Cornell High School - Reflector Yearbook (Cornell, WI)

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Lloxd Sad16P Maudn n0f all the things I like the best I much prefer to sit,and rest. Basketball 1. C ',.' -VV.. ' AQ'iiiililIimU mfs., 4 4 Agnes Saxe llB.LunlI Even small things make a big noise. Glee Club 1,2,5,4g GAA l,2,3,4, Secretary and Treasurer 5,43 Operetta l,2,5,4g Annual Staff 43 Class Play 5. Edith Roberts nPetien - nShe's just the quiet kind whose nature never varies. GAA 1. 1fL!0 ?6Q'.,C ,:4,fW4f 'VTi ,Mg 41,1 e 'f'y', .LQ ww-w 4m,f-'UQW47 fatty' '7'f f , ,,,,4,cCfce'Yj'Jf4 L C czgc' - 1,44 mfQv.rffr'-mf Lndf vxzkzf. -9- Lois Steinhaus HLoieN HI chatter, chatter as I go and I go on forever.H Glee Club lg Band 2, 5,43 Class Play 3. Juanita Thune WTuneN WShe has opinions of her own and words to voice them.n Hi-Lites l,2,3,4, Editor 5,43 Glee Club l,2,3,4g Band l,2,3,4g GAA 1,23 Class Vice President 45 Cheer Leader 45 Class Play 35 Operetta 1,2,3,4g Annual Staff 4.

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Jean Lightfoot nShe too will reach the golden goal of success. Hi-Lites l,43 Glee Club l,2,3,4Q GAA 1,42 Class President 33 Vice Presi dent 23 Operetta l,2,3, 43 Class Play 33 Annual Editor 4. wiW?V eafwff g2L15ff5f.?Q M Delores Larson !lDeell HSilence is the spice of life Girl' leeXC ,2. fl K JD Q ' Iviarecaret Mitchell HMitzieH nBlacK of hair, short of stature, all must yield to her good nature,H GM 4: Annual staff 4 rj! X Ruth Overmeyer NJim' Wlf this be pleasure, I prefer eorrow.n Maynard Retzlaff NWho's more popular than the man with the permanent wave.n Glee Club l,2,53 Band 3,43 Photography Club 3,43 Class Play 33 Operetta 1. - 8 - Harold Popple uHarpon WGlamorous ladies do not fascinate him-- yeton Basketball 3,43 Foot ball 3,43 Track 43 Letter Club 4.

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3. no ' o ' L tffrfif-f lr- .... .mr if 'fp 46 it W5 W' MFWY, ,J a' JUNIOR cmss is lffE,pBereen Mal on ?Lauretta Grotte, Colesta Moussette, Pearl LaFramboise, Jeannette y 'Jones, Rilgenijarmody, LeRoy Johnson, Iver Larson, Betty Currie, Leonard Schwartz, Q .rp 'cilleNShyia, Fae Nelson, Norma Maurer, Lois Warner. Ipfjgelltegn ey, Pearl Grinder, Madeline Popp, Kathryn Schone, Florence Bukosky, Af, ,MJ Robert C rie, Orville'Solie, Robert Henrickson, Charles Tyler, Walter Oelke, f ffl ,,gBohumil Svoma, Gerald Miller, Ross Simmerman, Arlene Hurlburt, Mr. Tabaka. 9,j7i 151' Betty Capaul, Loretta Thon, Jean Bowers, Marcella Purfeerst, Arlene Vajgrt, Elton fn' W Larson, Clarence Swanson, Steve Schild, Romer Whipple, Estil Schild, Dale Stoll, QM! Lowell Bemis. , Q 4 -,ff 2 r'-1 Secretary- vice' Treasurer Prcssde nt pfwident JUNIOR HISTORY Our third year of high school finds us with a membership of thirty-eight, all of whoa we hope to have with us next year. We have three new members this year, Walter Oelke fron Neilsville, and Iver Larson and Madeline Popp from Cadott. Our class officers are: Marcella Purfeerst, president, Florence Bukosky, vice-presi- dent, Orville Solie, secretary and treasurer. We presented a three-act comedy drama, nDora Deanu, on October 17 in the new auditor- ium. The characters were: Dora Dean, an orphan, Betty Capaulg Mrs. Sarah Dean, her aunt, Lauretta Grotteg Eugenia Dean and Alice Dean, Sarah's daughters, Colesta Moussette and Jean Bowers, Howard Hastings, a neighbor, Steve Schildg Ella Gray Hastings, his wife, Jeannette Jones, Stephen Gray, Ella's brother, Robert Henricksong Mrs. Louise Elliott, Howard's sister, Helen Beighleyg Mrs. Leah, housekeeper at the Hasting's home, Arlene Hurlburtg Bridget, servant at Locust Grove, Kathryn Schoneg Joey, the handyman, Francis Mitchell, Uncle Nat Dean, from India, Estil Schild. The play was very successful both as to finances and as to entertainment. f On May l we presented a prom in honor of the seniors at the new auditorium. Music was furnished by Johnny Johnson's orchestra from Menominie. The prom was well attended and proved to be a very successful event. Marcella Purfeerst and Darell Anthony reigned as prom queen and king.