Cornell High School - Reflector Yearbook (Cornell, WI)

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Lawrence Swanson 'Lausy' Bernice Thatcher 'Mert' Wf?f 'Susie' 'She's true to one - one at a t1me.' Glee Club 1,z,5,43 'Not a man at 8117 W 'A better-natured if not H Eentlemen- girl is hard no f1nd.' Band lg Annual 4. Annual 45 H1-Lites 4. Operetta 1,z,3,43 Dramatics 53G.A.A. l,z,5g Band 1,z,5,4g Annual 4: H1-Lites 2,53 Irene Simonick A 'Henle' 'A quiet girl - at t1mes.' Glee Club 1,z,3,4g operecta 1,43 G.A. A. 1,z,5,4g Band 1, 2,5,4g H1-Lites 2,45 Annual 43 Class Of- ficer 3. Z6 f'f 'f'W crib... . ED Amber Yohnk 'Basnfui' 'A quiet girl but quite a g1rl.' Glee Club 2,5,4g Operetta 2,5,4g Band 2,6,4g G.A.A. 6,43 Annual 4. WW' Joyce Yohnk 'Tiny' 'She has no heartg ne has 1t.' Glee Club 2,5,4g Operetta 2,3,43 Band 2,3,4gG.A,A, 3,43 Annual 4. ' Mr. McChesney Senior Class Adviser

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if Q Q Q' Leonard Knez uickyu Marion Loiselle uTonyn HA man need not be a HA fair exterior 19 a silent recommend- at1on.' ladies man to be a man.n Annual Staff 43 Hi- Glee Club 1,2,3,4g G, A.A. l,2,5,4g Band 1, Lines 5,43 Basker- hall 2,Z5,4g C Cll,1b z,5, o,4. .WN Charlotte Nelson N ll NNever says too much. Never gets in Dutch.n Glee Club 2. 1 kr-r ijfL4iij5Lnjgbf Irene 1g 'Dimples' Donald Oelke 'Butch' 'Amb1t1on, ambition, where art thou?' Basketball 2,5i Foot- 'Dlmples may come, dimples may go, but she's always the same you k3ow.' H . , n Glee lub l,2,5g 1- 2ag141'c'5'4' C Club Litee 43 Operetta 23 ' ' ' Band 23 Annual 4. Gloria Patten 'Glory' 'Bralns, wisdom and character go togeth- er.' Glee Club 1,2,5,4g H1- Lites 1,2,5,4gG.A.A. l,2,3,43 Operetta 1,2, 43 Dramatics 35 Claes Officer lg Annual 3,4. -0-0-fW'n8',' ',,.,. 9-ffV 9 YA.A.J Move' 'MWM MJ. 0ZxJ,l1 09'jk7N I L- W,,,XfJ---JU'Y7 P' Ji Dorothy Planlng 'Dot' 'Her life is a ser- ies of adventures, with a different hero in each one.' Glee Club 1,2,3,4g H1- Lites 5,45 Annual 43 Operetta 3,43 Class Officer 43 Dramatios 5. chestr 2 5. 6 wee Q5-Usxnn. 3Jg5L!JnLpJv GMwJ. XLJMFVAN OJNLD so N KSQHMWE NN'-

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JUNIOR CLASS IV Harold Parsons, Henry Harm, Tom Hurlburt, Donald Van Den Heuvel, Dale Hurlburt, Robert Helgerson, Roger Steen, Walter Beighley, Orville Halverson, Norbert Payne, Morris Ligneel, Robert Thon. III Miss Garvue, Duane Diamond, Fern Crawford, Elaine Nelson, Wanda Rufledt, Doris Roberts, Julia Klima, Hulda Saam, Mary Currie, Mildred McMenam1n, Delores Van Den Heuvel, Betty Jean Whitmore, Joyce Hakes. II Jean Grotte, Audrey Krauss, Verna Larson, Ruth Hatfield, Lila Johnson, Betty McRae, Loretta Falbe, Rosemary Brown, Jean Zahner, Donna Mae Howard. I Bernice Rank, Lois Stickney, Ruby Yohnk, Iva Saxe, Melvin Schild, Stanton VanNatta. On August 51, 1942, the doors of Cornell High swung open to admit, not only the students who have spent other years here, but 5l half-frightened freshmen as well. At the end of our first year we felt that we had found a place for ourselves among the other students of Cornell High. Our sophmore year found 56 of us in the harness. During this year Norman Kohls left our class to serve his country in the United States Navy. Forty-two of us put our noses to the grind stone for our third year on September 5 1944. Again we lost two classmates to the Navy, Harold Parsons and Robert Thon. Our class play Wly Cousin from Texasn, a fast moving, hilarious three act farce, was a financial and entertaining success. The characters were as follows: Peaceful Johnson, a young colored maid, Jean Zahnerg Mrs. Beulah Scott, a widow, Delores Van Den Heuvalg Shield Scott, her elder daughter, Rosemary Brown, Doris Weaver, Sheila's best friend, Loretta Falbeg Wilbur Scott, Beulah's youngest, Duane Diamondg Lucille Scott, the youngest daughter, Lois Stickneyg Preston Rogers, Sheila's fiance, Melvin Schildg Johnny Benton, an unexpected young man, Walter Beighleyg Eshew Smith, Johnny's colored valet, Tom Hurlburtg Cactus Kelly, a cowboy, Don Van Den Heuvalg Tomasind Cooper, from Texas, Julia Klima. Keith Cronk is our class president, Donald Van Den Heuval our Vice president, and Hulda Saam, our secretary and treasurer. We are now working to successfully present the social event of the year - the junior prom in honor of the seniors, and are looking forward to our last year of school with sincere hopes that it will bring bigger and better things to our class as a group.