Cornell High School - Reflector Yearbook (Cornell, WI)

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IV George Wendt, Robert Crawford, Harold Haas,wHarold Rose, William Kal1nczok,' Elmer Krokson, Wayne McMenamin, Jerry Prentice, Elmer Dumholt, Glen Oelke, Robert Cronk, Vernon Hanson, Eugene Richards, William Duval, Melvin Priem, Arlen DeMars. III Elaine Anthony, Melva Smith, Shirley Retzloff, Nancy Webster, Beth Shackleton, Ruth Hall, Della Lange, Harriet Krank, Lorraine Johnson, Katherine DeMarce, Donna Mae Knox Carol Guthrie Ellsworth Blanchard H d A h Ch Miss Niedfeldti ' ' war B ' aries Corral' II Betty Warner Lavon Ouimet Joan Paulson Ruby Stipek Betty Hetchl B 1 Raatz, Betty,Bukosky, Lorrane Webster, Darlene LeMay,'Alioe Pace, Agnes Sign y Gretchen Steen, Marianne Brown. ' I gagEdCaoek, Myron Dittner, Maynard Brun, Richard Blanchard, Lee Prentice, John Early morning of September 5, 1944, found 52 shy, frightened freshmen entering the portals of WYe Olde Braine Faotoryn, ready to face our fate bravely, whatever it be. after e comparatively short time adjustments were made, and things were beginning to run almost smoothly. Weeks of work followed, after which we found out the results of our endeavors. Some results proved good. Others, we are sorry to say, proved exactly the opposite. The routine continued, and the end of the semester found many of us carrying one subject and dragging three. Looking back at this time, we realized the loss of three of our members, Russell Hoel, Harold Haas, and Eugene Richards. The nine weeks that followed brought more work and more results. Our last nine weeks as igjgmickgjxjand we were released at last for three months of freedom.N1' XR j J ,IIT tn 'ZU4 ,' XX' 3 35: cw, lj 9357? Xb X' V .Q NN' Y , Nix, 9 jifwp XIX tn...-an 5 , i:g5!!', X VN xt JL QW X! 1 VJ Q Jr fy N. -,7YE yy Q in of Q my N lf K J X X ' j ' 'T'..x - I N . - Q A y it ,X I Mi K Q1 X' VV cj' xy Y. 1. 3 . . X, X . .N j N, A XY' Jinxll ,Gt XQMJXQ

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I xl pw PM it ff 'L:l6a- M6 nk. , 105 I V05 V3 Aw Q07 Wilbur Stowell Cornell Central Stats Teachers College B.E, Science, Geometry - Assistant Princl- p4jdf pal .iiiaif YWZBZWMN 3.24 Norman Soderstrom Laurin MoChesney Cornell Cornell River Falls State River Falls State Teachers College Teachers College B.S. B.E. Library, English Athletics, Social Science Viola Niedfeldt Bangar University of Wisconsin B.S. Home Economics Harriet Schadewald Paul Pichotta Duluth, Minnesota CPSHGOH University of Marquette Uni' Minnesota B.S. versity Ph-B: Music English, Social Studies Maxine Garvue Dorchester Whitewater State Teachers College BOE! Commercial