Cornell High School - Reflector Yearbook (Cornell, WI)

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SOPHOMORES ith Egg: Norman Dittnerg Donald Purfeerstg Glenn Robert Hetchlerg Howard Ashg Arlen DeMarsg Melvin Robert Crawford, Harold Roseg Maynard Brung Elmer George Wendtg John Flood, Betty Bukosky. 2nd Row sterg Gretchen Steeng Joan Paulsong Harrleirig Darlene LeMay3 Alice Paceg Leo Hatch- ler, Lorraine Johnsong Ruth Hallg Leola Shackletong Melda Smithg Donna Knoxg Katherine DeMarce. lst gg!! Agnes Thong Beverly Raatzg Ruby Stipekg Betty Warner, Elaine Anthony Nancy Webster, Joanne Carroll: Dorothy Fasbender: Marianne Brown. Oelkeg Elmer Dumholtg Jerry Prentlceg Priem. Qgg Egg: Carol Guthrieg Kroksong Wayne McMenam1ng Lee Prentice : Mr. Pichotta, adviserg Lorraine Web- SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY After a fine summer we returned to school to further our education under the supervision of Mr. King and under the class officers, president, Lee Prentice: vice president, Elmer Dumholti secretary and treasurer, Garol Guthri The sophomore year proved a prominent year in sports, the class placing men on both the football and basketball teams. There were also many eophies active on the school paper, in band, and in glee club. We are all looking forward to our remaining two years in Cornell High School with a great deal of anxiety.

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JUNIORS 4th Row: Raymond Hetchlerg Oscar Thieleg Jacob Willmang Howard Oelkeg Glendon Wilcoxg B111 Howard, Kenneth Crosby. 5rd Row: Mary Prentice, Elaine C. Nelsong Delores DeMareeg James Sellersg Ralph Warner: Lalferi-Parsons, Donald Lubachg Rose Kllmag Shirley Tonna- ncourg LaVonne Watson. gpg Bog: Miss Schardt, adviserg Helen Snow, Carol Lavalleyg Orva Hesslerg Dawn Tyler, Elaine M. Nelson, Peggy JuVetteg Constance Whipple, Ethel Grinder. lst Egg: Virginia Wajekg Beverly Craigg Norma Wollg Iris Studleyg Edna Snow, Jean Anderson, Erma Priem. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY In September, 1945, sixty-six bashful but ambitious freshmen entered Cornell High School for the first time. During the year thirteen of our classmates dropped from our ranks. The class officers we elected were william Howard, president, Carol Lavalley, vice presidentg and Rose Klima, secretary and treasurer. Our sophomore year found only fifty-one of us present. We had lost ten members, one of whom Joined the United States Navy. The class officers were: president, Glen Wilcoxg vice-president, Don Lubach: secretary and treasurer. Elaine Nelson. As Juniors we are back at the Wgrindstoneu again. Of the thirty-eight students en-- rolled, only four left. As our class play we chose 'Gone with the Girlsu, a hilarious three-act comedy by L. Verne Slout. Given on October 19, 1945. the play was a financial success. Glen Wilcox is our class presidentg Kenny Crosby, our vice-president, and Carol Lavalley, our secretary and treasurer. We also presented the Junior prom, given in honor of the senior class of 1946. The prom was held on April 26 with Johnny Atter furnishing the music.

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FRESHMAN CLASS 4th Row: Henry Grammontg LeRoy Duval, Jerry Evanoffg Alvin Langeg B111 Hlchardsg Jack Currieg Cedric Smithg Tommy Palbitskag Oakley Craigg Francis Richardeg Neal Tyrrell: Boyd Ankney. Qgg Egg: Paul Dumholtg Keith Ducklowg Hugh Scafeg Laurel Hurlburtg Ger- aldine Shipleyg Patsy Poppleg Wanda Sukoppg Beverly Thong Juanita Schroederg Wanda Wollg John Simmermang Larry Moeng Dale Anthony. ggg gow: Rosetta Newberryg Betty Hetchlerg Marilyn Stockmang Patsy Purfeerstg Helen Knezg Virginia Thatcher, Carol Wolfmeyerg Anita Downerg Marceline Thong Miss Niedfeldt, adviser. Lgt Egg: Fred Gehrkeg Edward McCanng Lyle Hurlburtg Kenneth Honiusg Neal Hetchlerg Robert Brown, Harold Capaulg Roger Goody Everett Burrows: Howard Smith. FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY After a leisurely summer, forty-four of the best-looking, most intelligent freshmen in the history of the world came tlmldly into the halls of our beloved institution of secondary learning. The first thing accomplished by the ugreenlesu was the election of class officers. Wanda Sukopp, because of her good natured disposition, was chosen presldentg Lyle Hurlburt, vice-president: Larry Moen, treasurer. Since the arrival of the freshe Since the arrival of the freshles, seven newcomers have started and seven have dropped, leaving us just what we started with, forty-four. They soon settled down to conscientious study and under the guidance of the upperclassmen learned the ropes as well as bad habits.