Crandon High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Crandon, WI)

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-vr CHS I Sophomore Class On September 7. 1944, fifty confident and cocky Sophomores re-enrolled in Cran-don High. At our first class meeting Shelby Harris was again elected president. Donald Kincaid was chosen vice-president and Francis Ison, secretary and treasurer. After much secrecy and planning, on October 13. the Freshman initiation took place. Part of which was carried on throughout the day and the remainder in the evening. The climax of the evening was a dance which was well attended. Our first great achievement of the year was the winning of first prize for having the best float in the Homecoming Parade. November 3rd found these energetic Sophomores successfully carrying out their part in the Senior Carnival. We are greatly indebted to the class advisors, Mr. E. Donohue and Mrs. O'Donnell for the assistance they have given us. I President SHELBY HARRIS Vice President DONALD KINCAID Secretary-T reasurer FRANCIS ISON 16 1

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CHS THIRD ROW: Eugene Champine, Bill Chrittcn»oii, Bill Duff. Jerry Plummer, Glenn Burger. Darrell Deaton. Bill Donohue. Eddie Sturzl, Bernard Sheldon. Richard Moore. SECOND ROW: ArdU Croncc, Marilyn Cicschcn, Ktainc Ginzl, Marvel Tor«erM»n. Ardeiia Kendall, Mary l.u Hoffman, Dori« Padour. There Kalata. Mr . '1 upper. Mr. Netzel Cl»«» advisor . FIRST ROW: Margaret Woodbury. Lydia Gumm, Catherine Tupper, Germaine Koenig, Betty Richard, lone Duranceau, Florence Stern, Helen Smith. Rosemarie Ceaser, Harriet Plummer. iOautmirp Sritzkinu On Chrislmas Day. a member of our class, Lawrence Deitz-kow, accidently shot himself. After almost throe weeks in the hospital, the wound proved fatal. Each class contributed toward a blanket of flowers. Lawrence, who lived a short distance from Argonno attended elementary school there. As Argonno transports its high school students to Crandon, he enrolled with his fellow classmates, here in the fall of 1942. He was one who always was willing to help with the class activities. I 15

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CHS FOURTH ROW: Wilmore Kcitlcy, Lawrence Fannin. Russel Plummer, Jim DcNohlc. Ervin (Jerald. Herbert Wagoner. Duane Chaney. John Brooillard, John Gravittcr, Don Kincaid, Francis Ison, Lawrence Hoffman. Shelby Harris. THIRD ROW: Mr. E. Donohue Class advisor, Peggy Tallier, Norman Rowlinson. Jim Kneiszrl. Ralph Chartraw, Allen Christensen, Harold Lamoiid, Shirley Glocke, Patricia Emerson, Eva Ball. June Woodbury, Grace Aubol, Jeanette Holt man. Joyce Kincaid, Alice De.Mars. SECOND ROW: Lorraine McMilllon. Dorothy Christenson, Eleanor Wald, Carlcnc Kulk, Betty Bonack. Jean Spencer, Elaine Radlkc, Edna Whitt. Betty DeHart, Betty Petrick. Elizabeth Montgomery, Lillian Brotiillard. Mrs. OTJonncll—Class advisor. FIRST ROW: Harry Leahy. Richard Pfeiffer, Gordon Weber, Lawrence Jaeger, Robert Gilbert. Lengthening Days The gentle airs of April hours With morning shine and noontide showers Prepare, each flower in a day, For longer, blooming, blessed May; When poet sings in earliest dawns Of trees and rills and dewy lawns; When youth a fragrant love wreath weaves In after glows of late. calm. eves. 17 LAWRENCE HOFFMAN.