Denmark High School - Viking Yearbook (Denmark, WI)

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Standing' Bernadine Schlegelmilch, Beverly Marlow, Alvin Cherin, Adolph Erickson, Phyliss Jacobson, Lois DeBroux, Mrs Winn Seated Carol Tillman, Betty Ballard Loretta Tohnson, Hope Tillman Result of contest at Wrightstown Humorous declamations, first place to Beverly Marlowe, oratory, first place to Adolph Erickson, extemporaneous speaking, first place to Joyce Lange, third place to Lois Lange, extemporaneous reading, first place to Alvin Cherin Result of contest at Brillion First place in humorous declamations to Beverly Marlowe Beverly will represent De Hi at the d1strict contest in East De Pere l .fvf . . . . I 1 . . . . . . . . . . . L' 'fi . 'IL ' 4 .l V ,..-41 ' - ..

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LowDowN ON THE HIGHLIGHTS CBy our reporter, Robert Schleisg with apologies to Fibber McGee,D nOh, peachy! A promenade,n peeled the proletariat who perceived the paste board posters plastered with perfect printing, pointing out the party to be pulled-off by a pretty popular pack of presentable pupils, pragmatically preparing to replinish the fund for the paramount presentation of our praise- worthy paragon, Viking, 1943, With preliminary pondering the prosperous picked their partners for the prototype, as prop- aganda prevailed. The date was distinctly decided by the directors of all dizzy, double-dealing, dame-dreaming dods that dominated the De H1 dungeons of dwindling duty. February twenty-sixth was found to be the most famous, fantastic date that ever fell on a Friday, featuring favorite, fashionable feminine figures. Feasting and fellowship followed as each frail, fat, fair, or flexible form flicked past to the fast flow of favorite music. Sensational soda and sandwiches were sold to the scintillating syncopation offered our sentimental sidesteppers so sensationally supporting the insoluble soldiers of this seemingly serious situation, put the zip into the swing of the swlnglers who swung a swing. Games and gags galore were gobbled by giggling gals in good-looking garbs, and gallant gobs who grappled these girls in the gay, dim-lit glide hall, So the group neither growled, groaned, nor grumbled, and gaiety was had by all!

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, 'N 'A I . 0 z AY . . H N . I.:- ggglagenefelt, Carol Tillman, Clenn Schuster, Beverly Marlow Lester ONE ACT PLAY The one act play, NMen, Women, and Goatsu was presented at Freedom where it won first place It was then given at the Little Nine Conference at Seymour The following night the cast travelled to Clintonville and won the decision Our next appearance was made at De Pere in the District Contest Although acting was new to the majority of the cast, everyone made a very good show ing, due to Miss Dufeck's able coaching The students and townspeople saw the play at the Christmas program and it was a big hit Three cheers for our budding actors and actresses v i n f 1 0 f s 5 f ' . l ' I L O 9 M. nf. r it . lf as-L 4? I f 5 ' . . l 5 , ' ' Q 1 U . I ' Q flll l t ' I