Dorchester High School - Dorhian Yearbook (Dorchester, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1938 volume:

Eurward McVey An inspiring teacher, A loyal friend, We, the senior class, take pleasure in dedicating this 1956 Dcrhian. DORHIAN Published by Class of 1938 DORCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL Dorchester, Wisconsin = =-=-3 g—I—Z -ZtZ—BS3S1-ZrS-X—Z— rvs u V$ 4- j Y'. vJ r f p '® UVJ____ ___ BOARD of is DUCAT ION DR. A. W. SCHIRP CLERK OSCAR LAACK TREASURER M. S. SORENSON DIRECTOR FACULTY DUR'. ARD 1.ICVEY PRINCIPAL OLA? K. -HAUGEN ROBERT E. JOHNSON MAXINE R. MASON HARRY M. HUTCHINSON MRS. L. D. SORENSON HARRIET J, DODA JEAN R. ROYCRAPT FACULTY MEMBERS LURWARD KCVEY - PRINCIPAL Central State Teachers Colleae B. E. River Falls State Teachers College University of Wisconsin - Graduate Work. Mathematics OLAF 1Z. HAUGEN Superior State Teachers College B. E. Mathematics, Social Science, Coaching. HARRY M. HUTCHISON Cskkosh State Teachers College. B. E. University of Wisconsin - Graduate Work. History, English, Typing, Forensics. ROBERT E. JOHNSON Oshkosh State Teachers College B. S. Science, Band. LAXTIiE R. LIAS ON Csnkosh State Teachers College B. E. University of Wisconsin - Graduate Work. English, Latin, Forensics. MRS. L. D. SORENSON Carooll College B. A. English, History, Typing, Vocal Music, HARRIET H. LOLA Milwaukee State Teachers College B. E. Grades - Four, five and six. JEAN ROYCRAFT •Ciau Claire State Teachers College Grades - One, two, and three. V V V V V V V V V V V V y v v y v v w Advisers: General Business Literary adviser Photography Editorial Staff: Editor-in-chief Assistant Editor Literary .ditor Art Editor Sports Editors Activities Editor Copy Editor Class Editor Photography Editor Class Reporters: Seniors J uniors Sophomores Pres hr on Activities Staff: Band Glee Clubs Forensics Photography Club Girl Scouts Four H Club Copy Readers: Kieber, Viola Kellne Elaine Ilrakenbergor, Kronschnabl and .rlo Business jtaff: Lanagor Assistant Editor Sales lianagor -dvertising 1. nagor Typists: Herman, Ethe] Hr ..use Fisher, Lorraino Uml Principal Durvard LicVey Hiss Uaxine Mason Miss Harriet Doda Reuben Pueschner Dail? Hoffman Laura Armstrong Lawrence Hertens Lorraine Schumacher Arthur Seidel Lillian Allar Leon Erlei Hazel Pickett Donald Schreiber Hazel Pickett Frances Allar Carol Ockerlander Dorothy Broeske ayne Dalce Gertrude Scidmore Donald Schreiber Phyllis Schief Lorraine Schumacher Bernice Schreiber Betty PremesiU Carolyn Beck, Adele r, earl Schreiber, Jon;. Id Brocsko, Milton tta Linda u. Ruth Fuchsgrubor Robert Sodlack Konnoth Foley Katherine Beucrnfeind Ev. lyn Sorenson, Myrtio , dole Kiebor, Ruth uft and Janet Gebert. V v V V7 V V V V V V V V V y V V V7 V V V 5UE-N II O IR S CLASS OFFICIERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Class Advisor Class Colors Class Flower Ruehen Pueschner Donald Schrieber Arthur Seidel Wayne Dake Mss Maxine Mason Purcle and Geld F g rgc t -me - no t Class Motto To the Stars through Difficulties V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V Head Dorchester Class 0 t . courtesy Marshfield News-Herald Ruth Fuchsgruber Reuben Pueschner Ruth Fuehsgruber is salutatorian of the 1938 class of the Dor Chester High school on the basis of her four year scL?LtTc aver! e 901? P� fr Cent' member of the school photography club and manager of the annual Dorhian, she has been a glee club member f R ihAn p111 addltion to. Paying in the high school band, of 92R18 bEditnrU1fPrhw vaI dlctoria,n� attained a scholastic average r K chief of thls year s Dorhian, he is a member of the photograph} club, was a member of the basketball sciuad for four S ciaSssV1Ce PreSWent °f the juni0r class- and is pSent0off0 e V V V V V . V V V V V V V y v V V V V t Pueschner, Reuben Band 1-2-3-4 Pres. 4 Vice-pres. 3 Glee club 4 Basket ball 1-2-3-4 Class play 4 Photography 4 . Lorhian Kdit or 4 [Schrieber, Donald Band 1-2-3-4 Glee club 1-2-3 Basket Ball 1-2-3-4 Class play 4 Pres. 2-3 Secretary 1 Vice-pres. 4 Prom. King 3 Carnival King Photography Vice-pres. 4 Fuchsgruber, Ruth Band 3-4 Glee Club 1-2 Basket ball 1 Class play 4 Dorhian Mag.4 Photography Treasurer 4 Allar, Lillian Band.2-3-4 Glee elub 2-3-4 Scouts 2 Basket ball 2-3-4 Treasurer 1 Photography 4 Class play 4 Date, Wayne Band 2-3-4 Glee club 3-4 Treasurer 4 Class play 4 Photography Pres. 4 4-H Club Pros.4 Seidel' Arthur Basket ball 1-2-3-4 Glee club 1-2-3-4 Secretary 2-4 Class play 4 Photography 4 Pickett, Hr.zel Glee club 1-2- F rensics 1 Scouts 2-3 Class play 4 B sket ball 2-3-4 Photography _____Sec 'j?_4. Mertens, Lawrence Glee Club 2 Class play 4 Photography 4 Schumacher, Lorraine Basket ball 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 4-yrs Forensics 1-3-4 Pres. 1 Class play 4 Cheer leader 3-4 Carnival Queen Photography Reporter 4 Armstrong, 3 Laura Assistant play director Scidmore, Gertrude Band 4 Glee club 1-2- 3-4� V-p. 2 Basket ball 1-2-3-4 Class play 4 Photography 4 Prom Queen 3 Cheer leader 3-4 _________ Erlei, Leon Glee club 1-2-3 Class play 4 V V V V 7 V V7 7 V 7 7 V v7 7 IV 7 V V 7 7 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY On September 7, 1934 thirty green inex- perienced Freshmen enrolled in the Dorchester ■iigh School. -t the end of four years we find that only twelve have survived the ordeal. Our freshman year slipped by with nothing out of the ordinary happening, as did our Sophomore. On I .ay 28, 1937 wo as Juniors honored the Senior class at the promenade. From king, Donald Schreiber selected Gertrude Scidmore as his queen. The events of our Senior .ear followed each other in rapid succession. In November we presented the coma, y sketch ’’Professor Schni .erschmultze' s Pupils,” ac: a feature of the ligh School Carnival. Donald Schreiber and Lorraine Schumacher were voted king and queen of the popularity conte t, another feature of the carnival. In January we established the photo- g.aihy club under the direction of fir. UcVey, Principal. We as a class, with the help of ..iss Uaxine Liason, class advisor, and Ur. LcVey edited the Dorhian, which was named by Iillian r.llar, a member of our group. .--t the class tournament the Seniors kept in the lead until the last night. The boys took first places in basketball, chinning, tug-o-w-r, standing broad junn and the running relay race. A novelty feature of the tourney was a Senior Class 3and composed of ten members of our class, some of which had never be ore played a musical instrument. On Lay 20, 1938 the class play, Express Yourself was presented at the Recreation Hall rith Hiss i.ason as director. Tho cast con- sisted of: V V V y v v V V7 V V V V V V V 7 V V7 V V David Dorter.... the master of the family.... ............v ayns Dake. Blinor..........his long suffering wife... ............Iil1ian Allar... Donna...........his daughter with musical ambition....Gertrude Scidmore Phyllis.........His daughter with domestic ambitions...Lorraine Dchumacher Nick............his son with political _mbition .............rthur Seidel. Stephen.........David's brother, a successful artist......laworonce Ilertens Jerome Travers..Davids idea of a son-in-law. ............Robert Sedlack Ituart Craig....Donna1s choice of a son-in-law. ............Reuben Puoschner. Smudge Townsend.Phyllis choice of a son-in-lav . ............Donald Schroiber. Celeste 0'Ry n..Nick's choice of a lifo partner ............Ruth Fuchsgruber Thoora..........an independent nr-id of color ............Hazel Pickett. Pinky...........tool of a political boss .......... Loon Brlei. Ass’t Director..Laura . rmstrong. During our four year session at high school three of our boys, Donald Schreiber, -.rthur Soid 1, and Reuben Puoschnor were first team members of the bastet-Vll squad, fix. members of the class wore represented in the high school b nd .nd Gertrude Scidmore and Lorraine Schumacher were cheerleaders for two years J une 5rd marked the end of our high school career. A bc.nr uot was held at tho Block Hotel at 6:50 P.ii. after which we ediournod to the Recreation Hall for Commencement Bxercises -nd to bid farewell to our associates end teachers. This year the Seniors broke the tradition and decided not to have a speaker. In preference to this, they themselves with the aid of the girls glee glut and band ensemble put on the entire program. Commencement Program Processional Our Wishing Well Band Ensemble Salutatory Address Ruth Puchsgruber Vocal Solo Mrs. L. D. Sorenson Class History Hazel Pickett Baritone Solo Gertrude Scidmore Class Will Arthur Seidel Band Ensemble , Rueben Pneschner, Donald Schreiber, Lillian Allar, Gertrude Scidmore, Ruth Puchsgruber. 'We Have To Be Good Class Prophecy Lorraine Schumacher La Cinquantaine Baritone Solo 'Wayne Dc.ke America's Most Cherished Gift Valedictory Rehben Pueschner Little Brown Bird Girls' Glee Club Presentation of Diplomas Durward McVey My Task What Shall We Remember Pals Spirit of Adventure Medley Wayne Dakc tl Successors to the Eighty seniors----- I imi - JUNIi CLASS OFFICIERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Class Ad-riser Phyllis Srhlef Pearl Schrieber Katherine Bauernfiend •Jr.not Gobbnt Mrs. Sorenson Y onto row (lert to right) Neuhaus, '.liar Geb-rt, Foley, itrs. Sorenson, Sedlack, Schmidt, Heiber, Olson, Skoog. Second row-Heck, I. Umlauft, Hof man, Umlauft, Stelze], 'ishcr, Faff, I.eyer, Schief. Back row- I. keyer, Jou'rnfeind, Schreiber kellner, tamminger; JUNIOR CL'.33 HI STORY l'e entered Dor-Hi as freshmen in 1935. Our clas c.insisted of 38 green, yet eager and carious students. Our lirst year was syent in accustom- ing ou selves to the gener 1 routine of things nd acquainting ourselves with our upyer classmen. kany of our students started early to t.ke an active eart in e:tra- curricular events. n returned the following year with 30 members left in our grou;;. He had worn off the tiuidness consi drably, and entered into competition with our superior class- mates. Our Sophomore year found us with outstanding declamatory end oratorical speakers. .1 stu tent from our class, Duane kedry, represented Dor-di in oratory in the League contest and won first pl ce, also winning first in the District Contest at t - . Stevens Point. „t the end of our second year we considere., ourselves as n unique part of the assemblage of scholars le advan .od into our present Junior year with 24 o_ our former classmates. Two of our scholars dropped tho first half of the year which leaves us with 22 energetic individuals with the desire to attain success. • The J onior Class officers are as follows: Phyllis Suhiof, President, Pearl Schreibor, Vice-president, J anette C-ebert, Treasurer, and Catherine Bauernfeind, 3'cretary. Wo h_.ve six members of our class tak- ing part in band. These consist of Sarah Stolzel, Pearl ,chreiber, Jeannette febort, P ,-.llis Schief, Catherine B. uernfeind and francis Ailar. Vu also'are represented in tho Oj 00 Club by the following: I. therine Taucrn- feind, C_.rolyn Btck, .'tola kvllner, Ruth fisher. Pearl Sehrieber, Phyllis Sehicf, Daila doffman, Adele Keiber, i.ubert S dlack, Kenneth foley and 7-ances liar. Two boys from our cl ss, Robert Sodlack and Kenneth foley have played first team • basketball for two .nd three years respect- ively. ‘V-j staged 'Podger vs. Belcher ’ as % our stunt for the carnival. The Juniors candidatos. Bob Sodlack and Jcanetto Gobert won second placin the popularity contest. i'o'II hope for victory at our carnival next yoar. '.'o put on two successful school parties. One was -riven as a farewell to lir Hutchis n, our class advisor, at his resign.tion. Tho other was givon on St. •’’alcntiho's Day as a masquerade. The final and paramount event of tho ye. was tho Junior Jr or.i on-:, do led by tho from Iling, Bob Sodlack c.nd his uc n, ranees -.11-:.r. It w s hold on the evening of Thursday Hay 6 nd music was furnished by Jack Pingcl and his orchestra. Decorations were in rain- bow colors. .s v;- find our J unior year coming to a close we .re eagerly looking forward to our being Seniors .nd spending our last year in good old Dor-Hi. G-raeftgives way to a riper shade---------- '■ ... SOMOMIOIRtS CLASS OFFICIERS President Vice-President Secrotary Treasurer Class Adviser Horace Lindekugal Herbert Pueschner Myrtle Herman Ethel Krause Mr. 0. K. Haugen Tront row: Left to right--?isher, Sorensen, D. Uamminger, Underwood, Premeau, Ockerlanaer, Hrause, Jensen, xiaas, Violand, Pulson. Second row: Seek, Schumacher, Lake, Khols, Broeske, E. Hamminger, Lindekugcl, Pueschner. Third row: Lindboe, xeach, V'ritsche, ilr. Haugen, Ludwig, Herman. xhe Sophomore class entered Lor Hi in 1936, twenty eight green but determined freshmen. During :ur first year we became accustomed to our surroundings and the routine work. Ue took )£-rt in m..ny e:ctra-curricular activity s: sever..] fro. anr ranks entering the fo ensic contests and two of our mo: bens, Hermetic Schu acher an. henneth Loach, piaye ,_.sketbali on the first team. Ve returned to Dor i in 19E7 as sophomores with twenty si:: members. It was our privelege to V V V y v v V V V y v v y V V V y V y y give the first all school party of the year as an initiation for the freshmen. As our class stum, for the high school carnival, we presented the one act -lay, love honor, and Obey , under the direction of our advisor, hr. Haugen. Our candidates for king and queen of the carnival were Kenneth Leach and. Viola Lindhoe. At the election of class officers we selecte Horace Lindekugel president.Herbert ?ueschner, vice : resident, Kyrtle Herman, secret ry, -md Dthel Krause, treasurer. ‘filis year we wore particularly active in outside ctivities, being winners of the class tournament held Larch 10th nd 11th at the Recreation Hell. Our class was well represented in the forensic contests with nine members part- icipating. Donald Broeske, one of our members, rec ivecl first in the local oratorical contest and in tlje 1 o gue contest held et Abbotsford. those of our r nks who ore mambers of the b nd .re Don Id Underwood, Kenneth Schumacher, Ray bake, Donald Haul son, Viola lindboe, irlene Violand, Carol Ockerlander, He bert Pu-schner, r.rthur Ludwig, Horace Lindekugel, Dlroy Jensen, Lyrtle Herman, Dthel Krause, Dvelyn Sorenson, and Donald 'roeske. ..embers of the glee club include Dorothy Ramminge , :etty Premeau, Dthel Krause, rlene Poland, iola Lindboe, myrtle Herman, Dvelyn Sorenson c,nd Carol Ockerlander. V V V V 7 V V7 7 7 V V V 7 V V 7 V V V7 V V V 7 X X X X V V V V X X X V y v st CLASS OFFICIERS president Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Class Adviser loro thy Brcesk.0 Elain e Xrao on; e :- cr Carol itio .laavlr;gor uccr o Xcihls Mr B.obcrt JoLmaor: V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V FRIiHLEtt CLASS Front row-(left to light) Pickett 1‘ohls Pamwingcr Pi°eke3men Lreuse, I.Ir.’ Johnson, Baxter! ’ B£iUermiend Seidmore. Luedaecke, l“u?ed’ «r'5?hlofer' ?euhs-“«. 3tr«8sbarger, ■o.iWr'SiJss . ack ow-Bochanym, Kronschnabl J- cobs 3roeske, Pueschner. ’ s’ FRE 3 HLIBIJ Cl AS 3 HISTORY -nfSjSsa- ss ’s.r ' electJ°tSId? !i16 Ve«inninS of the school year we ejected tne following officers: resident Dorothy Broeske, Vic! Pres. Elaine r kenber r ■££S££: Ge0i'8e :;ohls- Secretary,' Oe?ol e given by STsSSSKJ. rUaf'seowi Everyone Resent win never j e? 8. ,0, ;)]e wm V V V V 7 7 V V V V V V V V V V 7 7 V w the carnival that the Dorchester high School sponsored, wo contributed a part to the program with the aid of our a , visor Ur. Johnson. .e g ve e square dance -n hi.', xour comedians which ma.de everyone forwet their cares and sorrows. In the Popularity Contest, Ruth Harder and i.ii 11on hronschnc.bl were our representatives. he Class Tournament created many exciting events-Theo Underwood was our outstanding .jumper for our girls. e are proud of her because sher won ths broad i uno. Donald Picket is the only boy from our class who plays on the regular ' isketbal 1 ter„m and he does his best to he]) then win. Out ox thirty Glee. Club Girls we contribute igat. Je were well represented in the Operetta, the Lusic Festival at Abbotsfor.., and. th tou na- jient at Larshfield. The girls that particip- ated in it we e: petty Bochanym, Dorothy Broeskc Claine Krakonborger, hrletta Lindau, Ruth Harder, ?uth Scidmore, and Bernice Schriobcr, and Caroline taram nger. •Je have ten band beginners, as yet, none lave reached their goal. The fol owing peoole ire members of th. bond: illiam Baxter, James iauernfeind, Betty 3ochanyin, Liartin Jacobs, luth Harder, Goorgo Kohls, Lilton Lronschnable, rletta Lind-.u, Norman Plaeckolmen, end Gordon ucschnor. No one from our claus represented the school n the Forensic contest but those that receivod foothold were Ii e Olson, Dorothy Broeske, and rletta imdau. Our aim is to do 'ettor next yoar. Dorothy Brooske V V X X X X V V X X V V 7 V V V V V V v Basket Ball Tennis Baseball and to make all woll-rcundod, sports and exorcises of all kinds, which train the senses to be alert, develop and strengthen the body, and keep clear the mind from the drug of too much study---------,T Plato V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V 7 V7 7 V V V7 V V V V V V 7 V V V W 3chcdul j 1907-1938 Basketball ;e on Dov. 19. Core. hthens . t )orch jster 35 Visit 12 JOV. 20. Dorchester at Unity 17 27 )oc. 03 neci ford at Dorcheste 5 35 )ec. 1C. -est oro ot. Dorehos er 21 16 )ec. 1 7 lore jstcr . t b o ford 2 08 J an. 7 Uib lake -.t Dorchester lo 07 •- • 14 Dorch 3 er 't Prentice 10 41 J an. 21 Dorchester at . oirord 10 09 J n. 25 )or hosier at -thons 25 11 “ an. 28 orciuster at est, oro 1 16 Peb. 4 .ibbotsiord . t Dorchester 11 24 Peb. 11 Dorchester at ib lobe 18 41 eb. 18 ProntL• e t Dorchester 9 04 eb. 22 Dorchester vs Unity :.t .bbot' ord 18 25 V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V y v v V V V V V V V V V V V V V w .although Dorchester did not enter the tournament this year, the tear,: shows.. up fwirly nil, limited as it was d; the snail number ,nd size oi the squad. T' e jo s • 'on 4 out of 14 games, .e_e .ting ,oth the: •estooro twice. the team ill lose three layers by raduttion---Jueschner, Jeidi, and ichreiber. —ittan bal. a d tennis were the other ma.j oe sports in which Do: Chester partici i ted. 'I he class to urn. msnt included, 'a shot b • 11 , jBaskteball team free throws, bcr.ske .11 rol; ; , Individual fre :, throws, Chinning contest. Tug of war, 3ro.d lumpin’ , oil y .an, and the class tournament was won by the Sophomores. The Seniors were .just a few points behind ut the Sophomores on the average sere the better. The ,enior boys won the 'astet ,nll T o urmanent. V V V V V V V V V V V V V V Por the first time in the histor’ of the Dorchester -igh School the girl asket-b ll team had o ’ketball suits. The iris bought them with the money they t joic in from a bone li gene open to the public, ltyo. at Recreation ii. 1' , - ue sday, ebr u. ry 15. .he girl turned out very vel' nnc some clo e anee ’ ere pi yed b-. two on then. ...skotball ' as th most i portent ctivity e-.i )nir tho girl . In th' tour.iane t, the Junior Cl So von tii v championship. Other spot ts which were )1 ye cl wo e Litton- b'.-.l], tennis, nd voile; -ball. hazel Pickett Dertrude Scidmore Lorraine Schumacher Phyllis Schief Katherine lauronfiend Pearl Schreibor Adele Kiober Sarah Stelzel bvolyn lor .nson liola Lindtco IIa Krause I rilyn Sorensen band The crowning event of the year for the hand was the music Festival hold at Larshfeild, Friday Liny 13th. The hand received a second division_ rating in playing and third division in m rching. Of the solos--Gertrude Icidmoro placed in the second division. Ducts: Ilyrtle Herman and Iiarilyn Sorenson—second division, Arlene Violand nd Bvelyn doronson--second division, Be rl Schreihor and Ruth Fuchsgruhor—s cond division. At the preliminary festival hold at Abbotsfoi A)ril 9th, the hand did well also. The contest was judged by Feter J. Lickelsen, director of the Central 3t to Teacher's College land at Stcvons Point. A concert was given April 29th at Recreation Hall. TiiO hand played their to moment pieces. The band has made several public appear ncos at basketball games and at various programs, member of the hand have played solos throughout the year. V v V V V V V y v V V V v V V V V V V y The hand has many now members this year. Sight wore lost because of graduation, lir. Robort Johnson is the director. ilomb rs of the band are as follows: Cornets: Donald ichreiber, Jhyllis 3chiof, Reuben Pueschner, Frances Allar, Donald Droesko, rthur Ludwig. Trombones: Donald Genrich, Donald Und.rwood, -.rlene Viol nd, Dvolyn Sorenson, baritones: Gertrud.- Scidmore, Sar h Stelzol. Bass: Horu.o Lindekugcl. Alto .Horns: Slroy Jensen, Viola Lindboe, 3 thel Krause, Donald Paulon. Clarinets: --yne Lake, 11 .rilynn Sorenson, l.yrtle Herman. Saxophones: Pearl Schreiber, L Verne S uter, Lillian Allar, Ruth Duchsgruber. Drums: Katherine Bauornfoind, Herbert Pueschner Kenneth Schumacher. 4 H Club The Dorchester 4 II Club v c.s organized this year by Principal Durward IlcVey l nd the first meeting was held April 19th ft the high school. Twenty-five members h vo enrolled. The following officers wore selected: president-- byno Dako; vice president—Phyllis Schiof; socrotary--Ruth Scidmore; treasurer-- II nneth Schumacher; club reporter—Betty Premeau. Sever 1 projects that h.vo been t. l:cn up by the members are: Foods and nutrition, ’orostry, B.iectrical Hiring, Poultry, Canning .nd Sowing. Regular meetings re held the first Vuos cy of each month ..t the high school. V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V7 V V 7 V V 7 V V V V V V 7 V 7 V GIHLS’ GLEB CLUB Friday. May 13th, was an exciting day for the girls of the Glee Club, The liusic Festival took place at llarshfeild on that day. nineteen girls w re there. They sang two songs, namely: Tue Czechoslovakian Dance Song : nd little Brown Bird. They placed in the Third Division. On Saturday, April 9th, the girls sang Little Brown Bird at the preliminary festival held at Tbh o tsford. Twc woeks later Friday, ipril 29th, the girls song at a concert held at liecreation Hall. The great event of the year was the operetta Tulip Time which was given Thursday, Larch 31st. The scone was laid in Holland with many T il'.ps everywhere. The principals were: Hans-- Arthur Ludwig. Aunt Anna--Carolyr Beck Christina— Myrtle Herman, If tink_.— Dai la Hoffman, The V V V V 7 V V V V V V V 7 7 V V V 7 V V ; ; ; ; ; ; i' i i i i i i Burgomastcr--Lilton Kronschnabl, Dick—Arthur Seidel, IJed--Robort 3odlack, LlcSpindlo—Kenneth Foley, Wilhelmina—Bortrude Scidmoro. They were supported by a large cast. Eight girls were selected from twenty-eight to sing as an octet on two occasions: the first being an Armistice D .y Program; the second at a mooting of the Abbotsford Llusic Club at the Richard Schroibor home. Tho octet was na.de up of Lyrtlo Herman, ..rlettu Lindau, irione Violand and Katherine Bauornfcind as sopranos; Phyllis Schief Gertrude Scidmoro, Pearl Schroibor and Bernice Schroibor as altos. The entire Girls' Glee Club appeared at a Christmas program given by the grades at Recreation Hall. Their second appearance as made at a ‘ Stotsonville Parent Teachers Association meeting. Tho first semester tho chorus was conducted by Liss Iia;:ino llason, but it was taken over by Lirs. L. D. lorcnson at tho beginning of the second semester. Carol Oekerlandor has been Accompanist. The Boys' Gleqjf Qil nsrdiscontinued after girls was organised in Dorchester High school under the leadership of Lis 3 Vivian Culver,and was continued the following year under Hiss 3...roara Beckwith. They passed the tenderfoot test, an., were registered at Washington D. C. as first class scouts. In the summer tho girls campen at Tivoli cottage on Linor Lake in iaupaca, and in 1956 at Red Cedar Lake. During the present senool year the girls w.re under regularly. V V V V V V7 V V V V V V V V7 7 V V V V fo:-o;bic3 Donald Broeske '40 received the honor of win- ing first place in the league oratorical contest held at ...bbotsf ord, .-.pril 6, 1938, re pros anting the school j.t the district meet at Stovons Point, Thuroday, pril 21. Jaila Coffman '39 another contestant from Dor hi, won tuird plac-- in serious declan., lion’s the same day. Carol Ockerlandor '40 placed third in humorous seluctxons and Dthel lira use '40 received secon place in e. to port. icou reading, held at liifc Lake, .-.pril 7, 1938. In the local contest oeld at the Dorchester public school auditorium, the ooo)lc who rcc -ved the honors wore: Daila Hoffman, first, otty Promeau, second in serious declamt.t.Ions. Do. the boy's in oratory w.ro: Donoli 'roosto, first; and Arthur Ludwig, second. In humorous -..io clamat ion 0e.rol Ockerlandor, first; and La. Olson, second. V V V V 7 V V7 V V V 7 7 V V V V V V V V k- a� — K71 V V V y v v v v v V V v V V V V V V xt Those taking -part in the contest held at Dor cheater High School, for elimination i)i serious declamations were: ..yrtle He; cu n, ett; fremeau, 7iola lindboe, Oailc Hoffman, the! 1 .rauso, dsle Heihcr, .rletta Lindau. Orations: Donald .roeske, .-.rthur Ludwig, franklin Tritsche, yron eck; Humorous: Carol Ockerlandor, ..ae Olson; e. tomp- oranious reading: -thel Hrause, -“-orr in8 bchum- ache r, C-..rol Ockerlander, J Oc.nette . ebort arietta Iindau, ..dele I ieber and Dorothy Droesko. This contest v as held Monday, m ren 31, 1938, before the entire high school. L.iss ..axine Lason coached the contestants. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The Photography Club was started tnis year under the supervision of dr. I.cVey. The following were elected officers of the Club: .ayn Oc.ko, jresidont; Donald bchreiber, vice-president; liazo 1 Pickett, secretary; Ruth Tuchsgruber, t. O- surer; and Lorraine ichum clicr, club-re eortor. Other members i re Lilliam -Ik r, rthur joidel, Gertrude icidmore, Lawrence tier tens, due 'en Pueseh nor, kiss Harriet Ooda nd . iss -.axine .-ason. Programs and refreshments were enoyed by the members ol the club. . ch one was tauvht the fui.o. ament Is of developin' nog.tives films. .11 of the photogra)hy work f r too Dorhian was done by the Photography Clue. V V V V 7 V V 7 V V V V7 V V V 7 V 7 V V DORCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL State Accredited Well Qualified Teachers Course Algebra Agriculture 4 years Biology Chemistry Citizenship Economics English 4 years Geography Geometry General Science of Study History American World J unior Business Training Latin 2 years Physics Social Problems Typing Extra Curricular Activities Band, Glee Clubs, Forensics, Dramatics, Kitten Ball, Tennis, Basket Ball, 4-K Club, Annual. Dorchester, Wisconsin MEDFORD LAUNDRY Medford, Wis. 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