Dorchester High School - Dorhian Yearbook (Dorchester, WI)

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{SCHOOLDAYS}1 Myron Beck--Jack Webster—Owner of the Webster Estate Hollis Waldhai't—Reginal Manners—A yound English- man; aiedept at plucking peaches. James Bauerenfiend—Willie Clump—Sue Bascom's beau and the world’s eight wonder. Martin Jacobs—Jim Jerkins—Courted for twenty years but not yet discouraged, Arlene Weideman--Sally Graham— Cyclone Sally . Ethel Karris--Jenny Thatcher—Forty; and the object of Jims persistance. Arietta Lindau—Ruth Thatcher—A peach Reggie would like to pick. Betty Bochanyin—Effie Varden—A cute little neigh- bor. Ruth Scidmore—Vivin Vernon--The Belle of Cedar Pt. Ass’t Director—Elaine Krakenborger As our class flower we selected Lily of the Valley. Our class colors are blue and silver, the motto we choose was Honor Lies at Labor's Gates. COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Processional-Piano Duet-wSoldiers March Mr. Laux Mr. Kinyon Salutatory Address Spirit of Advcnture -Arletta Lindau Class History--Betty Bochanyin and Ilcilis Waldhart Girls' Glee Club- Ava Maria and Spring Awakens Directed by Mr, Laux Class Will—Ethel Harris Class Prophecy—James Bauernfeind and Arlene Weideman Vocal Solo-- Calling me Home to You —Arietta Lindau Valedictory Address- Finish What You Attempt -Bertha Haufe Cornet Trio- Rubato Caprice -Doris Ockerlander, Fred Reynolds, Blanche Genrich xx xxx m

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{SCHOOL DAYS) We were twenty and seven that day in September, I 1 317, when we walked through the doors of Dor-bi Everything seemed strange, but we soon became acquaint- c with our work, the upper classmen and faculty. In s )ite of our 1' ck of experience which soon was ovor- c irao wo pro so .red. In September 1938 we returned as Sophomores. Our '.rollment vras incr- used to thirty-throe. Our class entered into the extra curricular activities and many of our members wer a.ucc . ful. In September k 9 •torod as Juniors with an enrollment of thirey-on- . ..ho most important event of this year vr the Jw .lor it'Om 1 d by the King James Baucrnfcind, • nd the Quo-.n huth Scidmoro. This year wo also partic' ted in many events. As our school year drew to a close vc looked foreword to spending our last year at Dor-Ki Wc entered school again on September 4. 1940. As graduation nears wc find twenty-one ambit’ ms stud- ants who have completed four years of stu t Dor-Hi. Wc cooper .ted in many activities as :following: B nd, G1ee Club, Athletics, Forensics, Carnival, and C? ass Tournament. Our repr sonativos for Forensics u re Arietta Lindau and hyron Bock. Our carnival can- didates were, James Bnu-rnfoind, and Bernice Schriober. I:i the c rni.' l contest . presented two psntomincs. The Lamp Went Out , ■ rd The Duchess Bounces In . One of the most important events of this year was the class tourn.-.merit in which wc won first place. Anoth r event a- s the Senior Glass play, Cyclone S lly , held at the hecreation Hall hay 9. The cast of ch ractcrs were as follows:

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{SCHOOL DAYS} Farewell Address—Class President—Milton Pronschnablj Presentation of Metals: Daughters of the American Revolution,, Mrs, Krause of Marshfield American Legion Rev. Raymond Browe Presentation of Diplomas— Durward iVicVey, Prin. 1 K