Dorchester High School - Dorhian Yearbook (Dorchester, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1944 volume:

DEDICATION VE, THE CLASS OF «44, RESPECTFULLY DEDICATE OIK ANNUAL TO MIS8 DOROTHY Nelson, in grateful acknowledgment OF HER TIRELESS EFFORTS IN PROMOTING TKC GENERAL WELFARE OF OUR SCHOOL, AKD FOR HER MANY CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE LAURELS OF CUR ALMA MATER, dor-oossiper staff OOHHUN SWF Editor...,.......................... ..Allen puoleiner Business manager..........................Gordon seigcl Ass't Editor......................... annabelle Bhecke ass'T Business manager....................Mormon Fenbke ADVISORS general advisor.... Business Advisor... Editorial ADVISOR.. PHOTOGRAPHY ADVISOR Typing advisor...... ACTIVITIES 8oys' Sports....,....................... Robert krause G.A.A..... .............................BEVERLY GEXIICH Mixbd Chorus...............................Anthony beck Girls Glee club...................... Marjorie sailer Forensics.................................Elaine Paul Band............................... ..Dale Sorenson F.F A.................................... JAMES PAUL Humor...................... Gordon leonharot ARTHUR BOXRUCKER Dedication......................... .....Elaine parsons PHOTOGRAPHY.........................ANTHONY BECK GORDON LEONHAROT OOR GOSS I PER. ................. ......MYRTLE KELLAER School Carnival...................myrtle Kellner Typists.....................Bernice Ramiingcr MARJORIE SAILER .........MR. Newton Boggs Principal Herbert Juacau .........MRS, IRVIN PRIES .......MR. GALE VANDEBERG .....MISS OOROTHY NELSON CLASS EDITORS SENIOR............................... BERNICE RAAMINGER Junior...................................Mildred sailer Sophomore........................Bernice Sedlack freshien.............................. «...Dora genrich Sales managers ,Marjorie sailer ALLEN PUOLEINER OCR-HI GOSSIPER The Senior Class voteo to rjblish a paper every thyee reeks. Splendid co-operation was shown by every- one AND GOOD EXPERIENCE IN MANAGEMENT ANO ENBLISH COMPOSITION was also QAIICO. THE GOSS1PER staff INCLUDED! EDITORIAL...., Manager,,,., G.A.A,...,, Bovs Sports Music.,.. MlXEO CHORUS,. Hjmor.,,,.. Goroon leonharot Assembly news,....,.,,,. F.F.A.... Typist...,, ..Bernice Pamiinger ALLEN PUOUINER MARJORIE SAILER Printers,,,.,,,,.,,,,.,, JAMES PAUL Anthony beck Class News senior,, JUNIOR.,, Sophomore Freshmw. Dora GENMCH Mrs. Irvin Pries Jjlss Dorothy Nelson Superior State Central State Teachers College Teachers College rnt llh, Social English, Social Studies, i-orensics.Studies, Band, Vocal Music. rertrel State Teachers College Principal Herbert Juneau rierrontary trades. Eau Claire State Teaclers College, U. of Wisconsin. Isr A. Jei-r.net k ‘ Ecu Claire tuts Teachers C 21e e Interned! a to Oral'-. English, -ocial Studies Vocal Music, Phy. Ed. Gale W. VandeBerg U. of Wisconsin Newton Boggs Ripen College, U. of «lsconsin, Agriculture, Biology:C©1credo State Phy. Ed. College. Science, Physics, Math. Anthony beck— Tony Gordon Seioel-aporky ELAITC E. PAUL— ENIE It's too copious for my COUPREICNSION. ■Oh look it up in the book) «• DON'T KNOW Band: l; 2; 3; 4; F.F.A: 2; 3; 4; CLASS officer: i; 3; 4; Football: 4; Ojee cujb: 3; mixed chorus: 4; Band: 2; 3; 4; F.F.A: 2; 4; F.F.A. OFFICER: 2; 4} Basketball: t; 2; 3� 4; Football:4; Forensics: •; 2; 4; Glee Club: 3; Mixed chorus: 4; Class officer: 2; 4; Stuoent Council: 2; Forensics: 2; 3; 4} myrtle kellicr—-� Myri OmI My qo6h. JAMES PAUL JIMMY ■WILL YOU SHUT UP PLEASE Band: 1; 2; 3; 4; G«A«A: 2; 3; 4; CLASS OFFICER 4; GLEE Club: 2; 3« 4; Mixed Chorus: 4; Forensics: i; 4; Student Council: 2; F� F� A: l; 2; 3; 4; F.F.A. officer: 4; Basketball I; 2; 3; 4; Baseball: I; Football: 4; Student Council: 3; F.F.A: I; 2; 3; 4; F.F.A: officer : 3; Gordon iewmardt— ter ALLEN PUOLEIKER— PUOOY BERNICE RAAW1 NGER- RUAMY IF WE ORLY HAD ONE LIKE HER IN OUR SCHOOL. IT DON'T MAKE SENSE •1 DON'T CARE F F� A: 1; 2; 3; 4; F.F.A: OFFICER, 2; Mixed Chorus: 4; KITTenmll: i; 2; Football : 4; F.F.A: I; 2; 3; 4; F.F.A: OFFICER: 2; 4; CLASS OFFICER: 2; 4; Basketball: 2; 3; 4; Football: 4; Student council: 2; Forens ICS: 2; 4; S_EE Club: 3; MIXED Chorus: 4; Popularity contestant: 2; 3} GLEE Club: l; Popularity contestant: I; Elaine Parsons— Parsons Dale Sorenson— Ole Marjorie sailer— Margie Jr a pigs EYE OhI She’s slipping TVEPE’U. BE WAR IN THE WIQKttM, miicd chorus: 4; Forensics: 4; GLEE CLUB: l; 2; 8ASKETBAU-: 1; 2; 3; Bano: 1; 2; 3; 4; FOREWICS: 1; 2; 3; 4; O-EE CLUB: 2; 3; 4; MIXED CHORUS: 4; band: 2; 3; 4; SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Thirty nervous and inexperienced Qreew Freshies entered oor-hi on September 7, 19 � . 1944 FIND BUT ELEVEN SENIORS GRADUATING IN SPRINQ, ONE HAVINO GRADUATED IN FEBRUARY TO ENTER THE UNITED STATES NAVY. CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT,....................................ALLEN PUOJEINER VICE PRESIDENT........................................ANTHONY BECK SECRETARY ...................................... JiYRTLE KELLNER TREASURER....................................... GORDON SEIDEL OUR INC THIS YEAR, MR. KETTERL, OUR CLASS ADVISOR, LEFT TO QO TO MMStriELD, kfe. BOGGS HAS NOW ASSUMEO HIS DUTIES. OCR CLASS WAS VERY ACTIVE IN ALL EXTRA CIRRICULAR ACTIVITIES DURING THESE PAST FOUR YEARS. IN OUR SENIOR YEAR OUR CLASS MEMBERS CONTRIBUTED TO TIC VARIOUS ACTIVITIES AS FOLLOWS. JC: Marjorie Sailer—bass, goroon Seidel—Oorict, Dale Sor- enson— DRUMS, ANTHONY BECK—DRUMS, MYRTLE KELLTER—SAXAPHONE. GLEE COB: Marjorie Sailer Arc Myrtle Kellner, MIXED CHORUSS MARJORIE SAILER, ELAINE PARSONS, MYRTLE KELLNER, ALLEN PUDLEINER, GOROON SEIOEL, GORDON LEONHARDT, ANO ANTHONY BECK. FORENSICS� Marjorie Sailer, myrtle Kellner, Elaine parsons, ELAINE PAUL, ALLEN PUDLEINER, AND GORDON SEIDEL. BASKETB-LLt ALLEN PUDLEINER, NEIL MCCARRON, AND GOROON SEIOEL. FOOTBALL : Allen Pudleiner, Gordon Seidel, Neil mcCarron, Gordon leonharot, and Anthony beck. Myrtle Kellner was selected as tie representative from our school IN THE D. A. R. CONTEST, ALL TIE MEMBER OF OUR CLASS PARTICIPATED IN TIE PUBLISHING OF A SCHOOL PAPER WHICH WAS RIGHTFULLY CALLED THE OOR-GOSSI PER. ALL TIE MEMBERS WERE ALSO ON TIE WMJAL STAFF. EACH MEMBER OF TIE CLASS TOOK PART IN THE CLASS PLAY, MANY'S LIL' WILD ROSE, WHICH WXS PRESENTED APRIL 12, 1944, WE ARE SORRY TO SAY THAT IN TIE PAST YEAR TWO VCABERS OF OUR CLASS LEFT THIS SCHOOL. THEY ARE ELAINE ELLEN RAUL ANO GEORGENE GIPP. IN CLOSING, WE WOULD LIKE TO SAY THAT YE HAVE REALLY ENJOYED OUR DAYS AT DOR-H|. fi SENIOR CLASS PLAY Our class, under tkc direction of Mrs. pries, pre- sented The ANNUAL SENIOR CLASS PLAY, MAMMY’S LIL' WlLO ROSE , ON APRIL I3th. TV£ CAST DANIEL FRENCH, FROM THE CITY,........GORDON SEIDEL LESTER VAN, DANIEL'S CHUM...........ANTHONY BECK VW3E C-RVER, AN UNWELCOME VISITOR,...-4.LEN PLOLEINER ORPHEUS JUCKSON, A NATIVE ROMEO.......JWES PAUL OLD JOE, OAT'S A FAC' ,.............GORDON LE0NHJW7T ROSE O'MAY, MAMiY '3 LIL' WILD ROSE,••MARJORIE SAILER IWMY CELIE, A SLACK TREASURE,........ELAINE PARSONS ►CSTER O'MAY, RoSE'3 MAIDEN AUNT,.....ELAINE HAUL PEGGY FRENCH, DANIEL'S SISTER,,,,..,..MYRTLE KELLNER LETTY VAN, PEGGY'S chum,.,,,...BEVERLY GEWICH aaE JOAN, A mountain CHARMER........BERNICE RAMJINGER MR. COURTV NE, A LONELY MAN,...,,,.,.,DLE SORENSON ThE ENTIRE PLAY TAKES PLACE IN TIC OOORYARD OF MUMY Celie s cabin in tic Virginia mountains. Rose, an orphan HAS SEEN BROUGHT UP BY KER UlNT (ESTER, AN ARISTOCRATIC, BUT AUSTERE MAICEN LADY OF TIE VIRGINIA MOUNTAINS. TIE LOVE WHICH TIE LITTLE GIRL CRAVED HAS BEEN GIVEN HER BY OEAR OLD MAIMV CELIE. TO RETRIEVE THE FAMILY FORTUNE, miss Hester betrothed rose to wade carver, wealthy but habo-hearted NEiomofi, Daniel French, from the city, meets Rose by chance, and romance ccmes quickly. This brings about a quick tangling of the plot and many tense SITUATION, YET A VEIN OF COMEDY IS ALSO PROVIDED IN DELIGHTFUL FASHION. Commencement Program May 25, 1944 1. Processional.............................Miss marshall 2. INVOCATION...................................REV. BROWE 3. Salutatory address.. � ...................myrtle kellaer 4. SONG...wm...m........................... MIXED CHORUB 5« VALEDICTORY ADDRESS.,«................ .«GORDON SEIOCL 6. SONG. ..... ... � . .. ..«� .« ..� � .«. ........ .GIRLS GLEE CLUB 7. COMMENCEMENT ........................ NORMAN 0. BAILEY 8. sono-ocuble—Quartet. � ..........................Myrtle Kellner Elaine parsons Bernice raaminqer Marjorie sailer Anthony beck GORDON UBMPBROT ALLEN PUOLEINER GORDON SEIDEL 9. PRESENTATION OF DvA.R.......................... JUNEAU 10. Presentation of ................................ jwcau 11. RECESSIONAL..............................MISS MARSHALL JUNIOR CLASS Lef «lire to right: 1st row; L'thol Killer, cbert Krause, N'ildred Salle: - m; cher, Beverly Jenrich, Arthur -oxrucker, Lillian fiuuf -rn ischenuorf, Margaret Zuk, -nnabelle Brecke, Carol FierVe orrrun tens e, (not on picture; Donald Bedrcske) � � SOPHOMORE CLASS !■? ; Rcbert Busfc, Bernice SedlacV, Llvin Linda' , ■ ll ' rtelle Fuescinor, Velvln Lindou, . t- 11a Brecle, rrrttl • .J:ctsy Leech, Leone Springer; 2rd row; rs. Irvlr Pries. r't-efe J?yce f,cpf,' Ra ny Cenrlch Robert Scbol , Rr-.mml r t.cl.e, uoyce border, farllyn Rueden; 3rd row; Wesley Revie, Phlrl v ' 3vJn Schnldt, Dorthy Pritach, Joseph Konecn , done ;cp ; ' _ JUNIOR ClASS HISTORY WE, the Juniors, pause here to state That this year has seen ore of our best WE THINK OUR HIGH SCHOOL IS MORE THAN GREAT, AND «E ACM IRE IT ABOVE ALL THE REST WE'VE HAO LOTS OF FUN, MADE MAW NEW FT! I ENOS, GAINEO HEAPS OF NEW KNOWLEDGE AND SUCHf And now to follow tic other class trends— HERE'S OUR NAME WHICH, TH0' SHORT, MEANS MUCH. J-IS FOR JOYOUS TIME HAO IN THE PAST. U-FOR THE UNIFICATION OF CLASS, N-IS FOR NONE WHO ARE BETTER THAN WE. I-FOR OUR INNOCENT FACES YOU 3EE, 0-|3 FOR OB STRUCT IONS VC'VE BRAVELY FACED. R-FOR THE REFORMING THAT ms TAKEN PLACE, S-IS FOR SUCCESS THAT VC KNOW WE WILL FIND, CLASS OFFICERS President................... ...............Donalo bedroske Vice-President................................mi loreo sailer Secretary................................Beverly genrich Treasure.. .............................. ..Celine Schumacher WE GIVE OUR THANKS AND BEST WISHES TO MISS DOROTHY Nelson who, as class advisor, carried us successfully THROUGH OUT FIRST THREE YEARS IN DOR-HI. As our candidates for the carnival, our class elect- ed ROBERT KRAUSE, KING, AMO AWA8ELLE BRECKE, QUEEN, They received fourth place. SEVERAL MEMBER OF 0U3 CLASS PARTICIPATED IN 8AN0, GLEE CLUB, AND MIXED CHORUS, Both cheer leaders, Milcreo Sailer ano carol Fierke, HERE CHOSEN FROM OUR CLASS. Wfc GAVE A PROM IN HONOR OF THOSE SENIORS WHO WERE GRAD- UATED FROM DOR-HI IN 1944, BE ARE ALL LOOKING F0RW6R0 TO OUR FOURTH ANO LAST YEAR IN OOR-H( ANO HOPE IT WILL SC A SUCCESSFUL ONE, SOPHOMORE CUSS HISTORY This tew ms been our best in high; WE'VE LEARNED, WE'VE PLAYED AND HAD LOSS Of FUN. WHY IT was THE OEST? WE DON'T KNOW WHY, BUT HE WISH WE COULD SAY IT HAS vAJST BEGUN. WE'VE STUDIED FOR HI OCR A'S AND B'S Wfe WERE NEVER CONTENT WITH MARKS AS LOW «S SOIC OF THE OTHER CLASSES C'S AND 0'S AND HERE IS OUR NAME, TO LET YOU KNOW THAT. S, IS FOR TIC STUDIOUS HOURS SPENT IN LABOR, O, FOR OBEYING, NOT WHISPERING TC 01« fCIGKJCR. P, IS FOR TIC PICTURES WE HAVE ON THIS PAGE, H, FOR THE HI OEST MARKS CF TTC AGE. 0, IS FCR TVE CN£ CLASS THAT WE THINC IS BEST, M, FOR THE WW WHO WILL EXCEED THE REST. 0, IS FOR ORDER THAT MADE TEACHERS GLAD, R, FCR RON IONS THAT SOMEDAY WILL HAVE, AM) E, IS FOR EVER INCREASING SUCCESS. CLASS OFFICERS President...................... ...............Melvin unqau VICE-PRESIOENT,................................STELLA 6CKE Secretary—Treasure.... .................... .Estelle Picsqner ADVISOR,.........................................IBS. FRIES On August )i, � 942, twenty-eight green, oewilcred, AND EMBARRASSED FRESHEN ENTERED TVE DOOR THAT LEADS INTO DORSHCESTER HIGH SCHOOL. DURING THAT YEAR WE WERE QUITE ACTIVE IN ALL HIGH SCHOOL AFFAIRS. IN TIC FALL OF THE FOLLOWING YEAR, SEPTEMBER 7, 1943, TWENTY-FOUR CLASSMATES RETURNED TC ENTER TIC RANK OF SOPHOMORES. WE BEGAN THE YEAR BY GIVING THE FIRST 8CHOOL PARTY for tic Freshen, it was ticir initiation party, we ALSO INITIATED «U- NEW TEACHERS, MR. VANOEBERG, MRS. PRIES, MILL BCE, MARSHALL, AND CUR PRINCIPAL, 1 1. JuNEAU. WE WERE REPRESENTED IN TIC CONTEST FOR TIC SCHOOL CARNIVAL KING AMO QUEEN BY STELLA BRECKE ANO RANNY GENRICH, WHO CAME OUT SECOND. During this year Marvin haroer left our class to join TIC SOPHOMORES AT MEDPORO HIGH. Robert bush represented our class in tic forensic contest with a humorus declamation. Many MEMBERS OF OUR CLASS WERE IN BAM), GLEE CLUB ANO MIXED CHORUS. rr ESrYEN CLASS Left tc right: 1st row; Marcella Leonhard, Margaret Geiger, Virginia ...ueller, «lfred Schreiber, Herbert Scidmcre, TTilliam Brovro, Dor s Genrich Lora Genrich, Letelle Stetzel, «udrey Doolittle; 2nd row; -oris Sailer ' FrrSr 5 ’U ‘er' APl ' VJctor ak' With Baldhcrdt, Bem’co .«like) Francis .ebor, Archie ohan, Vary Tischendorf; 3rd row; George Kcnecry! raricn rcorke, Leander 'ayr, Delores .-chopper, 3rrr.es Beck, Lester Lueddec e, -H'.ne Fens e, .'.illiam Thede, Betty Rauschor, Vr. VandoBerg. GRADES Left to right: r n errirrar Nancy Miller, -’i Her, Petty Pickett, Ruth arlyn F'rdmann Merrlman, Pats Canlal Martins Sels'i ”us:rrw, 'las Marshall. 1st row; Lr-le -'ussrcw, iial Underwood, Saner Merr -ar, , Er win Broeske, u ‘rey Ir '.msnn, 11cg Mae rlorce, Rt clel ehner, leer. Co-eland, Jan!ce Knssrcw, Ju !tl Fruus- , 2nd row; Anna Copeland, Myrna Laats, Richard roeske, Elaine roeske, Lwald Kussrcw, Willi. Cr-eland, , Gwen Sebold, Arlene Erdmann, Beverlv Meier, Judith y Browe, Ruth -opeland; 3rd row; ?Mrs“3oe, Celor,s Broeske, , hawin Copeland, argsret Copeland, Crville Koehn, Jeres Herman, Norman Pickett, Pev rlv ;,Jrrn6n, FREShWEN CLASS HISTORY WE MlEf YOU SAY| AS GREEN AS GRASS, But someday you will hwe to olush; For when in honors we surpass, YOU’LL SAY THAT YOU REMEMBER US, ,aND NOW TC SHOW YOU WHAT IT MEANS To be a Freshman (tho one may be green 1) V E LL SPELL OUR NAME AND HOPE THAT YOU WILL REMEMBER YOUR GREEN-CLAD DAYS TOO, F, IS FOR FUN WE’VE MD THIS YEAR R, FOR THE RIBBING WE’VE TAKEN WITH CHEER, E, IS FOR ENERGY SPENT IN STUDY, S9 FOR THE SMILES WE GAVE EVERYBODY, H, 13 FOR SHORT H PPY DAYS OF REST, M FOR MEMORIES WE FIND THE BEST, E| IS FOR THE ELEMENT THAT MADE THIS SCHOOL, Nf FOR NOBLE W RK IN OBEYING THE RULE ON SEPTEMDER ?, 1943 THIRTY INEXPERIENCED OUT EAGER Freshmen entered the doors of Dorchester high school aho WERE ENROLLED, UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF OUR CLASS ADVISOR, MR. VANDEBERG, WE ELECTED CUR CLASS OFFICERS: President,.............................Herbert sciomore VICE PRESIDENT.......................... WILLIAM BROWE SECRETARY ,,,................... ••••••ALFRED SCHHEIBER Treasure,.,...................Ocris genrich IN THE FALL CF 19 3, OUR SCHOOL CARNIVAL WAS HELD. Vfc WERE VERY PROUD TO SAY THAT OUR KING ANO 'UEEN CONT- ESTANTS, itLFRGO SCHREIDER AND DCRA GENRICH, WERE SELECTED AS THE MOST POPULAR BOY AND GIRL IN SCHOOL. THEY WERE EACH AWARDED THREE DOLLARS IN V R SAVINGS STAMPS. WE ARE PROUO OF THE three BOYS WHO REPRESENTED -UR CLASS IN BASKETBALL. THEY WERE HERBERT SCIOMORE, . LFRBO SCHREIQER AND WILLIAM 8RCWE. WE H'«D ONLY TWC MEMBERS WHO ENTERED FORENSICS; DORIS SAILER WITH A SERIOUS DECLA- MATION, and Norman Zuther with an oration. MEW3ERS OF CUR CLASS IN THE BAND WERE: DCRA AND OORIS genrich, Betty Rauscher, elayne Fenske, Boris sailer, Marcella Leonhard, Estelle stetzel, Norman Zuther. we also hao good representation in the mixed ckaus ' o Girls Glee Club. BOYS' SPORTS IN AOOITION TO BASKETBALL, OUR SCHOOL PARTICIPAT- ED FOR THE FIRST TIME IN TOUCH FOOTBALL. THE BOYS RAYED FOUR SCHEDULED GAMES IN COMPETITION WITH COLBY ANO ABBOTSFORD. THE MEMBERS OF THE FOOTBALL TEAM ABE as follows: Pat McCarron, Allen Pucleiner, Gordon Seidel, billy Brcwe, Robert krause, Bob sebold, Donald Bedroske, arthjr boxrucker, Alfred schreiber, Anthony BECK, NORMAN FENSKE, ANO GORDON LEONHARDS THE BASKETBALL TEAM PLAYED IN TKC NORTHERN 0IVISION, WHICH CONSISTED OF COMPARATIVELY STRONG TEAMS. ALTHOUGH THE TEAM HAD A NONE TO SUCCESSFUL 8EASON, THE BOYS SHOWED SPIRIT ALONG WITH SPORTSMANSHIP IN ALL OF THEIR GAMES. THREE MEMBERS OF THE TEAM, RAT MCCARRON, ALLEN PUDLEINER ANO GOROON SEIDEL, WILL BE GRADUATING THIS YEAR. THE RE- MAINING RAYERS ON THE TEAM ARE ROBERT KRAUSE, BILLY Brove, bobby 8ush, Norman fenske, Alfred Scheiber, Alvin S ohm hot, ano Herbert sciomore. BELOW IS A TABULATION OF THE GAMES PLAYEO BY THE •43-� 44 BASKETBALL TEAM� NOV. 23 HERE Dorchester vs WESTBORO 13-38 DEC. 10 HERE Dorchester vs MEDFORD 7-44 Jan. 5 THERE DORCHESTER vs RIB lake ■� $?3I Jan. 6 HERE Oorchester vs ABBOTSFORD 23-38 Jan. 14 THERE Dorchester vs YE8T30R0 12-52 Jan. 27 THERE Dorchester vs Medford 17-33 Feb, 4 HERE Dorchester vs RIB lake • 9-38 Fed, 9 THERE Dorchester vs SPENCER 11-22 Feb. 10 THERE Dorchester vs ABBOTSFORD 8-18 Feb. 17 HERE DORCHESTER vs SPENCER 20-10 G.A.A, THE G � .A. (GIRLS' ATHLETIC 5SOCIATION) IS AN ORGANIZATION IIHICH HELPS TO FROMOTE THE INTERESTS OF GIRL8 INTO TAKING PART IN ATHXTICS AND OTHER ACT IVIT I EG, This past year during the qasketball season we have TCLO PRACTICE AT 7 C HALL EVERY WEDfCSOAY NIGHT, Truthfully speaking, we have quite a team. During THE LAST PART OF TPE YEAR, WHEN THE WEATICR YRS FAVOR- ADLE WE KEPT OURSELVES PHYSICALLY FIT OY GOING ON HIKES, Our advisors are miss marjcrie marshall and miss Jeanette boe. Tic officers elected were: President,, ............................. .Beverly gemuch Vice-President.................................carol fierke ...........................................Estelle puescwcr MEICER8 OF OUR ORGANIZATION ARES CAROL FIERKE, BEVERLY GENRICH, ESTELLE PlESONER, DOROTHY FRIT3CH, Betsy leach, Bernice sedlock, elayne fenske, Doris GENRICH, OORA GEARICH, Doris SAILER, AND MARION BROESKE. B ND MIXED CHORUS GIRLS 3LEE CLUB a jo news The high school senior bang ms cawsEO of thirty- four MEMBERS GROUPED ACCORDING TO TIC INSTRUMENTS EACH PLAYEOt CORNETS; WILLIAM 8ROWE, ROBERT BUSH, BETSY LEACH, ELVIN LlMDAU, ,-NNAOELLE 0RECIC, DONALD BEOROSKE, GORDON SEIDEL, JOSEPH KONECNY, ESTELLE PjESOfCR, AM) JAMES HERMAN, CLARINETS: CAROL FlERKE, STELLA BRECKE, ELEANORE SOHIOT, Joyce Pope, Elayne Fenske, ddra Gemrich, Ooris genrich, AND BETTY RAUCHER. ALTOS; Shirley Browe, and Dorothy Fritsch DRUMS; Anthony beck, Norman Fenske, ano Dale Sorenson, CYVBOLl BERNICE SEDLACK TRttUONES: Ramiy genrich, Melvin linoau, miloreo sailer, Marcella Leommro, ano Norman Zuticr, SOUSAPHQNE: MARJORIE SAILER BARITCNEi UNAE BRECKE, AND OORIS SAILER, ALTO SAXOPHONE; Beverly genrich and myrtle kellner. TIC BAN) OF 1943 PLACED SECOND IN PLAYING ANO MARCHING OUT WE HOPE THAT WE WILL 00 BETTER THIS YEAR, A 8PRING CONCERT WAS HELD JUST BEFORE THE MUSIC TO URNAMENT. TlC 0ANO, MIXED ChORUSE, ANO GIRLS GLEE CLUQ TOOK PART, THE TOURNAMENT SELECTION CHOSEN WAS THE OVERTURE TlC ORACLE OY OTIS TAYLOR, AND ONWARD YE PEOPLESf BY JEAN SlOaUIS, WE ALSO PLAYED NIFTY A MARCH BY I, S, LOOS, TIC NUWJER PLAYED ON THE MARCH «AS ENTITLED Promotion, by Ed ocnette. Tic names of tic musical selections and tic members WHO PLAYEO THEM WERE AS FOLLOWS; CLARINET DUET Dora and Doris genrich,........................ «Uno BY ANTON DVORAK CAROL FlERKE AND STELLA BRECKE,.. ««„� «BRIQAL CHORUS by Richard Wagner SAXAPHONE DUET Myrtle Kellner ano Beverly ............................ College celebration March by Maxwell Davidson TROIfiONE DUET ramyy genrich and Mildred sailer, ...........LARGO BY WTON DVORAK TROiaCNE TRIO Ramw Genrich, Mildred sailer, ano Marcella Leonhard.,. IN Tt-£ Gloaming □V NIE F. HARRISON UNDER THE DIRECTION Of MISS NELSON THE OANO 18 OCING VERY WELL ANO 18 IMPROVING GREATLY. WE ALL HOPE TO WIN THE TROPHY THIS YEAR ANO WILL TRY VERY HARO TO XI OCR GEST, MIXED CHDWJS The MIXED CHORUS, UNOER THE DIRECTION OF MR. Juneau, has progressed remarkably well, we have nade SEVERAL APPEARANCES QEFORE TH€ LOCAL COMUNITY, THE FIRST ONE WAS A CHRISTMAS CONCERT, AT WHICH WE SANG THE following numders: Goo bless You merry gentlemen, 0 Come all YE Faithful, silent night, and we Wish you a merry Christmas, mT the tournament at Colby we SANG THE FOLLOWING: HtAV'N, HEAV'N NEGRO SPIRITUAL nooooy knows De Trouble I've hao negro spiritual ADORAMUS TE Ou BOIS Blessed redeemer bach WE ALSO SANG OVER RAO 10 STATION WIGM AT kfcOFORO. The Mixed Chorus consists of the following memoers:. SOPRANOS-Elayne Fenske, Margaret Geiger, Hilda wilke, Bernice Wilke, Myrtle Kellner, Mildred sailer, ooris Sailer, Marcella Lechhard, ALTOS——Doris Genrich, Dora gehrich, Marjorie sailer, Bernice sedlack, Dorothy Frijsch, estelu Puesch� cr, Marion Broeske, Tenors—Elaihe parsons, Beverly Gehrich, carol feirke, .«nthony beck, Allen Puoleiner, Ranny genrich, Archie Mohan, Francis weoer, Noriwan Zuther, heroert Sc idmore, BASS——Gordon Seidel, Gordon leonharot, arthjr bowjucker, William Thede, lfred Schreioer, Leahoer mayr. GIRLS GLEE CLUB The Girls (Lee cue of oor-hi, under the direction of miss Dorothy nelson, has a memoership of nineteen. First Sopranoes: Elayhc fenske, Margaret geiger, Lillian haufe, myrtle Kellner, Marcella Leonard. SECOND SOPRANOES: CAROL FlERKE, BEVERLY GEHRICH, Doris sailer, Marjorie sailer, milored sailer, Fern TlSCHCNDORF, BERNICE WILKE, HILDA WILKE� Altos: marian Broeske, Dorothy fritsch, oora gen- rich, Doris genrich, estelle fuschner, Bernice sedlach. The Girls Glee Oluc olo ns part in thc carnival OY HAVING A GRAD DAG, THROWING darts, AND PITCHING PEHFf- IE8. The Girls glee cluo also participated in the Christmas PROGRAM. The SONGS THEY SANG V£RE AS FOLLOWS. The Cradle ham.......................oy huhn Shcphero'8 Christmas song .,..oy clarence Oickinson Little town of bethcehcm.........av lewis h. redner Star of The East................,,oy Amanda kehnedy V RTE CHRISTMAS...................... tRVING 8 ERL IN The Girls Glee Cud sang the following songs for THE MJSIC TOURNAMENT WHICH WAS HELO T MEDFORD, MAY 5th aho 6th. The Little Dustmas...................... joe brohms Lift Thihc eyes To Thc Molwtains...„dy F. M. Bartholov CZECHO-SOLVAKIAN OANCE SONG,........ CHARLES F MANNEY VOCAL SOLOS ANO DUETS, RENEDEREO AT THC TOURNAMENT AT MEOFORO WERE AS FOLLOWS: SOLOS Myrtle Kellner................. .There comes «nothcr morrow □y jean sidelus Elayne Fenske......................The crowning of Thc year oy easthope wrtin OUETS Mildred sailer. Carol Fier t ...The cat song SAMUEL J. EVANB F.F.A. CHEER LEADERS PORLNSICS FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The F.F.A. chapter was composeo of the following MEWGERSi FRESHEN: Archie Mowm, Francis weber, Leander uavr, George konecny, Norman Zuticr, victor Zah, Evarist heindl, William Thede, Lester luedoecke, william brome, ano James Beck. SOPHOMORE: Robert Bush, Raymond Fritsche, Joseph KOfCCNY, ELVIN LlNOAU, MELVIN LlNOAU, GENE POPE, WESLEY Revie, Alvin Schniot, ano Robert sedold juniors: veroayne ercmann, and Robert krause. SENIORS: ALLEN FUOLEINER, GORDON LEONHARDT, GORDON SEIDEL, ANTHONY BECK, jAhES PAUL, ANO NEIL MCCARRON. CLUB OFFICERS PRESIDENT,,,,.. VICE PRESIDENT, SECRETARY...... Treasurer,,,,.. Reporter,...... Advisor......... ..ALLEN PUDLEINER ...ROOERT KRAUSE ...KELVIN LlNOAU ...Gordon Seidel .Veroayne Erdmann ..Gale vandeberg Tic Future Farmers of America is a national orga- IZATION OF FARM BOYS STUOYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE IN hiok school. This organization aims to (i) create' a love of country life, (2) develop rural leadership, and 0) PROVIDE recreational entertainment for farm boys. Early in October, our chapter Farmer keuger held an initiation meeting to iniatiate tie freshen to tic Green Hand degree, a f ine keal cf earth worms ano yater was provided, A PEST CONTROL CONTEST WAS FELD DURING THE FALL WITH I,� 53 MICE ANO 503 RATS KILLED, BESIOES MANY 0TICR TYPE8 OF RODENTS. WE HELD A SCHOOL FARMER PARTY AT HOLLOWEEN TIME, WITH DALES OF HAY GALORE, NCR MAN ZUTHER, STELLA BRECKE, AND LANAE BRECKE WON WAR STAMP PRIZES FOR THE BEST FARMER AND FARMARETTE COSTUMES. A COUNTY JUDGING CONTEST AT THE OYEN COUNTY FARM, Elvin Linoau, Gene Pope, ano Robert Bush no ns econo place IN Live STOCK JUDGING. NORMAN ZUTHER, LEANDER UAYR, AND ALLEN FUOLEINER RECEIVED FIFTH PLACE IN GRAIN JUDGING. Tic yaste paper campaign mas conducted by our chapter DURING TIC SCHOOL YEAR WITH OVER SIX TONS CF PAPST COLL- ECTED, OUT CHAPTER AQUIRED SEVERAL NEW F.F.A. SYMBOLS, AMDNS THESE ARE THE MINIATURE PLOW, A MOUNTED 0� L, AN OFF ICAL F.F.A. BANNER, AND THE RISING SUN SYMBOL. Norman Zi ther represented out chapter in the F,F� A« DISTRICT SPEAKING CONTEST HEU) AT MEDTORD IN WHICH fC RECEIVED SECONO PLACE, Vlfe fCLO A FATHER ANO 90N OANQUET IN THE LATTER PART OF APRIL, A FOUR DAY CAMPING TRIP HAS OEEN PLANNED FOR IMMED- IATELY FOLLOWING THE CLOSE OF T £ SCHOOL YEAR, . FORENSICS THIS YEAR STUCENTS FROM ALL FOUR CLASSES PARTICIPATED IN TIC FORENSICS CONTEST, IfcS. PRIES WAS TIC FORENSIC COACH, The elimination contest was held at tic recretaional hall March 3rd, The league contest was iclo at rid lake march u th. schools participation were Co lot, adcotsforo, Dorchester, medbord, westdoro ano Rio lake. TIC NAMES AND SELECT I(NS CF THOSE PARTICIPATING IN THE LOCAL contest were: OPTIONS ■Tic ace of Reasoning ■Rural leadership ALLEN PuOLIEICR NORMAN Zl TICR EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING ■Postwar Russia Arthur soxrucker EXTEMPORANEOUS READING Road to Alaska ■knows and Unknown Tokyo since pearl harocr Strategy and tactics Gordon Seidel Allen fuoliener Myrtle Kellner MARJORIE SAILER DRAMATIC DECEPTIONS Blessed oamosel AFRAID CF THE DARK FAOING roses Elaine Parsons Marjorie sailer Doris sailer HUMOROUS DECLAMATIONS HD«v� s first long Pants MA AT THE BASKETOALL GAME PEGGY LOU EM0ARRAS8E8 BIG BRUWER IN CASE OF FIRE Robert bosh Elaine Paul MlLOREO SAILER Gordon Seidel Those people who represented our school at rio laic for the League Contest were as follows: ORATION The age cf reasoning —t 3rd. AU.EN PUOUENER EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING War in thc south Pacific —3ro. ARTHUR BOXHUCKER EXTEMFORANEOUS READING JOURNEY AMONG WARRIORS —«JRD. MMRTLE kellhcr DRAMATIC DECLAMATIONS AFRAID CF THE DARK —5TM. HJM0R0U6 DECLAMATIONS Ma at the Basketball Galc —2hc, MARJORIE SAILER ELAINE PAUL Elaine Paul SChOOl CARNIVAL Tic annum, high school carnival has heuo fricay night October 29, 19 3. Great excitement wo competition was shown by ALL CLASS.S IN THE POPULARITY CONTEST. DORA GEfHICH, AND ALFRBD SOREI8EP, TIC WHINERS OF THE POPULARITY CONTESTS, WERE CROWNED KING AND QUEEN, OF THE CARNIVAL. THEY WERE ATTENDED BY THE RUWERS UP IN T € CONTEST, who were: Stella Brecke, and Ranny genrich, Elaine Ellen Paul, and Dale Sorenson, annabelle brecke, and Robert krause. This group then led the grano march which followed the crowning cermonies. Tic different groups from school mo charge of MAN KIN06 OF CONCESSIONS, Entertainment was provided for all by a stunt Red Beards Pirates ano a floor show which featured A MAGICIAN ANO ARTIST. Prizes which were oonateo by the business men WERE RAFFLED OFF AS DOOR PRIZES, WO A PIG WAS RAFFLEO OFF BY THE F.F.A. After the evenings entertainment a oance was held FOR ALL PRESENT. THE CARNIVAL WAS very SUCCESSFULLY MAmGEO BY HR. WANOEBERG AND ALLEN PUOLEINER. HUMOR Tony� ——— What though I cannot meet my bills WHAT THOUGH I SUFFER TOOTHACHES ILLS Mrs. Pries—That’s me. TONY——--— WHAT THOUGH I SHALLOW COUNTLESS PIUS Tony to Mrs, Pries—That’s you. Allow me to present my wife to you. NO, THANKS, I ALREADY HAVE ONE. Tfe fouowing took place in English class, Mrs. fries NAS READING, YONDER A f 10 ANO ICR LOVER GOROIE S.—-WAS IT A YOUNG W.IO OR AN OLD ONE???????? Like THE MORON WHO TOOK A STREET CAR HOME BUT HI8 MOTHER MADE HIM TAKE IT RIGHT BACK. STUOENT—(BEING ARREBTED) BUT, OFFICER] I’M A COLLEGE MAN� Cop—-------SORRY BUOOY, BUT IGNORANCE IS NO EXCUSE, Tony——oo any of you know that chickens lav blue EGGS IN CHILE? GOROON L,—YEAH, YOU WOULD TO IF YOU WERE COLO, 1 8, Pries—Lett's grow up] I Tony——eat wheaties ano drink Ovaltine. W ILE TALKING ABOUT BIROS IN HISTORY CLAS8, MRS. PRIES ASKED, «HAT BIROS DON’T HAVE WINGS? gene p.———jail biros MR8. PRIES—WHEN CUTTING MEAT, COtAIA, WHY 00 WE PUT A COMMA AFTER MEAT? GCROON s.----To GIVE THEM TIME TO EAT IT. MRS. PRIE9——HOW HOULO YOU RJNCTUATE THIS SENTENCE? DIO YOU EVER KAR A 80Y SAY LETS CUT A Ruff1 when all tky want to say is may I HAVE THIS DANCE? Myrtle——You have to have quotation marks around CUT TIC RUG Tony-—-------No, use a sosors. Mrs. PRIES——THE PERFECT FARMER GETS UP AT FIVE O'CLOCK AND FEEDS HI8 STOCK. Oalc———«HAT stock? Bernice———His war bonds, MR8. HUES—«HAT 00 WE MEAN BY BARQUE MYRTLE-r—•—THATS SOMETHING MY OOC DOES WP€N I COME HOME LATE, STOLEN SNAPSHOTS .I� Those slap-hap happy senior girls. 2. I REALLY LOOK LIKE A CHHCSE, OON'T IT 3. Wa.LJ well Who can the soldier be? 4. WHAT A POSE I 5. The inseperable twins, or are they? 6. HE'D MAKE A BEAUTIFUL WOMAN| J | 7. I WONOER WHAT THEY SAW? A WOLF| COULD BE, 8. A TEACHER WOU WE ALL MISSED. 9 Hold that Pose, 10. I WONDER WHO THOSE BOYS ARE THAT ARE PLAYINO PEEK-A-600? 11. Beautiful background for a picture, 12. I WOfOER WHO THE MAMJSOIC FELLOW! HEARING THE HAT 1ST •3. A wonderful pair of dopes. 14. WHO's WHO? WE DON'T KNOW� 15. Biros of a feather, flock together. frank SEIDEL ALBERT SEIDEL •8EIDEL BROS. PHONE «5-31 COMPLETE ONE STOP SERVICE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING 0 . X PROOUCTS COMPLIMENTS OF OCRCHESTER, WI8. H. H, II 0 T 0 R CO, F0RO-FERGUS0N TRACTORS ANO IMPLEMENTS FORD PARTS ANO ACCESSORIES COLBY PHONE I 2 COMPLIMENTS OF WESTERN CONDENSING COMPANY DORCHESTER WISCONSIN DORCHESTER STATE BANK MEMBERS OF THE FEOERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION LOANS . CHECKING ACCOUNT - SAVINGS DORCHESTER WISCONSIN G E N R I C H IMPLEMENT CO. McCORMICK. OEERING FARM MACHINES ANO REPAIRS DORCHESTER WISCONSIN COMPLIMENTS OF 0 N LUMBER COMPANY BUILDING MATERIAL.BUILDING HARDWARE COAL -PORTERS PAINT DORCHESTER WISCONSIN S C H RE I B ER I S KEATS-FROZEN LOCKER PLANT - 6R 0C ER I ES PHONE 3 6-2 DORCHESTER WISCONSIN DORCHESTER CO i op QUALITY FEED k SEEOS M F G. OF DOROESTB JUST RIGHT BRAND WISCONSIN ■OUR THANKS TO THE DOYLE STUDIO FOR ITS ASSISTANCE DORCHESTER WISCONSIN YOUR N E IGHBORHOOD THEATRE THE NEW COLBY COLBY, W 1 S. MOST MODERN AND COMFORTABLE PLUS QUALITY PICTURES GROCER IES FRUITS AND VEGETABLES MEATS ANO SAUSAGE CLOVER FARM STORE ED. WERNER: PROP. WE OEUVER PHONE 5 HURD MILL WORKS MEDFORD WISCONSIN COMPLIMENTS OF P F L U G HOE FT HARTWIG MEDFORD F U R N T U R E AND UNDERTAKING WISCONSIN SAVE YOUR DUPLICATE SALES SLIPS ' ‘ 1 i - 0 P'S R CM E D( F 0 R 0 ! CO-OP|ERAT IjVE l ! 1 ' '— s c 0. YOU GET A SHARE OF OUR PROFITS 8TET80NVILLE TANK OAR ''DISTRIBUTORS OF PUROL PR0CUCT3 PHONE - STETSONVILLE 2 I 6 I STETSONVILLE, VMS. TIL L I E'S STORE DRV GOODS - READY TO WEAR MEN'S FURNISHINGS JUST RECEIVED NEW ORESSES, HOSIERY, LINGERIE, LADIES HEADWEAR, SLACKS, GLOVES, AN) A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF SWEATERS, HANDEL MOTOR COMPANY CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH - OLDSMOBILE DIAMOND T TRUCKS GENERAL REPAIRING AND WELDING TIRES AND ACCESSORIES BCOY k FENDER WORK AN) PAINTING OCROCSTER, WIS, BEST FOR BEST, SHOP AT TILLIE'S PHONE 2141 STET3CNVILCE� WISCONSIN TERMS� JO DAYS A. w M U N D T NEW AN) USED CARS BUYER AN) SELLER OF USED ARTICLES PHONE 22J3 STETSONVILLE, WIS. BUEHREN8 COMPANY CHICAGO MARSHFIELD 458 JEFFERSON St. 809 E. 0EPOT St, Phonei Mcwwe ii82 phone mo CHEESE FACTORY EQUIPMENT AN) ELECTRIC k SPOT WELDING NEUENDORF TRANSPORTATION CO. PHONE 3320 HEDFCRD, WISCONSIN PHONE 38 DORCHESTER WISCONSIN 8TATE BANK OF MEDFORD FARMERS STATE BANK TAYLOR COUNTY'S PIONEER BANK THE PLACE TO SAVE - THE PLACE TO BORROW ESTABLISHED I89O DEPOSITS INSURED WITH FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ; WDFORO, WIS. STETSONVILLE, WISCONSIN F. W. L ULLOFF JOHN H. BRANDNER FURNITURE PIANOS, RADIOS AND BAN) INSTRUMENTS WHOLESALE AN) RETAIL MEATS COLBY, WISCONSIN MEDFORD WIS. PETER BOOTZIN MEDFORD BREWING 00. MEDFORDLAGER 8EER FLOUR . FEED • SEED GROCERIES AN) SHOES PREFERRED TOR FINER FLAVOR MEOFCRO, WIS. 1CDFCR0, WISCONSIN COMPLIMENTS OF DAM M BROTHERS WEIX DRUG STORE OEALERS W FORREST PRODUCTS REGISTERED PHARMACIST FOUNTAIN SERVICE PHONE 2571 STETSCNVILLE, KIS DORCHESTER IS. THE STAR NEW8 V. A. THOMAS THE PAPER WITH THE KANT ADS FLORIST C. H. OOWAO, PU8LISHER FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS AEDFCRD, KIS. PHONE 262 AEDFORD, KIS. PHONE 4225 i F� . v. • JOHN DEERE FARM MACHINERY A « F• FILLMER CO• DEPARTMENT STORE BEINTKER HUG IMPLT. CO. EVERYTHING IN READY TO WEAR F001YE K FOR IEN WOMEN AND CHILDREN SURGE MILKING MACHINES IEDFORO, KIS. PHONE 207 COLEY «IS WING 8 DRUG 8TORE DR. J A. RILL ING EVERYTHING IN DRUGS DENTIST MEDFORD, KIS. PHONE 53 A880TSFCRD KIS. COMFLIMENTS OF HERMAN LEICHT SCHMIDT LAW OFFICE� AT MEDFORD, WISCONSIN COMFLIMENTS OF COLBY BEAUTY SHOP COLBY, WIS. PHONE 2|w S CHREIBER '8 STAR IEAT MARKET PURE SAUSAGE AM) FANCY HEATS GROCERIES COLO STORAGE FOOD LOCKERS THE CLOTHES MAN MEDFORD MEN AND BOYS WEAR FRIENDSHIP BEAUTY SHOPPE STATE BANK BLDG. WHERE BEAUTY IS PERFECTED PERMANENT WAVING FEATURED MEDFORD, WIS. PHONE 4178 PAULSON GARAGE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS EDGAR PAULSON: PROP. DORCHESTER WIS. DORCHESTER WIS. COMPLIMENTS OF THE CLARION v v V V SAVE 2 TO PER GALLON NATIONALLY ADVERTISED QUALITY NORTHWEST DISTRIBUTING 00. THOMSON OIL CO. FEEDS -GROCERIES- FRUITS AB80TSFCRD FINE WINES A LIQUORS FRIED CHICKEN AT ALL TIICS 13-29 CLUB FRED TOELLE, PROP. ABBOTSFORD SYLVIA S wis. ABBOTSFORD COLBY STAN.EY DR. A. w. 8 C H I E F DENTIST WIS. DORCHESTER WISCONSIN COMPLIMENTS CF BEAUTY SHOP PHOC 2J7 SYLVIA HAUIEWC, PROP. MAIN STREET, MEDFORD, WIS. IDEAL CAFE MEDFORD WISCONSIN COMPLIMENTS OF MEDFORD LAUNDRY JACKSON VORLAND •QUALITY OUR SWOARO LAW OFFICE MEDFORD � � � wis. ! A T COLBY, WISCONSIN G0KEY8 BARBER SHOP ALWAYS WELCOME ALWAYS APPRECIATED V. L. GOKEY, PROP. MEDFORD CLINIC HOSPITAL OR. R. C. NYSTRUM OR. L. E. NYSTRUM OR. DONALD M. NORTON VISITING HOURS: 11 00 TO 11:30 A. U. H30 TO 4:00 P. M. 7:00 TO 8:30 P. H. BEIL MERCANTILE CO. QUALITY MERCHANDISE - DEPENDABLE SERVICE ABBOTSFORD, WIS. PHONE 24 U90 W I G M 1490 MEDFORD, WIS. USE PEOPLES RADIO EXCHANGE TO SEU: BUY: OR TRADE 12 ANNOUNCEMENTS— 1.00 (Non- COMMERCIAL ) KEITH� S 8uper Service FOOD STORE «CDFCRO WIS. RHYNER� S SERVICE STATION PHiaiPS 66 PRODUCTS NASH SALES AM) SERVICE PHONE OAY 236 PHONE NITE 2565 STETSONViaE, WIS. LOCAaY OWNED NATIONALLY OWNED COAST TO COAST STORES HARDWARE, AUTO SUPPLIES, SPORTING GOODS BEDFORD PHONE 3397 WIS. ABBOTSFORD HARDWARE CO. COMPLETE HARDWARE SERVICE. PLUMBING, HEATING, ELECTRIC WIRING BOTTLE GAS SERVICE PHONE 42 8TETSONVILLE AUTO CO. GEORGE BAUUER, PROP. GENERAL MACHINE WORK REPAIRINGS AUTO ACCESSORIES AM) OILS OCVROLET SALES k SERVICE PHONE 2421 STETSONVILLE, WIS. 8TETS0NVTLLE HARDWARE CO. EVERYTHING IN HATOWARE STETSONVILLE WIS. OOROCSTER COMPLIMENTS OF C.H. VIRCKS VIRCKS BARBEE SHOP ONCE.....ALWAYS FOR YOUR MOVIE ENTERTAINMENT THE AVON THEATER SHOW PLACE OF SHOW HITS MEDFORD, WIS. WIS. DORCHESTER COMPLIMENTS OF 8EB0LD GARAGE CHEVROLET DEALERS PARTS ACCESSORIES SERVICE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING FLORENCE BEAUTY SHOPPE ABOVE THE NEWBURG BUILDING WIS. MEDFORD WIS. ERICKSON hardware COMPAW IF ITS HARDWARE WE HAVE IT. PLUMBING k HEATING NEWBURG S APPAREL STORE QUALITY CLOTHING FOR T € ENTIRE FAMILY DOROCSTER WIS. MEDFORD WIS. -—8 0 0 S T E R S- SPECIALISTS IN DISEASES OF DOMESTIC ANIMALS PHONE 4|06 OR. L. E. RISUM VETER INARUN ?4f NORTH MAIN ST. «DFCRD, WIS. MEDFORD DAIRY PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS AMD ICE CREAM A LITTLE MORE FOR A UTILE LESS PHONE 309 MEDFORD, WIS. NORTHERN 8TATES IT� 8 RAY'8 HATCHERY0 POWER COMPANY FOR EYES ARE PRICELESS, GOOD LIGHTS ARE CHEAP. QUALITY CHI OKS PHCNE 7 OCR CHESTER WIS. CONFLIICNTS OF JOHNSON 8 I L 0 CO DR. T 0 L E Y, M. D. CONCRETE SILOS CINDER AND CONCRETE BLOCKS DORCHESTER, WIS, PHONE 35-1| PHCNE IOIW AB80TSFCR0, WIS.