Eagle River High School - Northern Trail Yearbook (Eagle River, WI)

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i we Roy C. Wolff. Waterloo. Louise A. Seim. Edgar Latin, English, Librarian. Commercial. --Donit try to Convinoo me, When sweetness beams from lovely I have my own ideas. ' featums- S The Gods may count us lucky crea- Esther L. Austin. Eagle River. tures. Mathematics, Science. ' ,, . ' Winnifred Bagnall. Sturgeon Bay To be liked by all that know her Domestic Science, Biology, and Phy- Is the highest compliment we owe Sical Education A her. ' A woman with domestic air, Can sew buttons and pull hair. ' Edward W. Kracht, Prin. Eagle River Science. A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of men. Helen Walrath. Eagle River. 'Mildred' I. Walter. Platteville. History and Social Science. English and Geography. - She comes, she goes, but always I-The longer you know hor, She 15 Welcome-H The better you love and respect her. Frederick W. Stuart. Darlington. H1 A. St o E 1 R- . History, Manual Arts, and Physical iyligio. ro g age wer Educfmon' , , What sweet compulsion I like fun and I l1kei Jokes doth in music xliojf Just about as well as most folks. Page twenty-three

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THE NQRTHERN TRAIL Upper4Tl'1e Principal's Office L0werwTl'xe Library Page twenty-two

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FW THE NORTHERN TRAIL The Faculty T TIME for us to depart has come, and with it comes the realiza- tion of what We have obtained during those four long years of high school. The struggle has been to gain knowledge and wisdom. -With that have come ambitions which we have striven to fuiill. We have been taught muchg and if we are not successful, it is not the fault of our teachers, who have labored patiently with us. It is because we have not put into practice their teachings. They have started us on the road to succe s s and have led us through many difficulties which we encountered during ourrcourse. This was no easy task, as they had to spend many long hours teaching us what we have learned. Just as a great general plans to lead his army in order to win, so did the members of the faculty plan to lead us, so that we might reach the goal of our ambitions. We appreciate the Work of the faculty and we want to thank them with all earnestness and appreciation. u SENIORS OF '29, fe . A Tribute to the Faculty XKYHAT! A quiz! Why can't We, the Senior Class be exempt from tests. It just imposes a great deal of labor upon us and means burning an extra amount of midnight oil, but sometimes marks do take an occasional rise. These thoughts and many similar ones may be found in the minds of the Senior Class. We realize, however, that these tests have been for our own benefit and education, and we also realize the patience required on the part of the instructors in trying to give each and every one of us a square deal and trying to help us gain the neces- sary knowledge that is to be used in the future. We now take this op- portunity to express our heartfelt appreciation to the instructors of the Eagle River High School. To Mr. Wolff we owe an appreciation for his Work on the sucess- ful editing of the Hi Times this year and his untiring eiorts in helping the Senior Class to put out the first annual in seven years. His work is in the field of Latin and English but we wish to thank him for the condition in wh-ich he has kept the high school library for the student body. To Miss Seim We owe an appreciation for keeping the future book- keepers and stenographers in trim by teaching them a vocation that will be of much help in the business world. To Mr. Stuart We owe thanks for the facts of history, which are stored in our cranium never to be forgotten, and also for the clean sports- manship he has taught us in our interscholastic activities. Page twenty four