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

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.- THE NFGJRTHERN TRAIL Senior Class AT 8:45 on the morning of September ignorant Freshmen made their River High School to begin pondering life. Today we find the number greatly students are left to graduate. However, 'has ever graduated from the Eagle As stated before, this green and general routine of school work and decided that they would need an group. Mr. Kracht was elected class president. We soon proved to be a learned to watch with interest. Our honor roll, and in a great many of it. ' One of the big events of the year of the Poultry Yard. Much skill was and Mr. Kracht, known for his skill in play a success. Class of 1929 as Sophomores The Class of 1929 received one new member, Leonard Simmonis, but was decreased by the loss of five others. The class was again successful in securing Mr. Kracht as advisor. Marion Belongy was elected president, andwithqthe help of the others we again stood out among the classes. This year we presented The Arrival of Kitty as our class play. Later in the year many Sophomores took part in the Declamatory and Orator- ical contests. Valeria Benson' received first place and Edith McIntyre second in Declamatory., In Oratory the' boys had strong opponents among the upper classmen but they also showed much talent and used it in the next contests. e . Class of 1929 as Juniors - -During our Junior year John Langille acted as president lwitli'Mr. Kracht again as our advisor. The Mummy and the Mumps was pre- sented as our class play this year and our' ability in dramatics was now an established fact. After the second semester commenced the Juniors undertookitlfiegtask of -editing the Hi Times with Greta Tetzler as editor- in-chief and Mr. Wolff as advisor. I 1 In athletics our boys were on the spot. The class basketball tourna- ment was played in the earlier part of the year and the Juniors won out for first place. Page thirty one 1 ,.,, armani. ef' ...iii

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P if M ' THE NORTHERN TRAIL problems confronted us We solved them and found out that to say a thing is impossible is not the true student attitude. We consider that we have lived up to our motto in every way and expect to do the same in the future. y We realize too, that it was only through the sacrifices and aid of our parents that this education was possible. It is a debt that can never be paid in terms of gold and silver or fully repaid in any way. We can -only say that We appreciate all the things that they have done to make our education possible. Our teachers deserve the greatest of credit for their undying patience and' their willingness to give aid in the effort to help us secure the knowledge that was tour objective. Last, but not least, there are our fellow classmates. They made our irksome task a joyous one, and though all else be forgotten, their memory shall always be an inspiration and a great light in our lives. EDITH MCINTYRE. lasting Along 'th-e Beautiful Chain of Lakes Page thirty

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THE NORTHE RAIL and Oratorical work and were and Leo Bent in the league contest. we were kept busy getting ready for a vast amount of labor but after it was Was Well Worth it. As Seniors the 'beginning of the year was 41. Four back to share the pleasures of the the Senior class as a body and of its many and varied. Mclntyre as class president and We were Kracht as our advisor. played an active part. In the basketball first place, and a number of them later A football team was also organized. in this sport. The' Senior class play ,the year. The Patsy Was selected for ' e of characters took the parts and the play turned t one ever presented in the Eagle River High High school auditorium. The members of the class of 1929 have not lacked in school spirit, but have tried to put forth their best in whatever they have undertaken as Seniors, and they sincerely hope that their efforts have been worth While. -In the deep forests Page thirty-two