East High School - Wa Wa Ta Yearbook (Superior, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1945 volume:

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C 'Q A ' v ' y yr v - . , . . . '. V Y v 2 ' 'J 1 1 ml . right up to the end of the school yearn-sometimes we have even . 1 c.. , I . l . , . A . . V. . V' - Y I r - Zena Sfmfenk Because of the war we are feellng the effects of ratxonlng on the home front so thls year you are recelvlng a smaller book due to the War Productlon Board regulatlon cuttlng the output of paper We haxe endeawored to gne you a good Wa Wa Ta and ln produclng our 1943 annual haye experlenced a worthwhlle pleasure We hope you w1ll flnd satlsfactxon ln readxng thlS dlary and when looklng back to the old school days w1ll recelve many pleasant memorles Smcerely yours The Wa Wa Ta Staff Bmmwtmw mmmsjwsioikgmwwb MAA 9 cu ww mu amd so Sami? QS? Mary? ly wulxvw Uwmmkaaikkmwkdlwbmgw SAKMWWQ 5 WMfwcxm5x,,.D wxxmls mf UM H N H wwf ul PP Bw MW X,wNLmeA X KU MXN 'X KJ ,Allkvl Nm P xl xv ln 'ill X ,hs ,X wilmuwffob mwK m1m M3519 wwmomm 'N x Xu wx! x U IX 'X 55' ,Xfxs X X X y'1if 2 Y . . . ' KK YY ' ' X Q x j I . 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HIT PARADE or 1945 I rf' 1 l 19 N 22 Let's Take the Long Way Home Alolse and Jack I Hate to Lose You Bette to Doug Can t Help Smgmg Ruby I Learned a Lesson Ill Never Forget Kate H Saturday N1te Booze Gang Can t Make Up My Mmd Pug Everyday of My Llfe Hlstory Asslgnments Mlss You Peg to Buck Im Makmg Belxeve Betty Bole H1 Beautlful B111 Haugh to the glrls Ill Walk Alone Bubbles A Lxttle On the Lonely Slde Nushle to Dlck Sweet and Lovely Pat Moorhouse It Had to Be You George to Kathlyn Comlng In On a Wmg and a Prayer B111 Kelly Dream of You Berme to Betty My Dreams Are Gettmg Better All the Tame- Ostle This I Love Above All Dave O to V A C In a Moment of Madness Romelle Together Jack and Carohne Stormy Weather Loxs and B111 C I ll Get By Jerry Wllmot I m Begmnmg to See the Lxght Able I Llke to Be Loved By You-Glorxa to Gayle Don t Mlss a Trlck Crud How Sweet You Are-Elaln Larson Gomg My Way Russ to Marllyn Be Careful It s My Heart Don to Jackxe Toot Toot Fran H to Luke I ll Be Seemg You Elame to Jack Don t Fence Me In Students to Mr Shaw Rum and Co Co Cola At Ma s and Frank s Don t Blame Me-Joyce Prlgge Wfa tmg Jr Class for thelr Semor year ,Vw 5 's 5. 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I 'J -v I 0 , JN' x f ,ZQXY f' A Q LZ! fb- XKL1' f' fcf ZLK' Lvffft f fV2zf!fJ if Llff if ..,.-.-v.-...r.-- yd: svn Boosters Club 4.4-V -Q C Q3 U Harrn d rcn Zn Peeark FOX! 3m SWJWMM lem 2 ,JV You know its J cest feeling in the world when someone hands you a whit envelope which you recognlze as a bld to the Booster s You know then that you re 1n for a rollicking good time during your Junior and Senior years You ll even endure an initiation what an excltlng 1n1t1at1on' They xnx 1te you to lunch feed you raw liver make you as homely as they can and put you through a somcrsault routme ln school It s worth it though and you always know that the next year you can torture a new group Ah yes then comes the football season and trimming the goal posts You keep wishing that you were an inch or so taller so that you could wind the school colors a little bit higher Some how you always manage to struggle to the top of the posts Oh and then there s the Booster s Sweater Dance it was the first dance of the year too leave lt to the Boost rs o on records of course and there was plenty of choice But decorating goal posts and giving a dance 1sn t all that we have done Oh no what about the slelghrlde and the par ty after'7 Not very many stayed in the sleigh but everybody stay c,l to the party We had a big house all to ourselves the 24 of us And then of course there have been tieater parties bowl mg parties skating parties and all the kinds of parties that six teen feeble minds could think of Oh and we got those darling sweaters too with white B monograms Everybody knows just who s in the Booster s when thev see them ln their white sweaters and red skirts They were all so sad when our adviser Miss Yeakey left us for a man but Mr Mlnguey makes a swell stand in Our officers are super Annette Abbie McFarl1n IS our president and wow what a president' Romelle Thlele is vice president Elaine Emanuelson secretary and Pat Harrington IS the one who hounds us for our dues Ult6 a bunch those Booster 36 www Boosters Club 29 'lf ' 9 l start something. All of the big name bands provided music- . 1 . - ' l ' ' ll !, v Speech Club -.O-. 'Nl .- -... H C0 5 ff ' W 2:1525 'W Wifi? Wfiff ee but lt s been fun Speech Club I mean We came ln ere pretty green but wxth the help of MISS Elhott we really buzzed along B1ll started rad1o work out Wlth a bang All of us had our turns at dally announclng R3dlO plays were 1n the spotllght too Durmg Amer1can Educat1on Week we had two SkltS one ID school presented by Gall Curtls Pat Peg Bob and Dlck and one over W D S M by Betty B111 Dlck and Mary Frances When Chr1stmas came along some of us kldS broadcast a short play Some of the Jumor and senlor boys helped us It was swell of them Speak1ng of Chrlstmas makes me th1nk of the poetry Pat and D1ck read at the concert The1r efforts helped make It a blg success One of the h1ghl1ghts of the year was th ontest at Den feld East really brought home the b of our entrants Mary Frances 1n dramatlc B try and Gall Pat and Betty 1n rad1o ann rungs of the ladder We certa1nly d1d a gr n o r gum that day' ut that wasnt e w r hot compet1 the tourn ment h el1e m e were out to klll 1n those v nt C r -un ne was always g1v1ng some 1 orou some ednesdays were devoted to bu me , H 1 Pres1dent Lent V106 Presx r tar ak1 N tha w always soclable or anythmg but last we w re SPCCI ly nlce to everyone at our Black Cat ful Frlday the Thlrteenth We dared our patron o all the brave ones had a np roar1ng tlme danclng to or estr muslc and at the same tlme dodglng ladders Now not bemg selflsh we would never thlnk of keepmg all th1s fun to ourselves Dear Dlary so we re 1nv1t1ng all yo1 kldS I students I meanl to Jo1n the club next year Well seelng my candle 1 urmng low Ill have to stop here and h1t the hay cause to IS a busy day Goodnight Dear Dxary fyyfgj? QM S gp S eech Club N . M, I v xl U U. n. : ' ' e g e n g ', . , - , ,J : hi e . ' ' 01' it e . , B , ' f e n o t. 1' - - '- tion in th Ameri e o est, ' R ry Contest, and I 'I - 1 . . f D ra . ' e ' 2 1 S. ' elf a f . 1 0 1 A ' ' I , fi BC K n I et' 01. . ' , ' '- ol n ' n . . . 1 . . U C e . - . . , . . Y . g . . . A . I M 5 w S95 M Qsfiiig '. 1 7. -1 , i- fi ga 7: Ezi !,i :iii gliu F','E :ii H215 EEQT ix A iii? :1.:' .QEIZLE 1-r-.c 5-:F jfp: ish? -., ,QELE .iii :F P 3 x :gg - ' iii? ,E3: HEL: Exwx 7 ,5 v, Tcfl E397 'T..lL..,-' L! U--3' 772- Egai Ei,-E E??E Lids- LZ! -H:- 44 -' g.m: :-F .2 :i:r'5 Qiiz Hziw x,.L.7 -fgggg Fr 7 ::f: TI'-2 ggl'-C5 -iii ' EEE X Y F KFTJFC-. , f ii .XX U 5 ' X Q 'I . X, fs -32 X 9 ' y r n for a minute to tell u g N, dict ble e erlences our French C u l e ha ' Our cabin parties out Middle a p r y ar we in the French Classes look forvs lt interes to our trips with the rest of the gang to the cab ere 0 an all are at home from the first minute we arrive ll we r all ready to head for home What do we do? Well Ill tell you Upon our arrival the boys gather wood enough for the whole evening At the same time the gals busily get the food ready and cabin arranged for the supper We eat later ln the evening Those who don t get assigned the Job of fetching the H20 take a stroll by the river ln, order to work up our famous appetites After supper we turn on the music and start cutt ng the rug ibut no rug! or if we prefer We just Slt around the fireplace and talk and toast marsh mallows Then It s lights out We all head for home remem in French The officers of the French Club include presldente Mar Jorie Greenberg vice presidente Kathleen Hxckson secretaire Virginia O n tresorier Donald Hapy representante Carol Bullen cons leuse Mlle Helen Pesark Wfll ar Diary it is tlme to get back to my French now so 1 g au revoxr JJ., gm ,555 if eff? wg lwwgf' 6 FEC u x , X GJ X A XZ x.. ' ' J 'l I. . Q I' 1. u t f 3 ve zu e . ' y 0, t h xi, l . : , 3 . - A. . l b r : 1 - .. - s f f ' f- s. ' ' ' R r o . 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', NN , ,1 x x L A .,, ,- lem Emmy Our Senior H1 Y one ot the largest boxs organizations 1n school IS one to which tenth eleventh and twelfth grade boys are lnvlted It IS under the able superv1s1on of Laurie Carlson The 1n1t1at1on held in the school gym xx as one of the most important events of the year It was then that the older mem bers sought revenge for the tough time they had had at their 1n 1t1at1on The 1n1t1at1on was also carrled on outs1de of school when two of the boys had to go to the grax eyard and get an m scrlptxon on a certain tomb at eleven o clock at nlght Another boy had to convince the sheriff to lock h1m up in the Jail till the older H1 Y members came to get him out After the 1n1t1at1on ceremonies we went to the cafeteria to enjoy the refreshments that were ready for us We all had a gay time and are looking forward to the 1n1t1at1on of next year and frequently invited outsiders They consisted of sle1ghr1des swimming parties basketball games and the annual H1 Y dance WhlCh IS the most important event At thls dance held on March 9 this year a well known orchestra furnished the music and a floor show was put on As many as two hundred and fifty attend the dance each year Our club donated fifteen dollars for a school piano the greatest amount donated by any club in the school Our H1 Y basketball team played the East B team twice and lost both games but beat a tall and aggressne basketball team from Hawthorne We boys conduct our own meetings usually after school and make our own rules about the conduct of the meetlngs and our members Bob Urbanlak the president of our club in the beginning of the school year left early to serve in the Navy He was suc c eded by Francis Hexnen who also IS slated for an appointment with Uncle Sam Bill Haugh the vice president and Henrv Holum the secretary treasurer are seniors and are with the club for their third ye Senior Hi-Y 35 1 Y Y Y 7 A - . . . , . 7 We sponsored numerous activities for our club members ' 7 1 Y - 7 y I 1 ' . . v J l 7 D . . . . 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P tr rw f were ly or d h1s year lt doesn t a e h c club We ve really en y r O c ub fu 1 s under the able r ar oup SlStS large number ent e1g t d n1n graders o we 1n1 ated ln late o e r c ea een r s our hon 1dent s one e Our e presldent IS m s t s enny Johnso e up the mmutes m and e a o s care our f1lthy lucer m a our s eant o ms s 1m WltZlg C son 1 r c a Gee we have t up an IVE s pro Don t thlnk It has been un e hav eam and the East H1 h re F1 e team Our e team suf fered a few defe early th1s year but we re ln the groove after a lot of hard strenuous practxce an e then no t am has b en able to beat us We handed t defeats to Proctor th1s year Next year we w1ll be out to avenge McCask1ll for che setback they handed us Thls Jr H1 Y team w1ll be our varslty team of 1947 and 1948 Mark our words we re really g o1ng to make hlstory The Jr H1 Y glves us younger boys at East H1gh a chance to take an act1ve part 1n sports and soc1al events a medlum wh ch unt1l tlns year has not been posslble To ra1se money for our club we sold d6llC1OllS hot dogs and pop at the basketball games We purchased some nlfty Jerseys for our Future FIVE Team wlth the money we made We also used some of the money for that unforgettable slelghrlde we had It took place on one of those rare beautlful moonl1ght nlghts Everyone had a perfectly swell tlme It s for sure there w1ll be more of them next year We also plan to have a lot of new members and more aCtlV1tleS The Jr H1 Y promlses to be dxtlon a t H1gh e re all for It too We re warnmgyg ! 13111 W! 11 Oilffllflffly ,S ty 1 1 , N I I u b se ' ' , ' 1 ' e t h 't an i ' be t ibl sy e l . 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W Q fill lr I 1 X - 1 4 W M Ili - N rr ff' Wir Fwy WQKVJWMA Q . 1' 'f',Ei'3'?SGf' Aff, 1 ... , - ia-1 ,Q lst rom G 'Vlodecn C Hunter 2nd row .I Greene J Idzlorek R Bjorkman M Camp B McGauley 3rd rovs R Greene M Havukms M Sandberg J Brown G Mmx lem lame It Wlll soon be vacatlon tlme and the varlous actxvltles of the clubs about the school Wlll be memorles Beheve you me Dear Dlary lt was certainly a busy nlne months for the Latm Club As usual membershlp was glven to all students taklng flrst or second year Latln A few alumnae who have already completed two years of Latm were admltted as members also Smce It IS stated ln our const1tut1on that offlcers must be elected annually we had an electxon durlng the month of October F01 lowlng the example set by the Roman Republlc centurles ago thelr respectlve offlces were glven Latm tltles Ruth Bjorkman was elected consul prlma or presldent Gall Modeen consul sec unda or v1ce presldent C Rene Hunter quaestor or treasurer and Roberta Greene scrlbe or secretary Under the guldance of MISS Relnemund we easlly accompllshed the two purposes of the club We promoted mterest ln Latm and studled the hfe of the Romans learmng more about then' myths and behefs Dur me the meetlngs Wh1Ch took place twlce a month so many en Joyments and SIHCBTS frlendshxps were shared that Im sure they ve left fond memorles for all Or xf I were to say It as 'a true Latm student would Memorla tenebo semper annum MCMXLV Latm Club 38 W .' 'I . 4 , . . ' 1 1 ' Y , . 1 ' ' Y v v ' ' ' . l . v 1 v I . , . v v ' ' m ' - . . . . , Y , . . . . V H . . . Yv I Hunter D Thoreson Swanson M Gucmskx LQ!! The f twelve meets or an The of the IS to e regard to c ub the books IH dusted Each gxrl ln IS asslgned llbrary whlch they to keep clean Offlcers for thxs year presldent Ruth Bjorkman VICC presldent Glona Shlrley Johnson treasurer and Marllyn hlstorlan Durmg the early part of the school year the glrls enjoyed two theater partles In December CRene Hunter entertalned the members of the club at a Chrlstmas party at her home Gifts were exchanged and a very enjoyable evenmg w as spent by the gnls Plans for the sprmg lncluded xuener and marshmallow roasts L1brc1ry Club s . 4- , ' is 0 of f d , ' th ' the duties of the l ' . Home Econom1cs Club hw! ki f V i ED 4 , :L 'I N ,,-0 + lem 2404? I haven t much t1me now for there s a chocolate cake m the oven Wh1Ch needs careful attentxon But I do have a few mln utes to tell you about the act1v1t1es of the Home Economlcs Club for thls year We began our roll of ewents w1th a formal 1n1t1at1on dmner at wh1ch Donna Johnston Pat McCartan and Joan Flemmmg became members Thls was a gala ewent and the glrls looked attractxve 1n the1r formals of blue pmk and whlte The ram bow effect of the decoratlons and the attractlve place cards made to resemble the formals of the glrls were made by our two note worthy artlsts v1ce presldent Dorothy Sex erson and treas urer Kate Haugh Later 1n the year several other members were mltlated lnto the club at an lnformal get together party at the home of our club advxsor Mlss Wolford These were Marllyn Carlson Elsle Van Vynckt and Phyllls Palmer Our annual Red and VVhvte Day sale proved to be a great success Our red and whlte yarn dolls were worn by the stu dents for days aft r the game By the vsay these dolls were the result of much hard labor and the use of m1dn1ght O11 whxle tvso members presldent Jennle Wlnek and Dolores Johnson worked and worked In October under the able chalrmanshlp of our secretary Beth McGauley the older memb rs of the club served at the Teachers College for a tea durmq th Teacher s Convntlon In December we Jomed hands wlth the Llbrary Club and produced our successful Sweater Dance ThlS event was fol lovsed by a Chrlstmas luncheon at wh1ch memb rs exchanffed g1ftS To begln the New Year two luncheons were sponsored by the club the flrst at which Mr Shaw was host to the East Fnd tendent dean prlncxpal and Mr Johnson were guests The neyt lmpc tant ey ent was ou1 nmnl style show which was put on Wlth the help of MISS Wolford anal the Home Eco nomlcs Classes Th artlcles of clothxnt, wer modeled by the makers at this occaslon To wmd up our actl es for the year a party at wh1ch the senlors were guests o was held at th Sup rxor Hotel u t reme ,Dyed t ca e ja! ow 1 oylby D ar Dlaiiffffjyify jj! ff Qfcj1ff 'Jp,rJ4, J of KN 11,44 M f W1 A jo ome Ec:onom1cs Club , . , . 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Mx, , ' VE, Q-, .:L..: .ri- iii 21: 7E: fra. wffiw 3, N guess the G A A has been known to m M we ave had some pretty swell t1mes thls year W started thmgs off wlth a bang at the 1n1t1 t1on Jackle Jackson Bette Thomas and Joyce Longt1 found revenge for the1r 1n1t1at1on by runn1ng the, gs f our new members I don t th1nk they have managed to t anyo to do as much for them before or s1nce Bu Ill v r for et the story Aggle LaVoy told as part of her stunt mf? the desk shoes off she had us 1n stltches wlth er v on 0 The Three Bears Then there was that trlp to Fond du Lac T some trlangular affaxr that developed on the bus T 31 or! as de f batmg between Buzz Branzell and an anony ou ISS by FIVE but then Teach came along w1th he u seem that red ha1r IS an advantage after all she never let us know the outcome That was t earl F g g du Lac boys though I guess we showed them we a t c mple ly 1gnorant when It comes to football I s ll d t l '10 sult of that game but I do know that 1f we los 1 a med on Glorla Z1el1nsk1 She vwasn t very mtereste e gtai self but rather 1n one of the opponents We a pr t ar t1me conv1nc1ng her she should come home and ev g she was ready to go back the next week Our presxdent Ga1l Modeen somet1mes h a pr tlmc keep1ng us 1n order when we were decldln w I s to be '1 Skllflg tr1p or a tobogganmg party or 1f v' ng on a hlke or roller skatmg But those w1th the lo est vo ces usu ally solved the questlon after a tlme The me ber that really made herself known was Jenn W1n1k the secretary treasurer She was on our trall the e ound for our dues Our vlce All 1n al r D1 I hmk 1tS one pretty peppy lub fsom csl P a of the t WW WWW W M 1IlS thletlc ASSOCIGIIOH M145 W 43 l r I I - 0 . ff M . 1 ' - x - . 1 Q Qi I 5 l I I M , . . . i l o J e, . . . . 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P N . .M . . lem Irma The Letter ISD Club conslsts of boys who have won letters ln return for thelr services on the basketball and football teams The purpose of the S Club lS to promote athletlcs ln and out s1de of school ln hopes of havmg an outstandlng school basket ball and football team The advlsor of the Letter Club IS Gordon Bahr our coach At the end of the athletlc season officers are elected and later a banquet IS held Captalns of each sports team are also elected for the commg year At the banquet credlt 1S g1ven to athletes for thexr outstand mg performances rendered durlng the season Some of the promment football athletes were Bob Aronson quarterback Doug Paulus fullback and Don Hapy end each of whom scored scored one touchdown and klcked an extra pomt and Don Thore son guard who played a good defenslve game In basketball the star players were Doug Paulus center our hlghest scorer and Don Foote forward who made second place WMM at M' JW QUJOQ ,TWT 316.02 all 3491 LVL J4 l l two touchdoyvns. Others were Gerry Wllmiot, right half, who J, U y I 1 Q M , Q , A-Q.-4. .LJ W-JE: U 3143, I Q 2 7. Q I , Q o 1 0 I F v Q J CT 0 O agp, 1 f f f . I 'V 5- W .f I ltr xx Kattman Fonger Sandberg Munnm s Jacobs Petron lem Bmw In our newly formed organlzatlon we haue done much to achleve the goal set by Mxs Selma Swanstrom our advxsor She has kept us on the go all ye r Our club proJect for the year has been Know Your Own Communxty In order to carry out th1s project we have been makmg weekly excursxons to polnts of 1nterest ln our clty, and surroundlng terrltorles One of these has been a trlp to the Douglas County Museum We also V1Slt6d the flour m1ll 1n our c1ty whlch of course was of xnterest to all In February our club sponsored a hot dog sale ln the school In order to belong to our club a student must have a h1gh average ln sclence Dur offlcers for the year were presxdent Marlon Sandberg v1ce pres1dent Clarlse Munnlngs secretary Lee Fonger treas urer Iohn Terry and scrlbe Irene Thoreson These students have done then' Job to make our club suc cessful In addltxon our advlsor appomted standmg commlttees for the year Students of Sc1ence -46 , 4 P, ' ' . 1 ' 1 ,X I gf , N g U .1 ,V , 53 , ' K , 1 1 s 0 ': , ., , ' gg 4, 2nd row: Bjorkman, DeBrock, Johnson. Westerback, Maas, Howk, Larson, Thoreson . . Y S E , . an u F - K1 1 IC ' YY ! 7 , . Y 3 y 2 9 I v ' V ' Q , . l W D x.,PQ as kWl1 I-IgtdPque 'Vp Nfiw Wffwwsj Whow' What a year' Our club has really accentuated the 1t1ve' The mam Job entrusted us was to show mov1ng plc ures to those studlous students of East Hngh Pres1dent Dave Olson has done a fme Job of ehmxnatmg the negatlve along with h1s second hand man J1m Woodwxck Bob Paquette our secretary treasurer has really done a splendld p1ece of work 1n keeplng our buslness and flnanclal matters stralght Along wlth showmg movles we are also entrusted to be the 0ff1C13l stage crew of East Throughout the school year we If s wn approxlmately 250 movxes ln the classrooms Memb tHlS year have been Dave lson Jim Wooclwlck Robert quette Leo rd Sleva Jac 1ll1ams and Thor Hogstad ard Sleva 1 ot mcluded 1 e pxcture fN 'N X SX of 1 fl ky ww ll Qlwusuat Clnllb T X FY F, A Q O ,1 1 1 r n lson, lwiC , i iams, 0 s a , 8 ett , V' ,pf , N .. D - . .. A 1? 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X 5, J - X X XX xi ,X 4 S wg .Nl W' 51 I ' ' I A XX Q A NM- J Xxx xg' ,XS o XXX Xi y it 7.. , ' X Left to right H Snell A Johnson E Jappe R Morm S Johnson D Jacobson M Dens H Wahto lem Bmw Stamps and Bonds rlght now are playlng a very lmportant part ln furtherlng the war effort This year the Bond sales and War Stamps commlttee conslsts of Robert Morln Erna Jappe Audrey Johnson Harrextta Snell Shxrley Johnson Dorothy Jac the supervlslon of Mr Arthur Mlnguey conduct sales of stamps and bonds every Wednesday dur1ng the school year Mxss Pesark s Miss Fox s Mlss Relnemunds Mlss Cash s and Mlss Seyler s home rooms have had one hundred percent partxcxpatlon throughout the year Honors for the hlghest total sales go to Mlss Pesark's twelfth grade glrls Almost every week the Mlnute Man Flag whlch mdlcates that 90 percent or more of the boys and glrls have contrlbuted ln the War Stamps and Bond Sales has been flymg just beneath the Stars and Strlpes The mam ldea IS for every student to contrlbute more than they ever d1d before for the war effort obson, Marion liens, and Helen Wahto. These members, under Stamp and Bond Committee ART 9. ADwRT1SIxc lst rom Burgh Prlgge Nflller Longtme Bullen 4nd rms Jagkxon XNl9l'L9N76XlS1'x1 Lee Sackett Trlbbey LAYOUT WRIVLRS 1: lst rmx Thorexon C Nelson M Nelson Oheefe F1tzp.,1bhons 2nd row 'Nhx Potts Suanfzon Moorhfmu-.e Haukms Wa Wa Tc: Staff , . , . - . , . 1 Q4 fy . 1 . 5 s f , v., Viv X U , ,sh ' Q A Y . . . mn ,f ' xi : 'Z .' , , .' Q . .' 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XL , xg 2 f 62 X lx 'Y C ' li ' :X x NX X 5 D 1 X 'xg K D It lx rx R el is lk r ' t I R X X if X XX ' E, 4 I x Q l UXX kfww-Ex Q .2+l3X SQWNSN- QMS' S'TI Q ?'q.5'f J ifiifffflm ,4 Qzl 'lk 'frm M' .sm swag iw, waht We got 1nto the Swlng of th1ngs pronto thxs year by electmg our ofxcers on the f1rst day of school The ones chosen were Ga1l Modeen presldent Jack Longtme v1ce pres1dent Dorls Swanson secretary treasurer Joan Flemrmng and Florence Beetcher lxbrarlans Robert Morm and Donald uam umform cadets and Jack Longtme and B111 Makl student dlrectors We always start off the year by marchmg and playlng for the football games All dressed up 1n our wh1te trousers band Jackets and hats and whlte shoes we go splashxng along 1n the mud but we dont m1nd that because lt usually 1S below our knees From all reports our formatlon of the a1rplane went over w1th a bang Dewey Zachau was probably out of place but that IS to be expected There were qulte a few shlp launchmgs and we showed up the Central Band at every one But who wouldn t work for a grandstand seat at the launchmgs eats on the house and free for our band Ill bet everyone llked The Three Bears sk1t that we put on at our flrst band concert thlS year The trombone players got to laughmg so hard that they could barely play thelr soup part Yes I m talklng about you Eleanor Anyway Bob Moor house was a success as a reader I almost forgot to ment1on our famous drum section They are notorlous for thelr good drummlng and also for goss1p1ng Be sure and count those nmety n1ne measures of rest correctly Betty and Madelyn. And I must not forget Llttle Rastus. H was .m ,H E s for our d1rec or Gary Tostrud he IS very 1nconsup X oiitroticated and that s good. D IS Clar1net. Mo een Swa n Hunter MCFZTI Wllson G ta son Bj kman Moorhouse lN. Hunter Beetcher Aronson Lewis. ' A ari ' otter LQ- . .' X,-3.J+9+ Bass SQ n g .lund l uam Holland Baldwi lergming X . F. Q Flute. 1 r o QNX- . 'MJ-X: R, ...sm Alto axophone: acha ckscgxxh. ,B enor x o: 310-0. 'X4N---,,,-- Trombones: . Johnson inhardt Zelinski, 'N : 'tz i n . , agitone' Jacobs Q., laye. D Nw Drums: McLellan, Ca son, R. oorhouse Ya on, . flognson LePage.C9-'Q Qbxss wg, gr.. . E.S anson. ' Piccolo: 1 er. Bell L razi . Hodsdon. B d GS.. 1 V an QSl,0,,,,,1J Q QCLSDQSJ sails -1 sv' 'B - 1 1 1 . 3 , RGD 5 gm ' E J LM X! J 'I fir I .' Ji if , . . 9 . . if v- 1 ' ' . : 5 A? . , . 3 . , . - . 5 . Q ' 1 . , j 1 . . E 5 ' ' . . . Q. ' ' f 5 ' . .' Q Q . . C 'Z . ' . . '. ,: ,: , ' , . ' . . '1 fl ' . . .4 7 . ' 1 - 1 . ,oy U . . . , .f X D. 1 1 M theater tickets? 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' 4- -54- , lem lame The tzme has gone so fast It s hard to reallze that another school year has ended It has been such fun bexng 1n the varx ous organxzatlons Orchestra for 1nstance The orchestra met only once a week because It wasn t scheduled for a regular perl d Mr Tostrud arranged w1th the tea hers to evrcuse the or chestra members from classes a dlfferent perlod each week that there could be a rehearsal Ex en though Mr Tostrud had th1S handlcap he produced a very credltable organlzatlon The orchestra appeared ln the annual Chrlstmas Concert on December 13 1944 It presented the overture Chrlstmas Fan tasy by E H Bergh and of course played some of the tradl tlonal Chrlstmas carols The orchestra also played at some of the late sprmg dolngs Another orgamzatlon whlch cant be lgnored IS the Strlng Ensemble It was organlzed ln the year 1943 44 and was then known as the Strlng Sextet Thls year a new mstrument was added to the group so the membershlp was brought up to the present total of seven As a result the name had to be changed hence the Strmg Ensemble Th members were chosen from the orchestra lt played at the Mldwmter Band Concert on February 6 194.3 and at the Sprln Band Concert on May 3 1945 The members of the group are as follows Vlola Flrst VlOl1H Peggy Fjellman Lo1s Lee Cello VV1ll1am Makl Barbara DeBruyne Second V1ol1n Bass V101 Armle Koskmen Marlon Sandberg Laura Wlcklund should be proud of these two flne groups 1st VIOIIHS Lee Makl Koskmen Wlcklund Mlx Amys Rey nolds Branzell 2nd V1ol1ns Chr1st1ansen Mol1ne Jacobs Bjorkman Gustaf son Johnson Re1dasch DeBruyne R Mal-:1 Gerbozxe Bass V1ol1ns Sandberg Jollcoeur Vxola Fjellman Cello B DeBruyne Fonger Cornets Morln Quam Baldwm Bass Clarmet Longtlne Bb Clarmet Modeen D Swanson C Hunter Eb Clarlnet Potter Eb Alto Saxophone Jackson Maas Bb Tenor Saxophone Olson Oboe Hodsdon French Horn Fltzglbbons Flute M Mlller Potts Trombones C Johnson E Relnhardt Barltone Jacobs Percusslon McLellan Yadon Johnson orchestra Tympanl E Swanson 55 . . , . . , ' u y y . .- o . . 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Rx-ynulmls, Brandt, Stunsky, Egan, Mohr Akor, Ilurhmmn, h row: M 1-. ChOir 3 QWMDM WW W M fW s The choir g 0 a good s - this year fe v many vet- rans retur ' he he new nes along an o earn those I 1 U f t . elected anson as our presiden nd with such good in we idn't think a vice presiden was needed. Annette lin and Erna Jappe act as secretary-treasurer. y h ins th e ven' to Seniors w have earned ow' W d right in on our Christmas music and must have done a ood job as the concert was a huge success Phyllis Kur- rach and Willa Buxton made the beautiful whlte angel used in the background against a mammoth blue curtain made by De lores Johnson Jack Cloutier was a keen concert master His na ids were shaking when he seated us but we ll forgive him that little thing because he presented Miss Fox with flowers w1th such finesse And Diary the soloists that night were all just tops In February there was a music clinic at S T C and we sent Elaine Emanuelson over to sing for the critic Mr Ernest Wolfe She took her crltlcisms as a real lady and we are proud of her We are losing boys from choir one by one to the Army and Navy Pretty soon that cute Ken Aker will be the only bass left but we re hoping to get some new and peppy recruits in next year We were sorry to lose John Nelson and Donald uam after Christmas That ninth grade choir helped us out a lot at the Chrlstmas Concert and if we can persuade those potential basses to Join us next year we ll carry on in true choir tI'8d1t1OD lncidentally there s a grand crop of tenors in that ninth grade too We hope to see them with us next year as well as those ninth grade girls We gave them a party at Christmas time and being the swell bunch they are they returned the compliment in March Nice going don t you think Diary The Keys have been going fme this year In case you don t know they are a group of beautiful girls who sing beaut ful songs beautifully They had a busy year Well Diary as you know the choir sings and sings right down through commencement nicht until all those Seniors have crossed the stage Wlth their diplomas under their arms We ll do it again this year and W1Sh them luck ,gf fry!! ff ff' I yfvilcr .xgfsfgf iflixfffl vp, 1, I 1 ,J -f ff'-f .pdf x', J Ab X! 7 4IJ -av I JfX g,J.J,o ,,x.54 I - I Q , n I. . 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' X 3, X Q -L Wfl P13511 -1 '1 'ff' WC? -f Al lem 1 1 We didn't have a very successful season this year, but even so the boys gained some moral victories by keeping their oppon- ents from runmng up enormous scores We started the season off with a victory over Proctor by a 30 to 0 score In our second game under the lights we didn t do so well against Duluth Central the Centralltes drubbing us D0 to 0 We pulled one out of the fire by setting back Duluth Cathe dral who has beaten us many times in the past years The score of that game was 7 to 0 We played Superior Central and were beaten though not badly We averaged about lbo pounds com pared to Centralites who averaged 190 pounds and had men who could put their average weight beyond 200 pounds They scored 24 points we nothing We were beaten by Ashland 27 to 0 In the final game of the season we snatched a hard fought con test from Superior Cathedral with a last minute pass to Don Hapy who went over with 15 seconds of the game remaining That score was 6 to 0 in our favor We ended the season with a 429 average on three wins and four losses In the scoring column Aronson Paulus and Hapy each had 12 points on two toucndowns apiece Wllmot followed with 7 on a touchdown and an extra point Our squad ran from '1 scant 110 pounds to the enormous sum of 210 pounds Some of the boys did get injured but none of them seriously When one of Bahr s boys would come to the office with an injured ankle to ask if he need come out for practice Bahr would reply When I was in college I played football on two sprained ankles We congratulate Bahr on the work he has done with the meager choice of materlal he has had since there were only 30 to 40 boys out for football We congratulate all the boys on the squad for their enthusiasm and vigor no matter how great the odds Proctor Duluth C ntral Duluth Cathedral Superior Central Ashland Superior Cathedral 0 East East East East East East ,Lad ffpdayga Q f J? 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Thls year we plax ed 13 games ten of them ID the Head ol thc Lakes competltlon VX e came out on the short end of Q WIDS and 4 losses to take nlnth place ID the Tum Ports L1ttle B1 Ten Conference In non conference we xx on l and lost 4 to account fox our 17 games We scored a total of 171 polnts to our op ponents 312 Doug Paulus our center vs as hlgh scorer wuth l-14 polnts and Don Foote our forw ard xx as close behmd xx 1th llfl These tvx o scored oxcr half of our total polnts Doug Plulus scored thc most fleld goals Bl 'ind thc most free throws 13 John Hennessy vs as the cleanest played of thc flrst fue ulth Z J fouls Coach Bahr frequently changed h1s plax ers to tlnd the best comb1nat1ons Through the loss of Bob Lrbanlak to the Naxv at the beg.,1nnlng of the season Bahr had 1 d1ff1cult problem as to xx ho should take h1s place The boys played heads up ball all the may and showed con sldcrable lmprox ement oxer thelr play 1n the begxnmng of the sexson Bahr Sald I don t mmd wolklng xx 1th a team even 1f thcy lose all the1r games just as long as they showed xmprowe ment then you know that your txme spent wx asn t vs asted We all agree wlth Mr Bahr and we know our team has lm prox ed for lt has made ex ery game a battle for our opponents VVe can look forward to the next basketball season for a hxxghter outcome smce four of our fxrst fue are Junxors Dcnfcld Ashland Duluth C xthcdrx l?vLS5t.lIlLF Jcrxor C ith QI C n dl ' r t I-X hland all Y 1 lim' 1Llfl f ltht T1 wr 1 xtuc Dcnln Ll ynv Basketball 67 r In 2 ' I. , , - f - 5 X- . . 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O I Superior, i c n in I I C I 0 vin r ri r , - - - ow v . ni i rio , i . - rm i o r An Accredited Business School Since 1891 A business career offers permanent peace time employment You can share in the boom in civilian production by preparing now The Duluth Business University gives thorough practical courses It prepares students to successfully fill responsible positions COURSES OFFERED Secretarial Typewrltlng Review Courses Office Machines Stenographic ClvilServlce Duluth Business University Es: X' Reddy Kllowatt suggests that when you plan your lifes career plan to Ar V protect precious eyesight for life too' Your eyes are essential In striving for success-guard them always by hav mg plenty of properly shaded light Congratulations and Good Wishes Graduates ot 1945 Superior Water, Light and Power Company I 1 80 l l I Bradley Building Melrose 4140 Duluth, Minnesota 5 v 1 I S 9 58' 14 7 5 Q r. ' ' I f XX 0 0 L ' ' E ' JJ KJ qt- IJ-sw, IQ! 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L Store succeed wlth smart Teen Agers every where Styles are up to the mlnute rlcs are made to take It and most Important of all Prnces are rlght for the Teen Age budget fou Il Luke Russell s Smooth Frozen Ice Cream an Russell s Pasteurlzed Mllk Chocolate Mnlk on Vltamm D Mnlk Cultured Buttermilk A Healthful Drunk Russell Creamery Co Phone 5522 l625 27 Broadway o---o Il Y, ' d - d Selections is super . . . Fab- I Try Qur . .L I ll ' l ll . Wagga mf my X 091 M0 +4 .. f G NCDRTHWESTERN BINGHARM Hardware F yl 1 xx r U I August A ro omson COMPLIMENTS ly? OF THE SUPERIOR s L BRos. FUNERAL wif? DIRECTORS ' 1469, X '47, f ,A A L 4 1 f. sbxs - R z e ff N - f ' rum oig I D Let us serve you X ' - -1 Mar in Tea Room I ' I R Spor ing oods Dismbufed By Hardware 5 Painfs I I 0 YJ 1008 Tower Avenue i I Compliments of 0' Sf 553785 ' Fami y Shoe Sfore QF . ,ff ,, ,W X ' sg? S 8 GET QUALITY FURNITURE GRAND RAPIDS neu. 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