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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1949 volume:

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We do not know, we cannot see The wisdom of His ways; Yet we must trust Godes loving hand In guiding us always, And that through darkest shadows His kindly light will lead To give us faith for every doubt And strength for every need. $9in f3 0 DEDICATION C. Ivar Haglund With gratitude and respect we, the class of 1949, dedicate this Wa Wa Ta to Mr. Ivar Haglund who has been a member of the East High School faculty since September 1940. As the instructor of biology, the students remember him as an inspiring and excellent teacher. As the dean of boys, many will recall his sympathetic understanding and sound advice. In both these capacities his sparkling Wit and wholesome philosophy of living have endeared him to all students. The Wa Wa Ta Staff greatly appreciates the many hours he has so will- ingly spent at home preparing the numerous pictures for this thirty-eighth volume of the Wa Wa Ta. East High students are indeed veryifortunate to have the privilege of working under the splendid leadership of Mr. Haglund. i me-wb ZZoWu-qdm; fmwgb J anice DeMars ' . Photography Editor ' Egyglclligundgren v - 1 r Mary Lee Cary Editor-in-chief , Mildred Swanson Eleanor Thoreson Art Edltor Business Manager WA WA TA STAFF Row 1: A. Thomas, B. Sullivan, P. Lundgren, M. Swanson, M. Cary, E. Thoreson, I. DeMars, A. Rosberg, N. Kornstad. Row 2: I. Loomis, S. Potter, D. Flaten, M. Stalvig, M. Tetzlaff, M. LaVoy, I. Geske, L. Leland. The Wa Wa Ta Staff this year included members from the sophomore, the junior, and the senior classes. However, the heaviest responsibilities were assumed by the seniors. The staff was very fortunate this year to have two trained photographers, Janice DeMars and Murlyn Stalvig. The aim of the 1949 staff has been to assemble the most artistic and pictorial annual in the history of the Wa Wa Ta. It is hoped that in the years to come this volume will bring East students many happy recollection of high schOol. Making decisions Before the presses roll ADMINISTRATION Angus Rothwell, B. E., M. A. Superintendent of Schools Ivar Haglund, B. E., M. A. Dean of Boys WE Margaret Hudson School Secretary I Merwin Steffens, B. S., M. A. Principal East High JP Ernestine Seyler, B. A. Dean of Girls FACULTY James Bradshaw, B. A. Dorie Brunner, B. S. Frank. Cirilli. B. S. William Finn, Ph, 13., University of Kentucky La Crosse College Superior State Ph M University of Chicago University of lVIinnesota ' -' B S. University of Wisconsin University of Minnesota Superior State Gerald Haack, B. S. John Jeffers, B, A. B S I . Superior State Gustavus Adolphus of.1.s in ' i i , University of Wisconsin Stout Institute 1ty :1 ' iscons i Northwastern University Urgil Fly 111.1,- C Mus lanSOQ .1 0 a .1 11 , . . Iess Krenz, B. E. Gudrun McCarten, B. E, Arthur Minguey. B. E- a Crosse College Superior State Superior State Whitewater College niversity of Southern California Stout Institute University of Minnesota University of Wisconsin perior State University of Minnesota Gregg College Purdue 1 K M l, , W messie Orvald, B. E. Ruth Person, B. S., M. A. Helen Pesark, B A., M. A. Agnes Reinemund, B- Superior State Superior State Degre Normal Apres Examen univerSity Of IOWa University of Wisconsin University of Minnesota University of Wisconsin Red Wing College University of Southern California Duke University of North Carolina Superior State Math. Institute Sorbonne . I 9 s ' .; j; r .1 F ,k I , . Jane Ritchay, B. S. ; 14'Ki'jn9gf1f Seguih: BJS ' ,1 Irene .ThOfnpson, B E. Merrill Thompson, B. E. University of Wisconsin gnfvers' Y 0f annesota- Supenor State Superior State St. Teresa College . ' Ix ultith tatdul 14 Umversity of Wisconsin University of Wisconsin .' ' o J v i X! .2 . 1, , , Mable Hard, B. S. University of Wisconsin Superior State Applied College Marguerite Wolfinger, B. E., M. S. Amy Wolford, Ph. B. Superior State University of Chicago University of Wisconsin University of Minnesota Northwestern University Columbia University La Crosse College IQXJIh , XKMZ! ' a ,. e ,1... 1 27.4 , M 32 -X Amys, once--I0ycie Leaders' club, Band, Wa Wayzgoose Staff. From Committee. Women like not only to conquer but also to be conquered. Brant, Dorothy-Dot Trifles make perfection, and per- fection is no trifle. ?X W J : Burbul, Beini'ceZ- BglefJES Frenthgmb. , ,x plittz'ng the ldirxiwithrydigefr u ; I Cary, Mary Lee-Lee Twirler's, Polyphonic. Keys. Wa Wa Ta Staff. Prom Committee. She can give you the kind of friendship that makes you glad youhre living. Christiansen. Ieanne-Chris Polyphonic, Keys, Wayzgoose Staff. French Club. Speech Club. Prom Committee. Student Council. So much to say, so little time. Christianson, Ramona-Muifet Leaders' Club, Student Countil. French Club. have no mockings or. argu- ments, r11 listen and wait. :4 , . x ' In , n '7 . Khanhw ,I ; SENIORS WPLWLM W ? Anderson, Georgeelunior Service Club. French Club. I am in danger, I see, of being in- cluded among the whimsical fel- lows. 3 K Brown, Stanley4tan Service Club, French Club. A light heart fives long. :23: 5W Jr 4 Carte , Janies-Ii S. Club' French Club. I know a trick yourst Cox, Ronalthonnie Twelve years ago I was a boy. C? WMR Dolsen, Charles--Chucky Men of few words are of the best. SENIORS David, VioletAVi Latin Club. I have a thing to say, but I will fit it with some better time. DeMars,5 IapiEe-Ian Poly 111C: y's Wa Wa Ta Staff, f Wa 2220513125131 French CLub. 5' . ' Speec Club From Committee..Je1 She s feautiful therefo go be 0 J wqojd She is a;woman, here-g 1 .forg to be ufonL: , 1. i5 ' 5 5 5 v , v - 51' I 1' :51 l I II. I . I. I 5U I A 115 f 1 55 . Dickenson onceJIpey I . Home Economics Club h IAII things come to her who waits on herself. DzdionsEL gegina-Cz'na G. A A r'Her ways are always of pleas; I antness. ennessy, EileenAPee Wee Twirlers, Leaders Club, G A. A., Prom Committee Boosters In her eyes a thought seems sweet. Heirman, CharleenABuzzy Cheerleader, Polyphonic, Keys, Wa Wa Ta Staff, Leaders' Club. Pep Club. Happiness is a habit. dc! ghwztt MA. ,., Jv- Gervais, Darrell Full wise is he who knows himA self. Glass, EarlASmoky I hurry not, neither do I worry. i'51$re$c$9:l?obert- 05:??? M Band Visual Aid Latin Club, Palcheerliers', Pep Club Orchestra fSI'SIin lS HanWKtttenli tr e and: faevgf a frien F 771214? He'ss, DavidAStinkey Jug Band, Orchestra. A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market. K: Lingltm f . l N Band, mi . French Jul u l Good sank c always r00 0 , u I L l , l r gwwj - L - - ' . ' , , J 'x ' l , f'vfl '5' Lurgdgren, Phyllis-Phi l f? ' . , Hogflggl'acfgfmggjifm h ldr,P Club, . l; n. . ,l, 1. Hoff: egcfnimiCEPCJUb, Latin Club, . : ,lMHl zs n?kssv'than what he sag H Prom Committee, Wa Wa Ta Staff. l .. 3 he 5877 Happy am I, from care Ilm free. - , I h , ' Why arenlt they all content like x L 7;! , ' . ' f me? , x l N , Jacobs, igfh Wayzgo'os, taff B d, S. Club, Senior Vice Pre ide t, From Committee1 Gentleman and scholar. l , l - , ' Johnson, Kenneth Ken tyre, Rosematy-Splash , , l , l : Band, Orchestra, Prom Committee. gandtlpgomBCommmee, Cheerleaders, ; Student Council. Royal Easterners. ngnch ClubfmStU-S' Wayzgpoose Staff. v L l , l , - l I may 1001:1le a ladies man, b Mind cannot followylor words ' , - - . t I am not. 5 i l l l i l l . . . nu , express her mfmttel etnessyv . -, -. M MU a i Johnson, Norman-Norm It is a great plague to be t handsome a man. 0011 n fEh ,tp' rbm . . C? h x. I ' , earson, Darlynelz at Polyphonic, G. A. A., Keys. J I shall laugh myself 50 death. x ' t I Novak, LorrainehLorry School is all right in its place, but where is its place? Rolson, Lorraine-Lorky French Club, Boosters, Prom Committee. Band. A lovely head of hair adds beau- ty to a good face. M 1x Arlgfzjfit . n C'ub; Pr $???th W a'f s Felvik, Audrey-Susie Speech Club. French Club. man is always better than a book. Leland, KennethaKenny S. Club, French Club. A lion among the ladies. $9 9M0 4 ' 4,, $eQwViwga4Mx4g; V, Wygzwig 44am K W 05 S s7; . lub, Prom King, French Iub. I. No sinner and no saint perhaps, ' But then the very best of Chapsf r Lowney, Douglas-Doug Bandv Cheerleaders, Pep Club, Visual Aid. He is hot lacking Wig, , :NLOLM h Maki, Melvin Here's to one, who'll not pretend, but is and stays a steadfast IN friend. p, l'; C 1 t n t,. 'le 7 , , MM C4 AVVCCW LMW 3 Jumh xtbmcu WW 7a,. XWVL h at Woxw7' h I MMWV; Moore, James-alim Service Club, Visual Aid. I'm as bad as the worst, but thank heaven I'm as good as the best. SENIORS , ' , ,v' ; '- n : Smith, Oralie-Smitty Prom Committee, Wayzgoose Staff. Poly- phonic. Keys. ' ize isnt everything. Therds quality too. s Nelson, ConroysSwede Service Club. His bark is worse than his bite.' O'Brien, DalesBlondie S. Club. Born with a gift of laughter an sense that the world is mad. 3 . , . I Peterson, CarlsCookie K aasolm .' , L s 1 Band, Orchestra. Prom Committee. ayzgoose staff, ' c s . s , . Sad, sad, the year is all bu I Ch ub e b s ' - - f , . s s . on . WM - d e 4 I , Peterson, Rodney-Rod French Club, Student Council. Full of pep and fa! 10f fun, he's friend of everyone. WXW Thoreson, EleanorsTula Prom Committee, Band. Wa Wa Ia Staff. My man s as true as steel. Reed, AIan-Al Polyphonic, Service Club. Foot loose and fancy free. To; ?rson 4 R Ritche, Eu enee-Gene Theraff Q valf is gone. A . , ' X A oice is z womegaj$ H Robinson William-Bill 1m am nnot in the role of common ya? MM z. ' I , em I ,L I I Sackett JamesMIim IlLdli, ' I ' I ' He II find a way ee, Pr? ueen ,Hmnefyj l s g s is mJKCh m re accynlate thana aman s cerjiihty U IJUW MMIU ' 3L, 3W h Sertith, Antony-Tony 'Few people do all they are supe posed to do. He does tballs not the only game I g, Iofll see me pfay the .w love som eday 4' o d, De ores Boosters Latin Club I shall speak in a monstro ittle UOlCe. M Tetzlaff, Mixler S. Club. Wa lunever Lgast that jhy I Thomas, WilliameBuCky S. Club, Student Council President, Prom Chairman. You canIt keep a good man down. Wrney, ?;ilnokgg'f im A S. C ' , Prom Commi e Walberg, WilliameBill Band, Orchestra. Royal Easterners, Prom Committee. Men are not angels, neither are they brutes. Wangitgijonald-Don S. 'Cl Polyphonic, Service Club. Laziness, did I ever offend thee? Witzig, MaxwelleBeanie Senior Class President, French Club. Do you not know I am a man When I think, I must speak. l Witzig, IameSeWitz S. Club. Service Club. I shall sit down now, but the time will come when you shall hear me. A I if A l x 4 , I x? 4 AM , WI , v 10 , , It I y... f I h iJAX I r 7 1 j; r I i W A j y A 6; . . A j X , . V .1 I X OFVW ' .yu - A , J 5 J ,A'IA 1'11 I a I v I I! , l . f it EUMTj anger? Welshinger, EugeneeWelsh S. Club; From Committee. Polyphonic Club. , rs wicked I is. Ihs mighty wicke V ed. But that's the way I want to be. :7 V ,w Camera Shy Seniors Faye, FredeZeke Kstsak, Delores-Doddie Wayzgoose Staff. h t ' lk t I He looks the whole world in the aymjftmtitfl' e he moon, theres face, for he owes not any man. Ir $ SENIQR HIT PARADE . It's You or No One eBev to Maurice HI Love You So Much eMary Lee to Donnie uMy Darling HPuggie to Tom uBut Beautiful elan DeMars uJeanne With the Light Brown Haifeleanne Christianson YMy Heart Is a Hobo eKen Leland That's My Desire -Wilfred LePage uFull of Fun and Fancy Free e-Tim Tierney 'YYou Can't Be True Dear --Char1een Heirman HMaybe You'll Be There -Doris to Herb There's No One But You -Phyllis to Ray Love Somebody eMaX Witzig uYou Call Everybody Darling --Bob Iohnson HMy Heart Tells Me eNorman Johnson HTwo Loves Have 1 w-Dennis Smith Oh But I Do eGerry Miller HI'm Beginning to See the Light eDarre1 Gervais uI Can't Get StartedneCharles Dolson uI've Got RhythmHe-Dolores Kossak uI Can't Begin to Tell You elanice to Buzzy uSkater's Waltz wViolet David Never a Day Goes By eEileen Hennessy uThose Little White LieSHeStanley Brown Love Is Funny eKen Johnson HDon't Sweetheart Me'Z-Dorothy Brandt . HNancy eNancy Lindstrcm f'It's Magic'L-Dale O'Brien HYou'll Never Know eBernice Burbul YSweet LorraineheDon K. to Lorraine Rolson uWithout You eOralie S. to Ike uKinda Lonesome Out Tonight -Fred Faye My Dreams Are Getting Better All the Time'eloyce Dickenson uHow I Love the Kisses of Delores eGary to Delores Wold Beautiful Dreamer eMildred Swanson HThe Girl That I Marry -Dick Iacobs UNature Boy eConroy Nelson uMy Heart Belongs to Daddy'eKeith Hanson UA Fellow Needs a GirI --Iim Holmes HHave I Told You Lately That I Loved You eEleanor to Scratch I'm In Love eRegina Dzikonski HEmbraceable You'L-Betty Van Landschoot uManana -Seniors to Juniors Night and Day eMelvin Maki Wonderful Weather for Walking eGene Ritchie 'Everyday I Love You Just a Little Bit More'dBucky to Joyce uLove Is Where You Find It uBill Robinson We're Strictly On the Corny Side eBob Green and Douglas Lowney HA Little Bird Told Me eMurlyn Stalvig . HBrush Those Tears From Your Eyes --Ronald Cox uPowder Your Face With Sunshine eBill Walberg Life Gets Teejus eDona1d Wangen 'Far Away Places eRodney Peterson Ho Butterflyy , ulhm Always Chasing Rainbows'Z-David Hess Yi I .A 0 Oz 4L ,9: BOOOVOKUIJXUJNH k . p-nt-In-Al :, 4:wa Because eLaura Mae Wicklund No Body Knows eEugene Welshinger . uRemember Me elim Carter M y HMargie eMarge Merrell R I s - Y HAlways eIim Sackett y , a Hair of Gold eKathLyn Mackie Y uHow Soon eAudrey Selvik ' - Z uMy Fickle Eye'eGeorge Anderson M Here I'll Stay -Iim Witzig I Y ,1 - HLookit ThereeAin't' She Perty eRosemary McIntyre M' V . Personality eDonna Noonan :M ' uWhat Is This Thing Called Love'eSeegar Swanson ' o i For Sentimental Reasonsh'eEarl Glass Lookie, Lookie, Lookie, Here Comes Cookie eArlene to Carl uDon't Blame Me eIim Moore uI've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm eDarlyne Pearson Heartbreaker wAllan Reed uFour Leaf Cloverh'eLorraine Novack uBluebird of Happiness --Lyle Holland HIf I Had My Way -Iod Guzinski uWhat Did I Do eMilford Tetzlaff HWe Three eIohn Loustari, Eugene Carlson, and Antony Sertich - ' Off We Go eSeniors JUNIORS Row 1: R. Anderson, I Fennesey, I. Erdman, I. Anderson, D. Doege, I. Beetcher, H. Salo. , , Row 2: P. Carlsgaard, S. Brannon, R. Dzyikonski, R. Mackie, I Bjorkman, S. Potter, I I ,, , C. DeBruyne, N. Maas, B. Corbett, I. Converse. 71?; - Row 3: P. Rozowski, L. Wold, B. Gallagher, P. Eaton, I Orville, Y. Roth, A. Mc-Lr W V: , g Cutcheon, T. Parenteau, R. Thiele, I Wallgren. I X A, Row 4: W. Brittan, B. Carlsgaard, I Clark, S. Zielinski, RA Anderson, R. Benson, f L. Fomger, C. Autio, R. Sarri, R. Bergner. I . t Row 1: I Nelson, I Iohnson, D. Smith, 1M. Miller, D. Wilson, G. Amys, P. FitZ' gerald. A. Hammer. Row 2: I. Bennett, I Stromko, T. Frisbie, D. Flaten, P. Rozowski, L. Iohnson, P. Iappe, D. Wiskerchen, L. Hemingway. Row 3.: D. Larson, M. Iohnston, I Loomis, B. Williams, M. Riedasch, D. Gustafson, C. Iacobs, I Smith, B. Lent, I Iohnson, D. Klug, D. Goneau. Row 4: I. Rotsaert, R. Rohrer, C. Flemming, L. Sutherland, I.Soder1und, D. Holm, A. Turbitt, M. Williams, A. LaValIey, D. Harrison, I. Holt, R. Keller. Row 5: C. Lindell, B. St. George, B. Parenteau, W. Rivord, D. Dodge, L. Shears, W. Lallv, G. Nelson, D. Lambert, L. Iohnson, I. Larson, L. Larson. gow 12: 'IlbISertich, RDREnquist, W. Anderson, R. Shears, E. Thoreson. ow : . oyer, . oaty, G. Gerzic, K. Wiskerch , . W't ' , E. ' R 3Sglzgla1n, BMFitzgerald, M. Anderson. en I I 219 Whlte, S. ow : . a mi, . Pierce, C. Thompson, C. Ber mari, R. Zi II k, H. D d Amys, A. Cox, Y. Cloutier, F. Winek, B, Clgusen. 6 ms 1 O 96, N. Row 4: R. Olson, I. DeMars, I. Sunderlund, G. Soderlund, I. Doege, I Smith, Y. Bergner, B. Erickson, A. Bucholdt, A. Armitage, S. Wohlwend, W. Trianoski R F. Conner. ' ow 5: B. Tomzak, D. Chandler, D. Zachau, I. Pettingill. S. Buchanan, . B k R Foot; I. Carlson, W. Rutherford, I Arco, P. Glonek, R. Goneallu, gefiod; gora . Row 1: A. Iaros, I Heinen, M. Griffin, T. Iohnson. E. Iohnson, G. Iohnson. Row 2: I. Reynolds, L. Leland, B. Greely, R. Keller, F. Ledin, E. Ritsche, I. Kubalak, B. Gervais, L. Godfrey, D. Lowney. Row 3: D. Holden, D. Preston, I Gunski, B. Hess, D. Ronchak, D. Potter, S. Eoniak, M. LaVoy, L, Puhakka, B, Lawin, N. Kornstad, A. Krawza, R. aves. Row 4: G. LaValley, R. Plumbo, F. Gucinski, B. Lyons, L. Plachta, M. Pasternak, L. Hendrickson, I Kabalak, E. Iohnson, I. Harmon, L. Moore, S. Palm, D. Nessman. Row 5: L. Peterson, R. Iones, I Mather, C. Heydon, S. Peterson, D. Peterson, C. Kessler, K. Hoffman, D. Hart, B. Liefeste, I. Leuthner, H. Koenen, D. Iostad. FRESHMEN Row 1: I. Sloan, M. Brittan, M. Carlsgaard, L. Bergman, H. Burhans, B. Brannan, I. Pellman. Row 2: M. David, M. Ames, I. Todahl, V. Torgerson, V. Engebretson, M. Nelson, F. Culliton, B. Bergstrom, I. Rackliff, N. Buchanan. Row 3: L. Dzikonski, L. Guitard, C. Flowers, I. Ghyselinck, B. Scott, M. Cole, M. Zielinski, I. Wiskerchen, B. Boldus, I. Branzell, M. Brannan. Row 4: I Repensky, I Dhols, I Ormston, C. Brown, I Todahl, R. Chapman, I Star- key, I. Conner, R. Wahto, D. Bersell, A. Dolsen, B. Cummings. Lwt L L , Ly M: Jim I, I Row 1: A. Quam, M. Kolek, E. Wekkala, M. Heinen, M. Iohnson, E. LeMien, M. Hapy. Row 2: B. Klindt, L. Lundgren, C. Miklaczak, I Kunert, M. Hawkins, M. Hill, M. Hawkins, L. Grube, P. Lepage, A. Larson. Row 3: G. LaValley, B. McMaster, N. Nelson, S. Nickelson, A. LaPage, B. Paster- nak, D. Munnings, K. Rutherford, P. VanWagenen, N. Hagen, I Kolstad, M. Nelson, L. Wallgren. Row 4: C. Plant, D. Olson, I. Hedenblad, I. Romans, D. Topel, R. Gucinski, I. Gus- tafson, F. Peterson, C. Laib, W. Krawza, E. Sanders, C. Williams, D. Latvala. Row 5: I. Gylland, W. Mizinski, L. LaValley, F. Pederson, M. Liebaert, W. Hard, R. Ianicki, DI Hodsdon, L. Gerzic, D. Suber, R. Matelski. EIGHTH GRADE C A Row 1: K. Atmitage, L. Iacobson, P. Gustafson, H. Fair, D. Chapman. Row 2: R. Lowney, R. Gteely, M. Foote, E. Amys, P. Holstrom, P. Asbury, V. Flaten, .3 Bennett, D. Newman. Row 3: G. Elmgreen, G. Bourassa, R. Coleman, I. Branstrom, E. Braman, D. Aaker, A. Abrahamson, L. Wesolowski; V. Grandahl, R. Lier. Row 4: D. Correll, I. Wohlwend, I. Fair, P. Martineau, G. Elmgren, I. Cadotte, M. Grandahl, I. Flowers, R. Bishop. Row 1: C. Iacobson, M. Maunu, H. Lepley, E. Miller, C. Iohnson, I. Ramstad, F. Keller. Row 2: B. Nelson, D. Sutherland, I. Ritsche, N. Holmes, F. Stromberg, P. Matelski, P. Woodwick, B. Sablatura. Row 3: P. Smith, T. Schultz, R. Porter, W. Moffett, B. Iohnson, I. Moen, T. Plant, R. Lier, M. Hodgis, T. Godfrey. . Row 4: L. Waldrum, L. Pettingill, R. Swanstrom, P. Tierney, C. Nelson, D. Wal- berg, T. Yadon, G. Nelson, D. Nelson. K SEVENTH GRADE Row 1: G. Boutdage, E. Iohnson, C. Haglund, C. Erickson, A. Elmgreen, C. Enge- bretson, I. Granfors. Row 2: S. Hill, C. Drinkwine, M. Bradley, L. Aronson, G. Culliton, G. Flayton, K. Dingwall, I. Hooker, N. Cloutier. Row 3: R. Ioelson, I. Bosteder, I. Hoganson, A. Hinman, B. Dahl, P. Conner, K. Brandt, G. Gothner, D. Haack, E. Branstrom. Row 4: I. Coaty, D. Elmgren, D. Dobberman, T. Peterson, I. Cole, D. Iohnson, W. Wesolowski, E. Androsky. Row 1: 1;. Mackie, V. Van Vync?:mC. LaVine, F. Munnings, P. Letty, N. Witzig, . awm. Row 21: B. Thoreson, D. Palm, M. Sorenson, C. Nelson, M. Tuttle, I MacKenzie, S. Williams, P. Platz, A. Hinman. Row 3: D. Swanson, H. Phillips, R. Leland, I Lien, L. Peterson. L. Wheaten, M. Lenroot, L. LePage, Y. Thiele. Row 4: E. Rolson, I. Nelson, G. Lindstrom, A. Trifilette, N. Sparby, I Sheridan, W. Nordley, R. Lawler, R, Nordeen, C. Swanson, D. Suber, W. Ormston. QTUDEN T COUNCIL Row 1: B. Fitzgerald, L. Bergman, T. Frisbie, 1. Bennett, J. Rotsaert, J. Reynolds, L. Godfrey. Row 2: M. Swanson. D, Palm, B. Olson, W. Trianoski, L. LaValley, E. Abraham- son, C. Thompson, L. Wallgren. Row 3: C. Johnson, D. Lambert, B. Thomas, R. Peterson, L. Aronson. The Student Council is an organization which represents all the students of the school and serves as an outlet for general student activities. It is composed of officers elected from and by the student body and of representatives chosen from each homeroom. The Council seeks to find ways to improve school conditions. Some of its accomplishments this year have been the carrying out of various ttdrives, the sponsoring of the Red and White Day mixer and parade, a picture pro- ject, a school dance, the planning of Christmas decorations, and the raising of money for use in some worthy school project. These projects have been carried out under the direction of Miss Ernes- . tine Seyler. Offlcers I. Bennett, W. Thomas, B. Olson, C. Thompson. The Council convenes WAYZGOOSE STAFF Row 1: B. Corbett, I. Beetcher, R. Mackie, I Smith, C. Jacobs, B. Lent, N. Maas, O. Smith. Row 2: M. Erickson, Y. Roth, J. Holt, L. Johnson, P. Iappe, H. Dodge, D. Gustafson. Just off the press I SPEECH CLUB Officers Row 1. Row 2. Row 1: I Wiskerchen, I. Kolstad, I Witzig, B. Fitzgerald, M. Carlsgaard, I De- Mars, Y. Burgner, C. Heirman, C. Plant, L. Wallgren, I. Converse, B. Berg- strom, G. Wiskerchen. ' Row 2: P. LePage, A. Larson, L. Fitzgibbons, I Nelson, 1:: Ghyselink, D. Munnings, M. Hill, B. Lent, I Smith. F. Culliton, N. Nelson, B. Pasternak, D. Harrison. Row 3: D. Newberg, T. Frisbie, R. Chapman, W. Trianoski, I. DeMars, M. Stalvig, B. Benson, C. Kessler, B. Gallagher, F. Conner, B. Mizinski, H. Phillips, M. Pierce. Row 4: M. Hawkins, N. Kornstad, I Geske, B. Olson, P. Eaton, W. Rutherford, L. Fonger, D. Iostad. I Sheridan, L. Leland, L. Godfrey, D. Lowney. ROW 5: M. Heinen, B. Lawin, M. Waldum, M. Erickson, R. Zielinski, C. DeBruyne, D. Gustafson, M. Riedasch, Y. Cloutier, B. Hess, I Loomis, L. Moore, I Reynolds, P. Fitzgerald. M. Riedasch, T. Frisbie, B. Lent. U I. Conversg, P. Fitzgerald. Working on the set 2 ' Oh you blgi I 2' GRQXW'ING PAINS ,JBy AURANL I 7 I I ' Tierfy Mankyre... IV , . Mrs. .McIntyre . , , 2 Pfoffes'stir Mthtyre , ensou J 2 , Sophie irma 2 2'2 ' I KMrs. Patterson If , 1;, 2f 2 Ir ElsieIfitterson2.222.22.2....... . I Traffic Officer ................ p x ,Mtch ' ' N Bljian' t . - x222 I . 2' Pete 2...' I, Leo .r' V . ,2 1 I K 2 I 4 . ,' George McIntyre. I x. 2 2 r Pr dame 2y ,,,,,, . 2 M , PP; tty f2 .2 ' I I fame . .. 2.2 2 Mini m .. la Vgxrlan 2222222222 I l 2Harriet I a wBarbara . xx an Geske. D Ire otor Mr. Vincent ch 73?, w Supervisor I Oxgtudent Director 22 Now tell me thingsl. Officers Row 1. I. Carter, M. Wltzig, M. Swanson. FRENCH CLUB Row 1: M. Swanson, R. Christianson, A. Selvik, R. McIntyre, I. Christiansen, Lg; Rolson, I DeMars. ; Row 2: T. Frisbie, I. Carter, K. Leland, S. Swanson, M. Witzig, I. Witzig. Row 3: W. LePage, B. LePage, R. Peterson, G, Anderson. Le Cercle Francais of 1949 consists of eighteen members. Under the able supervision of conscilleuse, Mlle. Helene Pesark, we fulfilled our expec- tations. The first meeting, les membres du bureau were: president, Maxwell Witzig; Vice-president, James Carter; secretary, Kenneth Leland. By spon- soring the sale of greeting cards and Christmas wrappings, the French Club raised money to finance its expenditures. Outstanding among the club activities was the annual spring tea, Un Cafe au Printemps. Co-chairmen for the event were Ramona Christianson and Stanley Brown. Committees assisting included: refreshments, Janice DeMars; publicity, Seegar Swanson; reception, Thomas Frisbie; serving, Audrey Seivik; invitations, Mildred Swanson; and clean-up, Jeanne Christian- son. With a cabin party as a successful climax, the club ended the school year. Row 2. I. DeMars, K. Leland, L. Rolson. La seance est ouverte! x 3 Officers LATIN CLUB 1;; Row 1: R Thiele, M Merrill C DeBruyne, B. Greene, L. Puhakka, L. Fonger, D. Harrison, D Wold, L Hemingway Row 2: M Anderson S Wohlwend,N.Sa1mi,K Mackie, B. Lawin P. Eaton, W. Gallagher, I. Mather, W. Rutherford, D. Nessman, V. David, A. Armitage, L. Godfrey, A. Rosberg. This year opened another calendar of enjoyable events and activities for the Latin Club. The members include all students taking second year Latin and also those who have completed the two year course from Miss Reine- mund, the adviser. The purpose of the Latin Club is not only to promote interest in Latin, but to learn more about the life of the Romans. We have, therefore, on the first Friday of each month, devoted our class period to reports conceniing this project. The club has also subscribed to an interesting bi-monthly Latin magazine, entitled the Auxilium Latium. Our activities for the year included the election of class officers, 3. Thanksgiving Supper, a Christmas Party, a pep assembly, and a Valentine party We have gained and enjoyed much as member of the Latin Club of 1948- 1949. uRespise, alspice, prospice. S. Wohlwend, D. Potter, W. Rutherford, L. Puhakka,N. Salmi, BOOSTER CLUB Row 1: C. DeBruyne, I Loomis, D. Larson, L. Fitzgibbons, S. Brannon, P. Fitz- gerald, D. Gustafson. Row 2: D. Noonan, E. Hennessy, L. Rolson, R. Mclnt re, L. Wickl d, M. M 11 C. Jacobs, I Waseen, D. Wold. y un errl , The Booster Club aims to encourage an enthusiastic school spirit. Al- though it is primarily a social club, the Boosters try to maintain high scholar- shjp among its members. As a reward for high school achievements the club awards a fifty dollar scholarship each second year to one of the five top- ranking senior girls. This scholarship is in recognition of her scholastic attainment, citizenship, and service to the school. The activities for the year 1948-1949 were: Pledge of Members .......... September February Fantasy Dance....February Formal Initiation ............ September LettermenTs Banquet ................ April Informal Initiationh .......... September Pot Luck Suppers ........ Every Month Mother, Daughter and Faculty Tea ........................................................ January Officers . g Row 1. L. Rolson, R. McIntyre, L. Wicklund. Row 2. D. Wold, D. Noonan, Officers HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Row 1: I. Dickenson, I Waseen, M. Williams, P. Lundgren, I. Anderson, I. Nelson, B. Van Landschoot. . Row 2: F, Gucinski, M. Pasternak, I. Ritsche, R. Zielinski, D. Doege, I Johnson, G. Amys. Before the fireplace of the attractive Wolsey cabin the Home Ec girls held their October meeting. At this time five new members were voted in and plans were made for the annual initiation. I In November a candle light dinner was the social event for all clu members. During December the club- sponsored a pep assembly; and later during the month under the supervision of Miss Wolford, club adviser, the girls on- tertained the faculty and friends at a Christmas tea. Buttons and Bows, a hardtime dance, was the club,s February success. On May 4 the club entertained at their Mother-Daughter Tea. Their activities for the year closed with their annual style show held in the school gym- Row 1. P. Lundgren, B. VanLandschoot. ' Christmas tea preparations Row 2. D. Doege, I. Nelson. e Row 1: I Rackcliff, G. LaValley, N. Buchanan, L. Wallgren, F. Culliton, C. Plant, I. Lawler, Y. Engebretson, B. Pasternak, D. LeMieux, G. Wiskerchen, H. Burhans, M. Ames, G. Gerzic. Row 2: I. Kolstad, M. Hawkins, M. Heinan, I. Kunert, Y. Burgner, E. Wekkala, A. Cox, F. Ledin, D. Newberg, M. Nelson, I Gunski, P. LePage, P. Rotsaert, B. Brennan, R, Keller. Row 3: L. Moore, I. Witzig, G. Sutherland, M. Pierce, B. Lawin, R. Zielinski, M. Hill, R. Pasternak, F. Winek, M. Iohnson, L. Leland, I. Reynolds, B. Fitz- etald. Row 4? A. Armitage, B. Gervais, I. Kubalak, M. Waldum, B. Hess, N. Amys, H. Dodge, M. LaVoy, Y. Cloutier, L. Dzikonski, F. Gucinski, E. White. Row 1: I Kubalak, L. Cloutier, N. Hagen, B. Branzell, D. Harrison, D. Latvala, S. grannon, S. Nicholson, I Repensky, A. Quam, M. David, M. Iohnson, A. LeI age. Row 2: B. Bolos, L. Sutherland, B. Williams, I. Lundeen, I Smith, R. Dzikonski, D. Gustafson, C. DeBruyne, I Loomis, I Nelson, L. Fitzgibbons, I Converse. Row 3: N. Nelson, P. Fitzgerald, D. Smith, R. Mackie; M, Carlsgaard, I Bjorkman, D. Holm, B. Larson, M. Cole, D. Munnings, E. Zielinski, C. Flowers, 1. Ghy- selink. Row 4: L. Guitard, D. Torgerson, I. Soderlund, M. Iohnston, I. Vreeland, F. WieI gert, D. Pearson, E. Hennessy, A. Rosberg, I. Smith, D. Wold. VISUAL AID Row 1: M. Lenroot, D. Porter, I. Iohnson, E. Braman, B. Olson, G, Nelson, R. Chap- man, G. Gustafson, D. Dobberman. C. Williams, K. Brandt, D. Topel. Row 2: D. Cody, M. Hawkins, A. Quam, D. Latvala. T. Correll, Y. Engebretson, C. Iacobs, I Smith, I Geske, N. Salmi, I. Converse, C. Flemming, D. Palm, L. Puhakka, M. Sorenson. Row 3: B. Parenteau, P. Gustafson, A. Armitage, N. Maas, D. Flaten, M. Stalvig, I Holmes, M. Liebaert, I. Ritche, A. Cox, M. Erickson, B. Gallagher. Row 4: E4 Retzer, D. Lowney, B. Greene, S. Swanson, W. Hard, B. Anderson, W. Eckholm, L. Peterson. The Visual Aid Club of 1948-1949 is much larger than it has been in the past. There are 44 members, representing the seventh through the twelfth grades. There is now an operator in almost every class, who is capable of projecting films. East4s enrollment has increased to such an extent that it was necessary to have two projection rooms, one available at all times. Therefore the auditorium and cafeteria were converted and are being quite satisfactorily used. Due mainly to the ingenuity and hard work of Mr. Bradshaw, adviser, the club was able to put on one of the most ingenious pep assemblies of the season4based on the very famous Wizard of Oz story. The main purpose of the Visual Aid Club is to be of service to the faculty and students in visual education. . I x419 I :3 M 77' W ,4 1w; I M. Stalv1g. S. Swanson, C. Iacobs, I. Holmes. W'U-v NVWV' 9 The Dance 0 the Year Gemini litiaclgmx , TV , WI Eggilf'f ,2; Band Uimctor-f u ' ' . , 35x B Flat ClarinetF-Nancy Lindstrom, Marge Merrell, Joan Bjorkman, Joyce Amys, Donald Hodsdon, Dorothy Gustafson, Jean Beetcher, Donald Iostad, Elaine Iohnson, Corrine Flemming, George Nelson, Douglas Lowney, Myrna Anderson; E Flat Clarinet Lorrie Fitzgibbons; Bass Clarinet IaCk Holt; Cornet-Kenneth Johnson, William Gallagher, Betty Erickson, Gene Gustafson, Michael Hodgis, Bonnie Hess, Robert Ianicki, William John- son; Oboe Phillip Eaton, Nancy Holmes; Flute-vLucy Aronson; Trombone Ann Larson, Leonard Peterson, Clarence Heydon, Gerald Nelson; French Horn Lee Fonger, Pat Fitzgerald, Catherine Jacobs, Janet Reynolds, Seegar Swanson; Baritone William Walberg, Geraldine Nelscn, Donald Topel; Tuba R0bert Green, Wayne Hard, Wallace Moffett; Bassoon DaVid Hess; Gloikenspiel NanCy Holmes; Percussion Doug1as Zachau, Keith Hanson, Iack Pettingill, Betty Lent, Richard Lier, Tom Godfrey; E Flat Saxaphone Naudean Maas, Betty Nelson; Tenor Saxw phone Carl Peterson, Floyd Peterson; Tympani Rosemary McIntyre; Twirlers Ei1een Hennessy. Lillian Leland, Cynthia Plant, Ruth Mackie, Janet Johnson, Beverly Sullivan, Avis Thomas. SIN GIN G STRINGS a: .317 Ist Violins Nancy Salmi, Ioan Bjorkman, Dorothy Gustafson, Sharon Wahlwent, Marlene Johnson, Donna Munnings, Carol Bergman, Warren Ruther- ford; 2nd Violin: Yvonne Englebretson, Marlene David, Waxine Tuttle, Shirley Williams, Jerry Bourassa, Charlotte Nelson, Beverly Thoreson; Trombone: Leonard Peterson; Saxaphone: Naudean Maas, Carl Peterson; French Horn: Janet Reynolds, Cathy Iacobs, Pat Fitzgerald; Clarinet: Nancy Lindstrom, Joyce Amys, Donald Hodsdon, Marge Merrill, absent; Comets: Betty Erickson, Bill Gallagher, Gene Gustafson; Sousaphone: Robert Greene, Wayne Hard; Bass Viol: Carol DeBruyne, Mary Riedasch, Ann Larson; Percussion: Douglas Zachau, Jack Pettingill, Betty Lent; Flute: Lucy Aronson; Oboe: Phillip Eaton; Bassoon: David Hess; Cello: Mary Jo Sorenson, Lee Fonger. A CAPELLA CHOIR N Row 1: I DeMars, M. Petrie, B. Greely, N. Kornstade. Lyons, I. Smith, C. Berg- man, I. Ritchie, M. Riedasch. Row 2: I. Kubalak, D. Goneau, L. Plachta, D. Smith, F. Winek, M. Pasternak, C. Thompson, G. Soderland, M. Iohnstone, M. Waldum. Row 3: Y. Cloutier, M. Miller, M. Williams, Di Torgerson, I. Soderland, D. Wil- son, D. Pearson, E. Greely, D. Ronchak, S. Potter. Row 4: F. Conner, R. Rohrer, M. Griffin, P. Rozowski, R. Thiele, I. DeMars, K. Hoffman, C. Lindell, I. Baker. East High School can be very proud of the Choir of 1949, for they started out the year with a most successful Christmas concert. On December 14 this concert, built around the theme Heavenly Light, was presented for our community. With the activities for the year successfully launched, the choir began work on the All Music Department Concert, which was presented by the band, choir, and orchestra of East in February. This mid-winter con- cert was given to raise money for the purchase of a recording machine. The final concert of the year, with Immortal Song as a theme, was given on April 26. It was a beautiful work with which to conclude the year. This concert gave the choir an opportunity to prove their worth, which they did, very successfully. The Keys, both Major and Minor, and the Troubadors were again or- ganized early in the year through the effort of the choir's able director, Miss Edna Fox. They performed throughout the city at various times during the year. The ninth grade choir, which sang with the Senior Choir several times this year, promises to be a real addition to next year's choir. The aims and standards of the choir this year have been to promote better citizenship and cooperation through the personal effort of its members and to enlarge the studentIs musical interests, both as listeners and per- formers. To the choir, good citizenship ranks ahead of performance. The choir of 1949 deserves its rightful place among past outstanding echoirs of East 'and their successful contributions t0'our school and 'com- munity. A CAPELLA CHOIR Row 1: L. Wicklund, I. Christiansen. SI Moniak. C. Iacobs, C. DeBruyne, M. Cary. I. Geske, 13. Sullivan, I. Iohnson. Row 2: LI Godfrey, N. Salmi, I Converse. S. Wohlwend, I. Reynolds. L. Leland. O. Smith, C. Heirman, D. Harrison, I. Harmon. ROW 3: M. LaVoy. D. Potter, B. Corbett, I. Waseen. I Bjorkman, I. Vreeland, A. McCutcheon, R. Mackie. D. Lowney, D. Noonan. A. LaValley. Row 4: E. Welshinger, I. Carlson. L. Iohnson, D. Peterson, W. Trianoski. L. Larson, P. Iappe, G. LaValley. W. Rutherford. R. Olson. i u L: I z . w I Chrxstmas Concert MAJOR KEYS Row 1: D. PearSon, C. DeBruyne, L. Wicklund, C. Iacobs. Row 2: D. Harrison, C. Heirman, I DeMars, D. Noonan, R. Mackie. Row 3: I. Reynolds, I Christiansen, I Waseen. I. Bjorkman, I Iohnson. MINOR KEYS 3; Row 1: I. Soderlund, L. Godfrey, Y.LCloutier, D. Lowney. Row 2: O. Smith, N. Salmi, B. Greely, D. Preston, I Kabalak. Row 3: I Geske, N. Kornstad, I Smith, F. Wiegert, B. Corbett, I Vreeland. , I I . tuherford, K. Hoffman, J. Baker, D. Peterson. N GO W . '. 6 soil. DeMars, P. Rozowski, R. Rohrer, F. Conner. , Q U lyJ' 3: a anoski, L. Peterson, R. Thiele, P. Iappe. V :, 0 G, M MM? 8 o'clock in the morning The early birds med; 4vaexaj w A 1M TWIRLING SQUAD Adv . . 1 Row 1: R. Mackie, I Iohnson, I. Bjorkman, E. Hennessy, A. Thomas, A. Armitage. D Preston . Row 2: I. Reynolds, L Leland D. Smith, Y. Cloutier, M. Cole, B. Sulhvan, Y. Enge- bretson, D Klug, C. Plant. The twirling squad of East High was organized in 1941 under the super- vision of Mr. Haack. The 1948- 49 school year has been a busy one for members of the twirl- ing squad. They have accomplished a series of varied maneuvers for street marching and have worked to perfect their performances at the football and basketball games. Besides providing entertainment for East High activities, the girls have also marched 1n several local parades. From the seventeen regular twirlers, three of the girls will graduate this spring: Eileen Hennessy, drum majorette, Beverly Sullivan and Avis Thomas, majorettes. Hold that line :x n d FOOL bz-I H Coalgth . Mm v t1 k.gaw v t 'r - V3 v 53.x a. i k. xw. ' :1 . -. .1 ' I . ,. ' V CITY GRIDIRON Dick Jacobs-Tackle Denny Smith-Halfbac Willy Lepage-Fullback Dale 0Brien-Halfback Jim Carter Guard Milford Tetzlaff-Tackle Don Flaten-Guard Don Dodgeh-End Jim Rotsaert-Quarterback Jim Holmes-Center CHAMPIONS OF '48 3, 1,! mug, Jim Baker-Center Jim Witzigfnaubmk Jack Holt-Quarterback Bernie LePage-End Bob Jones-Guard Kenny Leland-Quarterback Jim Stwmko-Halfback Cal Kessler-Finllback stad4uard ' ,k Wally Eckholm-Tackle Terry Anderso Assistant Mana - -E d Gerald Nelson n 11Pinky Hemmingway-Halfback FOOTBALL SCORES-1948 East. ................................... fIO - 0 1 ...Proctor , 12 .................................... Park Falls - 19 .................................... Cloquet - 12... .Superior Cathedral - 14 .................................... Superior Central East ....... ..................... 6 - 7; ................................... Ashland East ...... ............. . ........... 20 - 0 .................................... Two Harbors l3 - 19 .................................... Rice Lake Bill Finn Coach Bill Bennett-Manager East... CHEERLEADERS Phyllis i:Lundgr,en. f: DiflLowneyng' Lent, L. Fonger. 'A. 'lIQhomals, R. McIntyre, B. Greene, J. W aseen, C. Heirman. : . I, ; 2 iv: would Easft High,s team be without crowds, where would the efowds be without cheers, and where would the cheers be without cheer- as ,IQJEaders? Yes, it is true that these cheerleaders have played a major part in every pep assembly and at every game this past year. With their enthusi- asm, rhythm and colorful appearance, they have kept the school spirit at a, high point. Tryouts for the following year are held at the close of basketball season. tEliminations are first made by the present cheerleaders and the members of the Student Council. The resulting group then makes its appearance before the student body for the final selection. East Highligsatruly proud of its cheerleaders. 3:4 b East-33 East-32 East-48 East-40 East-58 East-30 East-44 East-59 East-54 Bessemer-29 Ashland-30 Park Falls-39 Denfeld-30 Proctor-ZG Sup. Central-31 Cloquet-32 Proctor-35 Park Falls-28 Bill Thumas-u-Studcint Goa h C Row 1: G. Welshinger. LJShears, D. Dodge. K. Lela Row 73: W. Eckholm, J. Stromku, J. Roesaert. em: Wgzl hingyer Bill MizinskimAssistnt Manager Joe Aico 1:C. kegs er, J. ow 2: J, Hbimes 1y. Lag Jim HolmeSw-Student Manage: beach Firm East-43 East-40 East-37 East-41 East-41 East-37 Bessemer-26 Ashland-29 Sup. Central-31 Denfeld-33 Dul. Central-35 Hurley-49 Tournament East-36 Hurley-38 East-34 Ashland-36 Row 1: D. OiBrien, E. Welshinger, B. Thomas, K. Leland, D. Jacobs, D. Smith, B. Johnson, J. Rotsaert. Row 2: J. Carter, D. Flaten, W. LePage, B. Jones, J. Stromko, G. LaValley, J. DeMars. Row 3: L. LaValley, C. Kessler, D. Dodge, L. Shears, J. Holmes, M. Tetzlaff, T. Anderson. The S. 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K U. S. TIRES GENERAL $5 m Compliments MATHISEN TIRE CO. . WOLD 1711 Broadway CLEAN'ERS . and TAILORS RECAPPING VU LCANIZING Ea+ and Enioy Russell's Smooth Frozen ICE CREAM At Home or at Your Favorite Fountain Russell's CHOCOLATE MILK - HOMOGENIZED MILK i BUTTERMILK ,7 COTTAGE CHEESE , .. o o 0 BUTTER Russell Creamery Company 1621-27 Broadway Street Dial 5522 Ask for Russell's Fresh Dairy Foods At Your DoorLAf Your Home ; POPKIN , i E?orhplimeivnl'f? ...... FURNITURE COMPAN Y Allmjo Wyg$ Tower Ave. ,02 i 0611 MC: LUOSYJpenor Wis JZMJadIv 544 V 111124?de 41W? f ,w M17; UV f I 14 nyI ll LMJL f1 7; Qlfiy z? 5'? IfL, e WWI, EAST END TIRE LEDERMAN' and AUTO SUPPLY SHOES HOSIERYS Earl Remus, Proprietor L MEN'S FURNISHINGS FOR PROMPT AND RELIABLE SER VICE 1k ' 2121 EasfrFifth Street Phdnerzmoz EAST END SHOE REPAIR Wayne Ranfo, Prop. 2210 East 5th Prompt Service BEST OF LUCK TO ALLJYOU GRADUATES A 2 SUPERIOR HOTEL COFFEE SHOP Best Food Served in the Twin Ports Manager Andy Doron ifL- r;. C 117:6 9 L- ..'2 61! . :2! V 5'0 9:51f'5f74f7'5; MVVLQ 5. M2,. ,- ELA' 7 C 53;: '- 7 V f a Li? 53.115, p .; xii! 15K 1:5 17$: 512eo V5ZZ5ch-242' ., 5555'75'15-5Mp'5'i'1'3yp6 757 Cvixc V ?WWCff-a 1;? 4 5w Lfl; Mtg: 1L4 x; L; ny W5V5-Z'V VOVV'CVA' ' 0V WIWVZVCZK 7V 7422,15 C QVLQ 14L 1;?! , ij 24M; , 4 xx T, u ' 16, V , , y , 1171110 W 5 1- 51252 1 DW 5555A LLO U EZ MAR I N E .l 524:1, 1'23 512;. 5,; mev AWWJ , 411.5 1 I a 5 ,3 Supply C p y x22, 5,, 51261,; f W'VWZ H 2x om an 9566132 5' 2 1'2V7 DLW1Cd. DU; L7 L: A7W127 . ' Ago Groceries ancI 1111SUPERIOR51511 1 'WQLASS BLOCK 55551 1 STORE 155 2951,, 5nd 4 1' f A614RISTIAN$ON 5 Barber Shop East End .r' Compliments of RUDOLPH'S FURNITURE Tower and Belknap 0 Superior, Wisconsin C -V 1114 M eafs $MVQC11ZW LJ1 Wm 2Z1 Tower and Belknap : C W1 5- WW' 1 3815-17 E. Itasca St. L25 1:59-571'174 5' 2-5. -, 1 U Dial 5567 Superior, Wisconsin lg 1' V, x , p , A4212 WWW W M1 Buescher Band Instruments 454.5 ' V-Accordions LANG'S MUSIC STORE --Expert Repair Service- .WFL Drums 1 :1 VCCVLJ' . Music Supplies and Accessories WWVVYEP'VUU? . . J ,6: Ajl1'v2 0V M1510 Belknap Street HLsi. Superior Wis a 135 J, 16A .U .Vugw ,M V35 . 1! ALZV$lu .2. ,-., 'f 2., ,5...Ao.u.1J-T rwv-v' 1,551.2, 5 K p p v. h-u Q X 1 - z 'l' u, -W.5..,, I ,L . if6 r 1, '5' V -w .45 k if M- 4' Q...,'., m ' J 1'13 5? ?Wd 1.! ,1 - - ' I ' I n.5,.4w- 5' 5W- Superior N ational 17; Bank 1.,X :9 1 r' - EAST END 1 i: fa X i i SUPERIOR, WISCONSIN 1x :. 1 3,. 1 xx. 7 M ber of F ederal Deposits Insurance Corporation:. X A f h, 1 I - fa VA X; Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted Phone 4751 QUALITY CLOTHES for Men and Boys ER$TEQGDM$ Seventh and T ower 39 Years of fhe Same Locafion Compliments of AMUNDSON Produc+s Company Manufacturers and Distributors of HARDWARE SPECIALTIES o 510 22nd Ave. E. Superior, Wis. HENRY E. GIRZI, Jr. H. EDWARD GIRZI, Jr. Opfomefrisfs Please Phone for Appointment . 1313 Tower Ave. Tel. 8441 AI giuamw W47 MVMM QgUVWJCNW iygggjzoj MWX $519044sz 1; $5M ngzgd WM 71a ,6 g faking ,KJAL 44?31 7 $$ A2943;? $ x ng 447 713ZC kgjwfrww MM T 9 Evening i995? L 53:; Upper Wisconsin's 3224w64 I 7 R xchQprLErgesf Home Daily m N? k y? ' - C yo w; 3 S fOJ AJ1 x W g CW6KL . .313; ' Q -.. v v 339 - , R M A $5 up u ' , a . T439 TeTegram ya: 3 HQ? w:?ijgb Printing Shop ,W - V ' M Largesf and Mosf Modern 5' X Job Prinfing Shop in Upper Wisconsin; PHONE 4411 TOWER at 13th THE FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES AERIE NO. 80 1704 Broadway Street Superior, Wisconsin Compliments of NORTH WESTERN- HANNA FUEL CO. 1322 Tower Avenue Phone 8441 Expert Watch and Jewelery Repairing THE MARCUS CO, Parkers, Shaeffers, Eversharp Superi9r, Wlsc9nsm gjl. '41 errx 4W .. 1 1V 24 1349UR WRECKER SERVICE GAS AND OIL at REED MERRELL. Inc. 1204 Ogden Avenue Dial 5688 4A A Pens and Pencils Sporting Goods, Luggage, Jewelry , . 728 T A ?XXQ Corner ower ve. D C:- ''''''' KTowe nd Broadway Superior, Wisconsin 52; 4' Xjupefor ngnsm 4 T 1i:: ...:;?;x , Uk : .279 We; 02.. Tower Diamond Shop M 43745NER?EigPORIUM Bulova-ElginuHamiltonmWaltham 1 O1 7:12:5Wer Av-enue WATCHES $4914602 0 x ; I 9 . va 1; 1207 Tower Avenue CLOTFNG AND SHOES ?TEQR THE ENTTREFAMILY K123! ARROWHEAD CUT RATE FURNITURE STORE v The Working Man's Store Buy the CUT RATngay'ond save ! 4 3M :1 S N E L L 1731 E. Fifth St. Superior, Wis. Phone 7086 School Supplies Confectionery ,4 2131 E.Fif1h Peoples Drug S 1124 Belknap J. A. GRIMSRUD A. C. HAUGEN f 4 4 Easf End'Drug Sfore L-H,F0hj$K If yoy don't know drugs Know your druggist 1s . : '43 :4; F41, W 2.35 VABRAHAMMSONS EAMILWSHQEAS'ITORE, Inc. . ,Q 4 , g4; 4' I ,1 LC 447 . JDBx 1 4 I ' 1 4W4 K r 4, Phone 7042 4 NW '1' ,xf A; v ' A r '1 1. . 4K; 1K 71 X . yM I 4 V8 L M47 . X , SIT wer AV e fore m . . , '24- ,M , wt 4 1 MsgupergpgAXWis. f ' Everyfhing New From a New Sfore Ralph Palmer 2119 East 1160 1$ EA T END BARBER Fifth Stre ho 6581 x enue 1 m 1307 er . W, Wis. I 69 ,, 7 ' IA . 7 , c. ' '7 i Ali ,; V. I . Q ' g, '4 f1 T i X ? ' $ ' , 9 W a '9 - ' a I 7 ' flux ' , 1! Vii; l! 1' 1 .9 Au EIYEISJKRE PRICELESS- J L ,1 '5' 7 I VI 11 7 , I ' ,i , 77 . ' ' f f? I i A by 7' I 111 A . ,J ' I I u , y i Hy V ,' vaongrafulafions-xqu Good 7 ,2 n 4: 5 Luck fo fhe Gradkkuafeyfpfaiglj a f .51 ,l a, .A ' 'i 1 V 9722K ' ' U MAJ , . W e S 1; w nail: 91119500, x MK Mwyd W M X7 6?? W; ELIE?2 1c WIRING 9 r C rl X F7 7 f MAND FIXTURES a 1 Wu 7 7 5b . Tower Avenue 7 7'When Holzbergk Clean It Is Clean 627 I HOLZBERG S STAR7B CLEANERS, DYERS. FURRIERS S , 7 Fur Storage, Repairing, 0011:1875 Fift treet Remodeling, Relining 7:7: 7 Dial 2-1112ECEZ Phone 6685 QC; 1402 Belknap St. valeHT IsibuEAplpvi . 7' , . 7 Ln nggnjegk ojffgc Ck X747 1'11 g Arll Your fion Nfeds TEEN AGE 111Q ,, You Pick fhe Sfyle '7 3f Nelson's S+ar Grocery 1 '4 ', 4, 504 22nd Avenue East' 1 Dia12E1522 and We Will Do oil1ef n, FiHin'gkv Vogue Boofery; . 1218 Tower Avenue Phone 7493 V i: .- TILLY'S CAFEM WE FEATURE HOME COOKED FOODS 0 Mary Cummings, PIop. 4 '2, I 11 N ' Qmmw 1011211Q2 FOR THE FINEST CLEANING AND DYEING INDEPENDENT CLEANERS and DYERS 1314M0rerAvenue m 11 V hphEne 95510 11 W P c AM NJ Eijphmitsg R Q kl m of FORD HOPKINS Superior, Wisconsin WM . 1.3' x , 1-7 , o x; '1'; iphoniew 1U 5 Your OrdersE V 1-. J'r, 1' 1 SPGRTING GOODS RKINTg and LUGGAGE llboll YEARS OF SERVICE! 2 . O BINGHAM HARDWARE 10094 1' Tbgver Ave. Dial 9551 , r , I 9' ' I , C II IAV , L. , l, v , z . I x xx 1 1509 Tawegvenue k7? j r I Phone 5261 . , A ,7 f L V f N IV 2 fl, x 1;, W ; .4 f ENGRAVING 1 WW A ma; R' h INA Ci; flaw WWVNQXD GE The East End Grocer-Bufcher-Baker J'WV ygggus 4 1,. M L9 ZXW WK C4w K4917 M14442? 1K4; WWW ML dpizaxw z fh. C . l REPAIRINg Mi .33 Easf School , A CldssRinlgs and Pins :C VF! . E , 2,: I , Eyefs Examined Scientifically MLC6 0nd LASSES FITTED 42, gm; G . ngQ A A1,? 46 athgahg 021';le C .I. j EEXPERT mng and JEWELRYII I N -62X 527Mgu assign, wEQath MMVNMW, 4p Wizfgj, Wm ,WyzDaWJZ, aw 5'; ' REG .PAT. OFF , ionuo uuon aumoxnv or nu cou- cou comuuv Iv 74a gagca-gata ?W 34 SUPERIOR, W15. fry J . XXX? 1106 13312;; tr - J o y X'vafgyw ngug Ta' k. L 0M Compliments W ISCO In PETER SFOODS --z I7754 I77 55945;? END gARD X XX 2:$17EX215th X5 X311 x T elXpho$2- VX XX XX X M XX XXX XX? X A Lgrsgn' sU'IyXJWay ?rvae X J O$HighWay53 53 6X? 3 m N X1 XX X m:: X g X 7ij X GAX XXXD QIL X GROCERIES AND ICE CREAM Gruen, Elgin and Hamilton Watches Silverware, Clocks and Gifts PETERS JEWELRY jeweler and Watchmaker 1126 Tower Avenue Superior, Wis. RAND RAPID HOUSE FURNISHING CO. BELKNAP AND OGDEN kWOVL l I WinMUM ESL W '1??de UMW MW MM - WULIW V9 0W; e51 Food and SWEATERS 09M view,- e of Worn By ' , W W Qlyykijjfj EA?ST HIGH f HIV ?gWUW ARROW CAFE 2216 East Fifth Street Superior, Wis. ConTpliynenfs of 9 HWE'STLUND . HARDWARE CO. 102.0 Tower Avenue Complime'njs of 'T: LURYE FURNITURE 1208 Towe; Avenue Q I l EDELSTEIN 5 THE BEST IN FURNITURE L'THE FINEST IN A 4 T GIFTLVSAND CHINA M ., T , . 9 A it EOWN TO EARTH . j .LESSONS IN THRIFT ; T WHEN' YQU SHOPIAT K THE LEABEB DEPARTMENT STORE A 1 109 Tower Avenue The King of low Prices , i' I 1TH? f Lightbddyk For the Finest . K Dresses Cosmetics Suits Costume Jewelry Coats Hosiery 1402 Tower Avenue Rookey Transfer w Dependable Service Since 1912 65E , EAST END CAFE L: 4g:fV Serves OR 1 442':ng1can and XV 5K dehge Dishes WEN Ody Superior, Wis ,1 A, :Li':; EEKH416 ?L6- 4 2; 516 5-5222 215229921er1511 H5321?! 2 5'5 ? 1:92;? 4'1 K? V O '5 J13; 2' 'Exy 4' a J ngj 42- F M ' ' ' y AH? XK' or e Besf Rijdlo LleeEKQ ZHS QDSTZMC. SPORTS . . . MUSIC . . . DRAMA R91: 1C UPPI'VSEVZV Equ'pig 1 and VARIETY 44? 31219342 gigs 6171de f' K eep Your Radio Dial Tuned to 1230! '65 M01 lj ngj2 WDSM :3 '4' 14 2 xx ii . . $2,61312H Avenue H4' 5 Afflllated With The 24:, 34g K. American $oadcasting Company 745g ySuperiowrigjsl-X M 'K, 1 an X. k r 10 CM 6' , ,5, ' , N f1 WV. r, Xi 50,le f ' , iVj X 'J 1W ' 711 V 6 V M 1V1 1V V? Amaysjgbo EV! Coffeg , E II Ix , g V? 4509' HWQ V V 1 621,551 3211.145 2 2 . ax , 1 1 H K, W' HJewaern 1:;ny 120! 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III C -. 1,; :IVP; SEZan AVCIQUC; 12th , ' I g 1 ,1, 761' a V211, 1; ! 1 i- ' . 2V pering Wiscon$n 1V 4'1 7p 11 r If ! 51,26 2.7V, x i ' :55: I I l 1v 1 1 VI, ' I $11 1 11M ,1 i151 ,1 1 ii .i l ' 2 L A ' Vv 6511 J, 'Xj V 4 r I A 1 .o J 1 f 1214w XWW, a RANCHBURGER IN A BASKET 30c .- .Iu , with V, FRIED CHICKEN SHOESTRING 355' yofB 2:515:33 13352:: POTATOES Jug of Honey and Hot Buttered Rolls. Tisket a Taskef I tx lt' 5 good economics for you to shop HENRY COHEN, Proprietor Dial 4453 Corner 1 t carefully so shop 01 M1A CITY MARKET g; Free Delivery Charge Accounts Invih: Vygiaae 012: 19$ 2 I '1 gig '62:. F- Or: 4 .9 .MW QQG' , Mi 4 x 't 5:3: M J, 15 s , 3 , ,2, d2 A2 b 2 1 v Congrafuflahons 2.333: 2;, I r1N 0,121: 46K- k '1 .' - 100', 13:10 r Besf Wishes , 1 M to the Class of 1948 ' i Flrs+ Nahonal Bank Superior, Wisconsin Oldest Bank in the City Est..1887 822 Tower M0 jwwwj K4144; 1.19477 Ma+hews 51th gWWWWrW Wholesaref; 25129 411 Candy Co. 1111. HQ. 1 iii AQVQ 2 0? 3V la 404; $14Acu ave WAwK 22mg? Candy - CigareHes Cigars WW 1? 1 S PORTABLE TYPEWRIT Wisconsin Typewrifer Co. 1222 Tower Ave. Dial 6901 RENTALS SCHOOL SUPPLIES BERTHIAUME'S 110 1'1 7 MWRIXQEH? ELI, 3 3 Hyf J 34;. 7479 7'; y . . f, ,, ,1 d3, 5f 7; 7W TAPS N anew , L WA 57777777777775 CO, 7 . GCHRISTLEW VJ Xj MKe Housezd Fin-e Furnitjt::';7;7 Q 3f, PUREOILS PERSTAT ON; . V 2. X 0 Pa m' , :7, 7 7,, x7 24.4 73 x. ,7, I V : 1.2171 Ea t EthJStreet 771:? ,f 7 7 PL ! 4133 , ,, CR 7 '7 ,. P77 I? one 22231527: 7 J x 1713 BeanCIp Street X 27' 7,1717 ,XIQ'V'J V17 , ,2 , 7f! x ' - I,KJQt 1W7 aOMW Z, 77:37le1, ,.-.,-.P' VJ ,IXI 7ij 7 74' 7:3: xiv 77 V . V X 111,7,4J fij. l 77 1,7 Q MlusnMHInz Asconewummson ,0! EAST END GROCERYIJP 7 ELMS2PLUMBING ,8V7XV f, ' High Class, P- HEATINQ 3.0 l 91' 7 MEATS aZid GROCERIES X i;,' J X The Plumbi - SFiop on QNherJ J7, Vk Jay We an verythrggavifh U7 2 118?? 07779?de Operated J I4w73elknap s: Dial8643 , 7 f X7 7 77 Superior, Wisconsin 1.. ,1. J1 'I' 7 . I177 2 7:71;, ' 14X I V7 L, . 112?le x7 ,4 , 7v 7' x1 jxxdx LEBQS, WELRY 510133777 31on , , ,x ?TQXNE BEER , l ,7 ,i-EMXW Rinngwlw 79.ng 1428 Tower AgnKe , '7 7 .XP'MJ, W V Pho 7293x7773; ,r. FLOWER ?y 197153, J, 7, Ply X1; TowerAfveJ , 7M71Ay$co RSAG7V: 7X, ' ' 7 D I 2 2 5117321105 7 M D Wisi 70:67:? U770 K 7K 7 W52 EM 717l'jjn Mlyiy Ivy 7 CZYV 7jjy0 X n 67 7ww fife: I $0meng THOMIgSy 7 7, , PM LGIN7 ha HMILT WATcHysz E 7 . JX 91J77I7XXVk ! 3 f lb Yfll JJHJ 7 ' ff 017V -GRchRIE. RUEQSW ' 7ngTowerX xfenue;X f 37777774 11.x; $.1r 5,477,9er 71ng if r y Y, Sdperlor Wis. '77 77 7,, w?ai Wyw 1775711717 P , 7 v - w l K 1213 Tower Avenue v M , fur , WIW4 g; wk; :kgw, 1,. 1th cLC .4 W M, ELL. thvth - 3L;- LAWL LJLL- W L1: :33 ,pngsaaj c. K 31-; x M f' r: u -. x i yX A' . ' W V J . L 7133 931;, A W w 9?; 491W mg F E, J W ' l h a I x g J . . I A'mmvkva CMf Aw X 6;me le'Lm i r . 1M ?- , g I, XA! 114194,; t: if ?Ll . , 'J W x f! J A U . trilx' '. . 0' MMSVVU fail nilaww 53:, 5x a :75. n A. V . - .4 , j 1 , v AjMWJwJ . W14, 1 V J ghacemawlw 4;; ,vaglafbu , W , u; , W? M' leszu fgLExWL-Eb $4M c I . n .CLJ . J n A ' . x '4!th WV; ,waw 1.1 d J 2i x x y N: '1 wx-mutph ,M :;-Mv:;:v;; AR -w-JM J?N 1.- .1 A ' 'lha- :-, tv'Jo- l't .,. - L v.31:-