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

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Jesse E. Krenz

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l ?LQCLSQ, $0 herb, melig xn a ' m emazg There comes a time for all of us When we must say goodbye But faith and hope and love and trust Can never, never die,- Although the curtain falls at last 13 that a cause to grieve? The futures fairer than the past If only we believe And trust in God's eternal care- So when the master calls Lets say that life is still more fair Although the curtain falls. RAYMOND A. GONEAU l l Born October 9, 1933 Died July 22, 1949 Raymond Goneau, a resident of Wentworth, attended East High school one year, during his sophomore year. He came in daily on the school bus. On July 22, 1949, at Iron River, Wisconsin, he lost his life through a drowning accident. He would have been a member of the junior class this year. It is with regret that his good fellowship has been taken from us.

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Qedc'aatc'an With sincere appreciation and friendship the 1950 Wa Wa Ta Staff has set aside these pages to honor their faculty friend. MR. JESSE E. KRENZ, instructor in the manual arts department. Mr. Krenz received his degree from Superior State Teachers' College. He then went on to take additional work at Stout College, Wisconsin, Purdue, and Minne- sota Universities. In 1919, he became the manual arts instructor at the Nelson Dewey High School, and in 1924, with the opening of East High, he continued in the same capacity. During his early teaching career he also served as basketball and football coach. Throughout the years, Mr Krenz has assisted with the construction of the effec- tive backgrounds for many commencement programs. With the construction of play sets, and with many other tasks benefiting East High. Hundreds of boys have spent some of their hap iest school days in shop under his instruction where they have acquired a thorough nowledge of manual art funda- mentals. In every department there are evidences of his service and lasting handi- work His fine workmanship and influence have done much to inspire the youth of East toward a useful career.