Garfield Junior High School - Review Yearbook (Fond Du Lac, WI)

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The REVIEW NINETEEN 'rwEN1:Y-Form Roosevelt Class Roll d-Qlael, George- 'Oue of the few not meant to ie. Ahner, Charles- Our beloved student. Albrecht, Wallace-f'He is among the pri-me in worth. Anderson, John- Quiet, but persistent. ' Andrews, Aurelia- Always the sameg quiet and kind. Andrews, George- His -manner is quiet: but don't judge him by it. Assaf, Richard- Good-naturedg busy, and to all a friendf' Bacchus, Irene- Rather quiet girl. Baldwin, Ray- 'Beware, I may be something sensational. Balthazar, Royal- fBe noble in every thought and deed. Barbeau, Dorothy- A merry laughs at care. Beust, Ax-thur- Men of few words are the best llI,91L Bastian, Margaret- She has no time for boys. Bastian, Marie-- I hate nobody? Bebow, Louise- Ain't we got fun. Becker, 'lVil1lam-- Let s study English, Bill. Belanger, Orson-'fMost quiet student always talking. Bellmore, Laurence-'fAll great men are deadj I donit feel well myself. Benedict, Alfred- What do you say Benny, let's grow. Benz, Walter-f'A. right good fellow with all g but intimate with few. Berkholtz, Harold- He is the sum total of a man. Bishop, George- The good die youngg don't worry. Blewett, Charles-UA man among the men and ladies too. Bohnert, Edna- Why worry, things aren't so bad. ' Boudry, Ursel- You never can tell. Brady, Mary- About the boys I never think? Buckley, Muriel- True artists are made- t no born. Burkhart, Lucille- Short, but sweet. Burmaster, Donald- Ready for anything: work or play. D I Carpenter, Harriet- Truly a musical wonder! Casper, Leona.- Well look whois here. - Chappy, Marcella-- Nothing is more simple than greatness. l I l Corbeille, Viola.- Words fail us in this crisis. Corcoran, Wallace-- Our Basketball player. Crookston, Margaret-f'No wisdom like silence. Dana., Margaret-'fYou tell 'em Peg. Dankert, Arnold- Why should life all labor be? Danor, Charlotte- Laugh and the world laughs with I-il,l0'M.,' , Davison, elen- Oh, Helen, we dont know what to say. , - J DeRusha, Leonard- Let's play b.all.' Dix, Daisy- Be happy and pass. it along. Dobyns, Robert- Champion studier. ' Downs, Genevieve- She may be small, but7'- DuFrane, Margaret-'fl have a heart with room for every Joy. I i Dyckhoff, Carl- Who has him for a friend is lucky. , Eigenbrodt, Augusta- All of Roosevelt will miss her cheery smiles. . Ellsworth, Ruth- Oh, so quiet. , Entringer, Jennie- She always acts Just as she ought. Erke, Agnes- C'mon let's go ! . Erke, Bernard- His are the quiet stepssof Dreamland. I J Everling, Harriet- So quiet and demure. ' I Faude, Verna.- I admit that I like the boys. Ferris, Anna.- Ye gods, how she could talk. Fields, Doris- Her cheeks are like two roses. but a dandy heart that Page 32 Fitzgerald, Lucille- Sun is red,' and so is your head. Fletcher, Howard- lVork-what is that! Franzen, Leo- First in play 5 last in work. Freiburg, Lucill- When I grow older, I'll be bolder. Freund, Ermin-'-A quiet, diligent student. Friedal, Andrew- Ambition plays no part. Fritz, Arthur- He's so meekg even his shoes refuse to squeak. Funk, Ethel- Silent is she. Gaffney, Mike-'fEver likes to cheer a man. Galeles, Nick- I'll put a girdle around the world. Galow. VVilla.rd- Men of few words are best. Gantner, Lorena,- Welcome, stranger in our midst. Gerhard, Lorraine- Curly doesn't say muehg but she delivers the goods. Glassel, Dorothy-- She swings a mean racket. GOYGOD. T. J.-'fHe s a deep student, at the bottom of a class. Gores, Kathryn- Life and laughs-every inch of her. Greene, Margaret--'fTalks little 5 thinks much. Gulig, Regina.- She's just the quiet kind? Hagen, Ehtel- She would laugh at anything.- Hautzinger, John-'-'He has the right spirit. latlglevath, Richard- Good at debate and never Heaton, Irenwffstudious and full of fun. Heber. Leonard-f'Still water runs deep. ' it 3-Iensel, Gladys- Always busy but quiet about .Hess, Charles- Could they run the school without me! Hewitt, Bryant- I can waste more time in an hour than most people can in a week. Hlcken, Hazel- She cannot live long--single. H0ddll'10i. Mable- I am for work, the whole day long. Homuth, Milton- He thinks over-study may prove fatal. Hubbell, Mary- Always merry. and never busy. HUM. Esther- Favorite pastime-watching the clock tick. Husting, Isabel-ff Who is giggling back there. ' Jaber, Samuel- Chatter, chatter, as I go. Jaber, Sophie- J-ust' one bluff after anotheix' Jensen, Grace- Nota-eably brilliant. Johnson, Alleata.- Favorite occupation-do-ing nothing. Johnson, Clifford- Hasten, but do it slowly. grlguagn, Marxe- I know it's a sin to sit and 1 Kaiser. Jacob- Small boy with a large heart. Keenap, Florence-- She attractis all with her gentle virtues. Keenan, Margaret- Dancing is good for re- ducing, eh, Maggie? Keys, Clementina.-'fDiligent studentj not without results. Keys, Esther- Better late than never. Kleinke. Paul- No worry has he. Kline, Virginia-'fShe-'s good in all her classes? Knutson, Elmer- Our best Pal. Koeck, Frances- Talk about ginger, she's the whole spice box. Kaenigs, Lucile- Intelligence is not her only virtue. Konen, Loretta- The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. Kramer, Alice- Earnest endeavor reaps its reward. Kramer, Mary- If you would climb high- aim high. Kramer. Cecelia.- If she would say -more, we would know more. Kremer, Helen- A studious look j a pen and a book. Kroes, Paul-- A gentleman at all times. Krug, Elsie-- Quiet but newer idle.

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The REVIEVV NINETEEN TWENTY-FOUR Garfield Basketball Team Top row-John Murray, Charles Mayer, Coach Johnson, Maurice Murray. Bottom. row-Howard Schussler, Captain Richard WVatson, Abe Manis, Carl Rady, George McMillan. About thirty-tive fellows came out for basketball, but the number thinned to the names above. We can state that we are undefeated among junior Highs of the State, and the Teddies found victory impossible. This year we had some new talent in the lineup, and we had more victories to our credit. VVe played outside teams, playing home and return games with them. Again we took part in the Little Five Tournament and met defeat for the first time in the title games. OUR RECORD Garfield 33 Ripon 6 Garlield IS Rosevelt 6 Garfield 18 Wauwatosa c Garfield 37 Ripon 4 Garfield 22 Vifauwatosa 9 Garfield 48 Roosevelt S Tournament Garheld 18 Sophomores I7 Garfield I5 Juniors IS Garfield 209 Opponents 68 Page 3 1 A

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The REVIEVV NINETEEN TWENTY-FOUR Ladwlg, Edward- A rcdtop lad. Lange, Harry- I want what I want when I want it. . , Lanser, Bernice- Giggle, giggle. giggle. u Lewis, Barton-'fl'-m going to be a bachelor! Mclgoy, Elizabeth- Forgetting is a good cav- cuse. McGray, Alice- She's just the quiet kind! Mclvlonagle, Vincent- Someday we expect to find you in Whois Who. . Martin, Carl- ffl quiet tongue shows a wise head. Martin, WVa.lter- Big boy of our football teanv. ' Martin, Yvllblll'- 'lVllfC'h him blush when the girls speak to him. I Marshall, Cecelia- Her -motto-'Anything masculine is mine. - Megellas, George-f Eueryone likes th-is atheletef' G , Mellis, Marjorie- Here,s to the girl -untlt eyes so blue. Mengel, Hazel-- Little but. oh my! . I Menzel, Vvlnifred- Small but full of ideas? V- Merz, Alice-- All musical people are liaqzrvvil Meyer, Catherine- She loves powder-but what of it. u . Miller. Frances- She is a musician you bot-- Spa.rky. l U Miller, Florence-'fA girl of auiet ways. ' Miller, Mildred- 'There s always sometlmzg bad in every girl. ,' , ,J Mueller, Melvin-'fHe has no time for girls: Nelson, Effie- Effie loves to gossip. l ,V Nolan, John- Caruso paid me-to keen still- O'Connell, Celia- 'Her marks are some of the la .. t. ezlllerman, Vera- A happy maid with a smile for all. , . Pace, Doris- Ready and true .in every wayq Paige. NValler- Pleasant and Jolly. H Pazalos- He gets a concrete basketball. U Peeke, Lachlan- If he would only Uflllflvel Peerenboom, Florence- Whenst is thy learning V' , Perry, Andre-'fl am a man of importance. look at me. , Phillips, Joseph-f'Don't ever work, you might get the habit. , D Platz. Frederick- He almost has 'llll1l4'7S. Promen, Apmes- She laughs every time she's tickled. ' A , ,, Reichling, Adele- A Jolly good friend is she. ' Reinhold, Josephine- 'True-many a friend has she. h , Reinhold, Ruth- Away with books-lets have some fun. U Rice, Dorothy-f'She is tall and cheerful. Richter, Hazel- 'Knowledf1e 'Is power. Rlstau, Vanas- 1Vorld's greatest girl basket- ball player. Rndenkirck. Arthur-- The girls think he's right cute. n Rosenberg. Freelan-'fAnrl sweetly rang his silver voice. Rosenthal, Ivan - My thoughts run wool- gathering. Roy, George- Good things come in small packages. Rueping, E1oisaw Her thoughts are. oh, her thoughts are scattered oc uer the land. Rueping, Kurt- A lover and master of Art. ' Salter, Ralph- In one ear and out the other. SCha0f0I'. Norbert-f'Lend me thy ears: I have no need of an extra tongue. Schaeve, Arthur- He says nothing and says it quietly. Scheibach Esther- You can't all be as tall as lf' ' Scherer, Esther- She may tumble into fame Scherer, VValter- Full of fire and mischief too.- Schmitz. Mildred- IlI'ach allowance must be made for her. Schrage. Dorothy- She may be small but hear her talk. Sharron, sm'ile. ' Shea, Donald-'-Measure your mind's height by the shadow it casts. Simon Dorothy- Little children grow up so quickly. Smith, Jeanette+ An excuse in time saves -mine. smith, Jessie- I don't talk much but I think a .o , Steinbarth, John-HA quiet an dan agreeable man. Steinmetz, Stella- life tried to describe her but fell down. Leo- A happy lad with a hapr' Stepnoskl, Marie- She is always friendly an'1 carries a smile for all. Strachota.. Catherine- My thoughts are my co-nz p anions. Teren, Mabel- She never was a stacker. Tetzloff, Lucille- Silence is sweeter than speech. Timm, Isabelle-'fThe tongue that no man can tame. Titel, Marie- There ain't no use in hurrying through life. Trlggs, Janet-- Mistress of herself, though China fell. Vinton. Jeanette- She keeps her smiles for a favored few. Wachter, Lorraine- We never heard her speak in haste. Nllagner, Alfred- If talk is silver, silcncc is gold. Xvagner, Bernetta- She has no time for boys. Vilagner. Ernestine- She applies all her arts to the -miles of men. YValtzer, lVl'arle-fflnnocence is a gift. XV:-trns. Carl- The deeds I contemplate are great but as yet I know not what. NVelch, Martha- Eat. drink, and be merry for tomorrow we diet. Vlfenrit-lvlnifred-''lllild as the soft sprin' breefeu XVhite. Mildred-- An athletic Girl. Xllhitinz. Bernice- She's free from sorrow and free from care. ' Wlhifinrf, Fern- Stately and graceful, but never hastefu-Z. XVllls, Donald-f'Let the no-rlrl go as it may, I'll take it either wanf' Yvills. Dorothy- The greatest virtue is un- selfishness. Winters, Franklin- A lamb appears a lion. ' Xlllttkopf. Norman-HA modest and retiring gentleman. XVurtz, Harold-'fHe was a mang take him all and all. Ziegert, Frances- It seems to me that she always looks glad. Zimmerman, Anna- TVe know but little of you. DON'T LET THIS HAPPEN TO YOU It was Z1 dark night a motorist was lost. Presently he saw a sign on a post. With great diliiculty he climbed the post, struck zi match and read, XVct Paint. lkvklkfk Miss Eiting: Viola use Etiquette in a sentence. Viola: Eddie began work, but Eddie quit. Page 33