Ladysmith High School - Flambeau Ripplings Yearbook (Ladysmith, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1940 volume:

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Qg Igiii Qfr ' gg I S I i I I f gf IN Pg A mg Q-SEG?-ggwfir MISS WILLIAMS MR. YELICI-I M155 SEGERSTRQM English Ill World History English IV Athletics English H FACULTY ADVISORS Mr. Avis ........ Freshmen Mr, Bashara. . .Sophomores Miss Williams ,.... Juniors Miss Krause ....... Seniors Mr. Yelich ...... Athletics Mr. Orme ........ Debate Miss Oligney. . .G. A. A. Miss Nolan ..... Glass Play Miss Johnson ....... I-Ii-Y Miss Bjur ........, Annual Mr. Kuemmerlein. .Annual Mr. Barber ........ F.F.A. Page 5 'I Page 6 DOUGLAS S. AICHER DOROTHY M. ANDERSON FLORENCE BATHKE Doug DOH Flo You may have noticed that l am no wordy man. SDCCCB is Sfedf. bil! SilCf1C2 is greater. And her tongue tripped merrily good. Barron High 'lf Shawano High 9, Hawkins G.A.A. 'l, 9, 3, 4, G.A.A. President 3, 4. G.A.A. 4, Glen Flora 1, Q. High 3. FRANK E. BAY Tubby He looks like cherub. Football Al, Y, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Q, Intramural Basketball 3, L Club Q, 3, 4. KATHLEEN L. BLAISDELL ..KdY.. She outs her problems away for a rainy day. l-li-Y 4, G.A.A. 4. uw 9, ERMA M. BEBIE ROBERT G. BENSON Pee-Wee Bob Benny She's a serious soul, but she has a sense of humor. Arguing is my favorite occupation. G.A.A. 9, 3, l-li-Y Q, Windfall 1, O Football 3, 4, lntramural Basketball Q, 3, Oratorio 1, Pep Band 3. GRACE E. BLUMENSTEIN GLENN M. BREDESON Gracie Brady She hath many nameless virtues. l don't let my studies interfere with my schoolwork. Basketball 1, Q, 3 -if Football 9, 3, 4 page 7 Baseball 1, L Club 3, 4. TONY CASPEI2 Tex I-Ie's a quiet youth-at times. Renville 1, Q, WILLIAM DAVID Bill Flemember the freshman initiation-the hog calling gontest, F.F.A. 9, 3, 4, F.F.A. President 3, 4, F.F,A. Basketball 3, 4, String Quartet. MARY J. DAVID JAMES R. CONNORS '-J,,,,'- Li' ,I , Mime I believe in taking things as they come. 3 EVe'Yb0dY'5 mend-n0b0dY S CNCWIY Intramural Basketball 1, 9, 3, Football 1, 3, 4 Lf SAMUEL D. DOUGHTY DESSA J. DRUM Sam Dess Great minds overlook mlm. Silence is golden. ,wig rw, EARL F' ENDTHOFI: JERQME W, D CHRISTINE I.. GREGOR Ihe steam that blows the whistle never turns Upeteu UBUICIWIAI, Chris the wheel, A he,,dW,ite,fQ,fle. Nothing is unsurmountable. football 1, 3, ,gi L Club 3' 4- Football 3. ,A Hi-Y 1, Debate 1, 9, 3, 4, Forensics 9, 3, 4 I Annual Staff 3, 4, Sigma Delta Q. Page 8 JEAN GRENDAHL Jeanie Frenchy As dainty as a baby's sneeze. Class Secretary 3, Hi-Y 4, Sheldon 1, 2, Hi-Y Secretarylreasurer 4. KATHERINE J. HENDRICKS HKGUCH I like mine tall, dark, and handsome. G.A.A. 4, Hi-Y 3, 4. BERNICE E. HAMPTON Sis Toots Best is she liked who is alike to all. Hi-Y 1. JOHN E. HUFF Blushing is the color of virtue. Debate 1, 9, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 3, Track 3, 4, Forensics Q, 3, 4, Oratorio 1, Football 1. 'HELEN M. JOHNSON UJZVVYU Johnny Sometimes life C00 52 M1 awful Srind. A genial disposition wins its owner many friends. Intramural B05l19lb0ll All 91 31 4' Commercial Club 2, Class Secretary 2. f MAYME E. HAVLUJ .lMdCl' Life to me is pleasant. Commercial Club 1, Sigma Delta 9, l-li-Y 3, 4. . in Win . .Q . tg VIVIAN H. INABNIT Nabby Busy as a zipper. Hi-Y 1, Q, 3, 4, GJNA. Q, 3, 4, Forensics Q, 3, 4, Sigma Delta Q, Debate 1, Pep Band 4, Cheerleader 3, 4. CAROL J. KANDLER Cav Life is what we make it. G.A.A. 9, 3, 4, Hi-Y' 3. Page 9 ROBERT W. KETTERING CHARLES E. KOZEL ROBERT C. KULIBERT Bob Chuck Bob I came-l lingered-l went. Variety is the spice of life. Oh, well, Napoleon was small too. Basketball 1, 9, 4, Glen Flora 1, Q. Bruce 1, Q, 3. Assistant Athletic Manager 3, 4, Football 1, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, Track 9, 3. CHARLES R. LEWIS JAMES E. LINDOO Chuck Lewie Jim M-im I0 be hwpv, must also clay. One of those strong, silent men. Class President 1, Football 1, 3, Debate 1, Track 3. ii. i 9 - -In , -Q ve, p e ,,., Y' ' . i'. ' it I a 1. +L . efwi . . , like I ..,,, v.,,. f 1 - .x t w r. '-1 -f . f- r. Y' u, ,Q 1., - : 11l5t'5f '11 f ' . Ti' 5,11 A . i f ,' fr., ' .1 1, .X I .,,,. . ' 'Mawr l g. . .. .LA I 'W ' ' - Y' Y '1 ' -3f31'n1r f f .r - . LESLIE V. LONG Spunk Les Let the world go as it may, I love to take it either way. Football 4, F.F.A. 3, Basketball 3, L Club 4, Track 3, 4. JOHN H- LOVELY HARRIET E. MANDY LLICILLE L. MARTINDALE '4Johnnie Hattie OIL JOIWUNY, OIL J0l'1l'mY- On with the dance, let joy be confined. G,A,A, 1, Q, 3, Octelle, Ouertette 3, Peo Bend 3, 4, GAA. 1, 9, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2 .3, 4, Sigma Delta School M0li0n Picture Overator. Q, Homecoming Court 4, Class Treasurer Q, Page 10 G.A.A, Vice-President 4, Hi-Y Vice-President 3. Reserved and dignified. DONALD RICHARD F. MCGINNIS Mao oldie Dick The good die young, so why should l worry. Football 'lf Hockey 1, Intramural Basketball 9, 3. modesty' We never knew of his abilities because of his VERONICA A. MCGLONE WILLIAM J. McKEON Verone Bill But il the while I think on thee, dear friend, all We couIdn't get along without the Irish. losses are restored, and sorrows end. Debate 3, 4i Hdmbedu Flashes 4, Fomnsics 34 4i HPV If Q, 3, 4- Waukesha 'li Linden Q, MARGARET I. McGLONE Mugs She keeps her eyes steadily on her goal. I-IiY'l,Q, 3, 4. LEO N. MCMANLIS Mick lsn't love grand? Basketball 1, Q, Football Q. BETTY MCOUILLAN JOSEPH R Beth Joe J Conscientiousness always brings its reward. ll fame comes alter death, l'm in Commercial Club 11 Sigma Delta Q. Football 3, 4. ELLEN E. NALLEY The pun is the lowest form of wit, and therefore the basis of all humor. Hi-Y 1, Q, 3, 4,G.A,A.1, 9, 34 Sigma Delta 9. Page 11 ARLENE B. NELSON CLARA M. OEHLKE GEORGE E. OLMSTEAD l'm fonder ol Carats than CGYYOIS- We know her by her golden locks. Blaclcy Gud Oratorio 1, Annual Sidll 3, 42 l'll-Y All Q' 31 G.A,A. 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, Sigma Delta 9,Nesl1koio1. l say, Don't take things too seriously 4, l-li'Y Vice-President Qi l'll'y pY2SiCl2fll 3i EPIA' 3. Class Secretary 1, Sigma Delta Q, Csirls' Oc- tette 3, Forensics 1, 3, 4, Homecoming Court 4, Flambeau Flashes 4. PAUL E. OSBORN GERALD W. PALMER WAYNE E. PALMER Mighty atom. Jerry Dutch FEA- 3F T'4Clf 4- Originator of the Palmer Method. 'He's sighed at many, but loves only one Class President 3, Prom King 3, Eau Claire 1. Football 1, 9, 3, 4, Basketball 1 2 MD Club 3, 4, L Club President 4, Baseball 1 RUTHANN M. PETERSON Pete Mischief shines through her eyes. Debate Q, Extemporaneous Reading 1, Q, 4, Class Vice-President 9, l-li-Y 1, Q, 3, 4, Sigma Delta 9, G.A.A. 4, Flambeau Flashes 1, 4. JULIA M. PFEIFER FRANCIS H. PlES Versatile as e safety pin. HFYBUUYH Hi-Y 1, 9, 3, 4, l-li-Y Secretary-Treasurer 3, What price glory? If more than S198 l borrow Class Vice-President 3, Homecoming Queen 4, Qmhemd ai pep Band 3, 4i German BMJ 3 4 Annual Stall 4. Page1Q :Lula . . , . iq HARLES D. PORTER Chuck You can't keep a good man down Track 3, 4, Forensics 3, 4, L Club 4, Minne- apolis Central 9. 'ERMA V. ROWE ..Tmy.. There's a merry twinkle in the depth of her eye. G.A.A. 1, Q, 3, Hi-Y 1, 3, 4, Sigma Delta 2, .1 Milwaukee 1. f f J V I T ,Nfl 4, 14 gr J- l LUCIUS W. in effort. INEZ M. lnie Her voice was ever low and sweet-an excellent thing in woman. Hi-Y 3, 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, G.A.A. Secretary 4, Sheldon 1, Q. km WW' HAROLD R. SCHMOLL GEORGE W. SERGENT l should have my way in everything, what's more Bud l Will- Study-what a bore. Intramural Basketball 9, 3, Crandon 1. Football QI 3i Track 3, 4, New Auburn 1. Us JAMES P. ROBERTS Curly Speedboy Cassanova First-after m Basketball 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 4, L Club 4. Nx- 2. Track 3, 4 BETTIE J. SCHMIDT 'iMickey I would rather be than seem to be, G.A.A. 1, Q, 4, Hi-Y 1, Q. BERNICE F. SHYDLOWSKI Bea In graciousness she lacketh not. Page 13 EDWARD P. SIMS ..Ed.. l'm alter the man who invented work. Orchestra 3. CECIL J. STAPLETON 4'Ginger I'le is e gentleman, a scholar, and a giver of gifts. Czflkqwil' SYLVIA M. STEWART Fancy free, but sometimes serious. Hi-Y 'lf Debate 'l, 9, 3, 42 Forensics 9, 3, 4, Oratorio 'l. Pane 'I4 WILLIAM A. SMITH Bill l'm too busy to worry. Class Vice-President 1, Football 9, Intramural Basketball Q, 3, Debate 9, 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, 45 Extemporaneous Speaking 3. INEZ I. STEEDE ..InY.. Her ability speaks much stronger than the pen. G.A.A. 4, Hi-Y 4. LAURA M. STRAHM Laura Li What shall l do but be merry? Hi-Y 3, 4, G.A.A. 3, 4. ICEMPTON F. SPOONER None but himself can be his parallel. F.F.A. 9, 3, 4. CHARLES H. STERN Bud School-I suppose it's a necessary evil. Football 3, 4f Hockey 1, Intramural Basketball 9, 3, Class President 4. ALLEN N. SUMMER HAI.. Take life slow, don't bother to hurry. F.F.A. 9, 3. NORMA J. SWANSON FRANK J. SZOTKOWSKI Jean Swany If merit receives its due, Sing, and VH sing with youi Then his reward is certain. Study, and you'II study alone. Hi-Y 1, G.A.A. 3, 4. KEITH M. VALESH GIBSON L. VAN PATTER Chief Gila I may do something sensational yet. Silent as a shadow. Couderay 'I, 2. Glen Flora 'I, Q. JAYNE F. WENSTADT AIZLA M. WILSON Winnie My hair is too dark to make a good angel. Her ready laughter endears her to everyone. Serv ?2l5i 96? Tgasurer Igomb que? gl Ssjfdlrzsgllmr Qi Slgme Della Q' I-II'y Vice' OEtetteI21OratorIo cnlhrllgihigominlgl Comlrt fps-ttf I 'f '- 's . st- .t EDWARD W. THOMPSON Tommy His motto is, Get the most out of life. Conrathi Intramural Basketball 31 Tracl: 3. CAROLINE B. WARNER Babe Simple and Sweet Rice Lalte 'I, 9, 3. MARION L. WILSON h Better late than never. Hi-Y 1, 9, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Camera Club 3, Sigma Delta Q. Page 'I5 i i l AGNES M. WITT LEO F. WITTWER RICHARD W. WOODBURY Aggie Fritz Dick Oh, how l love to talk. He attains whatever he pursues. Anything to be different. Oratorio 1. F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. Secretary 4. Track 21 Football 'li Debate 41 Poynette 3. 7' , 12 , ,. A rf 1 fd SOPHIE H. WROBEL GEORGE B. ZEPP Sofa G. B. Quiet, makes the most of her time. l share with the world my witticisms. C0 dll 1- Debate 1, Q, 3, 4, Extemporaneous Speaking Q, Page 16 Pep Band 37 Oratory 1, 9, 3, 4, Class President 9, Annual Staff 4. . Z . -av- J - .Jn . Nt' 'i,sv-KIA? -fwg 54144 ...Lb fide, , O WVQWLYMAV fgjwgff f 0 QLASSL OFFICERS President ..... it .r...,.Sharl:s 'Stero Vice-President ......... l-larriet Mandy Secretary ...... .... I .Charles Kogel Treasurer ....... ...... Douglas Aicher ' 3 i ' S. ' '55 3 CLASS COLORS ' Blue and silver CLASS MOTTO When duty whispers low, 'Thou must,' The youth replies, can.' Page 17 K ff I1. V 1 ff , f? fvws fn-v f 5 f , ji L52 is 'lim ' ,. l . ' I J! 1 555 ' HL I W A a 3 up K7 I , 1 ,A Y A 5 NX . - .V .f :ww-Q: . .X U0 Back Row: R. Barfnecht, A. Bresette, B. Childs, P. Laid- law, E. Jamoslcy. Fourth Row: D. Johnstone, D. Farley, R. Budniclc, H. Churchill, B. Cole, B. Graham, V. Blazelc, A. Bruger, S. Schipel, R. Glass, W. Benson, R. Jay. Third Row: J. Blaisdell, B. Krenzelolc, V. Clark, H. Daily, C. Knutson, N, Frick, E. Johnson, R. Andreason, A. Hartz, R. Jay, D. Flakey Second Row: B. Aune, D. Charmley, B. Bell, A. Girard, M. Guthrie, E. Klemm, R. Arndt, L. Doud, G. Hendricks, P. Flohr, G. Hroclt, L. LaBarge. First Row: O. Gustafson, L. Bragg, R. Ludvilc, M. Hamilton, L. Canfield, M. Clough, W. Larson, L. Kunce, D. Lalferty, L. Bratina. , r wwf ' I JUNIGR CLASS -l-he Juniors entered the L.l'l.S. lilled with misgivings as to the outcome ol their high school careers. However, they survived and displayed their various abilities in debate, music, lorensics, and sports. We Seniors believe that the Juniors will be e tir ly capable ol carrying on their brilliant worlc. . . lu, : nfl. CLASS OFFICERS Class oilicersz Milo lappon, Preside t- Michaelson, Vice- President, Betty Krenzelolc, Secret n e Graham, Treasurer, ams, Adviso . 1 . ij,,l t,.I' 3 I, ,D .F ,Ndif -4 Q as.. President .......... M. Tappon Vice-President. . .B. Michaelson Secretary ......... B. Krenzelolc Treasurer .... .... B . Graham Back Row: D. Ruid, M. Tappon, R. Volltman, K. Thompson, L. Seifert, D. Paulson, J. Prouty. Fourth Row: R. Orme, B. Michealson, W. Ohllte, C. Steubs, A. Stelton, O. Rogers, I. Shaw, V. Mathney, H. Van Patter, D. Ostenso, R. Stapleton. Third Row: P. Starltland, H. Nelson, A. Wilson H. Steede, L. Pratt, L. leelz, D. Martin, M. Reed, R. Morrison, J. Perlry, B. Raasch, H. Maxon. Second Row: E. Nichols, D. Parks C. Stingle L. Lund, B. owner, K. mam, R. Whitmore, V, Martin, A. Summer, W. Wasko, M. Wyatt, A. Styzinslci. First Row: C. Schumann, G. Revolt, D. Zimmerman, G. Speigleberg, E. Summer, W. Puhl, D. Pierce, A. Witt, R. Netzinger, B. Taylor. Page 19 .- CLASS OFFICERS President .......... J. Miltunda Vice-President ....... E. Benson Sec.-Treas .... . . .... B. Nelson Back Row: C. Mestelle, R Stello, E. Wilson, E. Witt J, Miltunda, M. Rands, M Stuselc, W, VanDoorn, A Nelson, L. Porchaclc, A Sarnow. Third Pow: L. Thompson, D Sweeney, E. O'Brien, G Pleifer, G, Pippin, J, Nordin E. Weigert, H, Woebbelcing P. Smith, E, Strop. Second Row: E. Schreiber, B Tinder, B. Shackleton, B Nelson, B. Plante, D. Sullivan B. Pagel, l. Miller B. Steubs J. Woodard, P. Brosser, H Todavchick. First Row: B. Stanton G Styzinski, H. Smith, B. Cjfiner, F. Miller, M. McOuil an, G.SchmaIl, M S l ,-.iff X hir. laws' . am' Fly I l- . Page Q0 1 1 1 MF . :xl CU mg 'A iii' E551 ff Bo E :ix 5 ,- N l-g P . E95 C J' ag-3 3 N O Nj :I , . H90 U O 5. 5 9 E a. :x n :r Q 3 P Anh ' McCelland, H. Do cGlone. Third Ro . ayes, E. Jacobs, L. Cramm . Galetka, P. Dought . Haasl, H. Matheisseri, Blilfefff B. Jerry, G ss, V, Leroux, H. Larso Second Ro E. Davis M. LaFlex, L. on, B. LaBarge, P. Bates, Burkam, A. Martin, l. Bon , Griffin, M. Stickert, D. an, B. Drum, First Row: M. V. Jo on, E. Benson, M. Bollm n, G. Bredeson, D. Felland, E. ii Drum, W. obieius, Eygrymh 13' J. Dahlvi5,' . Kobielu -1' gif , ' ff K - A 3 f, I ei ,. gil 4 ' ffl ' 4 if 4 Q fly: t A' V - ' Y n 5 i ' L 0 - ' if li' f , , 4 qw, i 5 h , J, , f D xiii! ,gain 3 Ma MWA K X 8 R E If Q' sl llhe Sophomores entered the Ll-l.S. intent on sho in 'r talents which were overshadowed by the illustrious senior ever, with the able leadership of Miss Riggert, they gave a succ party for the seniors hy conducting a class to see if they had 3 ine any lcnowledge during their four years of high school. This year they came baclt with more determination than before. Their otticers are: John Milcunda, President, Ed Benson, Vice-Presb dent, Bette Nelson, Secretary and Treasurer, Mr. Bashara, Advisor. 4 .l ,J cifilif L W... . . ,. i- .is ...A M !First Row: B, Moss, R. Leonhard, Back Row: W. Hanson, R. Bragg, T. Burt, C. Kuettel, Johnson, M. Manning, Keys, K, Daniels, T. Geier, . Krenzelok, D. Daniels, . Baxter, -I Third Row: Jean Goodsitt, G. Heiny, A. Heald, P. Gor- deaux, H. Doers, H. Klemm, E, Mataczynslci, A. Elzinga, E. Kroenig, R. Hendricks, E. Laidlaw, T. Broclcbanlc. Second Row: l. Gustafson, J. Harris, R. Broclcbanlc, G. Girard, B. Martin, A. Can- field, N. Josy, P. Mandy, R. Hamilton, G. Lamoman, l.. McOuillan, G. Bonilc, B. Lund. R. Kroenig, E. Bruger, P. Karpuleon, J. Moore, J. Jenness, R. Blumenstein, J. Miller, D. Hinshaw, L. Boll- man, B. Bredeson. i i i l Q eww FRESHMAN CLASS The Freshman class entered the l..H.S. vvith mixed feelings ol awe and tear, and the senior class represented by George Zepp attempted to enhance those Feelings at the annual initiation. We lear that we seniors did not entirely succeed, as is evidenced by the way in which the classfmembers carved their way into the various school activities. V- , ,WL A f e!Sen,it11lsf'lAeel that the destiny of L.l'l.S. is in capable hands Wi -an-9, ,. for a lieastfavn ther three .f ,gyf Class O icers: ,DavidlT1'l'irishaw, President, Jean Goodsitt, Vice- ,J President, Ti1Qfodoreii'Geier, Secretary and Treasurer. Mr. Aviswl ' 1 5, cmss orricmas Advgor. ,T My T ' ff- I, ' V pix f l 1' H President ,......... D. Hinshaw X ,' , ff' f' ' I, M ,, QQ, r ' A TAP' ' ,if Vice-President .... .J. Goodsitt Lf if Cf ' fbi' ' LT 'S fzjjg lb ' iv Sec.-Treas.. . .. ... .T. Geier Back Row: C. Pierce, A. Speigle- beHg, R. Young, C. Metzger l. hompson, B. Wahl, M Teed, D. Speich, R. Swine: hart, E. Murphy, P. Plummer Third Raw: T. sister, PI Woods, M. Zimmerman, M. Peterson, L. Strahm, M. Umbaugh, M. Myhra M. Mataczynski, K. Tied, B. Perlry, V. Mataczynslci. Second Row: A. Speidel, J. Summer, N. Schreiber, C. Silvernail, E. Miller, D. Nichols, B. Olson M. Res- mussen, D. Rietz, Sabin, D. Peterson, B. Stevens, D. Raasch. First Row: L. White, E. Nichols, O. Sanderson, R. Miller, M. Strop, B. Stingle, R. Scrivner, A. Stycynslri, G. Schreiber, B. Secombe. Page 91 1 1' ,B ,flu f L' 44-ff-if lm Bed: Row: J. Hinshaw W. wi iz. G-bb M. S+. aters, I s, aw, R. Metzgar, H. Sawnson, E. Thummel, B. McManus, G Turner, E. Bresette, C. Jenner- man, J. Gehler, E. Davis. Thin Row: M. Strop, J. Wood- arzl, R. Moorhead, I McManus, M. Thummel, A Doughty, M. Childs, M Barflcnecht, V. Churchill, J Guthrie, B. Aiclcer, C. Friend M. Woodard. Second Row: F. Hamilton, R Diederich, R. Ostenso, P Allen, D. Watson, B. Brown M. Bolling, M. Graham, Z Rogers, C. Heald, A. Plante P. Hoveland, H. True, A Turner. First Row: D. Packard, A. John son L. Lolcker J. Wright, D. Seifert, C. i-laiiznbeat, F Wellzin, J. Bollman, B. Allan R. Volkmann, J. Croniclc G. Holman. Page Q2 JUNIOR l-lIGl-l .5 ,, fr- i . Yi J Q N 5535? ls- 11511 ' Back Row: D. Collier, R. Falge J. Armstrong, D. Scrivner, V. Keys, F. Walters, J. Tur- riff, H. Peavey, A. Martin, R. Main. Fourth Row: M. Hampton, E. Kuettel, M. Dahlberg, M. Becker, M. Sigsworth, D. Schmidkunz, M. Davis, D. Tinder, T. Bates, K. Palmer, J. Ross. Third Row: L. Stello, G. Volk- mann, C. Schmoll, M. Sims, B. Kent, E. Weston, A. Orme, E. Stoll, L. Dolph, J. Cohen, D. Anheir, B. Hillilcer, V. Collier. Second Row: M. Nelson, L. Burt, S. Hassm, L. Larson, l. Prosser, G. Brooks, B. l-laris, J. Woodbury G. Felland, P. Pau, J. smni., A. Davis, T. Bell, D. Calkins, A. Estabrook. First Row: L. Steede, R. Goins, E. Ellingson, R. Mattson, R. Swanson, W. Vollaman, B. John, W. Olmstead, D. Watson, G. Woods, J. Schwarztrauber, D. Sabin, B. Walters, R. Bouzard. L f Q Eff . . my v's? f in .IM1 i' Q ,W af 3' 4. -.5 .. ,. F -.,,--. , .K W, .- 1 c I is 5 ,' 1' 'IL' ' -il Tm W Qi.. 4 3 WJ' , , f39M0004u' dj? M wM 'xl . ,f 11' . A A l'L V I E ' v 1 I A ,AQ-1,f,f' : - . , xvf 4 ,l ff, , J' ' : ' . r lr- ' I , f , ,A ,. ,' A I' 'yi ,K If my X 1 . kj M5 Lw N fa -tx J X xi JJ TOE igowz T. Brocicbanlc, N. Sabin, C. Pearce, E, Witt, C. Metzger, E. Murphy, E. Wilson, M. Manning, B. Reid, L. Rorchach, C. Kettle, A. Witt, . , . o J Third l5cTN:nJ. Roberts, D, Johnstone, E. Strop, D. Zimmerman, F. Bay, C. Stern, J. Connors, D. Farley, G, Bredeson, W. Palmer, C. Schuman F ff r ' I ' . Second Row: E. Endthoff, M. Tappon, D. Pearce, M. Stuselc, J. Mikunda, L. Long, J. Prouty, B. Benson, l. Thompson, J. Mestelle, B. Stuselc, K. nj Thompson , I J First Row: Assistant Coach V. Elwood, B. Kulibert, D. Ostenso, Managers, Coach Yelich i FGOTBALL The Ladysmith l'ligh School football squad of 1939, led by co-captains Dale Farley and Bernard Stuselc, completed a successful season with four victories, one tie, and two losses. Phillips, Cumberland, Barron, and Park Falls fell victims to the Lumberjaclcs, a tie with the heavy ' Spooner eleven, with defeats to Bloomer and Rice Lake, the latter team winning the l'leart Q' North Conference. Eight lettermen formed the nucleus of this year's eleven, worlcing under the supervision of a new coach, Tom Yelich, who succeeded Verner Anderson. Graduation will once again strilce heavily, taking ten men who toolc active part in this seasons achievements. The athletic staFf extends their sincerest regard to the seniors leaving Ladysmith l'ligh School. Coach .-Stu,-. Co-Captain Dale, Cogcaptain Page Q5 P Little Stu Brgqy - as' wa ,S L N . E ddie LVLAVL l LLVZ,A V ,, XQL, ,wwf .4 .M f l V . ' 11. q I au. .., 251. Les i . i XF 5 : P li in . 3'9 P Stu' 'Kenny' . A . ,M Frankie Q m , ' Ji i qq l u if . 5 WV 'Q uuhu ' ff ll Y Pl-i Dafe 'Johnny nr RJ oe ,. My A 1939 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE LL L P bl . Opponent Date Place We They ,VLL ll Phillips ........ Sept. '15-Phillips ..... ...... ..... 1 Q 6 Pl LY Spooner ....... Sept 92-Spooner.. . , . O O ' Bloomer ........ Sept. Q9-Bloomer .... . . . 0 6 W Cumberland .... Oct. 6-Ladysmith ..... 8 O Park Falls ....... Oct. 11-Ladysmith ..... 7 O a Dutch n Barron .... .... Rice Lake ...... Page Q6 .Oct. Oct. Q0-Barron. . . 97-Ladysmith. .....13 O ...7 Q6 '39 4O BASKETBALL SCHEDULE BASKETBALL Q T JM' , .,.- .4 39 42,4 CAPTAIN KENNETH THOMPSON ..f r ,N pponen Cnetelc .....,.............. .... Eau Claire. Barron .... Bloomer ..... .... Parlc Falls ..., .... Spooner, .. Rice Lake.. Cumberland ...... ..,. Cumberland ...... .... Plwillips ..,. Barron ,...., .... Rice Lalce.. Spooner. .. Parlc Falls .... .... Phillips .... Bloomer ............. ......,. .... Barron CElimination tournamentl ........., We They 33 Q1 T9 35 Q5 17 Q4 36 Q9 38 QO QQ Q3 45 Q5 34 19 Q4 Q8 33 QQ Q4 Q6 33 Q7 44 Q9 33 Q9 3Q Q3 17 Q6 Q8 Page Q7 fm tx' QQ T , . V 1 , WQFWA H 7 X ,aw X T as v fr 11 . ghavnc' ' TLP ' u fanny 'r . p.V T N ,I T AEE' Y at at Q . olrtthu 1 h ', ' s T ls 1-V' it 'I 4' BP' A - 'Q P M., i g Gin.. .. g Q I Q .- QW' BASKETBALL The Ladysmith High School Lumberjacks, champions of the 1938-39 season W in the Heart ofthe North Conference, and entry in the state tournament at Madison C Da-ch began their season with the loss of the championship Five of the previous season. Lack of experience as veterans plus the hei ht disadvantage were their greatest handicap in the conference race. The squad? consists mainly of sophomores and juniors, with the exception of one senior. Some promising freshmen and eighth graders took active part with the squad. The victories were not as many as ex- pected and to th I I f ' ' , e oya ollowers of the Lumberjack squad the athletic depart- ment extends its appreciation. Page 30 First Row: L. McManus, C. Porter, D. Farley, L. Long, J. Roberts, D. Zimmerman Second Pow: B. Walters, C. Metzger,D.Daniels,P.Osborne, E. Bresette Third Pow: R, Orme, D. Ostenso, C. Steubs, D. Speich, G. Serg- ent, J. Mikunda SCHEDULE OF 'l94O lnterclass Meet lnter-squad Meet Spooner-Dual Conference Meet at Rice Lake Eau Claire Sectional Meet TRACK i940 The 'l94O season ol spring sports showed a strong emphasis on track in spite of the short season. Dale Farley and Chuck Porter were the key men ol the squad. Farley's school and con- lerence record in the 440 yard dash of 53.5 made in 1939 came close to equaling the state meet record. porter has to his credit a WOO yard dash in 'lO.6 and a QQO yard dash in 93.5, made in 4939, both excellent times. Bernard Stusek, the iron man ol the squad, shows good lorm in the Q90 yard low hurdles and discus, Roberts and Steuhs led in the distance runs. McManus and Daniels, both new men, have good possibilities, Leslie Long took care ol the high jump early in the season. Hlangleiootn Zimmerman took over the high hurdles job. Qther new men on the squad promised to make it hot lor the First string men in every event. Coaches Kuemmerlein and Elwood predicted an excellent season For the hard-working squad. Chuck and 'ADale lron Manx' ..HdSh,, 1 1 Tanglefoot 'Les . V sf it li't . ' ai. : ri' 1. .., :ss ' ff. A tfsiw itig .fifties 5 ,..g?,5?g,ggw. W MM, fyfwfzw' WMM' , fWif74?U?Ww Q t y kdfzf-Qfof , LQQ-fifzfyoaef ghbwcff f aJ i 5 Back Row: Miss Nolan, B. Krenzelok, B. Miller, V. Blazelc, L, Cram, C. Knutson, Miss Oligney. Q Fourth Row: B. Plante, E. Davis, A. Canfield, P, Mandy, O. Rogers, W. Larson, V. Clark, P. Smith, C, Kandler, H. Daily, L. Strahm, E. Rowe. Third Row: D. Nichols, B. Martin, O. Gustafson, R. Gordoux, D. Martin, R. Morrison, M. Reed, l, Sanford, R. Peterson, l. Steede, L. Strahm, L. Teele M Rasmussen Second Row: B. Olson, R. Hamilton, L. Bratina, M. Hamilton, F. Martin, D. Anderson, L. Canfield, R. Ludvik, D. Charmley, G. Hendricks, B. Offner G Hrock, M. Clough. First Row: V. Martin, P. Bates, B. Tinder, A. Burkem, B. Nelson, D. Sullivan, D. Parks, E. Nichols, B. Schmidt, N. Swanson. Page 32 A. A. OFFICERS President ..... .,.......... .... D o rothy Anderson Vice-President. . . ...Olive Gustafson Secretary ...., ......... l nez Sanford Treasurer .... ...Alice Marie Speidel The G.A.A. was organized at the beginning of the year under the advisorship of Miss Nolan, and Miss Oligney. Officers elected were Dorothy Anderson, President, Olive Gustafson, Vice-President, lnez Sanford, Secretary, Alice Marie Speidel, Treasurer. The girls worked for letters this year, receiving points for participating in volley- ball, basketball, baseball, bowling, tennis, hiking, skiing,skating, bicycling, toboggan- ing, exercise, high scholastic grades, and perfect attendance. First Row: P. Karpuleon, H. Churchill, W. Ven Doorn, A. Plummer, K. Spooner, E. Farley, W. David, J Moore Second Row: Mr. Barber, E. Summer, D. Raasch, R. Leonherd, G. Elzinga A. Witt, M. McOuilIen, R Jay, M. Rarlrer. Third Row: D. Karpulson, R. Glass, L. Whittwer, M. Johnson, E. Baxter, Plummer, E. Witt, D. Farley. F. F. A. OFFICERS President ...... ............. ....l-l. Churchill Vice-President. .. ......E.XX!itr Secretary ..... ........ R , Glass Treasurer. . . .. .W. Van Doorn Reporter ..., ..... J . Moore Our Chapter ollicers include l-larold Churchill, President, Earl Witt, Vice- President, Roger Glass, Secretary, Wm. Van Doom, Treasurer, Jerry Moore, Reporter and Mr. Barber, Advisor. Ol our membership of thirty boys, six have their Future Farmer degree while the remaining members hold the degree of Green Hand. A few activities sponsored by our Chapter include Judging and Demonstration teams in county, district and state contests, Qratory, Forestry and Conservation, and Herd, Soil and Home Grounds improvement. The team that represented the high school at Madison last fall is pictured above.. 'l86 teams competed at Madison. We were pleased with the superior ratings awarded to our teams. Page 33 A CAPWlLA CHCHR Back Row: B. Kulibert, C. Porter, D. Woodbury, J. Mestelle, M. Tappon, E. Pratt, E. Thompson, M. Jahn, B. Stanton, A. Anheir, J. Lovely, G. Zepp, R. Secombe. Fourth Row: J. Roberts, C. Blanchette, D. Keys, T. Burt, K. Spooner, R. Benson, J. Palmer, K. Thom son, R. Vollcman, L. Long, Wilson, M. Manning, C. Mestelle. Third Row: J. Wenstadt, E. Jacobs, P. Smith, H. Mandy, D. Sweeney, V. lnabnit, R Peterson l. Sanford, O. Rogers, Morrison, E. John- son, K. Phipps. Second Row: l. Steede, R Arndt, B. Offner, P. Mandy A. Wilson, B. Nelson, M Zimmerman, A. Bliffert, l Bonek, D. Martin, B. Steubs, O. Gustafson, D. Nichols. First Row: L. LaBar5e, V. Mar- tin, H. Steede S. Stewart, G Hendricks, Stingle, E Svare, Director, M. Reed A. Wilson, M. Myhra, J Goodsitt, A. Speidel, B Graham. 1' ,., J . f- .. .. . .I f if .Z 2 . .fvai '-A-.JJ - i 'X' 'X ,af ta fx JJ' f f' T V f ' 1 - ? u7f V'. s w..fL,'s-1-H1 ?.f'f-f' NM., -a- W1 fd V a7 '.,f' 4. Back Row: A. Wilson, M. Tappon, E. Svare, Director, E. Prett, R. Volkman, B. Michaelson, R. Secombe, G. Zepp, H. Steede, J. Roberts Second Row: J. Hoefler K Phipps, G. Schmoll, E. Sims, l. Gustafson, W. Hanson, D Peterson, M. Manning, E Jacobs, T. Burt, J. Armstrong, M. Zimmerman, J. Lovely, J. Johnson. First Row: M. Myhra, C. Mestelle, O. Sanderson, L. Burt, A. Speidel, l. Steede, M. Nelson, D. Stapleton, F. Pies. ' Page 34 BAND , 1, 1 W lgwlw f,f.i3,.7 Law-J ' J - 4.4-9 Top Row: R. Budniclc, J. Prouty, C. Steubs F. Szotkowslci, B. Childs, B. Wahl, C. Kozel, B. Kohl, D. Jamoslcy Second Pow: E. Endtholl, H. Doughty, R, CDrme, T. Geier, A. Nelson, D. Zimmerman, T. Burt l:irstl2ow: R. Jay, H. Diamond, D. Sweeney, G. Pfeifer, C. Oehllce, E. Bragg, M. McQuillan, L. White CAMERA CLUB A small darl4 room, an exhibition board, and twenty-live busy candid camera fans . .. that showed the beginning ol an active Camera Club in the Ladysmith High School. The Club, First organized at the beginning ol second semester and since then has de- veloped by leaps and bounds. Many Fine photos and Hcandidn shots have been placed on display, proving they have a great deal of talent. It is hoped that this club will con- tinue to expand and furnish valuable pictures in connection with annuals to come. atlffn M537 Page 35 I-ll-V OFFICERS President ...... .......... .... B . Aung Vice-President ..... ..... A . Bruger Secretary-Treasurer. . . . . .J. Grendel-il Back Row: V. lnabnit, E. Nalley R. Jay, A. Bruger, J. Pfeifer G. Pfeifer, O. Rogers, C Oelhlce, N. Friclc, K, Hen driclcs, M. Guthrie. Second Row: R. Peterson, R E. Jacobs, A. Girard, H Mandy, D. Sweeney, M Wilson, J. Wenstedt, J Grehdahl, Miss Johnson. 2 Zvi B. Plante. L CLUB Back Pow: Mr. Yelich, M. Tappan, K. Thompson, B. Stushek, M. Stushek, R. Ostenso. Second Row: C. Porter, E. Endthoff, D. Farley, G. Bredeson, W. Palmer. First Row: F, Bay, J. Roberts, E. Strop. OFFICERS lJl'2SlClCrlt ............... Palmer Vice-President. . . ...... D. Farley Secretary ..... . . .G. Bredegon Treasurer. . . . . .R. Qstenso Page 36 1 1 Whitmore, M, Ried, L. Strahm, First Row: L. Brati . McGlone, L. LaBerge, . Wilson, A. Nelson, B. Aune, C. Slingle, l. Stzede, W. l.arson,D.Sullivan,M.Clou5h, ' 1? Kfffuwmfv ' 1-ifwfi xy , ,wb P 9 W f xi 2' A '?3fxfw?j, 'iKik ,vs . 'f 5 ,V 4,73 -. . E ,S 4y5QY3gfV5vc 2352 9 S V4-uf Wai ' 'L' 1 + ?f ' f - 25. 5 i 'f xi Q 'A. Page 38 Back Row: W. Smith, E. Jamoslcy, Mr. gtrmhe, IR. Woodbury, J. Huff, R. ' n ic ea so . First Row: G. Zepp, C. Gregor, S. Stewart, W. Mclfeon. rica, 'sk--. we-t...,.,.m, i 3 f ivwt L,Q,.Q..t, L., . .I N aa .germ Milt E-QJG.. ll'-4 mmaxqlihil KUWA 3' 03-u. if QV 'awww' F ' 5- - uhm V -at'-'-QU 'Eval Q. wmglg-gm-ik Jain 'uf'-1'-+.al.. ifvx.k'w-f3fF::h.c,Qtl, T3 g.n.a,4g,,,,5N,,...1-g, cbftx-t '5 tf-3'-'-,' , H Qin K... , is-v-1-fi'-9 , try-A 5 ' ag fmaafx. lU1'f, Qx W, 1. f C After a successful season ol debate worlc concerning the question of the seals which! bm resolved that the railroads should be governmentally owned and operated, the squad passes on its laurels to the succeeding Freshman squad. Tournaments were held at Eau Claire, Spooner, and Rice Lalce. The Final tournament was held at Chippewa Falls on February 17 and 'l8. Alter surviving the First day of eliminations, the team entered the Finals, receiving the highest rating Ladysmith has had for several years. Ladysmith High School was represented by Bill Smith, George Zepp, Sylvia Stewart, Christine Gregor, John Hull, Bill Nlclieon, Ed Jamosky, and Richard Woodbury, of the senior team, coached by Mr. Qrme, and by Alice Marie Speidel, Mae Zimmerman, .lean Goodsitt, Hazel Klemm, John Miller, David Hinshaw, Bob Secombe, Tom Burt, and Donald Daniels ol the Freshman team, coached by Mr. Bashara. U' F5 .9-ni.. uint atm... Back Row: D. Hinshaw, D, Daniels, Mr. Bashara, T. Burt, J. Miller. First Row. K. Klem, J. Cnoodsitt, R. Secomb, M. Zimmerman, A. Speidel. V- si-1-1-,..s..ftWws.tf,, My await:awwwW,1asafiswf-smsrr1wfmmtwsfam sm asw-mm Standing: Mr, Kummerlein, Advisorf Kenneth Thompsoni Milo Tapponi Julia Pfeifer, Seated: George Zeppf Christine Gregori Arlene Nelsoni William Smitlif Miss Bjur, Advisor. Cfxlice Ann Bruger, also a member ofthe staff, was not presentj ANNUAL STAFF llwe Annual Stall ol tlie Flambeau Ripplings presents to tlwe lwigln scliool an annual tliat is uniquely cliilerent. Much time lwas been spent composing and assembling tliese pages wlwiclw give a cross-Section ol our Student lile in tlie activities ol our school. With a combination ol journalism, candid camera sliots, and paper-cuttingwwitli a dasli ol art the stall sends lile to sclwool, l Page 39 Page 40 R- Peterson' V- Glass, L' Tale G. Hroclc, H. Maxon, B. Pagel, V. E. Jacobs, G. Pfeiler, C. Gregor lnabnit, R. Peterson, D. Sullivan, B. Secombe A FQRENSICS Extemporaneous Speaking Extemporaneous Reading Humorous Declamations Dramatic Declamations Qrations B M K on J Huff J Miller P Leonard J-lcglulg B. Mclgeog, K. Velejh,EJanoslmg, . C C , t 1 - 1 1 1 . , . t, , r n, , B. Smith, S. Stewart, H. Klemm, V. Glass peterscgxrg' Qstisggdr oe tx SEINIICDR CLASS PLAY Early to Bed-Early to Rise a 3-act comedy, by William Davidson, was presented on April 19 by the graduating class of 1940. It represented an All-American family. Dad was forever inventing contraptionswthat would not worlc, the lcid brother hated to study but liked automobiles, the girl from across the street was always trying to steer the lcid brother into a marriage. The cast in order ol their first appearance: Harriet Mandy, Charles Lewis, Julia Pleifer, Bob Benson, Vivian lnabnit, Bill Mclfeon, Arla Wilson, Jayne Wenstadt, George Zepp, John l-lutl, and Arlene Nelson, under the supervision of Miss Nolan. wwf Page 41 gg 'H Jvsr MMT M ' 60110 cRuvVPS I 'n Z 'W ' 11' ro ou 'ruwk aufll- 1 THIS gf -rz'i v rw. IR-5 M Rx 55 R 0 XO' KGS xl-1 BQ of' ?1, 59 we QQ . A VT'6RAPHEj 5,,u PoRTR4lT of rug 5 x S A UT-H OR Y f 5 x f 'xx NUHIFUDGE! Lx furf3, ' Mg, sm DTH FHRG x x K Wjnltl X To FILL THE wok b xx , ' xxx A6AlN!n Nr s qw jf' ,i y A - X I X n' 1-37 yi W 11551, LueERTy BELA Q ' 'Q' P' N av 2' NX, X W Qi. X A S MM Nb X lf, 2 :QM Hfs CSRIQET numa asm n 'NB I 5 I L' ' ,Mar NHS K 06 semog BELLE c OA fvy? 9 7-as M05 llrr Q 'V4a,, 640, 0??' rw 6 Q- fvNN'5 'ff CVS S L 'E N f'HF'Ll 3E f sonliy HE 0 Fuuvksv MH- 'Y- lQMy1 'K 5? c.n. LEW'5' Mp' 51 LHS. I-ITSRALL REA ks C 7 'yliffx wrrn TR Amr INV. 1, 'Y 'SJ' f mga 5 Jflf 04' we me .M .F gffw, our: Boy-S unmfvfi fr5aBA8Ly JNE IF THE 75 ,199 omanvaz srvsexsj gulf A' 'fd' To RJ' 5'oUTH oF rw: Bonnie raw! T045 5HEET . ED H-As M E SKWVK AL L HaLLowj 4555 'ffm PollVTl1P IT HAPPENS EVERY TIME Down close to the goal line Where things are getting rough, There is always that certain someone Who thinks that he is tough. Then up comes the little fellow Who starts to blow his horn To send that toughy off the field, Even though in scorn. Then he starts to park himself, At the end of the bench. And every move the coach does make l-le begins to quench. The crowd begins to bother him For he possesses pride, For those critics know nothing more Than ride, ride, ride. The worst has really not shown up, For Monday is to come, The poor lad doesn't know what to do, To stay or take a run. Monday Finally manages to come, Not mentioning the restless sleep, And wandering down the halls or corridors, Not able to say a peep. The coach then calls all the players To report the good and bad. Not knowing that one of the players ls awfully, awfully sad. The coach merely tells the lad Just where he was wrong Placing the lad and rest of them, On the track where they belong, .itll W 0, Q , X ., 1 f-is N T i - l , , X T ii lyil T POOR SUB l've been meditating certainly a lot About those poor little subs, Who in the opinion of the crowd Occupy the positions of duks. Just before the fall term begins, The coach issues a call. You'Il find these boys in the greatest number, Chattering and loitering the hall. There they sit with anxiety, For it's their first time out, And when they get that oversized suit Boy, do they shoutl Friendship is their greatest task, And their approach is awfully nice. But still there are certain individuals Whose retaliation is Nice. Out they go on the football field Oh, Boy! to show their stuff, But inexperience and ragged suits, Will make it somewhat tough. Some are waiting for the pictures, Taken in the fall So, when the friends take out the annuals They'll answer to the call. Gradually they drop along the wayside, Offering many excuses But those really out for football, Truly know the abuses. Banquet time does annually come To honor all, or an athlete, But beneath the team, success or failure, These subs are hard to beat. By Tom Yelich Page 43 S , , ,..m-f ' M 1' Rig, il if K.. 9 U -'wllhvnv-1119. 1-1-maint x .A me , ,P .', 1 Q! wr KA-'iff' -0- .Q dmv' !-an , 3' 3 5 ff ,1 -'-,Lv k swf 4, ,, N. Q 1 ,Z . 6 ' E N ,. V I 1 1 if ,J , um . .,-' 53447 . , jew if V MW ffl-5 3, 'sw in .EQQQ N' K I f'L,'SSt7:k 9' lag Y is S- A EQ?-' 3?Tw 'N 19 5 O, g Mix T55 SNLIIIIS Page 46 . . . And now to the class ol 1940 we dedicate this lnoolcfvvith its memories ol friendships made and thoughts fulfilled. Go baclc to these pages in years to come, recall- ing laces and events anew .... Yes, High School was lun. Good luclc, THE STAFF CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I94O TIFFANY'S STUDIO HINSHAXX! SHOE CO. SPEIDELS The Rexall Store GRAVES' Grocery and Market LADYSMITH PHARMACY Drugs Sundries LAIVIPERT YARDS O. B. ELLINGBOE Furniture and Funeral Service ECONOMY FOOD SHOP We Split the Nickels. ROBINSON BEAUTY SHOP BUCHHOLZ SERVICE STATION DITMANSON CO. LAKE SUPERIOR DISTRICT POWER CO. PIES' BAND BOX CLEANERS ot '39 GUSTAESONTS ICE CREAM and DAIRY CO. L. A. GROOMS Jeweler RUDY'S RADIO SERVICE THE MODE DRESS SHOP THE COFFEE SHOP MILADY'S BEAUTY SHOP Across from the Theater THE BEANERY REIDNERS GROCERY CHAMBERLINS ELECTRIC SHOP Every House Needs Westinghouse GRIFFINS DRUG STORE IVIENASHA WOODENWARE SECURITY STATE BANK R. J. CLARK GARAGE PEAVEY PAPER PRODUCTS RUBY'S DRESS SHOP THE UNIOUE THEATER The Best in Motion Pictures THE HANDY GROCERY TI-IE PIONEER NATIONAL BANK COI-IEN TI-IE CLOTI-IIER ' I NU MODE BEAUTY SALON J. C. PENNEY CO. PETERSON'S PEP STATION SCI-IULTZ BROS. RUSK COUNTY REPORTER CARDINALS VARIETY STORE COAST TO COAST STORE WHEREATT I RUSK coumrv I sHoE REPAIR sHoR HARDWARE CQLUNS GROCERY SECURITY LADYSMITI-I CORNER HARDWARE INSURANCE AGENCY O. B. Johnson, Agent LADYSMITI-I CLEANERS J. D. MORNER Dealers in Appliances , for the Home GERARD I-IOTEL LADYSMITI-I BAKERY NOVAK 84 RAPP GARAGE LOG CABIN GROCERY GEIER'S MEAT MARKET ATLANTIC and- PACIFIC TEA CO. LADYSMITI-I AGENCY INC. Insurance - Real Estate BOSS AUTO SALES TI-IE FLAMBEAU AGENCY General Insurance Pioneer Bank BuiIding MAC'S SERVICE STATION MAC ELRAVY'S FUNERAL I-IOME AL JENNERMAN West Side Service Standard CII and Gas TI-IE COFFEE CUP L, J. ZIMMERMAN Optometrist RITE-WAY OIL CO. I-IEIN IMPLEMENT CO. 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