Lake Mills High School - Lambda Mu Yearbook (Lake Mills, WI)

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LIEUTEN AlN TS QSENIORSJ Presudent Vuee Preszdent KLRTI RLSSEL Rotky .' mun fter hu own heuut uss Xuce Iue re Hunt s Glee Llub 1 'S 4 Muxed Lhouu B seball 1 3 4 Footluull 1 7 'S 4 Basketbull 23 ub ' 4 Lumh u Mu Student Louncul 'S 4 Buchelors Llub 1 Debate 3 MOORE BETTY LOU Bets No day wuthout a lune Class Vuce Pres 3 4 Class Tren Gur ee Club A 19 Muxed C ouus xtette 3 4 G A A I '3 4 Sec 'Z Pres Intramurals 1 ' 'S 4 Bowlung 3 4 Gym Exhu butuon Lambda Mu I Lambdu Mu Assoc Camera Club 'S 4 Student Councul 4 V P 4 Class Play 4 Debate 3 PTA Play 2 Honor Student September 1931 found our class of 44 startung for kunder garten Russel Kurtz at the tender a e of live already began to take the lead un opposmg hus teac ers The openung day of furst grade was somewhat of a trual for Elunor Taylor Because she had only a month of Kunder garten to her credut Iacky wouldnt allow her past the front door Iesse louned us then but even though he had had no kundergarten he had no trouble gaunung admuttance Betty Lou fdressed as Shurley Temple from head to toel took all readung honors un the second qrade whule many of her less successful classmates spent the better share of theur tume out un the cold cloak room The multuplucatuon tables started the worrues of the thurd grade The teacher Norma Anderson made a hut wuth most of us wuth the exceptuon of Helen and Phyllus One day she untercepted theur very personal notes concernunq Duck Bartel whuch she read un front of the class to the embarrassment of the notewruters We learned all about fjords and Norweguan geograph the fourth grade Thus was the year we took a trup to adu son to add our vouces to Professor Gordons raduo program and vaunly trued to screech above 1000 other young sungers so our mothers wautung patuently at home could hear us Muss Hume trued teachung us penmanshup un the fufth grade She was always raudung her cupboards for us remember those Santa Clauses? And quotatuons If a strung us un a knot patuence can untue ut Patuence can do many thungs have you eyer trued ut? In the suxth grade Maruon Schmudt agaun jouned us com unq from Waukesha We gurls started notucun that there were some yery attractuxe seventh grade bo s r Fuszard took moyung puctures of ouur play Robun ood But the shutter was closed All our work for nothungl' Remember un the seyenth grade how we used to fught oyer who was gounq to guxe the gold fush a bath7 The occa suon was a dauly one whuch took us to the basement to suds the fush un the wash bowl Thus often entauled a rousung game of marbles Then there were Duck Bartel and Multon Topel who used to hold burpung contests to see who would gaun the affectuons of the reugnung belle of the class Durunq thus year Bey louned us Probably our most outstandung success un the eughth grade was our play A Mornung at Pebble Pond Hugh School Re cordungs of our youces were taken un order to enable us to hear low we sounded to others jesse Crump was elected our Secretary Treasurer HIBBARII JEAN .lt unue From Br uuns to Bruwn u s ec Treas 1 c an e Cub l ' 3Lub 4 Muxed lhouus 6 N xtette 4 Lub Intramuu ul 1 3 4 Bowlunp, 4 Lambdu Mu As oc EI Blue and Gold 4 P TA Pluy 9 lit u 3 Honor Student RAETHER MARVIN Mert Stull water runs deep ass Tueas 4 o te Club Muxed Chorus 3 4 Football 3 4 Basketball 1 7 3 4 Intramurals 1 ' ub ' Student FILE leader Phyllus Fuscher vuce presudent, Rosemary Bare secre tary lean Hubbard treasurer The doors of L M H S opened to many freshmen thus year and the new pupuls from the country uncreased our en rollment to almost twuce uts former S126 We re elected esse Crump presudent Russel Kurtz vuce presudent and ean Hub bard secretary treasurer Donnung lodhpures and untermunglung wuth the Iunuor Prom goers we sold roses to help our class treasury The unutuatuon as usual was eagerly antucupated by the whole student body except us Our sophomore year began wuth the electuon of the fol lowung offucers Donald Kauser presudent Eunuce Iosephson yuce presudent Phyllus Fuscher secretary Betty Moore treas urer Levels of Englush presented before the P T A was our second dramatuc success Our decoratuye achuevements Yuletude Hop our Fuesta both at the fall prom and our Patruotuc Dance were well receuved In defense work we sold over S500 worth of defense stamps Thus was the year the sophomore gurls started theur musucal careers by sungung at the Chrustmas Program Thus year Vuola Laatsch entered the class transferrung from Iefferson As junuors we began one of our most successful years electunq the followunq class offucers Russel Kurtz presudent Betty Moore vuce presudent Maryun Krull secretary and Phyllus Fuscher treasurer Our fall prom was both a funancual and u socual success The musuc was furnushed by Norm Kung sley Our unuor Senuor Banquet was consudered one of the best we fed them turkey Thus was the year Dorothy Peters and Alta Albrught entered our class and Ed Purwutz left to serye un the Nayy The wush we gurls had un suxth grade materualuzed thus year and we had many good tumes Our furst moye as senuors was the takunq over of the Blue and Gold Iournal Our next was to get busy on a class play wuth the result that The Poor Fush was voted a success as Betty Lou staggered across the stage un her usual role of the dumb maud Havung decuded agaunst the tradutuonal commence ment s eeches by the end of March our class was busy wrut unq a ommencement pageant We presented Club -14 wuth Babe Shonath addung to the nu ht club atmosphere Our class offucers thus year were Russel urtz presudent Betty Moore xuce presudent ean Hubbard secretary, and Marxun Raether treasurer Baccalaureate a seruous ey ent of our hugh school days, was the prelumunary to commencement l X z zu 'S ' : ' 1' ' z ' Cl: H s. 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Autofn aplls I I X larry at I I u eh n 1 II I ul xml l ym l xh1Ixt1rrn V1 mu WIT IIT 'tl Junu r she 1 1 0 Ju 1 I4 t In thus one 4 nnnot dfpfnnl ull 1 um lr' ru. 1 Mlxeel Lhoru 4 Bmw Int. A POST WAR PLAINS fSen1or Class Prophecy, Because of the close frrendshlp m :de xmonq the boys glrls of senlor class ue the semor editors of th1s mnuxl pre dlct the folloyymg marr1 xqes to ttltc pl ace ID the future Dorothy Goers md Kurt Meme Mlldred Alexander and Ioe Pmpes Esther Goers and Russel Kurtz Betty Moore and Nhrym Hom mn UNote Edvtm Stadler was Betty s flrst cholce but he got yy ay Dor1s Huebner and Dlck Barrel Lorrame Ab1IZ and Wnllard Draeger Glorla K1I1an and Bnlly Hertz lone Hem and Iesse Crump Beyerly Braman and Ilm Wodke Alta Albrlght and Gordon Roehl Iean Hlbbard and Leo Reamer Beatrlce Hlldebrandt and Gxlbert Raasch Mane Menz and an Unknown soldner om Bttterhrotlt md Duant Thomsen Rosemary Bare and VV1II1 am Klecker Helen Schlatter md Marym Krull Vlola Lunch md Maryxn Raether Marlon 9chm1dt and Stanley Berg Lurnce osephson and Stanley Meyer tEun1ce yull dle of neryous hrexltdoun yull be succeeded by Betty Kuhfahll Vie the Senlor Edltors P Fzscher and L Lmdberq feel deeply qrley ed because we seem destmed to lose out because of the man shortage ln our class We shall ln all Ixkelnhood or qanlze an old mands IIISYIIUIIOH Some of our classmates as Iun7Ifortunate as we wxll undoubtedly board wth us Iacky George Helen Fayxlle Marlon Pester Elmor Taylor Larry Ab1tz Erma Goers Evelyn Hamann Barbara Greenwood Elame Wolff, Ioan Gottschalk, Lorrame Marshe Ruby Froeh Inch and Dorothy Peters C - :- .XIil'l'Z, I. Ili i, INH - e ---- I' I'Il h' f- you hxuw. my flffzfr t'1'ivm li --. Thr nys flu! fn' ww Inu ptr-fmztliry plu-, Girls' Glo-.V Vlxx A SI-I1 WIFI? Gln- 'I 1 I-2-IS, Y. Pres. 21 Mii- 'Ixurus fl: ii. A. .L le!-il-Ig Vhv-f-r I.1':uI--r 241,11 Hw,y.irxJ CI-II GQ I 'I' ' lg ln. '14 Intl- I-2-C541 I lf. H. A. I. ALI . I , 1 ,TA ---- - - - U .' -'s I'k- HI t Jw, s :I friend: u n 1 'z - - . IM: 'sun East I-Zi Girls' Glw- 'I I JE, N e P eg ' s 3- 1 'I' ' 2-IZ KLA. . 3-1. . - I . z 2 Q an.: I 1 1 . e - . ' .' '. 'Je a - t 2 A , 'fx . z 2 ' 2 1 a 1 , , V ' zz ., 2 1 g . . . . ' X r g 5 ' K 4 , . . . 1 I e 1 . ' ' I . e a 'z y'.1 ' . L . C y I . . V . .L I . , U A . 'A I A , A ' . 1 '