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Lambda Mu L1 - 5 SENIORS AS FOURTH GRRDERS :Vs Q' 4 as -ff What a merrorable day tt was when the present I9-19 graduatmg class presented their brxght tntelhgent I D faces to Mtss Berman our kmdergarten teacher' Being as naturally brxlhant as me are we trotted off to the hrst grade next fall Mtss Grotkln was of course pleased vetth us especnally when ohn Andersen took hns pet snakes out of hxs pocket durmg class Dxsctphne hec1me stricter when yxe entered second grade lt seems durlng a shght seuffle Pat Neubauer hroke her penc1l oyer Iohn Andersens he 1d and had to spend the mormng m the Corner Charles Lmdherq g t along qtnte yyell yuth our thtrd grade teaeher and 18 sand to h ye spent plrt ol a day on her p Proqresslng to fourth grade hegln qett ng exams One veas eyldently too mueh for Boh Htllehranel heeause we had to send a messenger our to Coaehs h ade rned t11 yea me on e sehool ltyxns dehnxtely ehdnt p1y nst ask anyone who 1 to yxrne 1 t ax ne hundr d txmes you know vehat nt feels hke to lve 1n nrp ant ust xsk Ade hllehel Xxhlle Clemonstratlnq something Mtss Oelke pxeked htm up hy the s at of the pants 1nel sveung hun through the .nr tnethtnq duff nt x e n lt xy 1s ad e yn en Bonnle Hagqarel lenneel us Ill seketllll grade CQ w -...gm 'MSS Ah yes our hrt y ar IH tue hlgh school hutldmql We promptly got the reputatxon for knoeklnq oyer upperclassmen IH the halls yxhlle on our may to elasses Could vee help 1t X e were too fast for them As freshmen xxe were the vxctlms of mtttatxon We could all taste garhc and ontons for three days after veard Our danee th Sprmg Syxxng yy s IH our estlrratlon and eyen rn that of a feyx others hesldes ourselxes Int hest deeorated dance of th year As sophomoe we yeere all prepared to nntlate the OHLOITIIIIQ freshmen hut a neu rule eame into effeet and yxe had to gmt a xseleome party lnstead Stnee danees yyerent attra tnng p ople vue qot a new 1de.1 and proxlded tahles slngxnq y alters and Hoof shoves Th eustomers daneed hetyyee 1 the Chfferent 1ets Thus iffill yeas a huge sueeess 1nd one 0 the hlqge st exents of the year aeeordtng to al reports ong last ue em hnally he ealled upper e s men ur el1ss play est Foot l'orxxard ehreeteel Mxss um litre xe1s eeess s Nye as olr ts prom Bl ll H 1yx 111 l l N SL fe L 71 est d es ur 1er ee 1 s y 1 yylll hnd them throughout the pxges of thus hook Cnaelunleun from Hrqh Sehool yxnll prohahly l one Il yge I est eye Its 0 ettr es t N aee le e n e xutm lHI'lql an lnte 1 en ees hk tlat st e Hllll hrl Ile ge ll Il s s We , 'Q ? , , -Q , 1 - I 1 bi T L 3 - ' a U 1 e g - : ' rv F ,e I ' ' 3 -J W Q12 Q 1, e 1 3 4 y Y Q 'Y rf 1 If ' - Pl i ' 4 f t e Q y , 'ar I 3 1 A ff ?? S. ? ' I l l . I ' I ' V ' ' Ax .el . 1' V , ' ' - e, - . - - 2 S , ,V I I 1 g r B V A . n V SL .. . y. ., .ag-V . . 1 . . F . ' Y 3 1 S r el. l x ie- x Y i F x lx lx 1 , L. - , K 0 , - , ,l ,A f -,J -. l ' 5' 3 U - g - , - ' V - ' - . e . , ' 21 , i A. 1 L ' Y , eg-' V- R ' Q 1. ' bf. .- L. ' ' ' la. M' 'f ' a ' ' 'Ja e' . l-l-1 . e V l' VH' ,ei . E 1 e 1 1- 1 v - - ' - . 1 S1 '1 A jx ' xl.-1 k 1 1 5 ' ' V. A 1 p Ak I x gl 1 V N. N h I ' ky..- offlce for smelhnq salts, , IO ' ' - U . In Mt gr - wr- It-4, - lit -- lk' ky the- hy' Z li 'l 'L 3 L1 su ' ' e1. ' -ll Q L f' r. t he d ' tx l will not we lk on he' l' vnf' l' e- XV 'l , thi, 15 it, our . 'IHOP y' '.1r. an l to ns llle' H y V , l 'gg an h at of all. As for f tl - lftz ily, jot Do 1' ' - -. e l' ' 1 ' - , i ,. .. , ' ' of le' hxe 's and sadd ' '11 . f v hx' Ye' x 'e- SO , ch, in tht. way of J ,TSI .r uk, wlll f' '- tl - futur- ot Hnly' l 'Q lt ' el -l1g- I et-1 -,, - ei -ei h - '- ' K U' ' - g fa ' ' e' l ' hr. Jay' in kinelergart -n. hut ' ght ' -. .illel n -lhh 'I lni el. et. 'll,
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1949 ALBERT MICHEL Came to Lake Mills from lllmois his junior year and won a letter in basketball which made hm a member of the L Club that year He took part in forensic work was in the con test play and both class plays He was on the Lambda Mu staff 4 camera club 3 mixed chorus 3 4 and mass chorus 4 ack was vice president of the stu dent council 4 and president of the senior class Honor studtnt Major Lanquaqt Went out for football I 2 asketball l 2 4 l 2 3 4 winning 3 major and minor awards in these sports He took part in the old time basketball ex hibition A member of the L 2 3 4 and also too part in both debate and foren sics Writing was down by Bob for tht Blue and Gold 3 4 and he was editor of the Cat Call 4 and also a member of the Lambda Mu staff He was vice president of the freshmen class secretary of the senior class acted in the contest play md both class plays Also was on the stu dent council 4 treasurer f the youth council camera clut 3 and color guard in the band 4 Honor student Major Science CAROLYN BARTEL Carolyn was in the G.A.A. I, 2. 3, 4, won numerals and letters and was recorder ' her junior year. She was on the Lambda Mu staff 2, a member of the girls' glee club l, mixed chorus 2, 3, 4. and mass chorus 4. She was treasurer of the junior class and was in both class plays. Carolyn was a member of the camera club her junior year, participated in forensics, and took part in the March of Dimes drive. High honor student. Major: Science and Commercial. LOIS MARKHAM Lois was a four year member of the GAA and won num erals and a pin She was trea surer 3 took part in forensics and both class plays She was a member of the B 6 G 4 Lambda Mu 3 4 editor 4 She. was a memaer of the girls glee clu l mixed chorus 2 3 4 and mass chorus 3 4 m nd 234 Lois was v president of her senior class member of the camera club r ember of the student council and was in charge of the Marcn of Dimes drive High honor student Major Science and Language RUTH PINKE Ruth was a four year mem ber of the GAA vice presi dent both 2 and 4 and won all her letters and a pm She was on the Lambda Mu staff 3 4 mixed chorus 4 and prompter for the junior class play She took part in forensics was class treasurer 1 4 and was in the band 2 3 4 She a o participated in the March of Dimes Honor student Major Science IANET EDWARDS anet was a member of th . .A. 2, 3. 4. F.H.A. 2, , . treasurer 2, president 4, and was on the B E G staff. She took part in the Christmas Tableau and was a teachers secretary and helped with the March of Dimes. Major: Home Economics and Commercial. Milt- I I SENICRS OF 1949 . . . . ass I Y V ' y h I ba U . . . ' w' ice I! . j . . . ROBERT HILLEBRAND , .5 3, jf , , 3, . Ang ' - 1 ,.,, ' 1 t . . ., ' '- Q0' I B 0, , K A Q y 4 3 4 I1 Y . 3 ' 3 - . . .' Y' i' ls .. A ' Yrs e O' 1 in I e GA 3 4 1
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