Laona High School - Kelly Log Yearbook (Laona, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1953 volume:

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Robinson Bachelor of Science Master of Arts School Administration Major LaCrosse Normal University of Wisconsin University of Chicago Mrs. Edith B. Evans Librarian ALibra.ry Science Major 322325: Scoville Institute, Oak Park Wisconsin Library School Lawrence Brooks Nnark brown eyes are dangerous things, they sometimes keep one from getting wings.n Football 2,3,h5 Baseball 2 3,hg Basketball l,2,3,L5 L Club 2,3,h5 Class Treasurer 3,hg Vice President 2 Lois Kamenick Hwith that merry and carefree air, you c always tell when she is there N Band 2,3 u, Jlee Club l,3,h, Mined Chorus l,3,h5 Forensics l,2,3,h3 G.A.A. 3,h5 Student Council 3,hg Class Play 3,h3 Kelly Kapers 3,h3 Campfire lg Class President 3,h James Robinson WThe weather down there may be frightful but up here it's always de- lightful.W Glee Club l, 3,h3 Mixed Chorus l,3,h5 Forensics l,2,35 Band 1, 2,3,U3 Class Play 3,h5 Boy Scouts l,2,3,h3 Class Secretary 3,h '55 Melvin Sonnentag 'Watch him girls-that bashful guy, kid him a little he isn't so shy.H Basketball bg Glee Club by Class Play hg Student Council Lg Annual Staff 2, hy Vice-President bg Kelly Kapers 3,b3 Secretary L Club h QQWKMV Nancy Jo Schleiger nHaPPY am I, and from care I am free, why aren't they all content like me.W Campfire Girls Chester Parker nLike a powderpuff I'm for the 18d1B8 U 1, Student Council 0 Ll, Annual staff 143 Kelly, KSPGPS 3,h5 Class Play h Robert Ludeman WI never study today what I can put off until tomorrow.W Football 1 Genevieve Klover Marlin Roberts NIt's the little things WAlways quiet and sedate, that count.' Glee Club never asking for a date.' 13 Secretary Q Treasurer Class Treasurer 1 25 Class Play h X s 2 i X i George Kimball B WA Country Gentlemangn also a WLadies Home C0mPaHi0n.W Glee Club 3,hg Football 2,3,hg Basketball 2,33 Baseball 2,35 L-Club 3,h Marilyn Peterson 'The more I see of men, the more I like horses.W Gloe Club 1 Mike Hess C 'He goes on the theory that a football team isn't the only place you need a good line.W Football l,2,3,hg Basket- ball 1,2,3,hg Baseball lg Band 1,2,3,h5 Forensics 2,35 Class Play by Annual Staff l,2,3,h3 Student Council 2,3 Margaret Tomkiewiz Wwhether in work or whether in play, she always does it in the EPOPBP way.N Class Play David Zimmerman W0ne way to get ahead and stay ahead is to use a head.U Football 1,2,3,h5 Basketball 1, 2,3, Class Play bg Glee Club M5 Vice President 33 Baseball 2 L Club l,2,3,h5 Pauline M. Enders WDancing, cheering is her fun, always happy, always on the run.W Cheerleader 2,3,h3 Class Play h Lyle Collins WHis education is pigskin deep.W Football 2,3,h3 'L. Club 2,3,h L ' C Victoria Alderton UA young lady with plenty of dash! she chooses her romeo from the senior class.' Campfire lg Forensics l,2,3,h5 Band l,2,3,hg Glee Club 3,h5 Annual staff hy G.A.A.3 Mixed Chorus 3,h3 Student Council 3, Class Play 3,h James Hicok nlou can tell the wheels in his head, by the sparks that come out of his mouth.N Football l,2,3,b3 Baseball 2,hg Glee Club 3,hs Mixed Chorus hy Kelly Kapers hi Student Council lg L Club 3,h Jacqueline Jobelius HIn school I have a quiet wayg but out of school is when I'm gay.W Glee Club 1,23 Mixed Chorus 15 Class Play U Robert MacRae Wlf bright remarks were Stella Kagerbauer Wwe grant altho she has grains of sand, Ivd be much wit, she's very shy a desert.' Football 13 Basketball 1,2,35 Band 1 .V MAX, gyi ,, ,,,: yxhrkyxvlx X,-wc? sw ,1 he s:'f:.e,w,,'::..- f, f KM, ,,,,ih,vz,4,z-221-5, LxMq,r.,:t-wx wz,1,'f,,e,w,..1u-11: tw: 7 wt si ,W 'wwxtrw .tu -fm.f.afwh.,-tw, - N' : :a55s,E,.5 .: 5159 51 7f mbf4?G . f,f 5e2f-fxygtugzlq ffk --4 f zeeeemiumhmmsgwgmm . ....... 4 ., ,M Judith Johnson 'Talking isn't my specialty but I may say a word or two.H Forensics l,2,3,h: Glee Club 3,h3 CampfirB Girls lg Annual staff 3 hs Class GWAQAO 3,5 B111 WChemistry isn't his favorite class but his heart belongs to a tain lass.' Football 1,2,hg Basketball 1,2, 3,ug L Club l,2,3,h5 Class Treasurer 13 Club bg Kelly Kapers 33 Annual Staff M5 Class Play hg Student 2:3ah3 of using it.H Richard Martin 'If school life is liberty give me death.' Glee Club 2,3,h3 Forensics lg Band 1,3 bg Student councu fn Annual Staff 1,2 3,h3 Kelly Kapers kg Class Play h Pauline Jackowski 'Her mind like the moon is always changing, and there's always 9, man in its' Class Play 14 S Mary Hayek Her heart is here but her mind is elsewhere. John Anderson C1196 Club 1,2,3,lL3 Hiied Hua cu1tured-- Chorus 3,143 Campfire agr-icu1tured. Foot- Girls 13 GM 3,143 C1338 ball 2,3,h5 L Club 3,14 Play kg Forensics 1,2,3 E Burnett E. Burch -Bachelor of Science Central State College Master of Arts University of Marquette English Major 55 Ia Q' DI' i 1111 Robert K. Liesch of .Q 13 z I-4 O T1 2 University of Wisconsin L. Treml, F. Alder-ton, o as n 0 S 24 B. Gagnon, J . Aschenbrenner AS 83. as 2: O E-I H ui 00 Cla -293 o Z ll :N 023 'U .-.SE 0 5 '35 C53 'E me Q .-3 3 0 '-a Q E ii 8 . an I -1: R 90 Fl 5. on 54 3 +7 5.5 54 3 . 52? gm :E pa 5 0 2-0 a TJ H GJ .Q Meyer 0 no gn. KD O D . 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Beecher, B..Altman, R. Kuester, T. Ludoman, T. RHSMUSSEI-S-G, Johnson, R' ?9cht1'1e1': B- Kq-mball, E. Cox, Assmt Coach Chartraw. ROW 3: Manager, K. Liesch, C. Nuskiewicz, J. Wilson, B. Stamper, R. Medenwa1E,-TF. Aldeftona J- TTIOHPSOD, J. Aschenbrener, F. Garrot, N. Underwood, C. Hoover M Jacobson, E. Fohrman. ' ' ' C ON ERENCE FOOTBQEL STiNDINgS FOOTBALL SCORES mul E 6 1. . mo- Elem 3 1 1 Eagle River 7 234 Three I-11128 2 3 1 Three Lakes O 0 W3be1'10 2 2 1 Wabeno 7 20 C'-'andon 2 3 0 Crandon 13 26 Hirmqua 0 h 1 Woodruff o Sl Woodruff 0 ls l Elcho 13 25 The Laona Kellys stormed through the Northern Lakes Football Conference this year and emerged undefeated. Their season's record was marred only by a scoreless tie with Three Lakes but it did not prevent the Kellys from winning their first football championship in sixteen years. The team gave the fans plenty of thrills through the whole season and demonstrated some sound, hard fought, fundamental football. ' In basketball Leona also had a very successful season. They worked hard and played some dand basketball in winning the Northern Lakes Southern Divi- sion Championship. The teams overall record of 12 wins and 11 loses was not impressive, but Coach Gulbrand built up his reserve strength in all the nonp conference games. The climax of the season was-the victory at the Jamboree giving them undisputed title to the championship in the whole conference. The team went on to win the sub-district tournament at Three Lakes, defeating Crandon, Three Lakes and Woodruff, they were defeated by Birnamwood in the district playoff. Q D. Zimmerman, T. Rasmussen T. Ludeman L. Brooks J, The Q R G be B Altman, M. Hess, Coach Gulbiand. Kneeling - W. calfxoun, M. gginzfztag. ro , GONFERENCE sconss 1180118 Elcho 53 So White Lake SO 56 Crandon S3 61 Elcho 60 73 Wabeno Sh 63 Wabeno 749 52 White Lake 72 147 Crandon 55 h? JAMBOREE CHAMPIONSHIP Woodruff 159 68 T Crandon 37 no Three Lakes 56 60 Woodruff , 60 65 Birnamwood 96 M5 5 mm smmnms 1' Laorm 5 Grandon White Lake Wabeno 3 Elcho 3 5 :EAM sconmo FE E2 Brooks 99 51 Ludeman 83 28 Altman 52 31 Thompson hh 35 Medenwaldt 17 13 Grgbe 10 21 Rasmussen - 13 13 Hess lg lg Calhoun Sonnentag - 5 134 Zimmerman lt 2 wir' .l2. UJ VLVL I15 279 1914 135 123 ls? 1:1 39 38 28 21+ 10 I, ggyliki J. Aschenbrenner, D. Medenwaldt, R. Hoover, L. Deaton, G. Johnson, ' Beecher: RQ K1mb8l1. ROW 22 HT. Winkler, J. Wilson, W, Stampgr, 'HOOVGI' Deaton Medenwaldt Kimball Johnson Collins Beecher McMullen Aschenbrenner Welch Fohrman Wilson Jacobson E 56 38 2h 15 15 lb l ' VlONU'LlD D-'I-'SI' ZIS C Q 3: I-' m F va 3' O Is 3 w e C1 5 2 s Q IFJ U 51 U zu 0 I-3 3' E' P' 3 g . 5 F 3 2 3 F E 5 D- W 4 5 N , S 0 I W C5533 NON 9 h 2 3 l 1 essful year. Under the guidance of Coach Winkler, they won the championship of the Southern Division in the Northern Lakes Conference, being undefeated in confer- ence play. They lost a rough game in the playoff at the Jamboree and. completed their season with a 15-h record. They should provide some material in the fut- ure that will help to fill in the gaps in the ranks of the A squad when seniors go, F yup aa :ai I.:-A -fp. A L5 A ,,.. C H E E R M. Fohrman Ko Cook N. Carroll S, Ritchie LEADER M Yip' an fffi . s,+,.g,,WL55Li?gfvSfflkgzi, -Qs ,4 5 limi, Az '2.w': ' e-Pivi Ilswfeffm. , - gm ,gg ofif- ' ' ,aff ' ' Wfsliimssi Qsggwsggfgizfggf051-'-'A hp 7' . if 5 Y fwfQKME g,g Robert W. Nordhaus Bachelor of Science WY' K Q , ,, L.,,. . W 3 5? ox, ..,, A , ,1 Q zwfk Oshkosh State, College AA A AA A .,..,.,, A AA ' A .WMA AA ocial Science Mg gp O ' 1 1 uf A A, , .,.n,.T1e ' A V A A M K A .Wg.giA.V,..,W HAM ,V .- ,Ag ,..L gmfw V Y fix V , f W, in A T V Wg' :' ggi? ,, 'f?IZ'2? 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Aschenbrener, No mukto John Faville Bachelor of Arts Music Major Beloit College OFFICERS President - - - - Lois Kamenick Sec.-Treasurer- - Margaret Hess Student Council - Marilyn Lieseh The Girls' Glee Club is open to any high school girl and meets once a week. Its activities included participation in the Christmas concert, Spring Concert, and Fes- tival at Crandon. Many of the girls sang S solos during the year, and there were sev- eral smaller ensembles in the group. Girls 61212 Club f- - -, Mi: M- Hayek. L- Gilligan, M. c-nes, B. Altman, J. Fohman, B. Frizz, B Beer P Ste all P o , 0 g , Q MT: F8Vi118. ROW 28 E. V. Alderton, Z, Wahl, S. Michlig, L. Kamenick, J. Kuester, M. Novak, N. Bauer, .J. Gilligan, B. Clark, J. Head, C. Gilligan, SChme1l1ng, B. G8gnOn, M. Am erman, K. Allen, C. Hayek, ROW 3: S. Johnson, K. Aschenbrener, H. Hess, V. Wahl, J. Hajnarick, A. Collins, H. Liesch, D. Novak, H. Osgood, Johnson. ROW 1' S' Johnsons M. Ammerman, Gilligan, M. Hayek M. Giles B Beer Fflffmball, J. Mead, c. Gilligan, M. Mesicn, Mr. iavnie. iow' 2, ' K- Aschenbrener, B. Gagnon, E. Cox, E. Nuskiewicz, G. Johnson, M. fiescfi, J- Hicok. V- Alderton, A. Wahl. Row 3: v. Wahl, L. Kameniek, J. Majnal-ich F' Aldertonn J. Robinson, M. Ja.coBson, J. Thompson, D. Novak, D. Knoll, J, Peterson. .ov iIl'xeh Lhnrus The Mixed Chorus is made up of members of the Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs who excell in vocal music. Although the group is small, it reads and presents a considerable amount of music during one school year. This group presented a Christmas Program of sacred numbers which were worked into a narration of the Christmas story. Other activities included an assembly program, the Spring Concert and the Festival at Crandon where they competed in Class B. Row 1: J' Hess! J wil-505: R0 Kimball R Fechtner J ' , , i - . Peterson E, F hm Q. Klmggton, E. Nu3k18W1CZ, D. Zlmmermzm, Mr. Faville. ROW 2: C. Nuskiiewixz To Lud Cyp R.. Cox, Ro Kuester, J, Meyer, B. Hess, L. S581-.nek, R. L' neawelflani gf-o011itmgn'xi:1QaJ51edenwaldt' -g-Row 3: J' Hicok' G' Johnson' ' I ' o J. Robin , . , J . Thompson, W. Calhoun, M. Sonnentag, sons Jacobson, J Aschenbrenner, mugs Qhnrus OFFICERS President - - - - Jim Thompson Publicity ---- Jim Hicok Sec.-Treasurer - Garland Johnson Student Council - Melvin Sonnentag The Boys Glee Club meets one hour a week to sing to- gether, and to pi-spare several numbers for presentation at the Spring Concert and Festival. The Club has increase d in size about 20 per cent over the 1952 Glee Club. This group is open to any high school boy who likes to sing, or who wants to learn how. Members of the Mixed Chorus are chosen from this group. M. Hess, M. Hess, Hess, L. B. clark, erman, M. 2: 3 3 UA o CJ sf' 3 E 0 'T Q VJ 0. 5 O Z 0 Q A Q O W .5 O PD 0 N M. Jacobson, M. Liesch, J. Peterson, J. Mead, G, Anderson, C. Thompson, J. Johnson, L. Kamenick, J. Calhoun, T. Gagnon, F. Alderton, ROW 3: D. Knoll, A. Treml, S. Stanley, B. Copper 'th, J. Hoover, E. Lorenz, J. Beer, R. M in, C. C oun, V. Alderton, E. Nuskiewicz, A. Treml, Hr. Fa e, J. Alderton, C. Aschenbrener, G. Johnson. Liesch, B. RCM 1: BUTE: FUTB: M. Giles, L. Kamenick, E. Lorenz, M. Hess, R. Medenwaldt, W. Calhoun, B. Gagnon, F. Alderton, R. Martin, J. Mead, M. Sonnentag, Mr. Rasmussen T. Rasmussen, N. Schleiger, J. Johnson, M. Mesich Annual Siaff Edimnhnnuonh Make-up Editors- - - - S ort-s Editors P Cin: Advertising- - - - - - Senior Class - - Business Manager Advisor- - - - - Mike Hess Fred Alderton, Blanche Gagnon, Garland Johnson, Jo Mead, Mary Lou Mesich Dick Medenwaldt, Bill Calhoun Dick Martin, Tom Rasmussen, Lois Kamenick, Mary Lou Mesich Lois Kamenick, Nancy Sohleiger, Judy J0hnS0n Melvin Sonnentag Mr. Rasmussen mt 3 511.1 2111 Council Row 1: M. Hess, N. schleiger, B, Calhgun, G, Johnson, L. Treml. Row 2: H' 33003015 Z. Spencer, L. Kanenick, L. Brooks, R. Martin, M. sonneii, R' Globe, ROWS: D. Medenwaldt, M, Liesch, E, Sghmell C N' U-each: 1-E-m1'B1'l'li, Mr. Faville, Mr. Rasmussen ingg o Gmlman, President - - - - - - -51.1.1 Calhoun Vice-President- - - .. -Ggrlg-nd Jghnsgn Secretlrs' - - - - - - -Nancy schleiger Treasurer - - - - - - -Margaret ness The Student Council is made up of members of all the classes in the high school. Various organizations such as the L-Club, Glee Clubs, and Band also send representatives. The Homecoming Dance and all the events that go with Homecoming were sponsored by the Student Council. A Victory Dance, celebrating the football championship, was also sponsored by the Student Council. This organization also furnished buses to the football and basket- ball games. The Christmas program was organized by the Student Coun- cil with the cooperation of each class. The monitor system, made up of members of the Student Council, is in operation in our school. mx Our t school newspaper, Kelly Kapers, e was organized last year and pffifsha its first issue in April, 1952. One more i sue was published before the end of the 1952 school term. So far, one issue has been published during the current school term. V Kelli Kaperf EJ 13.2 Co-Editors ------- L o :L s Kamenick N an c y Schleiger Assit Editor ------ Melvin Sonnentag Activities ------- Dick Martin, Ar- lene Wahl, Jo Mead, Mary Lou Mesich, Margaret Giles, Marilyn Liesch, Dar- lene Knoll, Eunice Schmelling. Features -------- S an d r a Johnson Percy Rasmussen Gossip' gig 2800: Lawrence Brooks sporns--------- Bachelor of Education Comercial Major Maru L i e S ch Circulation ------ Darlene K n o 1 1 Business!-hnager ---- Jim Hicok Advisors -------- M r . Rasmussen M r . D r a. e ger H r . N o r dhaus University of Wisconsin Whitewater State College Row 1: L. Kamenick, N Schleiger, L 31-wks G Johrlson J Hicok A ' ' ' 0 o Row 23 ' M' Lieschv D' Knoll: R' Martin: H- 50Il1'lGr1t8g, Mr: Rasmussen. How 3, ' JO on' E' Schmelline, B- Gagnon, J. Mead, A. Wahl, A. coil.-ms. - Speenh Aciiniiies The local Forensic Contest was held in the Laona High assembly on the evening of March 3. Under the supervision of the coaches, Mr. Burch, Mr. Draeger, and Mr. Nordhaus, the following contestants shared the spotlight. SERIOUS EECIAMATION Margaret Hess - - - - - - 'The Buttonn Ellen Lorenz- ------ The Burgomastern Darlene Knoll ------ Yellow Wallpaper HUMOROUS DECLAMATION Blanche Gagnon ------ Gerty Gets Going Arlene Wahl ------- The Lady Who Has Been To New Yawkn Barbara Clark - - - - - Freddie's Installment Plan Lois Kamenick ------ Hanniba1's Wedding Bells Jo Mead --------- Sixteen NON-ORIGINAL ORATIONS Reno Fechtner ------ Raise the Iron Curtain Kay Allen -------- Delusion of Equality I Devere Thornton - ---- Medium of Exchange ORIGINAL ORATIONS Richard Medenwaldt ---- Can We Attain International Peace? Sandra Johnson ------ Nnemocracyff' . EXTEMPORANEOUS READING Victoria Alderton FOUR-MINUTE SPEECH Garland Johnson Melvin Jacobson In the local contest, the following people received firsts: Margaret Hess, Lois Kamenick, and Reno Fechtner. The following people received second: Ellen Lorenz, Jo Mead, and Devere Thornton. In the field of Original Orations Extemporaneous Reading and Four-minute Speech, there was no competition, since .all the people in those particular fields went to the League Contest. The League Contest was held in Lau na :Ln the afternoon and evening of March lh. Leona, Wabeno, Crandon, Eagle River, Three Lakes, White Lake and Eagle River participated in the event. For our school, Victoria Alderton and Margaret Hess received A ratings and will represent our school at the district Contest to be held in Clintonville. Contestants receiving A ratings at the District Contest, will go on to the State' Contest. ' ours Aer PLA: ROW 1: B. Gagnon, M. Hess, A. Wahl, J. Head, M. Meoich ROW 2: F. Alderton, R. Fechtner, R. Medenwaldt, Hr. Burch i ROW 1: H. Hess, J. Mead. ROW 2: D. Knoll, E. Lorenz, B. Gagnon, L. Kamenick, S. John- son, A. Wahl. 331: R. Fechtner, R. Medan- waldt, B. Clark, M. Jacobson, K. Allen, D. Thornton, G. Johnson. 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Calh D, Zim, M Sonnentag, MF.-EFch. , Gun' erman' L Kamemck' Senior Q1-on-5 Dlag Victoria Alderton- Genevieve Klover - Judith Johnson - - Mike Hess ----- JBCCIU-ili1'1e Jobelius Richard Martin - - Lawrence Brooks- - Pauline Jackowski- Mary Hayek ---- Margaret Tomkiewicz Nancy Sohleiger- - Jim Robinsons- - - Bill Calhoun - - - Melvin Sonnentag - David Zizmnerman- - Lois Kamenick- - - Mr. Burch ----- Pegg Morgan -'--'---'-Betsy -Mrs.Morgan ----------Dr.Morga.n - --------- N e11ieGrimstea.d -----------Unc1eSyl -Wi11ieCarter ----------GwenHarris ----------Ju1iaPreston ----------MaryInuTa.bor ----------Mrs.Tabor - - - - - - - - - -Attendant Stage Managers ----------Prompser Director E5 Q 1... Q- 3-o Q n-o C: C3 Fr'-D Raymond L. Gulbrand Bachelor of Science Biology Major Oshkosh State College Leona High Head Coach The L-Club is an organization whose members are made up of letter winners who have received an award in some sport. Some of the activities of the L-Club were dances after some of the home basket- ball games, a cake walk, and they have chosen a trophy for the football champs. The inmitietion for new members will be one of th highlights of the year. OFFICERS President- - - - - -Lawrence Brooks Sec.-Treasurer - - -Robert Kimball 1 Q'luh ROW 1: D. Zimmerman, J. Thompson, T. Ludeman, G. Kimball, F, Alderton, J. Hicok, J. Aschenbrenner, R. hedenwaldt. ROW 2: Mr. Gulbrand, J. Anderson, T. Rasmussen, P. Thornton, L. Deaton, R. Gro55, G. Johnson, R. Fechtner, W. Calhoun. ROW 3: B. Altman, N. Beecher, L. Brooks, M. Sonnentag, L. Collins, R. K1mball, H. Hess. 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Lieach The Girls' Athletic Association, in its second year of existe ce at Laona High, had a very busy season, participating in basketball, volleyball, bowling on Saturday afternoons, dancing and soccer. Among other activities, the GAA had a Christmas party, went caroling, played the faculty in volleyball had a Sadie Hawkins Day dance, several cake sales, and an overnight camping trip in the Spring. The aims of the GAA are to provide something for the girls to do for all who are interested, and tocreate better feeling and sportsmanship. One of the important activities in GAA is the winning of awards for par- ticipating in sports and other activities. These awards are issued on a gnint system: Each hour of activity work is awarded 5 points, each meeting atten- ded is awarded 10 points. when a member has earned 600 points, a letter is awarded and when 900 points have been earned, the member receives a gold pin. Work for awards may be carried on from one year to the next. 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Vice-President - - - Joyce Wahl OFFICERS' Secretary ------ Sharon Ritchie Treasurer- - - - - - Deanna Lambert Club Leader ----- Mrs. Goodman Fields Clothing - ----- Mrs. Gilbert LaDu LEADERS: Mrs. Arnold TTBE1 Food Preservation, - Mrs. Jake Sonnentag Handicraft ---- - Mrs. William Bradley MOTTO: WTO Make The Best Better.n To use m head for clearer thinking M heart for greater loyalty M hands for tter service PLEDGE: My health for the betterment of my Country, my community, my home. Our club has an enrollment of thirty girls who are active in these various projects: Clothing, food preservation, food and nutrition, gardening, and handicraft. we take our finished products to the county and local fairs, where they are judged and prizes are awarded. The girls are planning a. four day camping trip at the Upham State is-H canp sometime in July. The camp is located in wisconsin Dells. 3 9 xbjkz Dishing it outl' M X .11: Some dishes 1' ET 53' A., - f A 'A 1J1T7'!'Y? - I ' . 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