Lincoln High School - Ahdawagam Yearbook (Wisconsin Rapids, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1940 volume:

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Q X' J 'W W , w k - . ,. fy. 4. 1 E ., , ,! , -1 M Ar xtd X 4' fa 4i:Q.L,g if in ' Q, K IN x :gli 551001 PRWQG BE RAR BEHHWD?H SheHey l r I4 f' I , !r l Q 4.. ,f A: ,. -, J ' 15, - ' V . ' 'I is Page 5 Y ' X pep Club Lives Up to Its Name .--qv 1-fu., L.'35 .xlw K Fi. ' W v vb ' - ,V . g,,kfv,p fikiii Aggie 6 E Q., -, 'e4,f f'?Ff1sfzHQiisfifabji3 Any Noon in the Cafeteria Km ,K ' i , ', I -.f N51 . , 52 Page 7 N. il-xw X I X VW Xe NM xQD A X6 VM To : Flo d Smith Secretar - Earl Bottom: George Marcoux, Earl Page 10 FLOYD SMITH, Superintendent, University of Wisconsin, Ph,M. Every thinlcing high school boy and girl wants to become an adult who is completely healthy. You wish to grow up to be a composed, reserved, well-informed and well-groomed personality not afraid to assume responsibilities and worlc hard. You want to be tolerant in all things, formulate your own opinions, and worlc for the common good. You want to grow to maturity with at least a recreational interest in such fields as art, music, reading, the out-of-doors, and handicraft. You wish to find your place in the adult worlc-a-day world and feel comfortable in it. You want to be happy and show it, What you thinlc and do during these high school days contributes greatly to your later realizatior' of these dreams. 7 BOARD OF EDUCATION D Y 1 Yi Brennan, Alfred Rember, W. F. Thiele Sherman, President, Chris Rode- ghier, Bernard Shearier A. A. RITCHAV, Principal, Northwestern University, M.A. Your minds are marvelous storage batteries ol power on which you can draw whatever things you need to malce your lile what you would have it. lt has within all power, all resource, all energy but you are the one who must use it. All that power is static unless you malce it dynamic, creative, it partalces of the power from within. Those who have this energy can push on through new growth and new aspirations to an ever ex- panding life. - 2, - s 4:30 Monday Afternoon FACULTY MEETING Pa bsen Jaco I-4. C' hand Aa . Short Sim B' TYP'n8'WisCOn . eww of h Ruiigles Univ Elizabet N19 Geoafapw Baokkeep Practice' Srafe E. BU5ineS5h.r5V8fl'eQe, Ba he' T255 7716 Hefd of dchvffy for Me student in comm Wftfz Wfzfcfz fve can male ci Cofvfffbuffo Unit tfzfs comfnunfty is aware f roffment in ffvfs deb ercial subj n not onfy ' o ffvfs fact ' artfnen! in tfv Haas Elizabeth state E Q ref B. - Teac Naam Marv E'f,nOfWffn Bas. HW5' 1-,'n9 ' U warg: of Was 1 V1 'S-15, ects fs afmosf unffmfteof He fuss sofnetfvfrz to lndustry but to Hue genera! weffdre of society, I3 ewdenceo' in H76 seventy-Eve ,oer cent increase in e Lfhcofn H195 Scfvoof fn tfye ,oast decade. X0 if Q P1192 1 opens xx wa, XN 0 an New K ve, mms ca aogua z Qmouqfn XN czrkakw Qnouki xoz on Rita M Speech CDKen,,d I Fdmdtics State Ellqrk Coll :versity Sal, B E ow? 'M I A R'Do n College B A Umow pm ues such study vasx Yxdds o mkux SXUCXANI oi grammar ok xrlxmc Yixdn vxlz xmdzwskavxd K z Q who 'vs 5 z O I in if' MW Mary Y. Ritchie English Carroll College, BA May Roberts English University of Wisconsin, X lrma Jewell English State University of lowa, E. Schweinem Northwestern University, l-l. Catherine Bowser English University of Wisconsin, B A English Page '14 of Wisconsin, -lo lcnow and appreciate worthy ideas through read- ing, to build high ideals and Fine character, to give clear and etlective expression to these ideas and ideals in speech and writing, and to stimulate intelligent thinl4ing and acting for the welfare of the group in order that our democratic way ol living may be preserved and improved are the aims of all teachers of English. il Gordon J. Kester Algebra, General Science Oshkosh State Teachers' University of Wisconsin, College, B.S. Ph.M. Lloyd Nell Geometry, Algebra Carroll College, B.A. University of Wisconsin, M.A. Chemistry, Biology Carroll College B S Because the world is ever changing, new problems are ever arising, Since we do not lcnow what these problems will be, we cannot teach answers to problems. We must, then, teach a method ol attaclc, a method ol approach that will hold lor all problems. Discovery of truth in its relation to other truths is knowledge attained scientifically As the number ol cause and ellect relationships discovered increases, the number ol mysteries and superstitions decreases. A l-lornigold lo relieve the academic tension and provide the mechanically inclined boy an avenue for creative and practical constructionfto promote lcnovvledge for those students vvho desire information for avocational and hobby craft pursuitseto acquaint boys who have seriously considered their future livelihood with the fundamentals of certain of our trades and occupationsmto cause all students to be sympathetic tovvard and show an appreciation for our industrial and social complex and the men vvho labor in these fieldsfsuch is the aim of the lndustrial Arts teachers. Lawrence Wolske Drafting Herman W. Cramer Machine Shop Stout Institute, B.S. Von L. l-lolliday Automobile Mechanics Stout Institute Edwin W. Zeniselc Industrial Arts Oshkosh State Teachers' College, B.E. Page 16 Stout lnstitute,,B.S. l-larold Paulson Printing Stout Institute, BS I' igifddw Flanagan y E ,ii v , Central Stdlef-Conomics eachem-CO H696 Anne Rodd., Cfgfh- Stouf fn H78 St' ltute, BIS. Although Home Making is one ol the greatest professions vve have today, few people realize the necessity ol correct training in this held, The modern home-mal4er must be able to select foods containing the proper nutrients lor the health ol the members of the family, she must select equipment from the standpoint ol elliciency and economy, as vvell as attractiveness, and she must have the l4novvl- edge necessary to dillerentiate between synthetic and natural fabrics. This department helps young people to recognize and solve these problems. E Page 'I7 c-99 The library is a treasure house with its doors swung wide open to the student who is seeking knowledge. l-lere he Finds an opportunity to pursue lurther information in any Field to which he has been attracted. ln my experience as librarian, l have never seen a wide awake student who has spent an idle moment in the library. l-le realizes that he is surrounded by books whose printed page contains the thoughts and experiences ol great men. l-le knows that here is a vast amount ol information on any subject he may desire, if he will but reach out and take it. Qkvlisf vxeTQ.be.-csevil Page 18 Christine Pedersen Librarian River Falls State Teachers' College Wllllam Muller lOI'16 GIl2S American l-lrstory CIVICS Rlpon College B A Unnverslty of Wlsconsun Ph B Ed8dI' Blfd l-lollls Newman l-hstory Ovrcs Teachers College BE Soclology l-lustory Carroll College B A We can say that to lnve lor ones country as a fundamental vlrtue then nt follows that each and e ery person must be schooled ID the cultural polstlcal and economic values and responslbllxtles ol goo nttzens Social studles subjects do otler an avenue to thus end Can students therefore allord to dsssmpate then energies IU the pettlnesses and trlvlalntues ol l1le7 For as James Monroe has sand A lree virtuous and en lnghtened people must know well the great prnncuples and causes upon vvhnch thenr happiness depends Nix any Page Q0 , I 'I . . . .I .V 3. lf 1 - I - 1 .I I .. I I 1- Q l V . I . , C C., A . . , , A I I . . , . .., , l I .I I , - C 1 5 ' Al! 1 I. 1,5 .. j' ll Ax X s I - , , l as If through the study of music In Its varmous phases, we elevate the aesthetic senses ancl appreclatnons of students for the art, Its history, and Its masters, then the broadening program of muslc ID the schools assumes a role of true value and Importance Joseph Llska Jr Orchestra Ripon College A B American Conservatory of Music B M Roger Hornlg Band Mrlwaulcee State Teachers College B E University of WISCONSIN, M Mus Elizabeth Bradford Music Umversnty of Wnsconsm B M Page Q1 l I U Q 1 , . , . . , . . 1 .351-'ffg seg., ,sg s K',?'ff1H'A1Q'.Q 5'9R7??t3 'f-TA , . I . . , . , , . I Page QQ Wwe Yoxcz dai , so K oX QM mo FXS QW. skagc cmd be 'md QM, scams Rs 'ww aXuQOXc 'co QM swooQ0 pziomaocz OY a Ks 'xmXxsQcosQOXz Ko QW, zX5fxcQxe,oK 'wocixodxog oY out scXwooX. Yxzcgixog QW, mcouis, KaX4mc5 dodge, o'X QM W,-I-K books, and xdxwzogiapkfxog, aw. 00N as 'Wm doixzs so QxSxe,N and SON Qafxomcci X04 QM, OYRXQQ Rowan. Kd!hZrine F Ogicelsher H I e 2 John Hice Son M abel E L Offige Ynn I Xozo Xi 'QS PAY.: ' D 10,66 X 'Cdl Of A Wffy qlfdbb UCq!lb Col, 653 0 dr ,B579 UGA ds ,Old , ffpf . seffrebbfledyblll 3103 6076 Use dnahgfi Ode ffie fe s f a Mrs, Peinhart Physical Education La Crosse State Teachers' College, B.A. eff fad Convoy Cofvffijflfl a 77 ' Ov Olpflly - 91'-HQ? Sfcdf J. A. lorresani l-lockey, Track La Crosse State Teachers' College 6 O' Ooj, Adilfefopm 2 6 ery fi sp, f of Ong 962- eye,-y I 1 9014 DOG' - on ILA? Vldfldf , B P L N . , T E I 1 R , 1. I I i L, I X f f ff? menfdfq SQAOOX 4156.04 . Mary E. Zapp, RN. Certified Public Health Nurse University of Minnesota Qs I Carl Klanclrud 1 I r ' f I Physical Education, Football, Basketball, General Science X' we M ffti' 41 ' Y, v t Page Q3 y-gb Q fl x X Y I N QW . xg sh MY ,W Mary Jane Gerum President Robert Brlngman Susan Johnston Vlce President Secretary Senior Class Qlhcers Jack Maclcaben Treasurer Us fs Page Q6 III Dorothy Boyarslu Jane Christensen Grace Dagneau I'-Iarvey Fregel Jane Galles Mary Jane Gerum Carol Hartman ll Dorothy Henke Marjorie Hollnday Marjorle Kandzora Harriet Kellogg Vlrgnma Kledrovvskl James Klrschllng Ardlth Knuteson I Leah Locker! Dorothy Polansky Raymond Rickman Rudolph Rlstow Dorothy Schlaefer Shirley Schmldt Ruth Ann Schroeder SZFIIOI' l-lOI'1OI' Twenty one students In the class of 1940 have maintained an average ol 90 per cent or above durlng their hugh school careers Lincoln Hugh School IS proud of these students Not only have they achieved scholastic honors, but many ol them have talcen an active part ID the extra currucular vvorlc of the school l V I 1 i . I 6 ft 5 J I Q V: 1 D fr D. l Qriaak - 1' , D ' f l ' a' 6 r AA 3 .1 S MARGARET F. ABEL Commercial Chemistry Club 4, Choir 'l, Q, Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, Maslc and Wig 3, 4, Rep Club 3, 4. VERNA M. ALBERT Commercial Gamma Sigma 1, Q, 3, 4. JANE G. ANDERSCDN Commercial Chemistry Club 4, Girls' Ath- letic Association 1, Q, 4, Rep Club 4. RAYMOND E. ANDREWSKI Manual Arts Electrical Club 4. JULIANNE ARRIN English Transferred from Berlceley l-ligh School, California in 'l939, Chemistry Club 4, Girls' Glee Club 4, lhalian 4, Rep Club 4, jxll-School Rlay 4, Declamatory ALMA BAKER English Orchestra 1. ZOLA BARNEY English Transferred from Trout Creelc Michigan in 1939, Choir Q, Declamatory 'l, Girls' Culee Club MALCOLM R. BARNl'lZ English B e all 'l Q 3 4- Baslce ball 1-gootball 1 Q 3 4- Tracl4'l HQWARD BARTON English etball 'l Q 4- Treasurer 3- Football 'l, Q, 3 4- Student Council 1, Q. ELEANOR M. BAUER English Girls' Glee Club 3, 4. ARDITI-l L. BEADLE English Chemistry Club 4, Cho'r Q, 3, 4, Girls, Athletic Association 'l, Rep Club 3, 4. WALLACE JAMES BECKER Manual Arts Page Q7 KATHRVN J. BENKQWSKI English Chemistry Club 4, Girls' Ath- letic Association Q, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, Maslc and Wig 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4. JAMES W. BETHKE English Boxing 'l, Q, Boys' Glee Club 'l. CUFFORD BORCHARDT English Transferred from North Division l-ligh School, Milwaukee in 1939, Band 1, Q, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club 4, Choir 4, Gamma Sigma 4, Madrigal Singers 4, Orchestra 4. FREDERICK BOSSERT English Ahdawagam Stall 4, All-School Play 3, 4, Bancl 'l, Q, Gamma Sigma 'l, Q, Orchestra Q, 3, 4. DOROTHY BOYARSKI Commercial Chemistry Club 4, Girls' Ath- letic Association 'l, Q. FREDERICK BRAHMSTEADT English Boys' Glee Club 4, Thalian 3, 4. Pge 98 Q- 'Q LQRRAINE A. BRING Commercial Chemistry Club 4, Choir 'l, Q, Girls, Glee Club 3. GERALD BRINGMAN English ROBERT E. BRINGMAN Commercial Ahdavvagam Staff 3, 4, Chemis- try Club 4, Class Vice-l3resi- dent 4, Electrical Club 4, Prom Committee 3. HERBERT L. BRCDSTOWITZ Commercial 'lraclc Q, 3, 4, lntramural 3, 4. LYLE BRGWN English Football 1,Tracl4'I, Q, 3, 4. ROBERT BROWN Manual Arts Traclc 4. HAZEL D. BURHITE English Girls' Athletic Association 1, Q, 3. RUTH JANE CAREY English Chemistry Club 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Girls' Athletic Associa- tion 1, Q, 3, 4, Rep Club 4, Thalian 3. RICHARD D. CARLSON English Boxing Q, 4, Electrical Club 4, Football 1, 3, 4, Hoclcey 3, 4. JANE E. CHRISTENSEN Commercial Ahdawagam Staff 4, Girls' Ath- letic Association 1, Q, 3, Masla and Wig Q, 3, 4, Rep Club 3, 4. BERNARD F. COATES Manual Arts Transferred from Chillicothe High School, Ohio in 1939, Hi-Y 1, 3, Ahdawagam Stall 4, Camera Club 4- Chemistry Club 3, Football 'l,1lrack 4. MARY JANE CQLLIER English Aiidawagam Statt 4, All-School Play 3, Declamatory 1, 3, 4, Girls' Athletic Association Q, 3, iff, Rep Club 3, 4, Thalian JQHN R. CWIKLQ Commercial GRACE E. DAGNEAU English Ahdawagam Stall 4, Band Q, 3, 4, Chemistry Club 4, Debate 4, Declamatory Q, Gamma Sigma 4, Girls, Glee Club 1, Maslc and Wig 3, Qrchestra Q, 3, 4. MARIE C. DAVID Commercial Girls, Athletic Association 1, Q, 4, Chemistry Club 4, Pep Club 4. MARJORIE E. DESPER English Ahdawagam Stall 4 Camera Club 3 Chemistry Club 3 Class Treasurer 1 Girls Ath c Asociation 1 Q 3 Girls Glee Club 1 Pep Club 3 4 StudentCouncil 3 Thalian WILLIAM A DITTMANN English Transferred from Delavan High School in 1936 All School Play 4 Camera Club 3 Chemis try Club 3 Class Treasurer 1 Debate 4- Football 1 Qratory 4, Prom Committee 3- halian 4. CLAUDE J. DOLAN Commercial Qrchestra 1, 2, 3. Page 99 ROBERT J. DOLAN Manual Arts Boxing 'l, Q, 3, 4, Electrical Club 4. 'll-l0MAS R. DOLAN English Baslcetball 'l, Boys' Glee Club Q, Electrical Club 4, Football 'l, l-loclcey Q, 3, 4, -lraclc Q. Bll.l.lE JEANNE ElCKl'lORN English Camera Club 3, Chemistry Club 3, Choir Q, 3, 4, Cuirls' Ath- letic Association 'l, Q, 3, 4, Girls' Cnlee Club 3, Pep Club 4, l.ELA E. ENERSQN Commercial Pep Club 4. LOREN VERN ENERSQN English Orchestra Q. CAROL M. FAHRNER Commercial Chemistry Club 4, Girls' Ath- letic Association 4, Girls' Cnlee Club 3. Page 30 BETTE JEAN FANNING Commercial it Girls' Athletic Association Q 3, 4, lhalian 3, 4, Pep Club 3 4, Chemistry Club 4, HARVEY E. FIEGEL Manual Arts VIOLA ELICK English Chemistry Club 4. JIM FREDRICKSQN English Bancl 'l, Baslcetball 'l, Q, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club 3, 4, Class President Q, Football 'l, Q, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, Student Coun- cil Q, 'lraclc 4. JAMES E. GALGANSKI 6 Manual Arts Boxing 1, Q, Electrical Club 4, Football 'l,'Q, 3. JANE GALLES Commercial Girls' Athletic Association 1, Q, 3, 4, Orchestra 'l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, 'lhalian 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. - l Boxing Q, 3, 4, 'lraclc Q, 4. ROBERT l.. GASH Manual Arts Transferred from Port Edwards in 1937. MARY JANE GERUM Commercial Chemistry Club 4, Class Presi dent 4, Debate 4, Girls' Ath letic Association 'l, Q, 3 Maslc and Wig 3, 4, Pep Club 4 FRANK GlESE English Baslcetball 1, Football 'l. STANLEY GlESE English Boxing Q, 3, 4, Chemistry Club 4, Football 'l. MARION l.. GILBERTSON English Chemistry Club 4. IRENE GJERTSEN Commercial Chemistry Club 4, Choir 'l, Girls' Athletic Association 1, Q, 3, 4, Qrchestra Q, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4. l.UCll.l.E A GLEBKE English Girls Glee Club 3 4 EDWIN GLORVlGAN Manual Arts MILDRED GQLDBERG Commercial Ahdawagam Stall Q Chemistry Club 4 Declamatory Q Girls Athletic Association Q 3 VERNCDN GOSS English GERALD E. GROSS Manual Arts Electrical Club 4- Football 1 Q 3 4- l'locl4ey 3 4. DONALD HABECK English Chemistry Club 4, Football 1, 4, Hoclcey 3, 4, Traclc 4. CECELIA HAFERMANN English KENNETH F. HAFERMANN Manual Arts EDMUND J. HALKOSKI English Ahdawagam Staff 4, Boxing Q 3, 4, Camera Club 4, Choir Q Electrical Club 4, Orchestra 'l MILTON E. HALL English ISAL HANCOCK English ELIZABETH HANNEMAN Commercial Chemistry Club 4, Choir 'l, Q, Gamma Sigma Q, 3, 4, Girls' Cllee Club 3, Pep Club 4. CAROL P. HARTMAN Commercial Ahdawagam Staff 3, Band 4, Choir 'l, Q, 3, Debate 4, Gamma Sigma 'l, Q, 3, 4, Girls' Athletic Association Q, 3, 4, Cnirls' Glee Club Q, 3, 4, Madrigal Singers 4, Orchestra 'l, Q 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Student Council Q. MICHAEL HAZA English Choir 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club Q. DOROTHY J. HENKE Commercial Ahclawagam Stall 3, 4, Band Al, Chemistry Club 4, Choir Q, Gamma Sigma 'l, Q, 3, 4, Girls' Athletic Association l, Q, Cuirls' Cnlee Club 3, 4, Maclrigal Singers 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Student Council 'l, 3, Thalian Q. DORIS M. HERMANN English Girls' Glee Club 3, 4. MAl2JOl2lE V. HOLIDAY Commercial Choir Q, 3, Girls, Olee Club l, Q, 3, 4, Maslt and Wig Q, 3, 4, Pep Club 4. ANDREW C. HONKOMP English Football 'l, Q, 3, 4. Page 39 MARIE I-IQNKOMP Commercial Pep Club 4. RQBERT I-IQUDEN English VIRGINIA HUBBARD I-lome Economics Chemistry Club 4, Choir 3, Girls' Athletic Association 'l, Q, 3, Girls' Glee Club 3, pep Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. LLOYD J. IRWIN Manual Arts Baslcetball 'l, Boxing Q, Chemis- try Club 4. VIQLA JACKSON English GRANT JACOBS English ranslerred from Cincinnati I-ligh chool, Qhio in 1937, Basltet- all 'l, Camera Club 4, Chemis- ry Club 3, 4, I'li-Y 'l. VERNON R. JENSEN English Ahdawagan 3, 4, Band 'l, Q, 3, 4, Camera Club 4, Class Play 4, Chemistry Club 4, Qrchestra Q, 3, 4, prom Com- mittee 3, lhalian 1, 'Iraclc 3, 4, DOROTHY IVI. JINSKY English lranslerrecl from Biron in 1937, Chemistry Club 4. ELMIRA L. JOHNSON Commemwl pep Club 4. MARJQIQIE J. JQHNSON English Banlc l, Q, 3, 4, Chemistry Club 4, Choir 'l, Girls' Athletic Association l, Q, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, Qrchestra 'l, Q, 3, 4, Pep Club 4. SUSAN JOHNSTON English Chemistry Club 4, Choir Q, Class Secretary 4, Girls' Ath- Ietic Association l, Q, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club Q, Mask and Wig 3, 4, pep Club 3, 4. MARJORIE KANDZORA Commercial Ahdavvagam Statl 3, Chemis- try Club 4, Girls' Athletic Association l, Q. Page 33 MANETTE M. KARLOSKE English BETTY KALIDY English Transferred from Saint Mary's Academy, Prairie du Chien in 1937, All-School Play 3, 4, Chemistry Club 4, Declamatory 3, 4, Girls' Culee Club Q, 3, 4, Masquers Q, Mask and Wig 3, 4, pep Club 4, School Re- porter 4. DONALD KEGLER Commercial 'Iraclc 3, 4, Chemistry Club 4, Camera Club 4. I-IARRIET J. KELLOGG Foreign Language All-School Play 3, 4, Chemis- try Club 4, Choir Q, 3, Class Secretary Q, Declamatory 1, Gamma Sigma Q, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, Q, 3, 4, Madrigal Singers 4, Maslc and Wig Q, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Student Council 4. ROBERT J. KESTER Manual Arts Football 1, Iraclc 4. VIRGINIA KIEDROWSKI Foreign Language Chemistry Club 4, Choir 1, Q, 3, Declamatory 3, Girls, Glee Club 1, 52, 3. Page 34 JAMES E. KIRSCHLING English 'lranslerred from Sullivan I'Iigh School, Chicago in 1937, Cisca 1, Class Vice-president 1, De- bate 4, I'Ionor Society 1, Gra- tory 3, R.O.I.C. 1. JOYCE KLAWIIIER English Iranslerred Irom New Lisbon in 1939, Girls' Glee Club 3. HELEN D. KLUGE English Camera Club 4, Chemistry Club 4, Girls' Athletic Association 1, Girls' Glee Club 4. VICTOR E. KNIPPLE Commercial Ahdawagam Staff Q, 3, 4, Chemistry Club 4. ARDITI-I C. KNLITESON Commercial Choir 1. ROBERT KNUTESON Manual Arts Class Vice-President 3, Foot- ball 1, Q, 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 3. DONALD JOHN KNUTH Commercial Band 1, Q, Student Council Q. THEODORE N. KNUTH Manual Arts Transferred from Vancouver l-ligh School, Vancouver, Wash- ington in 1937, Baslcetball 'l, Stamp Club 1, Football 'l, lraclc 'l, Q, 3, 4. WARREN KNUTH English Transferred from Vancouver l-ligh School, Vancouver, Wash- ington in 1937, Camera Club 4, Chemistry Club 4, Press Club 'l, Traclq 'l, Q. l3l lVl.l.lS KQBZA English Lll.l.lAN G. KQNIECZKI English Transferred from Biron in 1937. ROMAN KORSIJN English Boxing 3, 4. HAZEL F. KOTI-i Commercial Girls' Glee Club Q, 3. ROBERT ROGER KREUSER English Baseball 1, Q, 3, 4, Baslcetball 1, Q, 3, 4, Football 1, JOHN KREUTZER English MARTIN W. KREY Manual Arts Boxing T, Q, 4, Football 'l, 3, Student Council 3, Traclc 3, 4. ARLENE KROHN English Ahdawagam Staii 4, Choir 1, 3, Girls' Athletic Association 'l, Girls' Cnlee Club 1, Q, 3, 4. FRANCES KROMMENACKER English Clremistry Club 4, Student Coun- ci 1. Page 35 ROGER KRUMREI English Football 1, Q, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Q, 3, 4. ROY P. KRUTSCI-I English Football 1. GRACE A. KRZYKOWSKI English Girls' Athletic Association 3, Girls' Glee Club 4. STANLEY KULINSKI English Football 1, Q, 3, 4, l-locltey 4, Student Council 4, lraclc Q, 3, 4. JEAN KUPSCH Commercial Ahdawagam Stall 3, 4, Chemis- try Club 4, Choir Q, 3, Girls' Athletic Association 1, Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, Rep Club 3, 4. BEATRICE KLlRll'l Commercial Transferred from Granton High School in 1939, Girls' Glee Club 1, Prom Committee 3. Page 36 LEONARD L. LASSA Engl ish ROBERT A. LEDER English Transferred from Nelcoosa l-ligh School in 1937, Baslcetball 1, Q, Football Q. LEAI-I LOCKERT Commercial Chemistry Club 4, Debate 4, Declamatory 1, Q, 3, 4, Girls' Athletic Association 1, Q, 3, 4, Rep Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 'lhalian 3, 4. MARY ELIZABETH LOVE English All-School Play 4, Chemistry Club 4, Girls' Athletic Associa- tion 1, Q, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 52, Qflaslt and Wig 3, 4, Rep Club LORRAINE LLlKOWlCZ English 'lranslerred from Marshfield l-ligh School in 1938, Ahdawagam Stall 4, Cheerleader 4, Chemis- try Club 4, Choir 3, 4, Declama- tory 4, Girls, Athletic Associa- tion 1, Q, 3, Rep Club 4, 'lhalian 3, 4. JACK W. MACKABEN English Basketball 1, Q, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club 1, Q, Chemistry Club 4, glass Treasurer 4, lraclc 1, Q, 3, LQUIS W. MACKABEN English Choir Q, Hockey 3, 4. EVELYN G. MALCCDLM English MARIE MANLEV English SHIRLEY ANN MANSKE English Chemistry Club 4, Girls' Ath- letic Association 'l, Q, 3, 4, lgflaik and Wig 4, Rep Club WILLIAM J. MATHEWS English lranslerrecl from Salvatorian Seminary in 1939, Boxing T, Q, Boys' Glee Club 4, Electrical Club 4, Track 4. DQNALD J. MATTHEWS Manual Arts lntramural Basketball 'l, 4. LUCILE MATTSON English Chemistry Club 4, Class Treasur er Q, Gamma Sigma T, Q, 3, 4 Qrchestra 'l, Q, 3, 4. JAMES MAYER English Basketball 1, Q, 3, 4, Boys Glee Club 'l, Q, Chemistry Club 4, Class President 3, Football Manager 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Track l, Q, 3, 4, Rr Committee 3. JANET L. MAYER Commercial Chemistry Club 4, Girls' Ath letic Association l, Q, 3, Rep Club 4. GEORGE D. MIDDLECAMP Manual Arts Band l, Q, 3, 4, Choir 4, Gam- ma Sigma 3, 4, Qrchestra 4. RUSSELL E. MILLER Commercial Hockey 3, 4. RUSSELL R. MRQZ Manual Arts xing Q, 3, 4, Golf Q, 3, 4. Page 37 MYRCDN C MUELLER English DORQTHV MAE MURAWSKI English Chemistry Club 4. JQHN E. NASH Manual Arts Golf Q, 3, 4. JUNE M. NASH Commercial Pep Club 4. PATl2lCK H. NASH Manual Arts Football 'l, Golf 3, 4. LAUREL DIANE NEWSOM English Transferred from Senn High School, Chicago in 1939, Chem- istry Club 4, Pep Club 4, Thalian Club 4. JEANNE NORDSTROM English Chemistry Club 4, Girls' Ath- letic Association 'l, Q, 3, Maslc and Wig 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4. HUBEPT NQRMAN English Transferred from lron River High School, Wisconsin in 1937, Chemistry Club 4, Camera Club 4. ERVIN W. QLSQN Manual Arts BERNICE OTT Commercial Choir Q. RQSEMARY JANE QTTQ English Girls, Athletic Association l, Q, 3, pep Club 3, 4, Chemistry Club 4, Camera Club 4. DORENE PARKINSQN English Band 1, Q, 3, 4, Gamma Sigma 4, Girls' Athletic Association 'l, Q, Girlsl Glee Club 1, Q, 3, 4, Masl4 and Wig Q, 3, Qrches- tra 'l, Q, 3, 4. Pl-lYl.LlS M. l3El.QQUlN Commercial Ahdawagam Stall 3, 4, Chemis- try Club 4, Girls' Athletic Association 1, Q, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, -lhalian 4. LORRAINE MARIE PETTA Commercial Transferred from Stevens Point l-ligh School in 1938, Camera Club 4, Chemistry Club 4, Girls' Athletic Association Q, Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Prom Committee 3. LQlS PIEQCE English DENNIS l-l. PLOWMAN English DCDROTI-W POLANSKY Commercial Ahdawagam Stall 3, 4, Band W, Q, 3, 4, Chemistry Club 4, De- clamatory 1, Q, Gamma Sigma 1, Q, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 4, Qrchestra 1, Q, 3, 4, pep Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. JEAN E. l3l2lMEAU English Girls' Athletic Association W, 3. ROBERT L. PUTZIEP English All-School Play 3, Declamatory Q, Orchestra 3. CLIFFORD E. REPPEN Enghsh Transferred From Stevens Point l-ligh School in 1937, Band 1, Q, 3, Camera Club 4, Chemistry Club 4. RAYMOND R. l2lCKfVlAN Commercial Ahdawagam Stall Q, 3, 4, Chemistry Club 4, Qratory 1, Q. DONALD E. RIEMAN English Ahdawagam Stall 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club W, Q, Chemistry Club 4, Drum Major 4, lhalian Q, 3, 4, lraclc 3. RUDQLPH RISTOW, JR. Commercial Chemistry Club 4, Class Presi- dent 1, Qrchestra la Student Council 'l. WINCDNA ROACI-l English Page 39 RALPH R. ROBINSON English All-School Rlay 4, Basketball 1, 3, Camera Club 3, Chemistry Club 3, Track Q, 4. ELAINE J. ROSEKRAINIS English Ahdawagam Staii 4, All-School Play 4, Chemistry Club 4, Choir 3, Girls' Athletic Association 'I, Q, 3, Girls' Glee Club Q, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, ihalian 4. HELEN M. ROTERMUND Commercial Choir 'I, Q, Girls' Glee Club 3. JULIUS RLIDE English Boxing 3, Track 4. MARCELLA M. RYAN English Chemistry Club 4, Girls, Ath- letic Association Q, 3, Rep Club 3, 4. PETER J. SCHANOCK Manual Arts Band 'I, Q, 3, 4, Chemistry Club 4, Gamma Sigma 'I, Q, 3, 4, Orchestra Q, 3, 4. Page 40 ELIZABETH M. SCHILTEI2 Commercial Ahdawagam Stall 4, Chemistry Club 4, Choir Q, 3, Flag Swing- ing 3, Girls' Athletic Associa- tion I, Q, 3, 4, Girls, Glee Club 3, 4, Rep Club 4. DGROTHY M. SCHLAEFER Commercial Iranslerrecl from Appleton High School in 1937, Ahdawagam Stall 4, Chemistry Club 4, Flag Swinging 3, Girls' Athletic As- sociation 3, Girls' Glee Club Q, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Class Secretary and Treasurer 'I. SHIRLEY M. SCHIVIIDT Commercial Chemistry Club 4, Choir I, Q, Class Vice-President 'I, Gamma Sigma Q, 3, 4, Girls, Athletic Association I, Q, 3, 4, Girls, Glee Club 3, Rep Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. RIIA C. SCHNEIDER English Chemistry Club 4, Girls' Ath- letic Association 'I, Q, 3, 4, lhalian 4. RUSSELL L. SCHNEIDER English Basketball I, Q, Golf I, Q, 4. RUTH ANN SCHRQEDER English All-School play 3, Bancl 'I, Q, 3, 4, Chemistry Club 4, Girls, Athletic Association 1, Mask ancl Wig 3, 4, Qrchestra i, Q, 3, Pep Club 3, 4. DOROTHY SERING Commercial Ahclawagam Stall 4, Band 'l, Q, 3, 4, Girls' Athletic Associ- ation 'l, Q, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club T, Q, Maslc and Wig 3, Orchestra T, Q, 3, 4. WILLIAM A, SHERMAN English PERRY SIEWERT English All-School Play 4, Band 'l, Q, Boys' Glee Club Q, Chemistry Club 4, Choir T, Q, Football 4, Prom Committee 3. JQHN SIMON English Transferred lrom Merrill High School in 1937, All-School Pla 3, 4, Boxing Q, 3, Class Trelasurer 3, Eootball 3, 4, Hoclcey 4. EDITH M. SIMPSON English KEITH SMITH Manual Arts Boys' Glee Club 4, Cheer- leader 4, Camera Club 4, Track Q, 3, 4, Boxing Q, 3, 4. RGBERT A. SMITH Manual Arts Boxing 3, 4, Hocl4ey 3, 4. BETTY C. SMQLAREK English RUTH SQNNENBERG English Chemistry Club 4, Girls' Ath- letic Association 'l, Q, 3, 4, Orchestra T, Q, 3, 4, Rep Club 3, 4. IVA MAE SOWARD English Chemistry Club 4, Qrchestra 'l. MARIE K. SPELTZ English Band Q, Chemistry Club 4, Gamma Sigma T, Q, 3, 4, Girls' Athletic Association T, Girls' Glee Club I, Orchestra T, Q, 3, 4, Pep 3, LAWRENCE F. STANIFORTI-I Commercial Page 41 ROBERT E. SIEINFELDI' English Transferred from Port Edwards l'Iigh School in 'I939, Band I Q, 3, Basketball l, Q, 3, 4, Foot- ball 4, Mixed Chorus l, Stu' dent Council 'l, Q, 3, lrack 4 LYLE J, STEIJCK Manual Arts Basketball l, Q, 3, Football 3. RACHEL siiesatow English JOI-IN L. SULLIVAN, JI2. Manual Arts Boxing 'I, Q, 4, Football l, Q, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, lrack Q. JACK SWEET English All-School play 4, Band Q, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Q, Boxing 'I, boys' Glee Club 3, 4, Football 'l, Q, 3, 4, Gamma Sigma 3, 4, Orchestra I, Q, 3, 4, Prom King 3. MARGARET 'll-IIELE English Chemistry Club 4, Choir Q, 3, 4, Gamma Sigma 'l, Q, 3, 4, Girls' Athletic Association 'I, Q, 3, 4, Girls' Cilee Club 'I, Q, pep Club 3, 4. Page 49 KENNETH IQ. 'IGIZKE English I-Iockey 3, 4. MARION G. IRIJDELL English Chemistry Club 4, Choir Q Girls' Athletic Association l Q, 3, Girls' Glee Club 3, 4 Pep Club 4. BEAIRICE L. IURBIN English JOI-IN UTEGAARD Foreign Language Basketball 3, Chemistry Club 3 Class Vice-President Q, Foot ball 'I, Q, 3, 4, Track 4. DICK WACYNSKI Commercial Boxing Q. ERWIN L. WEINBALJER English Baseball Q, 3, 4, Basketball 'I Q, 3, 4, Chemistry Club 4 lrack 'l, Q, 3, 4. JOHN WILLAN Manual Arts LENA A. WILLIAMS English Transferred from Milladore I-ligh School in 1938, All-School play Q, Band Q, 3, Camera Club 4, Girls' Baslretball 'l, Q, Girls' Cllee Club T, Q. LENQIQE WIIDFLI English ELFRIEDA E. WITTBOLD Commercial Camera Club 4, Chemistry Club 4. No Picture DONALD EATON Manual Arts EDGAR KLINGFOIZTI-I English Transferred from Colorado Springs I-ligh School, Colorado in 1938, Prom Committee 3. . A. sgqayv-1+s.r1fq 'o'ms+ s 1 v, wma' WILLIAM R. ZABAWA Commercial xing 'l, Q, 3, Boys' Glee Club 2, Camera Club 4. WILLIAM Wllullf English All-School Play 4, Art Club l, Prom Committee 3. CARL WITTIG English All-School play 3, Camera Club 4, Orchestra 'l, Q, Student Council 3, Chemistry Club 4. CLIFFORD WRIGI-ll' English Transferred from Wood County Agricultural School in 1939, Basketball 'l, Q, 3, Class Treasur- er 3, Oratory 1. THOMAS A. YOUNG English Transferred from Pittsyille High School in 1937. No Picture MARTIN HASS Manual Arts .IACQI3 l'lUl3El2 Manual Arts All-School Play 3, 4, Foot- ball I Page 43 Pa J U N I Q R EDWARD BRENNER President VERNON l-JESSE ge 44 Secretary f'iW4'Nf Upper Group: Matthews, Pagels, Fischer, Plahmer, l-lladilek, Dekarske Brown, Pike, Voight, Mader Gottschalk, Warner, Barker, Behrend, Mader, l-lanson,lSchill, Breecl, Kahoun, Tenpas Rumbel, Ehlers S h V ll ' ' ' , c euneman, o ert, Sorensen, Rigg, DeWitt Moreau Frltsche Janz I I I lgletzel, Daly, Johnston, Kersten, Hilgers, Pavloski, Schroeder, Perham, Brostowitz, Baumel, Jensen rown, Walsh, Pearce, Glebke, Felice, Bonow, Racltke Lower Group: Huebner, l-lartman, Steinke, Bauer, Roenius, Scholten, Jinsky Cichy Marks Benner Wright, Krohh, Prusynski, Fletcher, Sharkey, VanGorder, Jagodzinslgi, Sonnenberg, Bean, Bnnnebose, Swarick, Barker, Villars, Papineau, Nieman, Mathews, Peaslee, Larson l-lanneman, Clark, Becker, Arpin, Kryzkowski, Camps, Jepsen, Anderson, Siewert l-lanson, Whitrock, l-ljerstedt, Galloway, Tomczyk, l-lavlik, Captain, Sierck, Fritsche Junior Enrollment-Q08 Narel Upper Group: Roenius, Galles, Amundson, Goodrich, Nordstrom, Palay, Brenner, Wood, I-lesse, Hjerstedt Galganslci, Nimtz, Lutz, Webb, Gleue, Anderson, Kronholm, Kubisialc, Erickson, Gazeley Staples, Akey, Ladick, l-letzel, Mittelsteadt, Fahl, Bean, Leu, Baumel, Saunders Ashenberg, Rude, Dickinson, I-ljerstedt, Maher, Lyons, Konash, Sonnenschein, Daly, Catlin Appel, Kaudy, Radtlce, Leonard, Eron, Miller, Behling, Swetz, Miller, VanNatta Lower Group: Zeman, Mullenix, Karnatz, Arndt, Hahn, Davis, Yeager, Andrews, Shugart, Bushman Burmeister, Papke, Matthews, McAllister, LaVaque, l-lanson, Sullivan, Arendt, Steinlce, Clarlc Bates, Crouse, Slusser, Wittbold,'Malcolm, Cartier, Kessler, Robinson, Zimmerman, Siegler Bates, Jinslcy, l-leiser, Grain, Mucha, Keding, Knoll, l-lanifin, Stensberg, Dhein Boys - 106-Girls - 'IOQ C I. A S S WlLLlAM MADER Vice-President ROBERT PLAHMER Treasurer Page 45 JOHN BEN KOWSKI President ROBERT MCCAIN Page 46 Secretary Upper Group: Pfeiffer, Bencke, Latourelle, Schacht, Vadnais, Bethke, Galles, Kruger, Baldwin, Gaullce Kaja, O'Day, O'Day, Peterson, Rowland, Coon, Greeneway, l-lanneman, Kulinski, Johnson, Nordstrom Phillips, Cutler, Krutsch, Madsen, Marcoux, Clapp, Klonowski, Konieczki, l-lanneman, Radomski, l-lalerman Nash, l-labeck, Yeske, Klawitter, Fleming, Glebke, Nickolson, Giese, Pike, Wirtz Barrette, Berard, Mann, Smith, Bushman, Johnson, Michalsen, Albert, Alloway, Busch, Joosten l-lalkoski, l-labeck, Mathews, Wipfli, Locey, Lyons, Zuege, Gjertsen, Gerzmehle, Frank Lower Group: Gilbertson, Pagel, Berard, Zemlo, Ruder, Kell, Sell, Peddick, Joling, Crouse Kellogg, Turbin, Benkowski, Watson, Cleveland, Gross, Whitrock, Holmes, Leu, Clark, Totzke Soward, Vanlirt, Ryan, Konieczki, Willan, Sering, Goggins, Erickson, Dhein, Gazeley, Webb Morgan, Kroening, Conklin, Schultz, Wittenberg, Lubeck, David, Anderson, Anderson, l-luisheere, l-lilgers Pentak, Wallock, Johnson, Witte, lrwin, Fredrickson, Schneider, Bartz, Peterson, Gamma, Pavloski Pierce, Peltier, Andres, Appel, Neitzel, Sutor, Holberg, Stanilorth, Benson, Johnson Sophomore Enrollment-Q62 C L A S S Vice-President Upper Group: Knudsen, Iverson, Ebsen, Patzer, Lord, Reeves, Knuth, Huffman, Zimmerman, Klevene Rosenthal, Gaetke, Kester, Minta, Kronholm, Smith, Kurz, Christianson, Johnson, Manley, Hanneman White, Wolosek, LaBarge, Villeneuve, Ellis, Jensen, Wagner, Yanta, Yaeger, Lobner, Burhite Aughey, Narel, Wacynski, Olson, Clark, Murawski, Bocaner, Sautner, Atwood, Landry, Cutler Schilter, Luth, Czlapinske, Fiegel, Hobart, Ott, Trevean, Miller, Krause, Swetz, Fritsche Adrian, Lee, Reppen, Malicke, Wirtz, Lind, Landlord, David, Nieman, Hjerstedt VET HGLMES Treasurer Lower Group: Maleski, Sherwood, Henry, Kolo, Herman, Roach, Nelson, Buckley, Zeman Ebsen, Worlund, Flatt, DuPree, Davis, LaCrosse, Steward, Lowell, Middlecamp Jensen, Sierck, Smith, Hoekstra, Piltz,-Wagner, Flick, Reimer, Clussman, Mathewson, Hopp Hass, Schneider, Kruger, Kuenn, Osenga, Barney, Kroll, Kroll, Karloske, Wittbold, Kohnen Gee, Smith, Amundson, Dassow, Olson, Pribbanow, Stensberg, Wirtz, Trudell, Langer LeMay, Panzer, Huser, Johnson, Gaffney, Duda Boys -195-Girls - 137 WILLIAM HLIFFMAN W Page 47 F R E S l-l M A N JOHN MUEHLSTEIN President WILLIAM PEARCE Page 48 Secretary Upper Group: l-labeck, Fischer, Rosenlcrans, Bramble, Timm, Gellerman, Kubisialc, Kuenn, Goggins, Sullivan, Knief, McCourt Kabitslcy, Koss, Sorensen, Cumberland, Ebson, Cramer, Tadewaldt, Fairbert, Dashner, Fox, Benclce, Szalranelc Warren, Narel, Watson, Polanslcy, Mittelsteadt, Matthews, Manslce, Ralston, l-ljerstedt, Goss, l-lellce, Luth Kumm, Meinberg, Olson, Manlce, Stainbroolc, Henlce, Jensen, Shegonee, Milloy, Murawski, Kolo Pearce, Burmeister, l-lenlce, l-lagen, Matthews, l-lein, Schuetz, Arendt, Rotermund, Kallish, Nash Johnson, Behrend, Langlois, Rowland, Schmiclc, Rude, Fowler, Kroening Lower Group: l-lavlilc, Nelson, VanGorder, Schenk, Stanlcey, Yaeger, Moll, Gillis, Burt, Leonard, Ubran, Casey E-tanigorth, Bonow, Sawaslce, Tadewaldt, Ebbe, Mueller, Krueger, Rodeghier, Bodette, Johnson, Konash, ue ner Scott, Johnson, Love, Hendriclcsen, Thirkill, Bathlce, Sine, l-luisheere, Vleeshouwers, Miller, Miller, King Delvlars, Schanes, Warren, Compton, Paulson, Matthews, Bellew, Sweet, l-lolberg, Fanning, Baker Perone, Konopacki, Appel, l-lerman, Bogs, Kandzora, Peterson, Primeau, Zange, Jaclcan Freshman Enrollment-Q64 Upper Group: Musch, Prebbanow, Fandrick, Zuege, Prelobanow, Wolosek, Lutz, l-lafermann, Gaetke, Staub Sullivan, Rasmussen, Engelman, Zwicke, Thielke, Semrow, Eswein, Jepsen, Bonow, Karloske Lutz, Weller, Dhein, Alloway, Gleue, Marcoux, Primeau, George, Zimmerman, Burmeister Parkinson, Wherritt, Siegel, Rodock, Smith, Schroeder, Baldwin, Gash, Clark, Tashner Perling, Krueger, l-lalbur, Rickhoff, Nimm, Gilardi, l-luchthausen, Peterson, Kroll, Pascavis Janz, Ciszewski, Dickinson, Gerzmehle, Slusser, LeMay, Mayer, Gibson, l-losely, Carlson, Ashenberg Lower Group: Tenpas, Skerven, Tomsyck, Wittenberg, Petersen, Kaja, Vollert, Kiedrowski, Marx, Eckerman, Kehrberg, Drake, Johnson Swetz, Witte, l-ioogesteger, Muehlstein, Polansky, Lubeck, Ruesch, Zager, Rickman, Schanock, Trudell, Fahrner l-lass, Knief, Knuth, Tenpas, Johnson, Johnson, Radke, Bender, Godin, Sandman, Fahrner, Galles Ladick, Kryzkowski, Frei, Panzer, Mason, Loveland, Forsythe, Nelson, Ashbeck, Justesen, Parkinson Hancock, Renner, Bury, Dahlke, Matthews, Mullenix, Zuege, Olson, Lord, Thompson, Jensen Flick, Petrie, Sherman, Heiser, Reeves, Fritz, Turbin, Henke, Reigel Boys - 'lQ6iGirls -138 C L A S S CHARLES SULLIVAN Vice-President MARGARET BENDER Treasurer Page 49 Y A ggfc QX yy, fwvwp W 'M' ' DWWM MMS! , OVW Qmsbcew 0 My xixcw Mx 9 swag U MV W 'vena OFFICERS President .............. J. Gazeley Vice-President. ., ..,.. l-l. Kellogg Secretary ..,., .... J .'Muehlstein Treasurer. . . ...J. Benlcowslci -l-he Student Council Assists in the Government ol the School Student councils ol one form or another are carried on in a large number of high schools, and the movement toward such student government is rapidly increasing. lt is believed that, if students are ever to be ellicient in de- mocracy, they should start training themselves for it while they are in school. Qur Student Council is composed of each class president and two other representatives from each class. Cnly those students can qualify lor it who have an average ol at least 80 per cent in all subiects and who represent the ideals lor which Student Council stands. Student Council members and deputies appointed by them assist the teachers in maintaining order in the halls. The Council has the power ol trying all offenders who violate the regulations adopted by it. At the weelcly meetings of the Council the members discuss any problems which have arisen, malce suggesticins which might benefit the school, report otlenders and appoint those who are to be on duty the follow- ing wee . Qur Student Council was started in 1927 under the direction ol Mr. Ritchay. Miss Laperriere is its sponsor. II. J, Gazeley, J. Muehlstzin, E. Brenner, S. Kulinslci, D. Peterson, J. Benkowski I, P. Smith, M. J. Gzrum, B. Kroll, H. Kellogg, M. Konash, A. Koukalek Page SQ IV. M. Konash, J. Roenius, I.. Lockert, G. Dagneau, W. Witte, D. llieman, V. Jensen, J. Christensen. M. Desoer III. H. Leonard, l. Bocaner, J. Staples, L. Lukowicz, D. Cichy, I2. Bringman, R. Rickman, B. Coates, J. Gottschalk ll. J. Kupsch, M. Holliday, P. Peloquin, E. Schilter, J. Loveland, D. Henke, D. Schlaefer, J. Perham I. A. Krohn, F. Van Natta, M. Fritsche, D. Polansky, M. Daly, L. Janz, M. J. Collier, E. Rosekrans -I-hese Students Helped to Make This years flxhdavvagam The Ahdawagam Staii worked hard this year to make a book to be enjoyed by the student body and Faculty members oi Lincoln High. Each Tuesday night during the greater part oi the year Mr. Kester met with his general stali to make plans for the book as a whole. Meanwhile various groups and individuals were doing their bit toward making that whole. The statl was as follows: Sponsor: Mr. Kester General Staff: D. Henke, D. Polansky, J. Kupsch, M. Konash, V. Jensen, Mr. Kester Art and Layout: B. Bringman, K. Johnson, R. Bartz, l. Bocaner, V. Hesse, E. Keding, E. Klingforth, F. Van Natta, B. Plahmer, A. Krohn, Miss Heise Seniors: P. Peloquin, F. Bossert, G. Dagneau, Miss Ritchie Classes: J. Loveland, M. Nelson, l-i. Leonard, M. Daly, Miss Moll School Life: B. Coates, J. Christensen, F. Rosekrans, M. Desper, Miss Pedersen Sports: Mr. Bird Typing: C. Fahrner, B. Hanneman, M. David, M. Abel, H. Rotermund, L. Bring, H. Koth, l. Gjertsen, M. Goldberg, D. Boyarski, M. Kandzora, R. Rickman, M. Holliday, E. Wittbold, A. Knuteson, D. Schlaeler, J. Anderson, L. Lockert, D. Sering, C. Hartman, J. Christensen, Miss Hass Finance: Miss Talbot, Photography: E. Hjerstedt, G. Kell, J. Crouse, R. Burmeister, B. Zabawa, A. Smith, Activities: J. Staples, J. Perham, M. Fritsche, L. Janz, J, Poenius, F. Schilter, D. Rieman, Miss Bowser B. Coates, Mr. Wolske Sfdff Worked lon S but 6f7fOydble I7 O Urs Page 5 Homecoming Second Place QFHCERS President. . NM, Desper Vice-President ,.., J, Kupach Secretary ,.,,, . .M. Speltz 'lreasurer ..,, , NM. lhiele Advisor .... Miss C. Pedersen f 1- mlm The Pep Club Cheers Us O Whenever something was going on In Lincoln Hugh this year, the Pep Club was busy malong an ellort to spur us on to achievement or to help show appreciation lor what we had already accomplished Particularly at pep meet nngs ol all sorts and at lootball and baslcetball games were their red slcrrts and whrte sweaters ID evidence lhey Formed a cheery, encouragnng nucleus For Llncoln Hugh s school splrrt During the year the club served refreshments to varlous athletic groups The organization promotes all s hool dances throughout the year, and these have proved enjoyable to the student body A new undertalong whuch lent to our Chrlstmas sprrlt thus year was the decoratlon ol a lovely Chrrstmas tree whuch was placed nn the lower hall the weelt before Christmas vacation Last year the actrvltnes ol the school year were clumaxed by a Mather Daughter banquet In the hugh school caleterra, this year, by a Mother Daughter tea 1 -4- ,:S24S5 A A A L J r K L r I ' s tl L 1 fs L- f L ' , C-- ' A A - L- A G5 'v K Vx w y i N if' sv N xi A :A 'V ' W I . t F., , .e , , A X,-X'h ' I ' A ul., - r , . 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Sonnenberg J Felice D Schlaefer J Kupsch Cu Mayer M Daly R Bean B Serclc L Newsome N Ehlers M Daly J Mrller S Schmndt M Desper L Emerson M Collier l M Abel F Van Natta G Sonnenschenn M Whxtrock W l-llerstedt B Catlin B Bronson P Mltchell J Nash M Holllday N Wright Page 54 V J Loveland l Gjertsen M Davrd B Fannjng J Marcoux C Hartman L Loclrert FZ Carey B Matthews D Crchy M Sonnenberg J Camps M Love S Johnston M Gerum D Frer E Wrttenberg M Wagner E Prrbbanow M Prltz J Marlcs K Krutsch B Erchhorn P Watson Benlcowslrr S Manslze F lladtlce R Sweet E Hjerstedt B Drclcrnson J Staples G Sonnenschern E Schiller J Mayer M Threle M Gleblw. Schmrdt C Fahrner R Sonnenberg J Felice V Pearce B Grese D Fregel M Fahrner C Lund C Langford J Kuenn Bronson J Fannrng M RIClil'1OH J Kabltslcy P Watson R Marcoux E Sandman J Konash l? Irwin J Hjerstedt A Lutz Van Natta M Frrtsche C Peterson J Sautner B Huchthausen J Galles E Huser H Kaudy J Ralston ll Warren F Compton G A A Members Enjoy Many Actjvrtles lt a grrl rs Interested rn sports, she wrll Fund the Gurls Athletrc Association an enjoyable organrzatron ln ad djtron to the enjoyment of a number ol sports the assocjatron Otters through nts pornt system chances to wan school letters, puns, and emblems The club under the advrsorshjp ol Mrs Relnhart and Mjss Coblergh, was exceptlonally large thus year Besrdes the numerous sports actrvrtles, the assocjatlon had social lunctjons such as a treasure hunt, a Chrjstmas party, a sleigh rude, and a banquet Ar the annual sprung banquet otljcers and heads ol the varrous sports forthe lollowjng year are announced and a trophy for the outstandrng gurl rs awarded Selectron rs based upon partrcrpatron athletjc abrlrty, character, and general scholarshrp Last sprung Marjorre Bernert was selected Homecomrnq Frrst Place OFFICERS Presrdent l Gjertsen Vrce president C l-lartman Secretary R Sonnenberg Vjce Secretary B Bronson Treasurer S Schmjdt Looks easy, doesnt rt? page 55 Ml. . , . , , , , , , , . , , , , , . , . ' , . IV. S , . , . , . , . , . , , , . , . , , , . Ill, E , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , , l , . , , , . , . , , , . , . , . , . , . , . I. L. Brown, G. Mayer, B. Catlln, D. Sering, Miss Cu. Cobleiqh, Mrs. P Reinhart, N. Wrrght, J. Radomski, A. Koulcalelc, L. Warren, B. Kroll I , . . ' r Page 56 Speaking ol Music Ui' Qrchestra XAXCJVGDCZS FTOITI CldSS B to CldSS A Lincoln High School Symphony Orchestra, with Mr. Lislca as its conductor, proudly reviews a year of successes and achievements. The orchestra entered Class B at the -Wausau Festival last year and made a successful performance which might best be indicated by a quotation from the judges comments. This orchestra plays with the ability and intonation of a Class A orchestra. l would be very happy to give you First place in Class A. l thinlt you have one ol the best high school orchestras in Wisconsin. First Violins Violas Robert Speltz, Concertmaster Dean Plzalc, Principal Luceile Mattson Gladys Sonnenschein Ruth Sonnenberg Jane Galles Robert Galles Diclc Hagen Irene Gjertsen Jacqueline Kuenn Audrey Steiner Rachail Justeson Ina Saunders Second Violins Margaret Hetzel, Principal Elaine Fritsche Ella DeWitt Alice Moreau Margaret Bender Charles l-lenlce John Kuenn Mildred l-letzel Catherine Hass Barbara Oshbeck Betty Lord James Warner Jeanette Panzer Dorothy Johnson Adeline Mittlesteadt Billy Schreiner Margaret Knief Cellos Marie Speltz, Principal Carol Hartman Madelyn Fahrner Marion Clapp Bruce Fisher Alice Jacob Basses Jaclc Sweet, Principal Raymond Kronholm Lounais Godin Avril Johnson Lorraine Havlilc Mae Woloselc Flutes Dorothy Polanslcy Marjorie Lyons Oboe Emily'l-ljerstedt Clarinets Edward Brenner William Manslce Kenneth Burmeister Kenneth Polanslty Bass Clarinet Grace Dagneau Bassoons Joyce Marcoux Elaine Sandman French Horns Dorothy Sering Dorene Parlcinson Marjorie Johnson Evelyn Kohnen Bob Rude Trumpets Peter Schanoclc Vernon Baumel James Marlcs Trombones Vernon Jensen CliFlord Borchardt Emil l-ljerstedt up 5' V.- ,ev if fi .Sm sa if f 55. 1 T' :if 33 T .V ., rx,-. f-.rw LA ,451 , .3 , M 2- H A vm. 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Stress in rehearsals and in performance is laid upon musical enjoyment, accurate participation, and upon the inherent dignity of the entire sphere of good music. A great variety of music is rehearsed and performed each year. Piccolo D. Hagen Flutes D. Polansky D. Hagen M. Lyons Oboe E. Hierstedt B Clarinets E. Brenner l. Saunders W. Manske R. Brenner M. Galles K. Brumeister K. Polansky L. Luth P. Timm B. J. Dickinson M. Konash W. Sonnenschein R. Bautz Alto Clarinet P. Smith Bass Clarinets G. Dagneau L. Flick Bassoons J. Marcoux E. Sandman Alto Saxophones Nl. Daly l. Knuth Tenor Saxophones V. Hesse D. Fowler The Junior Band Practiced Faithfully. OFFICERS President ............... C. Borchardt Vice-President. .. ...P. Schanoclc Secretary .... . . .C. Hartman Reporter. . . . .J. Corey Librarian .... ...E Kohnen Drum Major. .. NR. Schroeder Page 59 INSTRUMENTATION Baritone Saxophone M. Nelson Bass Saxophone R. Bramble Comets P. Schanock J. Corey J. Marks R. Brel-im Cornets H. Krumrie J. Liieski M. Lowell D. Zager Trumpets V. Baumel R. Rickman Flugelhorn D. Mader Horns D. Parkinson E. Kohnen M. Johnson R. Rude Baritone R. Maher C. Rude W. Middlecamp L. Hjerstedt Trombones C. Borchardt V. Jensen R. Herman E. Hjerstedt E. Murgatroyd H. Acott C. Habeck String Bassess J. Sweet R. Kronholm Basses G. Middlecamp B. Erickson R. Webb D. Rude D. Murgatroyd Cellos C. Hartman Percussion J. Muehlstien J. Gazely F. Kubesiak Tympani and Harp R. A. Schroeder Gamma Sigma's Float .ar-1,1 , end 'bin Hal Gamma Sigma ls a Society For Members oF All Musical Groups Gamma Sigma Music Society is organized to increase and develop music talent in Lincoln High. lt has a long record of outstanding graduate musicians, among them Zona Leu Smerz, and Adella Trieger of the Wisconsin Symphony in Milwaukee, and Norman Brahm- steadt, Director of Band and Orchestra in Custer High School, Milwaukee. Each year a medal is awarded to the senior who has contributed most in the Field of music. The First Gamma Sigma Medal was awarded in 19212 to Ruby Treutel, soprano, now Mrs. Carl Hanneman of Mauston. Student members are elected after a tryout. At present there are 47 members who are soloists in voice, piano, Flute, violin, clarinet, cello, tuba, French horn, Cornet, string bass, trombone, and saxophone. At the February concert the Society presented senior soloists and a living picture entitled Morning Prayers in the Bach Family. The meetings are held semi-monthly at the members' homes. Every member contributes to a program at least twice a year. At the close of the social evening, a lunch is served by the hostess. OFFICERS President ........ P. Schanock Vice-President .... H. Kellogg Secretary .......... D. Henke Treasurer ......... N. Wright Sponsor ..... Miss E. Bradford HONORARY MEMBERS Miss D. Toll, Mr. H. Newman, Mr. J. Liska, and Mr. P. Hornig V. C Knudseri, P. Ebsen, E. Brenner, P. Schanock, C. Borchardt, G. Middlecamp, G. Dagrieau, A. Hartman lV. J. Lutz, M. Thiele, V. Albert, M. Arpin, C. Hartman, M. Speltz, D. Henke, H. Kellogg, G. Sonnenschein lll. D. Koss, M. Fahrner, H. Barker, M. Barker, B. Hanneman, H. Fredrickson, C. Lind, J. Peltier ll. M. Fox, D. Parkinson, L. Dahlke, l. Bocaner, L. Madsen, C. Walsh, R. Bartz l. K Burmeister, M. RickhoFF, N. Wright, L. Schanock, D. Polansky, M. Daly Page 60 OFFICERS President ........... C. Knudsen Vice-President ....,,... K. Smith Business Manager. . J. Gottschalk Secretary-Treasurer . .l2. McCain Accompanist .......... J. Sweet Director ....... Mr. H. Newman SECTION LEADERS Ist Tenor ............... J. Lutz Qnd Tenor .... ,....... P .Ebsen Baritone .... ..... J .fredrickson Bass .............. C. Borchardt Section Accompanist. . .H. Barker V ,,,- - if I .XMAALA 5 J' V. J Sweet. S Shugart, B. Pfeiffer, I2 Rowland, J. Goodrich. C Borchardt, P. Timm, D. Peterson, B. Erickson, T Cartier, IZ. Kronholm IV Mr H. Newman, H. Barker, G Loberger, C. Polansky, C5 Galloway G Kell, J. Roenius, W Gross K Baldwin, C. Crouse, C. Cnilbertson, C. Knudsen Ill I2 McCain, I2 Nelson, J Muehlsteiri J C1azeley,J fwdrickson, W Ebsen, J. Crouse, J. Gottschalk, H. Barker, J Schultz II J Corey, J Lutz, M Nordstrom, B Matthews, F. Brahmsteadt K Smith, J Whitrock, V. Baldwin, C Rodeqhier, J. Matthews I I? Janz, D Hagen, C. Henke, W Mayer, V. Baumwl, IE. Nelson, M. Hein, R. Gaseley, E. Webb, C Trudell, B Pearce, I2 Nash Come Chl Let' Singl The Boys' Glee Club, composed of fifty-five members, is a musical organization to promote a spirit of fellowship through song. When songs have been learned well enough to afford the members pleasure in singing them, it is their aim to pass that pleasure on to others. This is clone by singing for various groups in our city. Regular practices are held on Wednesday evenings at seven o'clock in the Music Room, with Mr. Newman directing. The boys are deeply grateful to the Choir Mothers for providing them with jackets so the club would be in uniform dress. The Glee Club participated in the All School Concert presented December IS, and frequently sang for service clubs throughout the city. Page 61 . AU Y X ' - X- ' 10 pix Ylabzggchnel Vewd .. A F U 5 i Lay, , . . I get Ani W ' aw Qt UBOLJ Gai aaa asm' se-. t an W ' mr . Q59 - ri fx-20 51 . a ' xv! 0, ,V . Q X emu Onso aizwzfx. . Hot -C' xgbgt LL. QL, Ste LION wg' yer 'wi LW' 439' 5,5 VM Xxlktzrhtlx NVQXXXZV 951V-melts' YX57-NB-VA P, CMB- Vw V. fx, YcsWrNl1A'PcrQ'lt5aNg'lQj QYKQMXSOYX' 5 ptrgofliuxnl' C i5orf:NwX'ilZQ, ,bnu,am?VVs- Xdc,4xnLw Q9 - 'WO Q00 l 0. aid Xi W' use' team? 6. CV. 4 0. NX.,-5 nl . Nina Wea. NX- Xmsv. yy. Uma Yue 6, O-Ywxcyhzi wxgiv ,Lxmm.wB. , Yi efi lv' XSOWVAXQO C- YWX KASCWLXIBZQ Q90 AAL' N-tux' XNX' a etnies? LlACiit3ut'5x3bbalii,i..f. 'Zf5-ws 5, 'v3,. Cv. 5, ,,, ' V., wav ar N, was up Xowb ul pt. QI-8:1913 Nh' 4159 P5 Ntoiza nslf-X' , . I - - i NBA PM 90,94 J.y,u1'faNNtn CYXARAW mussz Cy' D. XID' LBA 'tame Nl V-9 ytolcg' gpm' xlxs NX.-vlytn, iQ.Px' va B' Qxffh XJ- B C9-QW' vivo ' 5,5 NIA -qjri 'VAC had NN, Wa9L?lnNn9Nl:lXxA.hiXat 5, aw. XX- vxjxxa X. -l-hey Shall l'lave Music The Lincoln A Cappella Choir has 92 members including students from the four high school classes, The choir toolt part in two concerts in the iall. The annual school operetta ,HA Waltz Dream: by Oscar Straus was pre- sented in April by a large cast and chorus from the three Choral Clubs. The choir toolc part in the Wisconsin School Music Festival held this year in Wisconsin Rapids on May 3 and 4. Miss Bradford is the director ol the choir. OFl:lCEl2SfSENlQl? DIVISION president ............ C. Borchardt Vice-President .,,, ., B. Bronson Secretary ....... .... G . Kell Treasurer .........,.... R. Gaulke OFFICERSaJLiNIOI2 DIVISION President ............. D. Peterson Vice-President. ,. ...fx Schill Secretary ...... . . .V. David Treasurer. .. ...R Klevene Page 69 In the Music Room QU V!! iff ' Gffa fy 8'g'4DfeL?, G ffl' gaudy kkfzyy, ff kgzdnes' Sfhjflosfwflfg lV'!c41!!e:'fl? lg Liz? A f,rQe,,9Hn,o 33616 . wdmmd lip I' bd' -WILH - Pofddfson' G, 'W,hl7oL1C ash ' 1140 'Bly' p '49, ' J FM' P125 Meier 'J 'ft 'V r eff my C 'C KUDSJW 5UC,g9E'gr- im-fZiDgZ g.h L I ' konosf, Mldn f'0CL' ' 5, - 51-bi ko! 4,-17 . H9 ofd f L, CLD, :ff Sift, f off. Godlxohl ,111 1,1- I5, ew, Cmforsa 50.41 ,A - a f - A fi, . r -1 - P rohigg uyfflyidffracz Lfh:.59f:7ngx9n?if, fI:, 0 I E pdnif- KL-,illggj 4511-Z:lfe,Qe't'f9fy,:l9'11-6. H C p U , U 5 , SIMZZA' thief? 'if? tsg! DD 1 I M A'1aZf'6'ef' gVa7Z,e'L'lf?'i,S5ZhA2lleoio'-'due ewsf 'Q C15 ef 'H 'ffdr D falffflflfog-4f.fa emi if 0 , 0 dpi- ' ai,- pariigsoh ld 'Va enxon pn i', f .2 QFFICERS president ...,..... Carol Hartman Vice-President .... l-larriet Kellogg Treasurer ....... Dorothy Schlaeier Their float, a star Secretary. . . ..... .lean Kupsch They Give Us Songs This year the Girls' Glee Club made an addition to lormer years' record of achievements. It presented a Christ- mas operetta which was decidedly a success. Entitled mlhe loymal4er,U the operetta elaborated on colorful costumes and amusement for the smaller children. To Miss Bradford and Miss Toll, the directors, goes a great part of the credit lor its success. Besides this operetta the Girls' Glee Club gave concerts and toolc part in various other musical activities through- out the year. Last spring at the tournament the Club toolc First place. This year the girls were busy again practicing on their tournament pieces. Pa ge 63 QITFICERS President ............. Mary Jane Collier Vice-president .......... Jerry Gottschalk Secretary .......,..... Lorraine Lulcowicz Treasurer ....,...... Fredericlc Brahmsteadt i alms Lady by yonder blessed moon I swear J Arpn B Sherwood I' Carter R Roland L Locker! G Kell W Huffman B Fa E Rosekrens M Coller B Dttman I7 Brahmsteadt M Desper L Newsome J Gottschalk J Pe ham N Wright Q Catlin G Galloway MSSR McKenna F Tomczyk T Kellogg -I-halan Is a Little Theater ol Lincoln I'Igh The Thalian Club is a dramatic organization open to both boys and girls ol the sophomore iunior, and senior classes As part of their initiation new members are cast in plays which are given as assembly programs The plays which were given this year included Hanging Uncle Henry, Seeing Double, and Filming Uncle Tom s Cabin Miss McKenna sponsors the club activities Each year Ihallans compete with members of Maslc and Wig in the sale of tickets to the All School Play As losers last fall, the Thalians entertained the victors at a party Page 64 I I arg? IV. . i , . , . i , . , , , . , . , . nning R. Schneider, P, Peloquin, D. Ilieman, I.. Lukowicz, R, Kronholm, M. Arpin, J. Lutz, J. Galles , . . , . ' , . , . , . , . , . r I. . ' , . ' ,I . I , i , , . , . 0 ll , ll . , I . , . . . , . I l n I I u 4 We have Budding -lhespians With Us The Masl4 and Wig is a group ol sophomore, junior, and senior girls who lilce dramatics. Each new member is required to talce part in a one-act play given in as- sembly, the plays this year being The Girl From Weepah, Parlor Tricks, and The Alien Note. ln the spring the club CDFFICERS President ,.,... ....... J ean Nordstrom Vice-President. .. . .Harriet Kellogg Secretary ..,., ,,.,,,... M ary Love Treasurer .... ...Mary Jane Gerum -ng .av presented a group ol short plays at an evening performance. Among this year's ' activities were included a pep meeting for the hoclcey team, a formal party, and ROYGHY FOfOf12 N'9l't several candy sales. Miss McKenna and Miss Schweinem are the sponsors ol the group. IV. M. Sharlcey, H. Clapp, D. Hoelcstra, L. M. Jensen, D. Cichy, H. Leonard. V. Pearce, J. Miller, B. Kaudy Ill. M. Fritsche, E. DeWitt, M Reppen, S. Johnston, J. Christensen, M. E. Love. H Kellogg, P. Schroeder ll. J. Nordstrum M Whitrock, J Kuenn, M. Abel, B. Bronson, I, Bocaner, K. Benkowski, S. Manslce l. A. Koukalek P Bean M Piltz, D. Fiegel, Miss R. M:Kenna, M Holliday, H. Fredrickson, R. Bartz Page 65 1,6 eb :age axxie OM' a e 10 o Q19 we 'Lg a njgsvaoaetax E9 we 'lx' Stix a G cgfae me 16 e we 1 W Lincoln Hngh Debate Teams Receive Medals Lmcoln hlgh schools debate teams were awarded bronze medals at the eonclus1on of the annual state hxgh school debate tourna ment, won by Two RIVGTS hxgh school 1n the state capltol at Madl mr A 'nt mv mt A to no W , XJx9c'ox9fy0nxni 93 1 ,G me bales ei Y 1' xoqi 0 0520 09 YK SQCRA S '09 X. 'thexa .5 Y 'file A c0'3che xxgiee I wee tance 0 X ex uolngplli 51 bgyn SCXX3 Ill Mr W Mlle J Muehlste J K schlng W Staub R PCR an M J Cramer Mlssl Je ell 5 oi llJMllerABneboseDA lJC DPldDH MN I ppe orey o an age elson ti I L Locket J Gottschalk M J Ge C Ha tman E B enner G Dagneau :ei Qur Debaters Frequently Won lhelr point Wlth Carol l-lartman and Mary Jane Gerum on the athrmatuve debate team and Jerry Gottsehallc and Ed Bren ne on the negatnve Lnnco n I School won many laurels The team was one of the twelve In the state quallhed to compete at the tournament lhere our delmaters won thenr sux deloates and were medals for their worlc three of awarded Lmcoln Hugh Debate Squad Wtns Way Into State F mals Lmcoln hlgh school s debate squad won its way 1nto the state fmals whlch wxll be held at Madlson March 4 by wmmng four of sxx de bates at Wausau Frlday ln the cen tral Wlsconsm sectlonal meet Wlsconsm Raplds debaters and teams from Sparta and Two RIVCIS warn :elm-for-l 1 com ln the teams mf the thern giatlve 1 Ed fxrma. tlve teams of Wausau, Marshfleld and Merrlll The afflrmatwe team of Carol Hartman and Mary Jane Gerum won from the Neenah nega txve team and lost to the negative teams of Two Rlvers and Rhmelan er The teams debate the questxon Shall the federal government o nd operate the ra1lroads Lxncoln debate teams have now C0mp1l6d 20 vlctorxes m thelr last 24 debates ln WISCONSIN Hlgh School Forenslc assoclatlon competxtxon ln dzstnct and sectxonal meets Mr Muller Advanced Debate Coach Mrss Jewell Freshman Coach As Carol expressed her verws and Mary Jane Ilstened Jerry and Ed organized therr refutlng arguments I I o . . , U -T ' - ' lx 1 ' . U tl g ' . . ' 0 aw X ' C ta 0- 1 ov - - '- a .- .-.L . 5 . T .. ....,. 'M ..,.,.:...1.+ . ,,,,,, , , 1 as . 9, ' a , SQ 5 pl 13 xl . C A 5 69' I 5 1 0 gt X ai' l 1' l Yu- . .,.lr,, in,.nri, ,.im,.,1,'.w C G K' . , i , , In , . , , , . w , . n, . ve .. r,. ,..rum,.r,.r ,. l A O O I I O O r ' , ' l Hgh . , , n , - I Q Q 1 . d . in fha en:-Hana , . 2 . u wn a ' . . I . Lincohw hhgh llad a Succesdul Forenmc Season About Fifty students entered the 1939-40 lorensic season in the Five divisions ol extempore spealcing, extempore reading, humorous decla- mation, oratory, and serious declamation, The First eliminations were held belore the Christmas recess in order to name students to attend The lomah Speech Clinic on January QO. Wisconsin Rapids sent twenty students, who gave their selections belore the University critic judges Bill Dittman gave a toast at the noon banquet held lor the lour hundred students Alice Leah and Jerry smiled proudly after winning first places in the league contest Best in their lines lll B She ood V Hol es J Gottschallc P Sch ede L Locket D Pete so J Muehlsten ll M Mller J Pe ham H Ba ke L Lulcowc D Hage C He lce B Catln M Peppen S Madse Mss McKenna These students entered the Eau Claire lnvitation Meet on March 30, and all appeared in the semi Finals Winning in the linals were Diclc l-lagen and Alice Binnebose who won second and lourth places out ol hlty lour spealters At the spring elimination spealcers were chosen to represent the school at the league which was held at Wisconsin Rapids April lO Representing Lincoln l-ligh were Leah Loclcert in extempore reading, Jerry Gott schallc in extempore spealung Alice Binnebose in humorous declamation Jane Miller in serious declamation and Bill Dittman in oratory Speakers who placed in the league contest were Jerry Gottschallc, First Leah Loclcert First, Alice Binnebose First, Bill Dittman third, and Jane Miller, lourth Spealcers placing First attended the district contest held April 'l7 at Stevens Point Leah Loclcert added to our laurels there by receiving an A rating, thereby qualifying for compe tition at the state contest at Madison April Q7 F Faculty sponsors ol lorensics are Mr Miller lor extempore spealcing and Miss McKenna lor the remaining our events Page 67 I I I . i ..rw,.m,, ,.nir,. r,. rn,. i ,r.r,.r,.rr,. iz,.,n,,n,. i,- ,- nil I. H. Fredrickson, J. Miller, N. Bellew, A. Bmnebose, M. Nelson, B. Giese, L. Krueger, B. Dittman I - I I . - I I 1 I I B l , . . ,.h -nf ' 45 -fu . . www Y A A,- x '-4 V K ' i x ' ' X X1 I S M, ,Y N , , ' H: i. , 'Sul .' -,. i . x ,I i .kc Q P - llie pictures on tlwis page suggest time social, educational, and recreational values derived from participation in tlie Camera Club. CAMERA CLUB OFFICERS President .... . . , . . .Grant Jacobs Secretary-Treasurer . Hubert Norman page 68 Vice-President .... ..Vernon'Jensen Sponsor ......... Mr. A. Hornigold Getting Kiln the Mood' FOV The Junior Prom Gordon Tempas King K- R l-1 Jacqueline Felice A X Queen J PROM COMMITTEES Faculty advisors flvliss l'leise and Mr. Bird. Decorations+-V. Hesse, chairman, G. Pike, B Plahmer, F. Van Natta, M. Beclcer, E. Keding, G Mayer, M. Fritsche, and P. Sorenson. l3rograms N. Wright, chairman, B. Catlin, M Fritsche, and B. Bronson. l9ostersfB. Breed, chairman, B. Gleue, F. Galles, l-l. Leonard, F. Kubisiak, G. Mayer, and F. Van Natta l3ublicityfJ. Miller, chairman. lnvitations from Poenius, chairman, and M. Krohn lVlusicf'J. Goodrich, chairman, B. Speltz, and F Bender. l2elreshmentsWMiss Flanagan, chairman, D. Cichy and J. Marlcs. 1 Cn the night ol April Q6 his majesty, Gordon lenpas, and her royal highness, Jacqueline Felice, led the grand march to the strains ol Wally Beauls orchestra. The Field l-louse was given the modern version ol ln the Mood with colorful top hats, canes, slippers, and large caricatures of stu- dents designed lny the Advanced Art Class. Pge69 Standing: B. Dittman, B. Gross, P. Siewert, J. Simon, H. Barker, J. Huber, J. Goodrich, V. Holmes, D. Peterson, J. Lawson, F. Bossert, J. Sweet, J. Gottschallc, B. Witte, R. Rob so J. McCourt Seated: B. Huffman, H. Kellogg, M. E. Love, J. Loveland, E. Roselcrans, M. Arpin, J. Miller, M. Whitroclc, J. Arpin, B. Bronson, B. Catlin The Ghost Returned Again the all-school play proved to be the highlight of the year's dramatic productions. With 320 College Avenue the vehicle for swiftly paced scenes, bright climaxes, and neat surprises, the cast and production staff of thirty-six students won cheering applause from a record breaking crowd. Early in the play Jim Goodrich, as Lee Macon, apparently was lcilled by one of his fellow students. Thereafter the action centered around an effort to determine the identity of the lciller. It was not until the closing lines of the play that the audience discovered, with the return of Lee, that the whole production was a play within a play and that the ghost had returned. The great expression of surprise throughout the huge audience in the field house was evidence that the cast had acted well. The cast and production staff were as follows: CAST OF CHARACTERS Judith Wayne Val ........ Minna .... Russell ...... Rita Day ..... Doreen Divine... Billy Grady. .. Nydia Noyes. Cy .......... Lee Macon. . Phyllis Martin. .. Lucille Nouvaine. ,. Ken ......... Nan Sills .... Hap .... . , . Phoenix .... . . Romney ..... . . . . . Ernie ......... .. ... ........................J.Miller Sweet M. Whitrock . . . .J. Simon , . .M. Arpin .E. Roselcrans . .J. Lawson .J. Loveland J. Gottschallc .J. Goodrich . .M. E. Love . . . .J. Arpin . . . .B. Gross . .B. Bronson .R. Robinson . .P. Siewert . . . .B. Witte .J. McCourt Mosetta Veens .... .... B . J. Catlin Professor Slopes ..., . Page 70 ..B. Huffman Dean Olivia D. Ool .... .... H . Kellogg The Chief ...,...... .... D . Peterson Joe, his assistant. . . ......... V. Holmes The Doctor ...... ........... B . Dittman Policemen .... ...... F . Bossert, J. Huber lnternes. .... ... . . .... H. Barker, W. Nelson Time: Evening-Qctober-Present Place: Living Room of a College Sorority House The action of the play is continuous PRODUCTION STAFF Prompter. . . ....................... L. Lulcowicz Malce-up. . . ,. . . .Miss E. Schweinem Electricians. .. ,... T. Kellogg, B. Patzer Lighting ....... .......... B . Behrend Sound Effects .... . . . ............... J. Henry Ticlcets ....... ,......... R . Berard, M. J. Collier Music ..... ..,. M r. J. Lisfca, Lincoln Orchestra Publicity. . . ..............,..... B. Kaudy Director .... . . .Miss R. McKenna -l-he Seniors Gave Us Tons of Money The senior class regaled a Friendly audience with a revival ol the riotous English Farce, Tons of Money. Not a bit dwarfed by the massive setting ol Aubrey l-lenry Allington's library, the cast built up each scene to a sparlcling climax. Carrying the burden of lines and action were two masters ol comedy, Ruth Ann Schroeder and Jaclc Simon, as Louise and Aubrey Allington. The roles ol butler, Sprules, and parlor maid, Simpson, had a fresh interpretation well given by Elaine Roselcrans and Peter Schanoclc. Mary Jane Collier slrilllully portrayed the tart Auntie Benita. High comedy in line and business grew from the happy trio composed of Julianne Arpin, as Jean Everard, Jim Mayer, as l'lenry, and Bill Dittman, as the true George Maitland. The characters of the serious-minded lawyer and the trite gardener were well done by Fritz Bossert and Clifford Reppen. Assisting the cast were members ot the production stall that made possible the Fine per- formance. Stage Managers ...., ..., R . Korslin, F, Brahmsteadt publicity ....... ..........,,. B . Eichhorn licltet Sale .... ,..... M .Thiele Prompter ..,. ,... G . Dagneau Electricity ..... ......,..., M . Barnitz Malce-up ..,....,.. ..,. M . Love, l-l. Kellogg Property Manager .,.... ......,.... ..... . . ............ M iss Schweinem Director ..,...................... .,.................,......... M iss Mclfenna Music by Mr. Lislca and Lincoln Orchestra songs, and color. 1 The chorus provided gay dances, A Waltz Dream played before large audiences two evenings. A Waltz Dream, an operetta in three acts presented by our choral clubs, proved to Page 72 Royal guards announced the arrival of the Princess. The royal court afforded colorful pageantry. be a polished performance. Jaclc Sweet dis- tinguished himself in the role of Lieutenant Nilci, an Austrian arm officer, as did l'larriet Kellogg, cast as Kay Kobinson, an American artist and Carol Hartman, cast as the Princess Helene. Qther leading roles were played suc- cessfully by C. Borchardt, M. Arpin, D. Peterson, M. l-lolliday, J. Gottschallc, J. Fredriclcson, G. Kell, B. J. Catlin, N. Wright, and B. Bronson. The royal march, the guards, the court ladies, the pages, the various choruses, the stage effects, the colorful costuming, and the splendid orchestral accompaniment all con- tributed to the effectiveness of the piece. Miss Bradford and Mr. Newman directed the operetta. Also on the production staff were: Miss Toll, stage manager, Miss Moll, general assistant, M. Krohn, prompter, Mr. l.isl4a and Mr. l-lornig, orchestra, C. Gilbert- son and l.. Yeager, properties, S. Sorenson, music librarian, Mr. f-latton, scenery, Miss McKenna, malce-up, M. l-lolliday and D. l'lagen, publicity, Mr. Paulson, printing, and Lincoln Choral Club Mothers, costumes. Princess l-lelene and Niki were received by the Sylvanian subjects K 'il Q15 V J I fe' ' 7 , . 4 .........., 4 wwf 'Nc v, , g H3 e W M M'-Q jf' .Q Q-fb f 3 U N i F X- A , , 0- f fu 2 43 xm f fx is 'X Page 74 l -L. -vii-vu-X ,--p--,- -4 I me '2 ff J. R Bates R Zeman F Kubuslalc L Benclce E Krueger R Rowland G Mader R Kahoun J Gf6Y,H Mnclcelson B Goggnns J Stewart J Benkowslu J Mayer Mgr Coach Carl Klandrud W Sullnvan A Amundson R Hahn R Reeves D Nordstrom H Yeager R Knut.,-son W bross G Tenpdg R Krumrel R Galgansku Asst Coach Walter Hemp Mgr R Malcolm V Hesse R Daxrs D Habeclc R Steunfeldt A Honlcomp J Utegaard H Barton S Kulxnlc J Srmon J Sullnvan J Qzottschallc J Sweet J Fredrnclcson l939 Red Raiders l.ast September, at the start ol school, our football team was very much ol an unl4nown quantity It might go places but there were many vvho had thenr doubts about that ln vvlnnnng the hrst game agannst Rhlnelander, nothing was shown to malce Rapids partisans optimistic However, on the lollovvlng week In meeting defeat at the hands ol Antlgo the Red Ralders were much greater than ID victory the prevlous vveel4 From this ponnt on the fortunes con tznued to ruse and loyal Rapids supporters had expectatnons ol a possible tae lor the champlonshnp untnl Wausau was met lhat game could best be lorgotten There was too much hnesse to cope with and also the unlury nnx The defeat hurt, ol course, but ut dld not demoralnze the team and the Red Randers closed the season wuth a vrctory over Stevens Rolnt, and a vlctory over the Rolnt IS always a httnng hnale On the Sidelines Homecoming ' 3 T939 Mg gl A 14' Y .... as I Goodrnch Philosophy , You Could Call lt Dancrng l-lomecommg Humor Our Alma Mater 'Q All Together Now x Telling the Town We re Out to Get Em Nice Goxng Freshles A I-lomecommg Well Not Forget Dlscouraged 'TQ Sernous Busmess Thus I-lomecommg Red Raiders Defeat Blue Jays I3 to O Through a program of parades pep meetings and bonhres one ol the years blggest events was Homecomnng whlch was so ably led by Chairman James Goodrich assisted by the following commxttee heads Susan Johnston l-lomecomrng dance tlcl4ets Dorothy l'lenlce Qrchestra Robert Brxngman Decorations Robert Rowland parade Manager,W1lllam l-lutlman Jr Assustant Parade Manager James McCourt Bonhre The pep meeting was ID charge olM1ss McKenna s dramatic clubs Wisconsin Raplds attacks on Merrill before a nousy colorful crowd resulted ID a lplomecomung vnctory Davns Simon Sullivan Barton Gottschallc Kulnnslo Scott Krumrel and Fredrnclcson were In the starting lmeup The total yardage lor Rapids was Q34 Merrill V18 The festlvltnes culmunated nn the l-lomecomlng dance alter the game Page 75 I l l I . I 1 1 2 V T F- 'l. ' ' Q. H ' , K -A A .S . , .. 5- . ' 'B - if 6. , 1 7. ' 8. ' ' , ' -. .Sf 9. Between l-lalves I ' ' '10, ' . 4 I I 1- . I . , - . I , . I . . I I I V i I 1 i 1 U i 1 ' , f . - i . ' ' . I . A - , 4 .1 . A I . , 1 I. - ' F A ' I I I fl I .I 1 I I I Ill W Sull a W Goss V Holmes J Be kowslr IIA ttCochJTo Clvlad WWoodRRze GS RD es cott a s Coach C Kland d te I e n K e Lrncolnls Basketeers A study of the record reveals one thing the team gathered momentum as the season progressed After a very slow start It reached a maxlmum of speed and vvon seven consecutuve games before benng stopped by Marshfield nn the season fnnals ln the regional tournament nt was our musfortune to engage Stevens Point when that team was hotter than hot A demorallzed team In the flrst half reversed Itself and outplayed :ts r1val the second half but could not overcome a tremendous first half lead The first defeat relegated the Rapnds to the consolatlon series and there was some consolation an vvnnnlng a cup ID that Will llQOtl'1I'OU8l1? Page 76 l 1 . . sv n, . r , . , n i , ssis an a , rresanu, J. er, . I , v , . , . vi, , ru l. ll. Krumren, J. Frednclcson, 52 S 1nfeld,E. W i bauer, H. Barton, R, r user Wisconsin Rapids Wisconsin Rapids Wisconsin Rapids Wisconsin Rapids ...... Wisconsin Rapids ...,., Wisconsin Rapids Wisconsin Rapids ,..... Rhinelanderm Tomahawlc. . . Wausau ..... Antigo ...... Edison ...... CMinneapolisD Stevens Point. Nelcoosa ..... THE RECCRD Wisconsin Rapids Wisconsin Rapids Wisconsin Rapids Wisconsin Rapids Wisconsin Rapids Wisconsin Rapids ..... Wisconsin Rapids ..... .36 .31 .27 .Q4 .40 .29 .Qi Wausau .... Marshfield. . Nelcoosa. . . Stevens Point ...... Delavan Deal Merrill ....- Marshfield. . 34 E24 19 QQ Q7 17 Q6 Thats the Way lt's Done TOURNAMENT Wisconsin Rapids .... 31 Stevens Point. . .49 in the Air :M Wi consin Rapids .... Q6 Gwen ......... 17 Wisconsin Rapids .... Q3 Manawa ....... TO Crowded Quarters Page 77 It SEASON RECGRD Wausau Marshheld Medford Rornt Waupaca Rapids olnt Rapnds Rapids Rapids Raprds Rapids Rapuds Rapids Rapids Rapids Waupaca Marshheld Wausau Medford overtnrne l'locl4ey Wuth only one letterman returnnng from last years squad the outloolt rn hoclcey was none too brnght As the season moved along It became a habit to talce It on the chrn Thus, however drd not discourage the boys and much valuable expernence was gained At the close ol the season there was no doubt nn the mrnds ol those ol us who had seen the team rn actnon that rt was a much lmproveo sextet Page 78 in ' Q QQ If II CoachJ A Torresam H lotzlce J Srmon, K Totslce, R Bates S Kullnskl J Utzgaard, D Habeclc, T Dolan Mgr G Pavlosku I J Gross L Maclcaben R Muller, R MrlIer,R Herman W Behrend E Webb In the Ring II W Sullivan R Mmta D Puder H Fueqel Coach Hemp Intramural Athletics Ihe Intramural athletrc program, under the drreetlon of Messrs Nell l-lemp and Iorresann, In eludes basketball boxlng, handball table tennrs, baslcetball rs In Full swung with about a hundred boys partrerpatrng A boxrng tournament rs run lor those boys Interested In the art of sell defense Qther tournaments are held throughout the wrnter Every boy has a chance to excel In one or more sports The program IS earned on wrrh two ob jeetrves rn mrnd sportsmanshup and mastery ol the game I W Mathews J Mathews Pat Le May J Bowman G Roselcrans WINNERS OF JUNIOR LEAGUE BASKETBALL II V Amundson J Prebbanow W Davus I F Johnson E P-sgels E Lubeck M Nordstrom WINNERS OF SENIOR LEAGUE BASKETBALL ll J Goodnch R Knudson I2 Leder I D Ierrlll J Crouse I2 Clark Page 79 I E 5 l I l badminton and solt ball. 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Qpe meek weve aNX 'xo pvaxse ox 'Coe meek apo Qpe wav 'xx w as xpaooko. dr ei f Mer 9 'o 'lr E 6a fc on if Y page 80 fm Q WE iw 4 AT' ff' Qi., x N K ' , 4? , W' 1 if .-rkmmq ' J 3 S ... . .1 Q 1 - ke g. my 'W fglgg ,w 3 V i Aff -v x K ..'-49' 7 W W 'W 'Xxx f . Q ,X I 'A :X 'hs Qs 9 5a3M ., Q J . FACULTY VS. SENIORS Score: Seniors 11 Faculty '14 Back Row: Cobleigh, Johnson, ToII Front Row: Kate, I-Iume, Scott, Dean, Rein- hart, Bainbridge Q WT I ist- i' ' X Y, 4 .. Q- I fruhd' A WS? . - ' YYY? ini t I SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM-CFacuIty Opponentsl ' . mi Iffh' 'A BGCIC ROW: GICHSCD, Carey, Schilter, ThieIe T' A A Front Row: Sonnenberg, David, Eichorn, Johnston, Love I M415 G.A.A. OFFICERS Treasurer .......... ,S. Schmidt Secretary ....... R. Sonnenberg President. . . ..... I. Gjertsen GirIs' Sports VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS-SENICJRS HIT PIN BASEBALL CHAMPIONS Johnson, Sonnenberg, Mayer, Schiltffrf, Gjertsen, 5CI1miCIt Johnson, Sonnenberg, Mayer, Schilter, Gjertsen, Galles, Love XS gd 3. A Mrs. Reinhart V A t' S A . cl t 5 v - at - A , ' S 4 l ' - -at 'V .4 A 4 -. .v Q 'lesaaf f x L, i f i m y, 4, 51,2 K ,A 5 A l E , 1 fi X.. . tx s, t- E. 3, 5. ' . W Ex , R Qi i ff ' . - 1 , A i .E . , - Q lx '-m ir-N 1 ,Q ' ..... if - ' ' IQ S ' Q,-.-u -. . -- - - e . -tc'-afar' , ,i .wi f e.f1-ffmf - - 1 --,, ' paw K. - SOPHOMORE HOCKEY TEAM Radomski, Fiegel, Wagner, Watson, Krutch, Wittenberg, Gleblce HEADS OF SPORTS Underclassmen Ping-Pong Champ Dorothy Fiegel Upperclassmen Ping-Pong Champ Lila Brown Kaudy, Baseball, Johnston, Badminton, Schilter, Baslcetball, Marlcs, l-lit Pin Baseball- Upperclassmen Sonnenberg, Volleyball, Galles, Tumbling, Gjertsen, Tennis, Schmidt, Archery, Brown, Badminton CSin5les5 Ping-Pong. Badminton Uppzrclassmen Badminton Underclassmen Champs CDoublesD CMMDS CDOublesD Johnston, Collier Watson, Fiesel Badminton Singles Wittenberg Susan Johnston Junior Hockey Team-Kaudy, Mayer, Marks, Sonnenberg, Brown 4-.Ar -1-f Q, fem- Y xocff, X ': ' X Q E 'ffm X gm kk ' u 3 sk 4 wx f ' .K AX X M gffff, ' X 'NN f:'fr,f4',Ng ,Q Op. if 6111 X A, r 4 qs oclovixow My . . z 4 MG Y . , v Q? x . 9 W' M owblwg K wld H, :Wax M .4 , f +f:v'N0Qb M we L 5 h 2,00 GMX QWGQ N ww M' Q NR xg-1, C' awww Page 85 C7 as A x J' CQ aa 'K : l ' x :T lf'wgW xsQ'H QQ L41 ,L ' L' 1 - 57 L f JJ X if 1' f' 1 N f X gf x P C-f 5 ll k'4! Q J U, js, v' SQA S A. Z Y E0 559 Q lbw cn ji N H Q1 C3 f xx if J . x..x G ', 5 1 5 N l ' KL' Qgk ASIEESX L1 1 00 4 BR Q U 5 K ,Q ,J fu X, P -NMI ff. f X C aww H , 11' X .. TU T4 J wgi QEQK Q9 3 WX f' f W . 5 3: 3 5 A Q' Na C1 V Q Jf qw 9 W S 3 RGSHE f BQRKA5 GUY'-JN BQQSQQ lffflifx ? X 2 Q SX ,K LA,-1 me V if qw 9 f 2 Y G 1 ' Q i WW-Xb' rf -x 14977 Ei fx 4' 1. 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'f 'i f',, ev' gl par Harp And Hands f ,,,f,4' , E'f'Jf97sf Q- m..U,LwC. 3 'Qs UUUU' fff6'4ri:5 'k V ' 0 uv Survey ol Last Years SCDIOVS Alumnl l939 Loule Amundson at home Slxteenth St North Bertel Anderson Employed Prentlss Weber Co James Anderson Employed Servlce Man Gamble Store Margaret Andrewskl Employed Woolworth Company Clerk Laura Appel at home 1111 Nlnth Street South Edward Aughey at home Donald Bach Employed Constructlon by hls father Carol Baldwln Mrs Prlnke Rlpon WISCONSIN Esther Bandelln at home 119 West Grand Ave Mae Bandelln Employed Woolworth Co Clerk Helen Barto Mrs Donald Smlth 1O11V2 Washlngton St Frank Bartz UDIVCFSILY Extenslon Course WISCONSIN Raplds Raymond Behllng Employed Betty Behrend Employed Dorothy Bender Student John Bender Employed Marlorle Bender Susan Bender Student Georgla Berard Employed Murlel Berard Student Dorothy Blnnebose at home Phyllis Blnneboose Employed Burt Blorge Employed Merle Blanchfleld at home GIOYIG Bocaner Student John Bodette Student Norbert Bonertz Student Fredrlck Bonow Employed Donald Bord Employed Evelyn Boyarskl Employed Lorna Boyd Student Mary Breed at home Robert Burhlte Employed Ruth Burhlte Student Margaret Campbell at home Janet Case Peter Chrlstensen Student Wlllldm Colburn Student Donald Colby Student Nell Cook Employed Ralph Cooper Employed Mlldred Damutz Employed Esther Davles Dora Mae DGVIS at home Ellzabeth De Guere Student Werner Delgmann Employed Phll Dlttman at home Rlchard Dolan Employed Betty Eaton at home Rlchard Ebbe at home Paul Ebsen Employed Erma Ehlert Student Arthur Ellls Employed Bruce Esweln Student Nell Fahl at home Edwln Feehley at home Donald Fehrman at home Rlchard Felh Employed Marlan Flegel at home Elmer McMarme Woolworth Co -Clerk Wausau Buslness College L L Bender Mrs James Herrlck Stevens POIDL Normal Woolworth Co Clerk UDIVCVSIIY of WISCONSIN 1410 Oak Street Wood County Telephone OHICC Golden Glow Waupaca 510 Tenth Ave South UHIVCYSILY of WISCONSIN Rlpon College Wausau BUSIDZSS College Bethke s Garage Consolldated Raplds Sheet 81 Metal Works LaCrosse Normal 990 Wylle Street Perry s Sport Shop Wood County Normal Chlcago Johnson 84 Hlll Co Clerk Unlverslty Extenslon Course Stevens POIHL Normal UFIIVCTSIIY Extenslon Course H 81 H Grocery People s Coal Co RIVZVVICW Hospltal Whereabouts not ascertalned 640 Lee Street Unlverslty Extenslon Course Consolldated 541 Nlnth Ave South Johnson 84 l-llll R F D Q40 Tenth Ave North l-lenry Ebsen Wood County Normal Blron Mlll Stevens Polnt Normal 1360 Flrst St North 731 Fourth Avenue North 391 Nlnth Avenue North Consolldated 1351 Chestnut Street Mardelle Flsher Employed Wood County Telephone OHIC2 Robert Flatt Student Tlm Foley at home Jean Frltzslnger Student Elalne Gallas Employed James Gaulke at home Nona Germann Student Page 94 Stevens Polnt Normal 910 17th Avenue South Stevens Polnt Normal Mr Sprlse 640 Wlsconsln Street Columbla College Bernlce Gerum Employed Emamae Glbson Employed Earl GIQStZdd Employed Dorothy Glll Employed VIVIBD Grall Student Betty Grosklaus at home Ofllce of Consolldated Blron Mlll Flnlshlng Room Mllwaukee Wlsconsln Glll s Palnt Store Nurses Tralnlng Marshfleld Wls Geraldlne Grundeman Employed Mlss Zapp Don Hagen Student La Belle Hagen at home Varglnla Hartman at home Evelyn Henke Employed Raymond Henke Employed Allce Herman Employed Dorothy Herman Employed Donald Herrlck Employed Claude Hesterman Employed Beatrlce Hoekstra Employed Donald Horock Student George Huser Employed Ruth Jacob at home Vlfgll Jacoby Employed Deborah Johnson Student Helen Johnson Employed Rlchard Johnston at home Herbert Kalllsh at home Clarence Kelp Employed EUHICC Kersten Employed Donald Kester Employed Ardean Klevene Employed Ellen Knlef Student Irene Knuth Employed Roger KODICCZRI Student Leo Konkel Employed l-larold Koth at home Marlon Krause at home Constance Kreuser at home Ruth Kroll Employed Alyce Krueger at home Robert Kublsak Employed Robert Kurtz Employed Margaret LaBarge at home Dorls Ladwlg Employed Mary Lawrence Student Carl Leder at home Charlotte Lee Employed Harrlette Llpke at home Janet Lubben at home Robert Ludwlg Employed Georgla Luth Employed Emerald Lyons Student James Mader Student Douglas Marshall Student Lorene Marcaus Employed Jeanette Matthews at home Robert McWold at home Morgan Mldthun Student Bette Muller John Mlller at home Nell Mlller Employed Rlchard Mltchelle Employed Allan Moll Employed Francls Mollet Employed DanlelMuehlsteln Student Marle Mullenlx Employed Mary Nash RIDOD College 330 Seventh Street South Ehlert s Grocery Bethke s Garage Bookkeeplng Housework-Clark s Resldence Housework Port Edwards Consolldated Fred Hesterman Whltrock s Drug Store Unlverslty of WISCONSIN Farming Vesper 451 Thlrd Avenue North Peter s Grocery Carroll College Nekoosa Edwards Paper Co 591 Second Street South 1601 Second Avenue South Gross Brothers Clothlng Factory Consolldated Johnson 81 Hlll Concordla Teachers College RIVCF Forest llllnols Consolldated Wood County Normal NYA olmar Laboratorles Mllwaukee WIS 310 Twelfth Street North 441 Oak Street 1051 Washlngton Avenue Johnson 84 Hllls part tlme Kublsak Plumblng Co Johnson Service Company Herschleb s Bakery Stevens Polnt Normal 650 Hugh Street Woolworth Company Q40 Twelfth Avenue North 541 Grant Street Woolworth Company Housework Stevens Polnt Normal Rlpon College Stevens POIHL Normal Ben Franklln Store 511 14th Avenue North 1950 Prospect Street Unlverslty Extension Course Mrs Floyd Ellls 541 Elghth Street South Consolldated OFFICE Mllwaukee By father Hotel Wrtter RIPOD College Mrs L A De Guere Travellng ln south . . . , - ............. 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D. 1 P NT ,.,,,,,,. - - '.'Qffffffff .............l la.r.o.1 - .... fffffffffffffffffffff ..... .. .3 5 ..-----.'---l-------- -- Bernlce Nelson Student Stevens Point Normal Marcla Nelson Employed E J Young Maxlne Nelson Employed Wood County Grocery Co Bookkeeping Ruth Noble Student Stevens Polnt Normal Howard Pagel at home Marjorle Pagel at home 811 D Street Mlldred Pagels at home Jerald Palmqulst Employed Consolidated Norman Patruck at home 1550 Chestnut Street Helen Peterson Employed Wood County Collectlve Service Florence Peters Marte Plowman Employed Ruth Podratz Employed Lawrence Prlmeau Employed Marcella Prusynskn Employed Lucille Putzler at home Whereabouts not ascertalned Johnson 84 Hlll part tnme Peter s Grocery Consolidated Court House 641 13th Avenue North Nathan Smnth Student Umversuty of Wlsconsm Rlchard Smith Employed Abel S SKOFC Marlon Snyder Employed Stenography Father Johnson Raymond Stake at home James Stark Student Don Steuck Employed Marcella Suhr Employed Gordon Sulluvan Employed Doris Sweet Loss Sweet Employed Harold Swetz at home Ann Tekampe Wlth r Floyd Terrrl Employed Bull Tumm Employed Donald Trmmerman Employed James Tomsyck at home Robert Totzke Employed Stevens Pornt Normal Service Statlon Milwaukee Road Construction Mrs Harold Sparks Water and Lngf1tOffuce elatlves at Munston lndlana Harry Terrll McCamley S Grocery Consolndated 411 Ninth Avenue North Consolndated Lorralne Radke Student Beauty Culture School Mllwaukee Laura Radomskl Employed Housework Chicago llllnols June Ralston Student Wood County Normal Frances Reeves Employed Woolworth Company Muldred Rlemer Employed Ruvervlew Hospital Marlorne Reunert Student Unlverslty Extenslon Course Sam Remley Student Duke Umverslty South Carolina Frances Reshel Employed Gamble Store Wausau Mary Reshel Travelrng wuth Mr and Mrs Wlltrout Delmar Trantaw Employed Wayne Trnggs Student Tom Utegaard Student Charles Van Alstyne Employed By father painting Unlverslty Extension Course Umverslty Extension Course Ernckson s Servuce Statuon Lucille Van Gorder Employed Wood County Telephone Office Earl Van Lysel Employed DHXOV1 l'lOfCl Arthur VIfjInSkI at home Anthony Warren Employed By father nn garage Woodrow Weaver Employed Baron Mall Dorothy Webb Employed B20 Ffdnlsllfl Store Marne Wngqlns Employed Wulpolt S Restaurant Leonard Wlllan Employed De Pere Wls garage Arthur Wann Student Unlverslty Extension Course Ronald Wlpperman Employed Ahdawagam Office Keuth Roberts Student Carl Rohde Employed Raymond Saeger Employed Vlctor Salter Student Irene Saunders Employed Patrucla Sautner at home Mabel Schanes Employed Dorothy Schull Employed Norman Schllter at home Blanche Schluter Employed Umverslty of Wrsconsln NYA NYA Rlpon College Carey Electric Shop Q71 Lyons Street Normlngton s Laundry Johnson 81 Hull VesperR F D 1 Johnson 84 Hull Merlin Schluter Attended Oshkosh Buslness College for flve months at home now Marjorle Schmidt Student Mllwaukee Le Clalr School of Beauty Culture and Gretchen Baran School of Dancing Wnlllam Schroeder Employed Carpenter work for father Wallace Schuetz Employed Marlung Lumber Company Gertrude Seekatz Employed Bronson Finance Co Prlvate Secretary and Bookkeeplng Pasadena Callfornla Ruth Serb Employed Whxtrock s Tea Room Ulrich Shaurette Employed Bowllng Alley Edmond Shymanskl Employed Plenke s Grocery John Sregler at home Denzel Skerven at home Dlck Smart Employed Wllcox Store Delores Wlthers Mrs Morris W Knuteson Betty Wnttenberg Employed Johnson 81 Hull Offlce Ken Wnttrock Employed Mullwrlght Apprentice at Consolndated Adeline Wolcott Mrs Carl Peckham Marjorie Woodman at home VCSDCV Charles Wright Student Umverslty of llllnous George Vaeger Plenke 84 Eberhardt s Grocery Betty Zager Employed Wood County Telephone Office Orwald Zuege Employed Wlsconsln Rapids Furnlture Company Sylvester Zuege Employed Gross Brothers SUMMARY OF 1939 GRADUATES Students employed 9 Attending lnstltutlons of hlgher learning At home Married S00 400 N IOOO LINCOLN n-new SCHOOL N Q ENROLLMENT Gaowrrl 'Q 0 l9l2. 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