Little Wolf High School - Wolf Yearbook (Manawa, WI)

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fell9'f -T?-D'VVQ3 llz, F'CefQ'll'7Q Alumni The first class graduated from the Little Wolf High School in 1889, when three finished the course. Since that time over two hundred and fifty students have graduated, including the class of 1917, which contains twenty-seven students, the largest class to graduate from this High School. Members of the Alumni of the Little Wolf High School can be found in nearly every state in the Union and in every walk of life. Business men, lawyers, doctors and teachers have their followers in the graduates of this High School. In the year of 1890, Williain H. Hatten, now of New London, Wisconsin, called a meeting of the graduates up to that time and organized the Alumni Associa- tion of the Little Wolf High School with VV. H. Dick, now of Phillips, Miss., C. B. Stanley, of New London, and K. VV. Shipman, of Janesville, of the class of 1889 and G. R. Lindsay, of Miami, Florida, who graduated in 1890, as charter members. Since that time twenty-three classes have graduated and the membership has increased proportionally. The object of the Association is to keep in touch with each other. The mem- bers of the last graduating class are the guests of honor at a banquet given by the Association every summer, where representatives from nearly every class are present. The officers of the Association are: President ................. ,.....,....... ll liss lllargaret Neil, '09 Vice-President .......... ....,....... L lr. Lorenzo Darling, '15 Secretary ..,,,..,..... .,.,...... IN Iiss Elizabeth Ritchie, '04 Treasurer ............ ,,,,....... IN Irs. Grace Bigford, '05 Page Twenty-nine

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Quo-f-Q-1' Q ru., 1?-E-nag ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS. Ottomar Esche, President. Earl Axtell, Vice-President. Dorothy Vaughan, Secretary. George Scanlon, Treasurer. THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. During the month of September, 1914, the Athletic Association of the Little Wolf High School was organized. Since that time every branch of Athletics has ad- vanced and prospered. In Football, since 1914, we have lost only three games, one of these defeats being inflicted by a Normal School. In basketball, although not as successful as football, we have won the majority of our games. In baseball we have lost only one game out of twelve played. To these records can be given much credit to the Athletic Association, which has stood by all sports and helped to make Little Wolf High School a School to be looked up to. The Athletic Association believes in good clean athletics and with the help of the students and the interest of the towns- people it has bettered that part of school life greatly in the three years it has existed as an institution of the Little Wolf High School. Page Thirty-one