Madison East High School - Tower Tales Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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1 f, L Y ll A ian Na ! a . 1 ,I 1 L jx' , 1 l 1 - I R 5 -. X. X l l u r I L , I ll 'I ,, v rl .ij X T .f I93l -31'1jF:-::7fYQ'U X 1 l Q 'IVCUNXVIEIR TVAILIEXY X . x DRAPIER, THELMA Thelma, who entered from Hillsboro High School in her junior year, was a member of the Glee Club and the Girls' Student Club. DYE, WILLIAM Bill's fine work in basketball for one year made him a star despite his small stature. He was vicefpresident of Triple X and a member of john Muir, and M clubs. EICRHOFE, IRVING Irving was out for football, basketball, and track. He: was a member of the Gerf man Club and on carnival committee in his sophomore year. ELLESTAD, EDNA Eddie belonged to both the Friendship and Student clubs. She must have been partial to volley ball, for she played it her Hrst and last years in this school. ,f X, 'Xi xkENTWISTLE, WALLACE I ally entered East High om Sauk City High School during his junior year. Since then he has been a member of the Hi-Y and has been on the football squad. 1 FAUST, ROBERT Bob, who belonged to the M Club as a result of his work on the track team for two years, also played home room basketball. He was a member of the Cartoon and Glee clubs. He has had character parts in several school plays. fPage 281 DUCKERT, Lois Loie, a newcomer from Cot' tage Grove High School in her junior year, was an ac' tive member of the Girls' Glee Club and took part on committees and in the prof duction staffs of the oper' ettas. EICHMAN, HERMAN Herman was a partaker in the activities of the carnival. The German Club also claimed him as a member. He was regarded as a gentle' man by all his classmates. ELKINGTON, AN NA LoYcE Anna Loyce was a member of the National Honor So' ciety. She's been a great asset to Tower Times as news editor and later, editor, infchief. She was publicity manager for If I Were King as a member of Dramatics Club. She played with the band four years and be- longed to the Girl Reserves, john Muir, and Latin clubs. ELLESTAD, ELVER Elver belonged to the Latin and Civics clubs. He won an M in football, took part in Lelawala, and worked on the athletics committee of Tower Tales. FAULKES, GEORGE Perhaps you have wondered why George was always car' rying a camera wherever he went. The reason was his position on the snap depart' ment of the 1930 Tower Tales. He went out for football also. FELLY, CARL Buster's chief interest in school was drawing cartoons and going to the Cartoon Clubfoutside of school his main occupation was working in a restaurant. We don't know for which he was more noted. He also belonged to the band and French Club.

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CLARK, SHIRLEY Shirl entered from Cottage Grove in her junior year. She has belonged to the Girl Reserves and her dancing was one of her outstanding characteristics. CLINE, RUTH Ruth was a member of Na' tional Honor Society. She was active in basketball, base' ball, and hockey. She was also a member of John Muir and French clubs, of G. A. A. and the Girl Reserves. DAVIS, GRACE E. Grace was very ambitious as a student, always had good grades. Volley ball, basket' ball, and baseball were her choice of athletics. DENNIS, HAROLD Teen's unforgettable spats will make him a figure of the class of 1931. He was a member of our hne band. DILLoN, Roy Roy was one of the quiet. studious students of home room 132. Not many ever heard of Roy's being dis' turbed or disturbing any- body. DoNsTAD, CURTIS Curt was a friendly, shy, and goodfnatured boy at East High and one of the many admirers of the fair sex. In his home room he was stu- dent activity collector. ulfwulf. l93I CLINE, JANESE Ianese was a member of the National Honor Society. She has played an active part in the societies of this school and has won a Service E. She has belonged to Latin Club and Girl Reserves, was treasurer of Dramatics Club, and chairman of the photo' graph committee of Tower Tales. Cox, ESTELLE Estelle's interests were varied, including baseball, volleyball. Tower Tales, Latin and John Muir clubs. She put forth her best as service chairman of Student Club. DAVIS, WILLARD Bill was a member of the Latin Club during two of the years he spent at East High. He also took part in the carnival, but the com' mercial department was his chief field of activity. DIEHL, CHARLES Chuck will be remembered for everything, for he was always doing something diff ferent, from making an, nouncements to making the teachers cross-eyed from try' ing to read his writing. He was active on committees, on Tower Tales, in plays. in Debate and Glee clubs, and in home room sports. DOKKEN, MERLE Doc was another one of those toofgoodfnatured inf mates of home room 132. He was active in the carnival of 1929. DOYLE, JOSEPH Jos, who was one of our few redfheaded classmates, won his M as a reward for his skill in track. He also worked on the carnival. He was noted for displaying light colored, gay sweaters. fPag'2 l WU! WIEIR WAILIES F-I Nil , X , N l il . X li I ,I F11

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FEMRITE, ETI-IEL Ottee, who was a member of G.A.A., has played volley ball and baseball for four years-besides being on the track team for three years. She also belonged to the Latin, John Muir, and Friend- ship clubs. FLINT, EDNA Eddie was one of East High's chief soloists. She was the leading character in Old Louisiana and an outstand' ing member of the Treble Clef Club. She was a stu' dent activity collector and a member of the Cartoon Club. FRASER, ADELINE Frenchy was a member of the John Muir Club during her last two years. Although she was quiet, she was al' ways pepped up when she could go somewhere. GATES, EDITH Edie was noted for her art work, and consequently she has worked with the art def partment of Tower Tales for three years. She has also been a member of Friend' ship, Dramatic, and John Muir clubs. GOMBAR, MARGARET Gummy has been a member of G. A. A., of the Girl Ref serves, and of French Club. She has taken part in many sports particularly in baseball, basketball, and volley ball. She also served on the typ' ing committee of this year's annual. GORMAN, HARRIET Harriet spent her time out' side of school playing golf. She has been a member of French and John Muir clubs and has played baseball and volley ball. uf5xs111JE+ggW iIys?vmxm1 l93l FEMRITE, STELLA Chic belonged to the Latin and John Muir clubs. As a member of G. A. A. she played on the basketball, vol' ley ball, and baseball teams -and was on the track team two years. FOSNOT, LAUREL She was a member of the National Honor Society, and as an enthusiast of the Draf matics Club, she served in three roles-business man' ager, prompter, and actor. She has done excellent art work. Besides this she was chairman of the activity sec' tion of this annual. FREUND, RUTH Ruth was very athletic. When she was in her senior year, she became a member of G.A.A. She has played volley ball and basketball for three years. She was a typist for Tower Tales and a mem' ber of the Girl Reserves. GAY, WILLIAM William was a member of the National Honor Society and also a wearer of the Service E. He was cofeditor of this year's Tower Tales, and a year ago he was asf sistant editor of Tower Times. He was president of debate club. and vice president of HifY. In all he had a great career. GOODMAN, LEONE Leone's interest was the art room. She has worked on the art committee of the annual, has designed many posters, and was an ardent member of the Cartoon, John Muir, and German clubs. She played volley ball and ball. GRUENDLER, ELEANORE Eleanore, who was a mem' ber of National Honor So' ciety, entered East High from Edgewood in her sophomore year. She was cofeditor of this year's annual, a member of Latin Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, and a soloist of the Glee Club. She played the leading part in the Mikado. Wage 291 'lfllll WIEIR JD-XXILIES