Marshfield High School - Tiger Yearbook (Marshfield, WI)

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0F SENIUR HIGH SCHUUL SCHOOL DAYS September 8. 19-41: school was upon the youth of Marshheld a week later than usual to allow them to enioy and work at the fair. Back from their summer vacation they came. to find the school just as they had left it in the spring. However. several new teachers had made their appearance. Outstanding event of September was the dedication of Beell Stadium. The students were doubly proud that night. They had one of the Gnest stadiums in the conference, and the team defeated the Rapids! All classes held their elections early in the year with very capable ofhcers being elected. TIGER BENEFIT BALL This year the annual Tiger Carnival was replaced by a large confetti ball. Although many features of the carnival were retained. the most prominent was the election of a l-:ing and queen by popular vote. After the excitement of counting votes was hnished, Del Connaughty and Ruthe Vvfagner were crowned king and queen of the Tiger Ball. Dancing continued to the music of Bob Dietrich and his College Play Boys. During this month. a mumps epidemic hit the high school. quarf antining many students and two faculty members. October 31 saw the hnal football game played in a rainstorm. ANCHORS AVJEIGH To the tune of Anchors Aweighu the students danced at the 1942 Senior Ball. Held early in the year to avoid conflicting with other senior activities, the dance drew a big crowd. Vwfally Beau's orchestra provided the music. The students had two vacations during November: on the fourth and Hfth. the teachers went to their state convention in Milwaukee: on the twentyffirst all celebrated Thanksgiving Day. Basketball season got under way with a nonfconference game at Ivlosinee. THE HOLIDAYS As usual. December brought a wel' come relief from school activities. The day before school closed for the holidays. a Christmas program was pre' sented under the direction of Miss Anderson with the help of various students and the band. During the two week vacation. the usual holiday formal and informal parties were held. The alumni were home to tell of their experiences. The New Year was ushered in with the usual ceremony. BIQMS' DAY Coming back in january. the students found an innovation in their program. Due to the de' fense program. for the first time in the history of Marsh' field. school was held on Saturday. This plan was carried out twice a month through March. Objections weren't voiced too loudly. but the students on one occasion took the liberty of converting it into a Bums' Day. The tattered and multifcolored clothes worn on that occasion were the talk for many a day. Both boys and girls vied for honors to see who could look the worst. The results. however. were a tossfup between the two. 6