Marshfield High School - Tiger Yearbook (Marshfield, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1943 volume:

v i 1 f r f I f THB I IGHJI Senlor Hlgh School Ma shf eld W sco s n 1943 Autumn days, brisk and busy kc' Charged with keen sunshine. --P ,J A i So plain and stripped of green Stadium . . . snapped through the Iibrcrry window 1 1. swag ff Q ,- f:,,,w,.,, . Y ffmif Mwzzewfw ,fm 41' QR.. ' 35, W f fm ' nf. ww- H: I x far ffxfwiwf A 1, ,, ,gm ,. ' 7 4M ,, ef. wwf, ,, a,.,,,,,,w4,aQgf..,. M. .' ,. ffl- fi 58:53 Q4y'Q:,Q:,f ,M V AK--'-Prlsgfff ng Q:'.':3,gf' 'L f-V, X Q., ., f , .M , we H, ,. , , , . , , .wma ,,, . L44 ,F ,,,.,. ' ,ff-,-f'-W-a., ' f ' V ltf :, QN -.qmizfa 41 ff: ' M, ' . f . , ,, N . 44 Announced by Q11 the trumpets of the sky 51,1 Q xfss 'S , '- Q D' 5 ss! I I Y , eu! t Y at 1 . Vw, . N 4 Q l' 'H 'v V 1 -Sv 1, x i ,Q hr Q 1 1 . , rg. , , ' L' .' v ' ' 'Y 1. K 1. '. 5 ' s ' 4 px , f . - Q NJ ,Z 4 v ' :T ' i1,:xN:fl Q ' 0 Q: 1. ,I h A . P . - 1 W- v 1' 1 'i' ': N :F lhfif' v ' , L V Q 4 .ak H ,L in , f, xii. . X 1 8 in 1. 'lk w ' - k vw Q' J ,. ' . . 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I 0' 'Elf' 'a They sold We bought TIGER BOARD Edrtor P Schremer Business Manager F Grles Photography Edttor L MacPherson Senror Edttors S Stephens L Mueller Iumor Edrtor I Cop s P Sophomore Edrtor M Nnsbet Art Edrtor B Wltt Actrvzty Edztor E Wood Feature Edrtor F Schmrtt Faculty Edrtor M Kraschnewskr Grrls Sports W Mercer Boys Sports I Barwlneck Crrculatron Manager W Thomas Promotron Manager I Kaas Ty 1 psts P Nelson R Kraemer Advrsers Art W Hmkley Edxtorxal B Gagno n Fmancxal E Schwan Trgers The stdff listens Mr Schwan exp cms Hemlock Sholmes and Potsan two corny characters kept the Tlger campalgn roar mg from day to da y An mnovatxon of the campargn was the sal es booth easxly acces srble to all students F ormerly the campaxgn was conducted on a competrtrve basxs where by any student could partxcrpate m takmg orders Thrs year the personal contact work was taken over by members of the Tlger Board Ierry IGet xt from mel Barwlneck d ded an even 100 to the total sales Srxty four orders gave Walter Thomas second place rn the race and W mrfred Mercer was next m lrne Color Coniettz Carnzval Under a lummaus harvest moon and amld showers of confettr the Tlger Carnival Dance was held on October 16 1942 Kmq Melvm Rhodes and Queen Florence Brechler marched through the path formed by therr court of honor to be crowned by Delbert Connauqhty and Ruthe Wagner kung and queen of the Trqer Carmval Dance of 1941 Members of the faculty and student body all came out to earn money for the first war Trqer Thexr efforts were not rn vam The dance was the fun event of the year Royal Court Backus Canney Do W Mercer Schmrtt Schreiner Stephens Towne Barwlneck Bodoh Kraerner Ley Rasmussen Stadler W Tollefson B Wolff 0 37' We all threw confettz I .I ' 1. ' 1. B, Z, K. E. 11 C. S. Hobelsberqer I, McDonald . I. F. ' B. P. ' . S. . A. 1 D tl L Q' isis. F? BOARD OF lohn L. Stauber, President Elihu Rasmussen, V' W rce-President . D. Irvine , Secretary Mrs. M. R. Laird Miss A. Emmaqene Hayward Lyle Tuchscher Fred Wolff EDUCATION Admin istrat OTS H Kms Hofdd K Supenmendem BGS quo 565910 . Hguhh Maile Glenn D. Tmkham pygncipux Secreiflw They point the way Lenore Anderson LeRoy BISIYOP Alvm Blvef F- 1 Klara Dahlke Robert Dou tas LENORE ANDERSON BS U S I-hstory Enqltsh IO Sentor Class play Drama club Mtss Anderson IS now a fullfledqed Nurses Aldo LEQIOY BISHOP BE MA Poltttcal Sctenve World Htstory Asststant football and basketball coach Ctvtltan defense mstructor for handlmq tncendxary bombs ALVIN BITZER BS Cabmet Makmq HARRY BORCHARDT BS M A Phys1csPre-Fltqht Chemtstry Instructor of gases for ctvtltan defense Instructor of Pre Fltqht at mqht scltogl KENNETH BOYLAN BS MA Matltemattcs lunlor Class advtser IOHN BROMING BE MSED Btoloqy Chemistry Sctence Club KLARA DAHLKE BA MA Algebra I.at1nI II Laltn club ROBERI DOUGLAS BS Metal Work 13 And gladly wolde he Iearne . . Dorothy Dunn Antomettc Johnson Douzias Johnson Rose Grambsch Marjorre Hugunm DOROTHY DUNN BE MA Enqhsh ll Busmess Engllsh Mxss Dunn left m November to teach at DesPlames lllmols BEATRICE GAGNON BA Library Edltorxal adviser of the Tlqer ROSE GRAMBSCH RN Smce l933 M1ss Grambsch has been domq Puhlxc Health Nursmq She carrled on work wlth Crxppled chlldren m South Dakota before commq to Marshfxeld KENNETH HEIDEMAN BE BS Aqrxculture Future Farmers of Amer1Ca Sophomore Class adviser VVlNlFRED HINKLEY BA Art Art advlsor for the T1qer MAR IORlE HUGUNIN PhB Enqllsh ll 12 Drama club Semor Class advlser ANTOINETTE IOHNSON BE Typmq Shorthand Commerce Commerclal club mqht school mstructor of Shorthand and Typmq DOUGLAS IOHNSON BE World l-llstory World Geography trans terred to Purdy Iumor Hxqh School m lanuary to teach Soc1al Studxes l4 1 Z- , W - ' no cmd gladly teche H-Ji 'Q' Br. 1 n allure Koemnis abk Vlr Ima Ray Half' Lveralchne Rhyner Schleunes Nettle Shen' BLHNADETH2 lxOr.NINCS BE Bo :lclcefp ommerclol Low Soles ypmq teacr s Typmq ond Sho ho mol ot mqht nool IACK MURPHY S B ys Physmcz Educutxbr VlPGlNlA PAY BS Home Economlcs IN w Mrs Inu s Scllerq of V oc Texos GERALDINE RHYNER BM Orchbstro Glrls Glee Llul Boys Glee Club M1xed Chorus Mrs R ,fn r als tex ls s muslc cut Purdy Iumor Hlqh School EDMOND SCHWAN BS U S Hls ry Polmccl Scxence Forum DISCUSSION Tlqer lmomcfs ALEFRT SCHLEUNES BS Bond Mr Schleunes cmd Ile Bond boutrr ut rxuch to o pr qrams NEUFIE SHERFI BA MA G rmcm Frerch Erqlxsh lO C rmar cmd Fren h Clubs CURT SOM MERER BS Drotmq Mr Sommerer IS now or member of the U S Navy KAT IIRINE WFLCH BS Glrls Physrcal Educctlon Booster Club L1 A A 5 Q-3 PreSenUnq Aqnes Wood gc 155 nsen M o 501 HQXYXSUCCQS M' X xc onow Y Home o ld I-I1stOfY hy Wm ck World Geoqmp en h Son Re-,D1oC9d Mr IO n Robert Felholer Draftmg Mr Sommerers successor -5 Irene Stubbms English Come to MQIShfl61d from New Holsrem R Brown I D1x G Iorgenson Who need n o IH Iroductfon 1 6 k in :Q 1 L 'N..., X X - , V J A ' . to X V m H R K A . 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Peterson IN ,Um B hlxugr .0 K Margie Rayhorn Rhodes Wxlma Jeanette Reed , Walter Noll Daniel Nowaakx Norman Pagourel Suzanne Peters hm Rasmussen Wayne Raimussen xsxgi 4 -A GX N lvester Reif Laver Reigel Arlynne Rogney 16 1 fT1iog7z.1g BETTY RGMAIN Corn Lal Club 4 Drama Club 4 Band 2 3 ALICE RGTTSCHEIT St Iohhs 2 Comme-rclal Club 4 HARRIETT ROTTSQHEIT St Iohrm 2 C,OIllI'TlGIClCll IU 3 lf I1 e 4 G A A 3 IA SCHMIDT St Illll 2 l1d R t 1 3 4 FAUSTINE SCHMITT Ironwood H11h Sch ol 2 COTDHIP-ICICI Club 4 T11 r Board 4 Sec Tre-or 4 OI AQQ1 taht 3 4 LILLIAN MITZ Lcr cal Llul lb oo 1b 2 4 2 3 4 MAY SQ HNFIDE Cr 11111 1orQ1al Cub lGIlC C,l1t CA A 2 3 4 LGRRA S REINDL S I l Qlul. 4 PATRICIA SCHRFINER C 111 C Cl Bra 11a Club 3 4 Latm IW 2 For 1111 D1 r b 2 Tmor BX I KDL S GTT S me Qlub 3 G 4 RAUL SFIDI F lc t WILLIAM STADLLR Ln J11111 IC,lC'l Llur 3 4 Stag r1ttC1ul 2 Badger Boys State 3 VIRGINIA STANGL S I P 2 L 1 119-r ral Club 3 4 G 1116 l 4 Q AA 3 RAY STA BER St lohr1s2 SHIRLEY STEPHENS Dr 1 Clul 2 3 4 T1 Jer B 1rd 4 Booster Cltlo 4 GAA 2 ll1CerL ader 4 BILL STGIBER Football 2 BOB STGIBER Fortb ll 2 3 LGRRAINE STROBEL DGN STRUCK Band 2 3 4 G Ch trfr 3 KATHERINE STUBBE r11111er 1l Qlul 3 4 GAA 3 MYRON THGM Football 3 4 Bas lc tball 3 4 WALTER THGMAS Dra rrrrr Club 3 4 Gorman Qlul 3 4 Smohc Clul 2 3 4 Photography Club 3 4 Forum DlSCUSSlCH 3 Tlbl Q T141 r Bodrd 4 EUN THGMSON CC uercm 4 GAA 2 WAR EN TGLLEFSGN LB Semor Autographs 4- , f'Il9Y l 1 ' 7 7 Chl 7 Sc' ct Club 4: Fxyrohgtcs 47 . . . , MES . o S 7 1 1ll.,Q eau S , . ' T f f o 7 , ' 3 , 7 It Q 7 .- L 5. 7 Eco ,gs , . SCH 3 1 hmor 1 T, 5 37 Scrh -, Clt , 3, 7 For' CllSlCS , , . ' 3. , R 1 ' ,, l 3, 47 Sc ' 'Q 313 27 Booster Club 3, 47 1. .. . , , . INE CH t. L'llI'l'S 2- C3111:r1fir:1a S' S . , ' , o11 ter .1g1l Chula 3, -f 1 T , 7 ' Cltl 1,7 1 Sijussrmt 2, 3: Fo E3llSlC 27 ' 7 1 1rd 3, 47 Glow Clulq 2, 3' Mtxr-dV'l1 11.42, 3 Gtrls Sblxtot 27 G,A,A. 3' V1t:Q-F1c1S1d- :at 2. ,'All' E S f 310 1? If 7 .A.A. 2, 3, . 1 . F' 1 ., sas L1 hall 4. 3 I lG 1 3 'Z ', 5 'eo Q ' 'Qs 7 , ' . S' t. o'.r: 5 ' To 11: C' , 7 er- :11Q Glu 's A 3 .,,. S. . ' , ' ' ' 1 , CII!!! ' , , 7 I or 7 A ' 17 I . . . f TT F 3' Q X . , ' . 1 , 3, 7 r es I L, 1 . Co - Cli S T , f .... 1 1 lx , Q - Q , , , . . , , , 7 3 7 , I ' S , X , A, '7 L, I , 7 ' :Q 1 , 47 Fore 1 C- 2, 3- JG L . ICE :1i1 , l Club 3, 7 . . , . R Ahce Rottschen Lnlhan SLITITIIYZ Pamcxa Sehremer 'K Vxrgmxa Stangl Ray Staaber Strobel Myron 20 Harrlett Mav Schneuder Shlrley Stephens ,am Lorrame bd remdl lllxam Stadler .1461 Don Struck Katherme Stubbe Warren Tollefxon X9 5, , R 3 9 ' x -I 'V Y I . I, Qi , 31 Q' . 5 , if . , 1 b' 1 V 'fy W-, . W' . 'fm , Q4 f M 4, li 2 ' '55 E I .A 1 an -Q. l ee ll e A Kilim. 1 Alice Towne SYlVi3 TFCYTUTW1 Anita Treurel Trudeau Beatnce We Irma Wand Ruth Ward B111 Wendt. Shxrlsy Wensmg Glona Whntnngham Lenore Wxdmann KCH Ruth Wmkert Elayne W O Treutel Lxla Mae Wenzel Wnltgen Bob Wolff Helen Yaeger Verlyn Zlegahn Q eelen ee W , eee, W in we 'L ' n SQ ,M ,e,, e- N F fn., ' I M A . in . , . . A :hir I A if eele n 25 'Z 3 Semor Autographs ALICE TOWNE French Club 4 Latln Club 2 Sclence Club 3 4 Forum DlSCt1S1OI'l 3 4 Glee Club 4 GAA 2 3 SYLVlA TREMMEL ANlTA TREUTEL St lohns 2 L1brary Assrstant 4 GAA 2 3 4 THELMA TREUTEL St Iohns 2 Sclence Club 4 Booster Club 4 GAA 2 3 4 HM TRUDEAU Bas ketball Manaqer 3 4 IRMA WAND St Iohns 2 R H WARD Lattr Clut 2 Screncc Club 3 4 Fort 1r11 DlSCl1SSlOIl 3 4 Forenslcs 2 3 4 Booster Club 4 CAA 2 3 4 SABINA WElDMAN St lohns 2 Cornrnerclal Club 3 4 German Club 4 BEATRICE WEIN Cornrherc1al Club 3 4 German Club 3 BILL WENDT Sclence Club 4 Hoclcey 2 3 SHIRLEY WEN SING Booster Cluo 4 GAA 2 3 4 LlLA MAE WENZEL German Club 4 Lat1nClub2 SCl63llC9C,lL1l'X2 3 4 Photoqrftphy Club 4 Forum DlSCLlSSlOTl 4 Forensrcs 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 Club 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 M1xecl Chorus 3 4 GAA 3 LEN ORE WIDMANN Comrnerclal Club 3 4 Booster Club 4 Band 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 KEN WILLS MERNA WILTGEN RUTH WINKERT Gerrnan Club 3 4 Fo enslcs 3 Glee Club 3 4 lvhxed Chorus 1 BETTY WITT Latln Club 2 Ttqer Board 4 Booster Club 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 ELAYNE WlTT Commerclal Club3 Sclence Club 4 Glee Club 2 3 Mlxed Chorus 2 Boos er Club 2 3 GAA 2 3 4 BOB WOLFF Gerrnan Club 2 4 Scxence Club 3 4 Photography Club 3 4 ELAINE WGOD Ltbrary Asslst rrrl t 4 Sctence Cluh 3 4 Forum DISCUSSIOTI 3 4 Ttqer Board 1 C AA 2 3 TAMES WUNROW ludqxna lnclt lclual 4 FRANClS VVUNSCH S lvhns 2 Football 3 4 HELEN YAEGER Sclcnce Club 4 Booster Club 4 GAA 2 3 4 VERLYN ZTECAHN Aqr1culturalClub 2 3 31 . 7 7 N 7 W 7 7 7 7 , , 7 Z S 7 I I . . - 7 - 7 . 7 , , - . ' . UT ' v V 1' -4 l w l Q I F , I - 7 7 ' ' 7 7 1 7 7 1. . 7 7 7 7 f P- 7 7 A 7 7 . -- 1 ' , 7 . 7 7 7 - 4 7 A 7 7 . 7 7 7 7 W- 1 1 7 7 .7 1 7 7 7 4 7 . A 7 7 7 7 7 1 1 7 Mixed Chorus 37 G.A.A. 2. GLORIA WHTTTINGHAM French 7 7 7 7 A 7 7 .... - -A f ' 7 7 7 7 , f . . . , . . . ' 7 7 1' 7 7 7 r VY I l ' . V . J - ' 1 1 . ' . . ' . C 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 , . 7 7 7 V fr - I lj . . T, . 1 U I I 4' 7 4 7 V 7 4.1 ' l. L . I , . ts 7 - 7 . . . , A 1 1 , . L 7 'W' C, 1 . We take the Defenszve ' THE S T uesday Wm StUmDS w1th Q smzle 00 We me WYE wWM!F5 ' O0 h OU C pi Gas G121mr?1?'Y1erc6 snide 0 JA Ulllrkuh J , Semors of 44 We who are about to te seruors look 'orw rrl cqqfrry o clrmbmq th last rurtq of achievement Our rumor year has develrpel thf es mature 1dGGS and interests are now fullfledqed Vrqers W arf rea ly tc r, lf sponsrbrlrty of leadershrp ry mth y ar sftmtft r ff a vrser 1 d elsctstl u k u y fs t r trffrsurfr vrce pre-srdent the laioler o trqt scrum we had as Flfur curs W whrch sertlor TIQCIS must fr sum mt and Mary VlFlIlllLlIlZ sfcrt J y Our work m helpmq to mlxt the N343 1 qfr t lc on greater srgmfrcance thrs year srrtce present .fvir Cmdrtrrtrt make rt rmpossrble to predict a 44 'lrqrr Lymrrr Mm Phe-rson has had two years ft expertfnff as a mfrrttfr o the Trqer Baarcl as Sopr more year and as Photoqrapry Eclrtor ,lurmq th+ rrt y rr f rn we Edlttr clurlrtq ur s pt l Eclltfr f tl 4 cf rm Copps was luruor Glass Many tumors were leaders rn oth r a twxtrfs Tlh Future Farrrers of Ame-rlca lfcasts of three um r ffl: r Phzllp See l1'T1 Wrluams and LOUIS Feltert tru ,f M erved as secretary or the Booster Club Aurlrff ltwfvf and Betty Dortman helix rmportam posrtlorrs ut thf f rrrtrr 1 l r ut Roger ,amp bell l ol the S renee Cluln as Its pr Step up Class of 44 your day of loaflfrshlp 15 h r Paulm M Ke em r , I, B V1 epres S I Sec Ie 6' Jeri ry an 33 I I l Row I: D. Adler, R. Aigner, R. Al- brecht, L. Aldrich, I. Altmann, Ioe Altmann, E. Anderson, E, Auberson, C. Baer, O. Bae-rwald, R, Bartl Row 2: A. Bauman, I. Baumbach, G. Beauchaine, B. Beining, L. Benson, R. Berg, R, Blake, A. Bloczynski, G. Blo- CZYUSKI I Booth M Bores Row 3 S Braem M Brecht D Brrtten I Brown F Brugge-man I Buchmlller G Eutfxngton I Burns R Campbell W Clark P Connaughty Row 4 I Copps E Covr M Curtrn G Danrels S Davtd E Davls L Deg ner L Dethlolf C DeWorth L DIX L Dohm Rrw 5 E Dorst E Dortman H Dow n r I Drexler V Ebert Vlola Ebert Eckes Eckes O Eckes Ekvall R Pass Rom 5 E Fehrenbach R Fehrenbach I Felhofer I Felhoter N Felhofer A FISCHGT C Flscher D Flscher N llscher I Flerschman E Fordyce Pow I G Frank R Gass G Gehrke M Gerber A Gorke W Gorke I Craf I Graham L Gruetzmacher E Guensberg D Guldan Row 8 L Harnbrrght D Hamrnerle V Hanson G Hasenohrl A Hauke R Heckel W Heckel I Henrrcksson Hrll V Hrnz E Hoer Row 9 D Holseth D Hood D Huela n r L Hytry R Hytry I Iackson K Iensen E Iohnson L Iohnson D Kahat V Karsten Rom 10 D Kautza M Klernhernz G Kloke B Knoble F Koch M Koenrg W Koenlg C Kohl O Kolbeck C Kraemer P Kraemer Row ll E Krrngs R Kult M Lauten bach L Ledger R Ledger P Lee effel Ler e Loos Luprent L MacPherson Row l H Marschner I Markee Mcchler K Merkel R Merkel Mc-yer I M1 halskr S Mrhch W M er E Mrner I Mxttermrller Morrrson ow I? Murr I Nelnas L Nrklor M Oettrnger C Ohm P Oppman E Patt I Paulm R Plath Row I1 V Plath R Pleckham Podrat N Podratz Pucker H Punke L Radlrnger E Radtke C Raymond E Rer gel F Rrce A Roever Row 15 I Rudy Iack Rudy G Rustad R Sadowska D San ders I Schaefer D Schalow M Scheme M Scheuer A Schrnrdt L Schmldt E Schrage Row 16 A Schueller I Schulte P See M Sexdl E Serley D Setzkorn R Shepard M Specht W Specht M Stadler B Stangl E Stangl Row I7 P Stargardt B au ber E Stauber M Stauss A Sternwagner E Stolber H Strupp M Sutor W Uthmerer H Vandenbergen R Wendt H Whaples Pow 18 I Wllford I Wrllxams P Wlllxams B Wrstrom M Woodkey E Wundrow R Wundrow A Yaeger E Zahn E Zettler G Zrmmer D Zmk hiv sq 'U-O P30 I - '9 ci ,rl I , 1. ,Hf M, ', f ' , l ' 1 ' fi. . c.. L I, I. llbllt, A, I A, Ri ' IJ . if I . . . . I, iff -N V 1 4 I - 4 I I I L- K 1ll ,I .I 'I , .V 'I ' I, N: 1 R tr I. ' , . ' , . V I Rl Peters, Ii Plnion,,L.- Pinneyi VVVV D. z. . , K. TI: ' ' ' , . ' . . ,F .I I ' ff , .I , , . , i' . I ,'. I A I 'Ml I 'M -A I r-.r I- 1 ' ' ' ' 'vi t ' , I I I A St - I I r I , I if Qfj' X 5 If 34 Cubs No Longer Dgvld Laird Beverly Pgulm Don Blu zesldcnt Secretary Vxce Presrdvent Mr Alieldeman vrser The young Trgers roammg around the halls of MI-Io soon found that thrs year somethmg dlfferent was qoxng on Ot course they exchanged many Jokes and had a merry tlme IH the1r classes However behlnd It was the qrxm serrous ness whlch urged them to settle down The cubs took part m the scrap drlve bought war stamps and some even had after schoo' Jobs where they helped reheve people tor war work After bemg lnttlated by means of the Semor Sophomore Party the Txqer cubs held their f1IS1 class rneetrng and ele ted Dave Laird presldent Don Blum vrcepresldent and B verly Pauhn secretary under the sup rvlslon of Mr Hexdeman the1r class advlser As they become older Trgers they w1ll be more awake to thelr dutles as wrlters of tomorrows peace Thy can they wlll they must .MMU i 'fx A Semors entertam soohomores at a matmee dan e U5 Ecu... r' '- M ' is W , I I , . 4 Fflf A 1 .7 7 514, ' 'Vo t f r X I . . g.,l , 4 ,C . .... 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' ' . 1 .F All IS not play Mlss Hmkley demonstrates We prepflfe for the future Bookkeepers to be Mary paused to pose 37 1 r s I f 1 -A j d f dY Bulletm boards must be rec some S U Prepanng for assembly Mr. Tinkham snapped his audience 38 O ef' SCLLQ L CLUB? F Bagke Nao 7 wx' Speakers and Assemblies COLONEL F. I. M during tlie first world war. ILES, Lenden, Enqland, was a senicr LllfIl'l'Il At present, he is International Secretary fer Society and has traveled ext ' X system ccncerned the Russian situation. HERMAN WlLL, whose vcaif-L1 speaker on Oct, 5, spoke on the lapanese nationalists. CONCERT Nichols, soprano, Miss Coffin, violinist, and Mr, DeWills, rnanaqfg-r. speaking on Russia as I Knew lt, recalled for us vivid rnernories rt MORRIS lectured on and illustrated aeronautical techniques. DR. G. from his twenty years of experience in India Cntitlel his t , - .Q . aria, Myst - COVEY, liavi X ' nq Spcnt Same eighteen years in referrnatiyries and pziszns doesnt pay. lfrw lfl Miles ll 'Nil Tri lfcw fl' E. Stn-rtislco, O. lvl rris, Dr, C1iLoulf-au Ctwp picturfit N. l ,,,,,,....., 9 ensively tlirouqhaut that country. His ai? 1:1 tlif l'xtistrr'ilian army the Russian Missicgnary 'ess river tlifv speaker we ltearrl over the lpuzl TWO consisted cf Miss HUGLNIA SMEUSKO, li-'r linnwland. GLENN . GIEOULEAU, flrawiriq :ifus .ll'l1QI.ll NliLi'7LDN slr '.ff'l 'is tlu' ri .4 .Q .i r ,l fllfi ligwer pictuvel H Ktemhe Agdxle M tgckSO PIC 5011511 s B Qumrt M Kxpp mz Latm Club The purpose of the Latin Club IS to become better ac qualntecl wrth Roman tradt tions and customs To became a Lattn Club member a student f o thrs lan guage must have at least a B average 1D second year Latm The othcers are named after the reaular Roman of hcxals The consul wh o rs prestdent IS the hlghest The pro consul rs the VICQPYGS1 dent The aed1le IS th SS Dqhlke I e pro C nsul Advlse gram chatrman and chooses Qugestor O three people every month t be on a pr gram commrttee The guaestor 1S the secretary treasurer After the regular bustness rneetrna the club members srng Latm sbnas cr play garres havmg somethmg to do wrth the Roman customs Two new Latln students were 1I1lllCIl9Cl at the Felruary rneettng For thetr lnttlatton they had the play Pyramus and Tmsbe Latu valentmes were Xchanged and were read by the clul members Games mare pl yed and a lunch was served As a flnale to the years acttvlttes late May n banquet was served ln The 5 xsbe was grven as part of the program at the Valentme Part mt Pyrarnus and h Y M XGCKSOU R Digg The Wall Moons in rms 9 h e PYYQWS D Land The LION W Rhyrtex Mew- ' tg r F ders Stafldlrq M Bec e Ysenndl M ls T A ne G, Carrutlnf S l e . NU , . ' ' - , ' , 0 rt . , 1 h 1 r ,I . 4 . 4 v ' ' ' f . v ' . ' . ' ' ' . r , N g H 3 , ' ' ' ' , a typical Roma ' A. .. 3 3 I , b V . , 1 , X '- 1 A , , . Nt 'ft - S ,edi l- 'V' ' 40 Amlcale Amlcale Cmeamnq frlendly clrclel attempts to encourage the students mterest 1n the Fren h stoms The club adopted a new xdea th1s year tlnq not only members of by IHVI the French class to loxn but also those who were no French but who wrshed to know more about Fre lanquaqe and cu t takmq nch Customs Mrss Sherr dlrector furnxshecl cdotes at our t m1d year she of MHS H r was ably contrnuecl by many charmrnq ane meehnqs Abou e tlce faculty work Mrss Exelefeldt Thls year we were prrmarrly xnterestecl 1n French drama and thrs muslc ln conlunctlon wlth ct rnterest the years prop operetta Blanche Nleqe Et Les Snow Whrte and the Seven Dwarlsl was prepared Th s was the f1ISl undertakxnq of 1 thls klnd ever to be attempted by the French C I-hqh School Sept Ncnns C lub of Senxor Y X 3 -.4 Mrss Sherr Advls G Whrtrmqhqm R Hefk O R Krqemel. er Vlce Pfesldem P resz d 9171 Sec, lory I P m I Nemqs V Mer 91 I Dick A Towne S Hbelsbefger A RO ever- A 41 R oqney L Fneders Der Deutsche Verein Top Row I Nernas u Kohr A Raever P. Luplent F G1 s Pt 'VNo1't D Eqqehrecht V btanqt H Mrller T P S Weriman N' Br wn E Nxehaus W Th mas T Z 'ter F Greenwood E Davrs M Bartsch J tr om rfr Q 1 v t W c Gard N Hm L Benson H M Irnk G Tr cmas I. Wenze An anrauncement ferr B h Woltt presrdent of the ma cut was a reqular Mcnday featur r the speaker system 0 Senror Htah Der Deuts h rem was ne clu wtrch met wrthcut 5311 vts Qt err new m the Fren t German department y a started Der Deutsche Ve ern on rts h dale of a twltles n was car re cut at each meetmg B sness amp hrs wrth the at er pa of rneetmq consrstrrtq of a s frat p x fl m whzch the G rman language was spoken and Gt rman qarnes D aye Aqam thrs year the French zfrman ci atm u1s p ce thfrr rcteas and talents to prescn therr Lhrrstmas party tcstu ma Mrss ste ctut members thouaht her tee 1 ana un rkt ra sstrsnr L arnrnq them Pearet ,thy th y saw er leave Senror Hrqh S h J t tre hrs sem w er ste ac-ccptfd a rew posrtr rt a Faq tan Wrsc' nsm Vrss Bretefeldt su eeaed vhss err and rarrred cn tt' pta s me cut. as schedu ed L e Mtss Sheff D Eqqebrecht R Wottt B Dortfnilyn Adviser 1 rresr a Treasurer Pres dem me 42 5 L :li ' 4 - 3 - X t 5 , , 4 f- t - t Y . third .owq . , t Q: , . 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A - - A Top For H Vandenlerqer D Uutten Vt l.1ndow G Kloke I Schrrxd E Zettler V P1qUQt I Wllhams H Punke arsl IT Huttrne lantl ll wsl, F l X1 Menafl It la Sl9'l I Vvurrow R Seaowska H VV91 e 1 D 1 I Xt 1 sr' f e 1 tt 1 Dans C P ttrson I Rmqel P Eredemann C Warl B Iensen Ft Meye K GOOdW1l9T Mr 1 ll l a L Vtellner G Harper H Bn I Cufllll B Vtxlhams Mr Heldernan The srxty two menrhers cl tl Marshtu ld Future lqarmer Cl1apter as part ot the natlonal assocxatxon carry out est a 'IV s made pfssll le or 5 to a aroup Wllll tl1e same aarteultural wterests The members wtth the capable w fs t 1 aut a set up affuute aoa s e accnmphshed durmq the year Cemrrtttees t thi ltd L ul 1 S 1 plan te mve txnan llll unpetus tr 1e aroup was tle management ot a refreshment sales booth at 1 dar Tha prohts from th1s enterprlsc were SLlfflClCIlt to fmance the Chapters outstandlnq SOC1Gl 1w1ty tar t1c1 Parerf and S Il banquet Thus banque' wxth Art Kautza as toastmaster was very suttfsstul Al laetcr as the excellent speakers Mr Ftoqan of Wausau Mr Helms and Mr Brztten of Marslefxeld t r spt 1a lIllfIlCtllllIlf'llt prev1l1l ly Mr Sehleuness orchestra tle tasty Clnfken dxnner the mov1e ana the deco 1at1r111s htlpcd make H115 banquet the best yet held The stuclnnt members threuqh tl1e1r Crqanlzatxon have developed a small busmess pr1mar1ly that of mtroduc mcg ce1t1t1t d seeds and plants and reatstered lreedlnq stock 'laaether they have purchased SOO bushel ot V1clan'i Oats s ed 6000 pounds ef Selaao and other VGTIOTY seed potatoes SOOC packets of qatden seeds SOOO wlnd lrealc scedlmqs apple trees ornamental shrubs lull and helter Ca ves sheep SWING etc They also conducted a sale ot hyluxd seed corn to ra1se money for the chapter treasury The 'wrqanwatlon has Leen denl pmq edueatlonally IH several respects Dave Brxtten Melvm Bexl and Pgl M ycrs wrete the essays on Cr ueratxves VJlllCll were 1u'iqed best of those wrltten lY CIWGPTGT m9mb91'S lhesc essays were entered rr th stat contest The chapter had a spealcmq contest whrch was won by Eugene Yettler H represent-ed the Marshnel Chapter n the sectlonal Contest at Stevens Polnt The members construetfd tvvf edueattonal blue r1l.bar1 l oths at the falrs last fall ln the fall they also Cenductfd a local yuaatna ontes as a substitute tor the state r: 1test lae cttleers of tle Chapter x ere Presldent Art Kautza wl vas sueeeeded by Eugene Zettler when Art en hsted ID the marmes VICD Presr ent Im W1ll1arr1s Secretary I. s Felton Treasurer Wallace Lmdow and Reporter Harold Punke 44 l 4 1 I I 1 W 1 I 1 . , . . T , . I , L I . V . 1 , .. , Tl.:1f East-.'. N, ll. .:.11tl, lsf Kraseh '- f 5 '1 r.. Heirqft., . ' , 3. 1 r ., ,. ' 1 , . .. ' , . ' 'CJ ll K. Ivzzsft, , Hel llllijl 1, Pl. H1111 nam, I. I r .hole S 1' fnd I' 11-.': lf. Kiey VV. f' . A. 5' 1 , .. , . , , S, . , . Y, . ' , D. St'llUll0l' H :J Hnvu: H. Brel e' ., H. S tone, . 7- . 11, . Y - , . ttert, . ' , 7' ' , , ' - .. 1 14' '- , - , 1 Ie ' .' f . . I ' ' ' . tl1 F3 cw' itie: 123 1l ' ' V - ' t , '. '1 I , 4 N l.1,rtle1sl11p et lllfllf 1 I J.1'ler t, Aft K, 11 , , ' -' ' 4 l te be ' ' ' , .' wt-ze app. 111t wi. lm ' -L' te ant ty YC ulted, The t'1st V' - ' C ' 1 tl , .1 . , 1 cat'l1 foetlw ll 11e. ' 1 ' I f P 1 ' : I I r ' act' ' at the yi , l V! 1. .U . - . ' ., ' 1 , V . , l v 3, , , , . , . V' . . ' 1 ' , 1, . 1 X, , . 'fbi N h A V I 'Q ' I 'W ' . ' 3 ' 'H ' Y Q , ' 1 , ' ' . ' - ' . ' A , ' , 2 , ' , 1 ,' , , , V , . A 'H ' N .1 2 GJ' 1 V ' ' 4 I ' I - ' ' I -C 1 O 1 J ' ' mg ' ' X ' 1 . 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T 1 '1 ' ., .2 . ., N- ' ' , .1' 1 e - 1 , ' ' , ' -- 'CL ,l , ut' , A , LWESTOCK TEAM I 5 Wx1hamS H Ek CROPS v Pxqus Vail I Wun F F A Banquet The Chapters autstandmq soclal event of the ea was th FO W A Kfqus y r e Pareni and Son Banquet S peakers were Mr Rogan of Wausau Mr Helms and Mr Brmen of Marshheld --u--Q,. of N., R rx Marathon Counw Aqflcuuuml Agent Mr Mr OGG Heudeman Mr Rogan Mr 45 Helms Mrs He Ims R Shep Mr Schwon E Wood A Towne d Smndmq D Lon M Fer D st l Carruthers M Nlsbel Seoied E or rell E Dortmfln Forum Dzscusszon and Debate W'-1 Xl A qi i y d M Krasdmewskl ar Llk e many other extra eurrzcular GCl1Vll1GS thrs year :lc bate ras had to ad rust ltself to war condrtrens rn transportatron whreh has rn ant that rntersrholastrc q has QIVQH wav to ernphasxs upon debatmq wxthrn stnqt schools Tlus ycar a total ot twenty sewn students took of some klnd dt battn CUSSIOUS r panel drs o these artrfttxes wtre twofold to provlde exptrxenre tn spfakxnq before audrenus and to strn ulate tlunlctnq vuy slqnrflcant sub ect subtest PostWar World RLoraan17at1tn seemed so rmp rtant to us that we made 1t our purpose to reach as many students rn school as posslble Ill appearances before Enqllsn and Soc1al Studres classes 'Those who chose debate this year debated th a World Federattcn S e proposxtron Resolxefl That hould Be Estabhshed altout a Our lk Standmq R Lupxent R He o McDonald V Merkel M lackson F Gxle-S l d Secgteyiobexsberqer lt f an ,, e ' 1 X f ,Piggy t Q1 - f ,. 5 ' S I ' . - . I 1 e . 1 , ix X y - p, - .,', ,,,, ch-Y I . I , I . l l I l 5 lv 4 . H ' 5 - 1 part in debates o ' - A H ' . The purpose t . . ' ' 1 e L : ' valuable P 'H . ' ' 4 ' - ', '1 , 1 ' ' 5 l I H j A , - S '. 'Q , . ' o . I :,. . . .k ' , e- 'x ' - a. 46 Lzbrcmo nsh1p Becomes Them T Stondmq EKGGS A Yeu leX , h son D 406 Seated E 'Wood 5 JO n ood Sen Dxelz E Greenw M KxPPs V Han Standing E SeC1 -1 ted X KNU h D EqqebreCW X You Je seen tnerr on 1 dr .4 1110 ronulrdeo y C119 L -J I0 you t eff 5-mf mr 5 r Q mx n fo IC, Thr'-y sro G nfw xnsmul SPYIIGY Hlqh those YCIIY GSSISTCIYHS GHG G 1'lCCdL.1 and scrnc CI e one trorfgly fnouqn me on IS r or ons Q Jn 'glrls W 1 Just Hop n e o Requxrements G'IT1CIH,1 hxqh scholczsuc stcxndlnq on xr torcsi ln Peaks o d Cx Ill:-In t Learn n rorf tfclnmques 1 S Hobelsberqer Servxce Wlfh Q Smle COITIITIGICIQI Club N Q Tr-1 VT 1 1. Fuerlers F Scl1m111 D uouqer l Hnsenohrl N F1SCllOI D Pcdrot D Nowcrclu P Nelson C Devme 1 1 EUC 1111 huns l. 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S1111ql, S. l'f'11rs. I. lcus. B. V15 , l. ' , . 'H' 1, . r, ,. Kdlxl Thr l M. 31111411 I. Hoefl, Z. Cc11111oy. M. S1 1 .. B, S l -f K. H. 'sl 1. H. 'lll , . '. .1 -. , ' . lf. TE1. :11ss11. G, 11 lhgler, B. V171s1r'111 l. N1i11c: E. S1:1'1ql. C. f':1r11111. M. L 1.ller Sm' 111: D. Rilfkll. M. Sd 11.11 M. lN l' V l'. li E. Stunlier. E. S'm1E1Pr, C. E ' 1 , l.. C l. 1 . F. 1- s.'E.111 l.B ':..,.V'1' .Dkfl 1 , . ,: . . Qlrjy . 21' , er Flf5l 1501-.': I. A . . '1 , . , l. ii! , . 1' , . 1 . 1. 1 , . 'N j 17' ' to 2 7015 13 ' , ' f 1he COI!lITliXYC1Gl Club. Ea lA 'te fis 1 ff 011: C7 .. ' . Q 3 l , 1 A fs' . '- B H A . D .. I ,, . . 2' 1 sl ' ' '1 1he cl cl 1? ' ' h' 4 ' . Therfi . . ss ' . u ' A1 e '21 1. :11 the 1, 1 '3' 11 9.3, 1 11.1212 ' ng -- and fun. A' l 1 . '11 .1 ' . E' 'P r L' .le 'I ' , C 1 ll ' . Q' ' l C ll . . ' A' ' ' s 14' Ve D1 1 Q ' 'g . 'Q' . 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EE-I FT' VH Science Club A M 1 loo Row W Vcight K Pucker l Bo tle R Luprerit R Wolff F Giles I McDorald K Foster R He ko M Ferrell 11 Hou H Yaeger it Wan rx Becker R u mio el I Barwincck L Johnson W thomas H Shepard V Merkel ge ini Row M Becker Z Canne- P VVllllGI'DS F1rsIRow E Fo 3 H Ledger M K lter H Rottschoit A Towne E Wood P Nelson relyce E Dorst Kabat L S hmirz S Hobelsberger E Doll B Rice I Markee To further the interests of the students in present day science outside of their classrooms is the purpose of the Scien Cl l year the clul, gy an emistry hey met sep ar tely on e a month to work on experiments pertaining to their own particular branch of science urth Vtfednesday of eaci montl' all he memoers met together for a loin' program These science club meetings consisted of movies professional speakers individua experiments ard discussions hy members of the club Speake s secured were college graduates in special fre ds of science such as dentistry and medicine M vies secured were concerned with the war and the part science plays They also included p a tical matertal already studied in the text books The experiments done by the individual students as demonstrations before the whole club were to acquaint those not informed on that particular phase of science with some of its pecularities was divided into three groups P ysics Exolo d Ch Then on the fo In this present day conflict students of high school age are doing a great deal to further the interests of science by their enthusiasm over new scientific developments It all adds up to a more scientific world in the future and a well informed populace k M BYOYYUU Bat-wmec dvlser bell G t Netsoft R Pfeisrlqlnt Vice Pfeslden Secretilfy 50 , A . A t . , T115 Y: . A 'l, . - 1, .na.AE:l, , V 1 , . ' 'Fr , . , ' ' ce uw. Through the organization, set up at the first meeting of the , ' , ' ' ' , 4 A ' ' , ' I T . 4 I ' C! , I A ' P. ' Mr Brommg s Pals and Pets Iune compares umts M elvm Qulneq Mr Bfommg HW O17 f bzte Mejvl I7 It W1QQ19S ! pef-9 Dhecrscmf GAA S C1 ac wmv s' L I 1 1 1 Q ' I llll'l vrexrrlf nt ns sh a w xrrnat 5 7 T11 F5 TI fx All lf 1 sccretary treasu 1 r M a y Srlrnereler G A A BOARD ulall s Y cpcr 'wr xnen D Foster D QV n e year X, lor ears If ararrs' E Wm L Har 'nal Y ass VV Mel Cf Us Nm LJ lxrueqer lrelo f S qeme arsch P I K bophcnc re an tears Yr rul asm 1 rt 'fx esieq I e q md cliss tourramens vw xv Ire Semcr class aaarn nn, r x lr a c wry v Iumor teams O der sr s n xnton lu era ccl'ey in pmap ng were cl rn frr v Lrs IIS f' N L 'V ki lad rn s I Xl pcrr 1 'rr 1 en se L I r the ccrnma Nc YWNSNWQW ,,,..,-f Top Flow L Frreders C Baer M Koller R Ward I Backus P Connauqhty D Nowackr E Moore R Shepard D Krueger L Iohnson I Buchrnrller V lmoehl P Nels n I Summerfreld C Forell A Hunter A Roever M Fer rell E Doll Fourth Row S Wensxnq H Klernnemz I. Zettler I Marlcee S Braem F Brechler M Wooakey E Pat' M Lawr ence E Racltke H Yaeqer Z Canney I Reed E Krop D Foster M Sfauss I Kenney M Wears Thrrd Row M Specht M Serdl T Treutel S M1l1ch L fladlrnger E Staulver L l-lamLr1ql'rt M Buckman F Doeqe V Van Patter C Davrs M Becker E Fordyce E W'1It C Eckes I Carruthers Second Row B Haley B Pau rn B Quxt E Dorst V Lu e A Treulcl K Pars A Stem laqner A Sa kett R Brandl L Hansen E Greenwood B Siauljer D Sanders VV Mfr er E Heerl I Harscln P VJ1lna.s F1rstHow E Rrce I Felhofer A Loos E Gorke A Frreders V Braom E lehrenlrach V Grosmfr M Scnnerdcr B Wztt 52 . . . G A. A4 tried azzcrhf-r year ii 'I' j urzly lai. S-Zptf-rnlier. lite rlul, urrller the S.lI7fPIVlSl'Dll Cf '.l'Ss VV lvl anrl .S.,lS.fi-1 ly Dr:r4:Il1',' Ley, pr snlvrxt, anil VV' 19 T.'l+1r:'f'r, yin'- I : ' , vc, rxsfl Ll rprn el' lfll rls. 'l'lr, me rlu -rs Illllcl tl 1 dues to tl fl f' - ' rx, - - ' Vellvjl Wa he -.maj ag. ly Y rsen, lvl. Scr efer, . . I ' L ' Lf th . Poly. I, r. 'v --re cnfpsen St .' lrf . I ' and .r rl a :L - lCLlVfl3lI1'1Iif was 'A C' 1 I - 1 r 'gg 'T ' . '. Th: Semor team wen ever the . 'ersc r, - 355 ' H , 4 z, ,A M Q5 I, H I -IN .o ,rll'H.cI' ... Ne, I l'owe1i i 'eball - the spfz: thc in.,r he rrls most. Color ' 'Q ' .I 1- 1 'ere 21011 'rin l , i fa ' 4 ' co.. C nrcualr vit. vi,tQ ' Q er the Soplxorncre and tl ' :xrt such is Lael 1 c , Hosf: ll, lrelrl lm ,H , f d ' -,C - to Psi ro Clur rnerni-1 . The roxvara fqr thx' y-fr . rnii 'Q work vas crrhcr a '. A, A. rqaiiae fcr 533 pcxztis, a mell fer LQSC pc 1, cz an M fu .JC ns. A' the end Lf ll A 'year :Juli zreczrol :ze mer levied a fun'o fgrrl 1: fake Eze: plate fgr ' ' , far. - Y ' 2, . 5 f . I . Y 1 A 'W X ' . ,:: -- NV 'M I NZ. M L- 'V ,V -' - I . - 1 A r - I - I ' 1 - If - 1 - v : , ,. l',. 'r,. ,, bc, . e,. , . -, - C I Booster Club rwnv Ll- 4 J .,,,...fw-nw Top H fl L Mfrdmann L Frleders P Conncruqhty P N son D frat qer l Backus S Peters H Ya q r M Stals rt o lt S We-ns 1 Sp J Hee wara D r st r B K1pp Z Canney S M1 rch Step rt Serond Row E D ll M S hnelder D Sanders B Hoerl M C r E W1tt T Treutel L Radllnq r l Ma st I T lf ldoter L Hanson V Braern I Ha son V B F 'tr nljach P Wrlllarns s t at 1nl1cat 9 Why a qame of ours 'ln or ha and black costufr ' the 'Roost r Club IS Worn oy menooers on days th re IS to b a football or basket' all game SPOHSCTIUQ pep meetmqs qamztr, h mg at qames and promottnq sportsmartshlp and cooperatron t l t 1 111 some of the r asorls ' r th oxtstence of th Booster Cuo The clubs regular me-etmqs were held on the 1fSl and thtrd Mon lay of a month lt was the, duty and prrvrleqe of all th m nb rs of the lu to at en all garnes 1n a booly D n es and toe Cream sales were the moans by wh1ch imances were orqamzed pam-LP S 4' - 6. ll .,r t ODS They plan pew' Pfoducl 53 I , fc , ' Lkuyiv ' , , A B A ' 'sffzs-QW o': . ,.' ,. ,,el ,.Ite,,. ,. ,. ee, . 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S hu'1e, Mr . 33111101 ., Mixed Choir 9-9 33,6-fm K -.Y p Top Row L MacPherson R Pass W Koemq M Koemq W Gok G Z r e rmmer E Mmer Tmrd Ron' Q Wml' t R C er arnploell L M1ll r R A1qner I Schulte G D l arue A Schlrpke M Lafvren e Second Row C DeWortH M Ne-ars I Kenney V Ima lf1l R Hetkc E Boston P Nelson F1rst Row G Wl11tt1r1qham V l'llIlZ M Merkel B RICQ M Euckman E Greenwood Mrs Rhyner but 9 y , ay ame lr cups t IIS ,fe r pp umrrtsrtety t rty these J e 1q1lne tor t e rnrx sl ch us Ml e Orfganwatrons lere under th d1rect1an ' Mrs hyner He qtrls elle Ellgfli BOSTON PFOSIVHK GUNS Nfl11tt1r1qnarn uve prestlent and Mariel Lawrence secretary treasurer ln n rl ,fs q oup LeCrr Mtlrcr was electcl pres1dent R oqer Campnell vrce presmlent and Lyman MacPherson s cretary tr a u cr s 3 pam V lcd 1r' th W 1 ornfrs Cum Chmstrnas praqrfr 1 an the three Wlbl q f ps s q a YIO a1sc aol rrstrnas p ,ram The tr1a a :t rt qua ftte vere1n11teata s1n att Dtotary J an Non r Club ltwmy wc ks w re spent rn preparatron for th e sprmq mus1cal tournaments wluch were fewer and srraltfr tl IS car Jute 0 war Grrls Trl on Unis Quan T WCC ette 1 W 1 GH W E Sl G It em 5 v Q E ug'- 1 MPM 504 MGfSkXfl6ld Hugh School Band has wfn f1rst xvx slor at CI Vwsccnszr ,cn er contests from 19 6 Uwrcuqlw R942 In 1930 and QP ' ':1J'hcn t hnmxclfxl 13C1Ck1I'1Q Q lntervste ci Corffnumty lead S '10 Num Q11 IN! k1Y 'n1IUkY'I HL G M lI1Ilf GDC IS U I GUI rvspefx Q HND Germ 'Hex se LA Qcorcx mmuq st 'VISION lon ors m lot? 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C' lfkll lit Z1'JLl5l',,Y1 Cf A QQQQ Q43 1,1-,-xiii jigs N i'. .IIS maint f.f'.::1Ql ydlhi 'QQ lst :.'.':J1,: F-T 3 Siren'-1r.5 Y -1r.t 1242 lst Li'JiSilIl 2,1413 f.f1:.:ws:t: 3' GCC IS '1 1.55 C K' JSS .N I' E Q UM RAmx1USSEN D1x1s1 n Class An GO 19 0 Dv. lon moss Vt sau 19-1 1s DIWISIF1 dass Vx xsccws Hcp ds 15111 1st Dntston mass O 1st Dwlsx I1 pass Stevens Pomt 15144 Znc DIVISIOH Dututh Mmnesotc EET Y ROMAIN 1910 1st Dxvxsxon ct Vtfauscu I lV1S1OI'1 IG Me-TN11 O st Dlvlston C1C1 Ntevcns Pomt LETTER CLUB FIRST Dtvtstow soLo1sTs Stczndmq I Rcsmpssen D Struck W Rasmussen A FI9dCI1Ck G Burwmeck , 2 A R 2 ' 1 A Af '.v up ' 1338 1st G C 1912 A 1 W A 1' Cl gh 15g 35 A' B R Q ' 1 1 1941 ls D' C' Y D . as ' RQ , A A 1,421 1 ' T' A Merrill 1s-12 ' ' it A1 A seared- 'R. 'Boat-JR, R, Merkel, T. img MARCIA STAUSS 1AMES TROXF1. 1st DIVISI lu S 3 1st D1v1s1or1 bless B Stevens Pomt Ste .fum Pom! 1A1V1ES WIN4 1942 Isl D1v1s1on 1:1ss E PN- D1 A MERKL' LARA KNE FREDERICK cmd Stevens PQ-,mg Fran H hom duct 19-12 S' DIJISIOI1 C1555 A S vers Pomt 59 LENORE WIDMANN 'P J11 sa P ale . 1942 ' ' On C S C 1-42 ' ' ' V 1341 IS! Di' :sim C1153 ' 1 ' Sh:-'fc-ns Pgim 3 f Qi 1 , Y Q - 5 1 I 1. 'X . 'Q ' I I X ' 1 L 1 . Q A ,'T...C1 A 1 A ' 1 . ' ' 1 me . ' S I IIS SChOlCIISh1 L p ecdersh1p Chcrract for f v MX seirdrnfr rolrt of trutr er SGIVICG to lead that others may for ow C endurrno L na to servr b r crqnrr r os the N sperm C111 ncrl Honor Sourety rn our ass rrry Moc Zc shrect 'N f rn the hqhr to keep rn the schools 'hese or the Crrms wr h rc prornpred the esromrshrrenr hrqh school ed v Inss Len re Q Q tp 1 cuity ana sr an nts os rrreml ers of ire M111 rlr ravi 1 cryrncr Por p crno Crrcrrmsrcrre thc mer I LK ks mary rrrir y pr s r Anderson rwentyfrve memlefs of the Gloss of 43 Ncrrroncrl Honor Socrery vers marched down the msle to the stage where they rrnk rum sp he rrefly Nrss Anderson revrewed Q G 1 crinr 111 Ar the present rrrre the rrrstory of the Ncrtroncrl Honor Socrety whrch was there are 26 chapters W hrsr are uffrlrcved mrth L L, Mer J Cin Q Q I' 'rrcrnr Consrstei s Kaos R Kroemer M kms rrrrfr Jskr M Luwrerce Ley nut Fx-1969! C LQY L F BYGGYZ LOWE Back Row G Fender 5 Sieifhens FrOf1f ROW g WH? .4 Q7 p NQXSOU QAQCIIVUS Lx IFQ I Mellon or VX L Mue ' P M H Q Ecrnd th rr Gle Club and Grrs T Schmrtt Vxford Mgrcer Schrerrrer Vrlenzel Stephens 'N rtr Nglsgn N Thomas VVQ ci Pererscr Towne Yoeqer Ck HOW H Koa F W M Grle Greer P Schema 5 ron Yqeqer I HOW H Kfqemer Back H A Towne' OW W Thom p rerSOn' W od F Us F Sch Bock ROW LB jfxlrli R Wgtd E O rom RCW M KTCIS 1- mm L M From HOV' 60 Ueller C new k sr I McDonald L Vlenzel I I I fl be nrx crci tn, r ' .r' , 1 k . .: Y 'I ' ' 7 N A G 211351 grrrrrrrrrtrr fix! lr. - A vzlrgfs of hip' 3 ' A 4 : f . e f .. vt . of 'rggh cr r :mixer ' 1 ' rg ' Q. . At J. fs L mr , ' r h ' - , 'sy C , - iw ' wer- presented N rhf C ' L 11-5 . Q I . 3 r-'rrp 31 ri ' ' - . TIL ' ' . of rirerr plum czzi were ' ' 'rg' ll rr e'erred. r.r,e,'4'w .c .b V A w h , tortxi Ly fr qrsup ref frve ,irls rr 3903. . . - V 'I , 7' r .- . 1' rr, 2, on. Irfrrsro for the prop . ' e cf 7 o 'Q' '. . . .,. G G' rs' e , ' 1 ' rio. ribersi F. Br' ot: I- - - Gi V F4 q R- G. Felhofe - V' ' P- L- L. Fire ror- . ' C ,r yr ' , iler S, E. N F. Gxles . A - f - E' C R, rank: C. L. . Ar H4 - -.. . X I .- Vry, if , N x - I ' 03 ' - K Q y , f r fs , . ,f 'V 11' N., -N - 5 EQ . fi , - 1169 P ' . V I 1 , M- I U, ' ' 5, l . A ' r I 1 . 1 ' -r, I 4 .fx 1 U . V 6 it-it E , A G Y E f . WI , A . ' P CIS ineck Ruth I-lefko Boston Plane Crazy On February 12, at 800 pm the audience hushed, the curtain was drawn and at last the senior cast was ready to perform Dorothy Rood Stewarts play Plane Crazy a typical play about average high school boys and girls and their various social activities and interests. The plot revolves around the antics of Iimmy Haleon played by Fred Giles, who wants to be a pilot His father, George l-laleon played by lim McDonald, is opposed to Iimmy's desire to fly, and it is only through certain adventures and sometimes difficult situations that Iimmy finally wins his fathers interest and permission to fly a plane. In appreciation for her directing Miss Lenore Anderson was presented with a gift and corsage. Miss MarJor1e Hugunin, assistant director and Miss Winifred Hinkley, art supervisor, were also presented with corsages CHARACTERS Nelda Hale-on, l1mmYS mother forty Shirley Stephens Anna, the maid ----- Ieanne Ka George I-laleon limmy's father, in his early forties Jim McDonald El ise, sixteen, an aspiring glamour girl Shirley Hobelsberger Miss Crump, ' chool principal Lillyan Frieders Ioe Callender lMusclesJ, one of 1 ' t friends Ierry Barw eventeen - Fred Giles f limmys Walter Thomas actress of forty Eileen Iimmy Haleon s Harold Petty CPutr1dJ beloved stooge o Julie manager of the Gyp Iomt and an old ex vaudevllle Peggy sixteen Chip Burke a flying instructor about forty Mrs Petty I-larolds mother 61 Charles Marvin Betty Romain ll O ----- .---- . the high s ------------ ' ' I'mmys bes --------- ' l A Moon Over M1c1m1 UNI 11 fb.: C U74 1 4J9v: GI I1 dn Quee We 'brand mGfCh9 D H Kms' QTISHQ 62 B95 H L I South American Way' President lim McDonald and Shirley Hobelsberqer led the grand march at the Senior Ball November l3 l942 The Se-mor Hlqh School gym naslum was converted mto a South Amerlcan ballroom lceeplnq wrth the theme the South Amerlcan Way Benny Graham and hrs orches tra featured Latln Arnerlcan musrc Kmq S n Wm Quee Q and 'sway me South 1I'l'l I Y Amerrcan We Shlr GY 63 Badger Boys State 1942 Early on a Saturday mormng Iune 13 1942 seven boys of M H S boarded a bus to attend Badger Boys State at Rxpon College These boys were Bob Bodoh lerry Earwmeck Don Edwards Fred Grles Ixm McDonald Brll Stadler and Walter Thomas Badger Boys State started f1V6 years ago rn 1939 lt IS a state Amerlcan Legxon prolect whrch teaches practrcal government to the boys grvrng them actual trammg and experrence ln handlmg mumcrpal county and state gov emments More than 500 boys from the varrous commumtzes rn Wrsconsm attend each year Whale at Boys State all of the boys partrcxpated ln varlous actrvrtles and many of the boys held varrous governmental posrtrons Ierry Barwmeck was elected State Assemblyman Bob Bodoh was a member of the County Board of Supervrsors Don Edwards was a member of rst Party ad held an appomrve posltlon as Health Commrssroner Brll Stadler was a Supreme Court reporter Walter Thomas was a staff member of the newspaper called Badger Bugle Cltrzen Fred Glles was a member of the state commrttee of the Federalxst Party also a County Board Supervlsor gs W Thom li X Bow1meC Bodoh Standmq W gtadlef R Seated EdWgrdS Smndxnq D d Y G1leS.l MCDOUCA Seated I ' . 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' . , ' , ' . the Federal' . lim McDon l ' t' ' ' . 64 RAN: RAwf Cheers for Cheerleaders Cheer ye' Cheer ye' Cheer ye' Our leaders of pep and hllarrty Who spurred us on to vlctory Volce audrence control general grace of movement and eye contact were the requzsxtes set up for the selectxon of cheerleaders this year About flfty students mterested m cheerleadmg reported to Mr Schwan for a week f practlce on the fundamental cheers whlch twelve qlrls and five boys and Mr Schwan The fmal selectton was made the seventeen prellmmary wmners thelr fmal chorce of sxx qxrls and three boys At the end of that trme a prelrmmary contest was held at were selected Iudqes were Mrss Anderson Mr Brommq by the student body After an assembly wherem each of dld hrs stuff students returned to group rooms and voted Wmners were Ioan Harsch Shlrley Stephens Iean Markee Betty Lou Bemlnq Marlorte Ferrell Eleanor Doll Charles Marvm Make Bores and Charles Bremmer B B nmq E Doll I Markee I Hmsch 91 10011 VSISIQ 'WYLI H Cheerleqde All lmed up at the Homecomlng Pep leo meetmq H 'U oregon 65 I' Football With fifty candidates with whom to work, Bernie Cole, former Marshall, Minnesota mentor, formed the 1942 edi- tion of the Marshfield Tigers. With six lettermen returning, the Tigers were worked into a wellerounded team. They won two games and lost five. They piled up 71 points to their opponents' 128. The maiority of the games were played in bad weather which greatly hampered the play of both teams, The Tigers were also hard hit by injuries. The loss of Mike Braem, 230 pound veteran center, was a hard blow to the Tigers. Although he played only one full game, Mike was given an honorable mention in the allvconference ratings. Mike Thom, rangy Tiger end, was chosen for all-conference honors. His aggressiveness on defense and ability to score on offense made him an outstanding end. MARSHFIELD-WISCONSIN RAPIDS After two weeks of practice, the Tigers opened their 1942 season successfully by defeating Wisconsin Rapids by a score of 14 to 0. The entire game was played in a downpour of rain. The Tigers scored on two touchdown drives, but the Raiders fell short on three drives. lt was Coach Cole's 39th consecutive victory for his teams. MARSHFIELD-ANTIGO Although outplayed in the first three quarters, the Tigers came back with two touchdowns in the last quarter, but fell short of victory by one point. The Ants emerged victorious by a score of 14 to 13. MARSHFIELD-MERRILL The Tigers invaded a vastly improved Merrill team only to be on the short end of a 14 to O score. I-Iindered by a wet field fumbles were frequent The Tigers badly outplayed and outfought never threatened Merrills su premacy MARSHFIELD RHINELANDER Playing their second home game the Tigers were defeated by Rhinelander 24 to O On the kickoff the Hodag machine started to roll and scored a touchdown Although they fought hard the Tigers couldnt stop the 1-loclags who rolled up three more touchdowns before the game ended to leave the Tigers on the short end of a 24 to O score MARSI-IFIELD WAUSAU In a clash with the Lumberyacks their homecoming Marshfield was badly outplayed and came out of the game with a 45 to O score Playing both a good offensive and defensive game the powerful Lumberyacks held the Tigers at bay MARSHFIELD STEVENS POINT Before a large homecoming crowd the Stevens Point Panthers defeated the Tgers by a score of 31 to O ln getting their 31 points the Panthers scored in every period Points passing ability proved to be the deciding factor of the game in that four touchdowns were scored via the air The Tiaers defense proved to be faulty at times but showed its ability to stop the Pointers on the ground MARSHFIELD NEKOOSA In the last game of the season the Tigers defeated Nekoosa before a large homecoming crowd at Nekoosa They literally swamped the Papermakers by a count of 44 to U Showing the form that they displayed in the first game of the season the Tigers showed superior force all the way Nekoosa nex er threatened lt was the Paper makers seventh straight loss of the season ls 51 5 R. .tu .hh Top Row M Iackson I Mau I Copp W Uthmeier I Reeths I Wilcott C Schmitt P Oppmann G Ledger K Kraemer I Schulte Third Row I Wensmg S Heuer W Specht I. Reigel I Witt W Rewey E Guensberg E Swanson N Wette stead A Schoff Mr Bishop Second Row T Hein R Campbell M Braem A Bauman I Fohrman I McDonald T Smith I Fehrenbach I Mechler I Hendricksson B Haight Mr Iohnson First Row I Rudy E Anderson I Mlchalski M Thom C Werner F Wunsch L Peterson I Wilford B Stoiber W Rhyner I Hansen Mr Cole 66 . - f 1 ' - I . . Q , . t 4 , , , . , . . . . ' ' f . t . , . , N . f L. A Min. . V ' 4 ' ' :-..L- -f .I N'-. ' J , A , . ,L 'i f' ' M K. - . V ,. f 5---.., -- . 2.1 .AQ .Wil , -11' th '. , 5 gg--KN gl . .. f 1 iy. g.. ' tg.-. nf. 'K-, '-if-A - ' 4 . .A ,,. . - A 4 , ,-,. A sh. . ff -.lm ., - ,- .-.W 5 '- - ' '1- , .ft .wg-. fi-ef rf-'11-.Y . , 'ft-'N . .jJ..5':s .- 'Zim ri- .1 X, - R r, ' ' I . , . y - 1 - 1 - 1 - , . , . , . , . , . f . I - 1 - 1 - f - 1 1 , r 1 - f - ' . . , . , . , . . - , . , . , . , . , - . - f - f . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . I . , . , . Football Lettermen Edward Anderson Alan Bauman Make Braem Roger Campbell Iames Hansen Ted Hem Iames McDonald lack Mechler loseph Mrchalskx 1 942 Lawrence Peterson Warren Rhyner lack Rudy Tom Smlth Robert Stoxber Myron Thom Clarence Werner lames Wllford Francls Wunsch -l Reed-is Co cch Bishop 5- J' iff! M' 'kv Coach C019 67 lil F V for Vlctor y was the theme of the homecommq celebrcrtron lost formcmon to the outdoor pep meetrnq at Columbx Wreck the Po October Cheerleaders marched V cr Pork rnt was the rdec of the sophomore tloot whrch won frrst honors rn the pcrcxde T Club won second place wrth the rdec Plow Them Under At the pep meetlnq Mr Charles Pors spoke t Cole represented the fdcult he French o the sudents Y was the student speaker and Couch w' 'C- Home QP , I D A Y Ki.. , .1 ' , ' . Pete Peterson V1 , 'T A A Es e an Q 5 68 Com1ng Between hcrlves of the Marsh fteld vs Stevens Pornt Home comtnq qcrne the Bend and Booster Club provtded the spe Ctol features The skit Sptrlt of I6 and the Vlfqlfllfl Reel pre sented an ottrczctmve pmture on the gross ef the strzdturn seem mqy vtvtdly qretn under the hqhts 1-7 Bu ild Better Bodies Lady Be Fzt 54. sw E it G h0Ck9Y 444' T Sk! TSI!! MISS Welch W ,se -., XX X, lu.- Badmmton IS fun WINNING VOLLEYBALL TEAM WINNING BASKETBALL TE Standmf? R Ledqef D Foster M SIGUSS Sgaizdmq A Roever C Forell SMS! Seated B Wm A Fneders Ued S David D Foster I Backusouss 71 4 V ?' I K K' V V I . F A L rsruf RSL if QF W- 'K' Q ' B If f it gig X. I fl 'Q 18 N - . ' 5 LK W' . c L' 5 ff .. f In f 11' A .... ' ,L , .. 5 K 'l A V' N ' ' l a JL LLY 1L f L L -L f if . ' K X K - 1 . .,VL I V k.L.: . EL. . ge. V . ' Mi a LQ L v Q '2 K- K ,. S 3, N, W , -9 'Y 4 - A L fm 1 Basketball Flayxng an e1ght game schedule the Marshfxeld Ttg rs won one game and lost seven Several of the games were lost by a very close score the Tlgers seemed to have the games well m hand but Lady Luck abandoned them a the last mxnute One sen1or M1ke Thom was lost to the team by graduatlon lack Rudy was gtven honor able mentxon rn the all conference polls In the frrst game of the year the T1gers defeated the Nekoosa Papermakers 29 to 27 rn a rough and tumble contest Fouls were frequent and rough play prevarled In a return game the Papermakers defeated the T1gers by a score of 28 to 17 Agaln the game was marked by roughness ln the second home game of the year the Txgers met a rangy Rhlnelancler Fxve and were defeated by a score of 41 to l9 The Trgers play was greatly tmproved but they couldnt match the rebound and floorwork of the Hodags The Ttgers mvaded Stevens Pornt only to be on the short end of a 23 to 22 score The Txgers appeared to have the game well rn hand but ln the last two m1nutes Lady Luck agam abandoned them In the second game agatnst Potnt the Trgers were agam defeated rn a slow game by a score of 22 to 18 Although the game was close all the way the Pomters were never threatened The Pomters showed good teamwork w1th the scormg well drvlded It was the Ttgers f1rst game under the drrectton of Coach Murphy After a close three quarters of play rn the1r game Wllh Raprds the Trgers blew the game The Rap1ds Rarders had a good lead go1ng xnto the thlrd quarter but the Ttg rs found thexr form and rolled the score 1nto a 22 to 22 deadlock Then Rapxds hxt the net for 14 polnts whlle the Ttgers h1t fo 2 The fmal score was 36 to 24 oth teams dtsplayed frequent roughness ln a return game on the Trgers home floor the Trgers were agam turned back by the Rarders 34 to 21 The Ttgers came w1th1n two polnts of tylng the score but agam the Ralders ralhed and left the Ttgers far behrnd A well lalanced Wausau Frve met the Tlgers and won by a score of 34 to l5 Ray Wenzel former Tiger center paced the Lumbertacks to an easy vrctory wlth 21 pomts In the arstrtct tournament the T1gers fared better They captured fourth place The frrst game was played agalnst Nekoosa Each team had won one game agalnst each other So THIS game pYOm1Sed to be a thr1ller and rt was It took the Trgers two overttmes to defeat the Papermakers The score was 27 to 26 After thts vlctory the Trgers garned the rlght to play Marathon who had defeated Moslnee The Ttgers losmg three men from the game on fouls lost 35 to 27 Playrng Waupaca for thtrd place the Trgers lost 3l to 21 The second strmg played almost the whole game lack Mechler was placed on the tournarrent Second team Mlke Thom rallied seventh ln the scormg M1ke was the only senlor on the squad 33' Top Row I Pauhn R Kult B Knoble E Anderson M Thom Ftrs! 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