Mauston High School - Hammer Yearbook (Mauston, WI)
- Class of 1940
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,U kg 1. THE 1910 YEARBCOK of he NIAUSTON HIGH SCHOOL edxted bv 11-IL SLNIOR C LASS MALSTON XWISCONISIN I In trxbute to former classes, Wlth confldence 1n future classes, and wrth hope for the present class, we present th1s book m apprec1at1on of the loyal and untrrmg efforts of our teachers X K, I es 4 Q - .KN .3 s. 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JK. vlfb Kmghts JEAN BETTY ACKERMAN A gnl uho J never In harte Not a rtudj period doer .vhe uarte Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Tatapochan Campfire Cu 3 4 Operetta 1 Hammer Staff m all as X NORMA H ACKE HONOR STUDENT There are rnomentr uben rzlenre prolonged and unbroken Mort exprerrwe may be than all uordr ez er Jpoben Glee Club 1 2 5 4 Latin Club 2 3 Tatapochan Campfire 4 Operetta 1 3 4 Hammer Staff BERNARDINE E ALLEN Bernie There rtanzax all dear Senzorr bright Haze I labored on and mrbed 7223 brain to uute Tatapochan Cmpfire 1 2 3 4 Lat Club 3 4 Forensics 4 Hammer Staff SHIRLEY ANN ALLEN HONOR STUDPNT Completed the hlgh rrhool routre zn three Jean Our hzgheit pralre rongratulatlons and wang rheerr Ban 1 2 Glee Club 1 7 v A Capella Choir 1 7 Operettr 2 3 Girl Scous 1 2 Latin Club 2 3 fPresJ Forensics 1 2 Class Play 4 JEANNETTE MARIE ARENS an fl cheer ul and loyal rhum Popular tuner she llher to hum Glee Club 1 7 9 4 Tatapochan Campfire J 5 Hammer Staff SHIRLEY JOYCE ARMSTRONG 'fl .vtudiouf maiden gentle and 111661 She hw a charm that f,zn't be beat. Gee Club, 1 2. 3 4' A Capella C :ir 3 4' Latin Club, 4' Tatapochan Campfire 2' Home EC. Club 1 2' Opcrctti 3' Class P' '. 4. LEONE BENSON Re Tbn gentle red hatred larr If the light o all our flair Glce Club 3 1 Operetta 4 I LOYD BUGLASS Hu ru mg band uzll be the bert on earth Wzth yongr of gladnerr and of mirth nl2 41-IY LUCI LLE CATTLE An artrze mind and judgment true Happy If rhe and her uantr are few Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Tatapochan Campfire 4 Operetta 1 JAMES CAULEY Broncho We ut and uonder how It fame to par: Thzt Lyndon gaze ur thu handrome fbap for our rlana Se Foo a H Y 3 4 Treasj Conservation Club 2 5 4 Forensics 3 Class Play 3 LORRAIXE A COLES Lovey A noble rharaeter I5 hem Thats uhj ro manj uorshzperr 0w ' v- o-N WJ' IQ' 0.5,- w,,W52X'ff-Mffv MARCI LLA Corrs 4' b'e ' Seldom fn Vfhool. lliulllj noi , Did ,she quit whool. I-kip or what. Girl Scouts. 3 4. if -' . lgfbaukdiffglcf ., Y, n 14 .- if 5 0 I' ' i i' V7, i . , - f A , all Participation in activ'tics at otgher schools. LL .4i::',' 4- 'f.K7r'ff 4,i ' A' fi - 754- 1.-' . ' , 1 Q , 1 , , . 1 I , . . , . 1, hp, f.- , JOYCE CURTIS HONOR STUDENT In danrzng and arrobatzrf I0 let Il be deefeed Tlaefe are none that fan 11911 fle1ef maid exfeed B n 2 3 4 fSec Treas Tvurlmg Dum Major 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Hammer Staff BERNARD DONOVAN Bernie He Jeldom loaf hzr lerronr done But notbzng F1 61 botlaeu Dono1an s etball 1 2 3 uh HIY 3 4 Class Play 3 KEEGAN DOYLE Dopey In atltletzfr Im good In my Jtudzer Im o k But ulaen If fomef to amzzng I m the rbap that makef the laag H1Y rce Presj F fV1CC Pesj 4 CVICC Presb Football 3 4 Boxmg 3 4 Basketball 2 Conser vatron Club 3 4 PATRICIA A DWYER a My atlubuter are not uudom or tfearufe But bazmg an and lotr of pleaxufe X' Grrl Scouts 3 4 ,1! AV 1' 0 LA 445446 n an BONNIE M FAGAN She dfefres uztb gfeat fare TIQIJ mazden Joung and aff Home Ec Club 2 3 4 Blackhawk Camp fir 2 3 4 PepClub 3 4 STANLEY FIJALKOWSKI Stan Altho ffom Neu Lisbon ue treat htm air IVIJ1 not pow bog he had eu adzantager there Boxmg 3 Glee Club 395 by 159.1-aa' JOSEPH FINNEGAN oe I box ulaen I mutt I boa ulaen I can lI 1tlJ mzglyty blour I fan vnzasb ang opponentf pan xmg 2 3 4 Football 3 H FERN FLENTYE Talented and rlezfef 61 ergone knou f Dancer uell and like! the beaux Glee Club 1 2 Operetta 3 Tatapochan Campfire 1 2 3 Hom Ec Club 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Llbrarran 2 3 4 Hammer Staff Class Play 4 ELEANOR FUEHRER Het lervonr mutt he memorzzea' Or uztla eau the uould be pataljzed Hamme1 Staff ANNA GERHARDT Ann Sher vom Lyndon and a mewymaker Her one deme If onlg a home and an awe Home Ec Club 2 3 4 QSecj Pep Club 3 4 Blackhawk Campfire 3 4 fSecj MARGE HAGEN Hagen She loaf bumor and the loaf uit Wfzth e1er1one Jfoe maker a bit Gee Club 1 2 3 4 Operetta 1 2 3 4 Hammer Staff VERONICA LEORA HAMIL e Slaun my rtudzef foal and ZIP Pou my ore tom frlsool fskzp an 1 4 Orchestr 2 Glee Cl b 1 ass Play 3 UFCDSICS 3 Gif Scots 3 I' IIAINE JUNI HANSON A ur young lady ready lo please Arnrulzle rermln and rzlu up at eme Blackhawk Campfrre 2 Operetta 2 3 Glee Club 2 4 fL1br1rmnj Pep Club 4 QVICC Presb SHIRLEY LUCILLF HANSON So lauppj and cheerful tlmz ezergone eelr Romance rnusl be rlore on ber heelr Tatapochan Campfire 3 4 Operetta 4 Glee Club 4 ELMER H INTZ I m an Avneufan loyzl Wlfb Juperffuour Englzula uordr I toll GLEN HOLDEN I ound ll rullaer ruby To rpeed along lo ruby MICHAEL JACQUES Mrke Willa prelly gnll be likes lo roam Goer ,fo fflaool uben bn Dad f al laome HAROLD JAX Hr A good edumtlon llldj nflen be rough! 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CLASS MOTTO Szmplzrzty, SZIZCEIZI-Q, 56117166 CLASS COLOR 1417726115412 Beauty and 811161 CLASS FLOWER 1411161161111 Beauty Rolfe 12 I 01: J Crystal Gazrn g The Senror Class attended a Fortune Huntrng Party on the esenrng of May 30 1940 The most spectacular event of the evenrng was the drsclosrng of fortunes by Madame Zodrac We now transport you to The Decade of Progress to show the fulfillment of her prophecres What you see here and how you rnterpret rts authentrcrty rs your responsrbrlrty Any mrstakes of the prophet whether they hrt below or above your ambrtrons must be judged as to be purely accrdental We leaxe you to the good graces of future years for hrstory to follow rts own course of human events Carl Wrlke has just been promoted to Major General of the Unrted States Army Katherrne Wrclt rs drrvrng a 1950 Chevrolet whrch she won by sendrng rn 25 words statrng why she uses Duz for washrng her husband s socks Frank Warme heads the Corporatron of Frsh Bart Sellers of Amerrca George Walter has become a mrllronarre by sellrng hrs new super motorcycle Kathleen Vrckers has rn rented a curatrve for stutters Maurrce Tremarne rs headlrned rn the darly paper as the newly elected CIO Presrdent ohanna Sweeney rs on her sprrng tour starrrng as Zorrna ll the world spetrt ballet dancer Francrs Sweeney by popular vote has been elected to that hrghest of posrtrons the Mayorshrp of Lyn don George Sterner rs an aeronautrcal engrneer Kathleen Spres rs attendrng an advanced court reportrng class at Gregg College preparatory to her apporntment to a reporter s charr rn the Supreme Court Vrr grnra Southern has rmented a new type of sleepmg prll Grace Solberg anrce Smart and Dorrs Petrre are entomologrsts lookrng for that mysterrous jrtterbug Alva Serrurrer rs just completmg hrs Gettys burg Address the second rn the war agarnst termrtes as a specral favor for Charlre McCarthy Es elyn Scully holdrng the trtle of World s Speed Typrst rs now demonstrator for the Royal Typewrrtrng Com pany Lloyd Schultz rs also an rnxentor hrs latest devrce berng a waterless blackboard cleaner Grace Schroeder can be heard every mornrng broadcastrng her recrpes that are guaranteed to make the user garn frve pounds a day Wrlbur Rrley has entered the professron of mrnrstery Vrola Prressnrtz rs strll searchrng for an antrdote for the grggle mush she ate as a chrld Carroll Powers rs experrmentrng wrth hrs Frve Year Plan for rotatron of crops on hrs 500 acre farm on Post and oseph Frnnegan are Prlot and Co Prlot on the Chrna Clrpper Marge Hagen rs therr stewardess The Green Bay Packers and therr man ager Lloyd Pelton have completed ten successrve years wrth no defeats The Notre Dame Hunchres managed by jack Pautsch wrll fight the Sunny Southern Calrfornra Sonnres managed by Robert Mrl ler rn the Mrxrng Bowl Yxa Onsager and Ellamae Meng are on the payroll of the M G M Movre Studro the former as harr stylrst to keep Shrrley Temple s curls golden and the latter as dress desrgner of the Deanne Durbrn wardrobe Delores Onsager rs holdrng open house for those rnterested rn the ultra modern rnterror decoratrng of her home Bonnre Olson rs a gym rm rnstructress Phyllrs New port headed the recent Beautrcrans Convention Marvrn Newlun has become a sophrstrcated moron Hrs requestj Ed Moran rs a chemrcal engmeer Henry Moore and Keegan Doyle run a co operatrve darry farm Shrrley Long and Shrrley Hansen have made entrres at the State Farr food exhrbrt They are both hoprng to get prrzes on therr cherry pre Henry Kwratkowskr rs manager of Informatron Please Carl Krelfer the electrrcran has rnvented a vehrcle that moves when hrtched to a flash of lrghtnrng Frances Kastner holds the World s Stenographrc Speed Record Harold Jax owns the Amerrcan Telephone and Telegraph Corporatron A class rn Socral Problems taught by Mrchael acques has just been readrng about Elarne Hansen She has just finrshed a successful campargn rn gettmg enough donatrons to supply the Hansen Orphanage wrth a 1044 can of Popeye Sprnach for each chrld everyday for one year Glen Holden has been appornted manager rn the campargn for the Fence Srtter presrdentral nomrneee to make rt easrer for undecrded voters thrs fall Elmer Hrntz has just had publrshed a grammar textbook for 1115 Englrsh class Stanley Frjalkowskr won thrs year s Pulrtzer Prrze for the best news reportrng of the year Hrs wrnnrng story featured the delrverance of sextuplets by the now world famed Doctor Leora Hamrl Anna Gerhardt has just what she has wanted for so long a home and an acre Eleanor Fuehrer runs a school for the currng of amnesra vrctrms The Home Economrcs Department at the Unrversrty rs headed by Fern Flentye Bonnre Fagan has recently publrshed aShorthand Drctronary of Navy Terms Patrrcra Dwyer has just won frrst honors at a harr stylrsts com entron for the most orrgrnal corffure Bernard Donovan has styled the new Dodge model whrch wrll hrt a new low speed for students headed for school and a break neck speed for those leavrng school Joyce Curtrs rs an acrobatrc dancer Marcella Coles has the whole town hurryrng to the cosmetrc counters to buy her latest shade of narl polrsh Sky Blue Prnk Lorrarne Coles rs a songstress over WIBU featurrng the second revrval of Oh ohnny ames Cauley has become a congressman and he rs tryrng hard to pass a prohrbrtron act Lucrlle Cattle rs prrncrpal of the largest consolrdated rural school rn Wrsconsrn Lloyd Buglass rs fast followrng rn the footsteps of Walter Damrosch the famed bandmaster Leone Benson has just had her book of Scandrnawran folk songs publrshed Shrrley Armstrong was chosen from the top rank of the Nurses Assocratron to be the model nurse on the Red Cross Campargn posters thrs year eannette Arens rs now employed by john Gregg as hrs prrrate secretary Shrrley Allen rs preparrng to take the oath of orfrce as Presrdent rn the Whrte House the frrst lady rn the land to hold that coxeted posrtron Bernadrne Allen rs a technrcran Norma Ackerman has become an 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Earl Coles Popeye Rosemary Cowan Vrrgrnla Werdler Don Crandall Tommy Dorsey Beverly Dlask Pr1sc1lla Lane Brll Dusell Henry Ford Ed Dzrewror Mr Hardy 14 4 Walt Dzrewror Tyrone Power Dorothea Fassbender Deanne Durbrn Fred Flanders Senator if Bankhead Ardls Fogle Connre Boswell Ardxth Fogle Hedy LaMarr Kenneth Fosbrnder ,fyp.4,a.,,,.J Charlne McCarthy Marlon Frohmader Mane Wrlson Orley Greene Ted Lew1s Bob Grefe : 4 Cyrus McCorm1ck Mar1e Hageman Mrrnam Hopkrns Robert Hageman John Barrymore Frances Hamrl Ethel Merman Warren Hasse Orson Wells Margaret Hepp Katherrne Hepburn john Heerey Gary Cooper Mrldred Horle Bess Streeter Aldrrch Wrllram Hol 4-,OcA.j gate George Brent Sena Holland Florence Nrghtrngale LeRoy Johnson Seabrscurt Arlene JLIIKOWSKI Lrly Pons Wllhelmrnxa Kastner Grace Moore Francrs Kellaher Thoma Hope john Kosak Tarzan Veronnca Kranz Beatrrce Farrfax Lourse Kruger Sonja,mV Herne Robert LaMarche Sternmetz Elarne Lrllehammer Jean Arthur john Long Gene fx ham McEvoy Major Hoople Marshall Mulllkln Howxe Werss Antoma Nelson Joan Dav W1ll1am Newk1rk Samuel F B Morse Anrta Onsager Penny Slngleton Blondle Dorothy Onsager Paderewskr Shrrley Paulson Olrvra de Havrland Blanche Peters Betty Crocker Bernard Pfaff Drzzy Dean Vaughn Pharo-General Grant Kathleen Pomazal Una Merkel Francls Powers Dick Foran Raymond Powers Elnstexn Arthur Preston rmmy Dorsey Charlotte Prressmtz Patsy Kelly Evelyn Reynolds Helen Hayes Genevrese Reynolds Lady Esther Ethel Rnddlestme Dorothy Thompson Jack Rrpley Robert Taylor Rose Robmson Etta Kett Paul Roth Don Ameche Er1ch Saemrsch ames Stewart Warren Schultz Secretary Wallace Lorraxne Schwedrsky Myrna Loy Margle Seebandt joan Crawford Shlrley Sorenson Eleanor Powell Everett Solberg Lowell Thomas Ernest Southern Damel Boone Ray Southern ames Cagney Elrzabeth SPICS Ann Sherndan Perry Steen Admrral Byrd Leo Sterner Frbber McGee Delores Stexner Lucrlle Manners Preston Stengel Gene Autry Anna Straub Walt Dlsney Irene Thompson Gene Krupa Bernard Trep prsh ohn Carter Grace Vlnopal Rosemary Lane Beatrnce Volk joan Bennett Monrca Walsh Prrncess Pat Arleen Webster Mary Lrvmgston Emma Wells janet Gaynor Kath ryn Wells Clara Barton Ione Wrlcox Zazu Prtts Lauretta Woelll Andrea Leeds Dorothea Wortman Sprlng Bymgton Warren Young John Phrllp Sousa 15 K' O 4 4 lf JAVA, N,r,.,,L ,YW 2, Q .,,.- L ., J , i , -'Q 1' If 1 ' un 6 f , di sv, 3 ' w. , , 1 I I- 2 L Lf!! 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E 9 Marlon Gerh1rdt Neyer 1 dull moment wlth 11 Gerhardt around Mlbel Granger I belreye IH LIILIITIITIIYIKL, lround with little folks Dorothy Grefe You m1y not thlnk much of Germ 1ntown but I guess we llke It George H1ylen1 Bec1use of my sue Mlss ol1nson feels 1t else when near me ames Heerey Be srlent 1nd s1fe Srlencc neyer betr1ys you Samuel Hess I may become IS promrnent IS the mm Im mmed 1fter when ornt Law regee Holden Ill know my m1th 1fter dorng problems tor Mr Southworth M1rg1ret Hutchins She minds her own business and llso Mlldred s Arnold obs He s 1 little l1d but ID m1n1g1ng b1s' etb1ll he s not so bul Dorothy obs I m1ke lt 1 polnt to be fussy IIWOLII 1111111 thmgs V1ol1 ones Another 01111 grrl followrng rn the footsteps of her srster Don Krlmer Botherrng people alw1ys helps h1s 1dle moments along e1nne Klabough My fayorlte pastrme rs ehewrng free gum Zrta Kos1k I study b11t I st1ll lrke to be rn 1ll the fun ohn Loomrs In musrc sports and eyen rn lessons I mayor Alrte Lubrnskr Ill become an artlst after I finrsh brology drawrngs Kathleen MacDonald Posre IS the name but I guess Wally rsnt part1cul1r Robert Manke A represent ltrye for our boxing LCIIU from C1stle Rock Phrlrp M1uer Don and I surely get thlngs thought out Don t we? Maxrne Morrrs Dancrng rn the gym IS my best class Norbert N1te I showed Mauston what I could do rn football 1nd boxlng lrleda Onsager I may recelye a fox fur some day soon Ruby Onsager A new Onsager student rn our class Welcome' Wlllram Pautsch My hobby rs dolng nothlng 1nd bothermg eseryone john Peterson I hue a grudge 1g11nst hayrng long tests Geraldine Pflefer I would not exchange my loye for re1d1ng for any treasure Robert Phefer Lyndon 1nd my gang lb somethmg of whrch to be proud Howard Pharo M H S needs charrs for leftles luke me Harold Potter My greatest 1nterest rs to become a phrlatellst Clayton Purus I ll m1ke my hung by carmg for ponies Wrllram Puryrs My experrence wrth rllness mlght m1ke me a doctor Alex Rynkowskr A farmer Axel rs lookxng for 1 l1rge farm for future ye1rs How ard Sand I hope Ill be able to play lrke rmmy Dorsey Betty Schwartz It seems hard for Betty to stay situated rn one pl1ce Marguerrte Shebyl I couldn t contrnue school thus year but I ll be back eanette Solberg My pep club wrrtrngs keep me busy Helen Spence She shows the qu1et srde of Lyndon Catherrne Sweeney She sets 1 good example for the Lyndon flock rn M H S Lyle Vradenburg It s hard to find the rlght girl when there are so mmy here I le1m to pronounce Edward Walsh A small person from a small place who has a brg hook rn the rrn Leonard Walters Leap ye1r Bud age 4 h1s shown sklll as footb1ll manager Elsre Wrck Ill make a good housewrfe bee1use I know my home economrcs ohn Wrlberg Gne me llberty or I ll take rt Robert Woelfl Hes qulet and busy whrle the world moyes on Natalre Wrlght Mrsslng school rs fun when I always know my lesson Anna Wroblewskl Determrnatron rs her 1h1raeter1st1c Wrllram Young It seems to me th1t brology llw 1ys h1s plenty of outlrnes I 1 1 1 : YJ 1 1 1 . 1 ' Y Y' Z ' YY ' ' ' Y 1 A lf 1' ' ' ' I 1 , Y ' I' '. 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Y : 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 'f f ' I i 7 ' 2 'Z Lf I Pages f0r11R0u j VanDusen Rosa I- Roth Y Allen M Grady Mr Thomas H Onsager W Bu5,l1ss S Dxamond Mrss Benson L Krueger A Lund IN Llllehlmmer M Hanson M Hall F Bruzellus Semnd Rou G Ncwkxrk O Attcwell H Attewell D Grefe L Cowan P Blank R HolIanH Pharo D McMrllan D Reynolds N Curtrs D Mmkf. B jackson F Severance C Remrngton I Sunday M Pfaff G Klctecka B Wall V Mmer R Lazarus R Purvrs D Wells R Roth W Voss -I Rogers M jackson E Hahn E Schmndt A Davxs R Bonner M Rrder l Tbnd Rau W Walters E Ruland E Schmldt D Hasse R Long D Greene Fouf1bR1u M Stout V Thorson R Surnarskr C Mrller W Eggler W Rrley G Clark L I' Gardner W Post E Nrchols W Nrchols M Delmore J Allaby j Tregfmza R Grune B Baldwm D Blazewrcz G Nxchols Abreni B Allen L Hogln D Smrth Prcsldcnt W Bugliss V Presxdent H OHS1f,,Cf Secretary Treasurer S Dramond Advrsors Mrss Benson Mr Thomas The W1Sh1Hg Well What IS this moxmg mass of green? Let s look closer and find out Ah' Its a procession of Mauston Freshmen on the march but to where? Each seems to stop at a certaxn place Let s move closer Why It looks luke an old open well We wonder lf they re lookmf, for the Old Oaken Bucket Oh' the sxgn reads The Old Wlshrng, Well Well that explams eyerythrng Its natural for freshmen to be wlshmg, so let s lxsten ln As each greenle leans oyer the well he drops 1n a penny and as rt splashes In the water below he yyes a wrsh We cant hear thelr wxshes because they are scarcely audnble but the answer from the well rs unmnstakahly clear JAMES ALLABX To you a Home on the Range BETTY ALLEN Yes 1n your professlon nt wrll be easy to catth 1 dot YVONNI ALLFN Swlnf., and Brlly B Yxonne wont let you keep Eatn on HARRY ATTEWI LL The Pony Express lb out of date unless rn the moyres you can rate OLIVER ATTLWELL Pllots are 1n an aw ful rush better st1ck to the flnyer Gus BETTY BALD WIN Ply heed to history and what lt relates for IH rt you know are plenty of dates PEARL BLANK An ofhtc 3.,1rl neat and attrrttxyc you wlll be DOROTHY BLAZEWICZ In the schoolroom and on the playground thc hearts of thnldrcn you wxll wrn RUBY BONNER Type your letters wrth ure euh day for on that wnll largjcly depend your pay FAITH BRUZELIUS Wrth your dimples and your smrle you ll makc offlte d1ys worthwhrle WILLIANI BUGLASS Your job wxll be as the years roll on to lead the sthool band wrth your baton GEORGE CLARK A salesman good youll lnkely be as long as you collect your fec LI NORL COWAN X our wmnmg ways may lead you to Hollywood some day NORMA CUR'I IS X ou ll look good nn a smock wlth a brush and a dab of pamt ALMA DAVIS An 1rt1st s work IS a steady grind but xn 1t you mly surely h1pp1I16bS flrld INTAURICE DELMORF I8 I ' . ml. 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L 5 In farming income will depend on how much time you on it spend SHELDON DIAMOND Behind the mike youll earn your fee the next Don Wilson you will be WILBUR EGGLER On long winter evenings down on the farm a but of good reading will do no harm FRANCIS GARDNER B a mechanic for youll haye lots of fun trying to fix old tm cans so they will run MARION GRADY Basketball will find you a great helper DOUGLAS GREENE Trucklng on the highway brings in the cash but in turning corners dont be too rash ROBERT GREENE A Greyhound bus youll drive some day to towns quite near and far away DORIS GREIJE Fixing hair will be your part m the beiuty culture art EVELYN HAHN Your wishes are too many Please drop in another penny MYRA HALL Keep on with your cooking Thats one way to a mans heart MAXIE HANSON The question is Will a nurse s cap fit the different hair styles? DOROTHY HASSE Yes you ll get alittle home from which you ll neyer roam LLOYD HOGAN First get rid of your nickname of Cocky or youll find the road to stardom rocky RUTH HOLLAND Milwaukee a city big and fair will welcome you 15 a student there BERENICE JACKSON Your winning smile which all admire will win for you your hearts desire MARJORI ACKSON Your wish will come true lf you work hard with numbers GEORGE KLETECKA Your ambltlons for maklng tools will come true LILLIAN KRUEGER Your fate is to be a teacher w1se and strict Beware lest student pranks should hue you licked ROB ERT LAZARUS You ll be a business man well paid Security and money ll be your trade NORMA LILLEHAMMER You ll find your profession in teaching High school students you ll Hnd most pleas mg ROBFRT LONG You ll be a tiller of the soil which means not dancing but much toll ARLENI' LUND The answer to your maiden s prayer IS Cummg DOROTHY MANKE On Sllyer Wings youll do your but to make the passengers feel fit DOROTHY Mc MILLAN Learn your hgures for youll need it for your future Job CHARLES MILLER Boxing baseball basketball football you ll be a star IH one and all VILAS MINER You ll find your Job rn government work and from this you will neyer shrrk GEORGE NEWKIRK Your Job will be to enforce the law and see that prisoners have no saw EVERETT NICHOLS You will find your future In repairing airplanes GRACE NICH OLS Handlrng much cash may be your fate and in this job you ll highly rate WARREN NICHOLS Your future yob IS to be a good business man HAROLD ONSAGER You ll keep repeatrng We re on the air until on your head you ll find no halr MERTON PFAFF Get used to heeding a good alarm Youll find your future on the farm EAN PHARO Youll teach readrng rrtrng and rrth metlc with the help of a wee old hickory stick WILLIAM POST You ll find your Joy m sailing IH the clouds ROY PURVIS Know your letters for you ll handle rr lot of them rn the future CELIA REM INGTON School and office both appeal to you The work in either well youll do DOROTHY REYNOLDS The future to you will seem brighter when you sit down at your typewriter MARIE RIDER Customers many you will serye To do this well screw up your nerve WALTER RILEY Office boys have lots of fun after their day s work is done JOHN ROGERS Youll follow m the foot steps of Babe Ruth JUNE ROSE You ll find your Joy m being a girl in white EMMA LOIS ROTH Nurs1ng the sick is a noble profession There s always work even in depression ROBERT ROTH T0 be a Sherlock Holmes you may asprre if you his technique and skill will acquire BETTY RULAND For exciting people you ll fill the bill In your flyrng they ll find a thrrll ELEANOR SCHMIDT For a steady Job through life become a busy housewlfe ETHELYN SCHMIDT You will be a future per former on the WLS programs FERN SEVERANCE You will have a column of your own on a big newspaper some day DELORES SMITH Behind a counter with a smile will make the sales be worth your while MARGARET STOUT If you re not a nurse twill be a shame for helping the arlmg is your aim IRENE SUNDAY Your smile wlll brighten many a day thus making your friends work seem l1ke play RUTH SURNARSKI While fixing diets you will do your bit ln making fat women all feel fit VIRGINIA THORSON You will be a noted accompanist to some great singer JOHN TRE GANZA You ll find your future in medicine and you wont be a quack either JEAN Van DUSEN For you life will be a song typing letters all day long WILBUR VOSS Early to bed and early to rise will make you a farmer yery w1se BILLY WALL Commercral art should be your line and not a berth on a baseball nine WILMA WALTER If a good office glrl you d be remember knowledge the key DONALD WELLSgSome day you ll find yourself behind a desk as a held man in an electric com any 1191 , . - , . 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Ip V. f I L V . 1 ,lf .M 'f ' 4 g!,r ul Smatterings from the School Calendar PLACE Mauston High School TIME September 1939 May 1940 CHARACTERS Favyns Fearful Freshmen ackanapes ubilant unlors Squirrels Stimulated Sophomores Seal Slrck Seniors SEPTEMBER ActI A change in the tradrtlonal scenery is made The caretakers of the library haye been caged in and the browsing timewasters have been forcefully put out A few Seals haye been placed under the havxkeye of Mr Thomas so as to make room for the additional cast from St Patrrck s and the little Ilavy ns from the ranges OCTGBISR Ac II The cast has been injected vuth the T B bug The census of Oh dear my T B sufferers has had a marked downfall Many raggedy grrls and boys and teachers came to win honors at the Hard PIIITIC Party They vlere all outdone by the patchy flashy duds of Miss Kucirek Myra Hall and George Newkirk A humanized wolf unlor has just been shlpped in from the Hollywood police force He threvs a monkey vsrench into the old fashroned belief Spare the rod and spoil the dog NGVEMBER Act III Before ringing up the curtain there is a time out period but the directors contmue the routine The journey back from the Teachers Conyentlon proyed to be a most successful out of season deer huntrng trip Shame on you Mr Southworth' Make me a chrld again just for today was the theme for the next scene vxhich starred Snow Drop and the Seyen Drrfts The scene changes to Those Loyely Ladies or were they7 The jolly jubilant ackanapes jaunted through their joking ges tures a jewel of an rmpersonation DECEMBER Act IV At the Glee Club Concert Chrrstmas cards were exhibited in the form of silhouettes The sound of Christmas carols from backstage added the spark of life to the cards We all enjoyed the sleigh ride that the Glee Club gaye us through the land of Chrrstmas Carols A Hammond organ was the next piece of furniture to adorn the stage and make the gym ring wrth applause Too bad that a grind organ cant play South of the Border so sweetly' The mid day intermission has taken on an appearance of food gobblmg and fun rarsing In the dming hall the hungry cast finds nourishment for their staryed tummies followed by a mixture of exotic jrtterbugs and juggling basketball shoot ers in the gym The curtain drops for a two week reparr job Everyone goes merrily on hrs way leasing a Gone With The Wrnd appearance with the usual peanut shuck cloudburst The janitors really enjoyed the holiday from the nut shucks traditlon JANUARY Act v Minstrel Show with nts rib ticklin jokes and toe tappm music Next vse are trained in the art of wrestling by the Lrttle Strong Man Earl Conrad His jujutsu tricks made us wonder whether our strong boys were mice or men To prose the capability of the cast fillmg their part in this play satrsfactorlly each character was subjected to mid year exams The suryiy al of the fittest had no place here among so many fit characters FEBRUARY Act VI Then came a reyiyal of Citizenship Day Commemorating two patriots birthdays George Wash rngton and Abraham Lincoln our memories were refreshed in the ways of paying respect to Old Glory If Kate Smith would have been here to hear us sing Irung Berlin s God Bless America we are sure she vyould haxe contracted us for one of her programs MARCH Act VII The 1940 operetta The Count and the Co ed vsas the next eyent to carry us off into Songland No one eyer realized that a Count wrth or without a beard could be comical enough to have an audience rolling in the arsles with laughter It wouldnt be surprrsing to find some of our songsters auditionrng for the Metropolrtan Opera The stage was next made ready to accommodate an artrst and humorous impersonator and a baritone soloist We had right before our eyes pictures created that were felt and others made with artistic smears of painters chalk APRIL Act VIII The act began with an echoing of martial strains of music played by the 60 piece band at the spring concert The sound affects change to the chant of the auctioneers An old fashioned basket social put on by the Seals created great enthusiasm among the couples eanette Solberg vsas avy arded the prize for the prettiest basket Next Confucius assumes the drrectxon of the play China Boy a pro duction by the Seals Confucrus say Seals who act like that should not be gnen tomato at pan but great big hand MAY Act IX The crovnnmg glory of the jackanapes vu rs the unior Promenade The king and queen ruled oyer a gay and runboyx llke court The curtain falls on the lust scene of the last act There was a note of joy and sadness in the atmosphere While some Seals felt reluctant in breaking away from under graduates md happy high school eyents others vuere lookrng joyfully lherd to further learning md pleasant experiences r zo ' . 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M 2 A Wm EN' Q A vsw f , ,-13 The Band The Mauston Hlgh School Band under the baton of Dlrector Thomas A Rlngness has contrlbuted much to the fulfillment of another successful school year It has offered a warlety of programs among whrch we lrst these as most outstandmg Peppy playlng and field maneux er1ng at football games lead 1ng the parade 1n revlew on Homecornmg Day grvlng l1fe to the pep meetlngs addmg a llvely Splflt to basketball games and the tournament the formal band concerts at whlch both IUdlXldl.121I and group entertamment was the keynote the solemnrty added to our patrrotrc holrday programs by the strrrrng marches and anthems and representmg our school at the La Crosse Festlval the Stevens Polnt Festlval and at the D1str1ct Tournament IH Baraboo as a Class B entrant OFFICERS Pferzdenl John Loomxs Sewemrg Yfearure: oycc Curtns Qzmrzemzmzer Donald Crmdall Drum Mayor Warren Young Tulrlwg Dmm Mafwr Joyce Curtis and Leora Hamrl Begmnzng Tu nlerr Jean Klabough and Zrta Kosak Flag Robert Dory CIARINETS Joyce Curtrs Vlillrl Prressmtz Ethel Fletcher Betty Robertson Dorls Clement Janet Young Robert Dory Howard Sand Norma Curtxs Vxrgrnla Curtls Orley Greene Jem Sand Alrce Fldrcd Vanetta Prxessnrtz Maxre Hanson Gordon Betts El CLARINIT Dorothy Sewerson FLLTES SAXOPHOINLS Arthur Preston Shrrley Paulson Wnllmm Dusell Arlene Jurlkowskr Dorothy McM1ll1n BARITONES Wrllrlm Buglass V1rg1n11 Thorscn CORNETS Yvonne Allen Harold Onslger Francrs Gardner Robert Hxgeman Wlllldm Kastner Farth Bruzellus M lbel LaBelle Ruth Turgeson Fmma Loxs Roth HORNS Rose Ackerm ln OBOI: Arlene I und Hope Bruzelrus Dorothy Reynolds Jean Pharo Mabel Vanderhoof 1 C 2 Q 'I ROMBOINI' S Donald Crandall Warren Young ohn Loomis Fred Fllnders Helen Gadtke Wrllram Newkrrk BASSES Jack Rrpley Robert Cummg Sheldon Dramond Roy Purvls PERCUSSION Wfrllxs Demke James Dooney Jeanette Solberg Nlatalre Wrrght Irene Thompson John Wllherg lone NW: cox 1 W, nf, , Y . : ' 5 - 'Q Q Z . . .V. 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