Mayville High School - Rocket Yearbook (Mayville, WI)

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The Rocket M. H. S. ,23 The Rocket Our Trip to Oshkosh At one of the evening sessions of the Boys Sewing Club at F. Bachhuber's, news arrived that we were picked as one of the teams to enter the Oshkosh Tourna- ment. Tuts then followed with a sweeping oration entitled Mayville High as District Champs. After giving the boy the necessary applause, we stepped to the bar and had a glass of buttermilk on Doc. Preparations then followed. Doc was seen coming out of ,loe Bachhuber's with a new pair of oxfords, size teng Greasy had his false tooth cleaned, and Toddy started to train his hair so that he could part it in the middle. The next morning while our beautiful city was still in slumber, Greasy was seen plodding to the depot in vain efforts to get there on time. A few hours later Q8 o'clockJ, the rest of the team made their appearance. Prinz then arrived, and being in charge of the team, proceeded to buy the tickets. After a heated argument with the ticket seller, Alois was permitted to travel on a kid's ticket. The Dinkey arrived only twenty minutes late and we were given the most rousing send-off ever given a M. H. S. team. The send-off made such an impression that Hank and Alois were found crying. Jim waved his last farewell to the teachers and we were off. Toddy next changed his little brother's collar and we settled in our seats and waited for Iron Ridge. Tuts, Alois and Muggins, the children of the gang, were put in charge of the conductor while the elders, including Doc, watched the farms fly by. At last we arrived at Iron Ridge. Jim spent his time talking to the mayor's daughter, while Toddy and Hank amused themselves by pushing the Dinkey around on the turn table. The rest helped Hugo wait for the next train which arrived on time and we were on the home stretch to Oshkosh.. We made ourselves comfortable and Tuts took his afternoon nap accompanied by Doc. Prinz had to take Hank's money away from him for he was found attempting to indulge in sweets which the man brought around. In spite of the fact that we were all very quiet, Tuts and Doc were aroused from their slumber by a naughty group of people at Ripon. Upon investigation we found that the Ripon team, our first victims, wanted to ride along to Oshkosh. They were given a send-off almost equal to the one we got. Here Hank got more names for his mailing list and soon we were speeding to Oshkosh. We arrived at Oshkosh where we were met by Brooks. Under his direction, we proceeded to the Hotel Clifton where he had reserved rooms for us. Following a short inspection of our rooms, we paraded down to the dining room where we really enjoyed our first meal of EGGS. More time was spent at this meal than usual be- cause ,lim had to make the acquaintance of the waitresses. After putting a fraction of a dozen of eggs in cold storage, we were chased back to our rooms and forced to take a rest. Then we left the hotel for the gym to play our first game. We arrived in time to see the F ondy-Winneconne game and to give the hall the once over. If anyone Page Twenty-four