Mayville High School - Rocket Yearbook (Mayville, WI)

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THE. ROCKET FOR I93l .Iimior Class Ilottom Row: If. liratltke, V. Ratlke, XY. Paslxrig, A. Magyiir, II. Voss, II. Sehrorrler, I.. Ilir- sig, A. Bnlialag. Seeonrl Row: V. Unantlt, ll. Hot-Hlin, li. Retzlaff, If. XYeiganrl, Y, Ilaae, NI. Meflotlil M. I.. Ilnstinie. Miss Moriarity. Tliircl Row: l.. Iiirr, IXI. Lincleinan, I'. XYagner, ii. Kimmel, I.. linse, I.. Rililiens, Y. Melelier lf Setzer. I lfonrtli Ixow: li. l.angenft-lrl, j. XYirlnaer, XY. Iforster, Rl. Strook, -I, Loelirke. Ki. Meyer II. Koeisell. T. Iiachlinher. I lfiftli Row: Il. lit-lirke, I.. Ile-ek, ll, Iiernarcl IQ. XXX-lst'li. XY. Seliellnfelter. Il. Ilaniels R. Pilsner. The ,lnniors lmegan an eventful year with an enrollment of thirty-eight Nt the lirst meeting in the fall the following' ollieers were eleetemlz .Xnrlreu Magyar, l'resirlent3 llazel Yoss, Yiee-l'resnlentg llaroltl Schroeder. Secre- tary: anml XYallaee Vaslmrig, Treasurer. .Xlthongh a small class, they maile a name for themselves in all sehr ml ietivities. Seventeen out ofthe twenty-three lmoys in the class partieipatetl in footliall, live were on the lmasltet-lmall sqnael, three were in the oratorieal con- test, live are Iloy Scouts, six in the Ili-Y, ancl seven in the Iforestry fluli I'wo ol' the girls took an active part in mlelmate, three in cleelamatorv, anal seven ire tiirl Scouts. Three ol' the class are memlmers of the orchestra, nine of tht lianil, fourteen ull the Herman Clnli, anal nineteen took part in the Ifestival. The class gave two ilaneing parties this year. UI course, the biggest anml liest event of the year was the Alunior l'rom. The cleeorations, in reml and white, were earrietl out in cliamonrl clesign making a very neat :incl att1'aetix't ippearaiiee. Miss llloriarity was class arlvisor. wi

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THE ROCKET FOR l93l Class History In September, 1926, when the new high school building was ready for use, we, the Class of '31, were seventh graders, twenty-six in number. By the time we became Freshmen, our class had increased to fifty-one members. Under the guidance of our advisor, Miss Olson, we passed our first year of high school, and entered our Sophomore year with but forty-four members. It was in our Sophomore year that the class began to assume importance in the Mayville High School activities. Four Sophomores were first string football men, while three were on the basket ball team, one of them being elected captain. The girls, too, brought athletic laurels to the class by winning the Girls' Inter-Class Basket Ball Championship. One Sophomore girl won second place in the League Declamatory Contest in 1929, and a Sophomore boy won first place in the League Oratorical Contest. The class was well represented in the operetta Once in a Blue Moon in both cast and choruses. When we returned the next year as Juniors we found our class enlarged by the entrance of Lavina Heinecke, Evelyn Luedke, Erhard Luhn, and Estelle Miller from Theresa High School. Again the class was well repre- sented on the football field, in basket ball, in the band and choruses. Two juniors, were on the debate teams that won the State Championship. The climax of the junior year was of course the Prom. The gym was strikingly decorated in a modernistic design, and the class felt amply repaid for the work they had done to make it a success. And then, all too soon our Senior year at Mayville High School was at hand. Class officers elected early in the year are: President, Spencer johnson, Vice-President, George Deanovichg Secretary, Kaetchen Wegnerg and Treasurer, Yovanca Dallich. Again the class was well represented on both basketball and football teams, aiding much in gaining for the school the second Little Ten Football Championship, thus capturing another silver football trophy for the school. The basketball team also had a successful season, winning second place in the Little Ten League. The Musical Festival also found the Senior Class well represented in the chorus, orchestra and band. In inter-class activities the Senior Class has not been idle. The Inter- Class Forensic Cup given to the class whose members have done the most work in the line of forensics was won by the Seniors. The class, up to the time of writing, is leading in the race for the Inter-Class Athletic Cup, with high hopes of winning it. We have worked hard to make this Rocket one of the best ever publish- ed here, and have worked hard with our class play, A Lucky Break. Now, at last, with all our school work finished, and all our activities passed, we are ready for graduation and our last picnic as students of the Mayville High School. Motto-Through trials to triumph. Colors-Red and VVhite. Flower-Lily-of-the-Valley. Advisor-Miss Olson. U91 ,

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THE ROCKET FOR l93l Sophomore CIass Bottom Row: H. Kraft, j. Palmer, D. Hcrzherg, M. Kulliow, Ii. IJULIIIUYICII, V. Bacrnwztlel. I.. Uatpcllc, V. Zimmcruizm. A Sccnntl Row: I.. lit-itz, AI. Starr, H. XYL-ufIt, AI. Kraft, V. IXI:1It-scvicli, R. II:tcI1In1ht'r, tt. Nath:-r, N. . III. I-nznn:cr 'I'I1irtI Row: If Iirztdtkc, A. Iilsiugur, IJ. K'un1Iy,,I. Sttivlmtw. I.. I'icpcr, II, Ut-cI1slwl'. I, liricp- cntrug, II. RctzI:tIT, IS. xx'l'llCIIL'I', Miss Iiussc. ' I mu'tI1 Rmvt C. IIZIIISI, II. Schultz, I.. Iiruhicli, II. St'Ilt'II13I.l'II'L'I , S. Iirulmich, M. IICYIIIZIII, li. Zwicg, Y. L'ouItt't'. I iftIl Row: I . Mt-yvr, ti. XYit'sc, XY. Iit'In'kc, A. Ifztlk, II. I'futIIit'I1, H. IIIIIIIIX, V. Sclu-IIpfct'ft'r. I.. Kiuslt-y. Sixth Rott-g lf. IS1l0I'lSl'I1y, Ii. Dt-tlnlpli, ti. Rt-rliskc, XV. Dt-XYitt, I.. Itiztrosc. I . Lnhous, A. Kztnnzts, Y. Iiztciilcr, li. Kit-nsinur. IIIIIL' Soplimmwc L'I:tss oflicers strc: Iielor Iicrzimcrg, Vrcsimlcntg Maxx Iiztliluw, Yict'-I'1'csiaIL'i1tg -Iunc I'ztImcr, Sccrctztryg Ifmii I5c:n1m'it'I1, 'I'rc:tsul'cr. 'I'I1is your the Snplmtnnrcs have been rcprcsentctl in :III the vstritnls phases of athletics, music :mtl forensics. Iiclur Ilcrzlmcrg and I.:mwrcncc IQIHSICB'llCI'IHl'I11CtI crctlitztlvly in the tlcbzttc stluzul 3 in urzttury Ilclur Ilcrzimcrg' was one of the two stuticnts who represent- e4I the scI1uuI :tt the I.e:tg'ue Urztturiczll Contest :lt Ucmimnowuc, ztntl I.:1w- rence Kinslcy was one of the scI1ooI's rcprcscnt:1tix'cs in cxtcmpornncuus spcztking. The SupI1tnnorcs thus t'cceix'cmI scctmcl place in the inter-t'I:tss cuntust for the Ifurcnsic Cup. Next your thc tilztss of '33 hopes to Inc :lctirc Clltlllglfil to capture thc cup. I2'I