Mayville High School - Rocket Yearbook (Mayville, WI)

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T SLOW Cty Myee lil Qt it lltll it lm 4D le is it it Ht Z HQ ,f f '-2,-1 - V .fgbjfzfff ff 7 ' f',f,2 'P ,' fp! f' 5, .f ..,.fif' ' . - ,I--. , 1 af 1 Botlom Row: Miss Grenzow, M. XfVagner, C. Gensiner, M. Guse, H. Enderly, C. Nabcr, R. Neumarlc, E. Stueber, R. Voss, A. lioepsell, L. Bachhuber, M. Godfrey, Alex Lehner. Second Row: E. Mayhew, J. Clark, V. Gehrke, A. Zimmerman, V. Quandt, F Neitzel, C. K T - Ribbens, A. Luehring, M. Mann, H. Labby, M. Thiel, E. Starr, F. VValtzer, G. Cundy. i 'yM!S ' l'QA!!Af??i'i1'd Row: V. Buerger, H. Weigzxncl, R. Lacey, G. Guse, A. Gieschen, H. Youngbeck, B Adv Orovicli, G. Deanovich, H. Rolilinger, R. Blohm, L. Neitzel, N. Gassner. JK If 1 9, , 47' ,Fgiwth Row: D. Benke, G. Bennetts, M. Rutalj, A. Feucht, A. Stoehr, V. X1Veltz, H. Bacltman, gf T M' C ! 'i F. Rediske, F. Ruedehuscli, R. Voltz, R. Suckow, B. Voltz, VV. Baerwald. ? '7-f Jffvl' Fifth. Row: J. Peters, M. Coulter, A. Feucht, D. Maclimueller, H. Macksain, O. Mantliey, B. iff ff Malesevicli, J. Billington, G. McCloud, E. Bonack, M. Loelirke, L. Coulter. ts F Jef ,jf Sd 'T-fi, - rL,.fiL,fK , , , Freshmen '99,-,Afff , I ' ,,5,-H p vf.,.' ' f 3 he The Freshman Class has been one V1-esent us in Oratoty. 'One boy and ':l,,f'g'f7Y5'Q, ofthe largesti the his 0 ay- me girl acted as alternates in the .J ville High c l. D the y District contest. Several of the the class pl -'I an 'np ant part in Athletics rens s .1 d other school activiti . lar torical conte s thr irls nf' Q s - lected for the lo cla tor contestg and or boy ch .N boys played on the A and B squads in football and basketball. The class olticers are: President, George Bennetts, Vice President, Melvin Loehrke, Secretary, Ethel Stueber, Treasurer, Alex Lehner, with Miss Grenzow as class advisor. 5 I 7 .5 gpm r entered the ,cla tor 1 rc- wg? I N 'N N s V enl - -X P l xi! I li ' Sq Cl . 71 - X -ig 0 I 201

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QE ll Ql it int it its ,1IU rg in it it 31:2 Bottom Roto: Miss Baumgartner, E. Pieper, M. Neuman, M. Marquardt, P. Bath, V. Ewerdt, O. Buerger, T. Salzberger, M. McCloud, L. Meyer, NN. Neisius. Second Row: S. Kremer, H. Phalzgraf, D. Quandt, B. Johnson, M. Bachhuber, C. Zwieg, 'M. Ulrich, M. Neisius, F. Putsch, C. Lueliring. Third Row: XV. Lange, T. Sertisch, A. Elsinger, N. Reisinger, XV. Kraft, E. Bernard, R. Fischer, F. Pilsner, O. Peters, D. Bertucci. Fomftli Row: VV. Maclcsam, N. Boeclc, VV. llansa, H. Hilgenclorf, J. Dapp, N. Bujanovich, H. Lehner, A. Gruber, A. Kaepernick, J. Lacey. Sophomores Sophomore and Freshmen classes presented a flag and scarf drill be- The Class of '34 has taken part in a number of school activities this year, a large number of boys taking part in basketball and football, one girl in forensics, two winning hon- ors in declamatory work, and all music departments well represented. Two parties were given by the class. In commemoration of the VVashington Bi-Centennial, the 9l fore the Assembly. This program was received with great enthusiasm. The class officers are: Billy Lange, Presidentg Betty Johnson, Vice Presidentg Carolyn Zwieg, Secretary, and Meredith McCloud, Treasurer. Miss Baumgartner is class advisor.

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