McKinley High School - Tiger Yearbook (Marshfield, WI)

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OP ROW R Lee, T. Markee, C. Krier, D. Scnn, H. Kuse, L. Ledger, R. Hupe, R. Hupe, VV. Pleckham, R. W'einfurtner D Ziegahn E Heroux Hustedt W Behling RTH ROW fC. Moore, I.. Zahn, M. Seeliafer, Mannigel, N. Paulson, C. Pinney, C. Zais, E. Ingle, WI. Rcdig, INI. Kibbtl J O Reilly W Lt e L Cournoxtr B Dohm, If. Laufenberg, D. Rondorf, A. Meidl THIRD ROXX ell. Kautzer, I.. Sanger, AI. XY'eigel, j. Ernst, C. Bump, H. Buttke, D. XVade, H. Reigel, C. Greene, I-'. Trudtau A Rnox B Geldcrnic W Radue W Beil, W. Cattanach, H. Ilasenhoerl :F OIND ROW -I.. W'unscli, R. Langrelir, C. Yaeger, O. Heide, C. Vickerman, ,I. Vfilliariis, R. Hager, Xxrillflftl l7kvall, XX illict Iluill L Robinson K Braycr E Ilenseler, Brinlsmann, D. Henseler, F. Xvicltman, M. Crawshaw IRST ROW A. Wickmaii, Mr. Jepson, L. Cattanach ' ' i 'i is i . ' le A' l BUD DOHM -------- Preszdeuf V 7 i 1 i EUGENE LAUFENBERG, HARLAND REIGEL, ,gli QQ DONALD ZIEGAHN - - - - Vice'-Presidwzfs I ROBERT WEINFURTNER - - Scercfary-Treaszzrer ' Winners,' seems to be an appropriate title for members of the Agricultural Club. Eighteen of the group participated in the state contests held at Madison on October 2 and 3. They entered the competition in teams of three in the following fields of judging work: crops, livestock, potatoes, apples, meats, mechanics, and dairy products. With one hundred thirty-six schools and nearly sixteen hundred individuals competing, the Marsh- field teams placed second in fat stock, third in all livestock, tenth in dairy cattle, second in Holstein cattle, third in meats, third in dairy products, second in seeds, fourth in all crops, and third in mechanics. The teams brought home five banners. Individuals won seven ribbons, two cash prizes and one book. In October, the members of the club aided in sponsoring the annual crops judging contest for rural schools surrounding Marshfield. Agricultural Club members are actively engaged in rural work. Thirty of the boys are members of The Future Farmers of America. Eighteen of the group, as members of the Marshfield High School junior Herd Improvement Association, test their home dairy herds for butter fat production. 4-Il Club work is a decided factor in the organization's activities. Seventy per cent of the boys are members or leaders in 4-H Clubs in Marathon Wood, and Clark counties. 5

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TOP ROW-D. Walters, G. Grosbier, M. Lee, I. Bleattler, R, Wildish, W. Leffel, B. Hoerl, K. Merkel, R. Risch, D. Robertson, J. Harlow, L. Ledger, D. Schrader, P. Heinzcn, L. Worcester, D. Cliver, D. Glaman, D. Weber, W. Brcu, R. Rogstad, R. Parkhill, R. Juno, E. Engleharr FOURTH ROW-D. Helixon, R. Goeres, J. Stauber, D. Felhofcr, D. Hoerl, M. Kibbel, D. Denson, J. Sleeper, R. Spry, E. Fabritz, C. Yerkes, V. Her- rick, E. Grewohl, E. lickes, A. Gadson, li. Hoglin THIRD ROW--Mr. Borchardt, L. Pcmber, L. Folz, E. Furstenberg, G. Brodhagcn, E. Connauglity, V. Schreiner, N. Braatz, M. W'egner, N. Kamps, B. Schindhclm, R. Olstinski, G. Greves, M. Brayer, B. Kraemcr, D. Kibbcl, B. Heiting, L. Krohn, R. Ostrander, D. Filbrandt SECOND ROW-Mr, Boylan, J. Cherney, R. Wenzel, M. Rasmussen, G. Hoffman, J. Hill, G, Maluge, V. Kipps, L. Winch, B. Baltus, H. Below, F Fornfelt, Mr. Burnkrant FIRST ROW-C. Green, S. Lewis, J. Sexton, W. Waller KARL MERKEL - - ----- President ROBERT SCHINDHELM - - - Vice-President ELVA GREWOHL ---- Secrefary-Treasurer S The old order C'!9tllIg6'fl9, yielding place to Hoe lI6'1U.,,' C The Science Club was established two years ago. 1935 saw the beginning of one of I the largest clubs in McKinley High School. E Members of the club are students of Chemistry, Physics, and a few selected students N of Biology classes. All faculty members teaching 21 science, including Mathematics, are C honorary members. At the present time, seventy-four students comprise the club. The Science Club has a two-fold ur ose: To aid the students toward a better under- E P P standing and deeper appreciation of the importance of scientific achievements. Programs of the club include speakers interested in science and the showing of per- C tinent scientific movies. Early in the year, Dr. Paul Doege, of Marshfield, spoke about L his construction of a telescope. Both silent and sound films were shown during the pres- U ent school term. The club arranged for the address of Professor Frederick C. Mayer, Head B of the Chemistry Department at Marquette University, 38