McKinley High School - Tiger Yearbook (Marshfield, WI)

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TOP ROW N Kamps, R. Parkhill, M. Thiel, R. Juno FOURTH ROW M Grosbier, R. Bey, H. Drcgne, V, Zurn, N. Braatz Q! es SECOND ROW P Gilhausen, P. Markce, If. Sanders, S. Blodgett, J. Urbom, E., onna gig. Petz, D. orseth, Lauby, H. Atwood l. THIRD ROW M Martin, M. Becker, E. Steffen, S. Finucane, M. Atwood, R. Qdtkeisl , V. En Brayer t HRST ROW I Lmdow, sl. Tliebh M. l'elirenb.Ich. R. Mechler, L. W'cnzcl . H A. iebel, Pilsner MARGARET Arwoon - - ply - - President VIRGINIA ZURN - - - l - Vice-President H7 RAMONA LUEDTKE - - - Secretary-Treasurer tx A general reorganization of the Booster Club took place this year. The purposes of this club activities, to sponsor pep meetings and organized cheering at the games. To make a more workable group, the membership of the club is limited to forty girls Fort -fi f ' ' ' y ve per cent o the members are Seniors, thirty-five per cent are Juniors, and twenty per cent are Sophomores. New members are selected each year on the following b i: l' ' asis persona ity, scholarship average, and group loyalty. Regular meetings are held the first and third Monday of each month. The school colors are represented in the black skirts and orange sweaters which com- prise the club uniform. The sweaters are owned and paid for by the club itself Th' . is year the organization purchased new sweaters for all members which are to be paid for by the joint cooperation of all members. are to promote sportsmanship and cooperation in athletic 5 B o o s c T L E U R B 44

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in TOP ROW-N. Knmps, E. Grewohl, R. Luedtke, S. Holzhausen, L. Hunter, B. Bodah, J. Urbom, S. Ferrell, E. Grotli, G. Siemers, J. Folsam, L. Merkel A. Bruhn THIRD ROW-A. Stewart, L. Winch, A. Gadson, M. Specht, D. Conlon, E. Eckes, M. Atwood, A. Kunz, E. Herrick, C. Specht, M. Wegner, M O'Ncill, V. Gesme, F. Connauglity, V. Mess SECOND ROW-E. Larson, E. Lahman, L. Steger, E. Hintz, S. Knox, R. Ledger, B. Clement, L. Widman, R. Bloy, P. Ledger, M. Ziedler, V. Kipps A. Koenig, C. Heggelund FIRST ROW-R. Meckler, L. Wcmel, F.'RickfLH. Braem,B. Podratz, M. Fehrenbach, Miss Wangen, L. Klumb, B. Heiting, E. Fohrman, B. Schuette M. Reitan, M. Meyer J ,iff 1 , f 4 ' L ' , G ,, 1 1 X ' LCA E L M I B VOCAL X H 4.4 E 3 !c,6'f?LM D U Mfr . ' 77' ibyufflvud TOP ROW-J. Kraemer, R. Garvue, R. Nines, R. Spry, G. Southard, W. Garvue, D. Reese, G. Harrington, V. Herrick, T. Rick SECOND ROW-A. Koenig, M. Wegner, L. Merkel, A. Kunz, L. Widman, R. Bloy, S. Ferrell, J. Urbom, N. Kamps, R. Luedtke, E. Grewohl, A. , Gadson, B. Bodah FIRST ROW-M. Zeidler, E. Connaughty, V. Kipps, B. Heiting, E. Herrick, Miss Wangen, E. Groth, S. Knox, M. Fehrenbach, L. Winch, A. Stewart

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TOP ROW--A. Stewart, E. Wismeth, H. Dregne, N. Braatz, F. Eisberner, J. Folsam, H. Dageford, D. Forseth, V. Gesme, M. Atwood, R. Parkhill R. Juno, E. Grewohl, E. Eckes, L. Kottmeyer, D. Multerer, W. Fink, L. Wistrom, C. Veers, E. Krasin, E. Steffen, C. Niemann FIFTH ROW-A. Berg, M. Soles, S. Finucane, L. Steger, C. Pors, M. Breckheimer, N. Kamps, P. Ledger, P. Gilhausen, M. Wegner, E. Fohrman R Ledger, V. Engles, M. Grosbier, L. Merkel, D. Mettelka, P. Morrison, V. Blum, G. Siemers, V. Mess FOURTH ROW-R. Bey, V. Zurn, B. Tiepolt, B. Pilsner, J. Hill, M. Fehrenbach, C. Specht, J. Pilsner, L. Krahn, E. Kuerhe, R. Olstinski, A Mills, H. Atwood, D. Haight, C. Groth, M. Adler, H. Braem, E. Hintz, Miss Ekstrom THIRD ROW-B. Heiting, C. Sadowska, H. Stauber, M. Schrader, R. Mechler, E. Hoglin, C. Ledger, L. Deering, H. Witt, S. Collier, P Theby, E. Sanders, I. Lindow, J. Theby, J. Wilson, J. Matson, M. Petz, M. Schneider SECOND ROW-L. Widman, M. Cole, S. Blodgett, P. Markee, M. Martin, C. Hoag, D. Conlon, J. Fornefelt, M. O'Neill, V. Kuethe, L. Wenzel FIRST ROW-M. Reitan, R. Krasin, A. Koenig G A A HELEN DREGNE - VIRGINIA ZURN - MARGARET WEGNER MARGARET ATWOOD INEZ LINDOW - BEATRICE HEITING - NEVA KAMPS - RUTH BEY - - ELVA GREWOHL - NoRMA BRAATZ - CATHERINE SPFCHT Although in existence as an active club of McKinley High School for the past several years, the G.A.A. was reorganized this year. As a result, many new members were added, new ideas incorporated in the activities of the club, and a managing board elected to act upon the business of the organization. Members endeavor to win the emblem G.A.A. by earning five hundred points and the letter M by earning fifteen hundred points. Two points are Won for each mile of hiking, five points for each hour of sports, one hundred points for placing on a first team, and fifty points for placing on a second team. Members are limited to fifty points in each sport a semester so that the girls must participate in a variety of activities. There were approximately eighty of the club's.ninety members out for'E-asketball which was probably the most popular sport during the year. Practice games and novelty tournaments were conducted before the class teams were chosen. Three new games were introduced this year 'under the heading of individual, sports, namely, bowling, badminton, and ring tennis. The organization sponsors social events throughout the year. An attempt is made to have a hike or party once a month. - President - Vice-President - - Secretary Head of Hockey - Head of Basketball - Head of Baseball - Head of Hikes - Point Secretary - Head of Volley Ball - Head of Individual Sports - - Publicity Manager