McKinley High School - Tiger Yearbook (Marshfield, WI)

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EVENTS SEPTEMBER School days, school days, dear old golden rule days -begin. We the people, etcf'-Miss Means speaks to the students on 1 stitution Day. l'Hold that line! Hold that line!,' We held Wausau to a 0-0 s4 Thoughts went to China as H. C. White lectured in native Ch: costume. Kryl Symphony concert. Teacher: Harry, you mustn't laugh out loud in class. Harry: I didn't mean to. I was smiling, and the smile busted. OCTOBER Tiger Board selected-first meeting-assignments made. First vacation-our teachers attend Wausau convention. Early evening! A fire siren! Horrihed, we watched 'mold McKin burn to the ground. McKinley students resume classes in Purdy School. Bobby, tell me where the elephant is found. The elephant, he said, is such a large animal it is scarcely lostf, NOVEMBER Armistice Day-Reverend Oates addressed the students of Purdy McKinley High Schools. A tremendous success! Second Tiger Carnival! Publication of I annual is assured. '!The Youngest is presented by the Junior Class. V A hunting they did go! Mr. Bitzer got a deer and a bear-alm Thanksgiving vacation begins. Photographer flining up students for a school picturejz Now si nicely at that girl over there, young man. Bill: Aw, heck, that's my sister. DECEMBER Mr. W. Kenney gives the students some insights on insurance. Tinl-ters and Thinkers -we have both. Mr. Grothwell explai which is which. Seniors take I. Q. testsz Merry Christmas! Mr. Hoops asked for and received-a wife. jim: XVasn't that a nice juicy lecture on the 'Culture of Prunes Tim: It surely was. The professor was so full of his subject. JANUARY Safety talk given by Mr. R. A. Allen. Home Circle Ensemble composed of Mrs. Pinion, Mary and Lorra entertained at student's assembly. Semester ends. Student: t'What is the date, please? Teacher: Never mind the date. The examination is more importar Student: t'Well, sir, I wanted to have somethin ri ht on m a c 8 S Y P P Teacher: This is an ideal spot for our school picnic. John: It must be. Fifty million insects can't be wrong. 64

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EVENTS FEBRUARY H. Gripentrog and S. Lewis give us highlights on the utilities question. Number Plizz. Telephone Company gives demonstration to the students. 6 Tiger Campaign! Most successful in the history of the school with a total of 600 copies sold. Mr. jepson's sophomores -led group sales while Bill Sexton led individual sales. Mr. Boylan speaks at pep meeting. Seniors order calling cards. Mr. Brayton Eddy spoke to us on insects. Once There Was a Princess is presented by the Sophomore Class. Little Tommy: Give me some 'lassesf' Uncle Frank: You mustn't say 'lasses. Say molasses. Little Tommy: How can I say molasses when I ain't had none yet. MARCH John Lundgren, a McKinley alumnus, entertained at assembly with violin selections. Mrs. Tinkham accompanied him. P Class B basketball tournament held in Marshfield. Mr. Lewis told of his trip to New Orleans with interesting notes on the flood area. Miss Hugunin presented high school students in three one-act plays, No Sabe, Drums of Oude, The Dear Departed, as the last number of the ten series program. Snifllel Sniiile! Sprig vacation. Mrs. Barnum Brown tells of experiences hunting dinosaur remains. Mr. Burnkrant paced to and fro in assembly today. Football was his I subject. . APRIL wi Local forensic contest held with fifty contestants. l Professor F. C. Mayer, Marquette University, spoke interestingly on S vocations. ' Forensic contestants compete in district meet at Marion. Dancers thrill to the chill of a northern setting at junior Prom. Tiger goes to press. Terrified, the father called the doctor on the telephone. Qur little fellow swallowed a fountain pen. , I'll be out in an hour, said the doctor. it But that's a long time. What shall I do in the meantime? You'll have to use a pencil, said the doctor. MAY Senior examinations. Captain Applejackn by W. Hackett is presented by the Senior Class directed by Miss Bachhuber. Senior dinner and dance. School exhibit. Baccalaureate. JUNE Commencement. Teacher: This is an ideal spot for our school picnic. John: It must be. Fifty million insects can't be wrong. 65 5 A S 5-'fs su sq , X 13519 e f'.',,flgq..i Ll Z ' Y 1