McKinley High School - Tiger Yearbook (Marshfield, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1938 volume:

X ,112 J I v 1- 1'-'f'4 4, ,, fi, M, 1 NAME Ramona Luedtice . . Editor-in-Chief Robert Giles . . Business Manager Richard Gendt . . Art Editor 'M . T., X 'k',,x iw BAAAQCLL MLM W M WW 'QV P fn flue ,, 0 QSW XA! '5 xx xuxsvffi QXXWQ' YNQ, mvsfaxwww' 1 Q: X9 Onfenfa DEDICATICN ADMINISTRATION CLASS GLIMPSES CLUBS ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS FEATURES SOPI-IOMORES JUNIORS SENIORS ALUMNI l ,,..,r,,,Y,..q-v-.-..-v-w-,-.,,....,.,1,---...,Y.,,fY,..., , , ,.,,,,,,.,w 1 Q 5 C' , ,xc X Page 5 V E, THE TIGER STAFF OF 1938, have endeavored to portray the scho- lastic achievements and the gala events of this year in order to give you an interesting and attractive pictorial rec- ord of the year's activities and to fur- f nish you with everlasting memories of your high school days. 'A . 2, XF - L2 , .e X 4 f ' n f J E R Q. -2 . ' i 1' lx Q E. K I ij 5 x T' if - , XX . 4 K' .X if ' . cf' 5 ' , f , li, i ' J IA gf X I ,, F ' s, 1 ' Q 0. 1 H :jc ff' ' T F J i i Ag. 3 g ,rg , J Mfr' F ff FTP xx ' 1 . A -f K, R. TINKHAM, by his wise guidance and kind interest in each student, forever endeared himself to tall. l'le seemed as much a part of our high school as the walls of old McKinley itself. It is then with deep regret that we bid farewell to him as principal of McKinley l-ligh School. Although we can never thanlc him for what he has done for us, we sincerely trust that what we have thus far achieved and hope to accomplish in the future will be a small expression of our gratitude for his efforts and sincere appreciation of the standards of citizenship instilled in our lives through his untiring zeal. Therefore, we the class of 1938 wish to dedicate this annual to Mr. Tinlcham. l Mr. Tinlcham Bids Farewell Page 6 Uage 7 GLENN D, TINKHAM BOARD OF EDUCATION Dr. W. G. Sexton, President George S. Wood, Secretary Leo Schoenhofen Clark Abbott M. L. Gagnelius Mrs. Fred Kemps Mrs. Karl Doege Page 8 Ymxo R. F. LEWIS, Superintendent Bfx., M.A. University of Wisconsin ' i Page '10 L l Page 11 M. L. NAS!-lOLD B.A., M.A. Northern lllinois State Teachers' College University of Wisconsin HEN called upon to carry on alter Mr. Tinlcham's resignation, Miss Nashold turned willingly from her realm ol history to the problems ol everyday school life. M fmfiwffwm Qwyjifffgwwf W W WM MWMWML JJ Wa Q2WM5Wf 5 MQW W Wyse sz Ripon College This livestoclc judging team competed with one hundred and thirteen fat stock teams and one hundred and forty-seven dairy cattle teams from other Wisconsin High Schools at Madison, October 'l and Q. , RM R. Lee, R. Brayer, L. Sanger H. JEPSON, B.S. University of Wisconsin A G R l C U LT U R E H. Soloslci, J. O'Reilly, R. Weinlurtner, H. Peigel The crops team, in competition with eighty-lour high school teams, placed third and won third banner at the con- tests held at the College of Agriculture, Madison, Wisconsin, October 'l and Q. Lawrence Sanger and Robert Lee won individual ribbons by placing sixth and eighth respectively. A l Page 15 Top Row: J. Weigel, D. Wade, G, Vickerman, C. Pinney, W. Gelderniclc, W. Cattanach, W. Beil, J, Normington, M. Seehafer, H. Kuse, R. Huoe, R. HUD2, l. Sadowslca R. Lee, J, Stangl, V. Blum, L. Dix, H, Hasenohrl, J, O'l2eilly, R. Rayhorn, H. Schraeder I Fourth EJVE: 'C.'GIrleei'-1e,dG. Bump, J, Foster, E. Henseler, W. Elcvall, W. Elcvall, O. Hansen, G. Schubert, C. Eclces, J. Michalslci, M. Krall, K. Zopfl, D. Knapton, L. Zahn . ei e , . in ow Third Rgvtg Jlohgson, N, Gripentrog, D. Dall, J Brinkman, F. Wiclcman, C. Yaeger, G. Doherty, R. Binning, O. Heide, R. Pinney, H. Gelderniclc, D. Feclchelm, R. BVSYCY . utton, . anger SecondrRow: IJ. Spindler, L. Cattanach, K. Specht, O. Huebscher, O. Helmlce, M. Nzalis, R. Bruhn, V. Lindow, E. Olsen, J. Johnson, C, Wichman, H. Gelderniclc, K remme First Pow: R, Montgomery, A. Curtin, A. Regner, A. Wirtman, C. Kiddoo, R. Plank, V. Sorlie, M. Muir AGRICULTURAL CLUB Robert Weinlurtner . . . President Leo Zahn . . . Vice-President ' Ralph Breyer . . Vice-Presiclent Lawrence Sanger Secretary-Treasurer Milk testing and herd records are essen- tial worlc for students in vocational agriculture. a COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT 1 . J. PHILLIPS, B.E. A Whitewater State Teachers College . Typewriting, Commercial Law, Salesmanship Me' V. L. SMITH, B.S. Iowa State Teachers College Junior Stenography, Commerce, , Typewriting X 4 f aj A, KRAUSER, B.E. Western Illinois State Teachers College Bookkeeping, Algebra ,iffy COMMERCIAL CLUB glPgl Jean Wilson . . President gy Ramona Luedtlce . . . Vice-President Anicla Stewart . Secretary-Treasurer Top Pow: P. Luedtlre, IZ. Marvin, E. Niemann, D. Multerer, BrBodoh, D. Heiting, W. Riplinger, IZ. Felholer, R. Giles, R. Garvue, E. Greene E. Wismeth, M. Pinion Third Row: A. Kuethe, M. Martin, M. Cole, M. Schrader, J. Schilleman, M. Petz, IZ. Furstenberg, E. Furstenberg, H. Dagelorde, V. Kuethe, E. Berg, L. Liebel, S. Ferrell Secondslltisxrd A. Schmidt, J. Hustedt, M. Fischer, E. Schiferl, L. Peterson, M. Schneider, P. Theby, M. Breclcheimer, J. Theby, A. Stewart, . o gett First Row: Miss Smith, R. Mechler, E. Olson, M. Graf, R. Bloy, E. Hintz, E. Miedaner, J. Wilson, H. Braem, Mr. Phillips. 4 A 2. 1 Page 'I6 During the First semester, typing techniques and the lceyboard are learned. The second semester, the business letter is studied in detail, and the worlc during this yme is done on a Budget System. At the end ol the year, it is necessary to type at the rate ol thirty-live words per minute on a ten minute test in order to receive credit. lo qualily lor the Junior Stenography Course lor the next year, one must be able to write at the rate ol forty-live Words per minute. Commerce is For seniors exclusively. The class is composed of only the better type- writing and Junior Stenography students, At graduation time, every student is able to talce shorthand dictation at a minimum rate of one hundred words per minute and transcribe it with a ninety-Five per cent accuracy. Annually the Commercial Club sponsors a Christmas party for needy children in the city. Supper is served, games are played, and Santa brings gifts. Page 17 T l Q3 A. ARGLIE, B.S. Stevens Point State Teachers College University of Wisconsin Sewing G. ANDEREGG, B.S, Stout Institute Girls' Vocational ' If ' 1 ll 'A 1, M. AMES, B.S. University of Wisconsin Cooking I V r I i f ' i HOME ECONOMICS One ol tlie clwiel objectives ol tlwe liomemaldng program is to help the girl as an individual, to develop lwer own personality and traits ol character needed for living satisfactorily with otlwers. C ff: 'i ff , f A i S . i 1 , . R, i 4-5 M it P Page 18 si DRAFTING C. SOMMERER S urlnsmizuxe rf? age '19 :J .,W,, I 3 , fl ,S in fi' 2 x METAL WORK If A. BITZER, B.S. WQQD wow in , Milwaukee State Teachers College University of Minnesota Page Q1 Ou. E. BURNKRANT, B.A, A qv Dartmouth College I. A. MENZEL, BE. Stevens Point State Teachers College K. BOYLAN, BS., M.A. Stevens Point State Teachers College University of Minnesota - flbzkt- , f 5' SCIENCE CLUB Rugbqn Rgggfdd , . , pf6Sld2T1f.': William Cgppg . . VlC6-pV2SlCl2Hl Robert Froehlke . . Secretary-Treasurer Top Rom: Ernslt, J. Stangl, P. Froehllce, F. Upham, H. Blackwood, E. Hoffman, W. Niemuth, P, Rogstad, D, Walters, W. Roever, W. Beseler, . unsc Third RZWNVY. Comps, J. McDonald, D. Kottmeyer, R. Spry, T. Hefko, C. Johnson, J. Bauer, J. lmoehl, R. Aigner, R. Heiting, N. Sternweis, . e son Second Pow: E. Furstenberg, J. Hill, P. Furstenberg, D. Haight, M. Pors, L. Stewart, C. Pors, V. Berlin, H. Fornefelt, G. Binder First Row: Mr. Menzel, J. Kipps. E, Olson, J. Matson, Mr. Burnlcrant, E. Hoglin, C. Mettelstaedt, R. Bourcier, B. Spearbecher, Mr. Boylan .Pk V may-.M.a.:?l-1-A, i 0.4.4, . 'L if , 44,4 f...if'if f litem-tl? is-C l U 'e : 1 f if 1 Page Q9 thi SCIENCE the story of contributions in all Fields of nlcing and of services to industry- and society- 7age Q3 H, l ax 4 R. SOLIE, BS. University of Wisconsin ART Art is a human activity having For its purpose the trans- mission to others of the highest and best feelings to which men have risen. Tolstoi i i Page Q4 Page Q5 LIBRARY Continued Use ol the Library Means Continued Education f -7- fff- H ----- -, B. GAGNON, B.A. The College of Saint Catherin Characters in the Book Week skit, Not for Ladies, were: Anne Bronte, Ramona Luedtke, Mr. Smith, Russell Spry, Char- lotte Bronte, Ruth Weber, Emily Bronte, Jean Theby. l-IISTCDRY AND SGCIAI. SCIENCE Gum on the end of our noses- well, that may have happened in American History class had we disregarded Mrs. Murphy's warn- ing. Mrs. Murphy succeeded Miss Nashold as history teacher this past semester. M. L. NASHOLD, B.A., M.A. Northern lllinois State Teachers' College University of Wisconsin American History M. MEANS, B.A. Carroll College University of Wisconsin World History, Geographvi ECOUOWCS Sociology 5 -169' R. KILEEN, B.A. University ol Wisconsin Algebra, Economics x x I ak .gif H tk Miss Mechler taught the Sopho- mores English when Miss Sarby failed to return after Christmas. When Miss Kileen went South at the end of the First semester, Miss Mechler toolc over her Algebra and Sociology classes. Page 26 Www' Top Row: B. Kraemer, E. Greene, M. Laird, W Niemuth, F. Upham, B. Froerilke, J. McDonald W Comps Third Row: N. Sternweis, M. Dickof, A. Peitz E. Oligney, L. Martin, B. Henning, M. Felker, F. Wegner Second Pow: M. Bornes, W. Fenrenbach, N Barnes, M. Sexton, P. Weber, J. Hill, J Schaeclerle First Row: C. Mittelst dt M Ga vue, V. Felhofer, K. Dame, L H.: fro? Q r. , ! A f LANGUAGES L 9 1 1' L .W Ji L W S ' YQ, fi' f.-1.4, L,- , is s.f'1.4 101 ' ,g ,Q .fvmff 6' . -F-7 . E. EICHHOLZ, Bs., MA. 4,4-fw. if ,iff 7, , .. f J Heidelberg, Germany ' W ' ' k , M, .ui LATIN CLUB M GERMAN CLUB Top Pow: W, Cox, B. Messerschmidt, R. Birge, J. LeMahieu, J. Stangl, R. Pirwitz, W. Niemuth, E. Kane, A. Fylcsen, H. Jensen, T. Hefko Third Row: R. Furstenberg, E, Schiferl, V. Kuethe, E. Berg, I. Woodkey, E. Groth, M. Kreuger, A. Koenig, J. Henrichs, R. Spry, C. Johnson Second Pow: M. Weber, V. Ebert, M. Heifish, J. Fehrenbach, M. Pors, L. Grancorvitz, M. Trierweiler, J. Panther First Pow, J. Lueck, M, Peitan, C. Gull, E. Eichholz, K. Flint. V. Berlin, E. Hornick Page Q7 BAND A. SCHLEUNES, B.E. University of Wisconsin Vandercoolc School of Music Lawrence Conservatory fel fv' 5 . , . tif IA V s if I s l ,I A t 4, lv, Jw, nf 5 J Top Row: C. Mitten, H. Jensen, M. Wunsch, C Krohn, E Knorr, L. Schultz, A. Evanson, O. Husledl, J. Hell, L. Krlenlce, O. Andung, J. Ernst, J. Stengl, R. Birge, M. Qudy ThirdRPiw: ges, Chapel, A. Braem, K. Rausch, V. Luber, E. Ostrancler, D, Braem, D. Haiglxt,J.Josepl'1s, F.Wemer, J Stegbauer, J. Gerlce, . rler, . Szcoirjdisxowz B. Rojginson, M. Thompson, L. Fielstad, ll. Bruhn, R Wern, E. Walcott, J. Conlon, J. Lueclc, P. Seidl, L. LaMere, R. Steger, L. Winch . arson First Row: M. Goldbach, J. Rasmussen, R. Smith, K. Becker, P, Planlx, D. Srvers, Y. Ketelle, L. Frederick, M. Ferrell, W. Barge, G. Jensen, W. Schedin, J. Flelsner HAROLD JENSEN 1st place, district Class C, 1936 1st place, state, Class C, 1936 'lst place, district, Class B, 1937 1st place, state, Class B, 1937 Awarded one-half scholarship for three weeks band course at the University ol Wisconsin by combined Marshfield Women's Clubs. C ROBERT WEIN 1st place, district, Class C, 1936 Qnd place, state, Class C, 1936 1st place, district, Class B, 1937 1st place, state, Class B, 1937 Awarded one-half scholarship for three weeks band course by University of Wisconsin'lilcewise honored by the combined Marshfield Women's Clubs. l Page Q9 l i ALLEN BRAEM 1st place, district, CSnare drumb, Class C, 1936 Qnd place, state, CSnare drumD, Class C, 1936 1st place, district, CSnare drumj, Class B, 1937 Qnd place, state, CSnare drumb, Class B, 1937 1st place, district, CMarimbaD, Class C, 1937 1st place, state, QMarimbaD, Class C, 1937 Awarded oneshalf scholarship for three weelts band course at University of Wisconsin by combined Marshfield Women's Clubs. J i EARL OSTRANDER 1st place, district, Class C, 1937 1st place, 1st place, 1st place, 1st place, 1st place, state, Class C, 1937 ARNOLD EVANSON district Class C, 1936 state, Class , 936 state, Class , 193 JOHN ERNST 1st place, district, Class C, 1937, CSpecial honors.D 1st place, state, Class C, 1937 Awarded one-half scholarship for three weeks summer course at University ol Wisconsin by combined Marshfield Women's Clubs. district, Clas , 'I Q gt . ob OMAR HUSTEDT MELVIN WUNSCH 1st place, district Class C, 1937 'lSf DldC2, Cli5UiCf, 0655 Cf 1937 1st place, state, Class C, '1937 1st place, State, Cldss C, 1937 - im oem M. HOSTETTER, B.M, Arthur Jordan Conservatory Butler Unlversly If X I 1 ll? Mil ,vlfjfl GLEE CLUB Top Eom E.'Fe-rrelil, R. Luedtlce, E. Eckes, F. Wegner, V. Shckert, M. Schrader, M. Grosbizr, B. Bodoh, L. Wnstrom, H. Dageforde, W. Fink, . er e, . te Thirdlvlfogfsfz Gadl:gn,rH. Olson, H. Martin, H. Atwood, V. Gesme, A. Koenig, V, Ditmar, C. Heggeland, M Cole, E. Groth, C. Specht, . pec t Second Row: L, Klumb, P. Theby. H. Braem, E. Hintz, A. Schmidt, J. Kipps, E. Oligney, S Holzhausen, D. Conlon, A. Stewart Flrst Pow: P. Mcrkze, F. Puck, P. Meckler, M. Reatan, Mnss Hostetter, M. Fehrenbach, L. Wenzel, R. Bloy, L. Wndmann Q l 4 l l Page 30 Page BUYS' GLEE CLUB Top Row: R. SDVY, H. Dixon, D. Reese, G. Harrington Second Row: A. Schuelte, S. Campbell, R. Nines, J. Kraemer First Row: R. Garvue, Miss Hostetter, C. Greene 'Z V 5 5 BOYS' QUARTETTE R. Spry R. Garvue D. Reese H. Dixon MIXED CHORUS Top Row: B. Hansen, R. Luedtlce, F. Wegner, C. Greene, D. Waller, M. CaFFerty, D. Reese, R. Spry, B. Bodoli, E. Eckes, A. Gadson ThirdARo,2N: Olson, S. Ferrell, H. Atwood, V. Gesme, H. Dixon, A. Schuelte, S. Campbell, L. Frieders, L. Hunter, C. Specht, M. Specht . o Second ROSVTISA. Schmidt, S. Holzlwausen, D. Conlon, A, Stewart, R. Garvue, J. Kraemer, R. Montgomery, E. Oligney, J. Kipps, P. Tlneby First Row: E. Hintz, R. Bloy, M. Reitan, Miss Hostetter, R. Meckler. H, Braem, M. Fehrenbach 31 In-5, s Soc 0. Wg A lifwi' aff- M, Huoursiirsi, Ph.B, , , I Q - University of Wisconsin M4 I ' Y J, Senior English I E lvl G S l'l as i h 7,1 'Mn X t . ' 3 7 M, BACHHUBER, B.S. f A T bw ' Unive'sity of Wisconsin M bo-Tb' C Junior English, Speech L, I i V X T if to r , T iv, X -g , fu, G, BECKER, Bs. A E University of Wisconsin ' Sophomore English i R. BRUINGTON, HA. Lombard College University of Ohio Sophomore English, Corrective Speech A MACBETH OF TODAY Macbeth, a cool, calculating lcillerfbahl l'le was nothing but a spineless eel, compared to some of the dictators ol todayl We Find the lirst Macbeth not only lilce the devil was a sissy, but was an ignorant novice in the art ol throne-usurping aswell. Donald l'loerl NOCTURNAL FOREST-IADOWINGS AS RELATED BY A MACBETI-l STUDENT First appeared a candle held by a shal4ing hand, then a lorm, the owner of the hand, came into view -'his other hand clutched a dripping dagger and his eyes smoldered in their sunlten soclcets lilce those of a madman. It was Macbethl Malcolm turned and fled in starl4 horror, but his leet seemed weighted with lead and he could not move quiclcly. l-le heard the flapping garments ol his pursuer behind him, coming closer every second. Then he stumbled, felt the lceen edgelol a dagger pierce his baclcfwand vvolce up. Mary Pinion about to enjoy a broadcast. A radio was added to the equipment of the English department this year. Miss Becher's class is shown Page 39 Page 33 Rai? it i i ii Seniors write a last verse to the poem, Alexander's Feast. Cla A L SWING llll , 72 'Twas long, long ago, - When they First learned to blow, The soft, sweet notes on the small piccolo, , But now hear them swing, , Cn that saxophone thing, And how those notes ring When you hear old man Bing! It is quite some romance To see them all prance, With ants in their pants ln the Big Applen dancel The sweet Flowing rhythm of the days gone by, Was enough to malce any man shy, ' But the swing of today with its marvelous sway, Will malce men and women hilarious and gay. Chorus: The sweet Flowing rhythm ol the days gone by, etc. HfAnida Stewart ALEXANDERS FEAST Peace reigned above ln the blue celestial slcy, Till Cab Calloway ascended up to heaven, l-le strutted in with a hi di ho, And laughed when Cecilia made the bellows blow. l-le led his boys right in And instructed them to swing, Soon Timotheus learned how to double-time, Cecilia and Alex were a-shaggin' The Angels were a-truclcin', And all ol them were crooning way down low. Now the Ang-els have a theme song, And instead of l-lome Sweet Home Cecilia plays her own unique arrangement Of Swing l.ow, Sweet Chariot. Chorus: Now the Angels have a theme song, etc. -Betty Schiebe Top Row: C1. Brodhagen, E. Wismeth, S. Campbell, A Fylcsen, W. Copps, M, Laird, E. Kult, J. McDonald, Q. Froehllce, F Upham, R. Ley, V. Stickert, E. Englehart Third Row: N. Barnes, M Sexton, R. Weber, H. Atwood, M. Felker, B. Kraemer, B. Fehrenbach, A. Reno, S. Ferrell, B, Henning, L. Wenzel, ll. Wenzel, E. Ol' Second Rolvgfrlziax Schmidt, V. Felhofer, P. Markee, E, Wilcott, D. Conlon, G. Binder, V. Wellner, J Hill, L. Lonetree First Row: Miss Hugunin, M. Garvue, J. Schaecterle, E. Eckes, L. Wenzel R, Blov, J Kipps, H Fornefelt, Miss Becker DRAMATIC CLUB Dramatics hit a Hhew high this year with the organization ol the Drama Clubrffrsponsored by Miss Hugunin, Miss Means, Miss Bachhuber, and Miss Eieclcer. The club is divided into lour groups which meet separately with a general meeting each month. Students interested in dramatic worlc ol any lcind compose this club. Each member is permitted live absences in the course ol the year with not more than three in succession. Likewise, each member must contribute Fifty hours ol worlt beneficial to the club, twenty-Five ol which are talcen up by the meetings. The general purpose ol the club is the studying ol costumes, malce-up, stage production and settings, plays, writers, and any other subjects ol interest to a drama-minded person, The year's worlc is climaxed by the production ol four plays, one given by each group, Top Row: E. Groth, A, lleitz, H, Dagelorde, C. Veers, A. Schulte, D. Walters, J. Hell, H. Dixon, L. Wistrom, W. Finlc Third Row: J. Weidman, A, Koenig, C. Ditmar, B, Spearbecker, M. Brayer, C. Specht, M. Specht, F. Wagner, S. Finucane, R. Luedtke, G. Maluge Second Row: C. Pors, M. Krueger, M. Varsho, A. Quart, J. Wilson, H. Braem, H. Olson, E. Schiferl, J, Theby First Row: Miss Means, E. Hintz, M. Fehrenbach, E. Olson, L. Steger, J. Matson, Miss Bachhuber , ,, ' M , Page 34 K STAGECRAFT CLUB Credit and praise is due the boys of the Stagecralt Club forthe help given in staging plays. its members are the ready assistants for every performance given on the stage. The boys malce the sets for the plays and take care of the lighting and the curtain. After the play, they store the scenery and clear the stage. Pins are awarded For service in the club. Require- ments for the various pins are: First, eligibilityj second, a member must have served at least one year previous to the present year in the clubf third, each member must accomplish at least one hundred and forty hours of worlc on the stage during the year. The First year a bronze pin is avvardedf the second year a silver pin and the third year a gold pin. Page 35 A Lesson in Make-up Top Pow: A. Leitner, F. Fink, ll. Robertson, C. Crocker, W. Garvue, P. Ley, H. Hasenohrl Third Row: D, Waller, R. Lee, J. Seidl, D. Reese, J. Stauber, W. Carnaham, R. Felholer, E. Koller Second Pow: R. Goeres, D. l-lelixon, J. Bauer, W. Lukowicz, P. Reed, D. Petz, R. Schindhelm First Pow: G. Walcott, L. Allen, C, Blum, Mr, Burnlcrant, J. Christy, J. Lauby, O. Dohm VM were 9 x-. H Nl H C I. U B Roman Ley . . . President Donald Reese , . Secretary-Treasurer G. Burnlcrant . . Adviser The HMM Club is in reality composed ol the varsity letter men ol Marshlield l-ligh School, designed lor the purpose ol increasing the spirit and interest of competitive athletics in our high school. It is endeavoring to lurther the pro- motion of good will and a spirit ol lriendliness and cooperation among the high school students which will in the end develop a desirable solidarity ol the vvhole school. Masculine pep in a feminine way. Page 36 X r N x age 37 wr ,ef by Top Row. Mr Burnkrant, Mr. Menzel, R. l-luDe, D. lr-lenhn-5, J. McDonald, Froehllce, N. R. Hu Mr T n 7 De, . 5 kham Second R w: R. Giles C. Bl B llings, D. Hoerl, R. Billings, J. Seidl, , , A- L ' , W. , . I R, Lei, F. Fink, Mr. Mufpulll em' Game D' Rafe' O First Row: H. Hasenohrl, W, Carnahan, R. Goeres, J. Chrristy, l.. Allen, W. Beseler, J, Stauber, R, Robertson . Helifon, IR. mega, D. Petz, R. Reeths 1 N A 'sl X V Greg 5311 9 r,.l 'R EAN l 1 2 3 l . O A 'J fl.llVlurpl1y J A XG. Burnlcrant ' . A. Menzel R. Giles . C. Blum . R. Reetlmslgy xx f .At 1 ' N4 . 3 ,K A., 1 . . Coach Backlield Coacln . l.ine Coacln . Manager Assistant . Assistant Dunkel, ji, ,ov..u4-,.y F. PINK, Fallbdak 'ef' R D. REESE, Center kflv W R. ROBERTSON, Tackle f A. LEITNER, Tackle XX ra. REED, clara ' 'gy ! E 4 3 it 5 Q P, GOERES, Halfback J. BAUER, Guard L. ALLEN, Halfback A-D. HELIXON, Quarterback -C. QROCKER, Center gl STALIBER, Halfback -H. HASENOHRI4 Halfback fl SEIDL, Halfback -J. CHRISTY, End AR. LEE, Fullbaclc W. CARNAHAN, Ouartzr- back XXX, J. Murphy . , - Coach R. Giles . Manager R. Peeths . . Assistant 4- , Coach Murphy Topkllciwz R. Felhofer, W. Garvue, R. Ley, Secondelsow: R. Frankwiclc, J. Seidl, C. Crocker, D. Reese, W. Carnahan First Row: J. Bauer, L. Allen, D. Helixon Page 40 L 4 L N C. R. D' L. C F H A R R E L O A L L C N I E K K X N E W O R I N C , F K O F O G R O U W I2 G A A W U R R A A D D R R D I D L 4 N 5 i , L l J. R, W, R. 5 L G L E E A E I Y R E E - 5 - 0 C E G E 0 U F N A Q T C R R E E D W R N A T R E . D R 1 L D. R. J. W. P F B C E E A A E L u R 5 H E N E O R A - F , H E A re G N U F O R e o NX! A R A G R G U D U A A D R R D D F ,l ...,,..,...,, M. ,. ,..... .W-W A .....1---- 6. 1 EQ W? 2 4? fi 45? .. , f ga wi gg gz if li? . '1 5 3 'E 5 3? A. Schuelte J. Kraemer Page 43 E. Diem, L. Friederg, H. Metz, G. Wilcott, R. Schindhelm C. Billings, E. Harp, J. Lauby, R. Kipp, E. Koller, J. Stauber R. Billings, J. Schindler, A. Leitnzr, O. Dohm, D. Van Epps, E. Prust G. Burnlcrant . Coach J. Stauber . Captain A. Sclwuelte Manager J. Kraemer . . Manager B, Sghindhelm Mr. Burnkrant A. Leitner h T ?1 as A 1 109 Y W . Q A 5 5 R Q. N y hu, it -9 W' .fm A . 2 .E me' 'I 'm w1m.,. 5 ll' Ci 'K si Q my -. 5-4, 1 'L QV A . . 55 fl! f J 45 fi K '1 ,k: M,,, , A , ,Q ' K' ,fi 1, ,Www -1. ,, . , .. 72 K K VQQVWAF' 'K M ww. ,mv Q 4 Q l,. V Ilia' QREEWW L ,Aw 5 ge g 49 1150102 Y' fi' M, .wy,... ' gay Top Row: E. Buttlre, M. Seubert, C. Greene, P. Wildish, M. Lee, ll. Lee, C. Blum, D. Manthei, N. Gripentrog Third Row: H, Buttlce, L. Grimm, H. Gelderniclc, R. Schnidhelm, B. Baltus, J. O'l?eilley,L. Frieders, D. Bump Second Row: L. Bronstad, W. Fehrenbach, A. Kuehmichel, Willard Elcvall, G. Foster, F. Wiclrman, L, Sanger, A Curtin, L. Mueller First Row: F. Purdy, L. Brandt, A. Braem, W. Gelderniclr, J. Lauby, L. Dix, Wallace Elmvall, G. Willcott, R. Stauber fd sf' as ,- , , y t 1.3 v, 1 . i la. ,. wry mr . jf , ! ti ,Lg K L I K A til 5' It fl ff' .ja -1, l 'J 1 , Q! ' 'A 3, r im BOXING 3 .if ,. A vi 2, Z uf S Y Diff I3 Ammei . . Coach N llbll A. Kuehmichel. . . Manager it 9 5 xl i X Boxing in Marshfield High School started this year with a very successful tournament during which seven champions were crowned. From the boys who toolc part in the tournament, Mr. Menzel, the boxing coach, selected a squad ol boxers to Fight other schools. Marshfield fought seven other schools starting with a decisive victory over Rib Lalce, and continuing on through Medford, Stevens Point, Wausau, and Portage to one of the most successful seasons since boxing started. Prospects lor next year appear to be the best since the squad ol this year was composed mostly of underclassmen, Page 45 - 5 WQXQ 9 C5 Q? La Crosse State Teachers College J. EKSTROM, B.E. 4 CORRECTIVE EXERCISES When we do corrective exercises, We must reach up to the slcies, l-lead up, shoulders back, and stomach in, ls what we hear when we begin, What a taslc from the start, But the result is the best part. Page 46 g Fllhtlil HQCKEY i Field hockey is a comparatively neyv sport, W And the players must be the quiclc-looted sort, lt is practiced by the gym classes oi the Senior Gm the clinic Field in the lall as a rule. 031 fr High School BADMINTON Badminton is classified with individual sports, As tennis and something of that sort, Tennis is practiced in the spring of the year, But the time goes too last for Bad- minton we fear. ARCHERY Archery is always quite the thing, And practiced usually in the spring, lalce the arrows and the bow, And don't lorget to hold them just so. . STUNTS This sport isnlt new and it isn't old, But still, the performers always seem bOldj When worlcing on stunts they pile so high, You'd think they would almost touch the slcy. A S lop Row: C. Heggelund, C Lev, S. Collier, P. Faulkner, A. Mnlls, Cu Siemers, lf Eclces, W, Fxnk, C. Veers, E. Krasln, E Wusmetlw M. Grosbier, L. Merlcel l'l. Atwood, S. Wolf,F Wegner, V. Blum, B. Pvlsner, R. Adler, B Henmng , Fourth Row: D. I-lenght, E. Groth, C. Pors, C. Sadowslca, V Blum, D, Conlon, R Ledger, E Folwrrnan, M. Rledel, ll Clstlnslcl,P,ll'1el::Y,A.KO2nIS,S Blodsett. M. Petz, M Schrader, V. Lee, S. Fnnucane, M Martm , Thrrd Pow: J. Matson, L, Martin, R. Krasln, L. Deering, P, l-lem, M. Rertan, M Pors, L Stewart A. Kuetlve, L. Ledger, M. lrns, l-l Fornefelt, W Mitten N. Barnes, J. Schaecterle. M. Fellrer, R. Weber, E Olugney, M. Sexton , Second Row: Miss Ekstrorn, J. Kipos, G. Berg. L. Lulcowxcz, M. Meyer, R Meclcler, L Wenzel E. Hvntz, G. Binder, L Steger, M Garvue, L. Qettlnger V.Fell1ofer,P.Marl:ee,l:l Kraemer B Ploen Flrstllowz S Knox, V. Gesme H Braen'l,E Steffen, M Becker. M. Felwrenbaclv P Grlhausen A Stewart, Nt Sclwne1der,D Multerer, M. Br elmer Q L Y . as . G. A. A. . ft if , l' f ,WH K7 H L 1 I I , -ff 4 1 K. BQQSTER CLUB TOD S. Fenucane, M. Schrader, R. Luedtke, A. Malls, D. Multerer, M. Grosbxer, L. Merkel, P. Faulkner, E. Sterlen, D. Lorsetln, . rayer Third Row: L. Liebel, M. Felker, P. Weber, E. Olugney, S. Blodgett, M. Martin, V. Blum, M Petz, A l2e1tz,V Gesme, H. Atwood Second Row: l-l. Braem, P. Marltee, D Conlon, M Becker, M Breckheumer, A Stewart, J. Theby, N Barnes, M Sexton First Row: R. Meckler, M. Fehrenbach, J. Schaecterle, Mass Elcstrom, L Wenzel, J Wnlson, M. Schneuder C3 ff' TIGER CARNIVAL MARGARET BRAVE? Carnival Queen ROMAN LEY Carnival King We sincerely wish to express our utmost appreciationglor the Fine co-operation and contributed vvorlc of the teachers of Mclfinley l'ligh School, Purdy Junior l'ligh, the School ol the Deal, Washington, Jetterson, Lincoln and Grant Schools, who made the Tiger Carnival a success and hence made this TigerH a possibility. We also wish to acknowledge our gratitude to the students who contributed their time and services to the creation ot a bigger and better carnival. The Tiger Board bigger and better carnivals. The carnival way was used successfully to Finance The Tiger for the third time. Let the future bring bigger and better Tigers via Page 50 ge 51 Richard Gandt, Art Editor Our art editor is engrossed in carving soap Figures for The Tiger, All division pages and cartoons were worked out by Richard under the direction of Miss Solie. R. Luedtlte . E. Olson . E. Furstenberg J. Theby . J. Wilson . S. Knox . A. Gadson , N. Sternvveiss L. Frieders . M. Brayer W. Carus . G. Maluge . Editor-in-chief . Assistant . . Faculty Editor . . . . Senior Editor . Junior-Sophomore Editor . Music . Features . Drama Boys' Sports Girls' Sports Snapshots Snapshots TIGER BGARD B. Gagnon Editorial Adviser J. Phillips Financial Adviser Progress during the Tiger campaign vvas shown by a tiger race. Mr. Jepson's group ran to a successful Finish selling ninety six books. A. Quirt Multerer Hill . l lustedt Ferrell Giles . Spry Felhofer Koller Wendt Waller Schindhelm . Worcester . . Snapshots , Photography . Activities , . Typist . . . Typist Business Manager . . . Assistant . Promotion T Assistant . Assistant , Circulation . Assistant . Assistant -1 - -SU .. ...J fi T' DEBATE Resolved: That the several states should adopt a unicameral system of legislature. Competing with twenty-five schools at the Stevens Point District Tournament, Marshfield tied with Adams-Friendship for second place. In order to brealc the tie and decide which of the two schools would go to the regional tournament, it was neces- sary for Marshfield to meet the Adams-friendship teams. By defeating Adams-friendship, Marshfield Won the right to go to the regional tournament. Winning one debate and losing the other, Marsh- field was eliminated in the first round of the regional tournament. AFFIRMATIVE TEAM R. Schuette, R. Luedtke, M. Laird, J. McDonald, R. Weber DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Marshfield .... 'IOO Wausau ......... 99 Marshfield .... TOO Adams-Friendship. 99 DECISION DEBATE Marshfield .... 98 Adams-I:riendship.iOO REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Marshfield .... 'IOO Mosinee .... 98 NEGATIVE TEAM C. Pors, S. Finucane, D. I-Ioerl, N. Barnes DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Marshfield .... TOO Medford ........ 94 Marshfield .... 99 Tigerton ......... 'IOO DECISION DEBATE Marshfield .... 'IOO Adams-friendship. .97 REGIQNAI. TQURNAMENT Marshfield .... 98 Clintonville ...... 'IOO M. Bachhuber, Coach FO R E N S I C S LOCAL comm SERIOUS DECLAMATION EXTEMPORANEOUS READING First DIdC6 ArI2ne Gadsen . . . Homecoming Donald Walters . l'StanIey, Conqueror of a Continent Second place-v-Lawrence Sanger . NI-Iomecomingn Shirley Finucane . . . Life ol Alice Freeman Third DIdC2 Virginia Gesme .... Scratch Ramona Luedtke An American Doctor's Odyssey I-lildegarde Dageforde . Kitchen Fires Jean Wilson . . Apostle of Liberty -Lafayette I-IUMOROUS DECLAMATION First pIacefShirIey Collier . . . . Second place-Alyce Reno Third Place-Margery Krueger . . . The First Prom The Flea Gang's First Cigars . . . The Line's Busy EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING ORATORY First pIacefDonaId I-loerl . . . China and Japan Ruby Schuette, original oration . . The Plea of Youth Second pIacefDonaId Walters Federal Housing Project Grace Maluge ..,. Communities ofthe Spirit CCACI-IES M. I-lugunin . .... . . Serious declamation and extemporaneous reading M. Bachhuber ...,. . . Oratory and extemporaneous speaking G. Geclcer assisted by D. Rosenberg . . . . I-Iumorous declamation JUDGE Mrs. I-Iugh Gwin, Loyal, Wisconsin Top Row: M. Krueger, L. Sanger, A. Reno, D. Walters, D. I-loerl, L. Frieders Second Row: V. Sticlcert, S. Finucane, A. Gadson, R, Luedtke, R. Schuette, H. Dageforde First Row: V. Gesme, S. Collier, Miss Bachhuber, Miss Becher, Miss Hugunin, J. Wilson, G. Maluge J HNUIT ORIENTALEH Prom committeemen amid decorations were very much in evidence as the cameraman caught these glimpses of the theme of the 1938 promenade. Nuit Qrientaleu promised an evening of oriental charm and Fantasy in a setting of pagodas, Buddahs, dragons, etc. Japanese arches laden with colorful cherry blossoms were designed to enhance the scene. With these few reflections of prom preparations, there is little doubt as to the cleverness with which 'KNuit Qrientalen was accomplished, Page 54 NATIGNAI. HONGR SQCIETV Scholarship Character Leadership Service M. Breclcheimer, R. Felhofer, L, Frieders, E. Furstenherg, R. Giles J. l-lill, R, Luedtlce, D. Multerer, E. Olson, M. Pinion R. Rogstad, R. Schindhelm, R. Spry, J. Stauber, N. Sternweis Page 55 J. Theby, D. Walters, D. Wendt, P. Wen,zel, J. Wilson, M. Wunsch WK WWWWESW X BIDLDGY-MY DEAR X STUDENTS 15 A 33 .K SCIENCE X I I W' ' M' ' L- A L Q ww L? SMGHT MARIA NNA 'LM.:X X RW K SEXTON -E'- JERRY I BAUER 7 X WORLDS LITTLEST Am JA , I DTRDNG MAN -- I I RARELY LEFT THE ' I M L LIBRARY BEFORE AND NOW LET ME SIX 0'CI-OCK WHEN INTRODUCE TO You I I WAS IN HIGH .SCHOOL JQE FLEISHNER ,qyqp 33,1 A A HIS- GERMAN BAND! 015' . A A ' uh, gf 'Ron ww VI .T ' I WR NIEI-'IDTH '7 1 f vw 9 A. .l!!l'l:L C2 I f IQSUI., T af 9 ' 0 4 '-f.-ighl Q, - O 1 xx 4 , K Bf dl? 0- F X L F7 1 Q .I XIX XX 1, Q VXA L , I N N xl . I My M4 5 2 E 0, Ib X Npgx I f' 'lv '40 61050 N9 MMM wwf ,fy XZZWM-Wm afwy awww lent . tw 4 '.Ii7.ffm c lqf-3 Z Y 1 g Q x . .r' ,' C' 3 Q P , gf f :Sit X lin ,N . .'..f- I A-,' D, :A f 5':'l' '., 59911 L'-,. -13 . si 1: '22 1 ei ggi' ' N Days AND DEEDS o o, U mmmli- CI U m -111 :- SEPTEMBER X Q. 7. UThe schoolboy with his satchel in his iiooa, --'X 1 Whistling aloud to bear his courage upf, C X 8: Eair day. 15: Mr. Boylan chosen senior class adviser. M 17: Miss Nashold spolce on the Constitution in general w' -A -'S Q assembly. Q1: The All Around l..ife !the development of body, mind, and spirit-'was the topic of the address given to the students by the Rev. Arthur Oates. OCTOBER 4: John Patrick, soloist. 11: Senior's welcoming dance for the Sophomores. 12: Carl VonHoffman gave a talle on African customs. 14: Pep tallc by Mr. Bitzer. 15: Homecoming game with Merrill, homecoming dance. NOVEMBER 1: Synda White entertained with Hindu music. Q: Mr. Boylan discussed peace and war in assembly today. . . ,A-,xoftf A 4H6: Teachers at Milwaulcee for convention. 'o -,X 11-Qvrw-'Z 1 -o 8: Tallc on foreign affairs by Helen Hiett. ' T 11: Armistice Day program under direction of Miss Means. 12: Third annual and most successful Tiger Carnival I I T I I i I M. Brayer, carnival queen, R. Ley, carnival lcing. 1-I im Jil. 16: BoolcWeelcobserved with shortplay, NotforLadies.H 0 - f 6 QQ: Sidney R. Montague spolce on customs of Eslcimos and ig? the Canadian Royal Mounted Police. 554' 94: Miss Krauser presented a Thanlcsgiving program show- ing the history of the day from colonial times to the present. 30: Cheese Week program under the direction of Mr. Jepson. DECEMBER '1 3: Pollard players presented Broken Dishesf' e g 9: Helen Olson entertained the student body with vocal selections. . -fp . X ff' 14' Christmas program under direction of Miss Smith consisting of XX H 3 I musical numbers. . ' A 18' Be innin of Christmas holida s -fri, ' 9 9 Y ' JANUARY T If 3: School year of 1938 began. 4: Master Singers at special assembly. 6: Mr. Tinlcham given farewell assembly. f Q0-91: Semester examinations. Nm If T Q81 Assembly program by Central State Teachers College .X .gl ff' M' -TT' M' M l Ch 1 A P, a e orus. KH hz? fal l 31: 'fNot Over Fifty explained in assembly today. 4 gt p 1 v sk : 3i2:fQ g,....,,,55,iEa5:a5--- Boner: When Mrs. Murphy expected the answer, Hawley L Smoot Tariff, one exam paper offered this, Hogleg offs L 215 ,Sf-T snoot Tariff. J' ki , A-Am .gg If. J, 'S.- N ,qw 45 t.. -' 4-'S FEBRUARY 1: Practice debate by Ruby Schuette, Jaclc McDonald. Q: Norma Sternweiss chosen D.A.R. representative. 3: Joe Fleishner and the band otfered a unique pep meeting. 4: Senior college day. 8: Movies on safety and the student patrol in Wisconsin schools. 11: The Perfect Tribute dramatized and directed by Miss Miller. 'l7: Assembly of community singing directed by Miss Hostetter. QQ' l Knew George Washington directed by Miss Russell and given to the students through the courtesy ol the D.A.R. MARCH 'lO: Last pep meeting of the baslcetball season. 'IQ: Marshfield won third place at the basketball tournament held at Nelcoosa. 14' Central State Teachers College Band presented a program to McKinley and Purdy students. 22' interesting challc tallc was given by Mr. M. A. l-lansen arranged by Miss Smith. 24' National l-'lonor Society certificates awarded-also hoclcey and baslcetball letters. Q51 Two joint assemblies in one day-motion picture, Batters Up and the HWonders of Science, a tallc by Glenn Morris. 98' HAncient and Modern Musical lnstrumentsn-lecture and demonstration by Mr. and Mrs. Parkinson. APRIL 'l: Last pages of The Tiger submitted to the Badger Printing Company, Appleton, Wisconsin. QQ: Formal dance of the year, 4'lNluit Qrientalen-the juniors oriental prom. QQ: Post prom sponsored by the HM club. MAY 3: Physical education demonstration. 6: The Swan by Ferenc Molnar presented by the senior class under the direction of Miss Bachhuber. 'l7-18: Senior exams. 29: Baccalaureate. JUNE 3: Commencement. Applying his knowledge: During a recent physics experiment in which was proven sound wouldn't pass through a vacuum, Pudd suggested leaving the vacuum pump on all night to produce a vacuum in the school so that the 3:30 bell might not be heard. Eddie Koller would be in the 'l4O lb. class in boxing. Yes, said 'LSnowball, H140 lbs. out-no classf, Teacher: What are people called who are always tallcing when other people are not interested?H Tommy: Please, ma'am, a teacher. Page 59 T I f 0 is X ..!l!. Q . N- f s i ' gig f'1fN tin, A w LAST PAGQ o lo' 5 .5 ., nun, U ,unnqulllla 4 hum HH 'M num. ,,H': . l I 4 4 , ' 1 gag, JG' I 1 ff fini fl fbi A 6 -'i '19 gf' Ellis: 4' ' 454, . t Q 'it l . Ti eanoh N XS GQ C9 'M I . G n X Qglkfbjjg , 7 1 , ' '.':::::xx gfi:::::!l55 V QQQY W fp V W. Kenney , , , Speaker xS fx 454, ffl! Jllllllll Iflulllll xii. llllll G92 63 .,,-ii.-.....-.., Joyce outran all other salesmen in the Tiger campaign this year when she sold a total of sixty-four Tigers. ln recognition of her effort, Norma was chosen bythe Senior Class as its representative for the D.A.l2. Good Citizen- ship Pilgrimage to Washington, D. C. The class considered that Norma possessed the four qualifications set up by the D.A.l2.- dependability, service, leadership, and patri- otism. she was awarded algitntain pen,-,X F 1 f f my MQW mfg 5,20 fs , f LLL K 'L,,,A., ' 6 gf T fi ,fy T f Wfzwr ff T was wits T 'UJ5 fl, CA T pw gf! bf! lfffqf ,ZILX . ,ylfljf f T , K , if ff We 'T 'T JU ,fr fflffff ,jiri A 'T - UI ff A xxpb fly K7 L! pl K7 OL! f Mr pl- , , at , we ff f - T uffllfw ' ,Wil 7 ml 'W rl ,tilt MW T fdcv fb' .4-t AVO' A free 'LTiger was awarded Melvin for his f' f 5 part in the tiger race. l-le sold a total of forty books. I L Page 64 ..,, it ? 3 Page 65 Wg. , Rural students enjoyed the convenience ol a school bus this year driven by Mr. Lindow. Sophomores-we are sure, Should smile a little more. Joyce seems stalled! Sho 'nough-our quartette as de black boys, Can you Find Miss Elcstromf? Bridge for these eight, Obscures any date. Gym and exercise are best, When followed by a little rest. We snapped them after the Thanksgiving program. A fi!! HI 1 il 1 li H mi S!! ,BLA il . ' N K 4 l .jg 4 ...g....A..,,W.ad A ' Qiwg, Clyde has a preference l-lasn't he, Agnes? We've the laugh on you, f We're seniors! Gloria is giggling as usual! Jo takes cycle riding seriously. Jean and friend. Jim bagged his cleerf-but he began aim- ' W ing at an early ageAyes it is Jim. Patty, pal, and smile. 1 Won't we miss them next year? Joe, John, Chip. P6836 Page 67 Who can these handsome laddies be A studying so earnestly. Friends. 'Twas in our minds to bet That John this pose did get. The boolcs are what Why so sober, Ruby? Great sport, isn't surprised us. Music hath power to charm-- When played by Donald. Two ofthe great moguls l-low's the water, Bom? Slightly coolish, we think 5x 1 ' f . In the good old summer time! Coquettish! Don't lean too far, Dorothy! She's a right sweet gal! One love! Swing the time away! l-leap big men! Dancing along! Nicely posed! Miss Means upon .J summer's day, Caught in the act, Cold, Mary? Long, lon gago. Carried the pail away, away. Mr. Eichholz. - Do you lcnow her? Page 68 'Twas a rare joke! Our friend, Wilmetta. Two shy little maids were we, S. Finucane and P. Theby. What lovely smiles! Strolling down the avenue! What the well-dressed man loolcs like. In sewing class. Don't shoot us, please. Der Baron has ticlclish feet. A social hour now and then P692 69 ' ls good for the best of them. -, , A - , H YLH'--:'...,N.' J: Aa- . 3' Ti li.:-f1v..'u.,,-47.-Na, ,M - . v f- fy- - .. My - H213 2, mv -P2 ' 1 ..,, ,.,,, ,Q .A-,A -, X- . 4. V I l I V I HW, MM N v t ,.,,,l.. 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' 1 - ' f 'A . , -N . , W-A-ff H+ I .v .A ' '--x,f1w', . ' 1 3 iv -' f W . . . ,. . , . - Q . fm ', 'f,4H1 . F. - .. . .y . Q '- .qw . gi, Jw., K . A.: - N W :wi 'A V K ' ',1.:.,: - ., . , . - , . fa. . . - . iuQ.QQ?.,, fix 51 Xwm- 'g ,?i5fC'4f4'1 -L-12, 1 '-P-'f v,. . . fa r ' W V , .. y,.,::-,N W,-af ,-.4 .4 1N.,,1.4 M , . - ' , 912'-w,-,pai-, ' 'H ' 1 ' 2 J Jw , 1 ,V ,. 1 ' YN XO X59 SGP!-IOMORE QFFICERS Frederick Uplwam . . . . President Robert Froehlice . , Vice-President Ruth Weber . . Secretary-Treasurer V. Smith . , Faculty Adviser Page 72 Top Row: A. Lanqrehr, J. McDonald, W.'Neimuth, A, Knox, H. Kuse, A. Leitner, L. Krinke, M. Laird, R. Rayhorn, C. Pinney Third Row: C. Ley, M. Riedel, A. Nikolai, B. Robinson, A. Reitz, F. Patterson, B. Ploen, V. Riegal, H. Metz, L. Lukowicz, E. Lahman Second Row: C. Koeberl, L, Miller, M. Pors, A- Regner, S. Peterson, C. Laufenberg, R. Krier, R. Rehlinger First Row: R Lauby, J. Lueck, E. Oligney, W. Mit- ten, K. Celtinger, H. Kraemer, J. Panther Top Row' H. Schroeder, C. Krohn, D. Martin, J. Schaefer, R. Stoiber, M. Seehafer, E. Kult, R. Stoker, D. Van Epps, J. Sparr, J. Lehmahieu Third Row: G. Seehefer, F. Wichman, A. Schon- feldt, N. Woodkey, G. Schubert, C. Yaeger, F. Upham, J. Zinthefer, l. Viergutz, F. Wagner Second Row: J. Stegbauer, A. Seehafer, B. Spear- becker, L. Sommers, A. Weigel, M. Trierweilzr, L. Stewart, M. Sexton, R. Weber First Row: R. Schraeder, J. Schaecterle, V. Sorlie, L. Martin, E. Wilcott, V. Wellner, L. Wunrow, A. Wittman Page 73 Top Row: R. Brayer, L. Bloczynski, R. Follendorf, W. Beseler, C. Billings, B. Froehlke, D. Bump, R. Derby, R. Birge, P. Faulkner Third Row: E. Buttke, W. Copps, M. Diers, V. Ditmar, M. Domres, M. Dickof, M. Felker, S. Campbell, K. Brown, N. Barnes Second Row: J. Brinkman, G. Doherty, L. Cattanach, W. Fehrenbach, O. Ebert, G. Binder, M. Borens, A. Britten, J. Fehrenbach First Row: E. Eckes, V. Felhofer, G. Berg, V. Berlin, J. Conlon, M. Aldrich, M. Baumbach, J. Ably Top Row: G. Foster, A. Fyksen, H. Jensen, B. Gelderniclc, E. Kane, O. Heide, J. lmoehl, C. Heggelund, D. Garbrecht Third Row: H. Fiechter, L. Gluslc, L. Fjelstad, B. Henning, L. Hunter, B. Holley, J. Gerice, G. Juno, M. Harper Second Row: R. Fleischman, M. Hellischi L. Hill, L. Grancorvitz, M. lris, R. Hein, J. Kipps First Row: E. Harsch, M. Garvue, C. Grimm, V. Hasenohrl, A. Henseler, H. Fornefelt .. .QS .... an W JUNIOR OFFICERS Russell Reecl ...... President Evelyn Sanders . 4 4 Vice-President Sybil Blodgett . , . Secretary-Treasurer E. Burnlcrant , . , Faculty Adviser I V P 1 Xi., f A ,M l ,X . W. N My l lf 'dm 50' K fef iwfhm . IQ-wa 314 HH is Ng., We ffm 'QR P 1 Top Row: H.Ausbourne,L. Dix,K. Berndt, W. Cattanach, H. Blackwood, W. Beil, R. Bloczynski, C. Blum, O. Anding, H. Dageforde Third Row: R. Adler, E. Berg, V. Blum, G. Backus, W. Carnahan, J. Christy, H. Buttke, K. Braatz, A. Binder Second Row: N. Berghamer, J. Bauer, S. Blodgett, V. Blum, L. Barten, L. Deer- ing, R. Braem, L. Brandt First Row: L. Daul, R. Bloy, R. Aigner, M. Sxtlbens, M. Athens, J. Ausbourne, . IX Top Row: D. Krasin, R. Hupe, R. Hupe, G. Grimm, W. Garvue, F. Fink, J. Hell, T. Hefko, J. Ernst, D. Kottmeyer, A. Goldamer, E. Krasin Third Row: R. Frankwick, R. Johnson, Heiting, A. Hansen, M. Grosbier, Kipps, E. Knorr, R. Gauger, F. Huntz. K. Johnson, J. Fleisner, L. Fckes, J. Harry Second Row: E. Hoffman, C. Ledger, D. Haight,E.Groth,M.Kreu9er, M. Jones, A. Koenig, L. Lautenbach, D. Krumrei, ' V. Kuethe, N. Gripentrog First Row: J. Henrichs, Henseler, R. Furstenberg, V. Ebe t, A. LaBarge, E. Henglej K. Flint, Graf, C. Gulf, E. Fohrman, R, Krasin i - t A l . Ll' by ,L 4 ' n I .Mfg , ,li ,ll J .. A ,ru 9,1 ffu, . ,fs it f Q A .J .1 . V . , . 1 'v - 4 L i ,- V 'gp' Top Row: L. Miller, R. Pierwitz, W. Miner, R. Lee M. Rehlinger, W. Roever, R. Matter, E. Prustl W. Lucowicz, O. Meissner Third Row: J. Normington, C. Nieman, A. Mills, V. Lee, L. Merkel, V. Milich, M. Cole, M. Lindow, M. Muir, L. Peterson F l Second Row: C. Mitten, V. Luber, J. Ruder, M. Nealis, C. Pors, E. Nealis, M. Martin, P. Markee, L. Lonetree First Row: M. Petz, B. Podratz, H. Leitner, R. Mechler, M. Meyer, M. Rayton, F. Rick, J. Matsgh h -1 : r . 5:47. J MA on-' ' 4' . V: , I ' ,Q If ie J, S, - A - - age Top Row: R. Reed, H. Stargardt, D. Reese, M. Wettestead, J. Seidl, T. Wendt, l. Sadowska, L. Schultz, J. Smith, D. Wade Third Row: L. Wistrom, D. Wunsch, J. Weigel, ' G.Vickerman,E.Radue,C.Veers,M.Schraeder, V. Sticlcert, Violet Stickert, E. Weigel, C. Sadowska Second Row: M. Varsho, H. Atwood, H. Staulaer, A. Schulte, L. Sanger, M. Seubert, S. Wolf, B. Wichman, M. Weber, A. Weidman, l. Wundrow, E. Schiferl First Row: M. Sautner, L. Wenzel, L. Steger, J. Weidman, l. Rasmussen, M. Specht, C. Specht, J. Schilleman, R. Seidl 75 , ' f AUTOGRAPHS MM 450,-IAM! wif? of My QMVKJW M M N SENIOR QFFICERS R H dRobertson ..... President El nEclces . . . Vice-President .W K 9 Donald Hoerl . . . Secretary-Treasurer BWK 'QIQ 1 My K. Boylan. . . FmltyAdWf Q, 5 L , M' 25? Af' M Www VIRGINIA ANDERSON MARIAN BECKER LEONA BELL CATHERINE BERG .HARGCD BLUM , f' 'BARBARA BODOH HELEN BRAEM CARL BRANDMEIER MARGARET BRAYER 'cw . MARIE BRECKHEIMER GOLDIE BRODHAGEN EDWIN BRUHN MICHAEL CAFFERTY WAYNE CARLJS DOROTHY CONLON my I REUBEN crzossm X ,, STANTON DAVIS I Page 79 EILEEN ECKES wh ,wh ELEANOR ENGLEHART ARNOLD EVANSON . MARY JANE FEHRENBACH ww DICK FELHOEEROAQJ SHIRLEY FERREL L LQQWW WILMETTA FINK MARGARET FXSCHER ELLEN FJELSTAD ELEANOR FGHRMAN Mgfufjf MWA S -JEA FORNEFELT DARLENE FORSETH QAWRENCE FRIEDERS EMILY FURSTENBERG R ARLENE GADSONL' .SFF - mm GAQEQELQQSQ K EEAQLQEQQXUGER .Y X U IQIRGINIA GESME, ,LYY fj , Y 5 Nj . , XL , A ROBERT GILES ' ' mum RAE GILHAUSEN RAYMOND GOERES Page 80 ,Q JW E 5 HAR GREENE 'O J GREENE W , 6 LEE GRIMM CLARENCE GROFF GORDON GROSBIER EUGENE HARP GENE HARRINGTON JEROME I-IARSCH I-IILMER HASENOHRL DONALD I-IASTREITER WALTER HALJKE t s, jufirx Ms? 0 DENNIS HELIXOIWQQ ELAINE HINTZ DONALD HOERE ESTHER HOGLIN SHIRLEY HOLZHAUSEN s -, 43.1K ' EDYTHE HORNICK JEAN I-ILJSTEDT page 81 LLICILLE JENSEN JEAN HILL 0 If , , 1 - -M ff fl LILA KLUMB 559 EDWARD KCLLER DWIGHT KOPP BETTY KRAEMER CLARENCE KRIER LAURA KROHN ALTA KUETHE 2 CORNELIUS LANGE SHIRLEY KNCXT f f ff ' ff' ff 6 f . f . ,,1,,.1f wx I Lf, 'fd f BI' '. 'N ERVIN KEHr2BERG-g,, , ' A -' an JOSEPH LAUBY ,T 4. ,ng Af, ,fiqyf 4- If JOSEPHINE LAUBY RUTH LEDGER MAURICE LEE RICHARD LEE ROMAN LEY LUCTLLE LIEBEL RAMJNA LUEDTKE MARCELLA LUTHER GRACE MALUGE Page 82 MQ Dim ,Q D RIS MABTQLL,-.,, .flip-V '6 T v MARTIN -1 ' Walla QVGA! I2 TH MKIN! DONALD MAY CLARA MITTELSTAEDT GENEVA MONTAG PATRICIA MORRISON DOLORES MULTERER I-IAZEL NELSON ERMA NIEMANN T I Z ELLEN OLSON GQ mm N, L filo EOREILLY X . GQ X Af? DONALD DETZ 'Q' HELEN OLSON RAYMOND OLSTINSKI I-IARLAND REIGEL ALYCE RENO RICHARD ROBERTSON REUBEN ROGSTAD BETTY SCI-IEIBE ORVILLE SCI-IEIBE L I f I RoBEI2TF?,WwI M ADELI E'sCHMuafff 1 DUA43 If .XI II, V4 , ff DONALD SCI-IRADER f 4 m...-5 ROBERT SCHUELKE I , if RUBY SCI-IUETTE GLORIA SIEMERS EARL SORLIE RUSSELL SPRY JAMES STANGL JOHN STAUBER ,.,, , f x - T 5 EDWARD STEFFEK 'I ELAINE STEFFEN NORMA STERNWEIS Page 84 'I eff ANIDA STEWART 1' BERNICE TEPOLT JEAN TI-IEBV PATSY THEBY LORRAINE TRIERWELER DONALD WALLER DONALD WALTERS JOHN WALTERS CLEO WATERBURV DONALD WENDT RICHARD WENZEL GORDON WLCQTT ROBERT WILDISI-I JEAN WILSON 'uf' WV , HJ X v , . 1' A A EVELVN WISMUH vuvlfgv-JWWLLSTRUM A 9' - NLE, ORCESTER . 7 MELVIN XXIUNSCH LEO ZAHN MINARD ZETTLER LOWELL ZIMMER Page 85 l ALLEN, LlSLE Now l've got what l want.'l Football Q, 4, lvl Club 4, Baseball 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4 ANDERSCDN, VIRGINIA With whom shall l go? Pep Club Q, G.A.A. Q BALTUS, BENJAMIN l'Il get my car tonightlu Science Club Q, 3, Boxing 3, 4, Band Q, 3 BECKER, MARIAN ln her friendship there is nothing insinceref' Latin Club Q, G.A.A. Q, 3, 4, Commercial Club Q, Booster Club 3, 4 BELL, LEONA land the car wouldn't startln BERG, CATHERINE She hath a charm all her own. BLUM, HAROLD l haven't decided yetl BODAH, BARBARA EFliciencyl H Commercial Club Q, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4 BRAEM, HELEN She laughs and the world laughs with herf' G.A.A. Q, 3, 4, Booster Club 4, Commercial Club Q, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Mixed Chorus 4 BRANDMEIER, CARL ul love men not because they are men, but because they aren't womenlu BRAYER, MARGARET They call him Robert Taylor llln Glee Club Q, G.A.A. Q, Science Club Q, 3, Booster Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Class Play Q, Vice-President Junior Class BRECKHEIMER, MARIE Knowledge is powerlu Sophomore Class Rlay, Commercial Club Q, 4, Latin Club 2, Booster Club 4, German Club 3, G.A.A. 3 BRODHAGEN, GOLDIE A sunny disposition is hall the battle. Dramatic Club 4 BRUHN, EDWlN Where Joe and Walter are- There, too, is Edwin. CAFFERTY, MICHAEL aa--and he never said a word. Glee Club Q CARUS, WAYNE HHe's interested in the Soph's.', Stagecralt Club Q, 3, Class Play 3, Tiger Board 4, Band Q, 3, 4 CONLON, DOROTHY Her piano playing will be missed at our pep meetings. ' G.A.A. 3, 4, Booster Club 4, Dramatic Club 4, Mixed Choir 4, Glee Club 3, 4 CRCDSSETT, REUBEN My dad's a copln Stagecralt Club Q, 3 DAVIS, STANTCN Where shall we go? Stagecralt Club Q, 3 ECKES, EILEEN Thou hast the sweetest lace l ever loolced on. Science Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4 Page 86 ENGLEHARI, ELEANGR I-Ier speeclwes are eloquentli' Latin Club Q, Science Club 3, Dramatic Club 4 EVANSCN, ARNOLD I play a Bass! Band Q, 3, 4 FEI-IRENBACI-I, MARY JANE I'm small but I maI4e myself I4nownl Glee Club Q, 3, 4, Class Play 3, Dramatic Club 4, Booster Club 3, 4, Commercial Club Q, Mixed Clworus 3, 4, G.A.A. Q, 3, 4 FELI-IOFER, RICHARD A UYoutfx calls for pleasure, pleasure calls for Ioveln Vice-President of Class Q, Class President 3, Baslcetball 3, 4, Science Club-Q, 3, M Club 4, Glee Club 4, Latin Club Q, Commercial Club Q, 3, 4, Tiger Board 4, Baseball 3, 4 EERRELL, SHIRLEY SI1eIiIces'CfiiIi'lH Ci.A.A. Q, Forensics Q, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Mixed Clioir 3, 4, Tiger Board 4, Commercial Club 4 PINK, WILMETTA A jolly Iaugln, a pleasant smile, IK Htde teasing alltbe vvbileln G.A.A. Q, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Dramatic Club 4 FISCI-IER, MARGARET I can't stop IaugI1ingI Commercial Club Q, 3, 4 ' FJELSTAD, ELLEN The art of conversation is silenceli' FOIEIRMAN, ELEANOR Be silent and safel G.A.Af Q, 3, 4 FORNEFELT, JEAN EQRSETH, DARLENE She loves tlmem one and alll Booster Club Q, 3, 4, G.A.A. Q, 3, Glee Club Q, Dramatic Club 4 FRIEDERS, LAWRENCE HII'iere's always room for more in my carl Latin Club Q, Dramatic Club 4, Glee Club 4, Tiger Board 4 EURS-IENBERG, EMILY uStudying malces for successln Commercial Club Q, 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Tiger Board 4 GADSON, ARLENE I-Ier voice was ever soft, gentle and Iovvln Glee Club Q, 3, 4, Science Club Q, 3, Mixed Clworus Q, 3, 4, Forensics 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Tiger Club 4 GAGNELIUS, RIIA HSIweiII soon be Mrs.--I Commercial Club Q, Mixed Cfiorus Q, Class Play Q, 3, Booster Club Q, Cilee Club Q, Forensics Q, Dramatic Club 4 CUAUGER, ARLENE Silence is tI'1e motfier of truth! GESME, VIRGINIA Wno's next! G.A.A. Q, 3, 4, Booster Club Q, 3, 4, Chee. Leader 3, 4, Band Q, Dramatic Club 4, Forensics Q, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Mixed Clworus 4, Class Play 3 GILES, ROBERT Qur Managerlu Latin Club Q, Commercial Club 4, Manager of Basketball 3, 4, Manager of Football 3, 4, Tiger Board 4 GILI-IAUSEN, PAULA RAE U A Iittle quiet is tlwe only dietln G.A.A. Q, 3, 4, Booster Club 3 An inability to stay quiet is one of tfie most GOERESI RIANMQND conspicuous failings of manlcindli' A gentleman student and atfilete too, G'A'A' Q' 3' Aff Science Club Q' 3f Latin I-Iefs the fialfbaclt of time football crewln Club Q Page 87 Science Club 3, Football Q, 3, 4, MU Club 4 Give me time, l have much to sayli' --A man Oi great iieigiiii-t Agriculture Club Q, 3, 4, Boxing Q, 4, Science Club 3, Olee Club 4 HH-iXONi DENNIS l-le loves but oneli' GREENE' ELAllXlE Football Q, 3, 4, Basketball Q, 3, 4, Science Kindness is the sunshine in which virtue Club 3, Baseball 3, 4, M Club 4, Prom SHOWS! Committee 3, Orchestra 3 Latin Club 4, Commercial Club 4 l-'llLL, JEAN GRIMMI LEE She retains her memory world Noi as grim as his name impiiesy' G.A.A. Q, Latin Club Q, 3, 4, Science Club B . 3 4 A . i 3, 4, Forensics 4, Orchestra 3, Dramatic Club oxing , , gricu ture Club Q, 3 . 4, Tiger Board 4 E GEOFF, CLARENCE i.iiNTZi Ei-NNE .Redding maketh 5 lull mdnln l'lere's to the girl with a heart and smile! Football Ili Boxlnfl 3 G.A.A. Q, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Dramatic Club 4 GROSBIER, GORDGN All great men were bashiul youthsln HOERL' DONALD Science Ciub 3 Would that l were a Mormonlu , Football 3, 4, Debate Q, 3, 4, Class Play Q, 3, Class Secretary and Treasurer 9, 4, Science HARP, EUGENE Club 3, Prom Committee 3, Forensics 3, 4 Everybody lilces red hairln l l0ClfCY Q, 4 l-lOGLlN, ESTI-lEl2 The mildest manners and the gentlest heartln G.A.A. 3, Science Club 3, 4 ' l-IARRINGTON, GENE Heroes are made not born! Science Club 2 3, Baslcetball 2, 3, 4, Football l-lol-ZHAUSEN' Sl'llRl'Ey 4, Glee Club 13, Mixed Chorus 3, Baseball UCdliiOffil6, liefe l C0m2lH 3, 4, Class Play Q HORNICK, EDYTHE HARSCHI JERQME uEven a short acquaintance has lelt a pleasant When you want peanuts or popcorn go to motel Jerry! Band Q, 3 HUSTEDT, JEAN Our typistlu HASENOHRLI i-iii-MER ELa?gDXm2I'Cldl Club 3, 4, Orchestra He lilces Beesln I Football Q, 3, 4, Boxing Q, 3, 4, Agriculture cuts Q, 3, 4, M cut, 4 HUSTFDT' OMAR l-le's baclcward about coming forward! I-IASTREITER, DONALD JENSEN, I-UCI'-LE He is not as serious as he loolcs to bel ?aiid was he ever good iooieingy' i Page 88 Page 89 KEHRBERG, ERWIN I work at a gas stationll' Science Club 2 KLUMB, LILA A ring on the linger is worth two on the phone! Glee Club 3, 4 KNCX, SHIRLEY Music delights everyone! Glee Club Q, 3, G.A.A. Q, 3, 4, Tiger Board 4 KOLLER, EDWARD G. A noisy man is always in the right! Hockey 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Dramatic Club 4, M Club 4, Tiger Board 4 KOPP, DWIGHT Oh, those bow ties! KRAEMER, BETTY Do you ever listen to 'Betty and Bob' 7 Latin Club 9, 3, 4, Band 9, Prom Committee 3, Dramatic Club 4, Science Club 3 KRIER, CLARENCE What makes your hair so wavy? Agriculture Club Q, 3, 4, Boxing 3, 4 KRQHN, LAURA A kind heart is a fountain ol goodness! G.A.A. 'l, Science Club 'I KUETI-IE, ALTA A sweet face and a shy smile! G.A.A. Q, 3, Commercial Club 2 KUSE, MARGUERITE A peaceful lile is all I crave! LANGE, CORNELIUS Who could ask for a 'better friend than 'Korky' l LAUBY, JOSEPH Give me a motorcycle! Club 4, Hockey Q, 3, 4, Boxing 3, 4 LAUBV, JOSEPHINE H 'Josephinef my song! Glee Club Q, 3, G.A.A. 9, 3, Booster Club 3, 4 LEDGER, RUTH She may surprise us yet! G.A.A. Q, 3, 4, Glee Club 3 LEE, MAURICE Shall I get a girl from Wausau or Spencer tonight? Science Club Q, 3, Boxing 3, 4, Football 4 LEE, RICHARD He knew the precise moment when to say nothing! Science Club Q, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 9, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Club 4 LEV, ROMAN Gee whiz, I like tag dances, because l'm bashlullu Science Club Q, 3, Dramatic Club 4, M Club 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4 LIEBEL, LUCILLE They call him 'Zim' I Booster Club 3, 4, Glee Club Q, Commercial Club 4, Prom Committee 3 LUEDTKE, RAMONA Could it be that she likes 'Earls' 7 Booster Club 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Class Play Q, 3, 4, Latin Club Q, Debate 3, 4, Foren- sics 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Prom Commit- tee 3, Tiger Board 4 LUTHER, MARCELLA Silence is more musical than song! MALUGE, GRACE A little maid with laughing eyes, and laughter quirking at her lips! Dramatic Club 4, Tiger Board 4, Latin Club 3, Science Club 3 MARTIN, DORIS OLSON, ELLEN 'ilnnocence Abroadln Mr. MenzeI's 'Polly' I G.A.A. Q, Band Q Debate Q, 3, Latin Club Q, Commercial Q, 3, 4, Tiger Board 4, Science Club 4, Dramatic Club 4 MARTIN, DOROTHY We all Iilce natural, curly hairli' OLSON, I-IEI-EN I-Ier eyes too expressive to be blue, MARVIN, RUTH Too lovely to be greyli' -1 . , ., Dramatic Club 4,Glee Club 4,Mixed Chorus4 Upon her Finger she wears a ringl Commercial Club 3, 4, Band Q OLSTINSKI, RAYMOND Mfaxyl DONALD Rest is better than motionlu --A man of few Words!-' Science Club 3, Band Q, 3 Baslcetball Q, 3 OLSTINSKI, RLITI-I MIEDANEQI EUNICE The little girl with the big heartln Shes as quiet as a lambI G'A-A- 3' 4fBdf1d Q Commercial Club Q, 3, 4 O'REILLY, JOI-IN MITTELSTAEDT, CLARA TtieFistirif1s Irishman! I thinlc before I speak! Agriculture Club Q, 3, 4, Boxing Q, 3, 4 Dramatic Club Q, Glee Club Q, Latin Club 4, Science Club 4 OSTRANDER, ROBERT 'ill not today, perhaps tomorrowln MONTAG, GENEVA Science Club Q, 3, Hoclcey 3, Baslcetball 4, Never whispers when she isn't supposed toI Dramatic Club 4 MORRISON, PATRICIA RETZ, DONALD As merry dS the Clay is loriglu Women, what are they? G.A.A. Q, Science Club 3 I've never heard of themlu Football 3, 4 MULTERER, DOLORES Life is not Iile without sportsln RILSNER, BERNICE Commercial Club 3, 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, Booster She Icnows when to be quietln Club 4, Science Club Q, Tiger Board 4 PINION, MARY NELSON, I-IAZEL 'lm always short of timeln HSIW married and left USIH Olee Club Q, Orchestra Q, 3, Commercial Science Club 4, Etiquette Club Q Club 3, 4, Junior Class Play 3 NIEMANN, ERMA OLIIRT, AUDLEY H 'Red' is my favorite coIorI 'il can't 'STAN' it any Iongerln G.A.A. 3, Commercial Club 3, 4 Orchestra Q, 3, Tiger Board 4, Dramatic Club 4 Page 90 REIGEL, HARLAND SCHLIETTE, RUBY A good reputation is a fair estate! Agriculture Club Q, 3, 4, Boxing Q Variety is the mother of enjoymentll' Debate Q, 3, 4, Forensics Q, 3 BENQ, ALYCE SIEMERS, GLORIA ul still like Stratford! Dramatic Club Q, 4, Glee Club Q, G.A.A. Q ROBERTSON, RICHARD You have to see him out of school to know him! Stagecraft Club 2, 3, 4, Football Q, 3, 4, Hockey Q, 3, M Club 4, Junior Class Play 3, Class l7resiclent'4 RAGSTAD, REUBEN A man of mark is he! Science Club 3, 4 SCHIEBE, BETTY Youth comes but once in a lifetime, so enjoy yourself while you're young! Sophomore Class Play SCHIEBE, ORVILLE I don't want to be scolded twice for the same mistake! SCHINDHELM, ROBERT 'fWomen are not my fancy line! Science Club 3, Hockey 3, 4, Boxing 3, 4, Club 4, Tiger Board 4 SCHMIDT, ADELINE Just being happy is lots of fun! Glee Club Q, 4, Orchestra Q, 3, Dramatic Club 4, Commercial Club 4, Forensics 4, Mixed Chorus 4 SCHNEIDER, MARGIE A girl whom you may be proud to call your friend! G.A.A. 3, 4, Booster Club 4, Commercial Club 3, 4 SCH RADER, DONALD I just don't feel like working! Football Q, 4, l lockey Q, 4, Science Club 3, Band Q SCHLIELKE, ROBERT Even silence may be eloquent in loveln Basketball 9, Boxing SZ 'Everybody likes Gloria! Band Q, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Mixed Chorus 3, Orchestra Q, 3 SOLOSKI, HANSFORD His greatest labor was to kill time! Agriculture Club 3, 4 SORLIE, EARLE 'fl-lad he been with us longer, we would have known him better! I spiay, iaussrt y H 'Marjorie' his theme song!', Science Club Q, 3, 4, Latin Club Q, German Club 3, 4, Sophomore Class Play, Glee Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Quartet 4, Junior Class Cfficer, Tiger Board 4, Band Q, Junior Class Play, Junior Prom Committee , STANGL, JAMES H 'Tis feared he'll die from overworklu German Club 4, Agriculture Club 4, Science Club 3, 4 STAUBER, JOHN Our assistant hockey coach! Football Q, 3, 4, Hockey Q, 3, 4, CCaptainD, Science Club Q, 3, Junior Prom Committee, Glee Club 4, Dramatic Club 4, Class Presi- dent, Sophomore, Baseball 3, 4, HMH Club Q, 4 ' STEFFECK, EDWARD f'le's a quiet man but quite a man! STEFFEN, ELAINE Worry and l have never metlu G.A.A. Q, 3, 4, Booster Club 3, 4, Com- mercial Club 2, German Club 3 STERNWEIS, NORMA i'Absence makes the heart grow fonder! Latin Club Q, 3, 4, Science Club Q, 3, 4, Forensics 4, Tiger Board 4, 1938 D. A. R. Representative STEWART, ANIDA A true girl admired by all! G.A.A. 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee, Booster Club 3, 4, Band 2, Glee Club Q, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus Q, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4 SWIKERT, Sl-lElLA Nl lilce to talce things easy! TEPOLT, BERNICE The type we all admire! G.A.A. Q, 3, Commercial Club 9 THEBY, JEAN His name is Charles but l call him 'Peter' Junior Prom Committee, Dramatic Club 4, Science Club Q, G.A.A. Q, 3, 4, Booster Club 3, 4, Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Forensics 3, Tiger Board 4 THEBY, PATSY What did yolu say? Tell me? G.A.A. Q, 3, 4, Commercial Club 9, 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee, Glee Club 4, Mixed WENDT, DONALD Don't call me 'Wenty'! I resent it! Baslcetball 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Tiger Board 4 WENZEL, RICHARD l'd rather be the First man here than the second at Rome! Orchestra Q, 3, Science Club 3, Dramatic Club 4 Wl-llTTlNGl lAM, RUPERT Self-trust is the First secret of success! Basketball Q, 3, 4, Football Q, 3, Band Q, 3, 4 WILCOTT, GORDON Everybody lilces my freckles! l'loclcey 2, 3, 4, Club 4, Boxing 3, 4 WILDISH, ROBERT Everybody's friend, nobody's enemy! Science Club Q, 3, Boxing 3, 4, Baseball 4 WTLSON, JEAN Ul'ler banlcing troubles should now ,o r CTYOVUS 4 3, 4, Science Club 3, Forensics ercia Club 3, 4, Junior Prom Com ' rm TRIERWEILER, LORRAINE Club 3i Tiser Board 4 4 What have we got For English today? ff' Commercial Club Q, Latin Club 3 WINTERBURN JOHN just couldn t get here n WALLER, DONALD The more We argued the question, the more Dramatic Club 4, G.A.A. Q, 3, B ste lu ' ul' I ' ' Football Q 3 l-loclceyQ 6 we didn't agreelu Football 9, 3- Baslcetball Q, 3, Science Club Q, 3, M Club 2, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Gage Club 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Tiger Board 4, Band Q WlSMETl'l, EVELYN S The best is all that l can do! 4 Latin Club Q, Commercial Club Q, 3, , G.A.A. 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, German Clu l'i 3, Forensics 3 K WOOLSTRUM, VIVIAN Pleasant and happy she seems! WORCESTER, LEETCTTT Dearer is love than life, and lame than gold! Tiger Board 4, German Club 3, 4 WUNSCH, MELVIN We lcnow him well, no need for praise! Band 3, 4, Science Club 4 ZAHN, LEO Agriculture is favorable to good morals! Junior Farm Mechanic Team, Agriculture Club WALTERS, DONALD A better actor cannot be found! Science Club 52, 3, 4, Junior Class Play, Debate Q- Forensics Q, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, German Club 4 WALTERS, JOHN Hlnwardness, mildness, and sell-renouncement do malce for man s happiness! Boxing 3, Football 2 WATERBURV, CLEO C-Courteous Q, 3, 4 L-Loyal Ejgfgfjg. t ZETTLER, MINARD 2 len , Hllsilence were golden he'd be a millionaire! Entered as a Senior from Medford Band Q WETCHELT, DOROTHY She lcnows her dates! ZIMMER, LOWELL Ouality not quantity! Band 3, Dramatic Club Q, 3, Sewing Club 3 Band Q, 3 Page 92 NX DKK LEE LORRAINE Tmenwmea I L Mao? Ig QQ? x Q, M amv IKRAEMER COME ON CHARLE B -' TRUCKIN' Down I fzf IT WAS DIN! DIN! DIN YOU LIMPING LUMP -0' BLQSDUST GUNGA DIN' O W AMI 4 W LATE 9 EPITAPI-I BY E. . KOLLER HERE Lass JOHN THE BANKERS sou wno PULLING- A PUNY PUN-- JOHN IS GSANIZTT' F Ahlswede, Clarabelle-Housework Atwood, Margaret-Home Ault, Vivian-Monroe, Wis. Backstrom, Marian-Beauty Culture, Chicago, lll. Bauer, Lorraine-Relief Office Behling, Willard-Home Below, Harold-Kraft-Phoenix Cheese Co., Stockton, lll. Berg, Annetta-Home Berg, Bernard-Shoe Factory Bey, Ruth-Shoe Factory Blaettler, lvan-University Club, Mil- waukee, Wis. 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Glaman, Donald-Usher, Adler Theatres Grewohl, Elva-Thomsen-Abbott Con- struction Co. Greves, Gerald-Brunswick Billiards Gripentrog, Herbert-Ebbe Bros. Imple- ment Co. Hahn, Leo-Wood County Welfare De- partment, Marshfield, Wis. Haley, Edward-Weber's Grocery Hankey, Evelyn-Madison-housework Hankey, Hazel-Madison Hansen, Charles-Pleasant Hill Market Harlow, James-Home Harry, William-Home ALUMNI OF i937 Hauke, Adeline-Housework Heide, Verna-Shoe Factory Heiting, Beatrice-Felker's Henseler, Donald-Home Henseler, Mildred-Wood County Nor- mal, Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. Heroux, Eugene-Home Herrick, EvelynfHome Herrick, Victor-Marshfield Sign Co., Llsher, Adler Theatres Hoerl, Bertram-San Francisco, Cal. Hoffmann, George-Weber's Grocery Hood, Emma-Shoe Factory Hood, Genevieve-Shoe Factory lhlenfeldt,William-ReinieKarauGrocery lngle, FlorencefWood County Normal, Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. Kamps, NevawWausau Business Institute Kibbel, Doris-Marshfield Fair Store Kibbel, Milton-Reinie Karau Grocery Kiesling, Carolyne-Shoe Factory Kipps, Virginia-Ripon College Koch, Gertrude-Marshfield Clinic Koenig, MargaretwHome Kohl, Jeanne-Stevens Point State Teach- er's College Kottmeyer, Lucille+Novelty Art Plaque Co. Kunz, Anita-Shoe Factory La Pointe, Raymond-Soo Line R. R. Larson, EvelynHHome Laufenberg, Eugene+-Home Ledger, Leonard-Home Ledger, Pearl--Housework Lee, Francis-St. Norbert's College, De Pere, Wis. Lemke, Florence-Shoe Factory Lewis, Stephen-University of Wisconsin Lindow, lnez-Post-graduate course- Reeclsburg 'High School Loiselle, Bette-Shoe Factory McNaul, Ruby-Nursemaid at Dr, Kronzer's, Oshkosh, Wis. Manthei, James-Manthei Painting, lnc. Martin, Charles+American Cheese,Co. Mathson, Violet-Shoe Factory Meissner, llene-Consumer's Store Melcher, HarveyaShoe Factory Merkel, Karl-University of Wisconsin Mueller, Mathilda-St. Joseph's Hos- pital, Marshfield, Wis. 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Page 94 TI-IE SONGS WE SING LOVALTY SONG We're loyal to you, Marshfield l-ligh We l4now you're true blue, Marshfield l-ligh We know you,re the best of all schools East or West And we'll baclc you with zest, Marshfield l 'llQlij So stand up for right, Marshfield l-ligh Press onward with might, Marshfield l-ligh As time is most sure to lengthen, Qur loyalty will strengthen To you Marshfield High. GRANGE and BLACK Although Merrill has always favored The violets deep blue, And the gentle sons ofthe Rapids To the crimson rose are true, We will hold the lily slender M. El. S. N or honor shall we laclc Marshfield l ligh School hats off to thee Eor the Tiger stands defender of the To your colors loyal we'll ever be ORANGE and BLACK. Firm and strong united are' we Rahl Rahl Rahl for sis boom ahl Rahl Rahl Pahl Rahl Rah forthe M. H. S. ON Ol-I MARSHFIELD Cn oh Marshfieldl On oh Marshfieldl Plunge right through that line Pun the ball clear round the Rapids Touchdown sure this time Ul Rahl Rahl Qn oh Marshfieldl Cn oh Marshfieldl fight on for her fame Eight fellows fight Fight fight We'll win this game. Tl-IE MARSHFIELD FIVE When the Marshfield five are on the floor, You always see them running up the score And for our team we yell, we yell, we yell And for our dear old Marshfield School we love so well -a-f' awe yell. So jump, jump, jump, for every ball lnto the baslcet each time let it fall, And in you our interest will never fail, never fail, Marshfield l'lighl MARSHFIELD LQCOMOTIVE Ul rahl rahl Marshfield High Ul rahl rahl Marshfield Hi h Ul r ' S ahl rahl Marshfield High Veal SKY ROCKET Ssssssssssssss hooml Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh--'Marsh field Rah! l Pahl l FTGHT TEAM Fight team Fight! Fight team fightl Fight teaml Fight teaml Eightl fightl Fight! CWhat's the matter with the team'?D They're all rightl CWho's all right'?D The teaml CWho?D The teaml CWho?D The Teaml QWho says so'?D We all say sol CAnd who are we'?D The Bunch Hi Ki Sis Boom Bah Marshfield High School Rah! Rahl Rahl Hi Ki Sis Boom Bah BATTLE CRY OF Tl-TE TIGER Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrah Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrah Marshfieldl Rah! Rahl MARSHFIELD YELL M-A-P-S-H UI Rah! Rahl E-l-E-l.-D Ul Rah! Rahl Marshfieldl Marshfieldl Rah! Rahl U RAT-l Ul rahl rahl rahl Marshfield, Marshfield Ul rahl rahl rahl Marshfield, Marshfield Ul rahl rahl rahl Marshfield, Marshfield Marshfield High School Veil l Rahl Rahl Rahl YEAH TEAM CHTCKOLACKA Yeah Teaml Chiclcolaclggxchiclcolaclta, Chow, Chow, Yeah Teaml Chow, A Yeah Team! Boomolaclca, Boomolaclca, Bow, Bow, Bow, fightl fightl fightl Chiclcolaclca, Boomolaclca, Sis, Boom Bah, Marshfield High School Rahl Rah! Rah! 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