McKinley High School - Tiger Yearbook (Marshfield, WI)

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BASKETBALL 7z,.y,z,,,,ml W, - we 7' H1909 6' . l Hi Yi! Hi Yi! Sis, boom, bah! . Marshfield High School Rah! rah! rah! ' M. H. s. YELL 'V E, 'fm CLASS ROLL Chas. Pors C Deacon l- Karl Doegee He once took the part of Uncle Dick, A boy with Whom none can compare, And While on the stage did quite a trick, For he makes an awful hit, He was an old man of eighty or so, He's not only a millionaire, And when he patted his head a cloud of But also president of our Lit. talcum would go. William Pors4 l tell you in scholarship he's a Wonder ln fact, l don't believe Bill ever made a blunder. The basketball outlook at the beginning of the year was not as bright as it might have been with only Faber back of the regu- lars, and none of the others had much ex- perience. The other men who finally made the team were: Uthmeier, David, captain, and a saw- off between Pors and Tack, Pors playing the games early in the season and Tack in the later. FOOTBALL Football, for some unaccountable reason, has until last year never been popular with the people of Marshfield or with the faculty of M.H.S. but in l907 a start was given to football which resulted in the team of l9U8 with Frank David as captain. The team was very light, even for a high school squad, but to make up for this they were quick and were not quitters. The lineup of the team was as follows: Glassner, end, Doege, tackle, Hupe, guard, Leuck, center, Kohl, guard, Pors, tackle, Schwan, end, Tack, quarterback, Faber, left halfback, David, fullback, Uthmeier, right halfback. HUMOR Domestic Science teacher--Hazel, there's a needle in the soup. Hazel-That's a typographical error, it should have been a noodle. The girls in our school are afraid of mice, And other things they say are not nice, lt seems to me, then, to be unfair, That girls should Wear rats in their hair. - A Coming Milton. CHlNAMAN'S IDEA OF A TEACHER Teachee, teachee L All day teachee. Nightee markee papers, Nerves all creepee, No one kissee, No one hugee, Poor old maidee, No one lovee A TRAGEDY IN FOUR ACTS Cram Exam Flunk Trunk

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r Mr. and Mrs. E. Schwan It happened in November. Mr. and Mrs. A. Keller What a charming family! Mr. and Mrs. H. lepson ll happened in the Little Brown Church Nashua Iowa, lime 28th. 07!w4eEeZL1-7!w4eW ' Bela Soon? -+L .mmmwrmsn WND 'WY ff Missing one Louis and one lohn. But to see hor was to love her Love hui her, and love forever.

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X 1 4 + when We 'Www Wefuf Waning. 'Q 4, ,. ,f X, X eller. M. Graf, C. Schrneller, I. Schillernan, A. Mills, N. Goldbach. Top Row: C. Pors, C. Schrn Second Row: S. Bloclgell, I. Norminqton, C. Crocker, I. Roberts. M. Graf. .Firsi Row: A. Oliqney, B. Carnahan. I. Schilleman, A. Mills. Shirley Collier, LeRoy Behrens. l Hold that pose, Russell. Top Row: C. Pors, I. Beiclel, F. Eisbrener, N. Goldbach, F. B. Rick, C. Schmelter First How: A. Mills, M. Reilan, P. Markee, M. Gral, L. Eisbrener, S. Blodqett. I LeMahieu, B. Birqe, R. Birqe. Top Row: B. Carnahan, R. Pirwitz, I. Norming- ton, I. Christy. I. Roberts, C. Crocker, W. Miner, G, Sothern. First Row: W. Zettler, D. Reese, O. Anding, D. Miner, A. Murphy, H. Ausbourne.