McKinley High School - Tiger Yearbook (Marshfield, WI)

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7 Top Row: P. Faulkner, M, Diolcor, F. Bofloli, M. Bauniloacli, M. Pelkef. C. Billings, I. Brinkman, G. Dolneitj B. Beseler, E. Buttke, K. Brown, L. Bloczynslci, Brayci. 'Third Row: E. Duval, H. Duval, N. Barnes, L. Eislverner, G. Einfltzr, lf. Donires, B. Copps, R. Birqo, D. Ruinx' VJ. Pehronbacli, S. Campbell, I. Con. Second Row: V, Berlin, V, Ditniar, Britten, I. Pel'ire:ibaf'lx, O. Elven, I' Borens, H. Anilersrzn, A. Biefii' L, Cattanach, I. Barrett. first Row: VV. Elcvall, V. Rriolclge.-iii. E. Eclies, H. Curtlii, H. Catierty, A Ernst, VJ. Ekvall Top Row: R. Pollendort, W. Glefisne-:', D. Polz, P. Kline-r, l':oehlk T. Kane, L. Krienlce, I. lrnoelil, A. FY!- sen, G. Herman, E, Knorr. Third Row: H. Iensen, B. Honnina L. Hunter, D. Polz, R. Krier, L. Gluck B. Hansen, M, Harper, D. Garlireoitt C. Heqqlund, R. Hein, G. Iuno. Second Row: M. lris, M. Aldrich, H. Kraeiner, L, Pielstad, I. Kipps, H Pornetelt, L. Grancorvitz, V. Fellioff M. Helliscli, V, Feurstein, D, Iirscif. L1I'Sl Row: M. Prieders, E. Harsli. Hasonohrl, A. Henseler, H, Piechi M. Garvue, C. Krainz, I. Lueclc. Top Row: R. Messersclifnidt, H. Poppy. A. Leitnor, I. McDonald, H. Kuse, IN. Niernutli, A. Langrehr, C. Kroliii I. LeMal1ieu, E. Palesilz, D. lvlaiiizi H. Metz. Third Row: I. Murray, C. Lauteniieia V. Reqel, A. Reqner, B. Ploen, I. Peters, C, Mitterniiller, R. Rehliviqnr, F. Pat- terson, B. Robinson, H. Rauscher. Second Row: H. Panlcratz, A. Reitr. I. Panther, G, Pinicn, E. Miller, l. Redia, M. Palecelc, L. Miller, Lf Riedel, E. Oliqney, A. Pilsner. First Row: R. Roider, XV. Mitten, A. Marx, S. Peterson, M. Pcrs, L. Maftir. N, Ley, Top Row: R. Stoiloer, D. Storni, P.. Sclfiunk, M, Seeliater, I. Sial, D. Taxi Epps, I. Sadowska, R. Stoker, P Upharn, E. Sclierr, L. WlHf9!'l ,1. VV, Ullrnann. Third Row: L. Schultz, M. Sexton ff. Vfoodkey, Seoliater, I. Steqbapge: P. Roeclclein, P. Weqner, I. Zeittlef I C. Yaeqer, P. Wiclcrnan, l. Viercgut: I. Zintheter. I Setond Row: V. Sorlie, M. Trierweilei E. Wilcott, H. Wechorelc, A, Sandri- felolt, l.. Stewart, L. Sonnners, 8.35:-5:1 . Evecker, R. Vtfeiqel, I. Stauss. W First Row: A. Wlttmari, L. VViltae1'. I Vtfolner, V. Wollner, A. Seeliater, ' M. Tliornson, R. Schroeder, l. WC-Ci MTQCK, K. Gettinqer.

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A. BRITTEN P. KLINER H. IENSEN MR. BORCHARDT Secretary Vice-President President Adviser We the class ot l94U ieel that we have successfully proved our ability ot carrying on the traditional spirit ot Marshtield High School and that we have spared no ettort in making a success ot all the many enterprises undertaken. Many juniors played a prominent part in extra-curricular activities and contributed much to the accomplishment ot these school functions. The greatest interest was shown in athletics and the tollowing group participated in either football, basketball, hockey or boxing: I. Barrett, C. Billings, W. Beseler, I. Brinkman, E. Buttke, I. Sigl, l. Connoughty, D. Vanlfpps, l. Conlon, M. Frieders, B. Froehlke, B. Heiting, P. Kliner, G. Koller, K. Brown, E. Scherr, F. Upham, H. Metz, L. Winterburn, A. Leitner, B. Schunk, B. Geldernick, the Ekvall twins, N. Ley. Other activities were not neglected. ln debate I. McDonald and I. Sigl were the most prominent. ln 4-H club work and judging teams, the juniors were outstanding. Willard Ekvall was selected as the healthiest boy in the state, B. Brayer, D. Bump, and the Ekvall twins represented the juniors on the judging teams. The major social event ot the year is the junior Prom, and although it is too early to prophesy at the writing ot this account, success is relatively certain because ot the enthusi- asm and the cooperation ot the class members. Mt 3111 !tHrmnrinm IAMES scHiNDLEH, cLAss or 1940 Vtfe pause -YYY and think sadly of the absence ot a member of our class whose tragic death occurred on December 28, l938, t37l

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S lj. DlXON E. RODDlS A. BRAEM MISS KllVlBALl. Vice-President Secretary President Adviser Two words the aged Greeks did claim Moros we hesitate to mention Me To give this class a proper name. Yet - 'twas philosophers intention Sophos is the word that stood To say, students ot this special class For wisdom and learned goody Are the wisely toolish ot the mass. - The Editors To say that the Sophomores have greatly excelled in their respective fields, does not over estimate their ability. ln the sports division, we tind boys who did a great deal tor the teams. Sophomore tootball men were Neil Lupient and lim Hansen. Bob Stauber, Gordon Hasenohrl, l-larold Gelderniclc, and Allen Braem had no slight punch in boxing. Robert Vfein not only won two tirst places and one second place at the district band meet, but a second place at the National tournament. Robert Steeger received a tirst place at the State tournament during his tirst year in the band. Remember the cartoons and the soap carvings in the '38 Tiger '? Richard Gandt did these tor us during his Freshinan year. ln their humble tashion the Sophomores tried to convince the editors that they had done little to Write about during this oast year. As luniors We are certain that they will teel an important part ot Senior High School and will have much to relate in the 1940 Tiger. H91