McKinley High School - Tiger Yearbook (Marshfield, WI)

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Top Row: A. Reitz, M. Sexton, M. Fordyce, P. Faulkner, L. Merkel, M. Groslnier, A. Mills, E. Ptoddis, M. Martin, E. Sanders, S. Finucane, H. Atwood. Third Row: M. Felker, E. Oliqney, C. Saflowsl-za, M. Felhoter, M. Schrader, E. Schulte, M, Petz, H. Anderson, S. Blodqe-tt, E.. Koeniq, L. Stewart. Second Row: H. Fornfelt, L. Martin, M. Specht, C. Spoolwt, M. Peitman, M. Garvue, First Row: R. Becker, P. Stotten, R. Mechler, Miss Bodwin, l. Kipps, P. Markee, N. .14 14. Ft. VVelwer, l. Oliqney, L. Vtfenzol, L, Ntliltaer.. em Too Row: A. Koenia, H. Atwood, Virainia Blunt, E. Grotli, l. Matson, D. liaialtt, Vivian Blurn, l. Backus, M. Peters, E. Schraflez, A, Daniel, C. l.edqerj H. Staxiler, E. Ktalin, R. Ervzioli, R. KZ zsin L. Fast: lf, P. Vaulktifr l. Nlillfr-r', V. Cnauqfr. fifth How: K. Dzttinaer, S. Collier, S. Pinttgfan-i, lkfl. Groslvior, A. Mills, E. Sanczors, S. Blaciaett, E. I-loildis, E. Schulte, R. Medi. ' M. Reitan, M. Schrader M. lT'Etll'1Olf'tT, B. l-leitnina, N. Barne3 M. Gartrte, L. 'k'tfer11'?l, V. Briclcheiztier, A. Ernst, V. Petierstfti. gourtli Row: B. Ploen, L. Hunter, R. Krior, Kraenior, M. Peiker, E. Cliqnfy, M. Spe-cnt, C. Spfclit, li. Duval, E. Dtiva., f. Rooclclein, C. Mittorrniller, M. Petz, V. Polhoter, C. Sadfvwslca, F. Pucker, V. Vtlellner. Third Row: Miss Boawin, M. Martin, L. Stewart, M. Pore, G. Binder M. Iris, P. ll t. arlcee, l. Kiops, li. Anderson, l. Forneielt, L. Martin, L. Xftfiltgen, R. Weber, M. Sexton, L Spaulding, R. Polirman, V. Pfeiter, l. Kraerner. Sevond Row: C. Krasin, K. Kenney, M. Rice, K. Trudeau, D. Vehrenbaoli, C. Haight, C. Diern, M. VVilcott, A. Eiecltler, M. llfloye V. Braorn, C. Schmitt. First Row: A. Marx, D. Morrison, V. Aiqnor, M. Mitten, P. Steffen, VV. Mitten.

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ff? K'2,f. , Axrj YP'- fci fy? A' I 'fi .gg ' jugs Q . YK fl, l' asf , 1 'i ' 5 ff Q I t72..f ' Ma ly Lgfk if X ' 0 gf , Top Row: L, Wiltgen, V. Brickheimer, E. Duval, C. Mittermiller. Ny li Bottom Row: W. Mitten, A. Marx, l. Roeclclein, H, Duval. 'Nl , Basketball is by tar the most popular sport with the girls. First teams were chosen tor each class, and then a tournament was run oti among them. x Jlackqff x Top Row: l. Kraemer, M. Martin, M. Schrader, D. Haight, P. Markee, M. Pelhoter. Bottom How: W. Mitten, V, Pteiter, M. Mitten, P. Steffen, A, Marx, l. Spaulding. Field hockey is one ot the roughest sports played by the girls. lt is based on the same principle as ice hockey and is played in the late tall. Girls chosen to play on the first 'team were judged on the tollowing points: the number ot times they came tor practice, their playing ability, their team work and willingness to use it. This system ot selection was used tor all the teams. Q. 4. fl. gmt Top Row: M, Petz, A. Mills, M. Schrader, M. Grosbier. Second Row: V. Blum, E. Sanders, S. Blodqett, M, Martin, First How: I. Matson, H. Atwood, M. Mechler, P. Markee. A ' ' .,,..,,J:,t-ff, ' ff 1 l76l,'

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ye ,s Y-Us 4'-r-?.fQfff4f 50 x,4,,,, 'L , The flag is raisecl, we start the day. A band student, no doubt. Monitors see that all is well in the corridors. A class of earnest biology students. We pause in the library to glance at the Book Week display. At four we hurry away-eager for andther day.