Medford High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Medford, WI)

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1923 - POW WOW - 192 RVESCH. AMANDA UBIANDIEH L. T. 143g Circus 133. RFESCH. GILBERT Glas Minstrel 143: Football 143: Circus 133. RUST. PAULINE Lit. Society 1135 President 1235 De- bate 133: L. T. 1433 Circus 133. SAHM. NVALTER SAMMY C3rchest1':1 133. 1'-13 : Hand 1733 : Min- strel autl Farce 1'-13 : Sr. 1,31-cbestra 1-13. E131 TAPPE. MARGARET V. MI-14' Glee Club 123. 133, 1433 L. T. 143 Basketball 113. 1235 Circus 133: F L. C. C. 113, 123. 133. 'l'AYL1f3R, DOXALI3 SH13RTY' Minstrel 1433 Circus 133. VNGROIJT. ARMIN Ami Orchestra 1332 Senior Orchestra 143 Football 1 M 3, 1431 Circus 133 Entered from Northwestern Acad eniy, NVate-rtown, 133. V1,3GL, 13TTILlA UTILLIEY C. C. 1,433 Glee Club 123. 133. 143 L. T. 143: Circus 133. 3

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1923 - POW WOW - 1923 JENTZSCH, PAUL Entered from Northwestern Acad- emy, Watertown 149. NEWB LRG, ALVIN 4-XDOLPII Business Mgr. of Annual 149 3 Orches- tra 119, 1295 Minstrel 1493 A, A. 119, 129, 1395 Football 149. PAULSON, MYRON HOLE C. C. 149: Basketball 1495 Circus School 129. 129. PAULSIJN, MYRTLE UBOBHYH C. C. 1495 L. T. 1495 F. L. C. C. 1292 Entered from Stetsonville High 21 PETERSON. ARVIE N. Ed, in Chief Annual 1493 Lit. Society 119, 129: Oratory 1295 Debate 1393 Minstrel 149. Pl Al+'F, RENA C. C. 1495 Glee Club 129. 139, 1495 L. T. 1495 Circus 1393 F. L. C. C. 1293 Entered from Stetsonville H. S. 129. PHILLIPS. LILA A. L.T.149gF.L,C.C.119,129. P19Ql'ETTE. THEODORE S. s.Y1WED!,Y Orchestra 1393 Minstrel 1493 Foot- ball 1 NI 9, 1495 Basketball 119, 1f.!9,139,149gCl1'Cl1S139.

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1923 - POW WOW - 1923 Staff Will I, Arvie N. Peterson, hereby bequeath to my successor as Editor-in-Chief, my ottice and all privileges connected therewith, but only on condition that the responsibility is also assumed. I, Lorraine Boheim, hereby bequeath my otfice as Associate Editor, to one who wants to be on the stat? and wants a snappy job. I, Marie Bachhuber, bequeath to my successor as Literary Editor, heap big possibilities. dreams thereof, and expectations of same. I, Lydia Kammerer, do bequeath to my successor as Organizations' Editor, the time it requires, Elllll the job of keeping track of twice as many as per 1922-23. I, Genevieve Dake, bequeath to my successor as Snap-shot Editor, the chance to own and operate a studio, and thus learn the neighborhood, and like it. I. Lorraine D. Boheim. bequeath to my successor as Athletic Editor. my intimate knowledge of Athletics and of the Athletes. I. Alvin Newburg. bequeath to my successor as Business Manager, a greater debit offset b f a. still greater credit and a still big 'er dream of iossibilities. 7 A eg l I, Guy Suits, bequeath to my successor Art Editor, all the pencils that I did not use, all the nonsensical ideas for pictures there are, and tor the use of such drawings a better opportunity. I. Herman Freudenthal, bequeath to my successor as lVit and Humor Edi- tor, my funny-bone. together with the stock of untold jokes. I, Karl Koehler, bequeath to my successor as Advertising Manager, the pat- ronage ot our advertisers this year. they who made this work possible. also my ability to get around them. lVe, the Staff as a body, bequeath to our successors as a body, the opportun- ity to publish a, more lasting and more fitting monument to the M. II. S. I14l