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' Q': . .. 1 f- Q f - Q'- if 5960 -'35 Q ,: , f Q: if ,..223,.5'fIr. - Lqoqll!QKfF'-15911 3 u 5 -.J J' hi, h I I jg . V f ff it- Sf :Q-u 1..,g,1,vM....-ff...-'L-v-1,----nm-aavsua utxflmzvbrhlnmninrql- 'K.Qw -'.11?v-'b'0nvtJ . LAWN - -Q Q ' E i BUIIIIU UF EUUBIITIUII AS A CHAIN IS NO STRONGER THAN ITS VVEAKEST LINK SO IS A SCIIOOI. SYSTEM XVITHOIJT AN ABLE BOARD OF EDUCATION WE TIIE CLASS Ol '36 REALIZE THIS AND IQNOVV WE HAVE BEEN l ORTljNA'l'E TO IIAVE A GROUP OI MEN XVIIO GRADUATED FROM OUR SCHOOL TO SPEND THEIR GREATEST TIME FOR OUR BENEFIT. TIIE BOARD HAS INNUMERABLE TASKS SUCH AS DETERMIN' ING IMPROVEMENTS AND HIRING AN EXCELLENT FACULTY THE CLASS OF '36 ACKNOVVLEDGES THIS WORK AND ADMIRE THEIR COOPERATION TO KEEP OUR SCHOOL HIGH AMONG 'i'IIIi SECONDARY SCHOOLS. 1 1 I ll I -1 I1 JOHN L. SILVERNALE SUPFIRINTLIN DFINT OF SUHOOLS U sup:- aw 'ww 1 .. I I I EJ I 1 u FRANCES D. RADFORD PRINCIPAL OF HIGH SCHOOL I THF FHVU ll.-XNNAH HICNYAS VARULYN BIDDLE History, Latin Uentrul Missouri State Teaichers' College, Vvayucsburg College senior Class Advisor' lie-cowl, Curtain Cllxl 'TY flf'l'lll2'Tl lAllX'l't'Ill'l Uullvgg Assenillliv-a .. J ... ICLRUY l'0NVEKlSl'I ASA I' l'0llh l'omnwl'cial Muchinv Shim X'alp4u':1isn llniv, Oshkosh Slutv Teuch- Athlltim- Association e-rs' Collegre Assistzlllt F. li. Conch PATTY CLARE F English, History North Central Collegf Assemblies ERDI E DAVIS History. Gcogluplly, Civics Univ. of Ulmicufsfn Hi-Y Advisor, Assem- lilies LORRAINE DEVINE J. CECIL EIDT LESLIE D. ERWIN English English, Journalism Science Univ. of Minnesota Central State Teach- illinois College Assemblies e S' College Assistant Football lqass Dgbate Maroon News Coach 'Ill' Fllf'Ul'l'l IFERTHA H. GREENI1 MARGARET HARRIS ELLEN JANSON Lib a Y Science School Nui-se Secretary of the Su Rlpon College Passavant Hospital perintendent 1'. T, A., Teachers Club 1 W1 3 MARION KASSING Ari Supervisor Syrzu'iis,- Univm-rsity Hf'l'0I'l1 NI'JLl.l E LAl'l'IRRll'Ili li From-11, History liniv. of NVisL-onsin Sm-honnv, I 'ai i-is Junior Vluss AmlvisPr I-IDNA KEIPPEL KATHERINE KITTELL Hiology Northws-stern Univ. Iluskotball ljoavh l l.0YIlE l'. LARSUN G l'l'lI'ltiIlf.!', Drawing Stout Institute Mzuwmon Nvws, Recori Linotypv Uluh Advise: English Luwrenl-e College Sophomore Class Ad- viser, Assemblies, Class Ilelmte I Llil'ZIi'l' LUK KE Mathematics Hamline University VVC-ight Team Omviu Golf t'nm'h BERNARD MC UANN CLARENCE A. METER Vvestern State Teach- ers' College Athlet ic Coach, Direc- tor of Physical Ed. MARTIN N. MINNE 1-listory, Civics St. Olaf College Athletic Association Science Univ. of Nebraska Wflii. Team Coaeh, As- semblies, Hi-Y Advisei MARGARET MNIECE English Northern State Teach- ers' College Assemblies THEODORE MEYER Geography, History Civics Oshkosh State Teach- ers' College Weight Team Coach Assemblies .J I i 1 J OCTAVE PAQUETTE Director Instrumenta Music Northern State Teach- ers' College Weight Team Ofllcia P I-IVELYN PECK Home I-Il-onomic' Stout Institute ALG l'LR.NON SH AREJR Social Science Univ. nf Xvisconsin .l 11n im' Ya 1-sity Ras- ketlmall, Assemblies ETHEL REID Household Arts Tynimr Univ, of W'ist-onsin Basketball Coach lil'TH SKUVVLUND Physical Education Univ. of Wisconsin Basketball Coach Cheer Leaders, 1'e1 Club, G. A.A., C.0.F EILEEN RICHARDS English Northern State Teach- ers' College Dramatic Coach Al'l,lll'IN J. SMITH Industrial Education Oshkosh State Teach- ers' College VVeight Team Coach ANN SUNDSTRUM ROSS VV. 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IIE HASUPHELD THE HONORS OF THE CLASS IN SPORTS, HI-Y LINO CLUB, AND IN GENERAL LEADERSHIP. VVHENEVER ABLE REPRESENTATION IS NECESSARY, M. H. S. HAS FORMED A HABIT OF COUNTING ON LENORE AS SHOVVN BY HER ELECTION AS VICE PRESIDENT. HOME ROOM, DRAMA- I'ICS, CLUBS, AND ATHLETICS HAVE CLAIMED HER ATTENTION, SHE HAS DONE EVERYTHING IN IIER POVVER TOXVARD PROMO- TING THE SUCCESS OF THE CLASS. DUDDY HAS DISTINGUISHED HIMSELF IN OUR HIGH SCHOOL BY HIS I'ARTICIPATION IN SPORTS. HIS LEADERSHIP IS EVI- DENCED BY HIS ELECTION AS CLASS TREASURER IN HIS SENIOR YE XR AFTER SERVING AS PRESIDENT IN HIS IUNIOR YEAR. JACK HAS A SMILE AND A PERSONALITY THAT WINS EVERY- ONE'S HEART AND THE HONOR OF BEING SERETARY OF THE SENIOR CLASS. HE VVAS AN IMPORTANT MEMBER OF SEVERAL CLUBS, AND NO ONE COULD USURP HIS PLACE ON THE VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAMS. CHARLES ALBRECHT THOMAS ANDERSON H. R. Officerg Wgt. Team Foot- Gvm Squad Leader ball: Rifle Clubg ,Pep Club: ' - Gem-man Club: Maroon News H' K- Offlcel' Staff: Record Staff JOYCE ALIJGEYER ANGELINE ARMBRUST .Ioyc-e's chief activity has been Glee Club: Chofusi C' O' F4 ' ' I ' . . 'Wifi in making the Honor Roll. rep Uub MUSIC Sq Leann Record Staff. I .. :J .. I J 'I lf' lc is :I ul U rx Q1 MARGARET BALDWIN ELAINE BARLOW H. R. Officer fe-nfered Junior yearp C. O. F. C. 0. F. Curtain Club, 3, 4 llibrary Sq. Leader' ALOYSIUS BARKER IAIREN BARSTOW lx 1 ,I . Class Basketballg Wgt. Team Ffeshmdn Fmhc Football: 'varsity Foorbaug 111110 Club Gym Sq. Leaderg M, T. Sq Printing Foreman Leader NELLIE BARSTOW Color Basketball U. U. F. STEPHEN BARSTOW' Freshman Frolicg llunli 14 yrsj: Urn-hestra: Brass Quail'- tf-tc Debate, 1 3 H1-Y Record Stuff fd: on F ' n'HlJH JAMES BENSON Freshman Frolic: H, Ufficcrg Hi-Y Jr. Class Ufflcerg Hand Q4 yrsbg llrass Quartetg Orchestrag Decla- mzxtions. 1: Lino Club: Maroon News Stuffg Record Staff NORMAN BENSON Soph Circusg Class Officer, 12 H. Ii. Umverg Class Basket- hullg Jr. Varsity Basketball: Gym Sq. Leader JEAN BENNETT Glee Club: Chorus: H, R Ofllcerg Color Basketballg Pep Clubg C. O. F.: Curtain Clul: JOHN BENNETT H. R. Officer: Glee Club: Pe-1 Clubg Maroon News Staff fl EJ STANLEY BENSON Lino Club: Print Shop Sup't.g Printing.: Sq. Leader: Drawing Sq. Lvuderg Gym Sq. Leader: Maroon News Staff: Record ALG ER BERG Gloe Club Weigh t Team Football Lino Club EVELYN BERGEN Curtain Club, 3 H. H, Arts Sq. Leader JANE ISERGEN Gltbei Club, 3 l'u1'tai,n Club, 3 HOVVARD BOMBER Jr. Varsity Football, 3 RAYMOND BUMBER Glee Club Weight Team Football Maroon News Staff HIE Slillllilii JACK BR-ITTAIN Band C4 yl'SJQ Glee Clubg Double Male Quartet, Weight Team Footballg Rifle Club Pep Club ISETTIO CALLIWV Tournament Cflthjg C. O, F. Gle-Q Club H. R. Oflicerg Class Basket- ball Q4 yrslg Winner l3. l 1. VIRGINIA Bl'SHALL Color Basketball Q3 yrsj C. O. F. G. A. A. CLARA CARLSEN Wrosh Frnlicg Glee Club: Band C4 yrsbg H, R. Officer! C. O. F.g G. A, A.g Curtain Club: Class basketball: Library Sq. Leaderg Maroon Ne-wsg Record, MARY CHERNEY Frosh Fi-oliq-3 H. li. 01111-e'i': Glvv Uluhg Jr. Pluyg Curtain BARBARA CUYLER Fi-osh Frolicg H. R. Officer: Band. 13 yrsqg Glee Cluhg Class Basket bull: U. O. F.g Curtain Club, 3, 4 Club, 31 Class Iluskvtball, 1 Gym SFI. 1190-4ll'l'C 11ihf'2ll'y S41 Lvzide-rg Record Stuff RUISICRT l'0'l'A -ll'NE DANIELS l'i-iuling Sq, 1.e-zifler H, R. Officer: Glec Club Gym Sq, Leader Uliurusg C. O, F. I lj tt: CJ r. I U ri EJ I .. :J f. . I :J ISAISEL lll'2MlI.I.l1I 0l l'AVlA DRAZE H. R. Utlii-4-rg Gln-Q Club: Jr. fonts-red Junior yearj Vluss Playg U, 0. F.g Curtain C. O. F' l'luh, 3 VERA lll'Il'LANl'Hl'I DORIS DUMUUCHELLE H. li. 0'i'licPr H. R. Uiiii-er: Color Basket pu,-mm muh' 3 hull: Curtziin Club: C. O. F.: L, U F H. H. Arts Sq. Leader: Recon' . .. . S VERNE DUMOUCHELLE ANNE ENGLEMAN Gleef Club: Curtain Club, 43 H. R. Cfflcerg Band C4 yrsjg Rifle Clubg l'1'i.nt Sli-op Foreman C. 0, F. JOHN EDQUIST JOYCE ENSTROM H. R. Officerg Lino Club, Presg I-331111, 1, 23 Color Basketball l'r-om Coimmitbeelg Maroon News Q3 yrsbg C. O. F.g G, A. A. Staff, Record Staff 'f'lFf 'IlIU'lf1 ll' .. :J .E , I :J ELAINE EVANS PEARL FRONSEE Fi-osh Frolicg Glnei Club, H. H Color Baskeftballg C. O. F., Arts Sq. Leads-1-5 Ch01'usg Cur. Gym Sq. Header tain Club, 3, C. O. F. VVILLIAM FISH ROBERT GARVIN H. R. Otiioerg Curtain Club, 45 H. R. Offlceffi Glee Club: LUIS Rifle Club Club, Junior Class Play: Mar- oon News Staff IH? SF l l.0RENl'E GELINSKE Fro:-ah Frolicg Glee Club: Gym Sq. Leader: Chorus, Color liaskvthallg C. O. F.: G. A. A FRANCIS GIISUUT Frosh Frolic: Glvp Club: Wgt Rifle' Club Il wi -5 VVILLIAM GRAM FI'0Sl'l Frolic: H. li. U'ffic9r: Glvo Club, fl yrjg Band, Q4 yrs.Jg Ort-he:-gtrag Brass Quar- tot: Hi-Y, Q4 YISJJ Rlecorfl ROBERT GRESSEL Var:-:ity Football Gym Sq. Leader Printing Sq. Leader BERTHA GI ESE Glee Club: Color Basketball: C. 0. F.: Maroon News Staff: Revord Staff CARL GULU ECKE H. H- 0f'l'iC6I'I VV::t. Team Football: Varsity I 'Feam Foot' Footballg Rifle Club: Gyrr' lull: Varsity Football, 3, -lr Sq. Leader IUHS liENNl'lTH URUSBECK Wilt. Team Football J EANETTE G USTAFSON Frosh Frolicg H. R. Oflicerg Glee Club: Chorus: Color liasketballg C. O. F.: Gym Sq. Leader: Record Stan! ORYL HANF SYLVESTER HARTL Frodh F1-olic: Gleh Club: Hand Q3 yrsj : Color Baskxht, ball: C. O. F.: Curtain Club, 3, 4: H, H. Arts Sq, Loader: Library Sq. Leudlilr: Record DUN HARE Frosh l+'l'oliC: H. H, 0tl'lce'l': Hi-Y: Curtain Club: Pep Club: Ilookeepiug Sq. Leader Glee Club: Male Quartet: M. T. Sq. Leader: Wgt. Team Football 5 Varsity Football: German Club: Rifle Club ' ill? lil M ARY HRUSKA Germain Club K AITGITST HASSEMER liaml: Glee Club: Class Bas- ketball: Wfxt. Team Football SEIIIUHS Llll'II.I.E .IANQUART Color Basketball C. O. F. C. O. F. MARIE Hl'DON MARION JENKINS H. R. Officerg C, 0. F.: Mar- CA on F' oon News Stuff: Iilruord Staff LILLIAN JOHNSON Frosh Frolicg H. R. Officer, Class Officerg G. A. A.g Class Basketball: Pep Club: H. H A. Sq. Leaderg Record Staff IVILLARD JOHNSON Frosh Frolic: H, R. Officer, Hi-Yg Biology Sq. Leader HE SEIIJU JOYl'l'l KARTH EISER H. li. Officer, C. O. F.: JI' Prom Committeeg Biology Sq Leaderg Maroon News Staff' Req-ox'ql Staff ELEANOR KELLER GRACE JUENGLING Glee Club: Color Basketball: U. 0. F.: Curtain Club: H H. A. Sq. Leader VVALTER KAMINSKI H. R. Officer, Wet Team Football: Varsity Basketball, 12, 3, 415 Gym Sq. Leader: Track Teamg B, B Shooting- Tournament, fzndpg Mfrr. Football, 443: Golf Team HS VERNON KELLNER Flush Fu-oliv: Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Football, Q4 yrspg Class Basketball, 1, 23 Varsity Basket- ball, 3, 4: Lino Club: Gym. Sq. l.:-ader: Golf Q4 yrs! LOUISE KETCHUM Vhem Sq. Leader, H. H. A. Frosh Froliu: Color Basketball: Sq. Leader! C. O. F.g Curtain 'hx' Play: Jr' Prom Commltteez Club, 3: Record Staff U, O. F.: Pep Club: Curtain Club 3. 4: Art Sq. Leader, Record Staff I-IVELYN KLATT CAROLYN KNUTSEN C. O. F. Color Basketball, Fmsh Fmlici H' R- Omcem Color Basketball, 11, 21: Class Gym Sq- L'fade 1 Basketball, qs, ng G. A. AJ C. O. F. IRENE KLATT VIRGINIA KNUDSEN Band, 41, 295 Class Basketbal' C0101' Basketball? Cl- 0- F-1 Y - H. H. Arts Sq. Leaderg His- 9' O' F Gym Sq- Leadel' tory Sq. Leaderg Maroon New: Edltorg Record Staff RAYMOND KOEHN MARGARET KRALMAN H. R. Ofllcer: Hi-YQ Class f9I1feF0d JY. yearbi Jr. Play: Basketball C. O. F.g H. H. Arts Sq. Leader VINCENT KORNUSKY DOROTHY LABRECHE Senior Class Pres.: Class Basket- ball, 111: Varsity Basketball, 12343 H. R. Omcm.: 00101. Basket, Wgt. Team Football: Hi-YQ Linc Cluhg Print Sq. Leader: Gym Sq, ballg C. O. F.g Cheer Leadel Leader ADULPHUS LA LONDE H, R. Officer: Jr. Class Play: Jr Prom Committee: Jr. Class Pres.: Sr. Class T1-eas.g Hi-Y: Wgt Team lvmvtmlll: Varsity Football: Class Basketballg Varsity Basketball JOHN LA IAINDE VVf.:'t. Team Football: Varsity Football, 1, 2, 33 Class Bas- ketball: Gym Sq. Leader THE SEIHU DAN LEMERY VV!-rt. Team Football: Varsity Foothallg Class Basketballg Jr Varsity Basketball: Gym Sq. 1,1-aderg Golf CHARLES LOMISARD H. R. Officer: Glee Clubg Jr Class l'layg Curtain Club: PPD Club: Hi-Yg Maroon Newr Staff: Rem-Ord Staff 1' .EUNA LA PIERRE' Fro:-ah Frolic: Band. Q4 yrsgg Glee Club: Q2, 3. -41: Jr. Class Play: Class Basketball, Q4 yrsyg Curtain Ulub, 13, 453 C, O, F.: Declama- tions, 4115 Gym Sq. Leader: Record CLARENCE LEHMANN Wa,-'t. Team Football Gym Sq. Leader HS AVIS LIIESKOW -Frosh Frolif-: H. R. Oflloerg Glec Club, 42, 3, 41: Chorus: Color Bas- ketball, C3 yrslg Class Basketball 41 yrb: Curtain Club, 13, 433 C 0. F.: Gym Sq. Leader MURIEL LUNIHN Frosh Frolicg H. R. Oflic-ei Glee Club, 13 yrsjg C. O F Chem Sq. Leader 3 Record MARIE MADSEN Frnsh Frolic: H. R. Officer, Glee Curtain Club: C. O. F.: Gym Sq. Club 3 Chorus : Color Basketball : Leader: H. H. Arts Sq. Leader LURETTA MAYER Color Basketball: German Clul Curtain Club: G. A. A-Z C. 0 F.: Gym Sq. Leader su HE JUDIM MEAD H. H. Oflieerg Jr, Class Treas, Band 14 yrsj: Glee Club: Double Male Quartet: Class Basketball: Class Football: Varsity Football, 145: Hi-Y: Rifle Club: Record Staff VERNON MENARD Nvgt Team Footballg Varsity Football, 13, 472 Class Basket- ball: Gym Sq. Leader: M. T Sq. Leader RONALD MC CULLUM Class Basketball: Varsity Bas- ketball, 2, 3: Gym Sq Leadei l'l'fle Club IILRY ELIZABETH MCDONALD Frosgh Frolic: Color Basket- ball: Glee Club, 12, 3, 45: Chorus Accompanistgg C. O. F Rfcord Staff SEHIUHS VV I LLI AM MEU LEM AN 'Yr Ride Club: Pep Club: Cur- t.-in Club 1-tl? Prom Committee: liol. Sq. Leader: Chem. Sq Leader Science Sq, Leader: Maroon New: Staff: Record Staff GEORGE MILLER H. R. Otlicerg Wgt. Team Football: Varsity Football, 13 43 Varsity Basketball, 13, 45: l'ep Club: M. T. Sq. Leader: JEROME MILLER MARGARET MILLER NVr.:'t 'Team Football, 11, 233 Var- 1 1 H my Football, ca, 41: Class Basket- '.0sh,l 0l ': C' Ol FJ cur' han' CD. Varsity Basketball' 42. tun lluh, 147: Class Basket- ball, Q3 y1's.J3 H. H. Arts Sq 3. 433 Gym Sq. Leaderg M. T. Sq Leader Leader IAILAH MILLER DUNCAN MUNROE ci 0, F, Band, Q4 yrsyg Brass Qum- German Club tetg Orchestrag Gloe Club Record Staff . 'I 'J I. ,I 4' -U ri rj x I x I I 5 -:J S I U JOHN NEMETZ GEORGIA OLSEN Fl'HSh Fr0lif'Z H. R. Offi.-erg Ciaw Curtain Club Prfls. C455 Pe! liuskethull, 41, 215 Lino CTubg Gym v . n , Q Sq. Leaderg Curtain Club. 143: muh' C' O' F Blology Sq lliol. Sq. Leadvrg Cheer Leader Leader: Record Staff RUTH NERBUN HOVVARD OLSON Band, 42 yrsb: Color Basket- Freshman Class Officer lmllg C. O. F.g Curtain Cnlll FRED PADGE'l l' Frosh Frolic: H, R. Officer: Jr. t ass Play: Band, 111: Glee Club: Wgrt. Team Football: Varsity Foot- ':'ll. 447: Varsity Basketball, 141: Hi-YZ Rifle Club CLARENCE PARCELS H. R. Officer Hi-Y N I LESLIE PE01' Frosh Frolic: Soph Circus: Glee Club: Class Basketball: Wfrt. Team Footballg Rifle Club: Gym Sq. Leader EARL PESHEK Lino Ulub l'rint Shop Foreman DORUTHY PARENT Glee Club, Q21 LEO PELON VV,srt. Team Football: Glet Club: Rifle Club: Lino Club: Gym Sq- Leader HE SEHIUHS EUGENE PULASKI VVg't. Team Football Curtain Club JANET POR'l'ERFlELD Frosh Frolia: Glee Club, C253 Band 14 yrsy: Orchestra: Class, Basket- ball: C. O. F.: G. A. A.: Curtain Clubg Prom Committee: Maroon News Staff: Record Staff ALBERT PRUCHA G Frosh Frolic lluml, Q4 yrs? MARGARET RASMUSSEN lfrnsh Frolic: Hand. Q3 yrsjg Ol'- rlmvstra: H. R. Offlrer: Class Bas- ketball, C4 yrsjg C. 0. F.: H. H. A Su, Le-zulm-r, 12 yn-sl: Student Coun- pil Awzlrrl: ldrlitol'-in-Chief Record ERALDINE RASNER German Club: H. R. Officer: Prom Committee: C. O. F.: H. H. A. Sq. Leader: Record R0l5l4IR'l' RATAYPZAK Frosh Frolic: H. R. 0fTlc'0 C Hand: Glee Club: Wprt Team Football : Class Basketball : Rifle Club: Pep Club HE SEIIIUHS VVILHELMINA RAUSKTIER Y German Club U. O. F. l'IMl'IRAI.ll RICIUHARIDT Varsity Football, 3, 4 IRGINIA lil-JIIIINGER Fresh Frolic: Glee Club: Cur- tuin Club: C. O. F.: Prom Cumrnittee: Record Staff DUN RENICK Frosh Frolir: H. R. Officer: Glee Club: Claws Basketball ILLRULII ROSCOE Rifle Club Ile:-ord Staff LEONARD SCHOMER Freshman Frolic li ANN SCHWELLENBACH Frosh .Frolicg H, R. Officer 3 Class Officer, 1, 32 C. 0. F.: Curtain Club Officer, 3, 43 Junior Class Play: Jr. Prom IVLIANK SHARKUS Gym. Sq. Leaderg VVgt, Team Football 5 Varsity Football 2,3 JOSEPH SCHUMACHER H. R. Officerg Varsity Basket- ballg Varsity Football fCap- tainl Golf JUNE SCHWARTZ Uintered in senior yearj C. O. F.g Record Staff: Un West Allisj Girl's VV. A. Club German Clubg Jr. Prom, Com IE SEHIUBS P-IARIUN SHIELDS C.0.F.: Jr. Prom Committee Record Staff AIARIAN SINDELAR Frosh Frolicg H.R.Officer 3,4 Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3,43 Gym Sq, Leaderg Curtain Plub 3,4 Pep Club: C.O.F. M ARJURIE SORENSEN Fri-sh Frolici Color Basketball, lt Class Basketball, 2, 3, 43 Glee Clul l'h0l'us1 Cllrtuirl Club, 3, 4, C. li l! c-orrl Stuff 0. l'IRNES'l' SPOERKE X'ui'sity Football, 3, 4 'HIE SEIIIU ROSEMARY THERRIAULT Curtain Club C. O. F.: G. A. A. LENURE THUROW Fr-osh F1-olic: H. R. Uffiverr Glef Ulubg Sr. Class Vive Pres, Chorus Color Basketball: Gym Sq, Leader Curtain Club: C. O. F.: Pep Club: Mau-oon News Stuff: Record Staff JACK STREIDL ll, R. Ufliwr, 2, 3, 43 Class Omcer, 3, 49 Varsity Football, 43 Class Basketball, Hi-Y Pres.: Rifle Clubg Gym Sq. Leader, Record Staff PHILIP TANGUAY Ifrexich Club f ri rl U THEODORE THUROW Frosh Frolic: H. R. Ofhcerg W,-rt. Team Football, Jr. Play: I 'ep Club 3 Maroon News Staff! Record Staff HARRIET VAN HAGEN Frosh Frolio: Band, K4 yrsjg U. 0. F.: Color Basketball 2, 3: Class Basketball, 1 MARY AGNES WALL JEANETTE WUELLNER Frosh Frolicg H. R. Officer: Class, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Color Basketballg Class Basket- Club C1 yr.J: Tennis Tourna- I , I , mem: Gym Sq' Leader: Ur. ball, H. R. Offxcer, Curtam Class Play Club 43 C. O. F.g Record Staff MARY JANE VVORTH Frosh Frolicl H. R. Officerg Color Basketball! Curtain Club 3, 45 Glee C'1ub 25 Prom Com- mitteeg C. O. F. 'HIE 351118513 SEIIIUB PHUPHEBY MANY A WEARY YEAR HAS PASSED DOWN THE PATH OF TIME SINCE THE CLASS OF '36 DISBANDED AT M. H. S. NOW IN THE YEAR OF 1956, A LONELY FIGURE INVISIBLE TO THE EYES OF THE TOWNSPEOPLE WANDERS AROUND MENOMINEE ON A BRIGHT SUMMER DAY. 'TIS THE SPIRIT OF '36 RETURNED TO WATCH THE ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF ITS MEMBERS. STROLLING DOWVN THE AVENUE, VVHOSE NAME HAS NOW BEEN CHANGED TO MILLER AVENUE TO HONOR THOSE VVORLD FAMOUS EXPLORERS OF THE STRATOSPHERE, GEORGE AND JERRY MILLER, MAY BE SEEN THE U. S. SENATOR, THE HONOR- ABLE ADOLPHUS LALONDE AND HIS CHARMING VVIFE WHO ARE ENTERTAINING HIS EXCELLENCY, JACK STREIDL, THE GOVER- .JOR OF THE FAIR STATE OF MICHIGAN. BILL FISH, THEODORI THUROVV, AND JOHN BENNETT. NVELL-KNOVVN SOCIALISTS ARE HARANGUING A GROUP OF PEOPLE IN ELECTRIC SQUARE. NVHILIQ MARY AGNES WALL, DOROTHY LA BRECHE, AND MARGARET BALDWIN ARE STAGING A THREE-VVOMAN DEMONSTRATIW FOR A LOWER PRICE ON FISH. INTO THE MOB DASHES THE SLIM FIGURE OF THE CHIEF CHARLES ALBRECHT, VVITH OFFI- CERS MENARD, PADGETT, AND RENICK OF THE LOCAL POLICE DEPARTMENT, SEEKING TO RESTORE ORDER. FROM THE VVIN- DONVS OF A NEARBY OFFICE, THAT OF THE REDOUBTABLE LAVV FIRM OF GRAM. BARSTOW AND MUNROE, THREE INTERESTED SPECTATORS PEER. WHILE THE POLICE DISPERSE THE MOR. TWO CHORUS GIRLS FROM LLOYD'S THEATER, DORIS DUMOU- CHELLE AND ISABEL DE MILLE UPSET A POPCORN STAND VVHICH IGNITES A BENSON AND BENSON CSTANLEY AND JAMESJ LAUNDRY TRUCK, DRIVEN BY VINCENT KORNUSKY. IN RE- SPONSE TO CRIES FOR HELP, GARVIN, DUMOUCHELLE AND NICHOLAS OF HOSE CART NO. 629 DASH TO THE RESCUE. BRING- ING THE HOSE INTO PLAY THEY ROUT A SUNDAY SCHOOL PARADE LED BY RUTII NERBUN, FLORENCE GELINSKI, MARIAN SINDELAR, AND MARGARET RASMUSSEN, OF THE LUESKOVN' BIBLE INSTITUTE. THE BEWILDERED PARADERS DASH UP A FLIGHT OF STAIRS TO SEEK SHELTER IN THE CARLSEN, PORTERFIELD, AND LA PIERRE DANCING SCI-IOOI ONLY TO RUN AFOUL OF ELAINE EVANS, JOYCE KARTHEISER, AND VIRGINIA KNUDSEN OF THE MENOMINEE OPERA COMPANY, CAUSING CONGESTION ON THE STAIRS. THE ENRAGED TRIO CHASES THEIR INVADERS OUT TO THE BREAKWATER WHERE THE LATTER FIND REFUGE IN CANOES PADDLED BY THREE FAMOUS FISHERMEN, JUDD MEAD BILL MEULEMAN AND HOWARD OLSEN, AS THEY BRING THE REFUGEES TO THE SHORE THEY ARE UPSET IN A VVHIRLPOOI. CREATED BY THE MOTORBOATS OF THE NOTED SPEED KINGS IJON HARE AND WILLARD JOHNSON. VVHO VVITH THEIR MECHAN- ICS ANN SCHWELLENBACI-I AND LILLIAN JOHNSON, ARE COM- PETING FOR THE NATIONAL OUTBOARD TITLE. THE OCCUPANTS OF THE CAPSIZED CANOES ARE RESCUED BY THE TIMELY ARRIVAL OF SYLVESTER HARTL, AND HIS ASSISTANTS. JOSEPH SCHUMACHER, VERNON KELLNER, AND FRANK SHARRUS OF THE LIFE GUARD PATROL. THE HALF-DROYVNED VICTIMS ARE RUSHED TO THE HOSPITAL TO BE PUT UNDER THE CARE O?- DRS. KOEHN AND ROSCOE. HEAD NURSE, LENORE THUROW AND GEORGIA OLSEN OF THE MENOMINEE HOSPITAL STAFF. AT THIS MOMENT COLONEL CHARLES LOMBARD AND CAPTAIN JOHN NEMETZ OF THE NATIONAL GUARD MARCH INTO THE CITY. THEY HAVE BEEN SUMMONED TO CALM THE TROUBLE CAUSED BY THE STRIKING WORKMEN OF THE RATAYCZAK AND HASS- MER TOMBSTONE FACTORY. IN THE MEANTIME OUR OLD FRIEND THE SPIRIT OF '36, WHO rIAS BEEN THE SILENT XVATCHER OF ALL THESE INCIDENTS. IIHUCKLES TO HIMSELF A ND FADES INTO THE PAST SATISFIED THAT THE CLASS OF '36 IS STILL CARRYING ON. SEIIIIJH LUILL WE, THE CLASS OF 1936, HAVING CONSUMED THE NECESSARY KNOWLEDGE DEMANDED OF US, AND HAVING EXPERIENCED THE TRIALS AND TRIBULATIONS INVOLVED IN THIS CONSUM-- MATION, DO MAKE AND PUBLISH THIS OUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT, HEREBY REVOKING ALL FORMER VVILLS AND PROMISES. TO OUR INSTRUCTORSg MR. SILVERNALE AND MISS RADFORD: OUR MOST HEARTFELT AND SINCERELY UTTERED THANKS! 1 TO ROGER SEIDL, JAMES BENSON'S BIG HEART AND BIG SMILE. - TO ANY FOOTBALL MAN. JOE SCI-IUMACHER'S NEVER GIVE UP AND PLAY FAIR SPIRIT. - VIRGINIA KNUDSON LEAVES HER A'S TO ANY UNDERCLASSMAN WHO HAS NEED OF THEM. - UNWILLING TO PART VVITH HIM, LOUISE TAKES DUDDY WITH HER. -- TO ANY JUNIOR WHO CAN STAND THE MENTAL STRAIN, CHARLES LOMB.-XRD'S VOCABULARY. - TO ADELINE KORNICK. ANGELINE ARMBRUST LEAVES HER SEAT IN SOLID GEOMETRY CLASS. - TO DOT BUSICK, MARJORIE SORENSEN LEAVES HER SECRET PASSION. - JACK STREIDI.. LEAVES HIS STOICISM TO ANY JUNIOR WITH BRAINS TO KEEP IT IN FORCE. - TO ANY GIRL VVHO ADMIRES THEM, VINNY KORNUSKY'S FRECKLES. - BERTHA GIESE LEAVES HER PLACE IN THE LIBRARY TO DOROTHY KELLY. - ANNE ENGLEMAN AND JUNE SCHWARTZ LEAVE THEIR QUIET DISPOSITIONS Tu LOR RAINE TILLEY AND GLADYS MILLETTE. - ELAINE EVANS WILLS HER POISE TO MURIEL WESOLOSKY. - THEODORE THUROW WILLS HIS SPORTS PENCIL TO NEXT YEARS REPORTER WITH HOPES THAT HE WILL VVIELD IT AS DEXTEROUSLY. - BILL MEULEMAN WILLS HIS BOTTLE OF STRIPED CAT HAIR PER- FUME TO ANY JUNIOR VVHO ENJOYS HIS OWN COMPANY. - AVIS LUESKOW LEAVES HER QUIET DISPOSITIONH TO MARY JANE JOHNSON. - LILLIAN JOHNSON LEAVES HER SENIOR DIGNITY TO BETTE BRUCKHARDT. -- JEANNETTE WUELLNER LEAVES MR. ERVVIN A NEW JOKE BOOK. - MARGARET KRALMAN AND LUCILLE JANQUART LEAVE THEIR GIGGLES TO LUCILLE PETERSON AND RUTH DUNHAM. -- TO ROBERT SUNDSTROM DON HARE'S FLYING FEET. - I, DAN LEMERY, LEAVE MY FEM- ININE TECHNIQUE TO RALPH GALLENBERGER. - CLARA CARL- SEN AND JANET PORTERFIELD LEAVE THEIR MARINETTE BOY FRIENDS TO ELDA NEVVQUIST AND JUNE LARSON. -- BETTY CALLOW BESTOWS HER BASKETBALL ABILITY ON MARCELLA JOHNSON. - MARY JANE WORTH WILLS HER RED HAIR AND FINGERNAILS TO ELEANOR HOPPE. - SORRY JUNIORS, BUT BILL JOHNSON, JUDD MEAD, AND RAY KOEHN REFUSE TO PART WITH THEIR WAVES AND CURLS. - SANDY MONROE, UNWIL' LING TO EXPERIENCS THE PAIN OF A LUMP IN THE THROAT, TAKES MARY'S LOVE WITH HIM. -- ORYL HANF LEAVES HER DIMPLES TO HELEN SEIDL. - JOYCE ENSTROM LEAVES HER BLONDNESS TO DOROTHY JENSKY. - TO LAPPY , STANLEY BENSON'S HAPPY GO LUCKY SPIRIT. - BABE XVALL GLADLY WILLS HER CHILL-BLAINS TO MARY VELICK. QOUR SYMPATHY EXTENDEDJ. - NVILLIAM FISH LEXVES HIS 'TECHNIQUE OF GETTING IN MATINEE DANCES TO ANY EXASPERATING JUN- IOR. - CLARENCE PARCELS LEAVES HIS INFLUENCE WITH ALGEBRAIC AND GEOMETRIC ENIGMAS TO MR. TAYLOR? AD- VANCED CLASS OF 37 . - JOHNNY NENIETZ LE XVEG HIS MO 'S- TACHE TO GERALD MINNE. - THE BRAXVN OF FRANK SHARKUS AND BEEF OF EMERALD REICHARDT GO TO ROBERT SHOCKLEY AND TREVOR SAWYER. - TINY LA PIERRE LEAVES HER TAP- DANCING ABILITY TO LENORE JANOWITZ. - LENORE THUROVI' LEAVES HER ACTING ABILITY TO MIRA GOSNELL. - BILI. GRAM'S WAY WITH WOMEN GOES TO JOHNNY MEURER. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, IVE, THE MEMBERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS AFFIX OUR SEALS THIS FIRST DAY OF JUNE, NINETEEN HUNDRED AND THIRTY-SIX. SEIIIUH HISTUBY IN SEPTEMBER OF 1932 AN ARTIST VISITED MENOMINEE HIGH SCHOOL TO SKFTCH FAMILIAR FACES AND EVENTFUL AFFAIRS. OF THE NEW GROUP BEGINNING THEIR HIGH SCHOOL CAREER THE FIRST SKETCHES WERE OF OUR FRESHMAN LEADERS: JAMES BENSON, FRED PADGETT. LILLIAN JOHNSON, AND MARGARET RASMUSSEN: DEBATERS AND DECLAIMERS, VVILLIAM GRAM, STEPHEN BARSTOW, DUNCAN MUNROE, AND DON HARE: SUCCESSFUL PARTICIPANTS IN ATHLETICS, BETTY CALLOW AND MARY AGNES WALL. BUT DRAWINGS OF SCHOLASTIC XND ATHLETIC .ACTIVITIES DID NOT ALONE FILL THE ARTIST'S BOOK FOR OUR FRESHMAN YEAR. IN IT WERE ALSO ILLUSTRA- TIONS OF THE HALLOVVE'EN PARTY, VVITH BEAUTIFUL DARK- HAIRED SENORITAS. COLONIAL MAIDENS, OR PIRATES. ANI! LASTLY THE FROSH FROLIC. ON THE LAST PAGE OF THE ERESHMAN YEAR, THE FACES OF ELAINE EVANS AND MARY 'NIC DONALD ARE SMILING AT THEIR OBSERVERS JUST AS THEY DID VVHEN THEIR HARMONIOUS VOICES BLENDED IN THE 'VIELODY OF ALICE BLUE GOWN . DURING THE SOPHOMORE YEAR OF THE CLASS OF '36 A CUR- FAILMENT OF EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES PREVENTED XNY ACTIVE PICTURES. THE JOLLY JUNIORS, UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF ADOLPHUS LA LONDE, ANN SCHWELLENBACH, JUDD MEAD, AND JACK STREIDL, FURNISHED MATERIAL FOR THE ARTISTS BOOK NVHEN 'rIE RETURNED AGAIN IN 1934. OUR ATHLETES, LA LONDE, W. KAMINSKY, AND V. KORNUSKY VVERE NOTABLE. SKETCHES OF PHE CAST OF HGAMMER GURTONS NEEDLE AND OF THE HVVILI. O' THE VVISP FILL FOLLOVVING PAGES OF THE ARTIST'S ILLUS- FRATIVE BOOK. ON THE FINAL PAGES OF HIS BOOK, THE ARTIST HAS SKETCHED THE SCENE OF ONE OF THE M-OST SUC- CESSFUL JUNIOR PROMS EVER TO BE SPONSORED DURING THE LHIISTORY OF MENOMINEE HIGH SCHOOL. THOUGH THE CLASS OF '36 CARRIED A MORE DIGNIFIED AP PEARANCE WHEN THEY RETURNED IN THE FALL OF 1935. THEY HAD NOT LOST THEIR -IOVIALITY OF THE PAST YEARS. THIS YEAR THE ARTIST BEGAN VVITI-I SKETCHES OF VINCENT KORNUSKY. LENORE THUROXV. JACK STREIDL, AND ADOLPHUS LA LONDE AS CLASS OFFICIALS. IN THE FORENSIC SECTION, THE ARTIST HAS SKETCHED MARJORIE SORENSEN, WILLIAM MEULE-A MAN. STEPHEN BARSTOXV. CHARLES LOMBARD AND VVILLIAM GRAM AS ORATORICAL CONTESTANTS. ATHLETICS HOLD A HIGH PLACE IN THIS YEAR'S BOOK. TI-IE GIRL'S BASKETBALL TEAM HAS VVON THE CHAMPIONSHIP AGAINI FOR THE THIRD CONSECU TIVE YEAR. FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL SKETCHES ARE NUM- EROUS OUTSTANDING OF THE BASKETBALL PLAYERS IN THF SKETCH BOOK IS WALLV KAMINSKI, BENEATH THE RECORD INDIVIDUAL SCORE OF OI POINTS. IN THE SOCIAL SECTION. THE ARTIST HAD PLACED THE BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS TREE IN THE CORNER OF THE GYMNASIUM. STANDING NEAR THE TREE ARE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS RECEIVING GIFTS FROM CHARLES ALBRECHT, DISGUISED AS SANTA CLAUS. THE SONG- STERS OF THE FROSH FROLIC. MARY MC DONALD AND ELAINE EVANS WERE AGAIN SKETCHED VVHILE SINGING ABOUT AN, OTHER LADY IN BLUE, THIS TIME A BEAUTIFUL LADY IN BLUE , THE ARTIST HAS PAUSED AT THIS POINT TO VISUALIZE OTHER YEAREND ACTIVITIES OF THE SENIORS: THE SUCCESSFUL CLASS PLAYg IN BRIGHT GOVVNS AND NEW SUITS FOR THE BACCAL- AUREATE, AND LAST OF ALI. STANDING IN LINE TO BE INTROA DUCED BY THE PRINCIPAL AS THE GRADUATING CLASS OF '36, .'E1!1Uff'fE:F19-Iyer +LI'W F g ' , ' .':, ' . '- I ,. V 3 I. 7' 14I . , mil IA ' I I 'Q , - it ' I, ,,A, 1 II , . III .I,!f'I.II? ! If pn.. 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NVITH MISS LA PIERRIERE AS CLASS ADVISOR AND THE C.-XPABLE OFFICERS THEY CHOSE TO LEAD THEM THEY HAVE MADE A GOOD SHONVING. THEIR OFFICERS ARE: JAMES KARA- SEK, PRESIDENT, LUCILLE PRINCE. VICE-PRESIDENT, ARNOLD MARVIN, TREASURERQ AND MARGARET BARSTOW, SECRETARY. BOTH THE BOYS AND THE GIRLS OF THIS CLASS WERE WELL QREPRESENTED IN ATHLETICS. SOME OF THE OUTSTANDING OF OUR FOOTBALL PLAYERS VVERE DELSIPEE, BERGSTROM, LAPPE, PIPER, SHOCKLEY, PORTH AND D. MENARD. AN ACTIVE PARTICIPATION OF THE GIRLS IN ALL-'ROUND SPORTS WAS ALSO IN EVIDENCE VVITH SUCH GIRLS AS L. PRINCE, L. PETERSON, D. BUSICK, B. RANK, M. VELICH, M. JOHNSON, R: DUNHAMQ I: HANFQ R. BROWN, M. BEYER, L. BERGMAN AND A. KABATEK GAINING NOTABLE MENTION. P ..- JUIHUII 81.3153 DUE TO THE CUTTING DOWN OF EXPENSES THE -IUNIORS UIDN'T ORGANIZE IN THEIR FRESHMAN YEAR AND SO THERE ARE NO ACTIVITIES TO NOTE UNTIL THEIR JUNIOR YEAR. IN THE LOCAL DECLAMATION CONTEST ADELINE KORNICK WON SECOND PLACE. THE VALENTINE PARTY WHICH WAS THE ONLY PARTY OF THE CLASS WAS A SOCIAL SUCCESS. THE PROM, THE EVENT OF THE SEASON, WAS CARRIED OUT SUCCESSFULLY UNDER THE ABLE DIRECTION OF KATHLEEN ECKERT AS CHAIR- MAN OF THE DECORATION COMMITTEE. THE JUNIORS ENTHUSIASTICALLY PRESENTED THE PLAYS PIN A PIN ON ME AND HORCHIDS FOR MARIE UNDER THE COMPETENT DIRECTION OF MISS RICHARDS. THE CLASS OF '37 HAS ACHIEVED A HIGH SCHOLASTIC RECORD AND IT SEEMS NO ACTIVITY IS COMPLETE WITHOUT ASSISTANCE FROM THIS CLASS OF TALENTED STUDENTS. qiinl ul: 31,4 i i 1 SUPHUIIIUEIE BLESS THE SOPHOMORE CLASS, IN SPITE OF DEPRESSION CURTAIL- MENTS OF THE PAST FEVV YEARS, VVHICI-I ELIMINATED MANY ACTIVITIES, HAS GOT BACK INTO THE SWING OF THINGS AND BUILT UP AN ENVIABLE RECORD FOR IT'SELF. FINE -IUDGEMENT HAS BEEN SHOVVN IN THE CHOICE OF OFFICERS. THE FOLLOW- ING OFFICERS VVERE ELECTED: PRESIDENT, ROGER SEIDL, VICE- PRESIDENT, ENID BENESHg TREASURER, DON MASONQ AND SEC- RETARY, FRANCES MEAD. ON THE VVEIGHT TEAMS, IN FOOTBALL, THE SOPHOMORES PLACED SOME FINE PLAYERS - PROMISING MATERIAL FOR FUTURE VARSITY TEAMS. THERE ARE SEVERAL PLAYERS TO I 1 DELL LL SUPHUIIIUBE 81.5133 BRIGHTEN THE HOPES OF MENOMINEE BASKETBALL. THE DEBATORS HAVE BEEN UNABLE TO SHOW' THEIR MERITS THIS YEAR DCE TO THE ELIMINATION OF INTER-SCHOLASTIC DEBATE BUT ENTERED INTO THE CLASS DEBATES WITH SPIRIT. THE OUTSTANDING ACTIVITY VVAS THE SOPHOMORE CIRCUS WHICH THIS YEAR VVAS ONE OF THE BEST. EACH SOPHOMORE ENGLISH CLASS PUT ON A SPECIAL SHOW OR STUNT. THERE VVERE ALSO VARIOUS MUSICAL NUMBERS INCLUDING THE GYM STUNTS. MISS KITTELI. ACTED AS ADVISOR FOR THE SOPHO- MORE CLASS. SEIIIUB PUEIII The ship or success slowly turns to the shore, To pick up the seniors and sog It won't he long till we're Seniors no more. But citizens we will all know. Oh, how we hate to leave the old school, VVe've worked and also had flung We've pestered the girls and broken some rules But's thats all over amd done. No more will we pester the teachers and lasses No more will we feel quite so gayg But soon and for good we will leave our classes Regretfully on that last day. The teachers were captains who taught us the best, They taught us just what we should know' And then near the end we were put to the test. We learned where we really should go. As our ship of life slowly turns to sea., We'rc- all captains now as you guess, Some students will try for a college degree, Others for a business success. To the school we will owe the success that we get. They taught us the What, When and Why: And now that it's over and though we regret. It's good-bye to Menominee High. Johnny Nemetz .' W '.5j..10, -. . I .QD 1 A-'N - L 2 .,-1-.r. -. vp, gf .w .,,' ., yi,:E'fJ 1 .. . , . '? '- 'f.l -Ari 4 iv- 7, 1'-1 -if 1' 'if' ' e a' fm 5' 2-i I. 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I '-1'-z -3 ,, , ,, ,I ,WI .,,4-.I,.4,1 .. .s -,gc -.-fail! :Exil- ,I I, ,I .. .LI 1Ig-I,,,,,,,,,,,si,,,..ap.-Az.Af-QsA1'4ss-fr.:-f-vwn J ifQ:af4b --mi 'T ' I ' II S 3 E E A 5 ff ., -1 BUIITIIIII CLUB THE CURTAIN CLUB II.-XS RESUMEIJ ITS GENERAL ROUTINE VVITII TIIE EXCEPTION OF ADMITTING BOYS AS MEMBERS. IT NYAS IJELIIJEIJ BY 'I IIE CLUB MEMBERS THAT THE ACTIVITIES OF THE CLUB COULD BE CARRIED OUT MORE SUCCESSFULLY VYITII TIIE BOYS TAKING PART. THE AIM OF THE CURTAIN CLUB IS TO STUDY IDRAMATICS ANIJ TO GIVE THE MEMBERS A CHANCE TO IJISPLAY THEIR IIISTRIONIC ABILITY. PLAYS XVERE GIVEN BY COMMITTEES OF CLUB MEMBERS THUS PROMOTING AN APPRECIATION OF DRAMATICS AS XVELI. AS LIVELY ENTERTAINMENT FOR ALL. THE CLUB SELECTED AS OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR: GEORGIA OLSEN, I'RESIIJENTg -IOHN NEMETZ. VICE-PRESIDENT: AVIS LUESIQOVV, SECRETARY AND TREASURER 3 -IEANETTE NVUELLNER, PROGRAM CHAIRMAN: AND MARCELLA JOHNSON, MAROON NEXVS REPORTER. THE CLUB HAS A MEMBERSI-IIP OF 36. XVITH THE SPLENIJID CO-OPERATION OF MISS BIDDLE, THE CLUB HAS ENJOYED A SUCCESSFUL YEAR. l I 1 1 BUIIBEBT BEIIJD MENOMINEE HIGH SCHOOL HAS A BAND OF W'HICH THEY CAN XVELL BE PROUD. SINCE 1924, VVHEN THE BAND WAS ORGAN- IZED, THE MEMBERSHIP HAS INCREASED TO SIXTY TALENTED PLAYERS. TIIIS LARGE BAND PLAYS FOR THE VARSITY FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL GAMES AND GIVES AN ANNUAL CONCERT IN NVHICH MANY CLASSICAL SELECTIONS ARE OFFERED. ONE TRIP YVAS TAKEN BY THE BAND IN 1935-36 TO ESCANABA TO PLAY AT THE ESCANABA-MENOMINEE FOOTBALL GAME. THIS TRIP WAS THE LAST ONE FOR THE SIXTEEN SENIORS WHO MADE THE JOURNEY. THE MENOMINEE BAND RANKS HIGH AMONG THE HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS IN THE COUNTRY. MR PAQUETTE, THEIR ABLE DIRECTOR, DESERVES MUCH CREDVI FOR HIS UNTIRING EFFORTS AND ABLE INSTRUCTION. THE BAND YEAR CLOSED VVITH A GALA OCCASION-- THE MUSIC FESTIVAL ON MAY 23. AT THE FESTIVAL, MASSED BANDS FROM 14 SCHOOLS TOOK PART. IN THE AFTERNOON THE INDIVIDUAI. BANDS GAVE SELECTIONS THE BLEE CLUB MIXII IINS ISIQICN .XC'C'OBlI'I.ISIIIiIJ HY TIIIQ MIXED IILICIC CLUI3 DURING TIIIS YE.-XR-AI'I'S FIRST LINIJICR TIIS .'Xlil.IC I,li.XIJERSIIlI' UI' MISS MARION XYIILOX. MUSIC SLIPICRVISOR. DURING THIS IIKIIC TIIICY II.XVIi M.-XIJIC TIIICIR .XI'l'I'I.-XR.-XNCE ON VARIOUS PRO- GRAMS .-XNIJ .XSSIiBII5I.IES. TIIE IILEIC CI.UII'S REPICRTOIRIC .-XC'Ql,'IRIiIJ IJLRING TIIIC CUR- RENT YIQXR INCI.l'IJIiS TIIIC NUMBERS TL'RN YE TO ME , AND '.XI.I. 'III-EOLXIII TIIIC NIGHTH. .XT TIIIC .-XNNLAI. IIIXNIJ .XNIJ KJLICIC CLLTI3 L'ONi'ERT GIVEN IN TIIIC MI'NIQ'II'.XI, .XLfIJITORIL'M IN TIIIC SPRING 'I'HIiiiLI1IE CLUB S.XNfi, .XS ITS PORTION OF THE IIROCIRAM, TIIE CONCERTIZED VERSION OI f1OLjNUIJ'S OVER.-X If.XLTS'I '. MLTII CRICIJIT IS IJL'IC TO MISS XYILCOX NVHO IIAS GIVEN SO AILTCII OI' IIICR TIME .-XNID XVORIQEIJ SO TIRELESSLY TO MAKE OUR C2I,IiIi L'I.LfI-I TIIE SUCCESS Tll.-XT IT IS. ALSO MARY ELIZA- IIETII NI.XCIDON.'XI.D ILXS CONTRIBUTED TO THE SUCCESSFUL YEAR HY HIQR IiXI'liRT .'XL'COBII'.'XNYING. i - i i l r 1 EIEUUBD STIIFI-' THE COMMITTEES CHOSEN BY THE ADVISERS XYERE: EDITOR- lN-CHIEF- M. RASMUSSENg SENIOR CLASS- L, THURONV, M. LUNDIN. C. CARLSEN, J. GUSTAFSON, -I. PORTERFIELD, C. ALBRECHT. J. EDQUIST: LONYER CLASSES- M. HUDON, W. FISHg GIRLS CLUBS- A. ARMBRCST, B. GIESE: BOYS CLUBS- J. MEAD. j. STRIiIDLg DEDICATION AND FORWARD- M. SORENSEN, XYI.'EI.LNER' FACULTY AND BOARD OF EDUCATION- H. ROSCOE. B. MEULEM-AN: CLASS PROPHECY- D. DUMOUCHELLE, C. LOM- BARD: CLASS WILL- S, BARSTOVV, J. IQARTHEISER: CLASS HIS- TORY- E. KELLER. VV. GRAMg ART COMMITTEE- G. RASNER, G. OLSEN. L. KETCHCM, M. SINDELAR, I. SCHNVARTZ, M. SHIELDS, L. JQHNSONQ RESERVE- V. KNUDSEN, STANLEY BENSON. THE STAFF SHOULD NOT BE GIVEN ALL THE CREDIT, HOW'- EVER. OUR DEEP APPRECIATION GOES TO MISS BIDDLE, OUR VERY ABLE MANAGER OF THE ANNUAL, MISS KASSING, VVHO HAD CHARGE OF THE ART DIRECTION VVORK. AND MR. LARSON. VVHO HAD COMPLETE CHARGE OF THE LAYOUT AND PRINTING I E, IIIIIIIUUII IIELUS IfNDER TIIE ABLE DIRECTION OF MR, EIDT, jOURNALISM IN- STRUCTOR, AND MR. LARSON. PRINTING INSTRUCTOR, OUR SCHOOL PAPER HAS PASSED ITS TVVELFTH SUCCESSFUL YEAR THIS YEAR THE SIZE OF THE MAROON NEXVS VVAS INCREASED SEVERAL INCHES, THE PRESENT ISSLQE MEASURING 12 X 18. VIRGINIA IQNLTDSEN NVAS CHOSEN EDITOR-IN-CHIEF. CHARLES LOIXIBARD HAVING CHARGE OF TIIE EDITORIAL. LENORE AND THEODORE 'I'HLTROVY FOUND THEMSELVES GIRL AND BOY SPORTI, REPORTERS RESPECTIVELY. THE REMAINDER OF THE STAFF WIERE NOT ASSIGNED DEFINITE POSITIONS BUT IN GEN- ERAL RERTHA GIESE. CLARA CARLSEN AND .IANET PORTERFIELD CONTRIBETED THE VARIOUS GIRLS CLUB REPORTS AND GENER AL ASSEMBLIES: BILL IXIEULEMAN. IAIXIES BENSON, BOYS CLUB REPORTSQ JOYCE IQARTHEISER, EDITORIALS: MARIE HUDON, MIK E: AND CHARLES ALBRECHT, JOHN EDQUIST, MISC THE ADVERTISING AND BUSINESS STAFF VVAS COMPOSED OF EARIL PESHEK. ROBERT GARVIN, CHARLES ALBRECHT, FRED BLAIINIIQ., RAY BOMBER. AND RALPH GALLENBERGER. THE I.INOTY'PE CLUB TOOK CARE OF THE MAKE-UP, PRESS WORK .XND CIRCULATION OF THE PAPER. i --, ,Ei N, ,,,,, ..,, ,,,,-,...,...-.....-.-- .. .,..,. Md-, , 7.77 A--V--Y--. 'I'l 'II-Y VIU3 I .E I J .. ' THE 1956111-Y CLUB HAD ABLE OFFICERS, JACK STREIDL, PRES- IDENTQ -IAMES BENSON, VICEfPRESIDENTg VINCENT KORNUSKY, IIREASURERQ RAY IQOEIIN, SECRETARY, ADOLPIIUS LA LONDE, SERGEANT-AT-ARMS. THE 25 MEMBERS UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. METER AND MR. DAVIS GAVE MANY MATINEE DANCES AND CANDY SALES IN ORDER THAT EVERY MEMBER MIGHT AT TEND THE CONFERENCE AT MARQUETTE. VVITH THE AID OF MR. SHOCKLEY A PERMANENT CONGRETE STAND VVAS BUILT ON THE ATHLETIC FIELD. 'IN MARCH THE CLUB SPONSORED THE IRONXVOOD JUNIOR COLLEGE CHOIR, HOUSED ALL ITS MEMBERS AND TOOK CARE OF THE PROGRAM, VVITH SUCH ACTIVITIES THE CLUB HAS ENDEAVORED TO BETTER THE SCHOOL MORALE AND DO ITS PART IN MAKING A MORE THOUGI-ITFUL STUDENT BODY. LIIIUTYPE CLUB THE LINOTYPE CLIQIE, OIQIOIN.X'I'EIJ .AX NIIKIIIEIQ OI? YEARS .XIZO XYITII THE IDE.-X OIT IJEVELOI-'ING .X GRE.X'I'ICR INTEIQEST IN PRIN- TING, ESPECI.-XLLY ALONG THE LINE OI? THE NIEL'II.AXNISM .-XNIJ flI'ERATION OF TIIE LINOTYPE. MEMIIERS OI? THIS CLUB MITST IIE PRINT SHOI' STUDENTS XYHO RUN TIIE LINOTYI'E. XYITII ITS CAIR-XISI,I'I MENIISERS IT II.XS IIECONIE ONE OI? KIENOIXIINEIF HIGH SCHOOLS' MOST SUCCESSIFLII. ,XNIJ XX'ORT'IIXYIIII.E CLUBS. THE CLIQIE. UNDER THE I'JIRECTION OE IXIR, LXRSON, PRINTING INSTRL'I'TOR, H.-XS .'XCC'OMI'LISI'IEIJ MLICII, .XNIJ THE ISOYS HAVE. ,XS A RESIILT. ISECONIE VERY INTERESTED IN TTIIS TYI'E OF VVORK. TIIE OIfIfIL'ERS FOR THIS YEAR XYERE: JOHN EIJQL'IS'I', PRES' IDENT: VINCENT KORNUSKY, VICE PRESIDENT. .IQXAIICS BENSON. SEl'RET.'XRY .-XNIJ TRE.-XSLIRER. THESE BOYS IJESERVE SPECIAL l'IIEIJIT EOR THEIR E.-XRNEST .-XNIJ SL'L'l'ESSIfUI. EI I7ORTS TO MJXKE THIS ONE OI? THE OL I'S'I',-XNIJINIJ SCHOOL CLUBS. I I I' Ii I I' I' J J 3 I :I 5. 1 r T. .c LI T. T f THE AIENOAIINEE HIGH RIFLE CLUB ENJOYED ONE OF ITS BEST SEASONS DCRING THE 1955-1936 TERM UNDER THE SUPER- VISION OF J. C. EIDT, THE CROVVDED FIRING LINE HAS INDI' CATED A GROVVING INTEREST IN TI-IIS FORM OF SPORT. THE MAIN OBJECTIVE OF THE CLUB IS TO TEACH STUDENTS THE CORRECT USE OF THE RIFLE. TRUE SPORTSMANSHIP IS A VITAL NECESSITY FOR SUCCESS IN THIS ACTIVITY. ANY BOY IN SCHOOL PHYSICALLY CAPABLE OF HANDLING THIS EIGHT POUND RIFLE IS ELIGIBLE TO ENTER THE CLUB. THIS YEAR TEAMS VVERE CHOSEN FOR INTER-CLUB COMPETI- TION. A TEAM COM POSED OF CAPTAIN BILL MEULEIVIAN, JOHN VIETH, HAROLD ROSCOE, AND JACK STREIDL, TOOK MOST OF TI-IE SHOOTING HONORS. AS OFFICERS THE BOYS CHOSE SYLVESTER HARTL, BILL RIEULEMAN, AND JACK STREIDL FOR PRESIDENT, RANGE OF' FICER, AND SECRETARY-TREASURER, RESPECTIVELY. CIIIBLE UF FIIIEIIDSIIIP 'IIIE CIIAIN OF FRIENDSHIP, XVIIICH IIAS BEEN DORMANT FOR A I1EXV YEARS, XVAS AGAIN REORGANIZED THIS YEAR BY THE UNANIMOUS VOTE OF THE SENIOR GIRLS. IT XVAS AGREED THAT ONLY SENIOR GIRLS VVOIQLD BE ELIGIBLE TO jOIN. TIIE PURPOSE OF TIIE CLUB IS TO BRING ABOUT A FEELING OF COMRADESHIP AMONG THE SENIOR GIRLS. THE C,O.F. VVAS VERY ACTIVEQ IT PROVIDED EDUCATION AS WELL AS ENTERTAINMENT FOR ITS MEMBERS. TIIE EDUCA- TIONAL VISITS TO OUR LOCAL INDUSTRIAL PLANTS AS WELL AS MANY OUT-DOOR SPORTS AND VARIOUS SOCIAL GATHER- INGS VVERE EN-IOYED. IN ORDER TO RETAIN THE FEELING OF COMRADESHIP, NO OFFICERS XYERE ELECTED. ALI. THE MEMBERS ENIOYED MANY TIMES TOGETHER AND NV ERE XVELL SATIFIED XVITH TIIE CLUB'S ACHIEVEMENTS UNDER THE ABLE LEADERSHIP OF MISS SROXVLUND, THE ADVISER. 8131133 Pl'IiILE'IlB HSSUBIHTIDII THE GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION VVAS AGAIN REORGANIZED THIS YEAR. THE PURPOSE OF THE CLUB IS TO PROMOTE CLEANER AND BETTER SPORTSMANSHIP AMONG THE GIRLS OF MENOMINEE HIGH SCHOOL. SEVERAL SOCIAL GATHERINGS VVERE HELD DURING THE YEAR. IN MARCH THE MARINETTE G.A.A. VVAS THE GUEST OE THE RIENOMINEE CLUB. THE HIIQES, TENNIS TOURNAMENTS, SKAT- ING AND SYVIMMING PARTY ALL VVERE A BIG SUCCESS. A BRANCH OF THE CLUB IS THE GIRLS GYM SQUAD LEADERS XYHICH MEETS THE VVEEK GRADES GO OUT AND DISCUSSES THEM AND HOVV TO CONDUCT A CLASS. THEIR OUTSTANDING SOCIAL EVENT XVAS THE PARTY MISS SKOVVLUND GAVE FOR THEM AT A COTTAGE ON THE PESHTIGO RIVER. MISS SKOVVLUND IS THE ADVISER AND IN THE FUTURE THE CLUB HOPES TO BE ONE OF THE MOST LIVELY ORGANIZATIONS IN THE SCHOOL. . -1 1'- -. :K r- r r I 1 J 3 I Il r. 5. I L T. T f THE PEI' CLUB, COMPOSED OF BOYS AND GIRLS, IS A CLUB THAT Il.-XS JUST BEEN ORGANIZED THIS YEAR UNDER THE DIR- ECTION OF AIISS IiEII'I'EI., AND MISS SKOWLUND WITII THE IIELI' OF AIR. METER. THE OFFICERS ARE: BILL INIEULERIAN. PRESIDENT: ANN SCHXVELLENIEACI-I, VICE PRESIDENT: LUCILLE PRINCE, TREASURERQ LOUISE KETCHUM, SECRETARY. THE PURPOSE OF THE CLUB IS TO LIVEN THE SCHOOL SPIRIT AND VVORK UP INTEREST IN THE ATTENDANCE AT THE GAME. TVVO STUDENTS VVERE CHOSEN FROM EACH SENIOR HIGH HOME ROOM AND SOME XVERE CHOSEN HY THE ADVISORS. THE CLUI3 TOOK CHARGE OF PIG TAIL DAY VVHICII PROVED TO BE ONE OF THE BEST NVE HAVE HAD FOR YEARS. THE CLUB IS ACTIVE MOSTLY IN THE FALL IN THE PEP MEETINGS PRECEDING THE FOOTBALL GAMES. IN THE FUTURE THE CLUB HOPES TO KEEP ALIVE AND IN- CREASE THE LOYALTY OF THE STUDENTS. BIIIIYS IIIIUIIUS NEXVLY ORGANIZED LAST FALL BY MISS VVILCOX AND AL- READY LOCALLY ACCLAIMED FOR ITS ABILITY IN THE VOCAL FIELD. IS THE GIRL'S CHORUS OF SIXTY VOICES. I-IEC-'XUSE OF TIIE LARGE NUMBER OF GIRLS VVHO DESIRED TO. AND COULD NOT GET INTO THE GLEE CLUB BECAUSE OF ITS LIMITED SIZE, MISS XVILCOX ORGANIZED THIS CHORUS IYHICH IS OPEN TO ALL SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS. ONE OIT ITS OUTSTANDING PROGRAMS THIS YEAR VVAS THE CHRISTMAS CAN'I'.-X'I'A. THE XNIONDROUS STORY BY RICHARD IQOUNTZ, VVHICH VVAS PRESENTED AT THE CHRISTMAS ASSEM- BLIES. OTHER VVELL-IQNONVN SONGS IN ITS REPERTOIRE. SUNG ,XT THE BAND-GLEE CLUB CONCERT THIS SPRING, ARE TO A ROSE , SPIN, MAIDEN, SPIN , AND THOU ART THE NIGHT XVINDH. MAY IVE CONGRATULATE MISS WILCOX AND HER CHORUS ON TH EIR FINE XYORIQ AND LET US HOPE THAT' THIS NEW ORGANI- ZATION -WILL BECOME A PERMANENT INSTITUTION IN OUR MUSIC DEPARTMENT. 44 r' u 3. V I 1 1 1 1 1 4 xg ,VI--.:...,,..,,5V 99,3-,, ,.,,.., I . . , . V Jgg gp, S,-. 1-. :yi ,Y , I I I I I I V I . , I ifff ' 'iff 114: Q 59:5 '- ' ' ..'gi'i:Zff V' f' 'A '54 ' ' F511 Ira' ' , . 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THE OUTSTANDING PRESTIGE WHICH MENOMINEE HIGH HAS EARNED FOR ITSELF ON THE GRIDIRON, WAS CO-NSIDERABLY ENHANCED LAST FALL WITH THE FINE ALL-AROUND RECORD VVHICH THE MAROONS ESTABLISHED. IN FACT, THEY DID SC VVELL THAT THEY HAD THE STRONGEST CLAIM OF ANY OTHER SCHOOL TO THE MYTHICAL U. P. FOOTBALL TITLE. THEIR RE- CORD OF SEVEN VICTORIES, AS COMPARED WITH A LONE DE- P EAT AND TIE, IS TRULY TYPICAL OF MENOMINEE FOOTBALL VVITH A FINE ARRAY OF STARS, INCLUDING FIVE LETTERMFN COACH M'cCANN'S ELEVEN PULLED AN UPSET VVHEN THEY WHIPPED WEST GREEN BAY UNDER THE FLOODLIGHTS, 18-7, IN THE 'SEASON'S PREMIERE. NEXT A HAPLESS NEGAUNEE AG- GREGATION WAS BOVVLED OVER TO THE TUNE OF 52-O. KINGS- FORD'S GREATLY IMPROVED TEAM ENGAGED TIHE MAROONS IN A BITTER BATTLE BEFORE SUCCUMBING, 13-0. LOURDES ANII STEPHENSON WERE EASILY DOWNED IN A DOUBLEHEADER BY SCORES OF 19-6 AND 24-6 RESPECTIVELY. THEN ALONG CAME ESCANABA AND ENDED FOND MENOMINEF HOPES FOR AN UNDEFEATED SEASON BY VVINNING A FREE- SCORING, AFFAIR, 24-15, FOR THEIR INITIAL VICTORY OVER THE LOCALS IN NINE YEARS. IRON MOUNTAIN WAS TRIMMED, 19-6 AND MARQUETTE .ALSO FELL, 13-6, AFTER GIVING M-ENOMINEF A GREAT STRUGGLE. YOU ALL KNOW ABOUT THAT 7-7 TIE WITH THE FAVORED PURPLE ON ARMISTICE DAY. IEMIZRV. IGIBOUT, AND DELSIPEE STARTED AT THE END POSITIONSg REICHARDT, LAPPE, AND V. MENARD AT TACKLEg KELLNER AND STREIDL AT GUARD, CAPT. SCHUMACHER AT CENTER, LALONDE AT QUARTER-BACK, GEORGE AND JERRY MILLER AT HALFQ AND BERGSTROM AT FULL. SOMETHING UNIQUE IN LOCAL ATHLETICS WAS INTRODUCED TO M. H. S. WHEN BERGSTROM AND DELSIPEE, BOTH ACES ON THE '35 MAROON SQUAD, WERE ELECTED CO-CAPTAINS OF NEXT YEAR'S ELEVEN. ODDITIES IN THE GRID CAMPAIGN JUST PAST WERE MENOMINEE'S PARTICIPATION IN A FLOODLIGHT GAME AND THE DOUBLEHEADER STAGED HERE WITH LOURDES AND STEPHENSON. A , r I' ' r r rl ' I 11111110011 Vf111u111 A NEXN' ERA IN BASKETBALL HAS BEEN USHERED INTO MENO- MINEE HIGH BY THE 1935-36 BASKETBALL QUINTET, EOR DE- SPITE THE E-XCT THAT THEIR SEASONS RECORD WAS NOT PAR- 'i'1CUI.ARI,Y OUTSTANDING- THEY VVON SEVEN GAMES VVHILE 'DROPPING NINE- THEY CAPTURED THE DISTRICT CLASS B BAS- KETBALL CHAM PIONSHIP. RECORDS, TOO NUMEROUS TO ENUM- ERATE HERE, XVERE SMASHED RIGHT AND LEFT DURING THF SIXTEEN GAME SCHEDULE- TI-IE LONGEST IN LOCAL HISTORY TVVO I,AS'l-MINUTE VICTORIES OVER THE ALUMNI- 38-30 AND 36-34, AUSPICIOUSLY RAISED THE CURTAIN ON THE 1935-36 SEA- SON. IRON RIVER'S CHAMPION SQUAD DEALT THE MAROONS A STUNNING BLOW IN DOWNING THEM 44-21. THEN DEFEATS CAME FAST AND THICK. OCONTO TOOK US, 28-205 KINGSFORD. 20-183. AND- QESCANABA, 22-15. BY SOME STRANGE OCCURANCE CTHEY STILL DON'T KNOW HOVV THEY DID ITD THE MAROONS COMPLETELY OUTCLASSED OCONTO IN THE RETURN GAME BY THE OVERWHELMING SCORE OF 41-22, AND FOLLOVVED THIS WITH A SPECTACULAR 16-14 WIN OVER THE PURPLE. ONCE AGAIN WE BUMPED INTO IRON RIVER AND WERE ISVVAMPED AGAIN, THIS TIME 38-20. A 15-12 VICTORY OVER LOURDES- FEATURED BY A NEAR RIOT FOLLOWED. HERE TH EY GREW LANGUID AGAIN AND DROPPEK THREE IN A ROW. ESCANABA WON, 25-203 IRON MOUNTAIN DID LIKEWISE, 32-25, AND MARINETTE TOOK A THRILLER, 22-19. A THOROUGI-I 55-18 WHITEWASHING WAS ADMINISTERED TO ROCK IN TI-IE SEASON'S FINALE. FOR THE FIRST TIME IN YEARS MENOMINEE ENTERED THE DISTRICT TOURNEY, AND TO EVERYONE'S ASTONISHMENT, THEY WHIPPED GLADSTONE, 42-36, ESCANABA, THE FAVORITE. 35-285 AND KINGSFORD, 31-27, TO COP THE CHAMPIONSHIP. KAMINSKI VVAS ALSO AWARDED A TROPHY AS THE OUTSTANDING CAGER IN THE TOURNEY. IN THE REGIONAL MEET AT MARQUETTE THEY HAD THE MIS- FORTUNE TO DRAVV IRON RIVER IN THE OPENING ROUND THEY IJOSTT, 42-21. THE TEAM CONSISTED OF KAMINSKI, PORTH, LALONDE, CAR- LANDER, AND DESCHAINE, FORWARDS, DELSIPEE AND LAPPE CENTERS, GEORGE MILLER, KORNUSKY, KELLNER, PIPER AND JERRY MILLER, GUARDS. KAMINSKI, WHOSE 146 POINTS ESTAB- LISHED AN ALL-TIME HIGH M. H. S. RECORD, KORNUSKY, WHO CLAIMED RUNNER-UP HONORS IN THE SCORING COLUMN, JERRY AND GEORGE MILLER, LALONDE, AND KELLNER WILL LEAVE GAPING HOLES FOR COACH MCCANN TO FILL. MENOMINEE TALLIED 414 POINTS IN SIXTEEN GAMES- AVER- AGING 26 PER GAME. OUR OPPONENTS ROLLED UP 430 TALLIES DURING THE SAME PERIOD. THE UNDERGRADS WHIPPED THE GRADS, 19-16, AT THE CLOSE OF THE SEASON, THUS FULFILLING THE PROPI-IESY THAT MENO- MINEE WILL BE REPRESENTED BY ANOTHER POWERFUL TEAM AGAIN NEXT YEAR. nw, .nz P .gkkuia -:d4S4n.-nm. dw' .mmf 'A N-as wxmm 3 '- Y s N a .Ii .,, . W Y 1 1 1 u gf'-w Jurg--f-:V H , vi' ,, , '- if f . 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