Menomonee Falls High School - Periscope Yearbook (Menomonee Falls, WI)

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,un Q' I, I O V OFFICERS 'l'reas. M. Sellwartzg See't. V. lleldg Vice Pres. A. lluhertyg Pres. V. llolm. Dramatic Club The Dramatic Club was reorganized under the direction of Hliss Slcaife in Septem- ber. The purpose of this eluh is to encourage dramatic art in the High School, to de- velop the talent of pupils, and to foster forensics. Two little playlets, ullrezzy Point and Little Buck Shot , were started, hut because of the change of directors, work was not continued on these plays. Bliss MaeQueen the new direetress, is a very capable dra-- niatie leader and good work is expected of the club in the future. Klembers of this Club ai 'U I Dorthy Hezold. Klargaret Bezold. lrine llorkowski. Ruth lirazy. Carrol Haaclc. lfdwin Drocse. Kathleen Hancock. Rosie Hartlcoph. Veronica Held. lfvalyn Hillman. Vera Holm. Adela Huberty. Hazel joeclc. lllildred Kurtzhals. Kathryn Leister. Russell Perrin. Sylvia lValterlin. Pagr Forty-tfwo Sylvia Roeber. Kathryn Schlafer. lllahel Schwartz. Lebartus Schmidt. Harold Sorenson. Henry Stark. Norma Thuron' Cora lVolf.

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.i a 4 3 3 W r r Top Row-L. Pauly D. Bevoldg E. llillmang M. Bezoldg E. Pikeg K. Hancock. Center Row-G. Loosg R. Lemlwkeg M. Knrtzhalsg II. Ilermang L. Lembkeg M. Schley. Bottom Row-V. llc-ldg H. Ludwigg Guardian Miss Fehlhaberg L. Kochg K. Schlafer. Camp Fire D. HE YEAR opened with bliss Esther Fehlhaber as the new guardian of the Senigr QampCFire.FUnde:- her leadership several events in the school life JW' stan ou as amp ire ac lvl les. Emi' The Camp Fire Girls distinguished themselves by their carnival given in November, in which earnest eltort and hearty co-operation resulted in a splendid entertainment and large profits. A tag day for the Blind Institution under the leadership olf Gertrude Loos was also a success. Here Evalyn Hillman, Hildegard Ludwig and Kathryn Schlafer stood out as prominent workers. The girls prepared a large Christmas basket of toys and goodies for the children of the Children's Free Hospital. Beside all the other work accomplished the mem- bers enjoyed several parties and hikes. Page Forty-one

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5 Forensics One of the milestones in the training of the moral, intellectual, and self-reliant faculties of our high school students, was passed in the Preliminary Oratorical Con- test of April l8, 192-l. Victor Doman and Hazel Joeck, who won first places, represented Nlenonoi Falls High School at Hartford on Friday, April 25, 192-L PROGRAM Abraham Lincoln .....................,,...,...c.,,.., ,..,......,.,...., X lictor Doman. Abraham Lincoln ,...........,,,,,.,,...,..... .... .,..,... A r thur Konrad. Capture of Major Andrae ........., ..,,......,,..., H enry Stark Billy Brad and the Big Lie ...... .......,.....,. H azel Joeck. A Soldier of France .................. , ,,..,,...,.. Evalyn Hillman jean Val Jean .....................................,..,..,,.....,,..,........ Kathryn Leister. At the League Contest which was held at Hartford, this year, West Bend, Cedar-i burg, Port Washington, Hartford, and Menomonee Falls were each represented by two speakers. ORATOR ICAL VVI N NIQRS VVest Bend .............,,,,,...............................,,............... Liberty or Death. Menomonee Falls ....,,,, ....,,.,,,,...,..............,.. A braham Lincoln. Cedarburg ,.,,,...,,...,...,,.. . ............. Patriotism and Education. Port Washington .,... ..............,..,...........,.,.., P lea For Cuba Hartford ..................................... ...,,,,...........,...,,............. I .iberty or Death DECLAMATORY VVINNERS. West Bend .,..........,,,. .,..........,...........,,. ..,,..,...... .,..., L i o n and the Mouse lylenomonee Falls .............................. Billy Brad and the Big Lie. Cedarburg ..........................................,.......,.,,,,.....,.,,,,,,...,., The Lost Word. Port Washington ............ Billy Brad and One In Authority Hartford ..........,,,,.,..... .....,....................,.. .......,,... C o urt Room Scene. Think for thyself one good idea, known to be thine own Is worth a thousand gleaned, from fields by others sown 'QP' Page F arty-three