Menomonie High School - Menomin Yearbook (Menomonie, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1930 volume:

Qolfvcvev 1 fc 4V1hrm ROY LARSON VIGGO NELSON 1'Uf'YlilflII'I' 1 IUIHI lirlitm' iv xx ww wr. THE NINETEEN THIRTY MENOMIN LII NIIANONIONIE HIGH SQ HOOT XII xoxmxu xx N www PL' I A SIIIQIJ IIY The Class of 'IIN W Y Y 1 V1 YY A JA A' A A X- .J l 114 llF1DllRllliBM91DllRlID X S a lesult of a year of struggle and labor ant1c1 pated achlex ement per1ods of defeat and sorrow mm utes of success and 1oy and a regular concoctlon of eventful escapades use have an organlzed book Thxs book p1OClllLLCl bv youthful zmbltxon student co operatlon and the 6,X9ll3.St1Hg undvlng falth and asslstance of the supelvlsors 1S meant to be hoped to be and pxoduced to be a paradlse of memorles a record of achxevements endar of battles fought The DUIDOQC of our book 19 to create a cleare1 un derstandlng of school hfc awake thc reader to the lmportance and slgnlficancc of educatlon lllustrate the ponderosltp, of student trlals and problems and IQ xeal the urge of progress If 1n the p1oduct1on and dlstrlbutlon of thls year book we haxe accompllshcd our alm we shall feel amplv revs alded fol the trlals and trlbulatlons we have under gone 1n lts completlon Thus we submlt the 1930 MENOMIN for vour approval Sf? -:- -:- -:- -5- - M -D' -D X .X . 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' tv x ' .1 , '.1 I . hop of-+fS1 112, i'l 'Z ,lfii1fff I7i311 1 Hr 1 Grder ofa Books SCPNIL bl L IGN AINHNISJ I -XTION Hill IFHXIL nf 1 W 1' 71 Y 41 '1V1 ' V L JA J ., A ' Y 'Nr'1 p ,' A A A x, XL L CIJASSQGS AC IYVI'II'IS AT U CHICS VHHS I HAIL TO M H S Let s g1V6 a cheer for our Menomome And let us pledge to her wlth mlght Others may llke black or crlmson But for us maroon and wh1te Let all our troubles be forgotten Our h1gh school Splflt rule We ll Jom and glV9 our loyal efforts For the good of our old school Chorus For It s Menomonle Our dear old Hlgh School The prlde of every smgle soul Come on you old grads Joln wlth us young lads It s our dear M H S we cheer Now IS the tlme boys to make a bxg H0156 No matter what the people say For there IS naught to fear The gang s all here So hall to M H S our school Eleven The aspens ale a vw ahh of palest gold lxulu Now the birches break in yellow against the morning blu The tamaracks ln young green, are soft as drifted smoke In the freshness of enchantment never told Thlrteen ill I come from haunts of coat and hern I make a sudden Qally And sparkle out among the fern To blcker down the xalley Fouztocn .flu 4 gazh P . I sl' 4 'fri Q4 . l' ' 1 . ,. ,V 1, . -a .I I 'V fi. k . ,,, . 'k.A it . Aw, 4 F ' nf 0 as 1 . LJ I f l W - -x K' a Sllent waters shady nooks. Speak eloquentlw of natures magmtude Flfteen NBlIMiD1TRHBS AdH11H1Stf2lt1OH N I N I x , Zi? Zi i7f 11 FACULTY W G BALLENTINE GERTRUDE BRYAN SUPERINTENDENT Mnlweukee State Teachers Col ege Umversxty of Wxsconsm Wh tcwater State Teachers College I-IATTIE BATES Arlthmetl Commercial Geography Superior State Teachers College Northwe tern Umversxty Stout Instituto MILDRED SCHNEIDER B PRINCIPAL German Lawrence College Columbm Umverslty BETTY CLEMENS Art English and Geography Yue Falls State Teachers College RALPH BONGEY B A Physics and Mathematics Basket Ball Coach UDIYQTSICY of Wlsconsm HAROLD HANSEN' B A Cert Enghsh Carroll College MIISDA INESSETH DOCKAR B Llbranan Mllwaukee State Teachers College AlK0 l'B Nmeteen South Dakota 'l'eJchers College Unnersxty of Minnesota of Speech l Y . , . . r , . . f, ' . . 3 . . , .A. .. - -f ' ' ' . .S. V ' . ' W f ' Q 'VA V K . .. fff,5ff'fig..54fg.e.if,i,,:-121,fret. ff 1-' ff' f I 1 FACULTY LINA HELLUM Enghsh and Penmanshlp Superior State Teachers College Stout Instxtute MABLE HANF Commercial XVh1tcwate1 State Teachers College HERMAN 0 KRUSCHKE B A Belolt College HELEN F KUYNZ Ph B Bxology and Botany Eau Clanre State Teachers College Umversnty of Chicago Unlversnty of Wisconsin Twenty PAULINE KNUTSON R N School Nurse Publxc Health 'Vhlwaukee La Crosse Clty Hospital MARIE 0 HOLMES B A English Hamlme Umverslty Unxverslty of Mmnesota EINER LUND Ph B Track and Football Carroll College RUTH E LEMKE B A Latm German and English Heidelberg Unnerslty Umversxty of Vhsconsm . 1 - - ' ' ' Mathematics and History Hlstory I ' ' , , . , . . 4 V . . V . f Zi'!.f!f lf FACULTY PAULINE McKINLAY B S l-hstory and Clvlcs Umversxty of Mmnesota LYLE POLLOCK Commercial Fuothall Coach MILDRED SCHAEFER Physical Ellucltlon Normal College of the A G De Paul Umversxty CARRIE SCHABACKER B Chem: try and l-ll tory Umversxty of Minnesota Whltewater State Teachers College ANNE SHELDON B A Enghsh Beloit College RENEE WOLTEB B Music Suplrvisor St Cloud State Teachers College Unlverslty of Minnesota ELMER C STAHLKOPF B A M A Clvlcs and Economics University of Wlsconsm Twenty One ' ' ' . . U. , . A. . - - . . S. BENM D THR I HES S RARI HPNDRICRSON FVEI YN VOFI KER IOUFI IA SCHROI' IFR I AYMOND JOHNSON P I t V P l t b ta y FAREWELL TO M H S Oh Memory' Vague mystlc mecllum of the past how you crowd oul ox er flowmg hearts' Events long slnce past unfurl themselves m qulck successlon upon thy shmmg surface We see the flame of our sp1r1t leap 1n the 1llus1ons of hope to llmltless bounds then break and fall only to leap agau' to unknown helghts 1n our conquest of tlme Yet fo1 oyershadowmg ou1 mdzvldual Splflt IS the Splflt of our school Vaultlng leaplng constant lt has found a restlng plac 1n ewery heart lendmg Splrlt to our ambltlons strength to our conquests and exaltmg trlumph to our labors It IS thls sp1r1t oh memorysl That makes of thee a thlng of lnfe l1v1ng pulsat1ng a part of ex ery Senlor lt lm thls Splrlt oh memory' That we who graduate owe so much IH the moldlng of our character It IS to our Hlgh School Splflt that we pledge alleglance to the prm c1ples for whlch It stands-honesty truth steadfastness and true sportsmanshlp To thee oh H1gh School we who shall have gone before bld a lmgerlng sustful last farewell' THE SENIORS Twentv Stvcn fi' , ' aff. '- 1 I ' . . . ,. . . ln I . . 1 l . resix en ice- resir en 'ecre r Treasurer I , L . , . A , V 1 y - . Oh Crystal Memory! Upon thee we see ourselves projected. . . . . . , . . A. A , Ar '- , . 4 . . . D . , . , 1 I , . K . 3 . l 1 1 n . . . . Y Y . . . T . . . Y . .w . . . Y Y ' Y ' Y 9 7 7 ' D -l ' I Q1 9 1 9 l P 9 L 1 l s H v ll! 9 v ' rv , ,, .' , -'-V If AL' , 'X 4 Af HA Afmfwf w,f?:f4 4 af' I SENIORS HAZEL ADAMS RUSSELL ANDERSON BERNHARDT BEGUHN HAPPY ANDY BYRNE Dld you ever hear a more con mgmus mggle, , Blessmgs on tree little man A mans a man for a that Glee ub 2 3 4 G Tmngle 2 Band 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Glee Club Triangle 2 3 4 Stray Cats 4 Pepxta 4 MARGARET ALCOTT MARGIE BAKKE MADGE 1 MARJ ' A quiet sedate llttle lady short yes l::r:3,,i? hte' so why Bayflleld Hlffh School 12 'rumbxmg Class 3 4 G A A 3 Triangle 2 Latm Club 2 WILLIAM BAXTER ELBERT BARNHAR1' DOLORIS BROWN BILL BONY DOLLY And dont thunk I cant Oratory 1 Basketball 2 Football Ther' 'S 3 World of Wisdom A rose wnhout 8 worn scarf 4 M Club 4 H few 'WGS Glee Club 34 Latm Club Tn Glee Club 3 4 Trnangle 2 H1 Y 4 Trnangle 2 811810 2 ALVINA BATES BA'I'I'LING The battling kxd from Powder River A 1234 Banker-4 I erary Soclety 2 WAYNE BRAKER TARZ A star of the gridiron A comet of the cagers Football 1 2 2 4 M Basketball 1 2 3 4 M Track 1 2 3 Trlamzle Z M Club 1 2 3 4 Vice Pres Twenty Elght 'I ,, u U 41 ll l - ll ' Y! at l Cl --:.A.A.4: ' -: it 1 ' ' l ' ' -: . . . : H H u n as 3 5 ' in 3-4 4.Mn: : H ,Y : - Z G. A. . -- -Q :L't- , , - .. .fam C . ' , . Z 4. 4, - - - J - - ' 1' 1 SENIORS HERBERT BROWN LOIS CLARKE HUB BILL ' I go to school in Menomonle Gentle Meek and Mild But my mterezts are ln Wheeler Never inclined to be wild Boyceville 2 3 Football 4 Track Glee Club 2 G A A 1 2 3 angle Club 2 ROBERT CI-IAMBERLIN BOB Quiet unbendable A sport dependable Tri SCOTT DAVISON SCOTTIE Always hossing arounzl Wherever hes to le found rootball 14 Track 3 4 Glee Club 2 04 Three Wiae Pools 'S Stray Cats Stage M21 4 Class Pres nent 2 I'r angle Club 2 Oratv y 2 Hi Y 3 4 Pre 4 Sons of Poor Rich ard 3 4 Mublc Committee 1 MILFRED CLARK MEL' Glee Club 2-3'-4: Football 1-2-3-4: 0 -t disturb me, Im thinking? ' : Basketball 2-3-4' Triangle President 2: Pinnfore 3: Banker 2-3-4: Secy. 3' Oratory 2: Annual Staff 3: H' Y 3-4: Treasurer 43 M ' Club 4. Annual Staff 4. GERALD DECKER WILLIAM DOTSETH GLADYS FOSTER ' DECK 1-BILL' .The greatest guard in seventy Ready and true in every need leven states An excellent student, a wonder- Such fhev say are friends indeed Football 1-3-4 'M 3 Basketball 3- ful friend' 4 'M Cant. 4: Track 2-3-4 'M Capt. 3' ' M Club 2-3-4. Knapp 1-2. ,D Glee Club 2: Triangle 2. HARTVICK DOTSETH 'I was a big shot--in Knapp Knapp I-2: Glee Club 3-45 Stray Cats 4: Safety First 4. BURL DRAKE DRAKE' Speech speech A second Patrick Henry Football 1-2-3-4 'Vl : Debate 1-2-3 M': Track 1-2-3-4: Oratory 1-2- 3--lg Extemporaneous 1-2-3'-it - nual Staff 4: Triangle 2: ' WI' Club 3-4. Twenty-Nine 1 11.71 If !f?f!f If ' l ' Q - N : . 'l Qrchcstrzi 1-2-3-4: Latin Club 1, - :L 1 : . . ..--: li , -: . 'Mu ' ..D n , - H l An Z SENIORS CAROL GABELEIN She will never grow up GleeClub234 G A A 123 4 Treasurer 3 Triangle 2 Secy Gym Leader 2 3 4 Treasures 4 Sec of Class 3 Class Secy 2 Fumbllmr 3 4 Dancxmz 3 4 De clamatory 1 Iatm Club 12 S0 PHIE GRAMBO She speaks acts and behaves Just as she should ' GAAl234 AnnualSta11'3 Class Presldent, 1 Dancing Class 34 Banker 4 Trlanzle2 Stray Cats 4 MADALON GULLICKSON MIDGE Only they who keep their councll are truly wlse Knl-IDD 12 Valcdlctorlan G A A 4 JEAN GOOD Fen people are endowed with great literary alnlltles Glee Club Z 3 4 Trlangle 2 G A A 12 3 4 Vice Pres 4 Declama 4 Pepnta 4 Sons of Poor Rxchard 4 Music Commlttee 1 Dancing Class 3 4 Camp Flre 1 2 3 EDWARD GRANOIEN DUTCH IX foot four and every mch a Trlangle Club Z LYLE HAKE KARL HENDRICKSON DELTA HOLMBERG HAKE HIENIE BABE e took a hake out of the coun Executive power IS a gift to few try Karl has lt ture And took the country out of a Football 1 2 'S 4 M Track 1 2 hake ' 3 4 Class Treasurer 3 Class G A A 2 3 4 Trnant-Ile 2 Dahc Stray Cats 4 Presndent 4 Trlangle 2 nm. Class .3 4 ler curls are a permanent fix LaVERNE I-IANSEN HANS A lad among a mllhon A friend among a lllhon' Band 1 234 Presxdent 4 Orches tra Z 3 Glee Club 2 3 4 Trlanpl Z Class Secy Z Annual Stal? 1 Thlrty EDMUIND HOERNEMANN BUD He used to come to 10 oclock And now he come at noon Football 24 Tnangle 2 l .. . H 4. . . . .. ,, - - , . . . - - - , ' Z C 3 'l u . . - - 1 3 . . . - - - 1 I . ,, . - ' : - 3 ' : ' ' - . ' . ' ' - . , -. - - Q ' ' ' v ' ' ' . .. , - . . . . ,, H H .- - . - . ' -L - ' l N. , : . V. L us. 1 . tory 3 : Pinafore 3 1 Annual Staff man : 9 . , .. ., .. .. H H W - ' ' ' - . v , U . . . ., .. ... , , ' - 3 ' 3 . . . - - I ' I - . - . - , .- .. ,, .. ,, H . . . ' ' ' ' u 1 . - - - ' - 4, .1 19 ' J A '- : - - : ' ' ff CHESTER HYLLAND CHE'I ' One hundred per cent Norwegian Class President 3: School Treas- urer 3 Triangle Club Secy. 21 Glee Club 3 4 Football 2-3-4 M Basketball 34 M : Track 3-4 Capt 4 Annual Staff 42 Sons of Poor Richard 3-4, Pres. Cub 3-4: Hi Y 3-4. SENIGRS RUTH HOWISON BERTHA HUSBY RUFUS COIY A thousand virtue knowledge Very interested in her outside is one activities ' G A A 23 Dancing Class 3 Literary Club 2 Dow'isvllle Valley B ll I 2 '54 Frianx-zle 2 Graded School 1 Glee ub 2 3 G A EVELYN HUNT POOK Dainty as a fairy graceful as a nymph pretty as a blushing rose Glee Club 2 3 4 Annual Staff 2 3 4 Sons of Poor Richard 2-3-4 , Sec. 4 . G. A. A. 1-2-3-41 Pres. 41 Gym Leader 1-2-3-4: Dincimz Class 3-4: Tumblimz 1-3: Stray Cats 4: Camp Fire 1-2-3: Safety First 4. BUZZ GLADYS HUSBY GLADIE ' A sincere maiden with a heart of gold Triangle 21 G. A. A. 1-2-3-4. RUSSELL JACOBSON RAYMOND JOHNSON '-JAKE '-RAY' Two pints, one quart, two He is our financier quarts, too dizzy Class Treasurer 4: Sons of Poor Triangle Club 2: Glee Club 4: Richard 2-3-43 Triangle 2 H S Football 4: Track 4. Treasurer 4 HERBERT ivansos Lorfrm JOHNSON 'HERB' KooPY'f A man among men, a kid among kids When she was a baby, sire fell Glee Club 4: Triangle 2: Track 4: out of her pernmbulator, and came Safety First 4. down 'plump'. Thirty-One W F ,.,..---,,.. .b,,., W., --,,, V V , f . ' if .f l.5.l:V iff 5 .1- .54 5 :fl fl 1 I 11.4 if 3- H . 1. . H ' 2 , G. A. A. 3 . - a - -.- Z ' ' I ' r I -K, 3 3 . Cl - 1 . . A. 1-2. O . .- . OLIVE HYLLAND Songster divine Glec Club Z 3 4 De l'1mat1ry 1 Z 3 1 2 lumbling Dancing Clls 5 Decl matuxy 'VI peretta .3 4 luanzle 2 ff,ifi.f,'Z-.4ff1f-?'2f--!f1!ff..-.if1..!4 ,A ff if 1' f f SENIORS AMY KAUNZNER AMY Ready to work ready to play mhenewer Im called on I got Hrs something to say A A 1234 Dancln Latin Club 1 2 Declamatory3 4 Triangle 2 EDYTI-IE KEYES EDYE DICK KLATT CECILIA KI OSOWSKI DOPEY abllxty for foolln IS unsurpassed around Llfe IS a pleasant lnstltutlon Let us take It as It comes Triangle 2 A 2 RAMONA KLATT MONA An all around good sport Glee Club 2 3 4 Latln Club 1 Trl The center of attraction Knapp A A Treas 4 Gym Leader 3 4 Vlce Pres 4 Annual Staff 4 Declamatory 1 Dancmxr Class 3 Tumblmg 3 4 Camp Flre 1 2 3 JAMES KRAFT FLORA KUNZ CATHERINE LANXON JIM ' Ive got the saxaphone blues She who keeps Per heart KATINK Orche tra 234 Pres 3 Band Seldom loses her head 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Trlangle 2 Operetta Quuet ln school tut you should Trxangle 2 see me at home' Olchestra 4 Basketball 3 A A HENRY KRUEGER CLARENCE LAATCH HEINIE I'm not color bllnd I can always At last I have reached the goal see red Student Mgr 2 3 Glee Club 2 Thlrty Two ' ' l 1 ,, . . . . , ,, . . . . . . ,, ' It ' I ' it l G. . . - - - 1 ' E 3-43 ' --C - 2 ' . G. . A. -3-4. ' - angle 2: of 2x.'A. 1-2-3-4 Pres. 32 -in . : - ' - . G. . . 4. 5 - f - , I --- - 1 i '- 1 . ' - 1 . G. . . 4. I Y- 11 41 ylf !1!f!f!fl1 SENIORS ROY LARSON BANJO Men klllld on the earth castles :nd towers Roy says to the earth All this IS ours Glee Club 4 Debate 4 M Stray Cats 4 H1 Y 4 Annual Staff 4 Frxangle 2 Extemporamous 3 ESTHER LEE OVE MADSEN CHIC' Hell stand mighty high ln thls Drugglst ism runs ln the famlly world Mondou Hugh School 12 Glee Club 3 4 A HELEN LAUSTED DALE LUINKE HELENA What shall I do to he forever Modesty conseals her vlrlue ' know n? A A 12 3 4 Trlange Debate 4 Safety Flrst 4 ELVERA MANN VERA m just here for an education plus a loud tune GeeClub234 G A A 1234 Banker 4 Dancmg Class 3 Trx angle 2 LEROY MYRELL VIGGO NELSON VIKING DUFFY l never let hooks lnterfere with my education 85112215lnniireggisostlzzzfuin Class Treasurer 2 Band 3 4 Glee Club 34 Ornhestra 1 Annual Chicago 3 Football 4 M' Staff 4 Track 3 ROY MITTELSTADT GORDON NELSON PLUNKY NELS He IS a large part of our class' Actions speak louder than words Tnangle 2 Trlangle Club 2 Thlrty Three 1 1. 11 U , 1- 1 4. 1 . . 1 1 . 11 ' 41 - 1 - - 11 - 1 - - 1 11 , 1. 11, - . , . V - A . 1 41 11 4. , 14 - , 1 , 1 1. 11 .1 11 n ' . 1 11 1 11 M . I l 1 - 11 - 11 ,, . . . , V . 1 l - - , . . . - - - . . .. . - . . . 1 . 1 1 ' ' 1 ' I . l 1 11 1 , . 1 1 . . 1 .1 1 11 11 11 11 - 1 41 - 11 4 SENIORS X14-'K MARY NOVACEK MARIE My chief hohhy IS giving 'due' Fun for all and all for fun Sono of Poor Rlchard 3 Danclng and Tumbllrlg 3 Camp I'lre 1 2 3 Latln Club 2 Club 34 Pres PATRICK OCONNOR CLARE OWEN IRISH A man of qulet ways but of a genial nature LEONARD OASS VERNOIN OLSEN LEN' OLE A bashful boy wlth modest hopes Life IS stlll Young But full of funny qulet Jokes Pootbun 2 -3 4 M My Club 3 4 Trlanglv. 2 Safety l'lrst 4 Latln Club 1 DOROTHY PECK DOT Our Dot IS dainty demure t'llSll'lC Warrenton, Oregon 1 2 Secy 2 CLYDE PINKEPANK RUTH I-'RIM OTTO PRIM Tweet, Tweet Ramona ' A true frlend ln every sense of Glee Club 4 'rumblmg 4 Danc Football 1 2 4 M 2 Basketball the Wofd' H12 Clash 4 Annual Sffgsff 4' 3 4 Glee Club 4 Class Treaourer A A 1 2 3 4 Glee Club Stray Cats 4 G A A 4 Mew H Y Trlangle 2. Latln Club 1 I' lr'it 4 NORMA PETERSON PETE Her proportlons are large are her ments' Glee Club 234 Orchestra 2 Trlangle Z Q A Z 4 Danclmz Clam 3 4 Latln Club 2 Safety Flrst 4 Thlrty Four HAROLD PUHL HAP' Worry never made men great Why should I worry , ..,, 4. . . .L , 'R ,,.. 4 .'5fp.s'.',. ,,.1g:1,l4. .f,4..1 ' .. '. , ' ' -4 p I G' YA- A- 1'2'? '41 Tfiaf1K'e.22 Gloo Club 3-43 Football 3-4 HM . - - . ' -- --lvl - , . 4. ll . Ill ' ' 4 9 7' ' ' ,3 A' ' - 3 g ' G. . . - - ' 5 5' - ' - lg l 4. ' - ' U . , so .. . . . 5 -3-4: .. ' ' 3 , . A. 1-' -3-4 ' SENIORS MAURICE ROGSTAD AUSTIN SCHLOSSER LUCILLE SCHROETTER TOOTS' ROCKS SUNNY Here I5 a glrl who is honest and A rock nn the ages to come am following m the foot,teps Squaf' but Im loves many dates vldm. Hugo much music and alr Kna 12 eeClub2'34 GA A pp Banker 1 Lnerary Socxety 2 Babketball 34 Trlangle 2 HOWARD SANDVIG LOU ETTA SCHROETER LOU A sunny duposltlon and a warm Somebody plea C take can of uns l-earl: will hrmg you many friends HOW fellow Secretary 4 Trmngle 2 Banker 4 Pmafore 3 Pepxta 4 Tumbl ng 'S Dancmg Class 3 Glee Club Z 3 4 Glee Club 34 Band 4 am Club 2 G A A 12 ARTHUR SCHWARTZ WANDA SLESSOR LEONE STEVENS lhRT, 1 WANDA IZZY Gems fussmsiudyo I guess Il Brnght nn both halr and studies Glee Club 4 Orchestra 1234 and Oh' Boy' what a girl Theres some things I luke but Football 34 Triangle club 2 A A 234 Glee Club s 'dy 'sn' ' of Wm H1 Y 4 Triangle 2 AVAINELL SCOTT ALEX SPRHNGER STATIC A worker always domg her best Les Canadian Knapp 1 2 Football 4 Th1rty Flve ,, . 3. ..I - - - , . . H , . . ' of U n . ' ' ' GI -. - 3 . . . 1-2-3-4: 'V - Ln' :'. . . --E4-IL' , . . ' -DI , ll I - I 1 - - - : . . , ,, - 3 ' : G. . . - - 3 2-3: .. .. UAL.. .f 'W f ' f ' 5' f M 1 ' fr' W' , 3 .Q iff.-41. .4fL..ff' ff-'f ff' ff 'F ff' fi A-1 - 'Q 'i' SENIORS LOWELL STEVENS STEVENS South Ga esbury. Ill 1 2 HAROLD STROZINSKY STRO A SODhIStlCBt0d llttle squirt I :tm Club 2 Once ln a Blue Moon Z Stray Cats 4 H1 Y 4 NORMAN SUCKOW TUTEE Sound lalk he came from e Yes I run the whole show at the Grand ' VIRGINIA THOMPSON GIN VVhat a world of merrlment her melody foretells' Glee Club Z 3 4 Trmmzle Club 2 A 2 3 4 Vlce re Latin Club 2 Camp l'1re 1 2 Declamatory 1 JANE SWENSON Newer ldle a moment always m search of higler knowledge 'lrlangle 2 Iatm Cluh Z Dancmg Class 3 4 Tumbllm. 3 Banker 4 Annual Staff 4 Debate 3 4 HAROLD TUBBS JUNE VERY GWENNTH WEBB SPIKE I rather like Stout men' GWEN In stop anythmg that comes Whxtewater 1 1 Glee Club 2 3 4 Tell xt to Harvey my way but a woman G A A 4 L1terary Soclety 3 oberts 1 2 G A A MERTON TURNER LORRAINE WAITE BILL WAITE A man who knows there IS a way Another fnlr beauty steps 1 from And always trles to find lt Knapp' 'lrlangle Club 2 Oratury 3 4 Knapp 1 2 Th1rty Slx 41 I - - th u B, 1 K- - l U ' ' H ' G. . A. I- - - Z ' -P 5. 3: 'I s f, ., - . ' 5 in ' 5 Glee Club 2,3-4: Triamzle Club 2: Carnp Fire 1-2-3-: G. A. A. 1-2-3.-4: - . . . : ' ' . R - : . . . 4. 4. - , ,, - ' I .n I 7f'7flfl I I I lf! If'l'7 I SENIORS ARTHUR VOLKER EVELYN WERTH ART Quiet until you know her If its girls-Ill leave em alone' Glee Club 4 Dancmg C1 SS 3 G A A 24 Triangle 2 EVELYN VOELKER Believe It or not but the rising gen eration is hard to get out of bed. Vice Pres. Class 4: Annuil Staff 3-4 Triangle 2: Latin Club 2: Pres. G. A. A. I-2-3-4 : Campfire 1-2: Sons of Poor Richard 3-4: Dancing and Tumbling 3: As.x't Lib. 2-3-4. CYREAL WILSON SKITO' Glee Club 2 3 4 Campfire 1 2 3 C A A 1 2 3 4 Gym Leader 4 Triangle 2 Latin Club Z Sens Poor Richard 4 Dancing Class DONALD WILLIAMS DON Our pity for the poor llsh who steals his Bates Band 3-4: Secy. and Treas. of Band 4: Sons of Poor Richard 3-4. JUDITI-I WILSON HERBERT WOINOWSKY DORIS YOUNG UHERB-1 Arise with the lark, but avoid JUDY larks in the evening' ' he 5' ' 'N' 'WG dimvkd Elk Mound 1-2-az Glee Club : . Oh' those Physics problems' dunn h ln ft tn 3' W 0 ul 'town 'V 7' A. A. 4: Dancing Class 4: Orchestra I-2-3-4 Glee Club 3-4. Annual Stafl 4. Thirty-Seven L ' ..-Ev.. .. . ' -- - - -v Ilove to giggle,but I'm not aIone ' ' ,,f,,. ....-1l2 ' : ' ': ' of ' : ' ' : 3. ..EV,. P , 4 G CLASS PROPHECY TOOK out my old 1930 M H S Annual one evenrng not long ago As I turned to the Senror Sectlon and all the old famrlrar yet now half forgotten faces, I felt a peculrar desrre to find out where each one was and what he or she was dorng I started to mvestrgate and thls rs what I found out Bull Hvlland IS the sololst rn one of the well known modern musrcal revues I certunly wlsh her surcess A large number of graduates are teachers Elbert Brrnhart rs teachrng physrcs ln La Crosse State Teachers College Wrggo Nelson rs occuple d slmllarly at Mrnnesota U lane Swenson IS rnstructor rn Amerrean Hlstorv at Carleton College Howard Sandvrg IS an EIlgIlSh teacher at Stout Sophre Grambo ls a famous math rnstructor at Columbla U Qulte a suprrsrng number are marrred Judy WIISOH marrred, got a Parls crvo ce and rs now remarrred to 1 French eount Gweneth Webb IS keeprng house an washrng mrlk cans Wanda and Frrtz are hung happily IH a bungalow bullt for two Bmjo made a very wrse cholce and marrred a wealthy wldow who supplres hrm wlth funds rf nothlng else Amy Kaunzner rs safely marrred to her old Stout Hame Most of the rest are rn busrness of some sort or another Chest r Hylla d s the most rllustrrous presrdent of the Sons of Norway Hazel Adams rs grvrng ballrocm dancrng lessons to the buddrng debs rn Teegarden Brll Baxt r IS mavor of Baxtervrlle and rs bent on rmprovrng the clty rn all ways Margorle Bakke rs adxertlsrng., a new 50c finger wave speclal When I rnqulred about Battlrng Bates I dr covered that she was hostess of Weston s famous nrght club the Star Thls elub 19 often vr rted by Bertha Husby Dale Iunke rs a professronal dancer at Fall Crty, whreh fact accounts for the great popularrty of the place Margaret Alcott has become a famous scxentlst srnee heir Byrne Beguhn rs playrng character parts on Broadway and has gam d much fame Evelvn Hunt rs also there but she rs solo dancer rn the country s most famous Russran Ballet It IS sard that she gets a letter every mall We do not questron rt Wayne Braker rs on a travelrng crrcurt dorng hrs Tarz act People Hock to see rt Herbert Iver on IS chref of polrce rn Rusk and Mrlfred Clark holds down th sam posrtlon IH Wheeler It IS sard that they are xery efflcrent and there rs never more than one murder a year There has to be much to keep the gossrps' tongues wagglng Bob Chamberlrn Herbert Brown, and Brll Grambo have gone to the wrde open spaces Bob IS head of all forest rangers ln a huge Rocky Mountain dlstrlet H has four medals for braverv Brown IS a Blg Shot rn an Alaskan Mlmng town haxmg made an enormous fortune rn gold mmmg Brll Grambo 1s a trapper ln the Hudson Bay reglon Seottle and Art are no longer together Art IS the presrdent of the Antr Saloon League rnd maklng some brrllrant peeches to Congress Scottre rs Henry Burbrgs successor and much more famous than he Hrs paradres on the Mother Goose Tales are known the world over We have two more members of our class well known oxer the radro Lou Etta Schroeter rs the famous soprano of the General Motors hour and Edythe Keyes grves beauty talks every Monday and Thursday mornrng on the proper way to apply makeup Our promrnent sportsman Huck Decker rs now eoachrng the Truax teams I hear he rs out to wrn the State torrnament I do not doubt he wrll H3TtVlCk Dotseth IS mavor of Knapp and presrdenf and UIOVIIUI Splrlt of the llttle Thcatle of that crty Hrs brother B111 runs WlSCOHS1h'S foremost dalry farm Burl Drake rs engaged rn qurte a dlfferent sort of work He ls a radrcal young Soerallst from WISLOIISIII Next I heard from some more of the grrls Gladys Foster plays for the dance Thlr ty Elght . . 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'f 'f orchestra at Fall Crty Carol Gabeleln IS the head nurse rn a home for conx alescent where thcv are cured by exercrse, tumbllng etc Madalon Gullrckson rs s cretary to lohn D Rockefeller Jr Ramona Klatt IS also rn busrness She IS advertrslng manager of the Kellogg Cereal Company Cecelra Klosow kr rs a typr t rn Romona s office Wlarv Novacek rs rn another sort of establrshment a hlgh class boardlng house Elvrrfr Mann rs prrxate secretary to Robert Prerce Helen Lausted IS pre ceptress at a grrls bcardrng school Ox Mad en has followed rn hrs fathers footsteps o rf you want your dlamond ee hlm Hernre Krueger IS at Mmnesota U as water boy for the football team llm Kraft rs worklng rn hrs dad s bank and as a srde l1ne rs carrylng, on evitenslve re earch IH harr crl Gordon Nelson rs office boy at th 0 Sz N and Duffy Myrell IS playrng profes ronal football rn Cedar Falls whlch rs practlcally owned by Russell Ander on L n Oass IS constable rn Rusk where Lyle Hake rs lawyer and Jake IS storekeeper Lors Clark IS also there playrng the prano for Rusks famous Nlght Hawks Edward Granolen IS a preacher at Tramway wrth Roy Wlrttelstadt as hrs assrstant Dorothy Peck IS prrvate secretary to Edsel Ford and Lorrarne Warte has the sam, posrtron wrth Chrysler Kr Gen Motors I drscovered that Lottre Johnnson rs runnrng an Informatlon Bureau and Telephone Servrce wrth the help of Flora Kunz Delta Holmberg IS Prmclpal at Downsvrlle Hrgh School and Avenell Scott and Leone Stewens are teachrng under her drrectron Gladys Husby plans the meals for the contented glrls rn Tarnter Hall and Annex We have two mrssronarres among our alumnr Ruth Howrson 1n Afrrca and Esther Lee rn Ch1na Four of our classmates are worklng for Zergfrelds as people bel'1nd the show Alex Sprlnger Lowell Stevens Harold Tubbs ard Maurlce Rogstad are all property men Hans rs General Manager of the Frsh and Game Assoclatron and Bud Hoerne charge of the bookkeeplng department of General Motors Raymond Johnson rs pr sldent of the Chrppewa Bank and very successful In thrs age of great advance ment we have among our alumni a speed demon Drck Klatt who has flown around the world rn one day Catlc rrne Lanxon rs marrred and llwrnff rn New York Oth6IXV1S9 we know nothrng about her Norma Peterson IS a cateress 1U Unlon and Ruth Prrm IS her a srstant Pat O connor had a partnershro rn the candy shop now and sees a sole proprretor hrp rn the near future at whrch tlme he wrll be marrred Vernon Olson and hrs wrfe Dorls run the Elk Mound soft drrnk parlor and dance hall Clarre Owen and Dorothv are runnrng a very successful darry farm together Prnky has become a famous rnventor srnce h lnvented a machrne for lrckrng stamps Harold Puhl runs 'Vlenomonle s popular bowlrng alley and hrs brother helps hrm Austln Schlosser has ls come famous along qulte a dlfferent lrne He has wrrtten an exhaustne brography of Vlctor Hugo rn ten volumes Harold Strozrnsky rs strll studyrng to be an electrlcal engrneer Norman Suckow owns the theatre and arms to grve lts patrons the best of the new movres Arthur Volker rs caddre master at th Country Club Don Wrllrams rs wmtrng, one of the famous comrc strrps for the Chrcago Trrbune Herbert Warnowskr owns the drug store and IS frlllng prescrlptrons for the town s best doctor 'Vlerton Turner the brg mystery has dr appeared we know not where Iucrllc Schroetter rs reported to have a date ewery nlght June New ls equally popular Yklth Nat We wonder how long thev wrll r mam slngle Ewelxn Voelker lS lr stess of another nrght club rn Arkansaw whrch accounts for the fact that rt alwaxs has a large crowd Evelyn Werth rs takrng' court notes Cxreal VVrlson IS a reporter anrl rt IS to her I owe a great deal of the succe s of my search for mv old clas mates Thrrtx Nme , L K . ,I . . . V S . Y - - 1 ' l . . 3 1 . ' , . ' D .I -. . 'r ' I.. , X . ' s ' ' ' 'i ' ': . r V , ,Q S I C A ' ' 7 . , I - rf 4 1 l , ' Ye E S A v Y . . , S . ' . 7 7 S l 3 L . . , . . . Y. .A , . H . ,, . . . . 3 . . . . . . .5 . . 7 , . . l . , ' N .L Q ' 1 7 1 ' . N l mann is in charge of the Fish Hatchery. Hans's good friend, Hendrickson is in ' ' ' ' ' . . A Ie . x . t . 1 . I 9 I l Je . . . U . n . V . , . . . . . C . , .A . L - . , Q V. , . , M . ' . v . , . . . . C W. . . I Y . . V 9, ' , . 'Q V v . . . , , -. , ,- A ' . ' . . , Y . . 'F , . v N. . -. ' . V ' . .4 wx 1 ' ' 1 Y rl SA v L rr t' . .. . . ICI 115 IRI If D HR I 1158 Underclassrnen X X f X f x I, TO THE JUNIORS N Olfltl to dexelop a St10Hg first team the seeond must zlso be strong 'lhe present benlor class has reached the peak ot school success onlx thlough hard struggle Jun1o1s xou eeruunlv haxe put forth keen competltlon It was through sour spnlted 11xal1y and the SUDQIIOI quallty of the class of 30 that we haxe been sueeesst1l A few of our greatest helps are worthy of belng passed on to xou WVe hope wou 11111 cherlsh them Nlr Bongex the falrest squalest teachel a student could exel hope to fmd He has been our guldlflg mfluence It IS he th t helped us steer our shlp to success Mlss Car11e Schabaeker ranks even wlth Mr Bongex 1n 1 llue to the elass Who could lmagme 1 Senlor class WlthOL1t Nllss Sch 11 s xdxlce' Take good eale ot her Junlors she s pxeelous Next Xedl xou 11111 be puttlng out a BIQHOITIIII 1nd the dctu we leaxe Mlss Holmes an adusor of hlghest quallty When book reports come due tODlLS are to be gotten 1nfo1m mon to be seeuled there 15 onlw one person to go to That s Nhs Doekal She nexel falls wou We would llke to keep he1 111th the class ot 30 alxxaxs but Xe loxe NI H S an so vse 1111 leaxe he1 n to pxomote the progl ess of next year s elass and others to come She w1ll help xou brmg success to dear old M H Q VVhen xour class IS ln flnanclal dlfheulty there IS onlx one pelson to a1d5ou N11 Hansen He makes a sueeess of ex eu plax he duects To xou Junlols we glxe Nlr Hansen dneetor ot dlam 1t1es The kenlors are ploud and happy to haxe had such splendxd men and vwomen at the head of thelr school Junlols you cannot flnl truer frlends than NI1' Ballentme Supelmtendent and Mlss Schneulel Pr1nc1pal Foxtx 'l hree 1 1 1 l l c L U 1 ' 1 N ' 4 1 1 ' 1. .. 11 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' . -1 1 ' ' 1 1 - 1 '1' 1, 1' 1 1 1 v 1 . . . Y v 1. ' v . 1 I 1 1 1 v 1 . ' . . 5 a 1 1 1 ' 1 .A1k1 1 1' , L1 3 73 l . 1 v . VIE 1 J 2 1' ,Z 1 . 1 ' , ' L1 L1 'K1 1, 1' A1. 'T ' ' sf ' ' ' 1 H' ' H 2 x 1 l - m1n1nf l3Ct01 of 1tS success IS the Z1LlN1SOI'. To ou comm benlms, ! Y 4 vx . Y. . 1 I .. , . . 1 I u 1 - 1 7 ,1 1 I1 n 'I ' K' 1,1 ' ' -1 1 . Y ' 1 1' 1 51.1 ' 7 1 11 1 1 1 1' 1 1 1 ' V., v X l . . . d . l X h ue 1 1 11 ' 1 r '11 1 1 T' X vl v . n 1 -I n 1 u L1 v 1 .1 ' t . . . o Y .1 v V1 , ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 3 1,1 1 1 1 '1,. 1 lA 1 n 1 A n LA V U -I r ' Q1 1 . v 1 'Q 1 ' 01 I l .1 W , 1, A 1 1 , c -. ' , ' 1 1 1 1 f r 1 1 . 11 ' l 1 1 ' L11 ' ' 1.1, 1 ' Q X .', 1 . , n 1 l AL L X J 1 ' ', T nl .4 ANI Kg! If IOP ROW P Txmko I Curr n L Puhl E Bres lex L Wol ke I Passage K Jacob E Case 'QIICOND ROW H Wexth C John on W Schultz C McClellan L Quckow G Styers IHIRD ROW G Lotwm N Lund l' Clack V Odeklrk G Werner R Dennn G G olr ch N lOUl' IH ROW A Mxtlym, S Rmppe C Scot Gexsemt J 1 ex Mch b O Pev. son D Andreassen G lemon 'Vl Pauly IRONT ROW D M1ll'u I Larson L Larger W Bakken J Goxm M bcapplc- E burruy l' Kn Presldent Albert Felrer Vlce Presldent Vlvlan House JUNIORS HE Class of 1931 has malntalned ltS reputatlon throughout 1ts Junlor year They have done their part to uphold the tradltlons of M H S ThlS lncludes, a hlgh standard of scholarshlp, a hxgh Bank1ng percentage, leadershlp 1n outslde act1v1t1es, and a hlgh degree of school Splflt Many accompllshments have been made by the Class as a whole, and by 1tS representatlon through mdlvlduals All 1tS members are looklng forward to g1v1ng the Senlors a close race for the DOSSGSSIOH of the Honor Cup Forty Four if .. A 4 Y 4' . f W - ag' ' ' ,L Q G - G ,, ,, J rg. f -. ,. ., l L ' I . ' . - s . . . . , . . -. . - - Wunalns, 'L. Kistner, 'M. sm'arh,' G. Lee, 6. Olson, 'v. yoigm, I-Hint, Ft Ereglz. J ' ' ' ' 4' 4 2 . ' f, . - , . 1, R. ' V, . M'll -, F. i 211-sk, . 1-fn , . . . . gig if l1lIl1l1!4flI IOP ROVV N Nel on C Bjorraon D Cotta .I Martm I Galtcn R Jae er J Nexerd hl CFCOND ROW I Kronenbcrger M Anler on C Meyer H Keller H Mve D C tt W 'Vlxer FH RD ROW b Jeatran J Green A Yaun M Thnbelexux A Hake l- Ra lke l' Hansmmn I URIH ROW H Keegan D Weber A McClure C Moody Ll n xv. Hour unle I' Clark V Sauncerb F Haae UNI ROW I Bm. A c ml tre u 'co W Ward Q Anle Secretary James Neverdahl Treasurer Harly Ixeller JUNIOR PARTY HE annual Junlor party occured on Saturday mght December 14th MUSIC Wag furmshed by Harolds Campus Playboys Ted Plerbon entertamed 1n behalf of the orchestra wlth Qcottlsh bagplpe dance and song Of course a party wouldnt be complete w1thout decoratlons Mr Pollock and a group of boys wllllngly volunteered to decorate and lt was a suprxse to us all to see how really attractlve the gym could be made Oh, we mustn t forget the eats We had them ln great abundance and ln many varletles The only thmg wrong Wlth all our partlea 19 that thev must end Thls one dld but not before ex ery Junlor xowed Secretly In hls heart that he was leavlng behind hlm the remams of hls best Claes party Forty FIVE I' -:I . 'fvluf I L 4 .I - - .. .. , .- in 4 .l : l. ff , . 1-s , . . - - - 1, . im s, '. If 5. A Retzlolf, M. Enli. IE.. Strozinsky, Ilzuacsun, G: Ifielhrentz, E. scott, gumllahl, ,V.I Diller: F0 : . 1. , . 1 , . 1, f. ', A. N - so , IL. C 1 V, ,Q -, M. S: L rs. '. ' , . ' ', .. 'ra , FR I 1 . e f, . I -irer, M. S 'th, L. S hlzn , R. DI ri, . ' , I. rson. I ' - as 1 , , va u u - , - - L, - a L . D A , . . , . V ' . . . . . V V ,, l vw -wa IOP ROW R Iemkc W Redgun R Styel A Gauxm H John on P Gnesert I Solem J R1 Ignen son W e OI l'e 1 .I Wen-.e V I1 n QECOND ROW I Stef.m1ak M Imney C Anflex on E W'mhug.,h V Nuttex D Cmgon B A Duylz M Balbo M DIX I' Owen A Sbexzns R Mltc-hell H Huber N bchutts RD ROVV E Olon D Ep tem O Bxaku Hawkln on M B Wll on I Mon han VI Iunk D Hour on H Mlllar E Iarson D Scapple I Sexerson D Aumuellex IRONT ROW E Adams B Lenu C Calhoun D Woerth A Puller E Warl I Miller I Andrrson A Slms I Odnes Pruldent Glenn Peterson Viet PI6SliltIIt Erma Mlller SOPHOMORES N the fall of 1928, we, a group of very green Freshmen, started our career 1n Menomonle Hlgh Our leader was Eugene Doyle We trled everythlng and remamed green only a short whlle We were represented 1n everythlng that a Frosh had a chance at and were ln deed sorrv to leaxe the Freshman class As Sophs we have kept our lecord, and have added new ones It IS a Qophomore who now holds the hlghest scholastlc axerage for the vear ThlS year, as before, the Tr1angle Club was organxzed for the Sophomores It IS a xerv efliclent club and some of 1tS members showed thelr ab1l1ty when they staged for publlc the play entltled The Turtle Dove I orty SIX if w - : . n '. . ', - ' 'A, - S - - , 1- . - '1 y I.. Ol' . . bl ss ', J. ' n'e', . : l, . Ie . . : . ' ' . . ' . -. 's , , . 2 1 , . ', . 1: , . . 1 . . ' ' v, 1 ' - ' THI : . s , . s ' , . ' V. ' ' s , . '. 's , I. , I . L. 'l 1 - '-5 Y - I , - J 5 . - . - ' ' . . '- P I: J 1 1. . Y, V. . X , . , D ' ' ' . x' I ' y ' x - v . ', u. sn ,J 1 . X i 4. E ' . 1 ,. . , -- . . . . 4 Y R L, , . v V L, . . . . - H . , , . 4 - f' P ROW J wlllldm G Water I' Slefelt H Mxltl u W limp, D Crunk J Mclv. mu hty H M rtm on J cllum A Ro txd exb cur D Iuhnsmn ups Ixoucoc M I'IlNI1 P Mclm R Iheltlmxn L Hoblmk FD ROW L Auth Il bkxmu lstnu mnth c utl 6. mxnn n me ner oi., .nd um lr swan 14 W Hurt ONI' ROW I Kothlow G Vnlp O anelxnz B xumer o lllll Molto 'Vhthew Ilschman A Ihompson A Chust I N 5 I Dlifen on mx Secretary Lawrence Kalser Treasurer Laverne Kothlow SOPHOMORE PARTY N a cold December nlght the Sophomores gathered IH the school for thelr party The party started about 6 Q0 Dlnner was served bv the refreshment commlttee and then they proceeded to the gym where the rest of the evenlng was spent ln danclng and stunts were glven by some of the members The party bemg a fancy dress partv, many dlfferent costumes were seen Among the costumes, James Redgren was dressed as a negro, Kerby Prlce as Sllas Marner and many other lnterestlng costumes The Checkerboard FIVE orchestra composed of five hlgh school players furnlshed muslc whlle the danclng was gomg on The stunts conslsted of an Indlan play, roller skatmg and danclng At ten thlrty o clock, the parts ended and the students vsent home Forty Seven N.,-' A 'Q .ijyaf iff -iq, 4' -Lfy, .rf :i f4 V tif, - I 'I O : . ' s, . s, u. ' ' , 1 zz: , '. c 1, . , . .'1'I,, 'I'. H Ii, J. D1 15 . . an ' s . . H ' , . gs z , J. W I , K. J:: I 4, . . fl . SECOND ROW: 0. Becker, P. Hanson, I.. Kaiser, G. Peterson, K. Price, J. Einum, R. Vuclkvr, IC. D 'I '. 'I'. ' ' Il k, . ' -, . X , . ' ' '. 1 , '. . THI I ': '. , . ' : f-', R.. KI' E. S ' . M. S h I E. If -1' ' . M. fo xon. I. Mc fss 1 . M. R 'st' , I . Gr It, L. K' k, I. EI ' ' Is, H. H H 1, . 1 Iy. FR ' : .. '. . , . S . . I.: I , E. St II, IVI. M 1 F, B, I' V. Nl. . z - s, ' ' , , : , . . 3. e '. .. ' I 'I , I . 'Q . u ' H , f ' 1 . , Y 1 V 41 'Alf-Jr' 'IOP IOW J Kyle M Krogstad M Qu lllng, C 1'1scher R Grundmwn N Klatt C Arnson Neubauer 1 Welsman SECOND ROW G Kmg. E Bressler E Krepo L Moe I' Tvlee J Kraft. H Adams I P IHIRD ROW H WUIHOVSSIKI M Hasse H Ro1.,ne K McDonald I' Jacob on M Iacknel Running. 'VI Cuxran D Clarke IOURIH ROW W Chllst V Meyer-. 'VI J Kellay E McNou hton Della lemon L Alt E 0Connor N Nubb IRONI ROW J Reppe H Odnes E Schultz R Freeman R Gregg. L Schultz J Mllnes Prcsldcnt Robert Gregg Vue Presldent Mary Curran FRESHMEN CLASS ENOMONIE Hlgh has thls year, the largest Freshman Class ln lts hlstory, there belng one hundred and fifty four enrolled The begmnlng of the school term was l1ke a dream, at least fo1 one group of people, the Freshmen For years they had dreamed of entermg Hlgh School, now they were on the threshold of that place of endless study and hald knocks The mormng of the eventful dav, when they were to be enrolled on the annals of the re nowned Menomonle Hlgh School, was here Forty Flght I 'M'..M'W ,iff . I . ' ... , .L of fi .5 V 2 . ' f, . , . ' . . , ' . , . . ' , . ', . rlce. : . ' ' ', . 'Q , . v ss, , ' , u. ' 5' , . 1 ', F. Kcchcndcrlcr, J. Govin, M. Gugcl, R. Viizerust, R. Johnson, E. Powell, H. Zimmermxn, M. 'l I' ' 3 - . . CS. - n 3- - S' . . ' '. - K - - 4 '4- . , . . .f 1111 ff lf ff 'Cv FOP ROVV Jerome Stuart L Metzger H Hendrxcksnn J Kirk W Anderson J Weisman G Goudrlch R Puhl A Ecke SECOND ROW I Hoezh N McKay G Dersm A Thorsnn E Bates E. Clementsun A Hoflanzl IHIRD ROW Allce Pxochnow H Hoflnnd A Frlsle R Lau ted H Stue A Im ted M Selfert M Mollter B Gebhart R J bolxerf, F Brunne C Halxur UTI L Flschman F Johnson V Roth PRONI' ROW M Bus H Melloh H House H Good D Mlcheels N Ive sir I Styer E Ia:-.on Haffelder Secretary Peggy Runnlng Treasurer Kenneth Welseman FRESHMEN CLASS The Freshmen were actlve ln many organlzatlons, and were Well represented 1n declamatory, oratory, and athletlcs It IS very seldom that a Freshman wlns a letter IH basketball as our Freshman allstar 1 We fought herolcally through the finals and We are now lookmg forward to next year When we come back as Sophomores we vs1ll hardly be the same quakmg, scared Freshmen as We were when we entered Forty Nme 1 4,4 V 4 I , f ' 1' - ' .Y ,Az 'A J 'ff ,.. ... .Q ' . , , ' . ' ' - , - . - . . , . , . , . ' - . ' 1 ' ., . - 1 . . . . - . - 5 .. . . . . 5 . - , - Y M. Edmunds, F. Kingsley. ' ' : ' ' , . 2 , . ' , . s , . 1' s, . .2 s , . ' . . A , . , . . W ', 4. . ' . ' 1 . i. ' ' ' . l. S , . . ' r 3 - 45, - . ' ' , . ' . - ' U - V 5-' ' . 1- '. ' - 1' 'S v I - - - - x I l - - as sa V Y ' ' Y .5 qv IOP ROW O Anderson M Nel on A Hem E Fenske B P nk I Hamnerly L Buckley SECOND ROW L lex on E Bolle .I Maltm K Welsman I Curtis L G rton R Jae er THIRD ROW I' Sc-Hui nu R F Grlmm X logex L Kaxms I Roach D Ander on H IK!-'IDBI IIONI ROW I Nlau M Pncn A Maxtmsen M Price M Cramer V Punto V bchlottmm A Ne enlahl l Hmlbuxt I' Haffelder FRESHMEN PARTY N Frlday nlght November 22, at 7 30 Mr Elmer Stahlkopf turned the d1al and tuned m on statlon M H S the occaslon belng the Freshmen party The Checkerboard SIX vsere bemg featuled and the first event was the Grand March led bs the Presldent and Vice Presldent The glrls were glven programs and the party proper began Several ln terludes between dances were filled wlth contests between the foul F1eshmen sesslon looms Sesslon room 204 was vlctorlous and each member was presented Wlth a sucker By the means of paper hearts the boys found the11 partnels and at nme o clock refreshments were seued Dancmg was lesumed untll 10 00 oclock, then the partv bloke up Evely membe1 of the Class of '33 vsent home satlsiied wlth thelr first class palty Flftv z . ' - 1 . . 4 , . ' , . : , . ua , .. - 1 , . '. : . v 's , . , . . ' ' , . ' ' , . . , 'i, . 3 . , . L! . ' : '. . ' ss . I. ' , '. L f -s, . ' .. . , . s . . ', D. Meyers, I., Werner, I.. Keck, B. Schwartz, E. Bohlimr, V. Barnett, 0. Prestru I. . . I , , . . -. . . ., Y I V w. . - . 1 M Q . . . . ' . 1 ' 7 . -. 1 v ' v 1 . Q , L, A L . I HONOR CUP HE Honor Cup was presented by the Glrls Athletic Assoclatlon in 1926 The first class to w1n it was the Cenlor Class of that year and lt has been won by each succeedmg Senior Class since Each year the class maklng the hlghest number of points shall be awarded the cup and the date and the class numeral shall be en graved thereon Merit points shall be awarded to the class accordlng to the follow mg schedule of merits and demerlts SCHOLASTIC Merxts One point for ev ry passing mark except gym and music One addltio al point fox every such st indlng over 90 One more addltion al point for every such standing over 95 Demerlts One polnt for every falling stand mg ATHLETICS Ments:-l'1ve points to every squad member making a letter. Two points for every squad member playing a full season. Five points to Hnal team winner of any girls-inter-class athletic contest. Five points to gym leaders throughout the whole year Dements Five points for any squad member whose conduct shall bring dlscredlt upon the school DEBATE ORATORY and DECLAMATORY Same as for athletic ORCHESTRA AND BAND Merxts One polht for mebership 1n beginners orchestra. Two points for membership in band or advanced orchestra. CITIZENSHIP Men-its:--One point for each student with per- fect attendance. From one to ten points for any student rendering a service of special merit which has not been awarded credit under any other department. One point for each week the class banks 100'?. Demerits:-One point for misconduct in class, assembly or about the building or grounds. Fifty-One 'E A eff. jgff-.,gg .iff O!! 1? 'lf 'f If Ti xTfF5I flI if NUR Att T he k f yf SONb OF POUR RICHARD NCF 1 week we hear the familial slogan guen by the bankels H Tomoi row is Bank Day again Let s all bank The next day we listen to the ungle of the pennies nickles and dimes as the pupils bank their hard earned cash fmay bel' The Qons of Poor Richard have been an organized group foi tou years and it has prow en to b very successful they weie complimented averages about 90 or better which is xery good There are now 30 members of Menomonie High Qchool Bankers who are in charge of a room on Bank Day We Vklgh the organization will always do its best to keep up the spirit of Banking in M H S President Chester Hvlland Vice President Robert Chamberlin Secretary and Treasurer Evelyn Hunt Fiftv P nc f f 1 ., ed K 4 4- 4 an 4- 4 .4 A W A if ' T , 1 c . . ' .' . ' '.', Q K6 , ', ' 9 Q! Y .l l - , . ' .l, c . Y' ' f ' ' 1 v y ., s ' A ' 1 - ' 1' . ' . ' e ' , ' ' by Miss Hill of Thrift Incorporated. Our percentage this school year Y I , y , ' ' y . 4 v , L . . Al 1 Y . M CLUB HE M Club IS the most actlve organlzatlon of 1tS klnd 1n Hlgh ll School It IS the Club to vwhlch all boys hope to galn admlttance Anyone Wlflnlflg an athletlc M IS a member Thls year the Club was the largest It has ever been The meetlngs thlq year were conducted by Pat O Connor Presldent Club an organized group Also M Club plns were adopted The M Club gave a party IH the Gym that plosed wery success ful Thev wlll brlng the season to a close w1th a banquet at vxhlch the Captalns of each sport wlll be elected for the next year and a Presldent to head next yeal s Club w1ll also be chosen Thls banquet wlll be followed by a dance l' lftx Slx CK 13 ,, ,, . . . . . . . . I D . 7 . . . ' . . . ,, ,, . . Y , . , . . This year, sweaters were bought with service stripes, making the ' KK 71 ' n J . as U , ' 4 Y Y Y ,,- Lw - , 1 ' ,s ' - .L Hi-Y HE organlzatlon of H1 X ln our school IS now two Vears old The purpose of lt IS to create ma1nta1n and extend throughout th school and communlty hlgh standards of chrlstlan characte Its platform IS clean speech clean sports and clean l1VlHg Thls IS the hlgh school Y M C A The H1 Y at present has tvs enty four members Twelxe of the e are Qenlors ThlS club has been very fortunate ln haung two able adusors Mr Hansen and Mr Lund llrI66tlIlgS are held exery two ss eeks on Thursday evonlngs and many lmportant t0plCS are d1scussed The club plans to send a large delegatmn to the Older Boys Con ference Whlch 19 to be held at Iuau Clalre 'lhe H1 Y sent a delegatlcn to the conference at Wausau and also one to Cameron Presldent Scott Dax 19 n Secretary Robext lurk Trea urer Robert Chamberlam Sergeant at A1 ms Chester Hylland Offiual Door Knocker Alex Sprmger Flfty Seven - . . . . , . . , s . Y . K E . . ' T. , . '- ' '- . ' 3 M . . . . Y. ., . . . . I v x L ' . . , . , . . Vice President .,................... Stuart Anclersfm S ---------U-----M---H x , ,- .' . f ' r ' , A l THE BAND wal Presldent La Xerne Hansen Vlce Presldent Wallace Nlltchell HAT IS It that makes the pep assembhes peppv'? Why lt 1S XE, the band' What IS It that helps the team to vx1n the basket ball games? It lb the enthuslastlc crovsd lnsplrecl by the bind Wlth Mr Grevg back as dlrector the orgamzatlon has made ldplil pxogress th1s year and the boys have developed 1nto a real band Th band has many new members thlg yea1 each one contr1but1ng h1S best work The band b69ldPS glxlng concelts 1n assembly and asslstlng the Boy Scout Assoclatlon at thelr btunt CITCUQ and playlng at basket ball games gave a successful concert at the Stout Audltorlum 1n Aprll They also made a publlc appearance plaung at Wllson Park ln Max The band deserxes much credlt for brmglng about the unlfled school splrlt so ChaI'dCt91lStlC ot Menomonle Hlgh I' lftv Flght T l , .. .. - - ,Y KW A , A . ' 1 . . 1 . . . . U. , I ' . Y- 1 . . - 4 A. ' L V n 7 P I . . . . C N . . D , . ' .. S ' . C . . , f vp . .7. A ' . Y , . f . I . . Y . . 1 . , L l . ' f ' 1 J- . v . ,, . ., Y x . . . . .. . . Y. -V 7 4 . . 7 l. 7 k K . .. ' ' 1. . . . ,. . . ,. . -lr ORCHESTRA Prealdent JTUIQQ Kmlt HE orchestra haa been the most actue club of the year c H a1e about to g1V6 a play who shall furnlsh the ITILISICV WVhy the orchestra' Wheneyer called on to play for assembly plo grarrs chool plays or other Qchool actlvltles the orcheatra under llr Gregg s able leadershlp IS there ready and wlllxng to do 1tQ share A selected group furnlshed the muslc for our plava Safetv Flrat and Stray Cats also for the Operetta Peplta The orchestra lourney ed to Elk Mound on the evening of Aprll 15 and gaye a concert at the Elk Mound P T A me tmg The orchestra yy 1ll appear 1n an outdoor concert Sometime m Nlay and they yylll fu1n1sh muslc for Commencement Flftx Nlne ' f .I ' . Y ff . f .fr 9' . , . .. ,mf 'f ,K in 'ts' f i I c - W i T .. K -. --.--. -Y ..... --- .........,,,. 1 , 'Q ' DiI'6CtOI' ......-.-., ,--.- -.----- A -,--,A-, IN I r, Gregg v A , ' , , mW X 4 ' ' 1 1' 'V , . . . , Q V . . . 1 . , U . , . . . , . . v. . . , ' ' ll ' ,Y ff Y Y, if ' Y, . 7 . . V. . . . Y . A N . v- ,. BOYS GLEE CLUB HE first publlc appearance of the Club was early IH the vear at the annual Parent Teachers ASSOC13tl0H meetlng The Glee Club also contrlbutes a ma1or part to the Commencement program and Natlonal Muslc week mflth 36 VOICES 1o1ned ln unlty and harmonv of the season was the productlon of a Mexlcan operetta Peplta by a group from each of the Glee Clubs IVIISS Renee Wolters a neva dlrector thlS year must be gn en cred1t for the success of the Club One of the mam features of the Glee Club IS a quartet composed of Harry Kellel Scott Davlson James Kraft and Byrne Beguhn and they appeared between acts at Safety Flrst A new plan was followed thls year of d1str1but1ng the Glee Club mem bers throughout the assembly to produce better halmony IH smgmg Smtx , .. .. V g the Glee Club has made its season a success. One of the high lights , ' ' mx ' yr . . . , 7 ! ' y 4 ' 1 v 9 ! ' ' as ' rv . Y . . . - Y , . . . GIRLS GLEE CLUB OTHING can take the place of a well balanced well organwed X group of glrls VOICES We have thls year a large Glee Club comprlslng forty members and that xt IS a well organlzed and well tra1ned group and has been p1oxed by 1ts several pubhc appear ances For thls much credlt must be gn en to the dlrector MISS Renec Wolter The first publlc appearance of the Glrls Glee Club was a selectlon A selected group of the organlzatlon was chosen to take part ln the Operetta Peplta Wh1Ch was presented by members of all the Glee Clubs From the Junlor and Senlor Glrls Lflee Club w1ll be chosen a sololst to represent our School at the Rlver Falls NILISIC Contest The final appearance of the Glee Club Wlll be at the Commencement program Forty nlne Sophomore glrls are vxorklng dxllgently ln a preparatlon Club Each year a Sophomore group IS IH tralnlng to replace the num GIOUS Semors who are graduated In thls may M H S IS assured of a well tra1ned Glrls Glee Club SlXty One ... I - N T ' T ' ' -A . V .L , .. ., , . which they contributed to the Thanksgiving Program in the Assembly. KK ' 37 ' . . . 1 , . . T Q , I ' . Q A ' Y - ' Y n - he u .L S PEPITA Sxxtv Two I Z K 'x N 'x N I Q m X C K N N. N 25 4w arch M U2 y Even da Tues U1 ll tor ud s at the Stout A ub C 96 G School gh H by the presented Mexlcan operetta 3. 3 Peplt dec ded success ,- r nt e Janet M e een Dedrch S 9 Gabe e n Esther L Lou se M H Caro ara F1 onahan N R K N wartz W 1 Wo novx skv C yde P nkepank Arthur Sch d h t Ch t yrea Wllson n H Lew s Berge an Innkeeper Pedro S8 0 V l tel' gh el pa hls dau beran N a u arlys R Cher rt CI' rry Ke outlaw arlos an erbe Lou Etta Schroete a Mexlcan ma1d ep ta nson Rober d erdah ames tr ck ev O Connor am J Pa nsky To Haro I1 Samdahl R 3 Scott Dav son Do L Tel' Fe bert ---,A Amer1can m1ll1ona1re th an OI' 1y Hepw CII Stroz aph Vennes Roy Larson er eo d Puh H Jean Gcod ne Hepworth hls slster Byrne Be-pu hn hm valet llson yla hester tuart Anderson a smuggler ORIG! 0 .-1 and young men Vlllage malds Chorus R R 'W A 'P x OI' rect d N 1 1 TX' ' , 1 1' ' , 11 3' 1 1 1 1 , , !. I H ' ' , 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1, Q a i . .I '1 1 C A S T Dorcthy Peck, Sophie Jeatran, Irma Miller, Eve yn Hunt, 1 --U----nun-U--hu ix lr C 1 i , 1 li, , 111 , S F i v ' ----------------------- Olive Hyland 1:7411 . 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 it tl C , -..-.---..-..---......-..-- Ha 11 I ' , V , f I P 1 , ' ' ............... rr H, 1 -1 1' 1 1 , ., 1 5 1 H, - --- 1 i 1., 1. , l1,1l1am Ja '. . H- -M -un--nun gaxt , , 1 i , 1, .1 , W- -L ' - --U --1 -U -U I Harol 1, 1 , ' , i ' , ' R ,y A no U -in---in ' S A C I nd. X 2 .2 ' ' . Director ................................. Renee Wo ters ,X V' ' ' , , , , i 1 Orchestra ..................., I ', i 3 '12 T922 G all P Spec a oerth W orothv D a Klatt On Ill Ra OD Thomps lI',fl'l1'1l3. SAFETY FIRST fare eomerlx Ill 'Ihre e s THE CAST Ilcl Monteomclv l xoune husbllld Illltxltlx D t e h Icrlx Arnold ldeleetlxe cleteetlxe Herbelt Ix rsol m 1 lxxiul hllll ln L on llll 018 ou Ben Nloeh 1 rl rom I'ul D1 e Iulll e N lmle Monteom rx Ileles xx e 'Nellle Wlllllms 5, o 5 t l Dorothv leelx th l mo rml Pet tel Tl, h mllt Pxelxn H t rx Ll I gnx -XINIIL1 n llllreeted bx Hllold IICHISLVII xerx xc II the QLIHOT lss o NICIIOIYIIIIIQ puhll es U1 lnnull Phe WI llomll 4 r o ne t pub 1 o a pllx lg glx SENIGR PARTY LISDAX exenlng Decembel 11 at 6 30 oelocle exerx memoel ot the class ot 1930 enteled old NI H S xxlth llght st p 'md an emptx stomach NVhat IS the OLLASSIOIIQ SLIIQIX xou knoxx Wh one of C llrle Sch blckers famous feeds It IS the custom of ex erx gladuatlng class to haxe l CIIYIYI 1 paltx lnd the class of 1030 dldnt fall After the eats and 1ILlCI6Y1t2lIIx sex eral atter CIIYIIIQI speeches lox th faeultx and membels of the class xxe adlourned to the gym to hung the exenmg to a Close bx danelng IXILISIC xxae IIUTHISIIGCI bx Halold Q Campus Plax boxs N11 Bongex vxas the stal ofthe exenlng IH the butlnsky All too soon to the stralns of Home Sxxeet Hom the happx Senlols descended the stalls tlom thelr last Cla s pflltx FOOTBALL PARTY HE football season xx as blought to a satlsfactolx close xxlth th me mbels ot the squad SI3.111l'lglI1 1 struggle on the exe of Flldax N x 1 Thls xxas then first nlght footb lll game Benny and hls Band urged the team on Hxlland lnd Blakhl starled IH the foot hall tag danee IH the fllst halt DLIIIHL' the half the squad xxlth thell troubles xx ele rexlxed xx lth a cake rspeclallx DISDTILLI fol the oe e l NIOII and lneldentallx Othll eats xxele selxed The seeonql hllt opened xxlth some galnlng dl hes bx Deekel All the IHBIHIJLIS dld thcll best to m lke thell numelous I lns DIOLICI of them At about elexen o eloelx the flnal gun xxent off lnd the stluggle ended IX e ll le lxe the lest to XOIII lnlagln ltlon Slxtx rIl1!Cl A . 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K1 'Z K. 1 ' l , , 1 , ' . . f , ' 1 v I Q A x L' ' l I 1 I ' I' IZ ' I I ' xl- ' - ' ' ' 2 ' Q DEBATE HE question for debate this year was Resolved that the mstall H ment plan of buying personal property as now practiced 1n the United States is both socially and economically desirable Both teams were coached by Mr E C Stahlkopf The affirmative team was composed of four Juniors Cordelia Moody Harry Keller Francis Lalson and WV11l1am Ward Roy Larson Dale Lunke Donald Johnson and Jane Swenson made up the negative team of which all were Seniors with the exception of Donald Johnson who 1S a Sopho more. The first triangle of debates was held on February 7. The Chip- pewa Falls negative defeated the Menomonie affirmative here, by a 90-100 decision. The same day the Menomonie negative was defeated at Eau Claire by a 97-100 decision. On February 18, the Menomonie Affirmative team debated the Owen negative team at Owen and defeated them by a score of 97-100. On the same afternoon the Owen affirmative was defeated by our negative at Menomonie by a 96-100 decision. On the evening of February 27, the negative team was defeated at Baldwin by a 96-100 decision. The following afternoon the Lady- smith negative team came here and defeated our affirmative by a 97-100 score. We feel that our efforts this year in debate have not been in vain, as we have trained five good debaters for next year's teams. Sixty-Four 121 11 Zifif If If FORENSICS CLASS SQHIOFS Junlors Sophornores F1 eshmen ORATORY Purl Drake Hauv Keller John Felrer Robert Gregg Jane Svs enson Prancls Larson Donald Johnson H H6HdF1CkSOH Rov Larson Klrby Prlce Jerry Kyle Semi Fmals Fmals Roy Larson Burl Drake The Toll of Industry Jane Svx enson Roy Larson In God We Trust Donald Johnson Jane Swenson The Worth of the Jew Ifrancls Larson DECLAMATORY Senlors Juniors Olne Hylland Cordel1a Moody Dorls Young Sara Fllnt Ex elyn Hunt Sophle Jeatran Sophomores Freshmen Illa Anderson Hazel House Vernetta Nutter Della Lemon Anna Slms Prxnces Kochendozfel Semi Finals Fmals Exelyn Hunt 1 Ollxe Hylland Llqulsh and LIOHS Dorls Young 2 Exelyn Hunt The Allen Sarah Fllnt Coldelxa Moody The W'h1te Hands of Tel Sophle Jeatran hem EXTEMPORANEOUS Seniors Junxors Burl Drake Cordella Moody Jane Swenson Byron Cudd Chester Hylland Sophomores Freshmen Emxly W'ard Robert Gregg Donald Johnson Jerry Kxle Dorothy Woerth Jack Curtls Seml Finals Fmals Jane Swenson 1 Jane Swenson Our Tdflg Leglslatlon Vlm N1 ard 2 Burl Drake The Retlrement of YVm Donald Johnson Hovs ard Taft Chester Hxlland 3 'Wm Ward Antarctica Sixty Flxe . . 1 J U ' 3 ' 1 1 -1 1 Q . . . . . . Y , , 1 U ,sn , 2 ca sy 3. A xx ,va 1 . . . 1. ' ' ' 1. ' 2. 2. ' 3. Y 3. ' 1. 1. 2. ' 2. ' 3. . ' 3. ' 2 A ' ' . . . v Y . 7 K Tu . .V . J, . . . ' , , ac ' H kv - 3 1 , -f Tu - - . . w - n . . 1. 1. ' 2. 3. 3. . ' 1. ' 1. 2. 2. ' j 3. 3. ' . . . , Y cc , ' '. ' as 1 L l' n 7 Y cz ' , V sv V Y Y in ' n A If '- I ' GAA HE Girls Athletic Association was organized for the purpose of ll stimulatlng more interest in girls athletics No one can be a member of a team who is not a member of this organization A new Constitution was drawn up and formerly adopted January 1 1930 Letters are now awarded for the attainment of points The num ber of points is determined bv the numbers of hours one participates 1n specially designated sports An M is awarded for 100 points 25 of which must be earned every year. For 50 points an emblem is awarded. , A If there are any Senior girls among the graduates who have played on every team during their high school career, they are presented with a medal. This year Evelyn Hunt, Mary Novacek, Ruth Prim and Evelyn Voelker will receive medals. Each year the G. A. A. has one big party. This year it was a Hard Time Party held January 18. Esther Lee received the prize for having the most unique costume. The evening was spent in dancing and stunts. Refreshments, hot dogs, hot chocolate, cookies fall kinds of themb and suckers were served. All too soon came 10:00 o'clock and a good time ended. Sixty-Six f f li lffilflffi 'if zflaf I f If ffffflflzfffff ff' ff 114' TUMBLING AXX POPULAR extra currlcular actlvlty for the glrls IS tumbllng N Cledlts toward a G A A emblem are earned ln thls sport Any Tuesday from 4 15 to 5 00 oclock a vlsltor at the gvm would have been astounded at the contortlons lnto Whlch the glrls wound themselves Through the courtesy of Stout Instltute some of the members of the class have been able to work over there The Stout Tumblmg Club and the M H S tumblers gave'a 1o1nt number at the Benefit Stunt Clrcus, on Aprll 11, for the Boy Scout ASSOC13tlOH Sixty Seven V f' ' Y , K QQ' if e Y .gm f .. - ... .. .. 4 1' - ,K L. .. - .rf .- A ' l w , l 1 X A ' .S ' . . . ' I . . U , ' .. 7 . . . . DANCING CLASS ACH Thursday mght after school the membels of the dancmg class assembled 1n the gym Fhe fundamentals of danclng were lealned and after these had been accompllshed most of the tlme xx as spent 1n vxorklng for the exh1b1t1on where they reached thelr cul m1nat1on 1n the number the Toy Shoppe The T03 Makers dolls all come to llfe for one hour at mldnlght dolls Russ1an dolls Danclng dolls Chlnese dolls Schoolday Sweet hearts Sallors Pr1ncesandPr1ncesses Falry dolls Dutch dolls Wlll O the Wlsp Glpsles Flower dolls and dolls of Italy Slxtv Elght , - W Y li n y . u -w -1 ' y ' 1 I , . 7 , . . . once each year while everyone is asleep. The dolls are: Tumbling 1 9 ' : ' - 1 - . g ' sg ' . ' . g ' . 3 sg ' , . . . . U t ' Y 7 ! ' f , - of f'Ymff.f1- effgm'l!z'!'f !1 'lf if If GYM LEADERS HE posltlon of a gym leader IS one of the most cherlshed '1 glrl ln Hlgh School can obtaln There are seyen outstandmg requlrements that must be comphed Wlth Q11 Ab1l1ty as a leader C25 Deslrable character Q21 Moral conduct ln and out of school Q45 Ab1l1ty as a gymnast C51 Academlc ax erage of at least 85 Q65 Dynamlc personallty C75 Gym ayerage of at least 85 As a reward for her work a leader FGCQIYQS an L for her flrst year of leadershlp and a chevron and numeral for each ensulng year As a Senlor for three years work she recenes a slly er medal and for four years work a gold medal Menomonle Hlgh School IS the onlv school IH th1s dlstrlct IH whlch thls pos1t1on IS obtalnable 1n Glrl s athletlcs The 1dea orlglnated wlth Mlss Krueger and has been carrxed on by MISS Anderson Mlss Chalmers and DIISS Schaefer Thls year Eyelyn Hunt yylll FCCGINQ a gold medal Ramona Klatt one chevron and Cyl eal W1lSOH an emblem The JLIIIIOI' Leaders V1y1an House and Sara Flmt vull TQCBIVQ thelr second year chevrons Sophle Jeatran and Gertrude Lotwln w1ll FGCQIVG first year chexrons The Sophomore Leaders Dorothy Gagnon w1ll each FCCQIXQ a chevron Dorothy Woerth and 'Nlarlan Barbo wlll TQCQIYG emblems One Fresh man Leader Helen Good wlll recelve an emblem Gladvs Vlckers xuthdreyy from school before the year was completed or she would haxe recely ed an emblem Slity Nlnc 1 w . . . .' . . 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Y 1 . .Y x9 L, 9 uv 1 I - v. . . 9 9 ' e v .V I - - 1 ff 17 THE ALUMNI MEDAL T IS the alm of the Nlenomonle Hlgh School Alumnl A soclatlou each xeal to present a gold medal to the best all alound g11l and box of the QQHIOI Class The qualliicatwns are the same as fO1 the Rhodes Scholalshlp The fnst medals VS916 awarded 1n 1914 ALUMNI BANQUET 'lhe foltx s1xth annual Menomonle Hlgh School Alumnl Banquet xx as held at the Memollal June 5 1929 M1 ld1I1l,IIT1 Clark presldent of the ASSOCl3t1OH called the atten ou1 Hlgh Sc hool The class of 29 was vxelcomed lnto the assoclatlon bv the presldent llId1XlH Pladoes of the class oi 29 1esponded The nexx M H S song xx as sung bx the class of 29 for the assoc laton after xxhleh the medals xxele axxarded to Esther Hendrlckson and Ceolge Blyant Illjllllg the OCCASION sexual muslcal numbels xxele glxen Thus the 101tX slxth annu Ll banquet xxas blought to a close bx the slngmg of lox altx Sexcntx ff XX 1 5 ' .L c . A . . . S . . I , , ,, KC V 4 77 ' 4 ' V' sv I ' 1 . . I D L 1 .' yu K1 1 1.4 y I '. 9' ' ' , 3' ' ' ' - - tion, to the members, that the year 1929 was the iifteth annix'ers.ary of ' D X I 1 1 1 v 7 f w y ' v ' ' w' - I 0 Y. 1 I 1 u ' Y fs Y . . . Y 7 S , ' ll I 1 Y . I I Y Y 1 Y . . I . ' ' 1 it ' U .ll S V A U L' 'L v i . 7 . .V ' Q tv-A-'Af 1 2 4 1 v A . L Uv ' ' cc H , sr J .V 1 n ALUMNI CLASS OF 1929 Ahrens A1 nold Farmlng Alcott Genex lex c Stout Almaas Lessle Eau Clalre Aune Helen Stenographer Paker Elmer Home Bates Loulse Rn er Falls Normal Bexndt James Stout Blume Ruth Eau Clalre Normal Clernmg Brlerly Robert Blyant George Burgeson Earl Buss Helen Carlson Helen Confer JQSSIG Cramer Idell Dowhsvllle Stout Red Owl Clerkmg Bus College Stenographer Stenographer McClellan Marhn Garage McG1lton Ruth D C Normal McLa1n Dorothy St Paul Teachers Collegc McMahon Margaret Stout Mlttlestadt Myrtle Luthern Hospltal Eau Lla1re Nloessner Gertrude Stenographer Moessner Randolph Worklng, Stout Home Home U of Wls Nelson Allce Nelson Kenneth Nlchols Fulton Noer Frederlck Ooley Irma U of Mlnn D C Normal Law Office Farmlng Davses Marxll Dennmg Vada Dennlng Jennle Dunn Jack Fenske Robert Stout F1tzpatr1ck Mlldred Stout Fladoes MRFVIH Stout Gauvln Wayne Farmmg Gerhan Harold Stand O11 Co Peckmlller Helen Petrle Mabel PIQFSOH Theodore PFICG George Proudlock Homer Quam Isabella Radke Ruby Redgren Darrell D C Normal Clerklng Stout Stout Stout Stenographer Marrled Stout nce Mmneapolls Rokenbrodt Flore Haase Herbert Hanley Exa Hanson Jay Harrlson Henry Hendrlcson Esther Hossman Ruth Stout Stout Farm ng Stout Stout Ruth Rossler Rhoda Stout Saloo Roy Stout Schauf Imogene D C Normal Scholfleld Vera Law Ofhce Schultz George EwensTob1n Co Slnz Anlta Flrst Natlonal Bank Ixerson Alu Eau Clalre Stout Nlmneapolls Sun Pralrle Johnson Glenn Kaatz M1ldred Keturakat Martha Stoxerlok Al1ce Steves Rlchard Stlndt Elmer Storl Davld Tangen Ivan Thorud Lmka Hospltal U of Wls Stout Stout Palnter D C Normal Knoble Bertha Koboskl Vltlan Krueger Kathryn Kuchenbacher Erne Home Stout Mmneapolls stlne Stout Stenographer Tletz Harold Vlgerust Oletta Marrled Kxale Ragna Mmneapolls Kueber Rose Mary Eau Claxre Larson Louls Stout Lausted Ruth Rlxer Falls Lee Edna D C Normal Lestrud Martha Eau Clalre Wallls Edgar Ward Nathan1el Callfornla Stout Webert Frances N C College Werth Irene Newspaper Ofhce Wlllxams Bernlce Hotel Marlon Woltgram Luella D C Normal Wolske Merlln Wls Tel Co Worachek Sylxla D C Normal Seventy One ff .F ' I ' , .ff , 0' f I5 .4 V .ar ff. 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' v ------ , Y -- . . 7- MHEIHMEDIIRHIHEQS Athletlcs N , 1 , , FOCTBALL Lyle C Pollock has been ln charg of foot ball for the past three wears In that txme he has succeeded IH mak mg' football a more m terestlng sport and ln tralnmg many good football m n He al ways IS domg hxs best to better the fellows ln whatever they are try mg to do Coach Pol lock IS well liked by the fellows and we wish hlm much luck xn his future teams Iamer Peter Lund a football star at Carroll College has been 39SlSt mg Coach Pollock Football and he has done well ln explaln mg the art or runnmg to the backtield men He IS also the Track Coach having starred ln the dashes at Carroll We hope he w1ll suc c ed 1n moldlng a pow erful track team for IN H Seventy FIVL TEAM PERSONAL valuable a set to the team in his last two years playlng fullback and halfback and was honored by election to captamcy in his last year OLSEN Guard Hls scrap in his two years of competition for M H S won him his major award KELLER The other Junior to win his letter was the heaviest man in the line and proved to be a hard man to budge Polly has him to build the line around MYRELL Guard Came from Chicago and made the team He put spirit into th team by his remarks one of which was Dont line the hit too hard boys BROWN Playing end showed good ability at snarlng passes His ability to get under punts was good STORY OF THE -SEASON Coach Pollock called for candidates the first week of school About fifty-nine aspiring young boys answered his call He had eight letter men left from last year and the response to his call for candi- dates brightened the outlook much A week went by and Coach Pollock cut the squad keeping out three teams. The backfield men were given in charge to Mr. Lund a backfield star on Carroll's State Champion team. The line was taken charge of by Mr. Pollock After three weeks of calisthenics and signal drill we engaged our first opponents with high regards to a successful season for 1929. Menomonie opened its 1929 football season with a victory over Colfax. The game the first half was a tie the last half we shoved over four touchdowns due to some good ball carrying and interference The final score was 25-13 in our favor. It looked as if a successful season was at hand Seventy-Six BRAKER:-Has played four years of football for M. S. He proved to be a TEAM PERSONAL PUHL Playing end and tackle he was a good man on defense getting many tackles BAXTER After striving for two years very hard he became a lett r man in his Senior year He was a fast man on his feet and was a good blocker CHAMBERLAIN Tried for three years to make the team and succeeded when he became a Semor He was one of the upholders at the middle of the llne MEYER Playing his first year of football for M H S showed he was a good man at sending passes to the ends He will be back next year around which a backfield must be built HENDRICKSON Guard Another Senior worked three years before he gained recognition as a Guard position STORY OF THE SEASON CContmuedj Coach Pollock took his fellows to River Falls to try and avenge the defeats handed Menomonie for five years. The game was a struggle from whistle to whistle. There was a little time left to play and we were in a scoreless tie when a long pass to Hylland, and a plunge by Capt. Braker took it over. We had won our first victory in five years over the Falls by 7-0. Chippewa came here with a strong eleven which was set on win- ning this game. Menomonie was just as determined. The first half Chippewa got two counters before our fellows got down to business. The second half the fellows outplayed Chippewa but could not get the oval over for a counter. Menomonie could not score and the game ended in Chippewas favor 12-0. Hudson came here with a scrappy bunch of fighters. Menomonie seemed listless and sluggish and disappointed the fans who had seen the Falls contest. Hudson fought from start to finish and received as their reward, the game, which ended in their favor 13-6. Seventy-Seven if 'If ll 41 TEAM PERSONAL DECKER Played fullback and end Was a constant gamer at fullback and a block ing man at both positions He won his maJor letter last two years OCONNOR Center Our scrapping Irishman played center for two years and was a good pivot man Opponents found real opposition in him DRAKE Our midget halfback was fast on his feet and his long circling run proved disasterous for several teams PINKEPANK Playing tackle he proved a mighty scrapper on both defense and offense HYLLAND Who strived three years for a position gained one this year His ability to catch passes gained an end position for him STORY OF THE SEASON fContmuedJ The team went to Eau Claire to try to make up for the defeat handed them the Saturday before. The fellows played good ball the first half but in the second half everything went wrong, and Eau Claire scored when given the chance. Our inability to take advantage of scoring position lost the game 27-0. The Irish were host to us in our next game. The game was fairly even for a few minutes but suddenly the officials started penalizing Menomonie for many losses while the Irish were penalized but once throughout the whole game. The score for Menomonie came in the last quarter. New Richmond defeated us 19-6. Our final game of the season was with Barron. This game meant the final game for thirteen of Menomonie High School letter men and also for six reserves. The game started with Barron pushing one over the first 3 minutes. Then our boys got busy and put it over, making the final ending of the season for 19 fellows a pleasant one. Score 14-13. Seventy-Eight 1171 2zfzi?f'!f?f 'if' zfzfyf Eff I if A BASKETBALL RALPII HUFCHINSON BONGEY has been Cl1I'9Ct1Ilg M H 5 basketball teams for the past txxelxe years Bongeys teams have won many sectlonal champlonshlps and hate shown up well at Qtate Nleets Bongey s ab1l1t5 to take green maternal and mold It into a wete1an team ln one season places hlm aboxe other Coaches In Splte of hls sternness all the fellows respect Coach Bongey Hls ab1l1ty to put h1S team at eas xx 1th h1S nxt and humor has helped them mln many games Bongev has the good WlSh6S of ex ers Basket Ball man and especlally those of hlS Qenlor xet erans Sex entw Nine r w . . . ., it . . . . V v 9 v H . . . Y 7 Y ' lf LJ L . V 7, Y ' I .. ' ' N Y 1 -1- . . . i . . 9 Y. . v. V. v v y 4 U . N .. V nj v ' ,. , ,- BASKETBALL TEAM PERSONAL Capt Gerald Decker Guard Deck was a back guard of hlgh cal1ber xxhose xx ork was alxx ays conslstent He was a star ln h1s posltlon ard nex 61 falled to get the ball off the back board Wayne Braker Guard Blake helped much IH puttmg down the offenslxe play of the opposmg team He was a fast breaklng guard and h1s drlve helped much ln gettlng the ball tovx ards the opponents basket Chester Hylland lrorward Chet prox ed to be a fightlng forward 1n thls 36315 l1neup H1s ab1l1ty to fight under the basket and follow shots m gaxe the team many pomts Blll Braker Center The Freshman vxho xxas started on h1s basketball career bv Bongex dex eloped mto an outstandlng man on the team He should dex eloo mto a great player bx h1s Semor year Paul Trlnko-Forward T11nk xx as one of the keen eved basket shooters of the team H1s long shots gaxe the fans many thrllls Paul has another year to compete for M9H0mOHlQ and should make the lmeup strong next xeal Rob rt Chamberlm Bob had the hard task of steppmg 1nto the flont l1ne whenex E1 he xx as needed He alxx ays put forth h1s best and h1s substltutlon d1d not xx eaken the team Carl Meyer Nley er a Junlor xx as another reserve and nex er falled to do h1s pa1t xx hen called upon Carl Wlll be one of the strong contenders fo1 the team next year Clyde Plnkepank Guard Plnk xxas alxx axs leadx to put forth h1s best xxhen called upon to take some ones place He plax cd good ball 1n all games he took palt 1n E1ghtx , ... as av ' - Y , Y V , A , 1 L, L. a K A A v 4 .-, KA , 77 ' ' , ' y , . 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S K4 79 ' ' ,, ' , , l 7 I ' 7 A 7 7 U ' 7' v 1 v - r I Y 7 v ' 1 4 . .4 SUMMARY OF THE SEASON HE call for basketball men bv Coach Bongey brought a response of fifty men This was cut down unt11 fifteen men were kept out The outlook for the ea on seemed bright as four letter men from last year were back Capt Decker Braker Hylland and Trlnko The week following the final cut was spent in learning a few plavs The season was opened with Colfax COLFAX There December 7 Bongevs proteges opened the 1929 30 season wlth a win from Colfax there 'lhe game showed that the boys had an eye for the ba lcet Colfax threatened but once and we won Z9 71 COLFAX Here December 13 Colfax came here for a return game The gam proved to be very unlntcrest mg' as Colfax plased a stalhng game The score at half time was 5 3 The game ended ln our favor 12 7 HUDSON Here December 21 Erchell a former student of Stout now teaching at Hudson brought his team here The ,frame was fairlv easllx won Trmko found an eve for the basket and scored slx tlmes Hudson went back home on the short end of the score 2u 13 CHIPPEWA FALLS Here January 10 The Cardinals of Chippewa were our next opponents The first half was vcxy unlucky fox our players the score belng 1. 4 ID thelr favor We came back strong in the second half but too much of a lead had been malntalned The final score was 20 16 RIVER FALLS Here January 17 Rner Falls came down with a light but fast bunch It proved to be an 6XC1t mg game with the score a tie most of the way Capt Decker and Braker did ome fine guardlng Hylland led ln scoring with 13 points Two overtlme periods were played Braker making the wlnnlng basket from the middle of the fioor River lfalls was xanqulshed Z7 24 NEW RICHMOND There January 24 of the season there Scoring was even throughout the game and Bill Braker a fresh man showed he was capable of playing basketball The guards worked to p rfec tion and cur offense was excellent We left New Rlchmond atoned for our defeat ll1 lfootball The tally was 23 S EAU LAIRE There January 31 The led and whlte lnx ided thelr aiclent rnals Fau Claire there in their Gym Phe gime was fast and much rivalry was seen between teams We led at the half 1? 8 but Eau Claire came back strong and oxereame our lead At the end of the ame the scor was tled In the ox ertxme period Eau Claire scored the XVll'1T1lI'lg basket Vlth about a minute to go The game ended in their favor 21 19 but the5 bv no means proxed they were stronger EAU CLAIRE Here February 7th Ade Olsens Basket hoorsters came here to try for another victory Eau flalrc started the SL0l1l'lg' but soon our boxs began to get their eye The half ended ln Red and xvhlti, faxor 14 4 Our defcn c was perfect and Fau Claire sue eded cttlng only 9 polnts whlle our front line of offense netted Z6 points It was a decided VlLtOlV for Capt' Decker s team RIVER FALLS There February 14 The te im went to River Falls to t x to gain a xletorw on thell H001 The team Fightx Two ll 5 g ' ac u I , e , . , ! 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' 1' ,. vw , eemed to haxc an off night as we couldn t get golng Capt Kuss of RIVCI Fxlls ran wild -md g,'1rnered 11 points The boys wexc defeated P9 15 NEW RICHMOND Here February 21 The Irish myaded the home floor wlth th lntention of defeatlng, the boys The game wus slufglsh and low 'lhc CCOIQ at the half XVIS in 0 m ou1 fayor The second half was on eyen bdglk and the final score was 19 fm Another garnc was tucked away fox the Bong y boys HIPPEWA FALLS There March lst The team went oyer to Qhlppewa with the lntentlons of comlng home y1ctor1ou lic exme looked pretty blue fox the te xm at first Capt Decker was put out ox fouls The sccre at half was 17 J ln thelr fawox We came back strong Pmkepan who took Deckezs place played a wonderful game at guard B1ll Brak 1 and Hyll1nd lcd In scorlng, wlth 8 points aplece whlle Plnkeys and Brakers g'L.'1rdlng couldnt be penetrated for many short shots The final score was all our way as the C016 was 78 92 ln our favor HUDSON March 8 The la t came Cf the season was played at Hudson The game proyed to be eu mterestlnge b cause Hudson came back aftel bemg beaten 10 4 to t1e the core th third qoalter Tl' y wele nexer ahead but were too close for safe ws sake We managed to put 1n two WARD BAKKEN Pee Wre was the manager of all the athlet IC teams th1s vear f therc Xvls anxthmg to be done Pee Wee was al ways there to do lt Hls exexy effort was ent towald betterment of the team He lS '1 capable and well lkerl ma agzel TRACK X EINONIOBIE Hlgh track season ofhcm started about the mlddle of March Thls year they are belng coached by a folmer Carrol star, Elner Lund the flyln Qwede Capt Hylland and Decker are the only letter men from last years squad but ther ls much promlsmg mateual shown 1n Drake Blown, Nelson, B Chamberlln, H Puhl Han sen, Kreuger, Ande1son Nllller, L Puhl G Chamberlln, L Olson, B Braker, D Klatt, and F Curran The first meet, ln whlch the fellows w1ll haxe a chance to show what thev are capable of dolng IS the annual class meet where much 11X3.ll'y IS shown The team also w1ll be entered ln a sec t1onal meet at Eau Cla1re An mxltatlonal meet 1 111 be held 1n Menomome and one at Nlondou where they w1ll be entered We wlsh the track team much luck in tix mg to succeed ln brmgmg home some tlack tlophles XKl'l1Cl'l haxe seemed haxd to get du1 ng the last fex few yeaxs Elghty Three . 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ISIBIXI 15121128 Features THE BIGGEST LIE I EVER TOLD QA True Blue Storyj INCE my early kldhood I haye been bummlng the roads and ralls X playmv' hunches as the wlnds of fate decreed I had no guald 1an to lay lestralnt on my Wanderlust and It IS probably th19 that made me what I was It so happened that I was ln a small town ln WISCOHSIH tMenom on1e I b9l19X6 was the namel w hen I got one of my perodlcal hunches W1th a beatlng heart and set 1aws I hopped onto the eastbound fl elght Bv l lsure tray el I arrlved on the Atlantlc coast 1n a weeks tlme Wlth no place 1n partlcular to go I was wandering almlessly around when I esp1ed a warm glow C0m1Hg f1om a bulldlng nearby I walked toward It On 1nspect1ng It closer I percelyed that It was a hangar I sllpped up to a wmdow and peeked IH Two mechanlcs were check mg oy er a monoplane Here s mv chance says I to myself for a good warm sleep tomght I crept around to the front The door was partly opeu so I cray led ln unpercelved by the two workmen I managed to crawl up to the plane and get into the cabln Once I got 1n there lt too c but a moments tlme to get snugly settled out of sxght of a chance ob seryer In a yemv few mmutes I was snoozlng soundly When I awoke It was the rythmlc throbblng of a powerful motor and a gentle rocklng swaylng sensatlon It took me a moment to collect my thoughts and concentrate them on recent happenmgs Wlth the sudden shock of reallzatlon I sprang up and ran to a wlndow As far as I could see 1n all dlrectlons there was but a turbulent mass of seethlng waters about two hundred feet below We were ln the was gazlng at mc from agonlzed pam racked eyes He was a tall sllm chap w 1th an honest looklng countenance so I went forward and asked lf I could help hlm He dldnt hear me for the nolse of the motor o I yelled asklng h1m what was the trouble Too much p1e before I left he groaned Before you left where? I roared Before I left the Umted States saye he and 1f you can t HV a plane we re both outa luck I cant hold out any longer wlth the pam Im ln What s your name? I bellowed next He Sald somethlng which I afterwards found out was Llndberg At any rate I helped hlm from the pllots s at and I took control of the plane w hlle he lay goanlng on the floor I flew stralght ahead It seemed no tlme at all t1ll I saw France loommg up before me but ln reallty I had p1loted oy er two thlrds of the way over the ocean Imdberg got better after a r st of ten or twelye hours and he landed the plane m Flance I returned to my hldlng place w hlle Lmdy got 111 the conglatulatlons for hls tlansatlantlc fllght I don t hold lt a unst h1m how ex er because he gaye me a llberal sllce of hls prme money and a swell feed I haxe told thls esperlence for the first t1me and only now because I trust you all to keep mum Elghty Qex en If Y y ' v ' . '1 . A w b ' 3 Y. Y. I - n. Z3 ' ' ' X ' f . - . 5 L Y .. L - . 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' . , Q ' '. 4 -f ' ' I l 4 . . . , . . v '-1 I I 1 I Y if v-KI v DOGS X EBSTER glves these two classes of dogs 1 A ca1n1x arou XR mammal kept 1n a domestlcated state 2 Am of xauous devlces used ln holdlng or gr1pp1ng usually made of 1ron or steel I have st1ll another type that could be added Thls IS the xerl table Hot Dog For those of you who do not know what a Ho Dog 1s I w1ll attempt to define It It IS commonly known as the voungest of the Bologna famlly varylng 1n SIZE shape and taste Qome are short fat and JUICY others 1ust the OppOS1t6 The Hot Dogs l1ke all dogs have a wezy roamlng natule Boln 1n the Broadway Market Schnelder Bros or some other meat market they soon leaxe thelr beloved relatlves and go adxenturmg When thelr purchaser has reached h1s destlnatlon the Hot Dogs are elther placed IH the fr1g1da1re where they almost freeze 01 they haxe a fork 1abbed 1nto the1r tender sldes and then are held ox er glowlng coals unt1l thelr skms are scorched to a crlsp brown coatlng home of them bark and sputter but others Wlth a llttle slgh of reslgnatlon glVC themselves up a martyr ln the Bologna famxly For those who haxe llved a good lf short llfe there 1s a pleasant after llfe awaltmg them Aftel endurlng the tortures of belng QLO1 ched at the stake or at the end of a fork they are surpr1sed to fmd them selx es lymg on a soft downy bed that 1ust came from the bakery and they are belng cox ered W1th cool sooth1ng mustard How 9261 for those who have not trodden the path of rlghteousness there awalts a slmllar bed but mstead of soothlng mustard they are smothered IH on1ons laxlshly sprmkled wlth salt and peppel and then lcft to enter the dark canyon of death flom wh1ch there 1s no 1etu1n A TRIP T0 HADES As I sat m the bow of our shlp I watched the rapldlx changmg scenery as we traveled to the Clmerlan land When we had closs d the ocean stream we came to the place where the grove of Pexsephon stands We dlsembarked there and I went to the place whele 1nto Acheron runs Cocytus a stream that IS an offshoot of the r1xe1 Styx As I approached th1s spot d1m figures of by gone personages emerged from the chaos and gathered about me I first dlstlngulshed John Erskme the Modernlst next I saw one of my frlends who had depart ed from the earth for th1s llfe of ex erlastlng flre I went ox er to her but she xanlshed 1nto thm a1r I stood there wonderlnglw when I saw Paul Rexere famous for hls mldnlght rlde He was mountlng the most beautlful horse I had ever seen It was a steed as black as a cloudy mght no even blacker than that as black as ebonx Plom 1ts cax ernous ey es and mouth spouted a blue and scarlet flame Im en then as I watched I saw hun dlsappear 1nto a mlsty vapor and w hele he had been nothlng 1ema1ned but a huge mass of molten laxa All Elghtw Iplght Xl ' ' . . 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I I 1 - . 1 . y 1 , 1 , I , . . v 1 v K 7 Li V L pf 5 ' v . . . . 7 V . , I , . . ,. 1- r alound me there lssued forth moans md groans that eaused shlxers to x1br xte along my splne Agam I would grow hot flom a fire that l'03.l9Cl and mom d ln the dlstance The tongues seemed to be threatemng to consume me and draw me mto then fiery hell I wanted to run and leave th1Q dleadful spot but mx teet were rooted to the ground Ex erx lhmg xxa tlemendouslx dal k and Vlfellfl Then I saw ex presldent Hardmg Lloyd Ceorge and followlng slowly belllllfl them Charles Dlckens who x as earrxmg sex eral noxels ln h1s alms It seems as though I saxx the x n geanee hox ermg oxe1 h1m I xx ondered lt he was studylng the hte ot the people of Hades noxx 1I'lStQ3.Cl of the people of the prl ons xxhlch he xvrote about on earth Was he famous here Quddenlv a mammoth sp1r1t floated towards me xv1th hands out stretched as lf to crush me to 1ts bosom I stepped backvx alds Lllltll I came to the edge of the burnlng flood but stlll the Splrlt kept com mg toxx ard me Thoughts of my self rowlmg IH that fierx gulf clos el mx mmd I stumbled backwards fell down down I screamed and awoke It was only a dleaml SPRING QIHCQ Qplmgs ln the offlng Im ldllglllfl md sloxx Nly bram IS '1 laggald for falr The wheels ln my head ale re IlS1I'1g to go The xx olst of lt IS I dont cale qprlng fexel has caught me Im tlght ln 1ts grlp The thought of hard labol I hate I guess Ill lust glxe all my duties the sl1p And go out md dlg for ome balt Im ClI'f,d.ITl1llg of fish poles And slnkers and llnes Im dleamlng of blooks and the llke To feel a nsh tugglng my xx hole belng p1nes Im lealous of Walton s boy Ike The seent of the nelds seems to be all alound At least I lmagme lt 13 Great Scott how Id llke to get close to the ground And mmgle wlth Nature Gee Whlz Qay llsten old top Let s ehuek all our xx ork and NIeet on the bank of a eleek Let s banlsh our xx orrles and all thmgs that nk Let s klek em d.S1Cl6 so to spe 1k Lets rxg up our tackle and drop m ou1 ho :ks Lets leaxe the old xx orld to Its fate Youll go xx1th mel Hooray' Then It s me fol the brooks' Ill go out and dlg for some balt VN NI Flghtx Nune 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 '1 1 11 1 c 1' ' A 1 1 1' 1 ' Z 1 H 1 1 71 1 1 1 1, A11 x. 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V ,. 1 L-1 CALENDAR FOR 1929 30 SEPTEMBER Mon 9 Open ng day both at school and smoke shop Tues 10 Pollock takes h1s fighting fools out for thelr first p1 lctlce Gregg got h1s band tuned up for the first tlme Wed ll Orchestra got thelr first work out Mon 16 Elected gym leaders Pres E Hunt Vlce Pres R Klatt Sec C Gabeleln Treasurer M Barbo Wed 19 Elected bankers offi cers Pres C Hylland Vlce Pres R Chamberlin Sec and Treas E Hunt Turs 26 Annual Staff Bus Mgr and Edltor 1n Chlef elected Fn 27 The locals defeated Colfax for the1r opening game 25 Mon 30 G A A elec on Good Sec D Gagnon T1eas R Klatt Classes held caucus meetlngs OCTOBER Sat 5 The boys tfax eled to Rlver Falls to take their first VIC tory from them smce 1923 Score Wed 9 Classes elected thelr year leaders Karl IS our Pres Sat 12 Ch1ppewa came down to defeat us 12 0 Sat 19 Hudson came down to llck us again 13 6 Tues 22 Annual Staff com pleted Sat 26 The t am traveled to Eau Clalre for thelr worst defeat of the season 27 0 Tues 29 Senlors put on a spooky Halloween program NOVEMBER Sat 2 New Rlchmond beat the football boys 19 6 We sald lt was unfair but its all forgotten now Fri 8 Rey Randall talked to us for Armlstlce day program The team traveled to Barron to wmd up the season Wlth a sweet vlctory 13 12 Fr-1 15 Our Annual football party was presented to a larg us for Armlstlce day program The cake was better than ever Bong cy s call for basketball men echoed throughout the buildlng Mon 18 Mr Ballentlne gave us the first of a serles of talks Fn 22 The Freshmen had thelr annual class party Lots to cat and lots of fun Wed 27 Thanksgn 1ng pro gram presented by Lvle and his followers All books closed at 4 15 for our Thanksgiving xacatlon Mon 2 Back to school dog on It Ballentme gave h1S second talk to us thls one on Attltude Tues 3 Annual Staff starts their Annual stub sale Gave a court scene m assembly in whlch Chester Hylland was our V1Ct1m Thurs 5 Bongey burned his fingers 1n the lab Ha' Ha' Frn 6-Sophomore party all for fun and fun for all Thurs 12 Bongey took hlS cagers to Colfax for thelr open1ng game Defeated Colfax 29 21 Frn 13 Very lucky 13 but the Junlors sure made whoopee at thelr annual class party Tues 17 -Semors had the1r las class party It was a d1nne1 pafts and speeches were gn en by dlffer ent students Frm 21 Gaye our Christmas program Hudson came doun Nlnety 7 . .- i , ' ' . X '9 ' 3 . - 'Y ' I i' K . - ' , x ,w ., . , , . ' D I Y ' ' , . - . ., . , . . . 5 . . ., . - - 1 . . . . T '7' , 13. u 1 n 3 - . .- . . . ti . ' - 1 1 Pres., E. Huntg Vlce-Pres., J. DECEMBER 9: ., . g - ., - -- - - , . . . . ' - ', xc ' ra , 9 , . 0 Ii K K A i 1 ' 1 ' i ' . K u . . 6-0. . .- ' ' u .Q I 7 1 .T , . ' 'T ' .u fi , f . .- Q ' , 4 ' - Y . . L Y . . .1 Y l V here only to get defeated 22 13 JANUARY Mon 6 bchool opened to the d1sgust of many Frn 10 Chlppewa defeated Bongey s boxs 23 13 Tues 14 Stlay Cats was pr sented by the Hlgh School It sure was a howllng success Trl 17 Blg matlnee dance at 5 40 Menomonle d feated Rnel Falls 1n one of the fastest games of the season wlth two ox 9I't1l'l19 perlods Score 21 24 BlllV Bra ker got hls first chance to show h1S real worth Tues 22 Vaccmatlon call Elther xacclnatlon or 14 days ya catlon Most of us were XZCCI nated Fm 24 'lhe team UWXCIGC1 to New Rlchmond to get exen wllh them for our football defeat by de featlng them 2? 8 Frn 31 We traxeled to Eau Cla1re to take a hard defeat 21 19 Frn 7 M Club put on a rev program for Eau Cla1re Plnky gaxe us a laughlng solo We downed Eau Cla1re 96 9 Chlppewa came ox er and defeat ed our defeators Our neffatlxe team went to Eau Cla1re to get another beatmg ln debate Frn 14 Bongey s men W nt o Rn er Falls for another defeat Z 1 A lbl Sat 15 M Club put on 1 1 whoopee dance 2Jc and CVQIQ body was there to haxe one of th best txmes they ex er had Tues 18 Ou1 two de a e downed both of the Owen t ams Frn 28 Chlppewa came down so we could exen up the SCOIGS wlth them 28 22 MARCH Tues 4-Mlss Wolters song St91S put on then WIQYICHH Oper etta Peplta F 1 7 The team traveled to hudson for the1r last game of the eason VX e defeated them 25 21 Wed 12 Bongey took hls cag els to the Rlver Falls tournament llany Jall Blrds followed The Hrst nlght we dow ned the battnng Irish 12: 9 Thur 13 We took Hudson through the cleaners wlth a score of 29 11 We 16 on to the Flnals Hulrah' Fm 14 Once more Bonge l lngs the trophy to Menomonle by C1OWI11I1g Rlver Falls 17 11 T312 saxed the day for us Wlth thr e hlg long shots All of our men placed on the tournament teams Decker and Baby Braker on the ms 111 tournament teams Tues 18 Bongev once rror presented Tlck wlth the trophy Tues 25 Bongey took hls ca ers to Madlson to try the1r luck Wed 26 Bad news Superlol downed Menomome 20 11 Thurs 27 More tough luck cnomome was defeated by Tom ah 14 14 APRIL Tues 1 Mlss Qchnexder s blfth day Also April Fool Tues 8 The Annual play afety lflrst was present d Thurs 10 The Band boys went OXL1 to Qtout to show off Thurs 17 Extemporaneous crntc tmts do the1r stuff Fm 18 Ah' A day off lues 22 The Great Oratols h xc the1r day Wed 23 The glrls reassure the Hlgh ts to the1r abxlltv to talk MAY Thurs 29 Q0 Long' Nmetx One v Y v 1 1 1 ' C . 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Jean No but he xxhlstles the tunes DIXOH fln Engj Th refore xxe must sax sxxlmmlng IS a rare UO1t llex er Huh thats more of a I ud ithmklng, tastb Oh he s s x Ll th ln I am and I xxas lst loo img, to see lf he caught up xe M s Holmes Do you hke Klp mg ara Fllnt I dont know H xx do you K1pple s hay Toneo roxx t o neo Ple xx1ll xxolk to ether ba1e sport s T e xouh of t Wlth m a n y st1fT problems 2nd VVhat s neY to t h e b1ggest s T e facultx H Hansen John Keats llxed only 26 vears on thlg earth UU Ulf! x E' N-I buf lx TM iv :AAA Cas rvxi- Q65 Jlm N W h It s the rest ol the class golng tc c 09 Lund I haxe hlStO11C ll o o f t h QOIlf9fl6l ate sold1e1s xx ole IHIOH SLIIIS Deckel XVL call NI Schnel c er P a t h Q 'Nlexxs Broxxn Nl hx Dcckel Qhe ees all and knox Scottle Where dld he llxe the rest of hlS l1fe'7 Fosemax I suppose xou ar the football team? Vx ard lProudlxJ Vx ell xes do the aellal xx o1k Rosemax Vx hat IS that 'xl ard I bloxx up the footaalls Hansen Th1s IS the thlrd tlme Ixe caught xou lookmg at Chest 91 s papel a Dorls X I hear Bernle Peguhn xx as the best actor 1n Stl ay Cats Dot P Vxho sald so DOFIS I He dld' Nils She don IK hx IS It t a the tact th xt all men xx o1k and Lll the x cmen plax IH Ameuc 1 does nt m tl L It ipav xdlse fo1 xx omen I Russel -X If all th men xxoxlxed thele xxould be no plax fO1 xxomen Nlnetx Thru Q Q ! ! ! ! ! - - - - - ! :-I ' . ' ' 2 1 ' ' f : , .. :lo X ' z ' , ' ' jx s 2- S Q' L I sl ' 2' Q ' A' t. . -M- :- . 1 '. fis. sz ' ' ' - . l' ? --M- S ' : ' . gl ' ' : j s ' ' -M- SA '. Mis- S 1 ': I 12 ' 1 If V' :- , 'J A, ' ' . ' . ' ' X: ' 2 ll I ! Y , 1' 1.t: h U U .. ' : 3 t o- D 1-1 K Q Q' 1 . is confronted . x -M- . W - : XX 2 - ' Q 'Jn - t . . X, I X Wm, pr a . t 'fl ' nl ' ' ' . . fd! 7 ft H I QL Q ' ' ' 1.t: h X-I 'l I ' .' f - .,,, -M- -M- Q .Z . - h lx ' . 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OH' BEANS' SIHLG thls annual IS done IH n OCli,1l11St1C manner We feel that somehow we must haxe one of these goofy Cl1l'1gl,19S6S wlthout any punctuatlon lf we know no one wlll lead It lf we ale followlng IH the footsteps of the yanlty falr and all the lest of them swell magavlnes nl y t hope that pelhaps lf we do w mlffht get a break from the telllgent few who wlll read thl crazy thlng lf lt Wlll make you laff X ell tell you thls one we heald ho lsktd hel for something to t w llt tlll she called er le ls' lnd and the tramp answered n yer fY1lI1Ll lldy do 1 look llke 1 Qdflflllldl htlt we re golng to put pbIl0Cl C J so you can stop STUDENTS LAMENT The I'Il0NtC0llt6IT1Dt1lJl8 lowdown mls lable LlY1g1dt6flll Qplteful llltillll LlIlClE3Il'l211lLlLfl LlOUlJlQC1OSS1I'lg tlaxen towardly dcsplcable unbllanced Llflpllllklplell letflttory preposterous phlegmatlc back bltlng unsclupulous SLl1l1lOLlS stoundrel l know took the answere I fllthed flom the teathers desk and dldnt brlng them bank tlll atter the ex lm NI OUR HERO xlUfflll1LLIltlX he tllllll from the fleld lle h ld done hls XLIY best h ld glxtn hls all and now he was through Yes through' And not 1 then gltlted hlm VX as he NOIIX' Nlo' YK as he dlsgusttd lNo' Exen tht toath hadnt a w old for hlm So ll lld dlopped hls butktt md hls towels to the Ulll and sat down Xlnety Flxe . are ' ' ' U' , v , . . ,. , f 510112 ' ' ' ' ' - L ' ' ' v .. . , , , v . -, f f 1 ' vin, v Q - -1 ' -f . - ' . 2 vx v v . itktv v - ' 5 V -. vv LT D' v S . - - ' .' 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