Menomonie High School - Menomin Yearbook (Menomonie, WI)

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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

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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 -

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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- . , . .