Menomonie High School - Menomin Yearbook (Menomonie, WI)

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TOP PICTURE Top row: G. Running, P. Schneider, I. Iohnson, E. Earl, B. Pecore, I. Burgeson, V. Rice, W. Metlinq, G. Husby. 4th row: L. Wagner, M. Thorson, D. Youngren, H. Schultz, R. Loma, T. Gane, A. Tilseih, H. Schreiner, V. Lemke. 3rd row: C. Schoenoii, V. Wold, T. Connell, G. Iohnson, M. Gavin, B. Kunz, R. Grudt, L. Styer, M. Henry, D. Thomas. Znd row: D. Lotwin, S. Link, S. Merrick, D. Scharlau, H. Mense, M. King, K. Zimmer, A.Markharn, M. Nisen. lst row: P. Nutier, P. Nelson, M. Iohnson, E. Leach, I. Traxler, B. Styer, A. Harper, I. Porter, I. Hosford. BOTTOM PICTURE Top row: W. Marshall, T. lildgeberq, B. Hintzman, F.Raasch, S. Hansen, I.Berqer, C. Bauerkemper, L. Tyrrell, C. Zachreus. 4th row: H. Bradford, B.Tieiz, D. Chinnock, L.Kinq, I. Belisle, D. Givney, M. Schaefer, D. Schneck. 3rd row: B. Weber, C. Steinbrinq, B. Bergstrom, B. Einum, M. Nelson, B. Blake, M. Kothlow, I. Metlina. 2nd row: M. McMahon, C.Onsicrc1, B. Hermann, P.Goodrich, B. Rudiger, H. Dehnhoff, C.Sc1'1ryver, I...Eiseth, D. Farnham, S. Clough. lst row: S. Dehlinqer, M. Erekvam, E. Braniner, P. Grudt, M. Davis, M. Fladten, A. Curtis, G. Drew, I. Brimer. I. ' .VZ I '48 MENOMINV M. I PAGE-31 nf 1 K . H , w ll W fx' - if J' ' I 'if I , I ,,l,Ii,,f ! gl! I ' I K' , .- . 5' :EJ I. I W, . , . I .vi ff . -. . I J if 1.' , , I iv ,Q . I-, 1 Q ' ,S I .' if I. ii .3 . JL:-.J Z In 'jg JI, ,LU . IV. I ,. f .' . 5, ,.vg,.f . ir. J ia I-U in A f 1, , if 3. -I . .I .lv ' . ,v a M1 '. ,J il 'HV FX. - If WM B' XI X X I fl xx I L I II! N if s .xx ji, L. .xl J ,P , X . I. I I IJILJ Iliff f I

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Top Row: B. Shern, K. Miller, D. Quillinq, D. Wagner, I. Metzger, R. Martell, B. Gilgenboch, R. Schenclel, D. Wolfqrom 4th Row: L. Fuhrmon, K. Quilling, L. Eiseth, N. McCle-llcxn, I-I. Dehee, E. Schrcxm, E. Evenson 3rd Row: A. Ford, M. Bemis, I. Kleiboer, F. L. Huber, C. Heller, E.Grc1mbo, C. Rodey, M. Spreiter 2nd Row: M. L. Ott, A. Rund, l. Husby, I. I-lintz, I. l-lilmonowski, M. Trask, I. Thornton, L. Bolle 1stRow: l. Dow, C. Brown, M. L. Mertes, E. Anundsen, M. Einnies, K. Bilse, l. Oetting, V. Bczrnhort, M. Kewin TGWI1-LM lt's anchors aweigh and the Sophomore Class of M.l?l..S. sails ahead with the following gold braid at the wheel: Tom Gane ...................... l'1'usidcuf julie Metling ..... . . . I ,liC'C-f77'L'S'ilIlC7'lll Barbara Hermann . . .... .5'ec1fCmry Carolyn Ohnstad ......,......... Tifeasmfmf Under the command of Phillip Snow, Miss Mildred Duff, and Mrs. Ballentine, who ably filled the vacancy left by Mrs. Francis, we sailed safely through the year. Our crew of Student Council representatives consisted of Pat Goodrich, Kathleen Bilse, Jim Belisle, Dan Givney, and Russ Martell. We steamed into port with victories in football, basketball sailing over the Seniors for class championshipj, track, declam, debate, choir, and band. lVe hilariously spent our shore leave at our Christmas party. There was a tidal wave of girls in the new look', with bright petticoats and bal- lerina skirts. Evereyone had a fine time dancing the F lying Dutchmann, the Schottish , and the . lig'l. As the sun sinks in the horizon. we are seen sailing off on the U.S.S. Menomin toward our exciting smnmer vacation. lt is with a little sadness that we see our sophomore year lose itself in the mist of past days, but we get comfort in knowing of the two happy years ahead. PAGE-30 '48 MENOMIN

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l Top Row: W. Nichols, E. Briqhtsrncm, R. Williams, A. O'Connell, C. Grciske, M. Spersictcl, G. Hillman, W. Dressler, L. Bryan 4th Row: M. Voqtsberger, 1.1-lcwkinson, B. Miclthun, M.Blc1ke, A.Wc1qr1er, S. Hummer, I. Miller I. Brehm 3rd Row: B. Wcxlstcxd, K. Anderson, M. Mitlynq, I. Keller, B. Heitkzmp, R. Wigen, I. Knutson, P. I-lull Znd Row: N. Boker, I. Brown, A. Roeriq, R. Wcmqen, M. Butteris, R. Sipple, M. A. Hulbcxck lst Row: A. Lake, B. L. Daniels, F. Olson, N. Odness, R. Lemke, G. Leovens, R. Bodette, N. I. Schlotimcxn Climbing The Rope With one successful voyage to their credit, the Freshmen have gotten their first taste of salt water, and are looking forward to three more years on the high seas. Marlowe Sperstad .. .... Pwsidvuz' Mary Vogtsberger .. .. Vice-president Ruth Sipple ..... . . . SCL'1'UfII'l'y Mary Hulback .................. T1'C'6lS'1ft1'C 7' No cyclones or hurricanes were encountered, but when an occasional squall appeared, Miss lidna Ingalls, Miss Eleanor Koehler, and Ronald Snow cheerfully appeared on deck as the distress signal was blown. A gala Christmas party was held when the North Seas were cold and snowy, and with all hands on deck , the night was made a success. The class showed that they could cooperate very well as a crew when such events as parades appeared on the horizon, and floats were needed. A round trip ticket on this voyage was priced at fifty cents, but on waiting a few years, and as the squalls and storms increase, the fare will probably tell the tale. True sailors are versatile beings, and this class doesn't seein to lack in this trait, with inenibers in many activities such as football, junior choir, Maroon Warrior, and forensics. Next year, as anchors are weighed for a second tinie, we will wish the Sophomores a hail and hearty voyage. PAGE-32 '48 MENOMIN