Menomonie High School - Menomin Yearbook (Menomonie, WI)

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1 Leif to right: G. I-lurshmon, M. L. Hickox, M. L. McNciughton, I. Cook, K. Kennedy, C. Colts, A. Brycm, M. Solie, I. Zcichreus Forensgs The forensics ship, under the command of .Harold Hansen, Miss Eleanor Koehler, Mrs. VVilliam Ballentine, and Mrs. Harold Harclies sailed ahead in full glory this year. ' Our high school elimination contest was held April 12. Ten students, 'winning the eliminations, were eligible to attend the district forensic meet at Eau Claire, April 17. Those students were: Mary Louise Hickox and Doran Lotwin, humorous declamationg Joelene Chryst and Carolyn Ohnstad, non-humorous declamation 3 Kathleen ,Kennedy and Mary Lou McNaughton, extemporaneous reading, Dave Duran and john Zachreus, learned oratoryg Dave Millar and Nan Tilseth, original oratory. Of these ten, three embarked on the trip to the state forensics meet held at Madison on April 24. Eligible because of winning f'A's at the dis- trict meet, those sailing forth to Madison were Kathleen Kennedy, Dave Buran, and Mary Louise Hickox. From all reports, the three, along with Hans , had a very enjoyable time. Kathleen and Dave received As, while Mary Louise received a li -a line showing for our high school. 'l'he last two years have proved that M.ll.S. can take its place at the top of the list in forensics. In the years to come, she will sail on full speed ahead to put Menomonie on the map in the field of forensics. PAGE-54 '48 MENOMIN

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Standing: M. L. McNciughton, I. Chryst, C. Colts, M. Vogtsberqer, K. Kennedy, G. Erickson, A. Bryon Kneeling: H. Brunn, I.Porter, K. Bilse, I. Cook, A.Brensdc1l, D. Lotwin, H. Mense Tp Lead Physical Education VV e have our IVA VE' officers, the gym leaders. It is indeedan honor to be chosen to wear the coveted white suit, a position attained by only four- teen girls in high school. Each spring the old sea-veterans get together and elect new gym leaders. Two capable swabbees are picked from the eighth grade, and two freshmen, who then serve until they graduate from high school. Certain requirements are essential to the make-up of a successful f'G.L. such as: pleasing personality, good character, excellent conduct. scholastic average of 85, and gym average of 90. Our feminine tars perform duties varying from taking roll to picking up sweatshirts from the benches after class is over. Gym leaders help by taking care of the equipment, locking lockers, supervising showers, and assis- ting their captain, Miss Etta VValters. The spring Gym Exhibition means hard work for the gym leader. She must help prepare and lead her class in its stunt, while attempting to keep the squealing girls, with their shouts of anxiety and suspense, from arousing Davy Jones from his locker. Special medals are awarded at the annual decoration ceremony in the spring to leaders having served one year. Seniors, who -are being discharged from our ranks, are presented with bracelets bearing a gym leader insignia on a silver band. Retiring seamen include: H. Brunn and A. Bryan, 4-year veterans, rl. Cook, 3-year officer, and K.Kennedy, who served one year before receiving a medical discharge. PAGE-56 '48 MENOMIN