Menomonie High School - Menomin Yearbook (Menomonie, WI)

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BIG whee S they make oun sehool oo 'Qouno gl 7 l'4 4.1.- STANDING Gerald Cook James Quxllrng Frank Rossler Jr Don Cotts James Solberg, Sl'lTING Phrl Johnson Mrs Wllllalll Bundy Erner Lund S lx Andrcassen Mr Terr-111 :lent pantnens lwno does all the unuereov r work rn our NIHSV Can t you s lt tl srlent partners of Mr Ha man and Mr Terrrll Lrllran Foss and larlys Bakke Lon past our sehool day hours th elrek of th rr rype wrrrers the serarehrn O1 rherr pens andthe flrppm of therr flles echo throu h the empty halls and offrces Xxrrl our these gals our slhool would he a eonfused or ganrzauonl so may thls be our heartfelt alute to you I and arly I 1l11an Foss Marlys Bakke 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 . K . I . . . . , A , k 1 ' l 1 1 u I Q . I' , 1 le. , G - . V 1- ., 1 , Q,L1CS.g' 5 16 1. - A I 1. VY - :J 3 . , . xy . ' 1 'N , Q , . C s ,, W . , 1 5, . . ,. . ff . ,f ,g . , ,, , . . . , g 2 ,, . 1 31 A55 ,Q-.ff 'A I I X 5. ,YQ , V, 1 . ' . Q X , H 1 . 5 , 1 8 r A H .. - .. 5 I , ,ll Ll 's.

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To the Graduating Class of 1958: If you were to consider the one outstanding aspect of your four years ofhigh school, I wonder what incident or aspect of school life you would select. Being utterly frank, you would undoubtedly choose a prom, a basketball game, or some phase of the social pro- gram. We hope, however, you will remember the school, the teaching staff, the studying, the tests, and the work connected with your high school education. We also hope your high school education will be beneficial to you, regardless of the path you may follow. We wish you success in the years ahead Z' Mme, WLM MR. WILLIAM TERRILL, Superintendent of Schools A! INDIAN chi fs The achievements and co- operation of the Class of 1958 have been truly outstanding, and this fine issue of the Menomin provides a fitting climax to your high school career, For myself, and for the faculty, I wish each of you the best of everything in the future. yasaffaaa MR, JOHN HAGMAN, Principal of Menomonie High School

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Demonstration speech in public speaking. 'W if 4 5 ' ' 1 Q MRS. MARGARET ARNESON 3 1. ,-,. dp, MRS. JOAN HEGGEN MISS ELEANOR KOEHLER X! V 3 .L ans. N1t':'-.1 -,, l, - 12 ,- Z , English is important, probably one of the most important subjects we have studied or ever will study. Regardless of how far we progress in formal education, English is essential because everyone should be able to write and speak effec- tively. The college entrance exams and the tough competition experi- enced in class work, will be easier to meet with a good background in English. This year, for the first time, our school is offering a course in college preparatory English which should be a must for those expect- ing to go on to college. Ln this class, basic English grammar, composi- tion, and vocabulary are stressed. nqll h A DECGSSAR DGCGSSII MR.l VYILLIAM WAGNER Work at the theater during drama class