Mishicot High School - Arrow Yearbook (Mishicot, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1923 volume:

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C. , 2 ': ' I 2 - 3.7 ' ' 4' lf, vw 1.57 WILLIAM H PUTA Bl lmterary Soclety 1 2 3 C ood lvellomshlp Club 4 Hrme Project Club 3 Athletic Assoclatlon 3 Annual Stall' 4 l LAREINCE REILH Judge Home Prruett Club .5 llllAC'1SCl'l0ldStlC Debat lmz Team 3 4 Treasurer Good l'Lll0WSl llD Club 4 Presldent Lyceum 2 Secretary 3 Class Basket Ball Team 3 4 President Class 1 4 Athletlc Assistant 3 Editor ln chief of Annual Honor Student CAROL SCHEUER Butch Glee Club 1 2 3 Home ProJeLt Llub Class Secretary 3 4 Llberary Socx ty 3 Good Fellowship Society 4 Poetry Club Pl'9S1d9Ht 3 Basket Ball 2 4 Athletic As soclatlon 1 2 3 Reporter of Mlshlcottlan Monthly 4 Class Play 4 Annual Staff 4 FRAYN CIS W SCHEUER Pont Athletic Assocmatlon 1 2 3 Class Basket Ball 1 2 3 4 Class President 1 Good Fellowship Club 4 Literary Soclety 1 2 3 Asslstant Edltor of Mlshlcottlan 4 F LSIE SCI-IROEDER Declamatory contest 1 ' Clee Club 1 2 Good Luck Literary So lety 1 1 Home Pro- Ject Club 3 Lyceum Society Treasurer 3 S D C 4 Class Play 4 Poetry Club 3 Athletxc Assocxatnon 3 Annual Staff 4 EDBA SPEIGEL Lxterary Society 1 2 Glee Club 1 2 Declam awry Contest 2 Athletic Assistant 2 Home ProJect Club 3 Good Fellowship Club 4 An nual Staff 4 Page 1' ou rteen -A AN . Y' I 'FAQS' . 'vi . 'll ' 10 Y . . Z ' ' ' A 31 Good-Luck Society 1, 2: Vice-President 2: , : ' '-' . 4: A UEI . 1-3 I . ' 2 nJ 7' gfs' ll! RICHARD SPAIN GEL Dlck Entered from Mamtouoc Hugh School as a Sophomore Clee Club Z Home Project Club S Good Fcllovxshlp Society 4 Vlce PTUS! dent lyccum Society 2 Cl A84 President 2 J lntu-.1 hol xstlc Dcbatlm. Icam 4 Hnzh School kd. 1 cam us cam P O1 :torn ll Contest Z C AROLINE STROUF Larrle Glee Club I 2 Home Project Club 3 Good luck Ilterary Soclety 1 2 Iyccum Society 3 Cood I-cllowshxp Club 4 Annual Staff 4 EARI TETZI AFF Pete Glee Club Z Home ProJect Club 1 Z 3 De batmxz beam 4 Athletxc As-ustant Z 3 Good Pellowshm Soclety 4 Oratorxcal Contest 2 Class Basket Ball Team 1 2 3 Manager of 'Vhshlcottlan Monthly 4 Annual Staff 4 IRVIIQ C VOELKER Home P1oJect Club 3 Class feam 1 Z .5 Athletic Assoclatlon 2 3 Class Play Plesxdent of .Iumor Lyceum 2 Interscholas tlc Debatlnsz beam 4 Class Secretary 2 Cheer Leader 4 Annual Staff 4 ARLES I WOJTA Lhasle 3 Treasurer Good Club 1 2 Home Treasurer Z 3 4 Team 3 4 Class Manager of 'Vhshl Atheletlc Association 1 2 Pelloushxp Club 4 Clee ogect Club 1 7 Cass Hush bchool Basket Ball Teaml 7 3 4 Business cottlan HART!-lk A ZEDDIES Yeddy Entered from Manitowoc 1921 Girlz, Basket Ball Team 3 4 Athletic Assistant 3 Good Fellowship Cub 4 Glee Club President 4 Literary Soclety 3 Poetry Club 3 Class Play 4 Annual Staff -I Page Fifteen I I fy. 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I ' ' ' A ' '- ' ' ' : : ' rl xv' Class H lsiory ln a few weeks the class of I923 will be ushered out of Mrshrcot High School through graduation to make room for the rncomrng class next beptember It rs therefore well that we look back a few years to see who we are how we came and what we haxe done he class of l923 rs not the argest class to hrxc bccn gradurtcd from tie Mrshrcot High School We number eighteen but rt r gr xtrfxrng to notr thrt we hay lost less classmates by the dropping out route thrn forrnmr cl rs e The morning of Septemoer 3 l9l9 found twenty twc of us cornrng from the four drrectrons to the Mrshrcot Hrgh School Among the gather d crowd were new and cour ageous faces which were destined to make a history during ther stay here The first few days we gazed proudly at our fellow Seniors rndustrrous and actrye Bat soon we too set forth wrth a determination and wrth an arm to rchrexe success We began to enter rnto all the phases of school lrfe and gained promrnenc as r clr s that class of l9Z3 was from all former and all later Freshman classes Th re was not one of us who would stand around the halls wrth that lost and frightened look which we as senrors have had occasion to observe rn other Freshmen classes It was during our freshmen vear that the Home Project Club came rnto being and ten members of our class became active members of thrs organization and aided rt by actually preparing a project On October 26 l9l9 we were treated fo the first trme to a high school social function grven rn our honor by the condescending unrors Probably the unrors wanted to see whether or not we were really Fr e s h m e n but found us good mixers and holding well our own rn their company On entering our second year we found nearly eye y on th re 1 year old r some taller none smaller some thrnner and a few yery few a little fatt r Lpon taking roll call we found that Herman Eckardt Carl Eslrnger and Lester Stueck were mrssrng They did not report for classes but Richard Stangel Joined us from Manitowoc High School and remained wrth us till the end to graduate We started thrs year wrth the same ambrtron and determination as marked our frrst year b.rt no wrth qurre as much assurance as the year before Some of our lofty ideas and seeming rmoortance appeared to have vanished On October 30 of thrs year the unrors were guests of honor at a Hallowe en party grven by our class Witches fortune tellrng and other Hallowe en gam s kept those present rn a contrnuous uproar of laughter and the Hallowe en ey ent has been repeated annually eyer srnce Our class met agarn at a party on St Patrick s Day gryen by the Girls Good Luck Society Needless to say that all the boys who were guests at thrs party thought they surely were rn Good Luck Lnder the drre tron of Mrs Howell a Christmas Operetta was gryen at the Mrshrcot Opera House The operetta was a decrded succes the Sophomores taking a large share and promrnent part rn thrs production During thrs year an oratorrcal contest was held I rw. Sixteen wx HN T!-rl ' 1 1,2 . Y 1' H,-'ii fi U l ' . ' . I . I l 1 .4 5 -v . . T ' , rf. K V i ., ,. 2 , . 1 .x . . ' 1. . , . .S ni . y X 1 . YC . 1 K A 2 I X' 1fS 5. - 1 .A , , V3 v- Y I U, ' . . ' ' , ' ' ' ' e : is . We, now as high and mighty Seniors, feel it our duty to explain how' very' different ' 'i.. 1 ' . ,.,. f ' ' c 'I L 1 lf , . , , . . A V C ' . A I . i. v ' - y A -- ---- - - ' .nv i ', ' r ' 1' ' e' 1 r V, . ' 1 1 ' 9 5' ' 9 n . 1 . A N- .. , ' I I n I ' . , ' . ' e 1 Y - I - . v . . . . . . . v I , L 1 P- . . -- . 1 K0 2 among the school classes rn vvhr lr Rrehrrd btarrvel of our clrss recerved thrrd pace Nlo oratorrcal contest has been held srnee our Sophomore year ea rzrng that the Mrshreot llrgh Nhool w rs growrng more raprdly than was at frrst antrcrpated the people of rnt Dr trret 'No l of Mrshreot voted durrng thrs year to burld rt once an uddrtron to th bur mg v hreh rn rt ef would be larger than t e orrgrnal structure le new c tr ers w reeerv cl warmly by all the stu e and partrcularly was thrs true of boolrorrrorss who knew for a certarnty that therr cass was to Graduate rn the large new a se mblv to be constructed At the end of the school ye r trre f eultv rewlrzrnv the fiet that they would never meet the students as a body agarn gavt r prfnre to those rn whom they were mou rng new rdeas and characters v s of sehool rnd e very one was overflow ng wrth enthusrasm 'lhe forenoon w rs srwent rn plavrng mrrous games and prckrng wrd owers Tle grrls rrded the te rel er rn pr 1 n re l prenre drnn Srngrng an dancing rn the new hrgh school audrtorvum whreh wars then nearrng completron made up the 1fternoon progmm 'lle Alurrrn rnvrted to trlee part also and many partrcrpated rn the prcnrc rn the aft: rnoon program At rbout four o clocle teachers of the hrgh school and the students were brddrng one to another farewell for the teachers were leavrng therr posrtrons at Mrshre ot not to be seen on th followrng September Ir seemed that on the hrst div of our unror vear we were rs much strangers rn t e 191 school as when he entered two ve rr l f r Only the old part of the burldrng was amr rar to us but our prevrous overerewc a sembly rn whrch we were prone to com munrcate oftener than was neeessrry ,rv w ry to the spaerous present room havrng 1 much larger seating capaerty Eve n the famrhar frees of freultv members ofthe prevrous year were not there but rn th rr stead we had Prrn Lohrey Mrss Sehrnrdt Mrss Stupfel and Mrss Kratsch to gurde us The newness ef the envrronm nt qurekly wore off as the teachers proved masters of the srturtron and le pt us gorng rn the rrght drrectron rn habits of study and the pursurt of lenovvl dge Two months after the openrng ef tlrool R y U ue nre dropped out from our ranks tlrrs was offset bv the new entr rnt artra 7e dres w o eam to us as a un r from the Manrtowoc Hrgh Qchool The unror genror Hwllowe en p v me r Ur r suee s After a lapse o 1 few years when sever rl of the e ng e rsses ar to rre r even wrth the annua ent the unror Prom our ela S1 r rn r rre rom and ma e a success o socrally and financrallv We were not to be outdone rn r r rn batr U Carence Rerc was a member of the 'rfhrmatrve de-batrnv te rm Karol 5 heu r and Nlarthi Zeddres were members of the grrls baslvet ball team whrclr mad 1 edrtable r cord e are now standrng r re rs mr' storr o our hrvh school journey 5 nrors Hrgh school had now become a eeond home to Us We enjoyed ourselves for worle had become a habrt wrth Us Att our clsss meetrngs we were lrlee one large famrly wor rng l I 1 N Xtllltt V5 .r AN 'f f- f -- ,r., :,, -N iii . 5 .' e- U- ' l . ' z . 1- 'ldll v'4' ' 'sl ' ' h, ' ' ' ' . Tr , 's rf l e- elf' 'fron 'ag 'f ' -' 'e ' e . d,ntS, U .hu r, H. K. . J, ' . . Ir vnrs the lrft d ry' .' ,: ' . i A H . 1 . 2' . 'Q ' r 's ' 'eo'rr'r g ar '-a 7 A' ' er. I ' d . '. . 'r 1 f wr-re ' V , e - ' . , hgl . . r ' ' -'rr re on-. f ' ' . I I ' ' ' '. ' gn 'e 'e f 5 ' V : ' N e . , .4 4 ' if A. K , .' l . y A , ' , ' ' e ' ' .. - - ' 5: ' e 7 ' ' . A 4 sq , liz' Us - 'D A ' ' 3, but l. ' ' y' - - ' r 'J , Nl' ' l ' .. d 'lr ' e ' J io J I '-. V ' e arty' pr' cl 'rg' in to be 4 5 es:. ' ' fe ' ' 1 ' 3 'r 'e - pre- -t-di A 'le 5 f 'led l '-1 lt - 7 l ev' , J ' - ' , - ss ery :rin 'el sh 'ed 'l c P' , 'dr 5 ' f it ' 1 V athletes 0' ' de ln, l 1 'f A h ' ' e ' I' A U -1 . N ' Nc r 7' L ' e ' ' . 9 - ' ' ' ee cr 'e e . W ' ' ' at tl le it 1- f ng. 5 D '- - Ne ' ., ' V I . , S - K I , ' ', . -i . 'au' . '- f-rr CU Y ' :iii C 4, utrcr tr rx trr mn cr ing u ron our c rss rings rmrtr trons motto 1n rlrt lr e we alwaxs came to rn rgreement e1sr 5 XX hen the cl1ss roll was taken at the opening of school last September we found tlr t R1lplr l ot lr rd f1rled to rorn us whrl Gordon X okrodt left to frnrsh hrs high school r t hhtlroygm the Volcrodt frmr x lrrxrng more to trrt arts rt Ss x s 1 se o 1 nur Mrslrrcottrrn It rtm1rned for our class to bend rts efforts through the Goodfellowshrp cut the hrst rs u of the Mrshrcottran Monthly as a Chrrstm1s number Richard Stangel lrcld down th edrtor s clrarr wlrrle harl Tetzlcrff looked 1fter the business manager s dutrcs The first issues were nrostly experimental as the school drd not possess the necessrry prrntrng f1crlrtres but rn trme the p1per will t1lce on an appearance much lrlce other monthly school publrcatrons Four of our members helped to mal: up the debating team of thrs year Th y were Clarence Reich lrvrn Voelker Richard Stangel wrtlr Earl Tetzlaff as alternate Although our te1ms were not returned srctors we did help to lay the foundation for the debating teams next year ln atlrletrcs we were not qurte as successful we harrng put only two men on the basl-.et ball squad They were Carl Wojta and Richard Stangel Fellow cl1ssmates thrs forms our rntroductorx hrstorx We are about to leave and follow our rndrvrdual calling Mav the hrstory of our rndrrrdual efforts rn the future be m1rlcrd with the s1me 'rtrsfactorx results though rn higher and nobl r drrectrons for the common good of socretx as has just b en recorded RICHARD smsrcet Class Prophecy It was a bright day The sun was shrnrng brrghtlv and the sky was of a deep blue l'he birds were flrttrng from trce to tree pouring forth therr melodrous tones rn a manner l had nes er before witnessed The flowers were smrlrng to one another along the roadside and rn the fields rerorcrng that summer was again at hand It had always been mv delrght to take a short walk on a day of thrs kind and my opportunity certainly had come l set forth along the shaded way enjoying the beauties of nature as I went and wrthout any thought of any kind as to my destrnatron l had not w1lked far when I came to 1 leafs bower and being somewhat fatigued I pl rnned to take 1 rest As l was about to seat mvself on a mossy turf I saw something that startled me ln the distance l saw three frgures moxrng about I could not see what they were dorng, but at am rate l notrced that therr fingers were berng busrly employed 1' ru I-rr.lrt,4-1 rr vi L V W AN i. . . , Y HY 4 2 I CBI' 7 gi Y Y, , W , Ll' '1 tug' l r :rccorrrplislr ilu- Ilt'l't'SSil l ings. XV' - de A I ' 'li 'i i 'i 2- ' ,K d 1 'lt , ' 'je a 2 ' .flu il 1 DP i 1 A D A t, ' I C l 'I Y - i . . carree' ar .N 1 'J . ' ' 1 'lj z 'rd l 4 9 'lil 1 elzr.: of l922 va., the first to publish . lriglr ho l . n al rlrf- Club to start the publication of a school monthly paper. ln this it succeeded, and put 1 1 ' s e 1 ' ' ', 5- .- ' ' ' e ' ' ' 'H' ' . 1 ' ' - Kai .-'I -I I f Y. I . 1' . . . l .1 V. C I . . . n ' ' .l e . . I I A V. A , Y . . 4 v l K N, . - - I u 1'y ' --7. , . ' ' f ' S. i ' . . ' ' ,' . ' . . V . D A V J . ' . . ' 'c ' 1 ' 1' ' ', . . , Q c ' . . ' ' y . J J IOY Z' At first I had no conceptlon of what this picturesque scene mlght be I medltated for a moment and suddenly an Idea sprang mto my mlnd Mrght lt b the three Fates who spun the thread of human life wlth all nts Joys and sorrows3 Surely lt must be they because I have heard people say that they dad their work ln the same kmd of place as this As I approached them I found my supposition to be true enough they were about to spln the vocation of each m mber of the senlor class Nothmg could have mterested me more as I always had a keen desire to know what path my classmates would choose after they had once left their Alma Mater As I stood there Clotho the flrst slster pulled f om her group of threads a bright yellow color wlth which she was going to begm weavlng the mat As she dd so a scene ln the hrgh courts appeared to me where was seated th honorable Judge Reich He was presldmg over a case agalnst a man who was convicted of treason Mr Reich s Just and logical decisions had gamed a wonderful publlclty for him Clotho handed the thread to Lachesls who twrsted rt and took another thread In this picture I saw Arthur Benzlnger He had recently graduated from the college of Agrlculture at Madison and had just purchased a farm north of Mlshlcot Arthur had agreed to furnish Mlshlcot wlth his hugh grade dairy products Needless to say a pros perous future hes before hlm My vlews were then taken to a scene on Mlchlgan Avenue ln New York Cnty Much to my surprise I found Wllllam Puta selling has Ford agency and garage He thought lt would be a matter of only a few years before the automobile business would be dull Hrs ambition was to work up an agency for aeroplanes The next thread was a bright green and as Clotho began to weave It among the rest I saw Irvln Voelker ln his Library concentratmg over the work he had before hlm It wlll not be long before the students of our Hugh School will be studyxng Physlcs from Irvln Voelkers new text which will soon be publlshed No doubt the Mlshlcot Hugh School will order a carload The scene wamshed but It was soon replaced by another one of my classmates I saw Anna Novachek the gurl of many loves Qhe had found out the Hckleness of the masculme heart and was entermg a convent to drown her woes ln penance and prayer Carol Scheuer had also become imbued wlth the pious spmt and was about to depart for the darkest wllds of Africa to convert the heathens Of course she was well supplied wlth powder puffs and freckle lotlons because she le1rned rn commercial geography that the climate there had a tendency to brmg out freckles Lachesls was again given the thread to twlst and as Clotho took another thread blue ln color I saw the Image of Carl Wojta He was spending hrs lrfe ln a state of single wretchedness because of his fate Mr Wojta was engaged to marry a certam gurl of the class of 25 but the eve before their marriage she eloped wlth another man His misfortune had changed his appearance so much that I barely recognized hlm Another thread was taken I was attracted by a beauty parlor wrth Caroline Iam: Nm teen . 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Q . . , 1 1 1 1 , ., . , . . . . , . . , . ee .V 9 V- N O-6 4 Strouf rn charge She lr rd r lr irr drcssrng cstrlxlrshment rn Chrcigo and was fol owrnf' her profession very well Thr was not a real surprise bemuse I knew she loved to gaze rn wonder and idmrratron at the corffures and fancy hair dresses rn school My eyes then followed the crowd to the Opera House where a free lecture was hung gn n by Earl rletzlwff Hrs work was delivering speeches on Men rn Public Work Now that woman uffrage prevails the men are rather uneasy or er the fact that women wrll soon occupy the posrtrons wherein the men now predominate Mr Tetzlaff towoc High School and was vitally interested rn present day subjects Francis Scheuer was the next person that appeared to me He had succeeded lVlclVlanus rn producing the Brrnfrrng Up Father cartoons Hrs sketches were even more true than lVlclVlanus own The demand for hrs work was almost universal and attracted attention rn China Japan and Turkey The finished work was again handed to Lachesis and a new thread was ready to be woven among the rest As Clotho began to weave again I saw a number of people astrr due to the disappearance of a S150 000 necklace owned by the noted prrma donna Martha Zeddles Miss Zeddres who was taking part in the play Up rn the Clouds left her necklace in the dressing room from which rt was stolen The renowned detective Harold Klabunde is now on the hunt for the thieves It rs believed they were taken by Douglas Fairbanks and he rs now rn Hollywood makrng a search We are much rn doubt rf he devotes all of hrs time to this particular cause The new thread brought forth another interesting prcture Edna Spiegel had just recerwecl the honor of being the first lVlrshrcot woman to be admitted to the bar The time has come when her knowledge of the constitution will be of use to her She has the congratulations of all our class and we hope that she wrll be successful in her work Lachesrs pushed the partly wox en mat over the loom and as she drd so l saw a noisy group centered about Pauline Benesch who had just returned from Kentucky She had been teaching the bookworm mountarneers how to make Angels Food With her were Elsie Schroeder and Esther Blank the former had just arrived from Italy where she had been studying at the conservatory of lVlrlan The latter had just returned from Panama in the interest of the Chicago Straw Hat Corporation She was relating her experiences rn the southern countries Atropos now drew her large shears and cut the thread the work was completed Thus Fate has spun her web of trme and the future of our class she holds before us Thev then ascended to the Starry Herghs just 'rs the class of 1923 had done still cherrshrng the high ideals set forth by our motto Sunrise not Sunset LEONA PETRI 23 Pagt Twenty X vi JA-gf A if-rl-' f H ' X' .:.i :i, - af - ' fair .' i ',,. S 1 Q Q at ' ix ,r 's l 7, 1 . K . 4 v I .S v K f n - 4. ' I V came at the request of Richard Stangel, who was engaged as the principal of the Mani- .. . H . . i N . .- C ' Y . n 7 0 I . Q ' , . . . y . . H . y, Q ' Y V A 1 U Y V. . I . . . I L ' . . . 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'zu-11 uv 11.11111- .Q-41 Senior Class Play c L A R rg N c E Published by Samuel French Gwen by the Mrshrcot High School Class of IQZ3 The cast of characters are as follows gnen rn order of their appearance Mrs Marty n M1 Wheeler Mrs Nvheeler Bobbv Wheeler Cora Xvhecler Clarence Della Dlmszddle Hubert Stem Esther Blank Clar nce Relch Leona Petr: Harold Klabunde Carol Scheuer Francrs Scheuer Elsle Schroeder Arthur Benzmger lrvrn Voelker Thus play rs taken from Booth Tarkrngtons famous book which bears the same nam as the play Clarence has no medals or shoulder bars no great accompllshm nt As an en tomologrst he found on thus side of the ocean no held for hrs specialty so they set hum to drrung mules Reduced to Cltll lrfe and seeking a job he hnds a positron rn the home of one Xvheeler a wealthy Englewood man with a famrly Because hed been ln the army he becomes guide and philosopher to the members of that agltated and distracted family group He mends the bathroom plumbing he tunes the piano he types off stage and plays the saxophone Cora ancl Bobby Wheeler are portralt sketches warranted to appeal to eweryone but the orlgrnals Clarence IS a real d light It rs as American as Huckleberry Fmn or pumpkrn pre lt rs as delightful as am comedy whlch has trled to lure the laughter of thl country ln ten seasons I L l n t NX , ff AN fav:- .,,, -- t . 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I. . 2 - :M AN 531532, af -,ag 'wa funior Class Ojfcers l Ernest Pfrngsten Presrdent Edw rrd Zrmw Vrce Presrdenl Fwwld edlrcln Secrehry ind Trew urer Erle Cretton Lucy Dufelt Margaret Eller Evelyn FlentJe Arnold Foreman Rueben Harpt Esther Herser Hyacrntlr Hoffman unzor Class Roll Xlrrn Kronforst Lester Kronfor t Stella Peltier Olrwe Peroutlvr urrrn Peroutka Ernest Pfrngsten Rose Rozum Bernard Sclnsalce 1 I L Hwrwex btrouf cseplr btrouf Era La t Eldred We ner Albert Zeddres Ed-.ta d W1 ntlce Doolan Tumm Ed ward Zrmu 18 Q ,gl , 4 'K -I I 1 ' ' I ' ' 1 ' c S ' ' Josephine Benzingf-r' Ewald jedliclca Germaine Sincoular' ' - 's I . x . . . 1 S v . I v I c ly g . . l 7 'rr e 1' , ny- W AN 5,-W JE 4' Qi fave Iuvntx f UI lass UTIIO A-V' A unlor Day at School At ten mrnutes to nrne l opened the school door and was greeted by the followrng exclamatrons Oh hello say you got some new togs agrrn3 Say but arent you the lazy one comrng to school at ten minutes to nrne3 After much jostlrng and exelamatlons l at last entered the cloak room Say krd hows mv harr3 l know rt looks a perffct frrglat but l hawent trme to comb rt over so l suppose rt wrll haw to do sand gtell 1 to Exelyn as she hung up her coat and hat With many reassurrng remark Fvelvn and Stella left the room After gettrng rrd of my wraps I hnally decrded to go lnto the study hall There l found Rose Rozum and Margaret Eller studvrng as usual Rose and Margaret are noted for therr studrous natures Notrcrng that my throat felt parched I proceeded to th water fountarn Around the fountarn were the usual crowd of boys and grrls among whom were some of the unrors Hyacrnth Hoffman was tryrng to drrnk some water whlle lola was domg her best to prevent her from lettrng any of the water reach her mouth By the gurls appear ances you could see that they were lraxrng one of tlaerr famous quarrels The quarrel however was Interrupted by the rrngrng of the nrne o clock bells The day s routme was begun After the passrng of classes the yunrors were grven sole possession of the study hall On every Junror s desk a Geometry text a ruler compass and a protractor Evrdently the unrors were preparrng for Geometry class For about ten mlnutes the umors we re tudrous and the assembly was xery quret All o a sudden the srlence was broken by a grrls grgge ns antw unrors eyes centered on the front of the room 'lhe giggle belonged to Germaine Sm coular who was watchrng Alun Kronforst and oseplrrne Benzrnger argue over a news paper Whrle osephrne w as readrng the paper Alun reached for rt and rn dorng so tore off the artrcle osephrne was readrng lVlrss Stupfel who had overheard the norse made osephrne change her desk to one nearer to herself and rh argument was closed During the rest of study perrod the unrors were qurer and notlrrng of Interest occurred During the G ometry class oe btrouf was seat out by Mrss lkratsch because he preferred to draw pictures of lrer on llr board Instead of lrstemng to Ewa Last who was provrng a theorem After tlrrs rnerdc nt the unror 'rred to look sensrble and behawe well but the srght of a large tag n x 111 r was wrrtten For gale on Edward Xvent ers back was too funny eun for a wtll drserplmed umor clas The whole class lmme drately burst rnto uproarlous lauglrtrr No one could find the culprit untrl lVlrss Kratch detected Doolan Tuma s mrsclrruous grrn wlr th proud th rt he was the gurlty person Of course Miss Kratsclr scolded but tlun Uool rn ln lr at that scoldrn don t hurt so tlr scoldrng drd not drne awav Doolan vrrn The next unror class was Modern l-lrstory The jumors seemed well prepared for lVlrss Stupfel s-questrons and exerxtlarng ran smoothly Suddenly Mr s Stupfel stopped rn the midst of a drscussron and looked towa ds Erle Crotton and Lester Kronforst whose Jaws seemed to be moyrng rn a mysterrous manner Erle and Lester were chewrng Black ack Gum wrth a force whrclr requned much energy Miss Stupfel made Erle 1 let , , W 'f AN Avg- F '..r 0' K' W ' , L- 1. .. 4 I f '13 W sl . ., Y - u - an U 1 . v 1 1 . 1 1 . , . . . ,, 1 ' ' - 1 1 , e . 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' S 1 ' 1' ' 1 ' , ' 1 1 .. . u J n . . . . f . . . . , 'grve xv rty-tive AQ and Lester stand before the class and chew therr gum as fast as they could for ten mrnutes The boys embarrassment howexer wore off before the perrod was over At noon we were drsmrssed untrl fifteen mrnutes after one When I returned to school at one o clock I fought my way through the worst snowball frght of the season Harvey Strouf Reuben Harpt Ernest Pfingsten Bernard Schwake Ewald edlrcka Edward Zrma urrrn Peroutka Albert Zeddr s Eldred Wegner and Arnold Foreman were havrng the trm of therr lrves snovsballrng each other Indeed the battle was so terrrble that rt was dangerous to walk near the plac of battle for fear of berng hrt by a snowball Frnally I reached the school house rn safety Corng rnto Mrss Kratchs room I found Esther He ser and Olrye Peroutka con versrng wrth Mrss Kratsch The subject of conversatron must have been rnterestrng for when the bell rang the grrls faces looked as rf they enjoyed the brref chat The afternoon class passed by rn the regular mann r In Englrsh class whrle ds cussrng Wrllram Bryant Clarence peyachek sard that Bryant translated The Idrot rns ead of the Illrad Physrcal 'lrarnrng and A rrculture class s passed vsrthout a Joke or funny stunt and the school day came to a close It was four 0 clock and all the unrors were anxrous to leave the assembly The unrors wrth the r st of the classes departed from the school and from thrs story mth a smrle Thus dd a unrors day at school end THE JUNIOR CLASS J rs for y nless examrnwtron annoy ever beaten but trrumphant n our studres work and play ur humor makes our lrfe more brrght egardless of hardships before our srght uch optrmrsm rs reflected rn the unror class LLCY E DUFEK FAREWELL T0 THE SENIORS Farewell dear Senrors one and all We know we oft wrll mrss you And many trmes we wrll recall All our fun and studies too And how as lrttle Freshmen we Admired loyed and envred too You Sophomores so gay and carefree Oh Senrors how we envred you So for three short years together We have studied worked and played Thru sunny and thru stormy weather Nearly all of us have stayed I I Day by day you have taller grown Grown rn wrsdom and rn grace Now knowledge rn your hearts rs sown So for us unrors you must make place So Godspeed Senrors great and wrse Corng forth rnto the battlefield of lrfe May Dame Fortune smrle on every enterprrse And may each be vrctor rn the strrfe So we the unror Class of Mrshrcot Hugh Keep you fresh rn mrnd And bound by frrendshrp s golden tre We shall follow close behrnd HYACINTH HOFFMAN ,I Y:-. 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X A HN ff:-'bf ,hcl .hfqcf '-a I l It It I OYC Om lu 12:11 ...af opfzomores 1 llt ' ' DU lt 1 11t t ll btudt ntm entti llt ls mot High School 1 1 1 1 esvone on lllCll ICCB thfy YN 1 cetwminc o L sun 1 Thu would no moie be called g1een Fres1men hut the studiou qophomoies Thiough the 1 o1tl11 effo1tQ of 0111 ianlc 1nd File we l11ve 1tt11etecl 1ttent1on fa1 1nd wide Vincent C11don1 enlwtecl fiom Duluth Minnesota 1nd Agnes Stefl and 'Vhldred Singbuich fiom 'Vl1n1towoc 1ma No11el1elc -Xlxin Q irll Lcstti I11o111o11c 1 yitm 1 Xithui A 1 1 des itecl tl1e camp 1t the he inninf of the 5 The Sophomoies 1 11ted tl1en1sel1eQ XtlY It 1 iv to 11111 Du11ng t1f rst 1y5 o t1111 tl 11n1 1ew elc ted t1f1 1 o new s g fluted 111 dent Avnes Stefl Hu fsdent M 1U11et 1 1t Secic ll IDC It 111 511l1ext1 tie S UICI Miss K11tscl1 1 e 1 1 111 f 11nnr1 1 cl1 s is hlue 1 go 1nd tl1e motto lb s n N 1g the bubjects fox bioloffx Ancient Histoiy 1nd Boolxluepinfv the s cond sc1111stc1 'lhe hooltl-ceeping is en ioxed bx wll 1nd the el1 of mntteen tuentx F1 1 111l 1 YN ltb l1c noted foi its good nor he Sophomoieq took g1e1t 1n'e1eQt in the t1mp 11t111t1es l1 n11m1n Piwonlu eQl1e Voigt 1nd Yinunt Cncloni Qnlixted in the Bon l11 lc tb Ill tf11111 -Xlm1 ed IClCl 1n Agnes bull Join d tht Cul Clfe Club lxlllgllft h n t 1 pl1 on the lxsltetlnll te1m vnu kt 1 lblltl Spuht Ruth btueclc 1nc 'Xflil ied Singbugch 11e memhei of tl1 S D ocifty H1111 11111n INOHIKI helongm to t1e stud n' council e 1111 OIIIN 1 ongs to lt boo llow hip e UT YN we 11e 1 o 1ngfo11s11d to t1c sc 1oo house on XIIN ll ll o111 1 1s1t1 en 1et111t1es then he teffo1t YS ie w ' o It 1uN 1 1 1 111 XVh1t would tl1 n11 do without tl11 l 11 501110111011 ju t fem to 1r g t High School 1111t 10l1t into tl1 L 1111 You will num find 1 Sophomoie looking 1 1ougl1 thex 11t t 11 11n 1t111ll b onlx two mole 5611 befoie ex too will t1l-ce tl1 ll la t look at the e1mp 1nd vo out into tl11 xsoild to reel. tl1e11 foitunea NIILDRED :I'NlGBLbCH I 1 I 1 ntx D1 NX 1 'fp 5 AN '2- g 4 1- -.-.- L 2 ,.-,-.....,..--- W--.-l. 'Zf -lei' 1:31 O1 'll 1sd11y, 5t'lJ.i'lIllJl'l' 7. l Ui, we lat nd 1111 a11111y of v1 y- l '1-41 1 1 ' 1 Ying l 1 MEI ' . lt was tl1:1 .11-cord yeui' of their trziniiig. and ly the ex- pr .' . fs ' . 1' '11 'e l1 i 'cl 2 Illillix it El .1 'c1ss. ' A , 5 -1 .. ' '. ' . 1. ' 1 11 '. . 1 ' ' 1 'Q . i L ' U .14 1 s i ' Q 5 1 I . . ' 1 i ' '. En '1 , . 'i -ef , 1' 15' wc' l, and M l1 fl 1cl .1 ' ltl 111 e' , . , gi A T: 1 'c1f11'. 1 '- . df! J ' . ' '11 dll, Fi 1 lifv. 'I l 1 fl S dz 1 f l 'Q' 'ng tl .1 11: ' l flz ffl' l-e:li11 Voi t was 1 1' 'eSi- , Z, .S 11-p1'1i' , :1'gz '1 S1f1cl . 1tz'y,z l1X l'1Ql1 51 'n.- ' '. '1 -:as l1c'ted :1s class ad for. TI1- li 1' of th- 15. l. 1 nd ld 1 i , Ulf at lirit you do lt succeed, try, try 2 Ain. ' ' i 3 ' their study were English 2, Biology, Ancient History, the hrst se111este1'g and English 2, w' :N-'I i A 1 v I 1 -u i 3 1 p- x- 1 -L1 .-i - 1 i I .. fn' j. ,1 css .'1 ' j- V1 lal'z- 1 'le T . '. 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' 1 's ' th U' 1 e ' ' '1 , 1 g A 1 ' ' ' ' 7 ' '. l X . vi '1111' M111 j- 'HC A-11 I Wonder H Eddie Ethel benungem could g t along wnthout Adel1ne3 oseph Benzlngen could bc more qulc-t3 u ust Augu t Blled 1 c uld per nonc n c Buuo Lester Blouchoud could slng mv IOUCIPID Saxdlnes Yrncent Cardonl could peak of Canxdx more often3 Agnes Xgnes Durex could be more stud1ous3 Bobby Alma edhcln could b rm smw l9l3 Ethel Ethel Pheff 1ko1n could he more bashful3 Ben Benymmln Pnonka Could make more bxskets ID basket ball3 Shorty Helen Schwake could get along wrthout Alma3 Patty Adeline Qexdl could study YYIOIPB Maggie Margaret Specht could talk louder3 Addie Adeline Stechmesser could giggle mo1e3 Elmel Elmer Stechmessex could chew more gum Aggre Agnes Stefl could laugh any louder'9 Mrlly Mlldled Sll'lgbLlSCll could lun IP the hull ITIOIC3 Frederick Stlouf could tease any ITIOICD Ruthie Ruth btueck could x en x nbbon more often3 Hank Henry Xvrllext would look mole at the ce1l1ng3 Le l Leslie Vorgt could wrnk xt the gnls more often3 Blsmnk Archie Sll0l799t1 could bc funn1e13 rvm DRED smoacscn Character S efcfz Characters Sketched ln Sophomore Class Scenes Different Class Rooms Characters Teachers and Pupil ACT I Scene Labolatoly Mr Lohrey A cue hat klnd of 1 bud 1 tl Archie I think lt IS a Blue ax Mx Lohrey Xvhat you thunk and what you ax ne two dlfferent thmgs ACT II Scene Cltrzenshlp Room Miss S What would xou do to drain swamp lands Archie Law Sewers I It ty W AN fav!-' ' ,,,, I 1 K . 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R I A91 UID, if N ,gp Freshmen Class O cers Archle Woodcoclc President osephme Dufelc Vlce Presxdent Helen Rrha Secretary Rose Benesh Treasurer Rose Benesh Walter Benzlnger 'Vlarl-4 Brou houd osephme Dufelc ohn Funnel Norma Foreman Rolyn Kubsch George Lambert William Luchterhand Milton Peltier Ray mond Reach Fdvs 1rd Rozum Helen Rlha Rosemarle Samz Xvllllam Schmldt Raymond Snerberk Adolph Spesachelc I lht Elmer Spexgel Lydia Tezarlk Arnold Tuma Raw mond Wllson Vlola Wilson Archie Woodcock Robert Xvorthrngton Leona Young L9 3 J .u -' j Q Q 1 M . Freshmen Class Roll l ff d ig J . , -, r 1 A W AN ., ,I l 1, ,yz 1-4 1 111115 I -:IS 5, va fo U LJ C Q9 E '-Q va 3 2 Q Freshmen Class H zsfory On Septemb r 6 l922 a group of twenty sm F eshmen entered the MlShlCOt Hugh School to begin the flowery path of lcnowl dg We were laughed and stared at by the other classes The first day proved very exciting for us and w were at a loss to which class rooms we were to go untll we were directed by somecn We dld not elect our class ofhcers 1s the rest of the classes did the 6I'St day for we had to get acquainted at our class meeting Archie Woodcoclc was elected presld nt osephlne Dufelc vlce president Helen Rlha secretary Rose Benesh treasurer and Mr Lohrew class advisor During the hrst semester we were IH constant dread of being lnltlated by the upper classes but up to the present nothmg has happened We are stlll expecting a good washlng ln the wash basln The Freshmen cl1ss was reduced to the number of twenty fue when Carl Stelzen dropped out but w1s bought up again when Viola Flschel entered who also dropped out later again leaving 1 class of twenty fue Some dd not stay long enough for u to l-now tnelr names The Freshmen class IS well repres nted ln all school actlvltles William Luchter hand IS on the Boys basket ball team and osephlne Dufelc IS on the Glrls team Helen Rlha osephlne Dufel-1 and Viola Flentye belonging to the S D C society The Freshmen were shown honor by the Sophomores when th y gue us 1 party and ln return we gene them a Valentlm panty and many sal ntlnes were dxstrlbuted among the Freshmen and Sophomores We all wlsh that the Freshmen class max Increase IH the next thre years so that x e shall hate the honor of being the large t class ln the Mlshxcot Hugh School ARNOLD TLMA 76 I Ihmt th 1' Q05 L HN .gli 1-r, 1 .. ,x. 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'aue Az' y- re 54' I Wonder If Rose Bene lr could et along xxrthout Normr POICIIIIIID Walter Benzrnger could tell more storres3 Mark Brouchoud could be as tall as hrs brother 3 osephrne Dufek could keep from smrlrng3 ohn Frnnel could open hrs mouth vxhrle recrtrng3 Norma Foreman could be 1 teacher3 Rolyn Kub ch could wear 1 broader smrlc3 Geor e Lambert could lease the grrls alone3 Xvrlham Luchterhand couldn t play basket ball3 Mrlton Peltrer could g t along vwrthout Arnold Tuma Raymond Rerch could be funnrer 3 Edward Rozum could be shorter 3 Helen Rrha could be tall and slrm3 Rosemarre Samz could be smaller 3 Wrllram Schmrdt could walk any heaxrer 3 Raymond Snerberk could vvrlk less gracefullr Adolph Sperachek could have smaller eye Elmer Spergel could be anv brrghter3 Lydra Temrrk could see wrthout glasses3 Arnold Tuma could stay out of the lrbrarr 3 Vrola Wrlson could get along xsrthout Leona Young3 Archre Woodcock could rccrte rn Scrence3 Robert Wortlrrngton could xxrnk at the grrls3 Leona Young couldnt drrre a hor e3 Arwotrp rcrrrfr W fro s W fro ln Ihe Freshmen Class Rose B Successor of Paulrne Helen R Ther go mrld oxer m Vfalter B Prgmy Rosemarre S Mathematrcran Mark B Heird not seen Rav S Graceful Freshman oe D Plano player Wrllram S Champron horseshoe thrower ohn F Teaser Adolph S Very Studrou Norma F Indu trrous Elmer S Freshman orator Vrola F Saxonburg beauty l ydra T Honor student Royln K Day Dreamer Arnold T True lore ner er runs smoothlx George L Our Charlre Clraplrn Ras W A comrng Hsherman B l Ba ketball star Xrola W Good at equatrons Mrlton P Good frrend Archre XV An excellent class ofhcer Ray R Our comedran Robert W Looks rnnocent Ed R Real lndustrrous Leona Y Frrend of everybody I Ill MX ff-et-T N -- if E'-,z ' my W ' ff!! 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'z je 'lilu' ' y-tive .sal 4 Xvlrcn btrrtvrtvt rr rtlred her home she found her mother a very drfferent woman from what she had been for many days Her ex es were lrke stars and her whole appear ance reflected happrness Oh Genevreve she called Come here' I have somethrng to show you rs I' rstmin showed Cenevreve a large covered basket Upon openrng the basket Genevreve found rt filled wrth grocerres and bakery Why mother where drd you get all of thrs food3 questroned Genevreve Mrs Morrrson came over to see me tlrrs afternoon She had heard from her daughter Rose that I was srck rn bed and that we had a hard Job frghtrng starvatron so she brought us some food At first I drdn t lrke to accept the food but Mrs Morrrson rnsrsted that I accept rt because she sard rt made her feel so happy to be of any assrstance to us Wasnt that sweet of her to say that? Wlren Ned came home he found supper on the table and two smrlmg faces to greet hrm Drd you brrng any letters from the post ofhce3 asked Genevreve Yes I drd brrng a letter for you but there werent any for mother sard Ned whrle he pulled a small letter from hrs pocket As G nevreve opened the envelope a small prece of prrnted cardboard fell to the floor Genevreve prcked up the slrp of cardboard and wrth one glance at rt crred Oh mother and Ned look what Ive got' A trcket for the basket ball game I wonder who sent rt But no name was to be found' Evrdently the sender of the trcket wrshed to remarn unknown Durrng the entrre game that evenrng Genevreve who sat near Rose Morrrson was as happy as a brrd The game was very excrtrng endrng wrth a tre the score berng twelve to twelve ust as the frve mrnutes were almost over Ned made a brrllrant throw from the center of the hall The ball landed rn the basket just at the whrstle blew Mrddelton had defeated Cherryvrlle Nlrddelton basket ball fans went wrld wrth applause whrle cheer after cheer rang through the gymnasrum Four hrgh school boys raised Ned on therr shoulders and carrred hrm around the hall Mrddelton sprrrt was rndeed strrrecl Cenevreve and Rose quretly left the hall On therr way home Genevreve told Rose about the mysterrous sender of the trcket and how she thrrlled when she recerved rt Im so happy that I could see the game Poor N d would have felt so badly rf I hadnt been there because he sard rt was so much easrer to play basket ball when he knew that someone was anxrously watchrng hrm and cheerrng on to vrctory Don t you thrnk that Ned s playrng was splendrd3 asked Genevreve Yes Ned drd play well but I thrnk hrs success was du more to your self sacrifice rn grvrng up all your own money just to buy hrs basket ball surt than any of hrs physrcal abrlrty answered Rose I surely am glad that the game pleased you so much Im so glad that someone sent you a trcket for rt surely was apprecrated Rose sard as the two grrls parted at Rose s home That nrght Genexreve sard an extra prayer for the grrl who had made her so happy by the grft of a basket ball trcket Meamshrle Ros Morrrson decrded that a lrttle grft no matter how small rt may be a brt of prrnted cardboard rs sure to please the recerver and that a lrttle krndness now and then alwavs brrngs rts reward LUCY E DUF EK 24 I L Ihr ty srx W fs HN . . r ,f-rl' .,-,r g 5. 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' ff' HN .Q-P 1 The Rlglri Road ohn and Dick Haron were two lads who had just finished their required years of school and decided to seek their lrfe work by travelling depending upon the outside world as a guide They were brothers but of very different character ohn was studrous lad who worked drgently at hrs school work He trred very hard to advanc and real z d that rt required much studying and toiled to make progress He had great ambrtrons which he now had an opportunrty to reach Drck on the other hand was a careless chap He consrdered the difficult problems of hrs lrfe as mere things grvrng them lrttle consideration He forewer told ohn that he was to b th greater man rn sprte of hrs carelessness Hrs brother was responsrble for hrs advancement thus far for without hrm Dick would hue failed entrrely H alwavs shunned ohn s statement which ohn believed rn That work was the basis of success They began their Journ y on a bright summer day walking slowly down the dusty road They had not Gone far when suddenly the road before them stopped and stretch ed out rn opposite drrectrons left 'md rrght Oh erred Dick lm going this way looking toward hrs left Look ohn rsnt rt a beautiful road3 How easy rt wrll be to travel and rts appearance shows that rt wrll lead to something good I wont hue to labor to earn my daily bread deed thought ohn rt rs a beautiful road for rt was at first sight It was guarded by a beautiful maiden Pleasure Drck was aided along hrs way by farrres called Carefree ness Happiness and Leisure All ran merrrly along and then suddenly stopped Right into hrs claws was Drck larn and forever after Farlure had control of hrm Dick thought of hrs brother and remembered what he hud said Work rs the basis of success ohn shuddered at the sight and quickly turned to hrs rrght He saw few had travelled this road while many truelled the former but the reason was srmole for the road on the rrght seemed very difficult to travel ohn berng a thoughtful boy consrder ed each srde carefullv before adxancrng He finally decided to travel the road to the rrght for although the path looked rough he knew he would be rewarded This road also had a guard but qurte a contrast from the left road H too had companrons who rnstead of helprng ohn detained hrm They were called Drsgust Tedrousness and Worry After trawelrng a far distance and rn sprte of hrs detarners he at last reached hrs destination It was a magnificent crty known as the crty of success ohn stayed here the rest of hrs lrfe enyoxrng every hour and progressing each day Let us then all consrder each road before we ads ance and not lrke Dick determrn h cf path we shall follow so soon Let us try to rncrease the number of traveller ot 1 r rrght and rn sprte of Work and hrs companrons be persons of pluck and not give p Every one shall be wrllrng to work and he wrll rf he consrdered the glorrous goal I lhrt xr .. 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L 'urzv 'r y sr- ' - whrch shall be the destrnatron of all workers The road to the left rs easrly travelled It requrres lrttle courage to follow that path It rs of course very temptrng and creates a happy lrfe for rts trawellers but the destrnatron rs a sad one It rs therefore our duty to travel the rrght road and as a result become successful It rs now necessary for us as students of the hrglr school to travel toward the crty of suc cess rnstead of havrng the fate of Drck and berng a prey to Farlure Let us then bear rn mrnd that Work rs the basrs of success EVA LAST 24 The Tre TfraIB1nds In the Northern part of Wrsconsrn a man named Wrllram Whrteford had a small farm Hrs son Alex Whrteford was the eldest of four chrldren and was a handsome young lad When he became srxteen years of age he asked hrs father rf he could go to hrgh school Hrs father looked surprrsed and sard to hrm Who ever put that notron rnto your head? The lad was persistent and he replred The teacher srr Hrs father was a well to do man so he sard You can go rf you go on your own hook Hrs father was a very serrous and stern man and Alex knew rt would be useless to contradrct hrm The rdea of gorng to hrglr school had so rmpressed Alex that he decrded to leave home Hrs father drd not say a word of farewell to hrm whrle hrs mother who was standrng at the gate took hrs hand and pressed rt She sard My dear boy do not forget your mother He boarded the trarn and left for a large town about ten mrles from hrs home wrth about two dollars and fifty cents rn hrs pocket l-le could not frnd work though he had even asked to work for hrs board About one day s walkrng the streets was enough to shatter hrs wrll Toward evenrng he recerved a job as janrtor rn a large store The work was not hard but was done so well that Alex was soon advanced to a posrtron as clerk Hrs advancement was due entrrely to hrs honesty and thrrft Instead of spend rng hrs money foolrshly he soon saved enough to buy a half share rn the firm Hrs father gave up hope of seerng hrs son agarn to persuade hrm to return to the farm so he sold hrs farm and bought some land about hftv mrles north He often wrshed to hear from hrs son but hrs prrde overcame hrs desrre He burlt a small house and cleared the land wrth the help of hrs younger sons so that the famrly mad a lrvrng ln the meanwhrle Alex was prosperrng rn wealth but not rn happrness because he wrshed to see hrs brothers and srsters and hrs mother but work soon made hrm forget He had trred to find out where father had gone but all hrs rnqurrres were rn varn There was another cause for hrs anxrety A grrl named Ruth ,lennrngs was em ployed as head clerk rn the store She was not only pretty but had those qualrtres that are admrred yet unexplarnable by men She had worked rn the store for three years and was supportrng her mother an elderly but rather garrulous old lady Alex Whrte lry Ilrtx rrt fm A ff-J .-,, - t .. 1 A -. 4 I . f ati i I . . 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Q I A ' - 'z 'r' r'r V'-1-' 'h u 18 A-df 4 ford was not the only one that had a place rn Ruth s affectrons although he pard her rather marked attentron It was rn the fall of the year that a number of young men planned to go on a deer huntrng trrp They rnsrsted on hrs yornrng therr party but he drd not readrly grve hrs consent One mornrng hrs senror partner rn the frrm rnqurred rf he was gorng wrth the party But I have too much work Alex replred That rs the very reason l want you to go you ll be all the more ready for work when you come back sard hrs partner At last Alex was forced to grve hrs consent Ruth jennrngs was gone for her vacatron so he was lonesome and busrness was not pressrng Ruth s mother was rn poor health and doctors advrsed her to go to the country to escape the excrtement of crty lrfe Between the doctor s orders and Ruth s best wrslres for her welfare she left for her home town about frfty mrles away There she had planned to lrve wrth some frrends but found a place rn the country where she could rest wrthout rnterruptron Durrng her vacatron Ruth went to see her mother and found her rmprovrng rn health The famrly where she was stayrng was very poor and could not pay therr debts They asked Ruth to help them Meanwhrle Alex Wlrrteford left for the Northern woods wrth some of hrs frrends They had the best rrlles and camprng equrpment When they got to therr destrnatron they went rnto the woods and put up therr tent ln the mornrng the men drew lots to see whrch ones should go out frrst Alex an lrrshman named Hrggrns and another man went out about four o clock All three carrred rrfles and were on the lookout for d er Alex was very thoughtful and moody Thoughts were recurrrng to hrm agarn and agarn of hrs boyhood when he was lrvrng wrth hrs father and mother Where were they now3 Perhaps dead wrthout lrrs knowledge The thought struck home He only thought of the wrong he had done to hrs parents The lrrshman who was tryrng to cheer hrm up sard Tis a had omen rt rs when your so downhearted lVle grandmother was a great belrever rn omens and t lrke l ketched some from her l m feelrng alrrght Alex replred Say now you look here when a fellow gets up and dont say good mornrng to anybody and just slouches around camp yest you make up your mrnd there rs sometlrrng wrong sard Hrggens That s very good plrrlosophy but rt s rnterestrng just the same sard Alex There w as nothrng worth whrle to shoot at so the three started back They amused themselyes shootrng at targets The echoes from the reports of therr hrgh powered rrfles reechoed rn the forest Alex carrred a 30 30 Wrnchester They suddenly came to an old log house whrch seemed to be rn a yery poor condrtron although well burlt It appeared to be a camp whrch lumbermen had used durrng the precedrng wrnter The men selected a large prne knot and proceeded to shoot at rt Each fired three trmes and the bullet I Ihrr rrrn I - . . 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Y Y Y L Y . . , 3 'Skill' ' ' A 'ty'- ' - J gf wlikfu '? went through the house as rf rt were made of paper the other srde Alex s frrst shot hrt the knot rn the Ye sure are a crnch fer shootrn even rf ye lrrshman Alex rarsed hrs rrfle the rhrrd trme when the rn hrs vorce showed hrs natrve tongue when he sard and slashed the bark of the trees on center are a lrttle sleepy exclarmed the lrrshman shouted The excitement Shtop men Begorrah rts a woman Alex stared hrs rrHe fell from hrs hands and he grew very pale The woman be fore hrm was hrs own mother She drd not recognize hrm rmmedrately but as he ap rroached another person stepped out of the house that recognrzed hrm It was Ruth ennrngs When she saw Alex she fell rnto hrs arms She was badly frrghtened from the bombardment but as luck was wrth them no one was hurt After all explanatrons were made and Alex had made up vsrth hrs father and mother who were only too wrllrng to have hrm back he went out to tell hrs comrades He met Ruth on the path and was repard for hrs gloomrness of the mornrng by Ruths answer rn the affrrmatrve to that questron that even the rudest country swarn must ask hrs sweetheart before they can be one ALBERT ZEDDIES Immzgrailon The reason I chose lmmrgratron for my Senror masterprece rs because rmmr gratron rs becomrng one of our most drscussed toprcs rn our socral polrtrcal and rndus trral lrfe As rmmrgratron rs affectrng us today from one pornt of vrew rt rs rurnrng rather than benefrtrng us The rmmrgrant who rs enterrng our ports today rs of a very low class Immrgratron as I wrll prove to you later rs a menace to the Amerrcan today The rmmrgrant comes over here today and competes wrth the Amerrcan rn nearly everv phase of hrs lrfe and thereby checks our raprd advancement through whrch we were gorng a few years past Thrs essav deals partrcularly wrth that large element whrch has come and rs com mg from other countrres the numbers who come the causes therr rnfluence on us and finally the varrous restrrctrve measures lookrng to the more complete control of rmmrgra tron More than one seventh of our populatron rs made up of forergn born persons A we have an rncrease rn populatron we also have had an rncrease rn rmmrgrants The total rmmrgratron from l820 to l920 rnclu rve was about thrrty three mrllron srx hundred thrrty thousand one hundred four For the years before l820 the exact figures are not obtarnable but estrmates have been made that the total number arrrvrng here from I776 to l82O were approxrmately 250 000 In I842 the number reached l00 000 bu durrng the Crvrl War rn I86Z the number declrned to 72 000 Durrng the decade I905 to I9I4 the number exceeded all former records reachrng to nearly a mrllron a year on Lel- 5 U - In IT.. 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Pa ' 'url ' HN 3 0 the average The greatest number entering was ln 1907 when the total was l 285 349 The lowest number slnce l862 was lI0 618 ln l9l8 the cause bemg due to the war For the last few years the rmmrgrants have returned to their natlve country The frrst people to come nn large numbers were the Irnsh beglnnmg rn the year l848 This was due to the famine rn Ireland at that time During the hrst three decades the Irish were ln excess of that of any other nationality Between l850 to l860 the Cer mans exceeded the Irish reaching thelr highest point rn l890 when twenty exght per cent of the total lmmlgrants were Germans The Scandinavian lmmlgratlon was also greatest at that time but srnce then has dechned The rmmlgratlon from France Switzerland and the Netherlands has remalned about the same Immlgratlon from Italy Austrla Hungary and Russia hrst became Important about l898 but has Increased to such an extent that restrictions are being made A great change has taken place m the character of our early lmmxgrants and the present rmmlgrants This change has had greater Influence on the social slgnrflance than therr Increase ln numbers The old lmmlgrants came from Northwestern Europe and mclude people from Great Brrtam Ireland Belglum Switzerland France Germany and the Scandinavian countries The new Immigrants are f om Southern and Eastern Europe and lncludes people from Poland Portugal Greece Italy Spam Syrla Turkey Russia Romania Austria Hungary Bulgaria Montenegro and Servla Before l890 the countrles from Northernwestern Europe furnished nlnety per cent of the total but at the outbreak of the World war ln l9l4 these same counties furnished but flfteen per cent whrle the Southern and Eastern Europe furnished seventy five per cent The old lmmngrants resembled the people already here because they came from almost the same countries The old rmmrgrants had the same Ideals language religious beliefs habrts and the same Ideals of governments as the Amerlcans The new lmmr grant has llttle progress toward a democratic form of government and has a slight con ceptron of the underlying prrnclples of such a government In the rndustrlal world the new rmmlgrant has made poor advancement and hrs standard of llvlng rs lower Amoag the old Immigrants more skilled labors were found and they showed a more declded tendency to stay here Illrteracy rs very much greater among the new than It was among the old rt being thnty fne and sux tenths per cent for the new and two and seven tenths per cent for the cld The drsproportron of sex among the new rs greater than the old and this tends to lower the hrghest type of famrly llfe The percentage of those becomrng naturalized from Southern and Eastern Europ IS less than from the Northern and Western the percentage from the Northern and Western being fifty one per cent and seventeen per cent for those commg from th Eastern and Southern portlon of Europe From the above analysis we see that thus tends to lower the polltlcal llfe of the crtrzens The Immigrants of todav have a tend ncy to congregrate m the already overcrowd ed sectlons If they would be drstrlbuted many of the evlls would be remedied The I1 I-rty ne W y. 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'2 ve- 'mx ' '-0 Il L1 't 'f new rmmrgrants haye shown themselyes to be clannrsh and less inclined to learn the customs and language of the country They hare gathered rn the states of Massachu setts New York Pennsylyanra and Illinois Their coming in such large numbers and settling in places where they hnd therr countrymen where their habits customs and language period prevents the process of Amerrcanrzatron being put upon them by us A number of associations have been established to assist the immigrant but hare been unable to acquaint the conditions to all and compete with the immigrants friends and relative already here It is estimated that ninety seven per cent have decided upon therr destinations before arriving here through the influence of their countrymen The causes wlrrch have led people to seek our shores are many and varied A great number of immigrants have been led here to better their economic conditions This has been shown by the way the increase and decrease compared to the economic prosperity of the country Economic distress has sent the people here between IS47 and 1854 when a great wave of Irish rmmrgratron swept over America A large number of Germans came over rn l853 Closely connected with this IS the low wage prevalent rn Europe Their peasants are not so prosperous as our farmers and a crop failure means starvation Their stand In early trmes people left Europe because of religious strife and even so now the Russian ews are escaping the persecution from the authorities The desire of youths to evade the army has led many voting men to come to Amer rca and spend their best days here Steamship companres anxious to secure passengers have agents rn the different countries solitrcrng immigration often unlawfully Amerrcan employees have contracted with groups of men to come oyer and have 'advanced money for them to come or er rn return for therr labor Professor Commons has said The desrre to get cheap labor to take passenger fares and to sell land haye probably brought more immigrants than the bad conditions in the foreign countries Letters from friends and relatryes have held a charm Also when the immigrant returns he tells hrs friends hrs glowing tales and many are led to come over According to the immigration commission the immigrants have not only come here to escape conditions that are rntolerable but to improve their economic conditions also The serious phase of the probrem rs the effect of such a large element of low grade unskilled laborers lower standards of lrfe must haye in competition with th class of workers already established here The new immigrants rn particular hare been ac customed to the lower standards of living rn their own countries they are less resource ful and a large number are unacquarnted with the English language Their underbrddrng in the labor market tends to bring down the standards of our workers and retard rn ventrons and the use of new machines and new processes in our industry The competition has been keener in those industries employing large numbers of I in Irrtx ur p x 'e -if f A V' fs- ., N , , 3-f' 5 Q f, I , u., 1, ,. - 1 - , .jx 'W , Y 1. 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'Z ' ' 'i I' -'-1 'r U .1 .6 A-111 4 unskilled laborers The immigrant is ready to take what wage given him and lower than the American stand1rds The fact that some years past newrly two thirds of the immigrants were male has its social effect in those communities where they congregate The immigration commission came to the conclusion that the American born children of immigrants exceed the native Americans in relative amount of crime Proof is given this statement that a majority of Juvenile dellnquents are found in the North Atlantic states where the largest number of immigrants are found The immigration laws have been trying to keep out the people who later may become public charges The percentage of foreign born natives among the insane is somewhat greater than the native whites We are able to prove that the new immigrant is effecting the social life through dis proportion of sex illiteracy and methods of Americanization This increased because of their clannlshness which keeps them away from the Americans and preserves their own language customs and ideals Another social effect more than particular of the new immigrant is the introduction of low class workers They work for long hours and low wages This brings about 1 class distinction which is so important a phase in industries There came to our shores in l9l3 270 000 people who could neither read nor have no conception of a democratic form of government and legislation of today is largely social legislation efforts being made to secure a minimum wage limit The immigrants furnish large numbers who are easily controlled by the industrial and political boss This does not mean that the foreigner sells his wote outright but he cannot vote intelligently on the question because he is unacquamted with our probl m due to his congregational instinct Another difficulty is the diffusion of such a variety of elements all thrown together There is bound to be race antagomsms Legislation affecting immigration has been passing through successive stages over 1 period of nearly a hundred years The first legislation of l8l8 was an attempt to bet ter passenger conditions The first provision for statistics was made at this time For the next fifty years no legislation was passed but associations were formed such as the Natlve Americans and the Know Nothings were on foot to oppose foreigners com mg to our shores A number of states passed restrictions but these restrictions were later declared unconstitutional The national legislature l862 passed the Emexgencv act to encourage immigration The hrst classes to be excluded were the convicts in l875 ln 1882 acts were pass ed and a head tax was placed upon immigrants and excluded such classes as lunatlcs idiots and other persons likely to become public charges At this time the laborers began to protest to the competition and in l888 acts were passed excluding labor con tracts These were strengthened in l89l I903 I907 l9l0 and l9l7 ln l89l the superintendent of immigration was established and the head tax was raised until now it I ng its ,. ' 7 -7' iv vi tl ,,- , 1 -ti 1:3 write. Many of them had the duties of citizenship thrust upon them immediately. They , V. . ': iv Fu ' I'-Ihrvc A-41' IS ralsed to frve dollars per head They also Increased the number of lnspectors and Increased the llabllltles of the steamshlps companies brmgmg undesirable ahens me act of l9l3 provrdes that all persons who mlght be a pubhc nuisance be pro hlblted to enter e same law states that nothmg rn the act shall exclude lf otherwlse advisable persons belonging to any recognized learned trade or a person employed strictly as domestic or personal servants Provlsxon rs made that all ahens brought to thns country 1n vlolatxon of any law shall be Immediately sent back to where he came from The cost of mam tenance and return trlp shall be pald by the owner of the steamshlp he entered During the year 1971 approximately 8 500 allens were deported ln I9l7 the lrteracy test was added The act of l92l hmlted the total lmmlgratlon of any natlonallty here at the tlme of the I920 census to thirty seven per cent of that number The agltatlon at the present txme for further restrrctlon IS prompted by the desire to lrmlt the numbers who would lower the standards of hvmg unsknlled workers people unable to read or wrlte rn at least one language and a considerable amount of money on arrrval the national Increase of the head tax The hteracy test were vetoed by three presld nts namely Taft Cleveland and Wil son but the brll was passed over Wilson s veto The prmclple argument agalnst further restrnctxons rs that we stxll have great undeveloped resources rn whlch the lmmlgrant can be employed HIS coming will brmg about a mlnglmg of races and a new American race will be d veloped If our crvlhzatlon rs more advanced the lmmlgrant who leaves our ports after a stay here will take wlth hum new Ideas customs and habits provrd d the Am rlcans can bring this about he will also rarse the standard of llvmg In the forergn countrres and a more beneficial aspect will be established Another argument for further restrlctlons IS a large amount of cheap labor retards the use of good machinery and sanitary condrtxons With such devrces people add much complexity to socral and polltlcal problems lt Increases the amount of unorgan lzed labor and weakens the effectrveness of labor umons Would we not be checking our own advance socially and polxtlcally by trymg to raxse the standards of other people mstead of ourselves3 It would be better If we would better ourselves and let the rest of the world copy our advancements The Chlnese began commg to this country during the gold rush of l850 e Chmese act of l882 exclcded all laborers This has been termed as the most radrcal act ever passed The Japanese started coming rn about l898 but since then are nncreasmg e apanese laborers are now excluded through an understanding with the apnes govern ment not to Issue passports to laborers The Hindus In this country are not yet great enough to cause alarm so no acts hav been passed The cause may be due to the fact that the Hmdu mix less wrth the other races I I' :ty f ul Q46 r -ff , HN Ll- - .,,, 1 5 4 gf '51,-'Q ' fait , . , Tl . . . . - Th - - ' . . . , .. , . . . . . , . 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V 1 'avr 'u ' '- n ' W A Z' Cf Our Second Annual This IS the second annual put out by the Mrshlcot Hrgh School We have trled to do our very best rn makmg thus annu1l better than the one Issued rn l922 There I5 no doubt but that the reader wrll fmd many mrstakes but you must keep ln mind that to err IS human We wlsh to thank the business m n of Mlshlcot and those of other towns and vrllages for thelr support If rt would not be for their help thus annual could not have b en put out We also thank those who have taken such an mterest ln our annual and pur chased a copy We have put ln ex ery effort to make this annual a grand success We have worked together many days and much has been accomplished for ln umon there IS strength We also feel mdebted to the Senior Class of l922 for grvmg this Hugh School a start rn the pubhcatron of an annual It rs through their effort and good example that we can pubhsh this our second edrtlon of THE MISHICOFITIAN An Appreczaflon of a Hlgh School Educatzon We the Senxor class of l923 who are about to enter into hfe s battle have reahzed the value of a hugh school education Four years of constant toll have taught us the real value of this educatlon It has surely grven us a better knowledge of ourselves because when we reach hrgh school we are no longer dependent upon the teachers but a e left almost entrrely md pendent and are brought to see our faults and meet bravely and resist our own temptations It rs then that we hnd out who we really are or rn other words we must reahze what powers we need to develope most It has also afforded us a chance to choose our hfe s vsork At the end of our lgr school career we are surely capable of selecting a certain lme of work and chnglng rm ly to our chorce We have learned many lessons which will be of value to us ln ater years the hardest of these being the lesson of defeat But we feel that we have mas tered this difficulty and only adhering to our motto Sun rrse not Sun set may we be able to look forward hopefully upon the problems of the future We prlde ourselves that we have had the prnllege of a hugh school education although many of us have had to strnve honestly and laborlously for every thmg that we have attained great or small we must admlt that the effects of the cultural and moral benefits that we haxe uncon sclouslw derned from our assoclates and our experlences wlll lnffuence the work of our hues and make It much different from what rt might have been rf the opportunxtles of a hrgh school education had not been afforded us When we reahze that there are many In Potty hxe -ti Y 1 ' . v u - - an . su Q n . 1 sf v . 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Q, A, 1 , kj A N , 5 . , ,gp S --1535 ' -- f- 4 l 'z uc fu - y-sm-vc Sei' Debalmg The trrangle rn which we were this year rncluded Casco and Two Rrxers e questron for debate was resolved That congress should enact a federal law applyrng the essential features of the Kansas Court of lndustrral Relatrons to the settlement of rarlroad labor drsputes The two teams were Irvrn Voelker Ewald edlrcka and Lucy Dufek on the affrrma trve and Clarence Rerch Rrchard Stwngel and Evelyn Flentje on the negatrve We began work after Chrrstmas vacatron There was plenty of materral for research work Two weeks before the d bate took place Rev Zell came over and coached us rn our delrvery The day of the debate came and we were unable to reach Casco because of the snowstorm whrch had stopped all trafhc The debate was therefore postponed and the next date was a week later Thrs gare us some more trme to better our speeches We got to Casco the next week and rn a tremendous battle of words were defeated by our opponents We soon learned of our other team s fate whrch was srmrlar to ours We were not drsappornted rn the result because we had garned much Just the same There rs no doubt but that the Mrshrcot Hrgh School wrll be able to put out a We the debaters that go out wrth the graduatrng class of l923 wrsh the debatrng team of l924 to have better success than we had CLARENCE REICH The Good Fellowship Club The Good Fellowshrp Club was organrzed at the begrnnrng of the school year The 'neetrngs are held once a month rn the Hugh School audrtorrum A program rs carrr d out consrstrng of debates oral talks and srngrng A fee of one dollar rs pard by all actrve members of the club All students of the Hrgh School are honorary members The money taken rn as dues rs used to finance the basket ball and debatrng teams The presrdent of the club appornts a commrttee of three actrxe members to tend to all of th athletrc and debatrng funds The ofhcers are elected every sem ster by the actrve members The ofhcers chosen were Ernest Pfrngsten presrdent Lester Kron forst vrce presrdent Evelvn Fl ntje secretary and Clarence Rerch treasurer Offrcers for the last semester are Edwa d Zrma presrdent Harold Klabunde vrce presrdent Stella Peltrer secretary and Carl Woyta treasurer The Good Fellowshrp Club puts out a paper known as The Mrshrcottran Monthlv The edrtor rn chref rs Rrchard Stangel and the busrness manager rs Earl Tetzlaff The club as a whole rs a decrded success as can be seen rn the results of the Carnrr al held May ll The net proceeds were much larger than was antrcrpated ARTHUR BENZINGER 23 I Le Iorty crcht .,,, ti I 1 L I. . 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H S aueld J no 3 EI USJE 93 QV P3 1 p n PP9 'U Z 9 9 0 5 else 15. ru., hu nsw A w tx Ill Ifts S D C Soclely This is the third year of the 5 D S s existence It is a society of girls whose greatest desire is a create a friendly feeling among its members and to unite the girls more closely There are also certain requirements that the girls of the society must live up to One of them is that they must have and keep up a certain standing This year an amendment has been added to the constitution This amendment states that instead of limiting the enrollment number to twenty live any number of girls may be enrolled The present membership list contains exactly twenty five names Nine of these are new members The society has also afforded much amusement for its members including several parties and some interesting lnitiations A Bunco party which was given by the active members of the society to a group of pledges on their initiation night was more than enjoyed by the girls because it was something different from the old routme of dancing a novelty as nrst prize Hyacinth Hoffman was the looser and received as a boobv prize an apple with this inscription on it I was green once too Of course Hyacinth took the hint but took it in a joking way Another interesting time was a sleigh ride party The girls went to Two Rivers to see the play When Knighthood Xvas in Flower They enyoyed the play immensely and also the trip there and back On the may down their songs and cheers could be heard at every farm house they passed but on the way back they were all more or less drowsy and therefore were not quite so nolsy A costume party was given the week after Easter and we enyoyed what the Bunnle had left for us Our party was very gay for we had clowns gypsies little japanese girls flowers our grandmother in her earlv twenties and one overseas man who protected all of us Some of the S D C hobbies are drinking cocoa solving problems visiting Hades and keeping secrets The officers of the society are Germaine Smcoular grand matron Margaret Eller assistant matron Martha Zeddies mistress of ceremonies Miss Stupfel conductress Lucv Dufek secretary Stella Peltier treasurer and Miss Stupfel faculty advisor GERMAINE SINCOULAR I age I' lfty . im A NX 3'5 N ef it Y and playing games at a party. 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I fu ,, N .Qs Q Our Alumnz The Alumnr of the Mrshrcot Hrgh qchool dates back to the year of I9I8 The graduates srncc and rncludrng the year l9l8 haxe strrven out rnto different l'lCldS of endeaxors and l haw below rxen the graduates of their respectrwe classes rn chronologrcal order Name Hans Beyer Anna Dufek Antornette Ersenman Margaret Ersenman Anna Heyroth Lrlhan ones Frank ost Marne Koheck Alvrn Meyers Lrly Meyers Helen Naser Alvrn Ploeckelmann Harrret Redeker Anrta Scheuer Hugo Skwor Anrta Qtelzer Nrcholas Stoneman Wrllram Stoneman Edna Wentker Katherrne Zrma Lucy Ersenman Arnold rndra Walter Kracht Calhs Nrquette Dorothy Nlquette lvan Peltrer Mabel Peot Harvey Phn ten Ella Rourller Lucrlle qcheuer Roland Stelzer Alfred Strouf Fred Xventker Thomas Wortlrrn on Maw me Benesch Erwrn Gruber Alumm Dzreciory Class of l9I8 Present Occupatron Mrshlcot Farmer Musrc uperwrsor Sun Prarrre Wrs Employed at Mrlwaukee Employed at Mrlwaukee Tercher at Tannery School Two Rrvers Wrs Primary teacher at Mrshrcot Wrs Fmployed by Hupcrt Auto Co Manrtowoc Wrs Attending Unnersrty of Wrsconsrn Maclrson Wrs At Home Attendrng Mrlwaukee Normal Teacher at Grbson Drstrlct 3 Ar Two Rrvers Wrs Employed at Baron Wrs Teacher at Detrort Mrch At Home Nurse at Chrldrens Memorral Hospital Chrcago Attendrng La Crosse Normal Teacher at Maple Grove No 7 Teacher at Francis Creek Wrs Class of l9I9 Attendrng Oshkosh Normal Employ ed at Manrtowoc Wrs Emploxed at Two Rrvers Wrs Manual trarnrng teacher at Marshfield Wrs Attendrng Oshkosh Normal Employed at Francrs Creek Teacher at French Settlement School Arttendrng La Crosse Nlormal Attendrng Marquette Lnrxersrty 'Vladrson Wrsconsrn Teacher at Carpenter Iowa At Home At Home Arttendrng Manrtowoc Busrness Colleg Class 0 I9 Teacher at Mrshlcot Drstrrct 7 Teacher at Two Rue-rs Drstrrct 7 l II tl x -A H Qs tg '?Zi' 1 - s Z' 'xiii -Yi I . . . . 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'11 1 -X PRIMAR Y DEPARTMENT Calendar 1922 23 Sept 5 School term begrns Total enrollment seventeen Oct 2nd New books aruve for econd and tlnrd grades Readlng revrews lshed c 6th Vacatron Teachers Conventron ct l3th ane Lockery withdraws from school Goes to Appleton ow 9th l0th Vacatron Milwaukee Conventron ow 16th Mulk Campargn Damel Stelzer wms fxrst prrze of five dollars on ml poster Nov 27th Dame' wms county champronshrp prrze of ten dollars on poster Dec 20th Chrlstmas party rn afternoon Exchange gifts Program ln evening ln whrch all partlclpate an 25th Norma Brouchoud enter fourth grade from Rockwood school Feb 16th Valemne party Feb 22nd Florence Madson becomes rll with pneumonia March 29th Easter party April 3rd Flrst slgns of sprung Marbles jacks freckles SCHOOL NOTES Honor Roll Fourth grade Norma Brouchoucl Third grade Elizabeth Kidow Second grade Denver Mlezna First grade Ruth Marne Zell OCS Paul E Recrtm poem rn Lang Cla sl You are too bowlegged Ruth Z Says Excuse me as he passes ln front of company turns to Mass and says ln a stage whrsper Miss onas I didnt forget mv managers manners Paul S ln Ceog l Chmamen wear long twigs queues and shovel thelr food their mouths wlth sticks I Ittl 3 'OL . 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Although the field trip was not entirely devoted to weeds and their means of eradi- cation we also studied various land formations due to glacial action which are verv evident in this section We can not too highly emphasize the practical value of these trips but we endeavor to carry out this project to 1 much better advantage next year Dectamatory Contest Although we had no intentions at first to enter the Declamatory contest this year we were greatly handicaped in finding suitable material and sufficient time for prepar ation when we decided to enter However through persistent efforts we finally were successful in that Alice Zell received a silwer medal for second place This leaves a splendid record for the grades during the last two years Watch us next year Lztera ry Soczety On September l8th 1972 the Literary Society under the name of the Four L s society was organized It was organized for the purpose of bettering the classes and to prepare the pupils for future life At first meetings were held exery two weeks but an amendment was made and now the meetings are held once a month The officers elected to carry on the m tings are as follows President Hilbert Stefl Vice President Wilton Specht Secretary Adeline Strouf Treasurer Kenneth Vertz Entertaining Committee Blanche Shedivy Eunice Beyer Lester Reis The rest of the meetings were primarily dewoted to the discussion on parlimentary law and social actnitles Honor Rott Alice Zell 92 D Marcella edlicka Edith Schmidt 8 I fittx 9 - . . l u V Y V ' I . 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L - . . , 1 Kenneth Vertz ,.r............r.........., ................t.V.................. 8 99 -I ' .,..,...,,.................V.,...................,.......... 88 ' ' ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.............. ........,.,,,,....,, ,..,,,,,. 7 . 5 'f 'uve v'-sv lii , AN 'ii CNOTTIITIOTI SGylngS Kenneth Dry Up Wrlton S Matter Wll ert Beat It Clarence I Dont Believe You Earl Do It For Me Edlth You Blg Fat Head Lester Oh Gee Wlnz Sylvia qhut Lp Adelme Gee Whiz Geraldme Oh Bosh Blanch Dont Do That e me les I ll Play ac s Eumce Oh Co On Olne I Dont Know Hilbert Lets Go Norma Blame lt Anyhow Marcella Dont Have To Xlola G e Whiz Bernice Oh Yes Edlth Oh Yes Rosemond Oh Goodness A lcc No I Dldn t Howard Wlmat Is That C orge Oh Go On Hazel Dont Ask Me Mr Tetzlaff Be Prepared OCS Teacher Who IS oan Of Arc'-I Ollve A man Olive Harding Geraldme ls Porto Rico a state ullage or countv3 Sylvla Pausmg a moment It s a llttle ullag Mr Tetzlaff Adeline I su h you would put perlods at the end of your sentences Adeline Im not feellng good But Ia Ia have lt copred on another piece of pape Ml Tetzlaff In spellmg class Wlmat does folxage mean Marcella? Marcella The scent of a flower Clarence ln Clvlcs How long must we draw these maps? Mr Tetzlaff Until I tell you to stop Hazel was recltm and Eunice a Iced Xvhat IS the name of that house where the Insane go3 Ha7el Insane 1 ylum of course You ought to know that lVlr Tetzlaff What are concentrates3 Wnlbert Feeding the covs IVII Tetzlaff Who was the frrst man to promote education ln the U S 5 Adeline HORSE fHorace Mann Mr Tetzlaff What composes the leglslature ln the Umted States3 Wllbert House of I ords and House of Commons A ppreczaizon We the grammar grades glve our slncere thanks to the Senior class of l923 for glvmg us the opportunity of addlng our part to the annual of the Mlshrcot Hugh School Although we are still young and cllmblng we hope that we wll not be too hlghlx crttrcxsed We also extend our 'apprecnatlons to ou teacher for andmg us rn preparlng and organlzlng our maternal KENNETH W VERTZ Edltor 1 1 1 It W 1, ! ?i! 1, f - v- f '-.fx N . 'b : , . . : ' ' I , : , . I ' . j ' : c. ' . : ' . Ad I' : Oh, ' . ' .I lc . ' F' . I 1' I I : I. '. u , ,Iv o 4, l ' : , . I' : , . : , . I : .I , . Teacher: Who is our Governor. . : C . J , . y. 6. . : . y . . a Q j 1 Y g y , 1 o r. '. I C ' D 1 , . 1' ' . . g . S n : . A ' K n ll U, il V' . : . s , , . U l V . I . ' V. 1 . V ' . . , I Z f lu Jef' N -.BZ LP' .I iq G- N0 .? 2 ..A.r e Boys Basket Ball Team Elne t Phn ten Captun Centex R I F d Ben Pnonlta Left Guard Cirl W ojta 1 it OIXNTI' Edxmld Zlma R1ghtC.m1d W lllnm Luclmtextrmnd qub tltute E11 Cmctton Left FOIWN nd Rl bud Shngel bub tltut 1 I NX r- , 'Ln A :Qi A 4- KZ .HEX fi 6 V f V x 3 I ' 1 1 I ' f i 5-, 4 . . Af. 'xA . Q 1 L 'gn t ary '. 7 f t ' I I ' 4 ' 6 .l i ' it 4 .3 , 1 I .Jn I ' 'I ,V I I ' ' , 4 ,t ' W A -1 ' U ,. L' , 574 A I 1 b 1 ' 1 - Y ay. nr , 5 Y Lf G 1 1 E 1 . 9 A 1 4 ' j , . X X' ly' . 7 'Qi X 2 t I 3 ' . ,G ' J J A X I t - ff t ff X t b I: S 5 P ii. , - 7 , S A gs Q K ' - . c I , r. ' ' ' 'L - ' ' c 'c ' . ' ' I 1 ' M Ac ' c ' ., S ' ' Q ' ' - - V ' 1 ' AL' I ' S 4 - - N 5 ' Q :M AN g,rf: - WL-e--vw V -- '6 '-4 fair Basfgel Ball Review The I927-1973 B1 lcet B1ll sc1son proxed to he 1 success to the Mishicot High School The team wrth two regular luck from l1st xe1r 1nd 1 number of other boys ITIZICTC 3 YCIW good ISCOTCT Next xear there xsrll he four regulrrs bacl. 1nd x rth the 1x1rl1lJle materral there rs no reason but that Coach Lohrew wrll dew-lop 1 clnmpronshrp team The te1m will greatly feel the loss of Q1rl Xvojta but hy deuloprng the others will strll have 1 good te1rn The e1son was started rn December xsrth Luxemburg and ended wrth xrllage te1m for ch1mpron lrrp The lnslcet bwll te1m rlways h1d ccd upport from the student lrody both rn sprrrt 1nd frnance We as gradu1tes extend our be t xsrslre to a clnmpronshrp season next we1r Mr lrrcot l-lrgr MISTIICOI Hrglr 'Wrshrcot Mrshrcot l-lrgr 'Wrshrcot Hrg r Mrshrcot rgr Mrshrcot rgr Mrshrcot Hrgm Mr hrcot H151 'Vlr hrcot L rgr 'Wrshrcot l-lrgr Totals School School School School School School School School School School PLAYERS RECORD Name Goal lqree Throws Tot1l lqrn st Pflngsten 4 Alun Krorfor t C1rl Xvojta Erlc Cretton Btn Prwonka Fd ard Zrma BASKET BALL SCHEDULE Luxemhurg Hrglr School DCDm1llx Hrgl School Denm1rl4 Hrgh School K xmunc Hrqh Sc rool Luxemhur Hrglr School 'Vlanrtox oc Sec Hrgh School Manrtoxsoc Sec l-hgh School Tx o Rrxers Vocatronal School Two Rrxers Vocatronal School Brrllron Hrgh School Mrshrcot Vrlla e Team Total r . , . .1 . . . in ,v 1 v 1 ,l 4 ' .. r ,. 1 ' . gr, s ' ' , ' I . . s. L' e. . ,, 8 . ' . 's l H 2 L' I 33 2 68 1 ' 29 7 65 ' I5 4 34 . w ' 5 .. I0 5 ' 'l H V,VV, ,,,VVV, 20 r ' . ,. , 50 , ' ' ', M- A, , ,,,, I6 1 '.r.. ,. , 8 r ' ' High School .c.,ss,s,..c sV..,..Y l 5 1' A VV7v..AVYsV,YL 8 . 7 ' ' l S , , 8 ' 'g A 'r . 20 ' H' l S ,, . I6 . ' s' . ' S ' ' H' l ., s,,s,,,,,s,,,,,,,,., 28 Q ' ' . ' - ,. .. 7 A ' ' l ,,,,,,,,V,,A,,,,,r,r I9 V I ' ,,VV 28 s ' 'fl S rr,, s,,,, I6 ' 4' ' I ,V I3 r 's ' I' l -, , L. 9 ' ' ' cc...,. as A I6 r ' ' ' l . , , , 20 ' I g , , I8 1 css,,,, rrsssrrrcsrcs, S ,,r,rc, I 91 ,,c,sc cccc, .... ..cccVcL L .... 2 l 3 'AX 12237 HN Z' R-,fi 11 Girls, Basket Ball Team Stella Peltrer Captain and Guard Carol Scheuer Center Margaret Specht Forward Martha Zeddles Guard Marg1ret Eller Substitute Evelyn Flentje Forward osephme Dufek Substitute The Gzrls Baske!Bal1 Team The Grrls Basketball lneam was not xcrw actne this year on account of the difficulty rn gettrng ln games with other Hrgh Schools 'lhe games they played were good and they met wrth falr succe s The members of the team are as follows Exelyn Flentje Forward Margaret Zeddres Guard The subs 1. ere Margaret Eller and osephrne Dufek Although the girls drd not get much of a chance to show what they could do they showed their spmt by backing up the boss heart and soul at ex ery basketball game Carol Scheuer and Martha Zeddles wrll lene this vear with the graduatrng class With good coachrng and practice there rs no question but that the grrls wrll develop a snappy team next year l I l . - - J . - - . Specht, Forward: Stella Peltier. Captain and Guard: Carol Scheuer, Center: and Martha A-M' 4 Qur Plryszczal Trammg Perzod 1 th rs a joy of ry ng oy rs tr' sense rn 1pprecrrtron o rruty ne of the chief sources of ioy rs the roy to ht g1med from work The chief joy of work 1 doing something to m rlce some one else lr rppy Another source of the oy of hung rs the low of comp1n1onshrp the happmes found rn doing things together with some one of srmrl1r ideals and 1rms The greatest joy on earth rs rlealth The Mrshrcot High Scl ool hclleyes hrnily rn the necessity of 'he proper physrc1l de ye opment of its student ln order thrt we can do this ue haxe 1 regular physrc1 training period of forty minutes e1ch d1v to which all students must align themselves the student both mentally and phy s1c1lly to more effectrxe and 1ggressrxe school work It rs the policy of this institution to consider as yrtally 1mport1nt 1ll m1tters of he1lth and physical recreation To 1 majority of young people 1 high school is more henefrcnl than 1 s1nrtrrrum High school life rs buoy 1nt 1nd rnsprrmg Graduates of high schools entering the army are far aboye the average enlisted crtrven rn physical perfection Physrc1l education 1 pride rn correct carrr1ge 1nd proper hre thing a knowledge of simple rules of health rnd hygiene all help to influence the good of the entire 1nd1yrdu1l rn mrnd 1s well as in body it employs the word physrc1l to denote the means and not the end The gymnastics rn this high school are usually gryen out of doors and consist of contests rn wrestling runnrng Jumping throwing the shot and the discus If these ex ercises are carried out to the fullest extent rt will keep the body of the rndryldual rn proper strength and yrgor o that he may he 1hle to execcte the ord rs of the mind E E TETZLAFF 1 rt Sixty txxo W N ,,,, I 1 x . X ' 'Ngifi Ll '14 I U I I I Heal ' ' i -' l' 'i I y' '. l - f : 1 d . ' is ' f hw O ' 1 . . z '. D K . - H r . , .5 . . . O ' V. 1 x . .K . . U C. I h ' V . ' ffl I! 'l ' s. 4 ' '- ' 2. 2 ' rl . I D ll . l 7 v V A 5 - a It is throu h this trainin , and wholesome recreation which tend to stimulate and fortifv g g . lv . I 'V - 4 . ' 1 I :xl ' . 4 Y . t . ' I A . ' , -. l g 7' 'V I I l f K .Q I c i 'I ' h' .C ' 1 I . i i ' -1 c 'c I Z 'i . 'K ' I 'f 1 I x .'. 1 I - D , -I . r f I. l - .-.1 C 1 - . fa I Q ' ni ' 1 . .. - .. ' - ' ', s V' . ' ' e' ' . 'I 'r' fi. '- ' 45' ,sl Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Squeaks from the Yearly Roufzne 5 Behold the mrghtv doors of M H S are opened to all who may enter Scottie bemg small slipped rn unnotrced 6 Tired worn faces are seen Result of first day s labor Specrally amongst the Frosh 7 Weird sounds were heard todiv Two lonely flgures walked up and down the campus was rt srngmg3 8 Everybodv ready for the brg time at Trsch Mrlls Very lrttle studymg rs done II We are told to buckle down to work Our Englrsh teacher speaks to us about the work we are to accomplish I5 The gurls have their Hr t basket ball meetmg I8 Physlcal Traxnxng perlod IS not play hour so we are told by Miss Kratch I9 Chasle makes a hrt 22 Rivalry between the students cant decide whether Santa Lucra or the Warrior Bold should be the school anthem Z3 Sophomores entertain the Freshmen to nlght A good time IS promlsed to all 26 A certam fresh freshman IS sent from Algebra class cant behave Z9 The names of the class officers are sent mto the offlce ct 2 Scene M Hb audrtorrum Half shut eyes and drooping heads What s mat ter Harvest Dance last nrte Some time c 3 A little shakm now and then IS relished by the best of men Inquire of Robert ct ct c ct ct Nov OV Nov Nov ON OV OV Nov ec Worthington Material Ball and some boys Proceedure Krck the ball Result Broken wlndow Doolan has the honors I0 Pay Day3 The faculty comes arrayed ln flne feathers Mrss Schmidt wears new dress Prof new shoes I2 Debate rn Englrsh class today Mrss Schmrdt proves that It IS Improper for for boys and girls to slt tog th r durrng noon hour Of course opmrons differ I6 Frrst basketball practlce for the gurls Z4 unrors rssue mvrtatrons to Seniors for a Halloween party on Oct 27 27 Hurrah The party rs pulled off Dancing rs the mam feature Party end ed when Doc swung hrs partner to the tune of Home Sweet Home 3 Mr Peck Curtrss Publrshrng Company man puts a plan before the student body We earn athletic funds nn a very easy way 8 We are promised a much needed vacation Annual Teachers Meeting at M11 waukee I3 Refrarns of I didnt get home untrl morning Bug time at Kelly s I4 We welcome our I-llstory Teacher She has brought from Mrlwaukee the very latest styles I7 Many students are Interested rn the new feature that IS ln town Namely the Ducan Comedy Show I8 No basket ball practlce this week and our game with Denmark Z4 No school Oh you basket ball The boys came home with a scalp and the gurls wlth many brurses 27 We notice a few faces mr slng Effects of Thanksglvmg dmner we rmagme I Our Boys basket ball team goes to Luxemburg Good Luck I ty th W N o .' .' . ' ' 1 h . ' - o r. . ' 'g ' ' . ' oct. 5. object-T5 play football. o . . . ' ' . ' ' . O . ' .. . Q D . ' .. . . s... . or. , ' ' 1 M ' . ' U o. . J ' ' ' ' ' . ' . . o. . . . 'U . ' ' ' . - N 'D I l . . . . vl ' N . . ' - ' . D .n .Q ' L ' . . ' ' CC PC CC CC FC an an an an all all C EE C C C C C P C C C J L. 5 Hard Luck' The bovs lost 8 lrterarv socrety meetrng held today A very good program wae given M Lohrey grves us encouragement Basket ball game tonrght Il The boys won Cant say much about the grrls Some of our oppon nts became rather vrolent otherwrse a good trme was had by all I3 Everyone gets readv for the Chrrstmas Program xxhrch rs to be held D c 20 I5 Agony chorr r organrzed today lrvrn V rs presrdent and Brll P marshall 3 I-lo Hum lts hard to get down to vsork after a nrc long vacatron We are told by our teachers to work hard r Many resolutrons are mad 5 Senror boys quartette has chorr practrce at noon tcday The hrt of the season promrses to be The Old Grey Mare I0 Pay day agarn? Adelrne S sports a new parr of shoes but they ar burlt more for comfort than for speed I2 Second number of the Lyceum Course Smrlrn B b Brrggs ent rtams Our boys are defeated at Two Rrv r They play rn ano her on of thos famous gyms I5 Se ms lrke there rs some attractron rn the lntermeclrate grad room for one of our teachers l-low come3 24 Som clogs have a cravrng for harr nets As a result one of the se'rror grrls come to school wrth her harr rn a brard 30 Frnal Exams are held 2 Lrterary meetrng Flectron of ofhcers Basket ball game wrth Two Rrvers poss sses and we are rr.stlv proud of them Drt Yrndra qurts school No more candy for the grrls Well mrss you old Oy Party last nrght Nrce trme they say but the result was d sastrous for Chasre We have a few rules lard clown for us We must study harder and also ke p the marn rcom free from debrrs Socral hour af er school Somehow the chrldren dont seem to mrx w ll IZ We hear of the marrred folks dance whrch was held last nrght Some of our faculty attended Are the lrcenses applred for3 I3 Debaters start practrcrng We find that we hwve orators of worth rn our mrdst I4 Plans are made for a mother and daughte s program I6 Debaters do not go to Casco on account of the weather The Emzlrsh students are drsappornted Sophs and Freshmen have a valentrne party 21 Exams no trme for foolrng Z3 Bovs B B 'l eam goes to Brrllron They are defeated but they had some trme Our debators lose both at home and at Casco Better luck next trme March J Watch the cuckoo smrle and be pretty We have our prctures taken for the March 9 March March I3 March I5 March March March March 22 Aprrl I7 Aprrl I9 annual Hrgh School and Nrllage teams fight for chammonshrp and we wrn The socral season has opened My ch mv the partres Senrors hare first rehearsal of the class plav Snaps are berng taken for the annual Art edrtor rs very busy l-Ir clravsrngs are dreams Swell trme at noon today but good thrngs never last long Nleetrng for grrls rn Englrsh room We are quoted to from Ruskrn Boys appear wrth crepe around therr sleeves and rulers rn the pockets Lyrrc Orchestra engaged for Qenror class play We belreve sprrng rs really here and from now on rntend to play outsrde so there wrll be no more to our calendar I Nr 151' V. fffihi' W ,AN Q xt D . . - . H . D . ,. . .l , 'dl . ,I l , , ' V ' I D y, D . . .. ' ' ' . ' 2 D . . I F f ' , w ' ' 2, , ml . . . ' ' ' 'a ' . vlan. .Q ' ' . I ' - - '-: ' ,l . . 1 D . H H 0 ' 3 ' . I . 1 . . I Q . . I In . C 3 F b. . ' ' . 4 ' . ' ' Vocational School. Xllfe win, the score being I3-I6. Some team our school F b. 5. F l' ' I, E. l ' . ' ' b . F b. 6. ' . . ' ' , ' 5 ' F b. 7. . ' . . n e F b. 9. ' 2 . ' ' ' A ' 3 . F b. . - ' I - ' ' . F b. . In ' ' . .I ' ' . F,b. . Y . F b. . l - . . V ' F b. . .f l' ' . I 1 l I6l ' ' . 's I9. ' ' . 20. ' ' ' ' ' . ' . H A-df' 4 Funny Tfungs Thai Occur Mr Lohrey Ernest how old rs your cow3 Ernest l dont know Mr lohrey How long haw you had her3 Ernest line years Mr Lohrey Have you no idea how old sh was when you got her7 Frnest We rarsed her from a calf Miss Schmldt Many people believe we descended from apes Albert There certaml rs a likeness sometimes Mr Lohrey Why should the bones of the beef cow be lxght3 Ew ald Because they should not be heavy Miss Stupfel Xwho was DBYIIJS-J Tell us something about hun Lester He was man that sat on a stone Olrve Rockefeller the rrchest man rn the world rs dead Doolan I thought Henry Ford was the rrchest man rn the world Albert Maybe Rockefeller IS the richest dead man Ewald Acting as chairman llow many would lrke to go on a sleigh ride Harvey There rs no snow Ewald Oh there d be snow by the time we d go Edward How fast dld the Fconomrc revolution dew elop rn Germany Esther Twenty mrles an hour Miss Schmidt what IS closely allied with dlvorce3 Class Marrrage Miss Schmidt My father rs 1 mrssronarv near Mexico and at Christmas he sent home two Mexican crgars Clarence Drd they taste good3 Lester Eng lll Vlcar of Xvakefreldl And then therr son Moses was born an at this time he was very small Alvrn Eng l theme Horse got to wear shoes so they dont heart their e t when they step on some stubbles The man what drnes the horse got to watch them close because rf when they see a mouse they sometlme get scart Mr Lohrey You wrll get ten pornts on your project of darry chickens l mean beef chlckens er er Stella O al book report Once there was a sallor and he married a wldow Miss Schmidt Xvhat part of the newspaper rs bad3 Class Scandal Mrss Schmrdt And what part rs good3 C ass The funmes Mr Lohrey Where drd the ers v cows or1grnate3 urrrn In the Enghsh channel lt Nrx . , W -s L N ,S-ul' .- f,.n . 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I, -ti - Readmg the Epzfaphs Oh Satan' I call on thee to brlng News of th dead that I max sung I we been walking thro the grave yard yonder Amd what I saw has proved a wonder Of erghteen Semors each and all Hive been lard beneath those trees so tall It was a hundred years ago today That the class of nineteen twenty three Drd assemble together and graduate Now thev have followed the path that rs narrow and straight I read the eprtaphs every one And copied them down just for fun Here they are now dont you smile Its msrncere but they re worth while Here hes the body of Clarence the Judge From hrs decrsrons one couldnt budge Here hes Carol she invented the saymg If you don t know your lesson use your braln Here he the bodres of Earl and Drck Here hes Anna she s small but Oh My' rey say that the good are the first to due Here hes the body of Caroline She was a truthful grrl but she died lymg Here Iles Esther hrgh up ln rank But no matter how brrght she was always Blank Here Iles Ponto the Joker of the class If one wanted some near beer he d glve you a g ass Here hes Pauhne so good so true Too bad we cant all be as good as you Here hes Leona so tall and slender Her grave was too short so had to bend her Here hes the body of Chas so small He killed hrmself playrng basket ball Here hes Edna so tall and bright As teacher of chrldren she was just right Here hes Harold with thus world he s clone Leaving hrs nrckname to anyone Here hes a lawyer and an honest man Once for Presrdent Brll he ran Here hes Martha her specrahty was slngmg In our ears her volce rs stlll rrngmg Pg.. Sky wt -sg? N .,f' Z, Lltzq 'sa I I Q . ' ' e , Y 1 1 - 1 I . u - - -- Q Y - . . They were tickled to death-they weren't even sick. Tl f ' . ' ' ll 'Q , , , l . . - 1 Q . Y I 5 . I ' I ' a 'e .'i 't '-six :cf iii Oh hom P1 chd smokt 1nd cu hesntmuchxoxfthnntu o ere hes NI11-. 1n othe1 um XIIIUI He mlde h1s hun bs t11cIe Imrtu I-Iere s wshele EIs1e s heen I11 to lest esgothu 1 sl s Cont c Now you sc vhs I told xou not to sm1Ic ecld IOI NOUI et 1 o 1 cx1zoL1xL smow vs How fo Wrlfe cz Story or English Make you1 plot xuth utmost tene ou t1n do IIIIS foul Ol do 1l 111 The hrst IS IOI those who c1re The Iatte1 IOI those who dale T1ke 1 hero1ne YNIIII olden I1111 An 1 hero to m1Ice 1 p111 Then 1 w1cIucI x1II11n 1nd 1n IICII An oId stone C1 tle too must he then A few bug xxo1ds xou1 theme should he Il To make the te1che1 IIIIIIIC you Cllt Now tap 1f off YSIIII some hot a1r And you mll h1xe 1 story f111 H1 ACIWTH HOFFMAN WHAT WOULD YOU DO IF I WOULD 'N ISS Qchm1dt forgot he1 I U Fn I1 h fII1OlI7C ht 1 mn 0 s1gnment Chnuten ss Stupfel fOIg0I to Q ll o 1 IX IO! notebooks Ur Lohrey couldnt keep o1de1 ln tlt u up momw 1 JI 1 m11n room IUIOI hfhss Kratsch couldnt sohe 1 the1oem 1n nd 1 It x I1 Geometrx Old Blmk Joe If the cIocIc 1n xIISb Kratsch room be 111 n a QJPCII no Q gomv th1nIt to the JTDIIOI I 1 z .4 2, i,l'-:i - -:X But I. o v 2 I ' rest I us. 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J , 5 ,Q 4 Present Day Lnglc Mrss bchmrdt Whrt rs 1 puppet3 hw rld A small pup IN lor ey Wrcre rs the neirtst srnrtorrurrr lor tub rtulosrs of the lung,s3 Bernard At Wlrrtclaxx oseplrrne No that one rs for consurnptron Teacher Meta drscuss the heart Meta I can t Teacher You were smrhng last perrod rnstead of studyrng Lester drscuss the heart Lester I wasnt smrlrng mum leaclrer Wlrere rs Chrcago3 rr At the bottom of lake Mrchrgan Teacher Wlrat are the smalle t blood vessels rn the body osephrne A farlrng memory Caterprllars I guess Mrss Schmrdt When rs rt useful to be able to quote memory passages3 Lucy At test trrne Mrss Stupfel Do any of the old Egxptran sayrngs hold true3 ox Yes mum He who sleepeth rn moonshrne shalt be foohsh Mrss Schmrdt Alvrn crrtrcrze Reuben s toprc Alun It s serv good Mrss Schmrdt Whv rs rt good3 Alun Because mrne rs the same Mrss Stupfel Xvhut ads antage would there be rn a machrnc thxt could go through SITICPB r e You could go to he-aw en Mrss Schmrdt What rs an rmperatrxe sentence3 Esther One that suppresses a thought Mr Lohrey Why rs much frshrng done off the coast of lVlarne3 osephrne There s lots of frsh there Mr Lohrey How can you tell rf a clam rs dead o Feel rts pulse Mrss Kratsch ls thrs floor a plane or a solrd3 Alun Nerther lts wood Mrss Kratsch How rs theorem 87 srmrlar to theorem 903 o I can t work erther of them Mrss Schmrdt flarence what are you makrng that norse for3 Clarence To keep osephrne awake Mrss Kratsch How rs rt that sou unrors make more norse than the Freshmen3 Vorce rn back of room They re scart set Mrss Schmrdt Crn antr gum drsposrtron Clarence what hare you rn your mouth3 Clarence My teeth I 5. 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Y 'NW 97 f 19 NX AN ' -' :, m-,ix - I4 '11 Mishieot Beg Co Manufacturers f HIGHEST QUALITY BEVERAGES at your SERVICE MISHICOT WISCONSIN Welcome' When m Manitowoc drop mto our modern store Plan to be our Guest You II find the newest thmgs first here O TGRRISON CO The ualltx Department Stores NIANITOWOC WISCONSIN I L O Q , . I I U Q - ' rv JC' .Q- ILHINC NUI R ATS U GE E QCHEUER 110 Q eco n qlx um Jxmnx Ll H S C H E U NIISIIIUJI WIN ONHIN TELZER and SCHMIDT CENERAL HARDWARE and IMPLEMENTS HEATINC TINNING and PLUMBING NIINII LOI XKINLONNIN CU, NX X nj 'LIN A ,YW 32-'Q A ' 91 A-lt-i A 1 -:X I . J , IVI E , S A S A S, T C. Lat.-. 7 K, Ii nn :Is ,Iut ' guznrant I gvtti g li Iity, ImncIIr'cI In the most Snrmitgxry ummm-r. .-X IVYUIII will In- il mm! L'OIlVIIN'IIIg I.1m't. Yo - lit' zgf' wli 'Ate-LI. N I C . E R I Dv. I4-'s in 1 lv .Q I' M -1- AQ., NX ,if , 'Uv -flffi . f WOM 'Av - AZ+ 1, mix I '.A gf SCHUETTE BROS. CO. IVIANITOWOC DEPARTMENT STORE We Cordially Solicit Your Patronage QUALITY GOODS J JJ GEL WHOLESALE and RETAIL SPORTING UOODS FAIR TREATMENT Phone No 7 I Y I o-O., 4-2 :M AN f Qi, C, :, , K4 '- 'wa The State Bank of M1Sh1COt WIS Capital Surplus and Undlvlded Profits S40 000 00 We suggest a Savings Account ln thls Bank as a suitable Graduation Glft 4 on Time Deposits IF IT IS PRI TIN G you want make enqulres of the ALGGMA PRINTING CO Algoma Wnsconsm No yob too mill und none too lamge w me us fox prices on 1ny job you are Sgurxng on gettlng out We Can Save You Some Money I t QUICKEST SERVICE MOST REASONABLE PRICES N md oshlfog ENGRAVED THIS ENGQAVINGS Fon YOUR NEXT ANNUAL son.lcl'rao Oshkosh Engl'-avmg BO -If OK ADVERTISE With Us IT PAYS w fifv ig fz Z '. - al '1 3, in PLUMBSURE SWEET VARIETY PEAS The Last Word an Canned Peas EVERY GOOD GROCER HAS THEM PL MB and NELSON 112110 The Finest Alun' um I x we el Did You Know Th1s5 You know IVIIRR0 Aluminum for lts duriblllts economx and be1uty but we I wagel you nr-xem imagined there neue 366 'IYIICICS ln the complehensne NIIRRO Ime Tau L xn End ln NIIRRO XIUIIII num the ewcaetlx ught peuwl IL uten ll for exen tx It pnce that makes cheipu x me mIx xtmx nance RO 1 fox ale it lea in toxe exelu lele Alumznum Goods Nlanufactur ng Company beneral Offlce Maxmtosso W1 I, D A Makers of Esexythmg ln -Xlummum . . 6 . .W , V I ':f '.. 1' . 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There s everything Your name stands for your lndxvlcluahty our character your attalnments your ability no less than your short comlngs ln a word your leputatlon Wh xt IS true of Men IS true of Merchandise An article I5 elthex ood poor or indifferent Behlnd the name Car Ferry I5 the fmxed purpose to m1I-ce everw 'utmle that beirs nts lmpunt the hest of lts kind on the market You can obtain the various Car Fzrny pxodutls from your dealer -Xttept no substitute Theo Schmldtman sSonsCo WHOLESALE MERCHANTS IVIANITOWOC WISCONSIN I t QAX I-A AN if-Z 1 .,,, if 0 Yi 'ia-If-, .rg-7-'fvr-f--V, f If . . ,us ll 77 I '- ',E 3 1 F -If 5 A 0 . : 4:-I wr Q ?' ig my ra' I 4 Ml ' 5 li ,I ef 1 ,, S5 Z V9 If . ' f Cl ',, P w, .: .1f.1':z5' If 1--eu at alms Q O 7 O U Y I v I v - I 1 ' 1 7 , ' . U . . i D , ' c c ' I' 1. L . 1 'l . I I . . ' - , . . . - - r K -. ' 9 I I W' J K may 1 WMM, XV f xi? fx 2'.bu Y 'wel Ewa 4 af VVW,w , 3 5 4 A L 1: Paar 'nk Pele '55- 'sf WVR? 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WATTAW A CO XlXNITOXiOl XKINLONNIN HIGH GRADE PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Sole Dzstr butors of DFEP ROCK PRODUCTS Co op Equltv O11 Co I I 1111011 99 R4 1 I P Qi - . ' 1 -. -:X .lf in as Q ' H C 1 3 EEK' ' ' AD 0 Q 'C Q S, ' . are still frcsl I 1 'y of is I 'rs and Motl1f-1'S'---lwing played in tlw good old Clays by thu' nv time' l'l'll'lJl'ilit'Cl Y D 1. H f. v v W . I J ' . - If WQ1- 1 1- 3 I'41'.1111'1s Qwl'l'R'k XYMSCOII lll A-11' MISHICOT OPERA HOUSE EXCELLENT DANCE HALL and ICE CREAM PARLOR Bar ln Connectxon IXIISI IILOI WISCONSIN BENESH and MEINEKE GARAGE and MACHINE SHOP Dealers m TIRES AND ALL AUTO ACCESSORIES IXIISIIICOT WISCONSIN j E VER TZ AUTO ACCESSORIES ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES ROOFING, PLUMBING AND TINNING GENERAL HARDWARE PAINTS AND OILS INIISHICOT WISCONSIN I I I WX HN OT ' 'AO A. I.ILVIS-QNI IAGIQN. I'mp. C wk ,H rv Avi Hansen the F101 lst X I RUR fLXl IRX U R QL Xl IIN HXIXI RX GOODS Dlck Bros Bakeu y C0 NU l ADVEI TIQE Vhth Ls IT PAYB ! 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L'1t-i 1-a Pmru Eiilhty-sm-von NX ,ggi 'IN ee A , fy, -,Q . 1:3 I I PETER SCHROILDER. Pres. FRANK SCIIROEDER, Cashier TWO RIVERS SAVINGS BANK THE PEOPLES BANK Pays 4 on Cert Iicates of Deposits Interest on Savnngs Accounts computed sem: annually Start your account wnth us toda and make It grow 5 THE OUTSIDE INN I u IXIXNIIOWOL WISCONSIN Phone 9941 4 E M SOGGE BANK OF TWO RIVERS Resources over Sl 500 000 00 CLEAN STRONG PROGRESSIVE The Whlte Bank on the Corner 4 on Time Deposits n nument tm tIm community Let me put vours In a good condltlon A H SPECHT Il ot XII con In I -XIX I ING PAPER HANGING DECORATING I I' I ,H I - . V . V I I I T It's lop Im' , ' ' N ' I ' r . ,, ., . L 9 7 ' . A - H ' ' 77 , A wc'II painted Ilouse is an asset to the owner and an r I r e , I ' O 0 IXIISI 1' . 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I ' VL ' . 5 s 'Q I . el aw THE NEW STORE CLOTHIERS FLRNISHERS CUSTOM TAILORS N Sth St at tlre Bridge H H Jonas F anslcy M Lutz IRA BE YER CONCRETE PRODUCTS Such as Bulldmg Blocks Porch Pnllers Dram Tlle and Burial Vaults IVIISHICOT WISCONSIN The Model Sdnlldfy TOHSOTIGI TRY OUR FACE AND SCALP TREATMENTS Work that Creates Satrsfactron Agent for Great INortl1ern Life Wausau JAMES I PANOCH Mlslucot WIS MA TT ZIMA BUILDING CONTRACTOR PAINTER MISHICOT WISCONSIN I N A fonas-fansky Clothing Company . . I 1. J . CU JH 'lg IIOI S X DR W H CLARK JOSEPH SKWO Fresh and Salt Meats Sausages Etc lpmr I nu Stu Inu sIII4 VIISKONSIN GEO MOSELER mu! All Quality Clgars TOM WATTS l0c OPERA STAR Sc Pr vate moods a Specialty xllll XNIMMNNIN WHITE WAY BARBER SHOP I Nl XNIIOXY OC WISLOWSIN H N A Y Fix AII Shoe Shop A R MADSON D V M WISCONSIN II-X w mv 2 1,1 ' -:FK fIi.': X-Huy York 0 X. NI. tu 12 NI. l I'. 3111.5 I'. NI. 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