Mondovi High School - Mirror Yearbook (Mondovi, WI)

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Hl'MV WRIGHT 1 Rube” General Course Pliilakean 2, 4: Glee Club •'!; Class I’lay 3; Vilonian 3; Orchestra .‘1. “She has a never ending flow of conversation.” MARGARET YOl'XG General Course Entered as Sophomore from Eau Claire High. Glee Cluh 2; Pliilakean 4. “Her curling iron is her dearest friend.” MARJORIE YOCN’G . Teachers’ Training Course Entered as Sophomore from Eau Claire High. Pliilakean 3, 4; Vilonian 3, 4. “A maiden here we see. Who enjoys fun and jollity.” LILLIAN LtNSE General Course Pliilakean 4. Vilonian Society 4. “Quiet and Studious.”

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EVERBTTE WEEKS • ‘ Swede ’ ’ General Course Philakean 1.2. 4. 4 ; Band .4, 4 : Orchestra 4. 4 “Ten thousand Swedes crept through the weeds, To the battle of Copenhagen.” MYLES WEKGLAND “Snoose” Agriculture Course Philakean 4: Ag. Club 4. “Where there is a will, there is a way. FRANCES WINTER “Fran” Teachers' Training Course Philakean 1. 2, 4; Vilonian 4, 4; Glee Club 1,2. “She’s always on time when the class bells chime.” ALDEX WHELAN English Latin Course Philakean 1. 2. 4. 4; Glee Club 2: Operetta 2: Track 4. 4: Quartet.” “He’s lending a hand and tilling the land. REGINA WILD “Reggie” Teachers’ Training Course Philakean 2, 4; Vilonian 3, 4: Class Play 4. Glee Club 2. A mind full of knowledge is a mind that never fails.”

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CLASS HISTORY As we sit here with quill and scroll, our minds drift back to the fall of nineteen-hundred thirteen, when nine of the members of the class of twcnt.v-tivc along with a number of others who have dropped out. to join other schools, began their educational career by entering the first grade. Here, we worked like little busy bees with Miss Ivina Clatlin as our queen. Those with us now. who started in the first grade, are Marcus Aase. Wilma Aase. Ray Colby. Arthur Ilubbard, Adell Thompson, Franklin Crawford. Francis Kensmoe, Francis Winter. Ethel ItofHer, and Everett Weeks. The others have come from neighboring schools to join us. The second year ended with a picnic near Whelanda’c with .Miss Kathryn Morris, our teacher, as chaperon. We left Evelyn Ede and Arnold Thorson in this grade and passed on to the third. In the third grade, Alden Whelan. Julius Johnson. Anita Duell, Palmer Thompson, and Barney Barstow joined us. We loved our teacher. Miss Rena Towne. very much, and she proved to be very efficient. Nothing very exciting happened in the fourth grade, with the exception of the experience of Harry Barstow, who was turned over in his seat and given a sensational spanking by our teacher. Miss Marie Jost.. Evelyn Clatlin, Harry Barstow. Odin and Jarvin Clemenson joined us in this grade. Time rolled on. and we rolled with it, landing in the fifth grade where Hazel Hanson. Arthur Hanson, Bert Hardy, Ruth Sweet, Milo Duncanson, and Lawrence Hanson joined us. We worked very diligently in this grade with our teacher Miss Winnie Hardy as leader. In the sixth grade Loretta Hanley, Lylah Smith. Laurel Giese, Margaret Voll, and Erma Ingerson joined us. Our same teacher passed on with us, having changed her name to Mrs. Lawrence Solberg. During this year we gave our teacher a surprise party, all having a very good time. We left Darrel Holmes, Margaret Voll. and Erma Ingerson in this grade. Anita Duell. Arthur Nelson, Dorothy Winter. Lorraine Runkel, Hazel and Arthur Hanson left us to join other schools. We now felt very proud to pass into the seventh grade which was at that time in the High School building. Miss Vida Smith proved to be a very capable teacher even though she had mischievous youngsters with whom to deal. Giles Fitzgerald, Jens Johnson, Constance Berg, William Cashmore, Lynn Gullickson. Rosabelle Colby, and Erma Loomis joined us in this grade. Our school year closed with a baseball game and picnic supper on the fair grounds with the eighth grade. I’pon enteiing the eighth grade, we were joined by Ruby Wright, Milo Anderson, Leslie Langert. Edson Hill, and later on by Hans Ness, and Evelyn Thames. The latter part of the school term, Evelyn Tlmmas returned to her home in California. This was a notable year for ns. We had a series of debates which not only increased our fund of knowledge, but gave us confidence to appear in public. By invitation our last debate, which was on the Philippine question, was given at a public meeting of the Philakean Society in the High School Auditorium, which won for us general praise. We were very proud of our debaters, Loretta Hanley, Constance Berg. Adell Thompson, Harney Barstow. Marcus Aase, and Alden Whelan. We t,onk part in the May Fete, and had the honor of choosing the queen, Wilma Aase. Eight of our number. Marcus Aase, Frances Winter. Adelle Thompson. Francis Kensmoe, Lylah Smith. Ray Colby. Ruby Wright, and Everett Weeks danced the stately minuet in colonnial costume. We were very proud of our basketball team