Mondovi High School - Mirror Yearbook (Mondovi, WI)

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M I R R () R Lknork K. Strive ( ( )M M KR ’ IA L COl' RSE) Declamatory 2, 3, 4, “A ”; Extemporaneous Reading 3, 4; Swastika Club 1; Phil-akcan 2, C aa« Play 3; P-2 Club 2; G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; C on President 4; C ms Treasurer 2; Sigma Rho Kappa 4. Lenore is one of our •‘prominent’ Kiris, always to be found where things are happen-ing . We are proud of her scholastic, social, and athletic record. She has had a marked share in making history for the Senior Class. ( i KN ESSE S VVITZEX BER(J COMMERCIAL. COCRSE Swastika Club 1; Students Association , 4; ?-2 C7m Operetta 2; G. 4. .4. 4. (Sec. « , Pres. 4J No gum-chewing stenographer would tlen-t-sse he. No, sir! Her aim is to be a private secretary. Her ladylike manners lit her for that position. Wilma Thompson KIENERAL COlRSEl Operetta 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; Philakean , 2. Sweet and cheerful describe Wilma, whom many claim as a friend. She was always busy preparing her studies anil would not give up until she had finished. She was an active worker in music activities. Vkrena K. Waste i KNf« LISH-LATIN COl’RSEl Students' Association 1; Operetta I; Philakean 2; G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 Sec'y 4, Orchestra 3; Mirror Staff 3, 4. Editor-in-Chief, 4; Sigma Rho Kappa 4; Student Librarian 4, Debating 4; Young Writers' Club 4. Verena is one of those tactful individuals who, in the presence of the faculty, can assume a dignified and business like air. To know the real Verena, however, is to be con-vin ed that vivacity and serious mindedness don’t always harmonise. Robert Weiss KJKNKRAL COI’RSK) Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Captain 3; Track 1, 2; Class Vice President 4; Agriculture Club 3, 4, President 3; Students' Athletic Association I, 2; Philakean ; Stage Manager for Class Play 3. Rehold, another Red Orange! Bob was an all-round athlete, taking part in track, football. and basketball. He enjoyed physics, because he liked to putter with things. He developed some “Romeo like tendencies during his last year. Cacrita B. Wright « KNERAL cor RSE) Students' Association 1, 2; Philakean 1; Girts' Glee Club 1; G. A. A. 2; P-2 Club 2; Class Play 3. Oh, she’s cute” we would say, and so little. Caurita wasn't particularly fussy in regard to sports—she liked all of them. We’ll certainly miss that pleasant smile in the corridors of M. H. S. Pa ge T we n t y-1wo

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M I R R O R First Row: McGulne. Claflin. Horn, Lleberman, Heek. Henning;. Aase, Rieck. Johnson, O. Wolff. Third row Moe, Linse. Thorson, Anderson. Griffiths. Fourth row: Putzier, Odegard, Lurndul, I .of te, Ft. rook, Wood. Fifth Norson, Bowden, Thompson, Heike, Jordet. Sixth Schultz, Be lore, Wright, Colby Winters. Wlk, Steinke. Second row: Kowltz, W. Cooke. H. Larson, Haonschild. Hump, Bauer, Olson, M. l.arson, Otis, row: Scott, St. John. K. Wulff, row: Peden, Voll, Mny, llovey, A ask, William A N DERSt N, IJ A V1: K N K Bauer, Mary Ben n i ng, St a nbky Bump, Celia Colby. Gordon ( 00K, Ritssell Cooke, Waldo Dowdkn, June Griffiths, David Grorud, Palmer II vunsciiiBD, IIarban I Peck. Krwin IIeike, Vera Horn, Carl ITovey, Inez Johnson, La Verne Juniors K.OWITZ, 11 IBM ER Jordet, ('ora Larson, Hugo Larson, Maxine LeGore, Mima Lieberman, Walter Linsk, Esther Lofte, Ruth Lurndal, Olive McGuine. Francis Moe, Lorraine Moy. Mvrna XORSON, JORUNN Nyseth, Alton Odegard, Selena Oi-son, Florence Otis, Maxine Peden, Aryilla Putzier, Mildred Rieck, Leonard Schultz. Evelyn Scott, Mary Jane Steinke, Vendor St. John. Mkrme Thompson, Violet Thorson, Doris Voll, Agnes Wik, Carl Winter, Lyle Wood, Neil Wright, Gerald Wulff, Kleanork Wulff, Oliver Page T iventy-four