Mondovi High School - Mirror Yearbook (Mondovi, WI)

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THE MIRROR OF 193 3 SOPHOMORES Page Twenty-Nine

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THE MIRROR OF 1911 MONDOVI HIGH-LIFE IN THE SPOT-LIGHT We show no favorites . . . the public demands scandal ... we supply it. Live right and we won’t peep through your keyhole. May we be so bold as to inquire why C. H., a Junior Ag. student, attended a Ladies’ Aid meeting in a certain country section? . . . He isn’t enrolled in the D. S. Dept. ... as far as we can find out. Can E. H. answer the above question? Which red-haired girl did E. L. take to the Amateur Tournament in Eau Claire? And . . . what young local professional man had better look to his laurels? Tick-tock-dickery-dock, where’s C. B. at 4 o’clock? (Mon., Tues., Wed., Thur.,) Out for basketball practice? Not before 5 o’clock. Does absence make the heart grow fonder? ... the eternal triangle . . . W. E., A. L., J. W. ... is no longer isosceles ... a new angle has developed since J. W. took a trip to the coast last summer . . . Better run your mile, J. W. M. F., a likely prospect for next year’s team, . . . didn’t have time ... to come out for basketball this year. Was he working at the restaurant ... or was he delivery boy for Ward’s bakery? The North End saw a great deal of this lad after 4 o’clock . . . Was it near the Chick” hatchery? R. C. is on the spot!” Cleopatra was the first red-haired vampire to land a poor helpless male ... in a Cburch” yard. The Freshmen seem to have lost their appeal to the Senior girls . . . this semester. More red hair . . . Exit. It is not generally known that a certain pretty, dusky. Senior maid . . . received a lovely heart shaped box of Valentine candy from ... a portly Junior lad . . . Better come out for basketball, C. B. It is broadly rumored that a certain grade school teacher . . . has been associated with a Maytag for the past three years . . . and still isn’t all washed up.” The People’s Choice” . . . hasn’t sprung a Blessed Event” for at least a year and a half now. A certain Sophomore basketball player, dubbed Jim Londos” by Roundy, peer of scribes . . . has taken his first fall” . . . T. B. doesn’t necessarily mean tuberculosis. Just what exalted type of animal is a Polar Bear? ... It must be a rare species to lure a certain party . . . well known in this section ... as never more than a rabbit hunter . . . (but a good one—ask Ken Lawrence) into the North country every other week-end. Oi—Yoi . . . what track dashman can’t beat his Dad . . . down an alley? What’s the attraction over at M. W. Smith’s? . . . P. E. has borrowed a referee’s whistle about a dozen times and had need for it only twice . . . Do you like guitar music, P. E.? I ask you ... is it proper ettiquette at a conference football banquet ... to take off one’s coat, hang it over the back of a chair . . . straddle same chair . . . and eat all the bread and butter (then call for more) . . . before the first course is served? . . . Who says, I’m goin’ t’ tha fair?” What certain Freshman lad was sadly disappointed when I. O. failed to keep her appointment .... and then insisted on driving several miles after her? What about it W. H. Spring is here . . .We feel like bursting forth into poetry . . . Wouldn’t a certain party in Janesville . . . like to prevent publication of the following: (stolen from the true author by Mickey Mouse.) Oh boy. Am I Glad” And Oh, Did I Soar! For That Trip Overseas Way Up In The Clouds Lindbergh, The Eagle” But, Unlike The Eagle” Had Nothing On Me. I Fell” in a crowd. A Steamship For Courtship? For Crying Out Loud! An Airship Is Better ’Cause Three Is A Crowd. Page Twenty-Eight

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THE MIRROR OF 193 3 First Row: olson, Griffiths, ward, walker, giese, Johnson, maher, rieck, olson. Second Row: cooke, bauer, peterson, sather, pape, lilleskov, kins, lieberman, kreher, AMIDON. rhtrd Row: RIECK, sather, BARDILL, HARVEY, church, nogle, smith, snoyenbos, ward, LUBINSKY, HUEBNER. SOPHOMORE CLASS Amidon, Lew Johnston, Ray Rieck, Irma Bardill, Eleanore Kins, Verle Rieck, Paul Bauer, Anna Kreher, John Sather, Iva Church, Peggy Lieberman, Vilas Sather, Marie Connett, Harold Lilleskov, Tonetta Smith, Ethel Coolce, Sherman Lorenz, Willard Snoyenbos, Jean Deetz, Joseph Lubinsky, Eileen Steen, Eleanore Giese, Leland Maher, Glen Turner, Margie Griffiths, Robert Nogle, Rebecca Walker, John Helwig, William Nyseth, Meryle Ward, Edith Huebner, Ruth Olson, Alston Ward, Marshall Johnson, Norris Pape, Linda Werlein, Francis Page Thirty