Mondovi High School - Mirror Yearbook (Mondovi, WI)

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21 VILAS LIEBERMAN Vilas was bom in Mondovi on July 30, 1916. He is the “Little Giant” of Athletics although he loves pie. Watch those training rules, Vilas. He also adores Cagney and West. The girl he marries must be “truthful, a good worker, good looking, and popular. TONETTA LILLESKOV Tonetta “Tony” Lilleskov was bom in Modena on October 11, 1917. She has rather popular likes and dislikes. Her favorite dish is a glass one. She likes to spend her time in chewing gum and gossiping. If she received $5000 she’d do nothing with it. ( She doesn’t “cross bridges”) EILEEN LUBINSKY Eileen was bom in Mondovi on December 16, 1917. She is now an ambitious young lady who adores Gene Raymond, Abe Lyman, Joe Penner, swimming, ice cream, and a few more things, and longs to become a professional dancer. GLEN MAHER On December 2, 1916, Glen Maher was bom in St. Paul, Minnesota. This young man, popularly known as “Bud”, adores brown potatoes with gravy, girls that are interesting and like to cook, and roses. He reads “Buck Rogers” and Sinclair Lewis. If his dreams come true, he will become a famous singer. REBECCA NOGLE Rebecca Nogle was bom in Mondovi on February 16. 1918. This young blond enjoys dancing and typing, admires Kay Francis and Clark Gable, reads Mrs. Lutz, and likes macaroni. She wants an ambitious, truthful, loving, and educated husband.

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20 RAYMOND HUSTAD Raymond was bom on August 28, 1916. His chief interest in life is to become 100 years old. He says that the best way to do this is to remain single and eat Duck Soup. His favorite song is “Headin’ for the last Round-up”, and his favorite flower is the lily. (A lily in his hand and Mae West in his heart.) NORRIS JOHNSON Norris “Norsky” Johnson was bom on March 21, 1916. He aspires to fame as a farmer. He desires wisdom and favors the poetry of Robert Frost. He is a faithful Republican and would spend $5000 if he had it. Being a farmer, he naturally favors summer. His favorite holiday is Christmas. RAY JOHNSTON Ray was bom in Mondovi on May 16, 1916. He is a son of the earth as he plans “to farm and make a go of it.” He wishes to marry a good cook who is easy-going and pretty. A very safe choice. He wishes to have wealth, fame and wisdom. VERLE KINS Verle was bom January 15, 191 His greatest ambitions are to be successful and to be wise. The girl he marries must be beautiful, brilliant, sympathetic, and loveable, and he wishes to marry her as soon as he is prepared—whatever that means. JOHN KREHER John was bom in Mondovi on August 17, 1917. He is a tall, lanky Republican who collects stamps, builds ship models, plays with electricity, reads Ludwig and “Little Orphan Annie”, admires Will Rogers and Elissa Landi, and idolizes George Washington. He is always extremely busy with extra-curricular activities.

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22 ALSTON OLSON On April 21, 1917 Alston Olson was born in Blair, Wisconsin. He aspires to be a mechanic or an aviator, enjoys skiing, reads Zane Grey, and studies History. This young Democrat is looking for an intelligent, lovely, pleasant lady whom he may marry early in life. LA VERNE OLSON Laveme Olson was bom in Mondovi on September 18, 1917. He “sincerely hopes” that he will never get married. He is in favor of neither prohibition nor communism. He is of average size, weighs 140 pounds and is 5’8” tall. He is a Republican who loves roses, spaghetti, and playing cards. His hero is Pershing. LINDA PAPE Linda was bom in Mondovi on August 1, 1917. She is tall, thin, and dark-haired, likes typing and shorthand, and hopes to be a stenographer some day. IRMA RIECK Irma was bom in Mondovi on May 4, 1916. She is especially interested in books and music. The book she likes best is Lindbergh’s “We”. Her favorite poet is Robert Frost. She loves ice cream and roses. Irma’s favorite musical selections are “Abide with Me” and “The Old Spinning Wheel”. PAUL RIECK Paul was bom in Mondovi on April 1919. He has aspirations in the fields of aviation and teaching. He enjoyed reading “All Quiet on the Western Front” more than any other book. Paul’s hero is Ichabod Crane. The girl Paul marries must be intelligent, beautiful, popular, and sensible. He desires to marry just “medium”. He is in favor of prohibition but he wouldn’t commit himself to any political party.