Mondovi High School - Mirror Yearbook (Mondovi, WI)

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ROBERT WILLIAMS ■Wee Bonnie I know on which side my bread le buttered. WILLIAM BROADFOOT Bill I never like being hit without striking back. Class President 1 Track Manager 2 Debate 3 Class Play 3 Band 1-2 A Cappella 1-2-3 Forensics 1-2-3 JUNIORS (no pictures) LORRAINE TEELA Teela All I want from life knowledge.■ A Capoella 2-3 F. H. A. 2-3 Class Play 3 JAMES CRANDALL •Jim WALLACE THORSON Wally ■Nothing Is more troublesome than the effort of thinking.■ F. F. A. 1-2-3 Basket ball 1-2-3 Klttenball 1-2 Football 2-3 Baseball 2 JANE ADAMS Cabby No worries, no work, no nothin'.■ F. H. A. 2-3 G. A. A. 1-2-3 Mirror Staff 3 Dramatics 1 Class Play 3 Pep Club 3 Is OMAR ENGEN He Is best liked who likes all. ■ Class Play 2 Baseball 1-2 My eyes make pictures open or shut.■ Football 1-2-3 MARCEL BOHLINGER Mart What I do, I do well. STRONG VERB ■If you had a little more spunk, Miss Jensen said sternly to one of her boys, you would stand better In your class. Now, do you know what spunk 1st MERLE ROFFLER Cracky ■Richest In vltamlnes. ■ Band 1-2-3 Class Officer 2 School Party Committee 1-2 WILLIAM PETERSON Peewee ■My memory Is a fond deceiver.■ LYLE CHARLAND Charland ■I don't see why we feud with DurandJ •Yes, ma'am, replied Arlle. It's the past participle of spank. DEDUCTION Mr. Lover: What Is the formula for «atorlI Rog: H-I-J-K-L-M-N-O. ■ Mr. Lover: What do you meant Rog: Why, you said It was H to 0. HOW TRUE J Mr. Dodge: What Is untold wealth?■ John: That which Is not revealed to the Income tax man.•

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GIRLS Third Row: Edith Lawrence, Bernice Wright, Helen Brenner, Mavis Lee, Mary Jane Hagness, Frances Cleasby, Margaret Anderson, Phyllis Neis, Phyllis George, Ellen Rockwell, Mary Povd , Ruth Andrews. Second Row: Bonnie Koepp, Mary Jane LaDuke, Doris Stromraen, Laurel Huebner, Wilma Urness, Margaret Werlein, Florence Miles, Cleo Norby, Sylvia Johnson, Janice Schultz, Donna Ottura, Mabel Nichols. Front Row: Josie Larson, Dorothy Barsness, Helen Urness, Anita Urness, Junice Risen, Mary Tylka, Berma Jean Ness, Beverly Storlie, Ila Mae Goss, Bernice Tanz. Not in the picture: Ardith Adams, Deloris Borgwardt, Dorothy Gates, Marjory Hovey, Darleen Johnson Jo Ann Peterson, Violet Thompson. CLASS OFFICERS President.........................Arlis Ede Vice President ............. Ellen Rockwell Secretary-Treasurer . . . Keith Gullickson Well, did you know that over half of the class have Norwegian forefathers end °'SeH?e:t Al30’ did yoU know that typing 13 by far the faJoSte suS- of us is hflsket°hflnS ne ine? The favorite extra-curricular activity of most °r u;? iS bask®t ball. Stuaents also enjoy chorus, football, and forensics all of which are participated in by about two-thirds of us Sophomores. ’ hut that °Uf ClfSS ®embe5s belong to the Sigma Epsilon Kappa or the 204 Club but that is natural, since both clubs are a part of our English classes Most be - wenhe?nnffSr the ho?e economics or agricultural organizations. Outside of school .0t “?„ 35fy.t5doeM,, S KKt. s° rouses- the