Mondovi High School - Mirror Yearbook (Mondovi, WI)

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TOP ROW: K. Beeeon, 0. Paulson, 0. Piarelte, 1. Bolgenzakn, 0. Anderson, W. Schafer, 0. Hurt ley, C. Hill, T. Hurtley. SECOND ROW: Miss Odegard, A. Nahls, M. Kins, J. Langert, 1. Hels, J. Duacanson, J. Tanz, J. Bauer, D. Danzlager. BOTTOM BOW: M. Johnson, H. Peterson. 0. Risen, M. Crandall, P. Hart, L. Larson, 1. Boyea, 0. Serum, B. lyre. Sot on picture: Leo LuMasky, Vernon Schultz. A school museum consisting of objects and the things that aid In the study of their environment was organized by the seventh grade science class this year. It served to make more vivid to the students the subject which they were studying. With several girls In the B tumbling team and with many boys In the Junior High basketball team, the seventh grade found Itself well-represented In school activities. The Junior High chorus was very outstanding at the Christmas program, and the two grades presented PAINTS AND PATCHES, an operetta, In May. Under the leadership of Miss Inez Odegard, the seventh grade students have progressed raoldly and show oromlse for further development In the future.

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TO )'•: R. Swain. J. Erlcksoa, L. Chrl stopherson, D. Schultz. R. Robinson, R. Anderson. D. Neis, R. Bauer, S. Crandall, W. Brion D. Brenn, J Gillette. SECOND HOW: X. Jensen, J. Colby, B. Howard, R. Oueldner, . Grady, I. Sather, 0. Hill, L. Wei as, M. Hoi ten. J. Thorson, D. Schultz. J. li tz erald. tOTTOn BOW: Mrs. Conner, I. Alme. L. Risen, D. Dowuen, L. aulson, H. Talle, D. Tanner, R. Urness, M. Johnson, D. Bloom, H. Retereon. Hot on picture: Audrey Evans, Marvin Chris to pherson, Rnillip Wulfl, Lawrence auison, Lila faOst. The 9ale of Victory bonds and stamps was the main project undertaken by the eighth grade this year. During the last bond drive the members of the class sold bonds to the amount of $825 and 3181 worth of stamps. In addition the seventh and eighth grades filled four Junior Red Cross gift boxes. They also knitted an afgan. In the social activities field, parties were given every two months to celebrate the holidays and the birthdays of the studente. In this way, each student was honored during the year, since those whose birthdays occur In the summer months are feted at some time with those of the regular month. In various ways, therefore, the seventh and eighth graders are orovlng very active In school functions, with the capable direction of Mr9. Clara Conger. In addition to making their grade years more enjoyable, these activities will aid the students In that many will follow their work In high school and thus be of service to MKS.

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l.MMMMMMMMt».2.Boy, we had f un.. .S.'.Vatchin' the game. • .4 .Ah’.Legs... 5.Jeannee with the light red hair...6.Eskimo Joe...7.What's the matter, Ana Marie?...8.Boy Sprouts...9. Goldie ...10.Go ahead and laugh, Jane...11.Farmer Dale...12.Shy Bev...13.Sisters Dot and Mary Ann...14.I'm a big girl now... 15.Who's the friend, Betty?...lS.What's the matter, Joyce?...17.Playing soldier, Dutch and Buz?...18.I’m Weiss...19.Picnicking,Witt?...20.Pieface...21.Just friends...22.You look surprised. Ruth...23.Dollle the bathing beauty...24.Disgusted, Ruth?...25.Juvenile delinquents...26.Been fishing. Buz?