Mondovi High School - Mirror Yearbook (Mondovi, WI)

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 M. Robinson L. Lindsay J. Sather C. Rutchow J. Wi It iams L. Magadance N. Diller D. Smith J. Hewitt T. Hagness A J. Fitzgerald L. Nyre R. Holden J. Berger M. Hill D. Goss M. Rowen J. Ellingson P. Risler R. Kowitz L. Heck E. Erickson M. Endle R. Harms E. Schuch J. Groenier V. Steinke N. Nelson M. Melrose G. Eide S. Amunson R. Hemmy N. Ede L. Loomis M. Van Hoesen R. Van Someren J. Paulson 0. Perry S. Franzwa R. Porkhurst S. Sie D. Parr G. Ecke R. King

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- ’ p’. Smith C. Paulson - r- c;; Jr ’ K. Johnson M. Collins I. Otto sen J. Anderson S. Mock V. Baker W. Williams M. Larson J. Werlein P. Accola J. Synstod W. Feeney SOPHOMORE INITIATE FROSH At last the day came they had been waiting for. With gleams in their eyes, the Sophomores eagerly sought out the bedecked Freshmen and had them perform for them. A strange sight it was to see students standing on their heads and fellows walking around with aprons and ribbons. That is, it would have been strange for any other day, but this was Freshman initiation. Every year the Sophomore class has the honor of initiating the Freshmen students into the routines and ways of M.H.S. Despite the denials, the Freshmen enjoyed doing the stunts as much as the Sophomores enjoyed watching them.

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S. Thompson L. Hollister M. Finseth D. Winter J. Linse M. Johnson D. Hovey S. Everson L. Loomis M. Ottum B. Synstod J. Turner a J. Woodhull 0. Helwig 1 R. Wulff B. Timm Not Pictured: D. Goss R. Bauer M. Dowden B. Bentley E. Risler M. Ulness FRESHMEN WRITE AUTOBIOGRAPHIES One of the main projects in English I, an autobiography, seemed to stump most of the Freshmen. This meant bringing to light many unheard of incidents such as that first childhood date with the boy next door, and the time that he hid from Mom because he didn’t want to go to the dentist. Then, too, there were all the little happenings in grade school like the time her shoe was hidden by some member in the class. On through their first days in high school, friends, hobbies, and plans for the future, these autobiographies grew. The large Freshman class was well represented on the basketball team the pastyear for most of the “B team squad was composed of Freshmen. They also had a large turn-out for membership in the many other school organizations.