Montello High School - Granite Hilltopper Yearbook (Montello, WI)

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First Row: Arnold Klimke. Alden Eichsteadt. Milton Schwartz. Jack Metcalf. Vincent Metcalf. Robert Zellmer. Tom Foley. Desmond Cotter. Charles Metcalf. Second Row: Blodwyne Grahn, Florence Bell. Arlene Esselman. Marvel Guerke. Elnore Zastrow. Mertice John- ston. Mary Murray. Kathryn Cotter. Agnes Nickolai. Ettalyn Draeqer. Arlowayne Blada. Thud Row: Margaret Alice French. Alfred Schmudlach. Charles Roskie. David McNamara. Willus Mittle- steadt. Russell Wegner. Norman Welke. Douglas Wheaton. Betty Lou Robinson. Francis Ambrosich. Members not present: Gladys Foley. Arlowayne Klimke. jfusu i GIgAA As runners-up for the grand honors of high school life, the Juniors showed their im- portance: first, by their class rings; and secondly, by their Prom. The weighty problem of ring selection was finally solved by ordering two styles with identical crests, which appeared as pre-holiday gifts. The big event of the Juniors' year was their Prom which was held on May 2 in the gymnasium, with Johnny Nugent's orchestra furnishing the music. The decorations re- flected the military theme of the year and the occasion was presided over by the Presi- dent-King Vincent Metcalf and his queen Elnore Zastrow. Much credit goes to the mem bers of the committees and their advisers. Miss Petschel and Mr. Owens, for this patriotic setting in red, white, and blue. The Junior Judicials believe that, as a result of the tireless work and cooperation of their classmates during three years of school life, this group is capable of assuming the burdens, as well as the honors, of being Seniors in 1942. 10

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fjusuxvi fjudUcAGsU Vice-President: Willu8 Mittlesteadt s retary Treasurer: Margaret Alice French President: Vincent Metcalf r SojiitfMfUVie. Scuj i Vice-President: Hillard Esselman President: Douglas Ritchie Secretary-Treasurer: Sara Kroll tyeatvfiexi, fyn blunest Secretary-Treasurer: Dorothv Tagatz President: Myron Schwartz Vice-President: Max Metcalf 9

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£oj%luM+vosie GIgAA The welcome party given by the Sophomores for the Frosh in the latter part of September will always remain a memorable occasion for members of both classes. It was then revealed that two of our faculty members. Miss Swiqgum and Miss Scobie. had hidden talent in the field of umpiring. With the assistance of their class advisers. Miss Scobie and Mr. Hanson, the Sophs sponsored a dance in the gym on February 14. It was most unfortunate for the class to lose their secretary-treasurer, Sara Kroll. who moved to Markesan early in the second semester. First Row: Rosalie Hintz. Arleen Sommerfeldt. Bernice Furman. Norma Metcalf. Marge Metcalf. Marion Ransom. Sara Kroll. Arvilla Cichsteadt. Second Row: Betty Giencke. Douglas Ritchie. Donald Siepert. Henry McTrusty. George Wilson. Charles Good- nature. Kenneth O'Connor. Irma Eichsteadt. Third Row: Rhyinold Schumudlach. Wallace Wegenke. Francis Cotter. Hilliard Esselman. Harley Jamsch. Bert Burlingame. Eugene Blodgett. Member not present: Edward Mittlesteadt. 11