Mukwonago High School - Arrow Yearbook (Mukwonago, WI)

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The Senior Class Prophecy 1940. Sixteen years have elapsed since the Senior class of ’24 left the old M. H. S. As we think of our various classmates of those by gone days, we find they are scattered and variously employed. Frank Bernau and Brockway Minor are partners on a large cattle ranch in Montana. Hazel is one of the head clerks at Marshall Fields Co., of Chicago. New York’s most successful corporation lawyer is William Koken. Sara has been elected to the House of Representatives and is using her influence to further World peace. A’.ex is now cashier in the Citizens Bank of Mukwonago and employs Clara as his private secre- tary. Norma we find is teaching short hand in Miss Brown’s Business college while Harley is a successful merchant at Waukesha. Our famous doctor, Lester, practices in Racine and keeps his car in Stewart Freeman’s garage. Carroll college numbers among its faculty Marion, who is an instructor in History. Frank Kerstien is employed as busi- ness manager of John Chapman’s Ice Cream plant. Irene is the owner of a Milliners shop in the Plankington Arcade. The Majestic theatre in Milwaukee has just closed a successful week of fancy dancing in which Jean and Elizabeth were the star performers. We have been informed that Van Vey has just completed a season as a pianist in Red Path Chautauqua of which Howard is the director. Little did we think when we were struggling with Geometry and English during our high school career that such would be our position in life. C. S. A. COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Park Theatre Friday Evening, June 6, 1924. 3. Salutatory Oration 5. Valedictory Oration 7. Commencement Address 8. 9. Presentation of Diplomas Recessional Page Eighteen

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In our Junior year the “Prom” and the play entitled”, “And Home Came Ted,” were the two most important events. Our high school life is drawing to a close and in spite of numerous trials and discouragements, we feel that our time spent here was not spent in vain. SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the class cf 1924. of the village of Mukwcnago. in the county of Waukesha. State of Wisconsin; being of sound mind and memory do make public and declare this our last will and testament—hereby, re- voking all foimer wills, bequests and devices made by us. We do hereby give and bequeath. First: To the Freshmen, cur superior knowledge and wisdom. Second: To the Scphomores, our unequa'ed ability in writing and passing notes. Third: To the Juniors, cur reserved seats in the southern portion of the Assembly room. Fourth: We give: Clara Anderson’s smiles to Lester Goetch. Frank Bernau’s farmer’s walk to Hazel Vass- Lester Blanchard’s dimple to Laurel Wachendorf. Marion Christison’s wisdom to Arthur Artz. John Chapman’s reserved seat in Physic’s class tc Edith Graf. Jean Church’s “gcod line,” to Frank Ludford. Stewart Freeman’s Ford to Alice Waterman. Van Vey Grutzmacher’s, “Art of Vamping,” to Claire Brady. Alex Hunter’s “ties that speak for themself” to Gustav Scheffel. Harley Jacobson’s sly winks to Steve Cinky. Elizabeth Klemme’s giggle to Freda Barkley. Frank Kerstien’s hair to Percy MacFarland. Irene Kingston’s habit of singing in school to Alvin Schuet. William Koken’s wit to Florence Sherdian. Sara Lobdell’s ability to have the last word to June Dewey. Brockway Minor’s art of keeping quiet to “Jerry” Wickerinck. Hazel Seller’s studiousness to Mildred Swan. Howard Sherdian’s art of teasing the girls to Lloyd Keller- Norma Titus’s bashfulness to Virginia Porter. Clause: That these above mentioned articles and endowments be conferred upon these designated, unconditionally and without further legalties. (Signed) The Senior Class of 1924. Witnesses Christopher Columbus George Washington Abraham Lincoln. Tage Seventeen

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