Neenah High School - Rocket Yearbook (Neenah, WI)

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THE CUB Iumor Class Hlstory In the fall of 1926 thrs Hall of Learnmg, the Neenah Hrgh School, took into its walls one hundred and thirty seekers of knowledge W were greeen, and consequently we were placed in the freshman class It was bst suited for our needs At the first class meeting we elected Stanley Severson as presr dent Lobert Bell and Fthel Schnex der were elected vrce president and secretary and treasurer respectwe ly Not many reported for bask t ball or football Fmallv the first year passed and June then vacatron As we entered our second year of hlgh school, we began to feel that we were really a part of the school a deslre to be 1n xts actrv xtres took hold of us Marjorie Sande Emerson Hough and Louis Larson were chosen to lead us The hterary socletxes, the glee clubs and even the Cub staff found several sophomores takmg part m their 3Ct1Vlt1eS In athle tics the class of 30 began to shme Gordon Ehlers and Kenneth Nye received a letter ln basketball The other sports also saw some of us out We certamly cannot forget to mentron that grrls began work mg for therr N s In 192829 we experlenced a very successful y ar Our officers v re Gordon Ehlers presrdent, Al fred Reetz vrc president and Helen Schmvdt secreteary and treasurer The sp ech plays and the operetta showed some of our dramatxc talen Alfred Reetz Gordon Bennett Robert Mott Al bert Fahrenkrug, Dorothy Wen ban Gertrude Larson, and Meta Srelafl' represented us m fhhate James' Shga Elmer Quayle Ar thur V on, Leonard Neubauer Lobert Bell Joe Bersensteln Gor ddn Ehlers Kenneth Nye and Phrllp Hahl all proved valuable on Neenahs eleven In basketball we were represented by Gordon Ehl ers Leonard Neubauer, and Lob rt Bell Our track team consisted of Phrlrp Hahl Emerson Hough I onard Neubauer and Howard Olson In short this IS the hlstorv of the class of 30 Many thrngs could have been added to this hrs tory but we had to grve only the high spots of our hxgh school lrfe The details will remaln cherrsred memorres to us WE RE GETTING THERE The Fresh stood on the raxlroad track T e tra1n was gomg fast, T e Frosh Jumped off the railroad track An let the tra1n go past T e Soph stood on the raxlroad track, tram was commg fast Soph stood on the rarlroad track, An let the tram go past The Junior stood on the rarlroad track tram was comme: fast The Junror lay down on railroad track let the tram go past e Semor stood on the railroad track tra1n was coming fast, The tram Jumped off the rarlroad track And let the Senior go past Clarro T e The The An T e 6 JUNIOR CLASS 1929 Top row reading left to rrght E Jones G Hallock B jensen W McCoy M Wrlhums K Nye E. Toeppler E Munsche G Schultz I Clough S Seversen 1 Shes W S hn-ndt f' Hansen E Tyrell C Brsel F Olson M Peterson G Bennett A Fshrenkrug j Wrase E Hough W Buchholz F Becker A Armstrong D Chnstensen L Reykdsl G Stacker L Bell Is Smxth F Olsen P Msntz P Hshl H Olsen R Borehsrdt H Ehlert J Belsenstern Second row left to ruzht L Ersenhart E Marsh H Dener M Srelaff C Larson A Brrmrnghsm D Wschholz E Quayle A Reetz G Ehlers R Sommers Thrrd row left to nght R Mott F Bradrsh J GrllmgHam M Sande F Sehmrdt H Schmrdt V Drdncksen M ghnstensen L Asmus D Gottfned E Kohfeldt H H nebry H Kraus P Hart E Wrese D Olsen M Fnem G lohm Fourth Row H Webster E Foth K Murphy M Halverson B Rrchardson E Hogenson C Oberwerser R Hauser Seller A Rarche M Frednck T Nxles P Strey B Cowlmg B Marten D Bunker H Burr M Broemer E Schnerder D Wenbsn L Grsverson R Mott sen M Bloch A Dobberpuhl L Larson V Schwenn V Hellermunn W Hsufe JU IOR CLASS AUTOGR PHS Page Erght Jumor Class Socral Events The Jumor class took charge of two social events durrng the year 1928 29 The first was the Jumor nance, whrch was grven after the homecoming game The gym was decorated very cleverly with pen nants, denotmg the different teams in the football conference The gym was supposed to repre sent a football field Goal posts were set up and the floor was marked hke a football field A stunt, representrng a foot ball game between Neenah and Kaukauna was grven Grrls took the part of the members of the teams The Appleton Blue Jack cts Orchestra furnished the mu c The commlttee for this dance was compased of Helen Schmidt, Helen Burr, Helen Webster, Helen Henebry, Marran Braemer, Hen rxetta Krause, Lobert Bell Audre Rance, and Gordon Ehlers The next soc1a1 even given by the Jnrors was the Jun1oSen1or receptron on June 7 rn the Hrgh School gym The gymnasrum was decroated ln pmk and orchid and was very sprung l1ke rn appearance Commlttees for this party were Decorations Lobert Bell June Seller, Joe Belsenstem, Helen Schmidt Kenneth Nye, and Meta Srelatf Entert-unment Stanley Severson Albert Fahrenkrug, Eth el Schnexder, Maryorie Sande, and Gordon Bennett Refreshments Roth Mott Etta Krause, and Audre Ralce And last but not least, the clean up commrttee was composed of Gordon Ehlers, Philip Hahl Ira Clough, and Lowell Reykdall Busy Iumors The Jumor class rs Just brzm mmg over with busy folks There s Gordon Ehlers, the class presrdent, star cager, and next years football captain And hes as good a sport on the dance floor or m hrs class room as on the grid lron Meta Slelah' IS a good example of the Junlors pep She is an ex cellent athlete, a brxllrant dehater, a good musician, and a talented scholar Her love of fun and her happy drsposltron make everyone hke her Gordon Bennetts rrse to popu larxty was a record breakmg one Thrs rs hrs first year an Neenah Hrgh and we could almost wager he would get first ln a popularity contest here Gordon rs a very eloquent debater, too Audre Rarche, that vrvacrous, black harred, spraklmg eyed llttle French grrl certarnly comes rn for a mighty brg share of poplarrty, too Here, there, and everywhere at the same trme-thats Audre Who doesnt hke Stanley Sever son? He s Just one of the best all round good sports rn school He as full of clever pranks and trrcks fperhaps thats why he 15 so pop ularj, but he rs a very good stu dent too Then there rs the ever popular MarJor1e Sande Shes such a good sport and one can have Just the lovehest txmes at her parties She IS such a relrable character, too, and rf anythmg should be promptly and be done well, leave rt to Marge done why, . . . . ' A+ I . . , . . ' . . e ' . 1 A f . ef ' - ' H+ si . , , 4 , A , '41 ' rl-1 l.-- P. I . -l A .1-V I . , i I, .1 ' 'Z' Y ' . ' ' ' , 'Fifth row,lleIt to fight-B. stfey, ef Rasmussen, e. Foster, M. cams, R. wamsms. c. Neubauer. E. Kluu, M. Niel- . . , ' - , ' . . ' ' l ' ' 1 q i ' - 1 ' ' - ' ., ' . - 1 ' , , . , . 1 V 1 ' 1 yr , ' ' r 'f , ' u v l 7 - ' I , I.o 0 1 1 ' 1 1 . . . . 1 . 1 .. . . 1 11 , - 1 , le , 'A 1 - - ' . 1 l . , . . . . . . , . , . - - - t . , . 5 . 1 h ' - ' - . ' h . 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THE CUB Cub taff Has Busy Year 0RGAN17ED IW 1897 BUT NOT ACTIVE UN'lIL 924 Tme fir t N enah Htgh School r ll d e N 111 H cnool ttmes was pnnted 1n 891 It was not complete how ver and lt was not untll 1924 hat the Cub n11de 1ts flrst ap 1 atance A that t1me lt ws s a xc y mall pape1 pproxlmately e1gh oy ten mches Tlns m1n1'1ture paper under the d1recto1 of G y o1d Loehmnsg lad that was was k1ow'n s fre hman sopno an a blweeky '1 changed to a b1 monthly 1926 the Cub grew to one 1nch ess 1n length than 1ts pres nt ze The ex ra nch was add d ms year, maktng a better look mg pap r Not only are the class s a th 115 of 'he past ut the fc w y 11 whch adcnt expr sscd h1s v1cws on a u J c Tns year the Cub st1rted out wth 37 members Thev are General Manager W lham Rather Ed1tor Kenneth Kttch n Copy Fd1to s 1Iargu r1te Jan el on, Ruth Sawyer News Edttor Ma1y Kruet er Sports Fdttor John Hewxtt Ass1stant Sports Ed1tor Charles Neubauer News Staff Jeanette Schme1e1n, Janet G11 Ingham Alfred Reet7, Mar1or1 Nlarty harvcy Jorgenson, Nor b rt Smongesky Clas R porters Sen1or Class Jack B1l1b1t Junxor Class Nl1rI1or1e San Sophomore Class Gordon Drews Freshman F11 s Grace And erson Typ1sts Ed th Schn ller V1r g1n1a Doane Fthel Mortenson Buslness Manager Howard Stacker Advert1s1ng Manager Toeppler Ass1stant Advert1s1ng Manager El Lowe Advert1sement Sollcltors mcs Schell FTBHCIS Olson, B11 Burns1de Advert1s1ng Accountant t Fahrenkrug A ss nt Advert1s1ng Account Paul Mantz C rcul'1t1on Manager Doro v Du Bo1s Fxch ng s Dorothy Brown M chan cal Staff Foreman He1nr1ch Gaertner Ass1stant Foreman Chester s Compos1tors Harold Rock nod Lowell Zabel Donald Palm ack There were three facultv ad sors M1ss Colony Mr RGPPE1 nd Mr Holzman Th1s sprmg some add1t1ons were made to the Cub stat? and new heads were el cted T e n wcomers are V1ola H llerman Helen Webster, Audr y Ra1che ln Meyer, Harry M1ller, MBTVIH Sorenson, Myrtle Bursteln L c1lle Esenhart, Dorls Wachholz and Meta Sxelaff The new heads elected were General Manager Fd Toep p er Ed1tor Mary Krueger ASSOCIHTB Etl1f0l' Marjone Sande x l l CLHSSTAFF To-1 Row left o rrght J Schmerem E Mortensen A l eetz N Smo-tgeske C Nerbaaer j Gdlmgham G Orews c d Ro: C B1sel H R kwood H Gaertner R Sa yer J Hew tt A Fahrenk uf' F Clsen IITh1d PoBv IIY Doane C. Anderson D DuBo1s P Nlenz E Tocupler S Sverson M Sande Vl Damelsen M 'V H v a ey B tcm Row K Brertung E Schneller H Stacker W F '1 M1ss Colony K Knehm J Bnbbrtt M Krueger DEBATERS Too Row left to nah! Rober Nlott Do othv Wenbnn le -1 S1elaFV e :rude Larson Beryl Watts fe ter Row M155 B ek coach Robert G1llesp1e Alfred Reetz Kenneth Krtehn Mr Holzman eoneh Bottom Ro Laura Fahrenkr g Ruth Sawyer Albert I-'nhrenkrur Ed th Schneleler Cordon Bennett 'Vlnne Iuech I n-nna er no n Fah1erk us. New 'vlan er Alfr d Reetz Pr1nt Shop Manager Chest er B1sel On Iwoxcmb r 28 a group of chos n C b staff members attend cd an Ctl1t0lS conference at M1d1 son A 1 s1t was mad to he Unv sty and thy heard Pres1 dent Gl nn Frank spe k at a ban quct, g1ven for the members Those who went to 'VIad1son w rc 'VI1 and Mrs John Holz 1an, Wtlham Rrther, Kenneth KlfCll n Harvey Jorgenson, Mary K1u g 1 Ed Tocppler Jack He tt, Ch 1rles Neubauer, leanette Scv rson, Norbert Smongeskv Ed Lowc and Dorothy Du Bos O1 M y 20 a banquet for thc st ff mb r '1s cl Sc,1 of the Fox 2 atte11d1111.: Ths year the Cub los' an '11 Ame11c n '1t1ng f h W S P A by 1'1 pomts to 1,a1n a rst class ratxnc Next year the Cub lop s to m ke an all Amer1c1n ratlng 1n Joumal1sm Fh'r'rs Hello, hows your '1ose7 Jeanette S 0 shut uv m'1rty Fh ers Sos mme Its these b 1 e sprmf cod FTBATERS 131110 1 B A 1 ERS EVTERTAINED BY 'IHEIR TWO COACHES The d battrs count t ree VEH S 'IYIOHI CSP Cd Q ood t1mes ent t 11ed du n h s yfa bctcrc the conference sea on oocntd debat rs had a banou t upsc the Br1gad cab 11 The ro m W1 'mranged 1n e style 0 od I' lsh feasts Gordon Bennett was elected ptam of th 1929 0 de ate cams at a banquet held 1n the hlth school at 6 0 otloek Tucs d y ev nng Aprll 23 e IJ OKI m cons sted of t lk y Laura Fahrenkrug Edlth cbn ll 1 K nneth K1tchen B r y V1tts R bert G1llesp1e and NI1rc Fu ch ol manager, Ruth Sawyer was to1stm1stress T1e prog am closed w1th the clectmn of Gordon B nnett as next cap tam and a song wr1tten by Fdna Kcllath to the tune of P1ckles There were nmeteen people 1n trndance E eh persons place card was made wth the p1cture of the p rsons head on a com1 Page Seven Y BIG BANQUET cal body cut from catalogues G mes nd cards 11910 plav d Every one enJo1ed them selves It also was rumcred that Beans Holzman rec wed the un d1V11l0d attentlon of M1ss Buck St Peter Who IS there'l School Teacher s St Pete Get out' We dont wan any more school teachers M1ss D1eckho1T What d1d you have for lunch ' M1ss Jones Three guesses' M1ss D1etkhoH' No wonder you re hungry MISS Colony was responslble for t tlne the old news reporters proverb tn th1s new vers1on If a m n b1tes a hot dog that not news, but 1f a dog b1tes a man, why thats news F mous last Words I George Breylmger Say, do you k ep any mens toys'7 Mr Ballant1ne blame the two 1 afrnetlc poles Fd Lowe Blonde and bru nttte , 1 ' ' A 1 I 1 I 1' ' A- 1 Av l I 1 ,I 1 I. ... 1 2 L1 Q ' I, I, S I ,, ' , pxpc , ca r th 'Yep zh igl1I I I III I 3 II , I1 1 1 11 1 - 1 s ' 1 , 1 1 T2 ' 1 - , .1 I ' 11 11 I - I II l I ' 3 rf ' - I I 3- I . 12 ' . 1 - 1 3 ' t ' ' 'ap 1-r ' ' I f -, a ' t 1 1 1' ' ' - - ' . 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THE CUB CRYSTAL BALL As I gaze mto the crystal ball I see many mterestmg thlngs gomg on ln thls new and wonderful world I see a large arrport It IS crowded with people who seem to be trvmg the r harr est to g t close to a small young man standing b side a beautlful large aeroplan As I draw closer I r cognlzc thls good look ng man to b non other than Tod Barnes who has 3 st re turned from a lone Hght rourd the world I reme b r that h was m my class rn hwa but as th crowd IS so large that I hav n chance of gettmg near to hvn I move on down the road unhl I come to a small cottage set back from the road and surrounded with a hedge of lovely green bushes Some chlldren are playmg ID the yard, and as I pass the gate a flgure app ars ln the doorway It seems to recognlze me and comes runmng out to the gate Why It xs Dot Damelsenl I have not gone far when a car stops beslde me on the road Th people ln lt offered me a rxde to them that wall Inav We talk txmes, and I learn that they are relatrves of We of v s v the about her movles as Johanna Garbo Gretas namesake She IS playing wlth Wllford Jones who was under the name of John Gllbert the second It almost kvlls me so I ask th rn nf they know about any of Blanche s friends All they can tell me IS that Estelle Brown IS also m the movles under the name Lup Velez and IS playmg w-nth George Roh loff better known as Ronald Col man I get out at the next town, and after thankmg them for the n ce rrde I leave them only to turn around stumble over the c1rh -tone and fall lnto someone s arms I look up to find myself rn the street cleaners arms and lt 1 none other than Mux Jorgensen I talk to him for a few mm vtes and he tells me that Bunnv Kltchen IC dovng the same kmd of work that he IS and that rf I eo flown ple of blocks I Wlll probably see lm I decxded to do so but on my way I thlnk I wxll stop at a lxttlr stand on the corner and fre a n hot dog sandwlch I order xt and want whlle lt IS bemg fixed then as I look up tn hand hun the mon ey I realize that I am handlng my money to none other than Norrls 'VI :lsen In about a half hour I take It un agam and gaze mto xt I can see a large theatre The curtams have opened and they reveal a per feet Spanish dancer She 1s abso lutelv none other than Jean 'Vlathewson The next act IS nut on by ' Spud Sorensen and Herbv Ehlert I never knew that two people could act so dumb The audlence Just roars and one fellow stands up and starts smgmg God Save Our Klng Can you lmagme who that fellow 1s'7 Lenny Neu bavwr and no less Well the crystal ball seems to have lost lts magic so we will lav vt aslde untll next year at th1s trme mv destmatlon I tell I have none, but that I them at the next town a good deal about old Blanche Chrxstlansen nd belreve vt n not th course, I ask them all she has !r0t'en mto the SOPHOMORE CLASS OF 1929 BUSY Standing back row left to right N Koerwutz C Hallock E jones H Koerwxtz C Hogensen B Bu nude R Moser H Chrxatlanson L Stanton J Gnmea H Ehlers L Zabel H Luetke J Crmmmgs D Grogan R Pearson 'Vl Donovan M Fuhn G Meyer G johnson K Dretz L VlcClellan H Sehmrdt E Hyland C Chnshansen sher D Spoof R Barnes M Jorgensen J Hough N Mad E Thomsen Cnbson E Brown E Hollenbeck M Bxahop M Zachow Second row left to nght R Borchardt H Ehlert R F sen A Lester D Plucker NL Sxelali G Rohloff W jones Thxrd row left to nght D Damelsen B Chnauanaen N VI S h l H L h t E Co th V H dl M 5 e utz eng urs e e an er oren Fosrlh row left to nght M Banker E Knagga D Hel rman F Cottfned H Staffeld M Bahr F Hallock M OBnen I Gunther M Erdman E Zrem J Knudaon H K Fifth row left to nght M Caaperaon V HoEmun M Shultz S Nlapuck M Kuehl F Dnscoll L Raaen L Hceper E Hallock L Boehm Anderson M Harper H Forsythe G Robmaon C Schultz Seated First row left to right ,I Mathewaon H Schw nder E Davra M Callmexer A Reddm J Lenl E Hahn berger E Hebler Vl Rauach T LaFond B Fettera M M M Harson R Rusch Seated second row left to nght E Anderson R Lorry 1 Senhenson C Hanson C Nxelson H Caertner W Gr mes G Drews R Graverson L Kxtchen ISOPI-TOMURE CLASS Al TOGRAPHS Page Nme SOPHS Everett Thomsen Tommle IS an all around ath lete He earned a letter ln foot ball thrs year, and was a member of the flrst squad ln basketball He also was on the track squad Wzlbert Jensen Scut earned a letter ln foot ball and played on the second team m basketball Marks Jorgensen Muxre IS also an athlete He camed an N A A m football and p ayed on the second team ln bas ketball Mux IS also a member of the track squad He was PIESI dent of the class thls year Howard Schmxdt Smltty IS a well known bas ketball player He played on the 'nr t squad tlus year Gerald Johnson Fat played on the second team m basketball and also eamed an N A A m football Ronald Barnes 'Tod played on the second team IH basketball and was on the foot- ball squad loseph Hough Soph debaters Thls was hrs sec ond year 1n debate work He al so played on the second team m basketball, and won second m the 220 low hurdles at the Kaukauna track meet Alb rt Lester Al won first ln the mlle at the Kaukauna track meet Gordon Drews Gordy has been on the Cub Staff two years and wlll hold a good posntxon nevt year 'VI cha l Donovan Mlke won thlrd ln the A80 yard dash at the Kaukauna track meet Nlorrls Madsen Madsen was vlce president of the Sophs thxs year He also has been one of the school cheer lead ers for the past two years Clvtford I-Iogensen Clif' rs the class artxst H makes beautiful posters and maps I-Ie made some of the maps and drawmgs that the debate team used th1s year Lawrence Kltchen Bunny has the dlstlnctlon oi bemg the smallest boy 1n the Soph class George Rohloff George had a cast part In the peretta Plckles Remember Rumsk1'l Thelma LaFond Laf was the sectretary teasur r of the class thxs year Naomv Grbson Skmny rs a champion ln sports and an all around Kld Shes one of the tlcket sellers ln the class Fdna Kollath Edna rs another one of the Sophs best debaters Shell be debatmg on a regular team next year Margaret Schultz Mugs had a cast part ln the 0 retta Pickles Remember her as Lor1sa MZTIOU Marty Marty has been on the Cub Staff two nears now She also takes an actxve part 1n Glee Club work and sports 'Vlarxon Myhre Fat IS good rn sports and takes an Interest rn all school vents She takes an actxve part m Glee Club work Grace Neablxng Grace IS a champxon m all the gurls' sports She stars ln bas ketball, hockey and track I vl V. , I - , I, . ,i . 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