Neenah High School - Rocket Yearbook (Neenah, WI)

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THE CUB Philomathea Completes Ftfth Year SOCIETY IS SUCCESSFUL IN TWO INTER SOCIETY CONTESTS In 1925 Mr Holzman organized the Phllomathean Society Its alms xxer to stlmulate interest ln for enslcs and to compete wrth the FJ renslc SOCIEQY Robert Westphal now goes to school at Woos Ohxo was the first presldent mter soclety contest that year a Ph lo For nslc d bate WIICH who ter T e was was r ce won by the Forenslcs They y l 1 cha plonshlp banner as a reward During the second year e Forex slc Philo cant st was won ly the Pl lloriatlican Soclety 3 to 2 The presld n was Elery Knud son and the Vcc president, Abe St n During the thlrd year w1th o s B mott as president the s clety wen three of the contests wlth the Forensics w1nnmg two gan Harvey Jorg nson was v ce pres dent durmg this year The onicers ln 1928 were Ken neth Kltthln president Laur Fahrenktug vlce presldent Jean t Bessex s cretary Marguertte Damelson treasurel In 'his fourth 'car 1928 th ouety agam won the cup by 'x tr al and extempo r nfovs re ulvng The Forensics ron th nl y cor' est The Phllcmathean Society ha the followmg officers dunng the year Jatk lrewlv. presx dent Stanley Severson, ylce pres rdent, Edlth Schneller, treasurer, Helen Burr secretary The mem bershlp of the socxety canslsts of Jax es Shea, Charles Neubauer, Ed Lrw No bert Smongesky Paul Grogan John H wttt Phillip Hahl Frederick Olson Herbert E lert Kfnleti Kltchm, Billy Purnslde Fr ncls Olson, Gordon Bennett Robert Glllespxe, Everett Thompson, Jeanette Bessex, Mar Jorxe Sande, Janet Gdlxngham mi th SC' nollrr Naomx Gibson Helen Burr, Ethel Hollmbeck Do t y D1 els n Stanley Seyerson EKANIIN ATIONS With anolog es to Longfellow Semester shades are falling ast As through Neenah High School passed A youth wio bore mid snow and tce, A banner with a stranq devwce Exammatlonsll Hrs brow was said, his eye beneath Fla hfd lk a falcon from nts sheath And llke a sllver clarion rung The ccents of that well known tongle Exammatlons l' T y t p ss hxgh the teacher Salt , F ar not the tempest ovehead If var have studxed deep and w1de And then the clarxon vo ce replxed, Examlnat on At last report card day arrwed The mark was there, for whlch he strrved He drew a breath Was he ahve He saw a great brg Hurrah' Exammat1ons PHILOMATHEANS Phrllrp Hahl leit to rrght james Shea Charle Neubauer Ed Lowe Norbert Smongeeky Paul Grogan john Hewrtt S cn :l :lov Frederrck Oson Hebert Ehlert Kenneth Krtchen Blly Burnude Francre Clson Gordon Bennett Robert Grlles le P Bot om Roy. Everett Thompson Jeanette Bessex Mary e Sande janet Grllrngham Edrth Schneller Naomr Crrbson He en Burr E hel Ho lrnbeek Dorothy Danrelsen Stanley S verson FORENSIC Y' to rrgh Paul Mantz Nathan Wauda Al e Fahrenkrug Alfred Reetz Howard Staekg Edward In on Rosa Pearson Second Raw Do hy D Box: Eth Mortenson Laura Drems Mun Espeleth Helen Webster Gladys Neubauer Vr rr- a Doane Ethel Cook Dou ln 5 oo Forensic Nine Years Old ORGANIZED BY WIISS BUCK T0 STIWIULATE INTEREST IN DEBATE The Forenslc Society was or gamzed nine years ago by Mrtg Blanche Buck The purpose at that trme was to mterest stu lent rn forensic actrcvltles The por pose has changed from trme to time as the occasion demanded In the year of 1025 and '26 Ot to Erdmann and Les Fadner serv ed as presldent respecltvely fo the first and second semegterg Beatr1ce Haase and Beryl Watt, were secretary treasurers that game Year In 1926 and 27 Ies Fadner and Aaron Ihde were pres rdents wlth Beryl Watts and Ruth Sawyer secretary treasurers Two V9aY'S H20 Ruth Sawyer and B ryl Watts were presxdents wrth Alfred Reetz and Ruth Sawyer secretary treasurers Durmg the past year Alfred Reetz and Andre Ramhe have served as presidents wrth Helen Webster and Dorothy Du Bots secretary treasurer From 1925 to 1927 Mlss Buck Miss Harrls and Mr Holzman served as faculty advlsors for the society A plcmc was held at the end of the 1925 school year at Mlss Buck s farm near Rrpon Fyeryone en Joyed a splendid game of base ball down on Mosquito Flat f 9 'I Im V Sllllner was served on a hlll above the creek During the year of 1924 27 e Forensxcs won a contest mth e newly orgamzed Phrlomathean Clety They were awarded a and white champ onshlp banner In 1925 the faculty adyxsors of the convpletlng socretres donated a sllver trophy cup to the socxetxes Thls cup was to be finally awarded to th soclety which won two out the three annual mter SOCIEIY ont sts The Phllomatheans won the cup the first year by clnchmg ww fr shman debates Tel 2 P fron Row horns Madsen ean Matheson Beryl Watts Altneda johnson Audra Rarehe Marguerrte Nrelson Lrllran 'Rohm 'Vlare Fnechse' Ru h Sawyer Karl Kollath Simplified Alph bet For Seniors A IS for Arlone Statfeld 1.r ght for her age She ab orbs all the know edge Th re IS on the p ge B Bob G1lles'ne small ray sunshlne, Proudly full proudly Do gurls wrth hlm dme C IS or Cnarley, the N Lbauer heir Charley ts wrse and oh Charley IS falr for debate Kenneth K1tch1n s the same g rws in debate mth a brlght steady name s Edlth Schneller, tllglllfmd a d serene For sportlve, gay spmts thls serves as a screel l for Gwen Breylmger known by her sneeze summons It quickly with unearthly ease H Howard Stack r w influence far reachlng T e ways of the good countless wlcked IS teaching I rs for some on we know s not a myth Ds He Gs he The person I mean IS Ida Smlth i J s Jeanette Schmereln must m re b sard'l fame of Jeanette o er all the world has been spread s Karl Kollath Under huge prles of books That he carnes round hell be found by w never look s Laura Fahrerk ug prldc The of the school, aurls grt at zeal for debate cannot cool s Mane Fuechsel L o ar y mxen St t y and solemn demure nd s rene Ui N s for Norbert Smongesky thte Bold e P 1rc vt th S nlors when all is told O IS for Odry H Blank 1 his namel, In sport p g s Oddy has risen to fame P s for Pete Grogan that fine noble lad Pete s much ln denmand when 'e faculty s sad Q rs for quest of a name starting thus, If v know one why tell It to us R 1 for Rachel La Fond uhom we know By her gay rlpplmg laughter Page Twelve wherever we go S IS for Schneller magest c and grand He IS followed by horsemen p rceded by a band IS for Thurmansen, iHerb rt of course! F r ' w r basketbal' rules he arffues with force U IS for Ulrxch the one you prefer Both have been known to exce d fifty p r Vs for Vrgxma Koepsel the fleet, In all round athletics none with her compete s for W1ll1am Rather Esquire, IS mechanlcal skill we a admlre X IS the quantity that 1s upk own As 'XI S Kuettel lt s commonly known Z IS for SEHIOTS, Just as a uhole Tlred and pantmg arrrved at their goal A Frosh Sh Do you know there on y 'wo thmvs that k ep you from b em: a ood dancer'7 Yes What are they She Your feet holdme the annual mter soclety contest thls past year However lnterestmg programs have been presented at the bl monthly meet mgs On one occaslon a mock ra d1o program was presented by a fake announcer Durmg the past two years the soclety has been advised by Miss Ilene Espeseth The society plans to have a past years Forenslc not only among zts claim the honor of the membership of the yaledlctorlans for the past four years They were Beatrice Haase, valedlctorxan, and Helen Schlagenhauf, salutatorlon of 1926 Les Fadner, valedxctorlon of 1927 Adelalde Merkley and Mane Fuechsel valedlctorrans for 1928 and 1929 The members are Miss Espe seth, Edward Larson Ruth Saw yer, Beryl Watts, Howard Stack er, Marte Fuechsel, Audrxe Raxche Dorothy DuBois, Alfreda Johnson Helen Webster, Alfred Reetz, Al bert Fahrenkrug, Paul Mantz, Ger trude Larson, Norris Madsen Ross Pearson, Douglas Spoof Ma,-guer lte Nielson, Vtrgmla Doane Fthel Mortenson Laura Drews, Karl Kollath Edna Kollath Nathan Wauda Lllllan Raaen, Gladys Neubauer p1cn1c as lt has xn the Soclety has numbered hugh school debators membershlp It can O l. r A f 1 x v ' A - 1 ' ' ' . . 1 .s . , , 7 I r ' ' ' x - h - , - 1 ' . . . 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THE CUB ..l FACULTY 4 FACULTY OUR NEW HISTORY Katherlne Small Appleton Wls consln graduated from the La Crosse State Teachers Coll ge at La Crosse She not only teaches plyslcal educatlon ln Neenah Hlgl school but also ln the gr d schools She advlses the G A A James R Ballantlne Bloomlng ton TVISCOIISIXI, IS a graduate of he Unlverslty of WVIHCOHSID where he recelved hls Bachelor of Sclence legree Besldes belng pr nclp I of Neenah Hlgh School, he teaches hyslc: Madge Ople, Nl neral Polnt W s COUSID, IS a g13Cl'll3t of the State Teachers College at Whltewater 'Vllss Ople occupies a posltlon ln the commerclal department Thls year she has all sen or shorthand classes and all senlor typlng class Carl Chrlstensen of Neenah Wlsconsln IS a graduate of Stout lnstltute In Neenah High School hls major subject IS manual tlaln mg He also teaches general sub jects ln the vocatlonal school Dorothy VCITICT, Appleton W s consln, graduated from Lawrence College ln 1927 recelvlng hel B A degree Bes des teachlng alge bra, and general sc ence he faculty advlsor of the Fr slm n class and IS on the Athletlc Bo rd Vlda E Sm th Apple on Ws consln, IS a graduate of Lawren College Sh teaches gecm try advanced algebra, so'ld geometry nd algebra Aletha R Thorngate IS a grad uate of Mllton College, Mlton, W sconsln H fl ld of wolk ccv ers the one subject Engll h Harold Rapp IS a graduate of Stout Instltute D awlne an prlntlng ale th two subjects whlch he teaches He IS also one of the faculty advlsors of the Cub Mr Reppes home IS ln Zumbrota, MIHHGSOSB Margaret E Wllll2mS of lvladl on Wlsconsln IS a gr duate of the Unlverslty of WWISCODSII The Held of wo k ln wh ch h spec al IZES IS Domestlc Sclence Blanch J Buck IS a gradu te of Rlpon Coll ge Her home ls ln Neenah The suhj cts she teach es are Am rlcan HISIOIV, cltlzen hlp and d bate Sh was one of th debate coaches of thls years ch mp on d strlct debaters John Holzman, ol North Freed m WISCCPSIH graduated from the Unl terslty of WVISCDIISIII where he re CSTV d h s B A degree He ls one of the coaches of th debate teams XYl'llCl'1 were so successful He al so adv ses the Cub The subjects h ls teach ng thls y ar are Euro p an Hlstcry and debate Next year It ls probable he wlll teach cltlzenshlp and Anclent hlstory Irene M Espeseth M3D1t0WOC WVISCDHSIII IS a graduate of Law rence College Appleton Thls year she ls teachlrlg Latln I and Latn II also Frnch I and French Harry Pautz Rhlnelander Wls onsln, IS a graduate of the State Teachers Colle e at Whlte uater and cam to Neenah Hlgh School thls year as teacher of commerclal subjects Those sub- j cts wh ch he ls teachlng durlng 1928 29 are bookkeeplng penman sh p commerclal arlthmetlc, sales rlan hlp and commerclal law H h treasurer of the Athletlc Assoclatlon 0,-111111: Carey Appleton WISFOH s n ls a graduate of Laurence Col lege and rec lv d hls B A degree there Th subjects he IS teach Contlnued on Page 2' Top Row left to rlght Katherlne Jones Allce Colony 'flellle McDonnell Eva Mueller Helen Thompson Second Row-Clara Putzel Harry Paul: Orvllle Carey O Jorgensen Edna Mae Harrls Louln Trexall Armln Gerhard! Thrrd Row Blanche Buck john Holzman Irene Especeth Aletha Thorngate Harold Reppe Margaret Wllllal-no Carl Ch menson Bottom Row Dorothv Verrler Vldn Smlth Katherlne Small james Ballantlrle Mudge Ople Castello Belsensteln Charlotte Peters Ruth Dleckhoff Dlsposal Of Surplus Money Left From New School Is Faculty Problem Faculty Does Not Settle 1 Trymg uestlon At Meetlng Every on thoug lt 'VIr H ,lg would b late but at cxac y 100 the door open d ard he W1 k l 1 very cool lxke to assume hls pos tlon as chalrman of the meetlng Im very sorry lf I have k p y waltlng long but there were sev flal lr p rtart m tters at th oftlc to be cleared up No doubt you are wondell g uhy there s a p c al meetlng tcm ht It ls f r the pul pose of dlscusslng the ques tlon What shall W do wlth the surplus mount of money left over after tlle school IS bult ' Now you teachers know better than I uhat IS most needed Glanclng at hls watch he sald There IS an lmportant conference waltlrg my arrlval, so Mr Ballantlne wll you p ease t k the cllalrll' New, before begmnlng th meet lng Iwlsh to make a few an nou cerlents A black Watermans fountaln pen has dlsapp ared from my d sk If you see any answer mg thls-d scr ptlon p ease lnforrl me Theres just one other thlng those of you who borrow my books, please put them back Th re s twl ways of rulnlng these broks On IS by bendlng the covers back to back and the other IS poundlng them on the desk Do not foget to copy the mat rlal on the black board as lt wlll b removed from there tonlght Are you re dy for the qrestlonl Thls was 'VIr Bal lontlnes sp ech before th meet ln Yes, came the chorus What shall be done wlth the money left over after constructlng our new h gh school 'VI ss Har TIS rose from her chalr cleared her throat and sald ln a firm volce Mr Ballantlne 'lllss Harrls There ls on th r-g tb n w school must have to keep the stu ,de ts mlnds on thelr work Ipro lp se a readlng room Thls couple husln ss ot' lolterlng ln the hall ard the maln room has gone far nough The hablts puplls form ln hlgh school follow them all through llfe She sat down trl umphantly In all the wrath of women MISS Thompson jumped to her feet, and crled out, Mr Ballantlnel MISS Thompson Its p rfectly natural for boys and glrls to converse after school hours What other tjme have they'l And, as a speclal favor, Id llke to ask to have that money spent for la camel to take me to school as lt IS a hobby of mlne Mr Ballantlne, drauled Mr Trexall lf you re golng to hav anlmals I propose a barn to keep ll r y stock ln Mole student would be lnterested ln agrlculture Qlllte heatdy MISS Snllth stat cd If you re g0IYlg to have a barn next to the school, Ill reslgn, be cause Id be bothered wlth head ache from that odor Enthuslastlcally MISS Wllll3mS proposed a place to keep her gul nea p1gS Thls would enable glrls to learn what would be the best foods to eat MISS Buck rushed ln at thls mo ment and absent mlndedly sat on Mlss Smlth She poked Mr Repp ln the back and asked hlm what lt was all about and then ln a sweet contralto VOIC6 apologetlcally sald I am sorry Im late, but before I left my cat Pete got the mumps and I had to use Vlcks Vapo Rub on hlm But Mr Ballantlne, I pro pose a hlstorlcal room filled wlth plctures of all our hlstorlcal men and women Close your eyes cant you see Napoleon Bonapartl Say lf you don t buy tvpewrt ers for the Cub stat? wlth that money you ought to' sald llrI1SS OBIS Every Monday and Thurs day nlght Im bothered by those glrls, who type for the Cub staff I havent much to say but wh I say counts, stated Mlss Colony The Cub Staff IS qulte large a d what we need IS a room for the staff to uork ln You don't know how much thls would help Page Elev n Beans' shouted Mr Holzman He got up asked to be excused o Margaret can take care of the dog He returned later Placlng one foot on hls chalr and puttlng hls yelbow on hls knee, he made hls p ea Now you all know the d bate team worked hard thls year We feel that we deserve a room for thelr course of study Mr Ballan tn dont you thlnk thls a good ldea ' Better have a lour year pr t lng course Sald Mr Reppe Pool tables would sult me sald Mr Carey What about our speech depa t ment Dont we need a room for play practlces Arent we always bothered by lntruders when we practlce ln the maln room? Thls IS my proposltlon stated MISS Dleckhoti' Just one thlng before clos g thls meetlng Id like to say to Katherlne Jones that lt seems that she cant come to meetlngs wlth out gum Now, just come up and apologlze and promlse that you wont do 1t agaln sald Mr Bal lantlne The door opened John Sturm stopped to pull a WISQ joke and the meetlng adjourned Llstener Do you play by re juest Joe Bo lfamous orchestra lead erj Yes we do l Llstener Would you mlnd play lng domlnoes untll Ive flI'llShetl my dlnner Where yuh from Ireland reland'l Yea Rhode Ireland MIS Harrls Glve the prlnclpal rts of the verb swlm Gordon Ehlers Swlm swam smum ' llrllqi Harrls Good Now glve the prlnclpal parts of the verb lm Gordon Fhlers Aw, ljlllt kld dlng 3 SCHOOL The thlng that probably lnter 1:-sts us most ls The Cub staff room It IS a room 18 feet by 4 feet, whlch IS more or less seclud cl The staff wlll have some prl vacv ln lt The prlntlng room ls rlght next to The Cub room, so many steps wlll be saved for the staff The llbrary IH the new school wlll be practlcally the same as the jresent llbrary It IS between the two study rooms On elther slde of the llbrary are two small rooms l hlch may be used for dlscusslons, rebate, p ay practlce, etc, durlng hool hours Each of these rooms wlll hold four or five students Each of the study rooms wlll hold from 60 to 40 students Each person wlll have hls own lccker next year, and there wlll be about 300 extra lockers There wlll be 188 hundred lockers ln the school, lncludlng the gym lockers Elght hundred and twenty two of these wlll be the regular book and cnt lrckers Each locker wlll be 12x12x60 lnches, and wlll contaln a shelf for books, and hooks There wlll also be vlaste paper baskets These wlll look exactly llke the reg 'lar locker, but wlll have false fronts The Home Economlcs d part ment wlll have an electrlc lronlng m3ChlD9, and electrlc washlng ma chlne and an electrlc refrlgerator In splte of these convenlences there wlll be a cafterla It wlll not be L lmpulsory for student to eat thelr lunch at the hlgh school, as has been reported The noon perl of Wlll be une hour a .I 'fer long, practlcally the same as lt IS at present The maln entrance of the school leads tllI'9ClZly to the audltorlum There wlll be steel gates whlch wlll close, thereby shuttlng off the rest of the school, and preventlng outslders golrlg into places where be two tlcket selllng booths One wlll be ln the maln lobby and the other ln the banklng room The audltorlum ItSElf wlll resemble a theatre very much Our old audl tourlm would probably tit mto It lbout three tlmes, as the seatlng capaclty of the new audltorlum wlll be 730 A glrls cllnlc, that IS, a room where a glrl can be taken ln case she falnts wlll be found on the second door of the new school That, added to the fact that there mlght be a handsome athlete ln the glrls class, IS an lnducement to falnt MISS Oples WOTYICS are over' Next year she wlll have a speclal room for dlctaphone work It wlll be more or less sound proof, so there wlll be no dlsturbance VIII The bookroom wlndow wlll be large enough to allow two persons to work at It at the same tlme, and to allow two llnes of students on the other slde The days of the llttle brown bulldlng ln back of the hlgh school are numbered It wlll be removed and all the machlnery wlll go over to the new hlgh school It wlll seem rather strange wlthout It but then we wont be here any . 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THE CUB G. A. A. Attains Three Aims The Glrls Athletlc Assoclatlon arted wlth three alms thls year Flrst to create a plrlt of sports nanshlp among glrls, second to lromote glrls athletlcs ln Neenah I gh School thlrd to co op rate wlth the N H S Atllletle Assocla on ln all thlnps pertalnlng to thletlcs The OH-ICETS of the assoc atlon Meta Slelaff presldent Xlarlon Braemel vlce pres dent, H len Burr secretary Vlola Hel crman treasu er, and Nlarle It ebster polnt record r ThlS year ha been a very suc tessful and busy year for the G A A The mrls sold sandwlches nd pop corn balls at the football ames and at some of the basket ball games A number of htk s were held all of whlch were well attended The glrls thoroughly ppt d a slelgh rlde durlng the r H121 On Aprll 27 the G A A sponsored sprlng dance Al-nck ball tou n ment was held after 0 ll6 o thc meetings and four ttams ton lstlng of members of the G -X A took part Polnts were award d to glrls on thc baskt mall volley ball and baseball teams About twenty G A A emblems were awerded tlurlng the y ar and one N was awarded A large number of fleshmen 3, rs Jo the soclety at the beglnnmg ol the second semester and on e of these have already receltcd thelr em blems The sponsol of the G A A thls year w le NI s It thelln Small and Mlss Era 'Vlu ller Members who hare x ol ther emblems CG A AJ are as follows MZTICH Braemer Helen Burr Ma rle Gallmelel Naoml Glbson Ver na Handler, Pearl Hart, Irene Gunther Margaret Blenker Mar Jorle Harper Vlola Hellerman Ftllel Hollenbetk Eleanor Kohfeld Henrletta Krau e Thelma La Fond, Grace Iweabllng Esther Pe terson, Meta Slelaff Marle Web stel, Edlth Zlern, Eleanor Kuehl 'Vllldred Kuehl Ellth Fotll Ruth Eleanor Goethe Dorothy Kolgen Esther Knaggs Mae Thompson lnd Evelyn Volkel D0 YOU H'VE IT Sportsmanshlp ls bsolutely es entlal ln motleln llfe VShy Because, so much of the buslness and fun of trdav tl p nd upon group work Group wolk calls for co operatlon and team work and these thlngs IH turn cll for good sportsman hlp Na group can be luled by one member It cant be done far It wouldnt b real team lf lt was Sportsmallslllp dern nd th lt a p rson b a ood cheerful er, Just as rruch he 1 How spor's happy trlumphant wlnner many people can be good Are you one' Everyone wants to be and well llked Everyone good sport Put two and gether and you hlve what you want Be a good sport and people wlll llke you Why Becau e you w ll b wllllng to do what other as of you, b c use youll not wllllle everv 11119 thlnlzs dont the w 'ty you wont them to because ou ll be a good loser because you lull co operate and work well wlth h r becaus yrull try make you elf what others thlnk you nd last of all becau e you y ll work wllllnzly p pular llkes a two to GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSN. Ton Row left to rlght Charlotte Durham Bertallne Fet let a K ause 'Vleta Slela Vlola Hellermann Vlar an Brae Fo rth Row Marlan Marty Ruth Beatle Mae Thompson Ben e frace Neablxnrr Sxlvla Xlapuck Mlldred Zachow 'VI Thlrd Row Esther Knavlzs Eunlce ohnson Eleanor Co le 5 Do othy Ol on Eleanor Kohi ld! en er P rl Hart Ed th Foth ea l Thelma Lat-ond Naoml Crt-lslon Helen Burr Margaret o e Blshorw Eleanor Kuehl E ther Peterson he Vlar one Harper Mabel Blank Estelle Brown Mlldred Kuehl Favette Gottfrled Elzaheth Rasmussen Velma Sch Seoonc Ro Florence Redlln Kathryn K tchln Lucllle Caborn: Alma Raamuas rl Ma re Callmele Vlrglnla Hoff mar' E hel Holllnbeck We onlca Wrlght Ed th Davls W Pl 'lk E a ne Villllams Front Row Edlth Zlem Helen Longhurat Verna Handler l one Gtnther Cerrnalne Herzfeldt Blanche Chrlstlansen Nia le Webster Wllma Barr Verna Blohm Marguerlte K aus Dorothy Kolgen H len Deo lcf on Hazel Bu N CLUB Top Row left: ht Arthur Hannon Adelbert Bank john Hewltt john Schneller Cordon Ehlers Charlle Neu lnelrell johnson Center Row Everett Thompson Harry Fahrenkrug Ira Clough Kenneth Nye Phrllp Hahl james Shea Clarence Thalke K E Bo om Row Lobe' Bell Paul Grogan joe Belaenrteln Leonard Neubauer arl Caertner August Boelter lmer ua le Herbert Them-lanaen Tl-IE PRINCESS Br shl 5, her 'lalr by candle llght she stands B f re an old crack d glass Hel hands 'lime slently, and palely brlght She se her face reflected Shadows pass H nel y urll necks bendln T e dark halr falls about her face grace Tho lg,1 'vldle fllck rs ln a l ttle breeze, And de-rp wlthln the glass she flllllly sees An ther world shlne darkly rlch and strange wlth my tetv and romance Ald be a prlnc ss walklng there l hes of sllk that shlmmerlng falls On I me floors ln plllared halls lllth pealls bralded ln her halr And should she dance She tr ads a mea ure stately s ow, To dlstant muslc s murmurous flow And then ah then T e e slghs Ant candle wavers burnlng low from that other world wlthdraws eyes llttle room IS cold and bare, Qu ckly she turns about And with deft finger closely plalts Her halr, Then blows th tandle out Grace Anderson Her Her l Lowe Slnc you dont have p dolletrr on your HIVVQI' how u tell how fast you re golng B ll Rather Thats slmple When I go llqht mlles when IOV ten mlles an hour mv tall mttles when I go twenty an hour nly fenders rattle I to thlrty the doors rattle mauuvavavu HUMOR N Club Has Active Year The N Club honorary athletlc oclety of Neenah Hlzh School was organlzed ln 1929 by Coach A C Denny Much credlt 15 due hlm and the succeedlng coache for the development of the club Mcmbershlp ls open only to those who eam Ns ln some mayor hlgh school sport The membershlp of the organlzatlon has lncreased un tll the soclety nw basts f twenty tw actlve members The oiflcers durlng the past year were Jolln Sthneller presldent, Herbert Thurmansen VICE presl dent Charles Neubauer secre tary treasurcl Certan changes have been nec cssary rom tlme to tlme Form lerly the constltutlon proylded for nltlatlon of members plus thelr earn nv thelr N Slnce a rullng 'hls proh blted lnltlatlon and a stutlcnt automatltally becomes a tmbcr wlth the presentatlon of hls N PTEYIOUS to thls year the club had bl monthly meetlng at whlth l had speakers and a program As no beneflt was derlved from thls the club dlsccntlnued lts bl monthly programs and has become s rlctly honorary As '1 result of dlscont nulng the protgr lm the club has gradually be gun to appear dead to many stu dents However th s condltlon IS not actually prevalent Thls IS proved by the way the N club has alw ys responded to any calls dur lng the past year Thelr co op- eratlon was evldent among other organlzatlons at the Hoat parade The N club ls also responslble for handllng the doors durlng the flre lrlll It keeps the tl rphy case md u hers for lmportant hlgh school events The oldest actlve member of the ub at present IS .lonn Stn lel r who has a four year membershlp N1 tch ll Johnson IS next oldest, be l g a member for three years Although the sotlety loses some atlve members through gradua on l hop s for a successful year o come Memb rs of NI club are Coach 'Jle Jorgensen John Sthneller Hrrbert Thurmansen Charles Neu b u l Mltthell Johnson John He yltt Paul Grogan Raymond Gall me el, Adelbert Blank Lovall Boelter Karl Gaertner Clarence Thalke Gordon Ehlers Ira Clough James Shea Kenneth Nve, Leon 'lrd NI ubauer Lobert Bell Emer Quayle Everett Thompson Harry Fahrenkrug Howard Stacker Wll rt Jensen, Albert Lester, How BTISS Espeseth Do you belleve ln hereafter' Surel o lss Espeseth Well then here tfr don t bother me H Do you play golf'l anet No I dont ever know rv to nold the caddy Jolln S Say Dad what do hev mean by college bred? rather My Son lts a four year loaf I know a fellow that IS so tlght he took the prlng off hls I ed so they wouldlnt glve John You had better take the s reft car home Jlm Its no use Vla woudnt wh U I gf-W f0Tiy my teeth rattle let me take lt ln the house when I go flfty my bones rattle I 1 Lowe what happens when L tly Il nter you have lct a you eo lxty mlles an hour' halr f'lll ln my soup Blll Rather I dont know, but Rqld headed walter You Hat I h nk I l go to heaven refer' Page Thlrteen . , . . . . . .l , Q S . . 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