Oshkosh High School - Index Yearbook (Oshkosh, WI)

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To those among us. Students, Alumni, and Faculty, who have offered their services and their lives to maintain their country ' s honor in this crisis, we dedicate this Index

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EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief Marion Strassburger Assistant Editor Sherwood Buckstaff Faculty Advisers Lillian Clark Bessie Pettigrew Literary Rowena Lodwick Robert Forward Oneita West George Random Dorothy Pansie Marie Moore Herbert Ozanne Athletics Jerome Johanson Ella Hull Marshall Smith Current Events Harry Clark Katherine Rockwell Beatrice Streich Hilda Steuck Pi Tau Beta Ben Overton Onawah Irma Wille Drama Club Marion McCarville Art Ellis Schmidt Helen MacNichol Donald Ryan Latin Phillis Radford German Ruth Frentz Humor Esther Stocking Grant Boyson Alumni Ada Williams Chandler Osborn Exchange Ruby Wagstaff Ernest Metz I Commercial Florence Stein BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager Leonard Bradt Assistant Business Manager Elmer Thiessen Advertising Manager Paul Simonds Subscription Manager Emilie Crum Assistant Subscription Manager Arthur Lichtenrerger Faculty Adviser F. X. Greenough Subscription Solicitors LuciLE March Laura Ihrig Mildred Ihrig Walter Fredrick Victor Anderson Kathleen Doyle Elmer Reichman Maxine O ' Brien Advertising Solicitors James Skinner Harold Pause Luther Davis Herbret Heilsberg Richard Lapiere James Monahan i I 5

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{ The Legend of the Flowers MARION McCARVlLLE Stars of the earth the flowers were called In the days of long ago, For just as the stars bejewel the sky They brighten the earth below. But lovelier yet is the legend we get From the ancient Indian lore That the angels gather the flowers that die And strew them on heaven ' s floor. The lilies whiten the milky way, The forget-me-nots are the blue; The violets purple the summer sky. And deep in the velvet blue The yellow daffodils shine and glow With a wondrous golden light, For they are the stars that stud the sky As they peep through the curtain of night. When the promise of God appears in the sky, A wave of lustrous light. There are gathered there from everywhere. By the hands of angel ' s white. The lovely flowers that here on earth Have faded and drooped and died. And now are transplanted and bloom again In the rainbow, side by side. No flower so small, no hue so dim. But it serves to beautify The universe, that the sons of man May see and learn thereby That there ' s nothing so small in God ' s whole earth. But has its work to perform For service is judged by the willing heart, And not by the burden borne. I i f