Oshkosh High School - Index Yearbook (Oshkosh, WI)

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N '., 5 i 1 r..,j - X I 7 49 X il Y : A ,if i f g Oshkosh's tribute to her World War Heroes is in the form of this attractive bridge which spans the link between two of the lagoons in X Menominee Park. The bridge Was dedicated to Cooper Wells, Q CourtestQ'Z?5ftCastIe Pierce Printing Co. O li ml X in i 'X 'Y X . 32,5 :Q ,X I X A . Page ten

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W-'E' .EKYW ' W-Z'-'ff 'QA'- ? ' Wie ' I V5 izsf W I 51 2 7 271 ' gpg'-4. f f 1 VI r x M, il 7 1 AJ I tsp 'Q il A A 4 Y 7 Ei . I , The statue pictured above is also the work of Trentanovoe, and 'V Z is another of the iine pieces of art presented to this city by Colonel X Hicks. It occupies the small piece of land known as Monument JZ Square. It is an imposing piece of work, depicting the struggles of f lt: the United States for freedom in general, and the Civil War in particu- lar. The statute Was unveiled July 8, 1907, and cost, when complete, S10,000. The three determined figures represent bravery, self-sacri- Iv gil fice, and devotion to the Hag. sm, P31-f 6- g l '14 YE Y W ' I 'fi-W J+T T,,Q'5..f ' .-.-- V' TT 7 Xl, if 1lttf My -s mamm f as Page nine

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X 1 ' 5554? Sk,-gxgff ' X41-Hifi' 1n'?. l X X 5 , PX 7 . Egg L 'Q 'V f-1 y , r L x i l 6 i c 1 V K l Q N I M fi Q f f 1 c ' l ' . Z- S W 4 l Q X S X i A E lf' '52 1' 2 il 8 - V l .- - . V 2 4 i . . 3 l ln days gone by, fh1S was a common scene along Fox River. The I i logs were Hoated down the river to the mills. With the advance of time, however, and the retreat of the timber land, the logs had to be brought in by train. -4 L51 Courtesy of Oshkosh Public Museum. ' 5 , in W X A Z -i si., X Z l Q fel WS X fi X ,g Q ,, - ,-l .. fk Page eleven N