Peshtigo High School - Peshcocan Yearbook (Peshtigo, WI)

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DEA! HIPE I mske the most of sll thst comes, and the leest of A11 that goes.' 1 301126. Letter Club, 1-2-5-4 Pz-on Committee, 8 49 HELEN PETERSON I have A pleasant time with mx mind for it is happy. G.A.A., 1-2-5-4 Drsms Club, 1-2-5 Vice Pres. Drama C1ub,1 Forensics, 3 Badger Girls Stete, 5 Sec. 8: Trees., 1-3 Sewing Club, 1 Pep Club, 1-2-3-4 Annual Staff, 4 Ch. Junior Prom, 5 D.A.R.Citizenship Avmrd DONALD RACE I wish I could be ss sure of one thing es some people ere of everythings' Softball, 2 Librsrisn, 4 ,. 4 ELIZLB DRYS K una Jonson 'Her vm frolns are I suffer from this disease of modern school life -- s1eepiness. ,Iggy pygmy JACK ROYER '11, 1, gggigr not to All things come around spesk s word at ell to hi-2 'ho 'in but than to speak more 'lit' words than we shou1d. UU-Wil' 31105. 4 fairer than smiles of other girls are. Glee Club, 3-4

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E as rg.: 'ft' 'rj Ez. 1519 ms , Us FA- .HKME At last we are Seniors, but we haven't always been! It seems only last year that we were freshmen, but it was nineteen-forty five. Will any of us ever forget out first day in P.H.S.? We slunk into the assembly, shook when anyone talked to us, and gazed in awe at the seniors. They were so old and wise! Then came initiation! Didn't we feel ridi- culous with short skirts, pigtails and lipstick. September, nineteen-forty six--We are getting up in the world--sophomores now. V2 were doing the initiation!! Well, anyway, we got even by going twice as hard on the fol- lowing Frosh. lies Lundin was our class advisor for the second year. Our main events were several roller skating parties at the Frontenac. September, nineteen-forty seven--We are now part of the upper classmen! We worked like slaves on the Junior Prom, the sixteenth of April. We thought it was the best one ever. Don Johnson and Shirley Hein were the royal couple. September, nineteen-forty eight--At last, Seniors! It is the goal toward which we have been striving. We began our campaign to earn money as we muted to carry on the tradition of leaving a substantial sum to the school when we graduated. After Christmas we started on our annual. At the present moment it is driving the staff members and lliss Brown, our class advisor to the point of distraction. As soon as this annual goes to press we start the class play. lore work and worry. Then June third, nineteen-forty nine and graduation. High school maybe was work but it was fun and we enjoyed every min- ute of it. CLASS OFFICERS FOR FOUR YEARS. FROSH. SOPH. JR. SR. PRES. - l. Ersh - I. Storey - S. Rein - S. Bruemmsr V. PRES. - D. Race - D. Johnson - S. Bruenmer - A. Warneelce SEC. - H. Peterson - E. Killer - H. Peterson - C. Thurow TREAS. - R. Charnesb - E. Killer - H. Peterson - E. Hiller X x l I S Y