Pittsville High School - Ho Ang Ho Yearbook (Pittsville, WI)

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Amanda Gruber mlls her stu d1ous hablts to Elolse Brown Loretta Haumschlld leax es her ten mlnutes of plano playmg at noon to Lucllle Hammel Irma Hlnrlchsen wx 1lls her ba h fullness to Fern Werner Hulda Hetze leax es her Vlllllllg' ness to argue wlth Ruth Werner Lavsrence Ilk w1lls h1s ambltlon fln basket balll to Reglnald Mosher Edna Kumm leaves her ready Ruth Lelser w1lls her I dont know s to Arlene Waldo Harold Meyer w1lls hxs Physlcs standlngs to Harold Llpka Alvln Nelson leaves hlS wlnnlng ways wlth the glrls to Norman Wer ner Cora Nelson w1lls her good nat uredness to Chester TyJesk1 Rose Obetka leaves her happy go lucky xx ags to Cathryn Ludesug Wllllanm ONe1ll w1lls hls lose for oratorlcal work to W1ll1an Bow en Blanche Ruggles w1lls her hxgh standmgs to Carollne Llpka George Staffon w1lls hxs love for a Freshman to Edvs ard Domke Thelma Stahl vnlls her rlnglets to Hllda Sowatzke Beatrlce Stenerson w1lls her slen derness to Amanda Pankonln Harrlet Tague w1lls her Fresh man dates to Laurabell Favell Vaughan Walch w1lls hls blonde wax es to Clayton Hunt Wllbur Waldo g1V6S hlS love for Engllsh under Mlss Crego to Helen Kagel Mlnnle Walker w1lls her good be havlor to Kenneth Favell Edward Zuehlke leaves h1S ab1l xtv to ask questions to Dennls Perner SENIOR PARTY Thursday May 2nd the Semor class and the faculty were guests of honor at a party held at the home of Blanche Ruggles Desplte the fact that lowermg clouds gave promlse of disagreeable vseather the guests were all ln attendance The games and oth er amusements were so lnterestmg that no one gaxe a thought to the storm or to the fllght of tlme The Senlors extend thelr hearty thanks to those who helped make the ew enlng a new er to be torgotten succe s Shakespeare's Idea of a Hugh School Course Freshman Year Sophomore Year Jumor Year Semor Year Comedy of Er: Ol s Nluch Ado About Nothlng As You Llke It All's well That Ends Well 4--'r .3 ... ... . . ..... .... ... . ...............................,.. .g..g..,.g..,.,.,..,. .Info ..,.g..,..g..,.....,.,..,... ,.,....,., ......,..t.....j..2-J,-go-Q-v',-9 .g..g..g..g...........,.... ..,.,..,............... ..,.....,.., ,.,.,..,... ,........,.....,..,... ... . Page 18 .. l . .. ..... . . .. . . . 0. ....'. ng g..g..g..g..g..:..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..'..'..'..'.. . . 0. . . .. . . . .'.' gc ..' ,. 4' - - ' r . . . . . . , . . . '. L, Y . . ' rs - . . ' Y ' - v . . . 1 V. . , V . .V . . . smile to Glenn Buchanan. . . ' ' ' KI Y A . . ' 7 77 . . . . ' ' -1- , - , 1. 2' . . . . - .t. . - . I . .u 1 n .' - 5 1 - U , ,a E205 z 32 2. 35 . '33 . Y . . 4. , , . .3- .. . 1 v ui. . . 5. 4 x o 'S' a 9 u 'g' n 5 'Q' . . . -:- ' e . . , , , , , . Q n ni '

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Qfgfv fhfyuftf' JVM 7 L1 Qfgfffxs wwf! Z L. VS SENIOR HISTORY In the fall of 1926 tw enty six of us began our high school careers as freshmen William O Weill Joined us during the fourth yy eek of school We soon became familiar vsith the work required, and the year seemed to pass xery quickly As sophomores ue enrolled yy 1th a force of twenty eight Bernice Gehre did not return, but Cora and Alun Nelson, George Staffon and louis Reshel Joined us from Clty l oint Frances Obetka and Margaret Seycrson withdrew from school dur ing the year one for Thelma Stahl Norman Berg, 'VI1nn1e Walker and Lucille Hayes Joined us We gave our class play, Nora Wake Up which was quite an accomplishment Oul 1un1or Prom on April 26, yy as quite a great success During the year Bernice Stenerson and Norman Berg left school Senlor s Last Wlll Hark Ye' And notice all who read what is here yy ritten That yy e, the members of the class of '30 being Cvse hopej sound of mind and intel lect also of charactcr and memory, and feeling as though we cannot place any responsibility upon this uncer tain Journey of life, do therefore make, publish, construct, and declare this to be our last will and testament To the Juniors As our succesosrs, we bequeath our ability to talk like two year old children in history class, proyidlng they pay all of our debts and funeral expenses as soon after our decease as com eniently may be To the Sophomores We bequeath our ability to chew o Q 1 Q Q v 1 o v Q -,....t4-.4 ls nt. Qs ...nf Our dieams yy ele dex eloping 1nto realities and at last we became sen iors Our force had reduced to twen ty four Bernice Bal7er Joined us, but I ucille Henricksen and George nd Donald Hartsough did not return Many of th members of the sen or cl s participated ln the school arnixal gixen February 19 which helped to produce an annual again this vear Things haxe not been so convenient this year and we therefore wlsh to thank our parents, teachers, school trict for the extra help and support 'Tlx en to us No doubt some of us will go on to school in order to better ourselves for the future but we will alwavs re member the happy day s spent in the 1 t ll High School and Testament gun without being seen by th teach To the Fieshmen Vc b queath oui studious habits and our ability to remain at home twnin id l urn the midnight oll To the Faculty Our only hopes are that our hard arned grades and efforts pleases them Personal bequests B inice Balzei vsills her numer f L oy fiiands to Maxis Irwin Call Beaster yy ills his bright re r ai KS to Carl Erdman Axis Brown presents Leroy Snmh with her lone for dancing -1.4. .g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.. Page 17 5 ' L ,yuf - .fmcffi ,I in 1. -Q V 0 1 f - a ' 4 ,, f 'V ' 1 , . . , ' . I s 1' ' 4 Q x - ni ' nv ' , .- ' e : . - , Cn ,. , .4 , , . i As juniors we numbered thirty- board, and other members of the dis- s . a , A . . ' V 26 L. 7? ' i , V A ' , ,' , - . L 1 A J , . A Pt Q ' T 0 Q o , '- ' 2 ' s e .' - '. ' ' : ' ers. 1 5 '11 , . l 5 r n 1 v v :zz b c . .

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