Prairie Du Chien High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Prairie Du Chien, WI)

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Elmer George YYachter Base Ball, Basket Ball German Club President of Lyceum 1911—1912 Th« re is a young fellow from Prairie, Who as a guard, is both watchful and wary. He's good at each sport. And is such a good sort, We’d like to have him with the High School still tarry Oration: The Revival of the Olympian Games Mayme Anne Cecka Orchestra, Glee Club, German Club There is a small (?) Senior named Msyme, Who’s a lame part of her class just the same! When asked what she eats. She replies “Sweets and more sweets, 'i hat keeps me go »d natured and game Oration: II Trovatore Estella M3rie Caya German Club There is a young ladv so tall. Who very often waits in the hall. To see Mary, her chum. And as soon she’ll come, They talk and they talk—and that’s all. Oration: John Milton

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SENIORS President - - - - Florence Ziel Vice President - - - Mae Stehr Sec. and Treas. - Fred Bruchman ; COLORS White and Gold FLOWER Daffodil

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Clyde Miller Basket Ball, Entered from Patch Grove H. S. There is a young fallow named Clyde, Who in English class often has sighed, He said ’twas so still, It quite made him ill, ’Till some mischief there he espied. Oration: The Mechanical Advantage of the the Simple Machines. Hazel M. Copsey Ceriran Club, Latin Club Therr is 11 joung lady wilh eyes so brown, l o i ever i» known to worry or liowu, She bus many a smile, Wi'h which her friends to beguile, Ard she comes to us from a hig (?) river town. Oration: The German Rhine Mertie Lillian Griesbach Glee Club, German Club Tl ere is a young Senior Merlie hy name, Who always tries to be just the same. •■Bob” she's called for fuu. Because that mime she won When behind the fool lights she did require fame. Oration: The Holy Grail in Tennyson’s Idylls