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

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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

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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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Edith Marie Speck Orchestra, Glee Club, German Club There’s a small Senior lass with fair curls. Who's a favorite with most of the girls, When asked, D you like Dutch?” She says, “Ja, ever so much! But I just can't help thinking of Pearls?' Oration: The Passion Play Mae L. Stehr German Club There is a young iadv nnmed Stehr, Whose knowledge in all things is rare She’s tall and so sleuder. And lessons so hard can she render. Which shows she has studied with care. Oration: Life of Helen Keller Florence E. Thomas German Club There's a young lAdy so prim, Who is neither fleshy nor slim, She danoes and plays. And has sweet artful ways. Which prove most attractive to him. Oration: Juvenile Courts