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

 - Class of 1916

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President, Robert Armstrong Vice President, Hugo Boeckh Mamie Kunzman, Secretary and Treasurer Class Flower, I ily of the Valley Class Colors, Olive Green and White

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class will, class history, etc., and believe me, you can’t say that— The Class Laughed. Leo Lankie in English Four, reading from Burn’s, “A Man’s a Man for a’ That.” “Ye see yon ‘Bergie’ fbirke) ca’d Lord, Who struts an’ stares an’ a’ that, Tho’ hundreds worship his wad, He’s but a coof for a’ thot.” We heard— The Class Laughed. When Leo had finised reading he calmly asked Miss Nelson “Is Bergie a nice young man?” Miss Nelson, “Oh, yesindeed!’’ Of course— The Class Laughed. Courtesy Keewatiu Academy



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Class Prophecy WILL IT BE SO TEN YEARS FROM NOW? Palace Hotel, New York City. May 10, 1926. Dear Old Classmate: Here 1 am in New York again after one year’s travel through foreign countries. I was delighted to find your letter yesterday morning, telling me of the Re-union Banquet of the Class of T6 of the Prairie du Chien High School, to be held at that city June the ninth. You may be sure I shall try to be there, as nothing will give me more pleasure than to be able to meet with all the old members of our class again. During my travels I met some of our cld classmates, and heard of many of the others. I was in London last month, while the Suffragettes were holding their annual convention. As I was waiting for one of their parades to pass by, whom should I see leading the American delegation, but our former classmate. Henry Clinton? I heard that he is now a great general in the Suffragette Army, and two of his most efficient helpers are Captain Ruth McCloskey and Lieutenant Mertie Schroeder. While reading the “New York World” this morning, I was attracted by the following in big head lines on the front page: “John Rogers, the great Steel Magnate, passed through the city yesterday in Ins private Pullman, enroute to Prairie du Chien, Wis., to attend a re-union of the Class of T6.” I also read that the Rev. Edmund Green of Trinidad was a visitor in the city last week. He was accompanied by Mrs. Green. Just think, Clara Lipke has won the Women’s Tennis Championship of the Pacific Coast, and is now eligible to try for the United States Championship in August. I met a friend in Liverpool last winter, who told me that Martin Keller is Manager of the Arrow Motor Car Co. Bernadette Voth is his private secretary. You know we always said she would make a fine secretary. Have you heard that Mayme Kunrman and Adelia Bi'tner, who have lately returned from abroad, have sent out cards, announcing their intention to establish a school for homeless children. I think this is a philanthropic movement on the part of the girls. 1 was very much surprised, when you told me that Emma Walters was elected Mayer of the city of Prairie du Chien. I suppose her one ambition for the city, is the improvement of the Street Car System. Have you read John O’Neil’s latest book entitled. “The Adventures of Gladys?” I am not surprised to hear that John has become such a great author, for in high school he was always noted for his stories. In France. I met our old friend Walter Beuthin. He told me that he is now in business for himself selling Beuthin’s Premium Hair Tonic. This, you know, is guaranteed to grow curly hair in a single night. You remember my dear chum Helen Leffard. On invitation, I went to London for the purpose of hearing her. She is now a fa-

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