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

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Row 1—-Milton Gremore, Florence Mulheim Irvin, LaBonne, Ethel Swingle. Louis Potratz Cathryn Gillitzer, James Sime, Gladys Herokl. William Smith. Row 2—Dorothy Borgerding, Jay D. Lough, Clara Boldt, Clarence Kaiser, Marie I vers. Row 3—Beulah Peacock. Wallace Bronson, Class Advisor Miss Rosenbaum, Raymond Slamer, Nettie Schoeffer, Lawrence Cherrier. Row 4—Eleanor Ziel. Elvira Campbell, Hazel Finney, Lucy Nickerson, Edna Dahmer. Row 5—Florence Des Rocher. Arthur Beuthin, Susan Doner, Zalus Copper, Ava Briley.

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Ethel Swingle: “I just don’t care; if I get my lesson every day, isn’t that fame?” Susan Doner: “Suffragettes are all famous; therefore, a suffra- gette I’ll be.” Lucy Nickerson: “I shall stamp my foot and say, ‘Fame, you come right here.’ ” Ave Briley: “I’m sure after all my hard work, fame will be brought to my door.” Dorothy Borgerding: “I’m happy, consequently I’m not par- ticular about achieving fame.” Clara Boldt: “Basketball! All I think of now.” Florence Des Rocher: I’ll borrow fame.” Will Smith: “I’m striving for the Presidency, and if that isn’t fame, what is?” Raymond Slamer: “I would be famous in any country where there is freedom of speech, for I have first hand knowledge of history.” Elvira Campbell: “I don’t want to be famous, I just want to be left alone.” Lawrence Cherrier: “If there is any fame left after the rest of you have all you want, I’ll appropriate it.” Mr. President: I move we adjourn. This from Irvin. Motion carried. Courtesy Keewatin Academy

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CLASS OFFICERS President, Claude Sime Vice President, Mabel Speck Secretary and Treasurer, Eliese Boeckli Class Flower, White Carnation Class Colors, Light Blue and Gold