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

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COURSE OF STUDY FIRST YEAR 1st Semester Required Units 2nd Semester English English Algebra Algebra Elect-Two Units Physical Geography General Science Word Analysis, Business English Etc., Commercial Geography Latin Latin SECOND YEAR 1st Semester Required Units 2nd Semester English English Ancient History Ancient History ■•Elect-Two Units Botany and Agriculture Botany and Agriculture Commercial Arithmetic Bookkeeping II Latin Latin THIRD YEAR 1st Semester Required Units 2nd Semester Mediaeval History Modern History Geometry Elect-Two Units Geometry English III German Latin Stenography and Typewriting Bookkeeping III English III German Latin Stenography and Typewriting Commercial Law and Economics FOURTH YEAR 1st Semester Required Units 2nd Semester Physics IV American History and Civics English German Latin Stenography and Typewriting-Advanced Algebra Physics IV American History and Civics Elective Two Units English German Latin Stenography and Typewriting Reviews or Theory and Art NOTES—Sixteen Units will be required for graduation. Only those students having an average standing above 85 per cent on the past semester’s work will be permitted to have extra work. English may be substituted for History. By special permission one-half unit of Bookkeeping may be substituted. . Two Units of Mathematics; Two of Science; Two of History and Two of English will be required. A course will not be offered unless a class of fair size desire to take it. Rhetorical work is required of all students. Page Four

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PRAIRIE DOG The days are gone when Prairie Dog of old With face of steel, strong limbs, and snow-white hair Borne by his steed as swift and fleet as air, Rode forth to fight, a warrior brave and bold. No coward he, but victor ever, cold And proud, his name he e’er kept clean and fair. His forefathers, a hundred years did share The same ideals his character foretold. Upon his death-bed Prairie Dog did ask, His name be cherished o’er the country wide, And borne aloft o’er all the continent. Thus we Juniors, each year, bend to our tasks. And all to equal, hold we fast with pride To ideals high which Prairie Dog presents. —Arthur Beuthin

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EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief James Sime Business Manager Arthur Beuthin Literary Zalus Copper, Clara Boldt Class Editor Lewis Potratz Assistants Seniors Ethel Swingle, Wallace Brunson Juniors Beulah Peacock, Milton Gremore Sophomores Ellen Ward, William Smith Freshmen Eleanor Ziel, Irvin LaBonne Athletic Hazel Finney, Daniel LaRiviere Lyceum Catherine Gillitzer Music Gladys Herold Humorous Raymond Slamer, Marie Ivers Cartoons Dorothy Borgerding, Arthur Beuthin Diary Lucy Nickerson New Schemes Florence Milheim, Jay D. Lough Class Photographer Clarence Kaiser Alumni Edna Dahmer, Susan Doner Page Five