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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1938 volume:

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Mr. Leo Lechnir, STUDENT COUNCIL KStandingJ Freshmen Kane, Dalen, and Lake: Sophomore Bundersg Advisor Crowley: Sophomore Mc- Mahong Advisor Van Ak!-cereng Eighth-Grader Kieser: Advisor Garrity: Seventh-Grader Rich- mondg Advisor Smithg ISeated1 Juniors Wachter and Wallerg Sen- iors Ohlert, Gronert, Eggleston, and Cooperg Junior Evansg Sopho- more Davies. TIIRPIPI elements control thc administration of Prairie du Chien High School-the board of education, the principal, and the student council. The board has exercised its particu- lar duties with an enthusiasm and interest which has been most notable. Mr. Kennedy, as prin- cipal, has truly merited the respect and admi- rution of all students hccuuse of his kindly yet efficient manner. Closest to the students them- selves is the student council. Elected by the student body, the members, under the super- vision of the principal actually transact busi- ness udecting student interest with a real sense of responsibility und leadership. To flie me mah, N 111111111 0 lur ll 1 long fl1l0tl0n to s1111111l ldllfllfllill, h1r untzrmg 1 orts 111111 1111s1l sh 11111tr11111t111ns 111s1gn1d 111 II11 11111 llfl 11 all 111111111 Slll lllllllllffid 1111 1111 als and IIIHIIIHOIIS 11 1111 11 .5111 daily 1111 11 and de l'l1lHlSll'llfl 11 hi r 1 spousal 0 11111111 0 lur llfllblfy and abou: all 1111 11111r11l, rarllant p1rs11nallty w1'1l1'h 11111111 lur lllllfl and r1sp11't1d by all 111111 1.11111 111 r, or all thls, and mor1, 1111 1918 Pnumr D01 IS r111r11ntlx d1d 11111111 to the m1 m11r3 11 Uwe Margant llllflllllfy who 111111 Iwbruary 13, 1931 0 11 1 f 1 -f 1- ' .' 1 ' 2 ' ' fff ' . ,f , f , K- , - , , , . ' , U, ' ' K. . ' . . , ' , Vllllllflll and spiritual 1111111115 in every , , -, ,-- . . . . , . , I , 1 I . L L 1 ' 1 ' 2 - ' - 1 ' ' f A 1 A I 'S .7 YI P I-v. ONE of Miss Macauley's principal in- terests was the appreciation of art, having studied at several leading art schools. It was appropriate, then, that a painting should be chosen as a me- morial to her. The faculty and the stu- dent council, cooperating on the project, selected the painting 'The Vigil by John Pettie as most fitting. At a special program during the Art Exhibit in April it was formally dedicated. Today it hangs in the study hall as a constant reminder of the noble ideals which Miss Macauley fostered. eachefz, ounse ofz, 'Lien C27 C31 STUDENTS ome students go to .school to get what they can out of lt Others seem to attend to get out of uhat they can In I ratrle High there are not many extremists ln elther category, but the average student of Pralrze Hugh IS tndustrtous, partl czpates ln extra currzcular actzutzes and IS quzte proud 0 hls school It ls these quallttes ln our stu dent body that prompt other schools ln the mem tty to speak well o our sportsmanship and respect our teams On the cmder track, from the speaker s rostrum and rom the mu slc platform students haue garnered honors or our school Rx CLASS OF 38 f,,0ff' Robert Ballantine slow and sure Elvm Braem sen Slble and shrewd Mal colm Brunner persp1cac1ous and preclse 'vlarle Bunders am1cable and appreclable Evelyn Chamberlain una s sum 1 n g and unobstruslve Doro thy Chunat steadfast an d stolcalc 54 W '4 7 1, . :W H ' Frederick Clanton loyal and hkeable Raymond Coo Keith Dally lmpresslve and 1mpuls1ve Vernon Davies dlscernlng and determmed Glenn Eber stalwart and strong Dorothy Eggleston ver sat11e and v1vac1ous Ellzabeth Favre sens1b1e and sedate Norma Gentes graclous and gay Elmer Glllltzer unassumlng and unruffled Arthur Gokey reserved and rehant Elalne Gokey quamt and qu1escent Edward Graap en1gmat1c and athletxc 14 9 f 7- - V,-I ! ... , ' y . . 1 . , . ., . k I I , per, reticent and regular . . . 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I CLASS OF 38 Bernard Gronert eeholally and sagaclous Eldora Hagene serene and sllent Julle l-laupt pleasmg and popular , PJ' James Hefferon frank and fancxful Roger Holm berg resolx ed and reputable vlrglnla Holmberg tal ented and temperamental fr1end1y Grace Honzel droll and dlhgent Robert Ivers w1tty and WISE Kathryn Kllburg p1 udent and practlcal Adeline Koecke radlant and refined Oleva Koepp l1terary and log1cal Merlyn Kuchenbecker dra matic and defimte Ber nadette Layde harmomous and humble Doreen Lu cas petxte and plquant Orulle Nielsen enthueldstme and energetlc Charles Ohlert qu1et and consuen tlous Gladys Radloff de mule and doule 158-A-Al 7 Q f' , 1. l rj L.,'b ', ' v ,. , . . 1 ', . . , 1 , A fy! .4 ' 'I , I Dorothy Honzel, faithful and CLASS OF '33 Geraldine Roth gentle and genume Norma Schmltz comely and compat1b1e Nellie Schwert ret1cent and 1efresh1ng Violet Schwert charm1ng and cheerful Bernadme Scott queenly and qulet lla Sebastian dependable and dehberate Robert Steinbach carefree and c1own1sh L u c 1 l l e mfied Betty Wachter ea ger and earnest Www wftffff UUMMM Robert Wachter reserved and rehable W a r r e n Wade nebulous and non chalant Rita Welghner art1st1c and accomphshed George Wlswall ph1egmat1c and pertmaclous Mary Woods p01Sed and prec1se 16 Q . . . . g Swingle, dependable and dig- . . . , ' of 7 . . . I . 3 PRIX! June Connneneementl loys and he 1rt H111 lhe lllHlf l'tll NlllCll 1re eager to be Olll lllll throw off the burden of M 11001 work for 1 fc w month but w e, the qt lll0I'G, lmger twlule l0llt,tl, dremunw of the Joy the pl t four we ur h 111 brought 11-1 Lvery nook and torner holds 1 fo11d mentors Now we must kec p our mlnn III! houldcr-1 squared, 1nd face the world t11 at world th 1t ls Xery 1r1t1e'l1 and 1t tune- nnrel on 1h1e We were often told th lt time p tue- swiftly but newer before hfne the moment fled 110111111111 this' If we Could onls stop tune for 'lwllllff .111-t tlns once ts ,Iumor-, we eho-e AIIIFTIC' m Bemtw r d llltl wlnte ts our 111 colors Our flower, 11105011 11111 sprung, w1s the xlllCl'lL'lll Benuty ro-1 Unr 111-1 motto Tu, Trust, '1nd Trl lllllpll truls shows the p1r1t of the 111-w In our Pre-11111 1n Sf 1r w1 trled as Sophomores md ,lumor we trusted, 'md now lb Qunor- we trlumph Our mterc-t-1 1re x1r1u1 1nd o11r p ltlln pe rh 1ps w111 le 1d m many lllI'CLtl0Il9 as our wom ltl0lll1 lllllJltl0llS lndleate Two wlll follow t11e CXCIIIIIU ro 111 of J0ll1'Illllilll Une hopes to have hls thrllls ln the sky flylnff 111 nuplane Slx w111 clerk ln stores Flwe w111 1111 llulllilllltv by becomlng doctors and nur-es fhree TIIIISICIIII'-3 hope to H11 the ur wlth melody Four beauty culturlsts, four envmeers, one te 1L11er, one lxborltorv tCl1lIllCl ill, one archlteet, and one pharmaclst w111 endeavor to do t1lCl1' blt tow ud lllilklllff a better world One student deslres to see the world bv JOIIIIIIU' t11e BUY SCWPII gurls would hke to enter the bu-uness world Twelve are not eertun w111t they WlHll to do or become The elass lllq xlways taken .1 xely actlve p nrt 1n 111 school orffamzatlons It IS represented 1n the Llterary Souety, Lillll Club Mlxed Chorus., Clee Club, Band, Orchestra., and Forenslcs ln 1951 M 111o1m Brunner, il member of our elfxss, went to the State FOFCIISIC contest at BfT3fllSOIl, as 1 represent ltlve of the extempormeous speaklng group of speakers from the southwestern WISCOIISIH dlstrlct One of the lnghhghts of our Jumor year Wlq the Prom The gym was transformed 1nto a vmey 1rd of 1110111111 Bus ClllH0lIl and hls ormhestra furmshed the musical background for thls rom llltli' -ettmf' KIIIW Raymond Cooper and ueen Vlfglnla Holmberg relgned supreme Our Qemor class p11w WIS NIISS Mllhons, md o11r ,lumor class plav was Happy Go luekv Our class officers were I1'6S1dCllt, Bernard Gronert, V1cePres1dent, Roger Holmberg, 1nd Secretary, Dorothy Eggleston Bernard Gronert was a member of the Student Counc11 for the and '1 h'11f year- The bow- took III artne p art 1n all the school 8111161108 BERNARD GRONERT Urulle Swede 'Nielsen w IN the eapt un of our ClllIIlPl0Il Senzor Preszdent bl ketblll -qu 1d Other Semor number- were Fdward Bue frllp Glenn qkmnw Arm lther, llll Bernard Podw Groner Phe follow 1'1 were on the footb 111 tPllll Robert Red Stelnb 1111 W lrren Romeo W 1r1e Robert Bob B.111an tme Raw mond Burr Cooper, Yernon lframp DIWICH, Ur sn e 'Nlel-1 n, fflenn 1'b1r 1nd Pclw 114 f1r11 SENIORS ARE WE .- S , .- - 1 , ,' , . , ' 1 1 's. -1.1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 ' ' el. 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Y' w 1 ' . 4 . . . 1 1 1 , 11 1 1 :Q 4 ' 4 Y I l ' l 11 1 1 1 . 1 1 , , . . 1 so vw N ,I 1 1. ,' , ef 1 I' , , 1 1 11 , 1 ,1 1. 1 as 39 t f v' Y I . 1. ve 1 I, , . 1 11 . ' - I ' fl 1. we 4 1. 79 I 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 ' f , 66 as ' 1. - ' as , W- , ., L 1 . K 1 - -. 1 - . ' I . . 1 :P 1 ' . 1 1 1 zap. CLASS OF 39 Lois Adams clever and chlc Charlotte Atchison coy and composed Laurence Benda pos1t1ve and p10 found Clarence Benlsh buoyant and blase Raymond Ben lsh alert and actlve Nor rene Betz gleeful and ga1 rulous Max Betzle adro1t and am b1t1ous Marian Bock shy and sedate Jean Camp bell Irxsh and lmpulslve thoughtful Marlan Chu nat wlstful and w1ll1ng Edna Clark affable and agreeable Ulsula Coorough congcnlal and conslderate Roscoe Dalen dellberate and d11 gent Raymond Daugh erty practlcal and prudent Merle Davls qu1et and klnd Myrtle Davis retlrlng and resourceful Paul De Muth vullmg and w1tty 18 9 O 1 I D 1 ' . 3 9 Q' Josephine Check, timid and , I . Q . . . 9 , ' A i- , V. . . CLASS OF '59 Theresa Doll demure md dnnty Raymond Egge natuxal 'md nomommlttll Frank Exans debonm md dippex Ruth Ferber cand1d and composed Mary Fernette athletlc and audauous Mary Gaulke dlmlnutlx e 'md dauntless Lucie Godden S0l1Clt0US and Sllllllflg Stanley Hamann competent and cautlous llkeable Louls Horkhelmer slow and certam La Vlna Jaynes 'lttentne and agreeable Leone Jensen frlxolous and frxendly Genevieve Kellogg sensxble and sweet June Kleser loquaclous and lnely Stella Klcma enerrfetxc and eagex Beverly Llndner pert and peppy Lyle Llpke com petent and cons1stent Margaret Long llkeuble md lovzl 19 C I , 2 z' , z ' . ' 'z ' , 1 z . ' , , , ' U AY . , , Donald Hill, learned and , . Q.. . 7 C .7 .-4 n ' ' , , Y :J ' ' , '... l ,' ' . ,' z a .vi CLASS OF '39 Charlotte Mara gay and grac1ous MZFIOH Mac Eachern steadfast and stun ulatmg Manorxe Mc Mahon animated and at t1act1ve Leland Moore p3SS1V6 and paradoxlcal Ruth Nlel sen szncere and serene Shlrley Noggle reserved and 1omant1c Albert Novey bashful and bmght Vlctor Paczynskl paclfic and pamstaklng congenlal Eileen Prxce comely and clevel Eugene RobeJsek penswe and pers1stent Eleanor Roth scholarly and stately Earl Rybarczyk lusty and hberal Marjorie Schmidt gentle and g1aV8 Lor ralne Sebastian laudable and labor1ous Maxme Shaw pletty and petulant Agnes Smeth urst pleasant and persuaslxe Wllma Stembach tal ented and thoughtful 20 1 , - , - , , . . . ! 4 1 . . . , John Potts, carefree and Y 4 . . . . , I , . . . , , , 7 . Y . . . , - . . .I ,..n3. -,, W..- 4. . 5 CLASS OF 739 t a a e a a Basil Stephen, languid and lenient . . . Florence Stuckey, diligent and dependable . . . Lucille Titlbach, conscienti- ous and quiet Alvin Tollefson, genial and generous Gordon Wach ter studious and sociable Robert Waller popular and PQPDY Rose Walker comely and capricious Dolores Wal baum ambitious and agile Dorothy Wachuta pa tient and particulal Margaret Willard calm and capable N attemptinv to write a ll1St0l'W of the Class of 39 we labor under sarious difficulties With so much that might be written and with so little space to write it lll, the task of sifting their activities has been a hard one Their accomphshments as Junior- so outweigh the past, that we are almost inclined to forvet that they were ewer Freshmen To lead them throuffh their Junior wear the tli tho 0 Robert W illfr IN it Iresident lrea-.urer respectnelw The members of the lla- of 59 have prosed to be real sportsmen, w1tl1 men on the football basketball baseball, and track teams Then hate also p'1rt1c1pated in mam other school activities includnw forensns, music, and social and hterarw clubs The Juniors are in a position to lccompllsh wonders JllflUl1l0' from a surrey of their pre nous years With their dbllltt they tan make a record th at will be hard to beat 21 Y . . . . , ' ' 1 l . - . . A ' ' P 4 - Y 4 . ' . F, ' ' 1' 'ass' s 'z ' a. s ' t' and Prom King. Clarence B4-nish and Alvin Tollefson acted as Yice-President and Secretary- : . f A cs 'I ' ' t 1 , , 4 : 1 1 1 1 - 'v ' ' K I . 1 . 1' K v P . .V li , 'Y wb r 1 K R . v v U U x v - ,. 4.- A.. W 'WV' , Top Row: liost-mary 1111-rxiol'--, l'lllXYJll'll li:-irish, lrn .X h 1' m- ll S, lil'llf'l' Uztmplwll, lfrancis llo- homek. liile-4-lx 1 he-i'l'iv-V. Second Row: 'Vhumas Imgnon, llcI'lI'll1l!' l'llJlllllvl'l'lillll, lmmtlny livans. llnymoml l':n1'1ii11, llllla I-'imu-X. .lohu t'umiinuh:nm, llarriet litm- fi.-rs, Bottom Row: Owl-n Clay- lrrll, Dolores Poultry, I-Iva-lyn lit-nish, l'lllIlUl'v' Davies, .Xp:m-S I-'avi-lf, Goldie- Vollins, l-Zthclyn lmvis. liolu-rt llokt-y. , ll 4 A 1 D! 4. f LMAIU Z4-J bojanwd U 5? A' -' ' Ki' f Q Z ,N I - Jaan, fag ,fwwJ if ,'C,f,1,ffv A 'vrff'-C Top Flow: I-lthvl Matti'-, llich- :nrd .l:1mlun':n, Maxine llultfan-nt .laspl-1' ll:urxx'oml, llomiiv liielly, Gordon llt-im-vlu-, lllllt-11 KI'51Illt'I', Second Row: lllltltm limmvr. .ln-.tlmrmv laullozmv, N4il'Ill2lll Map- smm, Arthur K:eutm:m, Xvilliam Howe, llllvilh- Xlznrn, .l :L lil t- S Nlatliew. Bottom Row: lluth Ronin'-ek, XYilliam Ill-isz, Gretch- en Kieser. In-rnarnl Key, Almi- vtta Alifxlllllllll, XVilliam llr-I't't-1'- on, Mary llill, Lloyd lj,o11icek,'H , 1 , J' hlilllk' Long. Q A ay' Lrlfbg ,' '14 gf ' ' 0 'X ' fly! 'wg C mf' J. ,1,...VU f' 1 ,Ago 1.1 ' 1 , 1 1r',mU.f2 4 A -. vk Top Row: Cyril Valli-y, lrvrna- th-ttv Valley, llilyllltbllll Vlvlblllbl, Dorothy Xhnuis, Ia-lioy Pcllock. Second Row: l,-Alloy lladloit, Ulyzle Nog.:'g'ln-, I-'rv-d Otto, flx'0l'fL'f' llolwjsn-k, XYilli:nm xYl'lS1'll, Ray- mmui l':u-zynski, Bottom Row: Louise- l'nludna, lit-tty Sillucr- horn, Ruth XYallvr, Mary XVhitv, Jeanette Yotmglvlood, Marian Stn-iner, ixl1lI'f.Z'lll'1'l U't'o1mo1'. OPHS NOTHER year draws to a close and We see tho Class of 74-0 advance steadily as it makes place for itscll' in Prairie lligh activities. ,'xlIl0llfL its members are future stars in athletics, cheerleading, literary work. and numerous other realms of activity. The officers uf' the Sophomore Class have prow-sl to he real leaders in all respects. As l-I't'SllIIlCll, Arthur liautman, David Yli0lJ01'lllllll, and ,l1'llllllt' La Bonne, President, Yice-President, and Secretary and 'l'reasurer rcspectively, lead tha- class througlh its first hectic engagements. This year the class appointcll lilcanor Davies as l'rcsidcnt: Bernard Key, Vice-Presidentg and Richard Jamhura, Secretary and 'l'rcasurer. Judging from its past achievements, much may well be expected from this class in the years which are to come. 22 HHN tht- class of 'Al-l i'lllf'I'f'4l Prairie High lust full tht- uppvr vlussnivn sat up and t00k Il0lll'P. Tlmrf' vvrtuinly was nothing grc-vu ulvont those- l iI'l'5llllIt'lll Tlivy mitvrml vvvry possiblc- lim- of au-tivitv auul got what thvv wvnt aft:-r. 'l'lu- vluss haul an unusual lllllllbffl' , of rvprc'sf'l1tutivc's in forvnsivs. altlllvtivs, niusiv. unsl soviul untl litt-rairy 0l'gilIlllilll0llS. flirty we-rc-n't nivrc-ly 1-ont:-nt with ln-ing follow:-rs in zmvthing. ln choosing vluss ollivf-rs for this. thf-ir initial yt-ur in high st-hool. ,lan-lg Luke was elffctetl Pre-sirlent: Rolwrt llc-rolal, xill'l'-l,I'PSillf'lltQ anal Lois llronvrt. Sm-rf-tmy-'l'r0usl1rfxr. 'lillf'SP offi- vvrs haul thc' rvsponsihility of piloting thc' lzirgvst vluss through its most trying yr-ur. During the e-ntirv svholustiv your th:-sv Frosh haw- alispluywl at gre-ut - onnt of vnthu- siusm, pf'rsf'verum'v. anal ability. V fl wk- yvb FROS ' Top Row: XYiIli:nn lb-x'gvr, Ar- l nolfl flillitzvr, John lfziust, 'l'n-1'- Q-s:n lh-mln, lm-z l'lX'illlS, Slut- l4Il'1la-lilu-l'g'n-r, Hzlrlnn lZ:l5', .los- vpli tlnsm-Ili, llrlymonll .X sh- lmrka-l'. Iluvul, lwom- tlnulkv. Virgil Iiyf Q-rs, Lois liI'UIll'Il, l'l2ll'Ul4l l-Inl-iv, l'ol'ol:1 l'l12lllllNAl'lJIlll. xx,llllJllll Iluln-n, Nl:ii'g:n':-t lie-tzlv, l-Ilziinv lmvill, ,lsivk llallglie-l'ty. Bottom Ro l l1'l K--nm-Ill lh-slim-lin-1' ll'-le-n lit-nish, flilnmn Xspt-nson, Nz:- onii lin-nisll, llll'lllll'!l lill4'llXYJll4l. lloso-mzlry ll-fsllovlis-l', XK':nVt'v'll nonltlvn. T 0 p R o w: llllt-anon' Koz--lon. Virgil I.ipkn-, l':linill:u llnlink. llnlo- Haart-nsn-k, ,lurk I,:ukv, .XV- lvno- lit'lllllllZl'l'. Lora-n limwkts, l-Ilwlnor llumsunn. Second Row: lie-tty Kmwkf-, linylnonel Kil- lt Kumi, XY:lnrl:n lnlllocqmf, l,:nxx- l't'lll'l' Kozvlkai, lilitllll' Konif-ln-k. Bottom R o w: fllmlys llilfiw- lbI'IlIltl, X 4-rnon llolunlwrg, Slnry lonli llltllllllvl, Nl:lr'5',X1lo-lw- lxvul- 1np,:. l1l:ln1-ln- Innflnt-r, l,--onu lr- win. llltn l.:umrv, liolf-Ari llwr- U Top Row: I.:-lioy 'l'ippl-ry, l.ll- 1-illw Slrnuli, l'I4lu:urnl NoX '5'. Yulllmlvvnn Ste-l'I'mu. llol--'rt Simil- n-l', lllllll Nlurkllzlnn, Xlllllzixn XX'olt'or1l, .Xrinlllu Nlwpf-rs. l':u1ll Nnsslmum. Second Row: lhftty Sli 4t1':lllln:un, lmttlv l'w-rrlnv-, ,iolm bulnrnulzl, Xl:irl-vll:n lloliilxson. llrzuw' Nlivk--l, lmxu-ll Nlvlfull, 1111115111 lll'v' l:JllIlSJlj', lrw-:xv N4'lIlllllZ, Bottom Flow: l-'runs-ls M l'lY4l1' Xvlllulvl, .lvzllu-ltr' Xylvlllrlll. Hlorixl ll:ly,12--orL:v- Suit--n. llor- If xvIllIlXK'l'lLflll, Nunn Nlv1':lVlll5'. l,loy1l Ynllvy, K:lll1-br1n-- Slmxv. l.:lul'v-m'o- Nova-51 23 . VV - lofi' px! Second Row: llol-1-rt wc l.IlXYI'l'lll't' lfishle-r, Anlvlim- 11171. llosmnswy Hwnks-l, lloll.-1'l lfl I mrotllv llorklia-Inn-1', --In-r, lmlloy Moy:-l', lZvl'niw- n1'r'in:i, Nl:ll'pvl--l'iIw- lloflt-nklrk, HxN school opened in the fall thirty-three eager students, as seventh graders, took their places in the high school building for the first time. Their neighbors, the eighth grade, Z' number forty-four. The students of both gradcs arc peppy and enthusiastic and are alwavs ready to do their best in all things concerning their school. They have made their presence felt in many ways because of their eager participation iii almost every high school activity. Selling tickets for the high school, making artistic posters to advertise all school activities and adding their bit to pep rallies was only part of their work. Une of the first things done in preparation for the new year was the election of officers which resulted as follows in the eighth grade: Philip Kieser, President: Earl Robertson, Vice- Presidentg and Charlene Steinberg. Secretary-'llreasurer. Seventh grade oilicers were: Van Richmond, Gloria Robertson, and Virginia Cooper. Fifty per cent of the members of the eighth grade and thirty-six per cent of the seventh graders have consistently made the honor roll, proving that scholastically the junior high can cope with the high school. In the eighth grade 'l'wila Ahrens, Maureen Alderman, Cleo Cham- berlain, Lewis Cooley, Pearl Forde, Anita Goebel, Robert llammel, Irene llill, ,lack Howe, Rhea Huffman, Rosemary Johnson, Philip Kieser, Marion Kilburg, Betty La Pointe, ,lean llarvin, Dorothy Relnn, Earl Robertson, Ferne Schmitz. Charlene Steinberg, Aaron Trine, 1 Roland VVelsch, and Roy Yvest have nleritcd this distinction. Richard Runders, Virginia Cooper, ,lune Harwood, Robert lrwin, Donald Nlcliloskey, Gloria Robertson, Rodney Salter, and Woolly' Schmidt of the seventh grade were similarly honored. Attendance in the 'unior hiffh has been, on the whole, good this vear with erfcct rec- J 1 F' . p ords being made by Maureen Alderman, Betty l,a Pointe, Herbert Ncisius, Peter Ncisius, Charlene Steinberv, Roland Welscll, and Ro West, eiffhth ffradersg and Richard Bnnders, C' yi C' F' Mary ,lanis Linhardt, and Harlan Stuckey, seventh grade pupils. UNIOR HI Top Row: l'--arl lfordt-, IN-ici Ncisius, Loretta l.awrcncc, Ito- land XXX-Iss-li, Juni- lflvans, C111- forfl .Xtr-liison. llhca lliiffnian, la-wis Hooley. Lillian ltnsse,-ll. Second Row: l':11illIi'1xcliln-i'. Al.1nr1-Q-n Aldernian, llorotlw' Slnckwy, Ki-rn Ki:-llwy, 'l'wil:l .Xliiw-ns, K1-nnctli Strainnan. Marital Killmurg, Nolan XX'll1t4-. .I a c k ll o wc, Earl llol-crtsoii. Third Row: Lois Stein:-r llol- lanrl Davis, Charlene Stcinlierul l'liilip Kit-si-r. Deity l.al'o1nt1'. Iioy XY:-st, Anita Gow-Iwi, Ilon- alil Ili-t'I'i-ron, Dorotlib' li-Vlhllll. Aaron 'l'rini-, ll.-rin-rt Ni-isnis. Bottom Row: I-'i-i-nic Schnntz. lrcnv Hill, liilly llallantinv-, l'lco l,lllZlllllu'l'l2llll, .Iamcs ltainse-Y. .I+-an Marvin. Harlan Mt-sslinerv llosm-mary Johnson, If rc ri di +- Bloorw, Xlildrn-il Slllllliil, lloln-rt ilannncl. T o p R 0 w: In-nnis S3'x'i-rson, .llllI1' lizirwood, Slii-ridan Vliain- lrcrlain, llonald Dalton, l orri-st iicrnilt, .Jann-s l'nniiske-y, Yin'- ginia l'UUIlt'l', Yan liiclnnonil lk-:url Kolovvinski, .loiin Koz--Ion. Second Row: Harte-n Slut-key. XVnorly Schmidt, Bl a r 5' .Ianis Linhartlt. lioln-rt Irwin, ltodney Sattcr. Lyle Illia-r, l'll!ll'l1'S I-11- vi-rt, .I--:im-ttw I'Ig'g'c, llonald Mc- Vioskt-y, It o lx 1- rt llapzcnsicli. Iiicliard llunders. Bottom Row: Doris Dalton, Donald Hand, Gloria ltolvertson, Lyle llunders, Marion NVacl1ter. George Mar- daus, Violet Sanvcll, Loren L'raxvford, .Innc XVoods, Michael McMahon, Allen Kocckc, Ray- mond Kellogg. Philip Kieser and Clifford Atchison stop a car . . . Don- ny Hefferon stops two pedes- trians . . . Herbert Neisius lends a helping hand.. . Stop say Roy West and Roland Brooks. HI LIGHTS .5 UNDPZR the supervision of tl1eir instructors, Miss Nona Deary, eighth grade, and Miss Lila Murton, seventh grade, the junior high students have participated in many activities. Un- doubtedly the most outstanding of them all is one through which two lives were saved and several serious accidents prevented-the safety patrol. This organization consists of eighth grade boys who, anlong other duties, patrol the school grounds, act as ushers at all school activities, frequently assist the local police, and help to promote community safety. Each year the members are sworn in by the chief of police and presented with official badges and belts. For the past four years the patrol has been sponsored by the Kiwanis club. Anything needed by the patrol is supplied by the club and the boys meet with the club once every year. Each year the patrol prepares some project for their sponsors. This year they prepared a safety exhibit. This year the patrol had an enrollment of twenty-three. Besides this, twenty-one girls acted as an auxiliary to the group. The officers were: ,lack Howe and Roland Welscll, lieu- tenantsg Earl Robertson, captaing and Miss Dcary, advisor. llembers of the junior high took an active interest in athletics. The boys had a basket- ball team of which they were mighty proud. ln the only inter-scholastic games played this year with St. Gabriel's and St. ,l0llll,S the junior high won from St. ,lohn's and lost to St. Gabriel's. Those making the team were: Donald Helleron, ,lack Howe, Philip Kieser, Her- bert Neisius, Earl Robertson, and Roland WClSl'll from the eighth grade and Forrest Berndt, Richard Bunders, Lyle Eber, John Kozelou and George Mardaus representing the seventh grade. Besides their school work these students had time for social life. Une of the social high- lights in their year was the annual Christmas party when gifts.were exchanged. The second red letter day was Valentine's Day, when another party was held. Seven girls from the eighth grade were members MISS MURTON MISS DEARY of the girl scouts. They were still classed as tender- foots, but were always eager to do their part in pro- moting this organization. The girls were: 'l'wila Ahrens, Maureen Alderman, Cleo Chamberlain, Pearl Forde, Rosemary Johnson. ,lean Ylarvin, and Charlene Stein- bcrg. 'llllI'0llQ.Zll0lll the year attractive posters to advertise all high school activities were made by the junior high. These students were also very efficient ticket-sellers and always bring in good returns for the high school. 25 ACTIVITIES t Pralrte Hugh ac tntttes are never scarce nor are they ever at a stanflsttll bomettmes tt seems as L too much were being at tempted Yet tn looktng back the Lalue o extra currtcular, as well as the regular academtc work can be clearly seen Out sule actwtttes can be prop erly grouped tnto three and athletlc All are wtde ly patrontzed, or tt cannot be sazd that Pratrte ts one stded tn tts mterests I short, the tndwtdual lS gwen great opportumty or sel expresston tn any ,held he may enjoy The school program ts both broad and tntensue ln all tts aspects c , ' W . . .f , ' f - . 9 classes: literary, s o cial, . I, . I, f- . . 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LIT ERA 7 .' 1,1 1l'Y WE SWAY WITH WORDS N these fll lllU'lll tunes the 'lrt of pubhc speaklng IS glven less and less attentlon The radlo md moves of todas mlke It dlffitult to arouse lnterest ln thls ZlCtlWllV lt IS for tlns pur po-e th at the lexgue, Dlstrut and St'1te FOFCIISIC contests are held, to ns :ken nl students 'l ruogtutlon of the clIlY Images of llllbllt spe'lk1ng Xt the b?gllIllllllU of the school welr all students lllt6l'6SlCd IH FOICIISIC letlutles started their Iflllllllff for the annual contests held lll the sprlng of the wear A fur percentave of students trled for the 6llIlllll2lll0Il contest Two members from each club were tho-en to rep re-ent Pr ilrlf' it the League contest ln which Bostobel Pr l1I'lC, Rlchldnd Center and Steuben mompcted 'Iho-e people were wlllC0llll Brunner 'md Rlchard Ifunbur 1, or ntorw Bernard bronert md Robert Helold extemporaneous Spfhlklllg Dorothv Eggleston 'and Adellne Ixoecke cxtempormeou- readlng, Jasper Harwood and ROQEIIIIIW Gremore, humorou- declamatlon, H llrlcl Bunders xnd 'Nlarw ,loan Hummel, no11 lnunorous declamatlon At tln- contest, Mal colm Brunner took second place lll oratorw Adellne Ixoecke placed second lll lf'ldlng Ber n u el Cronert vs is flwarded thlrd pl Ice ln speaklng, and Rosemary Gremore and ,llsper Har xx ood pl u ed second and tlllfll rf-spectnelv ln humorous declamatlon As 1 result, Prfurle tled with Ruhl md Center for second place Below are the extemporaneous readers, Aclelzne Koecke and Dorothy Eggleston Under them are the declalmers humor ous Rosemary Gremore and Jasper Har wood and serzous Harrret Bunders and Maru Joan Hammel Abobe at the lop a1e the wznners zn ora tory at the local contest Rzcharcl Jam bura and Malcolm Brunner Belou them me Robert Herold and Bernard Gronert wznners m erternporaneous speakmg 4' I. . . , , ,. 1 . 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' ' fi Anrxual Staff Bev Lzpke NOl7ell Dauqhertxf MacEachern Hefferon Hon el Koepp Haupt Bet Gaulke Klema and Godden SPDGSIIUII Hone Brzmner Gronert Ivers Nl-ORNIALIF1 1- the keynote of the 19.58 PRAIRIE D00 The p11t11r1 NC ttxng-, tI11 1.x111Ix1I c.1mer.1 shot'-, .x111l the wrxte up- .ue 111 cl 1612 formal style, thnx cI1.1111f1111f the .IHIICII 11f tI1e whole hook 1111 .1111111.1I l1.1- been 11e1I1c.1te11 to N119 N1.1rg.11et YI.1c.111I1:w, WN ho t.111gl1t l11're for -ew CII wears hefor1 her UIIIIIIIPIY II61lIIl 111 Febrllarw, 1951 'Ihe wfnxr l1ook -t.1ff 'lppOlIltlIlCIlIb were p11bl1QI1e1l 111 NOWCIIIIICI 111 NI1-- Cdl'OIWll BPFWFII -t.1 .x1I11sor .1 111 111 runner, gl senior, 1s.x- 11.11x11'1I 1'1I1tor 111 1I111l' 1 1'1.1wt1.x11, .1 -o 1 -1'1x111r .1111I 1r1-1'11t 1'1l1t11r1111I11ef of the -chool p.xpc1 1s.1- 1Ix11-1111 .x- 111-11111--1 1x1.111.xg1r 1.1t11r1 -t11111-1 more wr1tt1'11 IN B1'r11.1r1l Cronert, -11x1111r 1I.1-- pr1w11I111t II11 p11t11r1 11 xtor- 1r1 H11I11 rt IXIIN N111111r, 1lll4I XY1ll1.1111 Hone, 'f1opl11111111r11 I.x1111-N H1fI1'r1111 -111111r, I1.xy111om .xx11'11'rtw 1 1 ll 1 .x1x.111 .11 .11 11 r11 11r 11111 11111111-, .1111 B1tts V1 11I1t1'r, NPII 111r 1s1r1 .1 1 111111t01I xtI1l1-t11 PIIIIOFN LI.1-- 91 ltor- .1r1 ll lf lllb 1r.x11 IIUXIII , .x111I I1fV1l 111 pp NC nxors II11- poop 11 1I111-1 Il to I1.1111llf- the 1 CPJFIIIICIIIN .1r1' .1II j111x111r- 1 1 xr1 111 rom I11t1 S1111 xl 51 ll lllf ,I1'x11 I JIIIIDIJCII Home IH11111111111- xml NI.111x1.1I 'Iris Ruth l'1'rI11 r, S11 111111 1r1 1.111 1' 1111-I1 Iucxe xllll G01fCll, 1 11-11 .xml Ilr.11n1 St1'IIx IxI11111.1 'NI1 IC 111 ltllh XX1I11x.1 St1x11I1.11I1 I.111g11.xg:1'w .x111I tI1e Lo1111m'r11.1I 1IPIhlI'llllf'IlI I11tx111s for thv 1958 PRURIP D01 were taken .1111I 111111111t11I hw tI11 t1s11 px1tx1r1 11I1tor- 1111 I11 11.11 t11xr 1111r c.1r 1 111 N11111111 wr when f11otI1.1II -IIII r1'11f111'1l 1 1111' 11 -111rt- llll 1111 11111 11111t11111.1 1 snr-.1 111 11p 1111 -11111e 1111-11-p01t111-1 111111111 t11 s11.1p tI11'111 w1t 1 t ll 1.1111 ll 1.11111 r.1 lf' 1 .111 1111 11 -11r1rx-11 1111 IC .111'- 11 -111111 11 t111-1 111 IIIIN IITOYIIII .1 11111-r f'lllIlIl -11x1r111 of dlllll5plllf'Ilt Ipon xts l0lllpICll0Il, the 1958 PRAIRIE D01 wxll bf' -ont t11 the N11111111 1 x11I.x-t11 1 -- Aw-1111.1t11111 5111111 1952 the book hae been gnen 1 F1rQt I lu- Honor 1 lllll' II11- IIICIIIIJCIH of the 1958 staff I1.11e mork11I l1.xr1l dllfl hope to llldllltillll the 'dlllf' I111'I1 -t.1111I.1r1I 0-t.xI1Ix-I11'1I bw former P11 HRH- D111 Staff , hx xnerxtxng QIIIOIIICI' I1o11or r.1t1n1' If' 111t1r1 -t.1fI wx-Ixos t11 tI1.111k 1ll tho-e w 10 I1.111 111 11111 r1t1 1I WIIII IIICIII t11 111.1k1' 1111- book a 11111 EDITOR Bnuvmrrz MANMF1 SEBASTIAN IIN If 1n11x1111- xr11 11111 1 ,.r.1t1fl1 tot11 . YIIHI IN Ill ld UIIN N IU, DY II' Ill IIN I xl illp H X1 llhllt Ili NUI' Nl'NI LRIBBLLRS .' 3 ' ' ' - .' ' ' ' 1 Q. 1 1' .' ' P' I., - ' , ' .1 4. S . C ' - 'K ' - v Y 4 4 . -Y V 'A-S . i- I I-4 7 . H . NI'l' I H . - ' ' . ' -' -' lla Sl'. ' 'ls 1 Il' ,I I, I1 I,'1kv. Nl' Nl' -IC' -I 1 , All 1 t N ' 1 I 1 U' 1 - - ' . 11 ' 1 ' I' -.ll'-II1I1,t -- 'nl' I-' Ii 1 , ' I - .' 1 ' , I ' .'- 4 ' ' 'I'I1 1 1: N '- '-: YI1 I' C lk . If g.I'.' : . ' 1 ll AI ' - 1: .' 1 I '. . :tl - 'II U' - '1 I -' ' k ' I ' f ' I , ' ' . 'F 15 k' r, f.'1 I I1'-IH ' ' 'II .' 'k'g .' :.' -'F .' 'I I- I'I 1 -. 'I'I ll' k I k fs 1 tl f' f .' - f I .' - 't' .' I ' I ' - ' '.' - ' 1 1 L f' .' .'1 ' 1l S'I '- I 1'.'.' .1 1 1. - s -' ' ' ' I.. Tl , 1 ' - .' 1 .' ' 1 S 'I 'l'I 1 ' I 1 ' 'Sl '1 II-' If ' 1 I I 1 '11I- I I 14 A II: It I 11- 1 1I 1 'tr .' 1'I lr' thx II 1 1 .' I 11't. Ilil ' ' I' tl ' k 1 .'.'.IPIl'. 1 Y ' K1 K K 31 1.-.ff-.1 lv 0 'I V . -,Vg 4 1' NS Issues of the PRAIRIE Doc TALES are shown and also the staff of the paper Readzng from left to right top to bottom tn the first pw ture are Malcolm Bran zer, Jean Campbell Ruth 1 Cl oe Norrene Betz Lucy Ann God den Marlon MacEachern, and Stella Klema In the second pzcture are lla Sebastzan Ju lze Haupt Grace Hon el, and Oleta Koepp TALES WE TELL HI- N1ll00l newsp1pcr PIMIRIL D01 rl ALES, IS the sion of hfe lt Pr 11r1e H1011 It olfers a renew of p lSt exent , IS well '1 1 preview of future hflppelllngs Tumked between ltS p mes 1r1 featnrf -torn-, neu- 51001157 humorous ws lnflerlnff- sports tlps, eclltorlflls, and stu 'lent ulxentnres ll11 lu PN IH p11l1l1-l1erl lIl0lltlllW, 1ltl1ough thu- we ll the llQt fem INHIIPS were lllbL0lltlllll01l 111 o11l11 to lllqlll llll lllll' the Illllllll ll10Il of the PRAIRIF D01 The 'l KI FQ st1lf IH composed of Iln l0lllll lllilll lllhl 111en1l11r- lllllllbbflllg fourtun students Wltll Mu- Ctlrolxn Berffen as .ul 11-ol n tn l11g111111111f of the Nlll00l xelr, tht -t1fT ws '1s 011' llll7Pll ll1 qebastl ln, tl S6lll0l', 11 1 eluted e1l1tor1n 1l111f ,Innes Hefferon, al-o 1 NPIIIOI' WN 1s 1ppo1nte4l 1tl1let11 e1l1tor The 1llf'X1l lxoepp 1-1 11101 NI ll40llll BIIIIIIICT 11111 Bern 1r1l Gronert W616 ll llll0Il fcature CllltOI'fi All llllNlllf'h9 lll nn- 1r1 111 lll lgl 1l bw G1 ue Hon7el lhe reporters are NOITCIIP Betz 39 le111 C nnplmell 39 Ruth Ferber .59 Han G1lllhC 59 Stella klClll'l 59 WI 1r1on 'Vla1E.11l1er11 S9 V1 1l1111 Ste-111111111 59 lllll Betty W11l1ter .38 PRAIRII- D0 Ixus was pubhshed for the fir-t tnne lll 1930 1nd exer 911116 then lt has re 11111-11 1 Plrst I lu-P Honor r.1t1n1f fro111 the Nlemon 11 Sthol lstle Pless Assoumon It has set llp 111 e-tes Ill 1l1le record 1n the J0llI'lllllSt1C H1-lnl, nnl tln-. wewrs staff l1 I9 11l1le1l lll0lll6I' sue xe- ful Ill nrk to tl11t record llle 'l XII-Q l11s lnnlt up '1 long exchange 11 1 11111111 lllCllldCS papels from sll100ls lllll col I1 Hex- lll Flor11l1 IHIIIOIN, 111111111 1, Ion 1, Bllllllf' ot 1, Olno, Tex1s, 'lllll WIIQCOIIQIII In turn, tho-e schools send their pllbllf'lIl0llS to Pr 11r1e Hwh These exthanffe papels are kept lll il r1ck re'1dv for use by the students 1 , . I , , ., , 1 . .. . Y '7 I - , . ' y A- , z 'I' -, 1 ' :'. : ' s ',1 1 'U. ' if ' s if .s 1 ' ' , 1 , ' ' ' 1, s 1 1 ' 1 s ' s '1 ' rr, . ' ' '. - 1 ' '. ' - ' 1 ' - '1 , , .. , . . 1. Q 1 3 ' '. I l- -' 'F ja 2:1 '1' ',1', . 1 ' ' '1s ' -'- 1. 1 , .'1.'.' ,'1.1 ' 1 ' . 'h,AllVf'lltlll't'SM Ullllllllll is llllINllP1l by Julie Hzlupt. ll senior. All exchanges are eontrollcd by 'A Y , .' 1 ' '. . 1 ' ' 1 1 ' 1 , 2' ' .. . . . r- Y 9 , Q 1 1 ' 1 - 1 1 - U' '1 1 , . : 1 ' , ' , 4 N4 .' 7' 1 1 u v Y ll v 7. 4 ' i I h . 1 u . , , , ' 4. 1 , 1 , . 1 A . U . N ' 1 1 - - . 1 9' 1 . 1 1 . . , 1 ' 1 . 'V' 1 1.8 21 ' ' 1, ,, ' 1 ' 1 K 91' . 4 ' 1 4 I . . 4 . . 4 .4 ' 7 I I 4 K K 1 I 1 1 ' L L ls K L ' - ss 1 1 ' . .1 . .. 1 1 , 5 ' 1 : ' ' : 1 - -1, ' ' ' 1, ' .1 1 '1 ,s 1 ' fi 1 'L 1' . : ' '1' 1 'r. t 1 L. xt ' 1 1 1 ' 2 . 32 WE JUGGLE FIGURES Ht- Nl :them ntn- dep nrtnnnt ls one of the llrve-t and buslest de partments and wrt unls one of the most lnterestlng The courses offered are al 'ebru wlxnh lnludes the four fnnd'nnentlls of frac tl0IlG md equation Ueotnetrs, w Inch deals wlth plane surfaces, ad s nnced llllfll0l'll'lllK'- w Inch towers ldv lnced algebra, lovarlthms, and trwononxetrx btndent- ldklllg a commerclll tourse are not requlred to take feometrw -Xlvebrl howexer IQ require d of every student Y ll I0llN pro-gent In ne been worked out bv the classes, under the -npf-ru-lon of the lllllllfllllllli xnstruc tor, Miss Ylolet Dohse The M155 DOHSE :ds nned nnthemntn- flass conducted an expernnent wxth a slot mn hlne wlnch proxed that one- chances for beating the game are very sllm The exact figure- lIlfllC3tC1l that fifty three and slx tenths per tent of the money was pald back to the player, four per cent to the Jack pot, and fortv two and four tenths per cent to the owner of the machme Nlany hours of hard labor were spent by the veometry classes lll maklng a plan of Old Fort Crawford, whlch will and Greatly lll the study of the elrlv hlstory of Pralrle du Chlen Another project made by the same classes was 1 reproduction of the Tree of Knowledge whlch was CXlllbllCfl ln the Hall of S1 ICIICC at the Century of Progress It shows a tree bear mg fflllt ln the form of applled sclences, such 1-4 clettrn nl, Illllllllfl, llllllIlI'W, and mechan nal enfflneerlnff, CIll1Cdtl0Il BOCl0l0gy, economlcs, medlcme, md pharmacology The roots of the tree, however, are the basic SCICIICCS such as geology, chemlstry botany, bacterlology physlcs, zoology md astronomy Beneath the-me roots IS the ground work of all sclence mathematlcs Graphs showlng the clrculatlon and the Operatlng cost of Pr urle du Chlen s publxc llbrary from 1930 to 1936 were the contrlbutlon of the algebra classes The charts show that the cost IG serv low 'md the cnrculatlon verv hlgh 1n comparlson with representatlve cltles of the same QIZC IH the state Flgures used ln mnklnv the comparlsons were taken from the bl enmal reports of the WISCOIIQIII Free Library LOIIIIIIISSIOII The graphs were presented to the Cnty Llhrary Board Flne examples of the practlcal uses of mathematics were displayed at the Annual Vls :ting Daw ln Aprll, when the dep lrtment exhlbxted 1 collection of Oflgllldl geometrical deslgns Bob Wachter takes to the board to do a trzgonometry problem m th e advanced math class The law of tan gems seems to hold no mys terzes to hun 33 6, I' 2.1 1 1 ' . , ag: 1 - 1 W ' Z ' , 1 . 1 . 1 1 15. 1, ' ' 1' 1 1 1 - . . N W. . l .,1 1 Pix. . ' 1 ' 1 - , '1 1 1 ' ' ' C2 '1 1, F' . v a . . . XX U i. . 1 , 1 y - . - f ' ' , V v V. - 1 5 'S 1' ' 1 .' 1 ' 1 '. 7 . . ' . '1 '. 1 , 1 ' ' 1 1 - ' ' - v 1 v P . f . 54 A M . 1- - e- . ' 1 . ' - w , - as 99 1 1 1 f 1 n ' . . . . . an lg' .H . . ..a Y . .Ia . l n 1 . l l 1 . a - . az i ' r- 1- ' 1 ' , ' 't U. , , ' , ,1 ' '. . ' - n C 'ex u ., ' 1 J 4 1 L I. D ' . ,. . . , . . A Y s . , ' c ' , , , 4 i g I . . g . l ,,, , J Base angles of an isosceles triangle are equal is an ob- vious truth to the juniors pictured here for they are members of the geometry class GEO ETRY These sophomores aren t ,Gnd mg algebra as complicated as they have been led to believe ALGEBR F you should turn to the rlffht lfter Clltfillllg the low er lorrldor of Pr.llrle du Chlen H1 h School alld walk .lhout 2l feet, you would come to I'00lIl three Odd PIIIHSBS lnlght 001116 drlftlng through the kes hole .lnd your curlosltv wlll coax sou to enter the mathenlatlcs roonl Mlss Dohse lb t lllxlllg .lbout Mr A .lnd Mr B You vlll 'father that sollle QOII of 'l pllz zle L0lllC1'lllllg the .lges of X .und B 15 bC1IlU' solled Some one Wlll dlscover tllat A IS 203 wears old, wlllle .mother wslll llllll A to be tl llllllll' file wears You lnlght thlllk wou re dl6dllllll , hut to tell the lflltll vou re Wliltlllg .ln .lllfehm class The bell llIl - .Ind the .llffehra studellts le-.ue Ill .1 IIIOIIICIII the ffeonletrw Class ellters Today s lesson deals mlth PIOWIII4' two trlangles to he of enutlw the same shape .lnd HIZC lour lded wlll be to cut them out .lnd plaee one on top of the other but then prole the correspond lng sldes and lnfflfs equal hw IINIIIU' theorems, postulltes corolhlrles .md JXIOIIIQ This klllll of language lb pl llttle dlfheult f0l sou to 'llllflfllitdllll md sou XN0lllI'l' lf wou ws lll be .lble to Upon l6ZlYlllg the VPOIIICIIW class Nou llllelllpl to find .l Uroup who ss lll usf .1 l.lnUu.1ge you understand Therlfore wou hurry to the uppu lorlldor, QIOIIIQI .ls f.lr from roonl thlee as pos lhle and upon 8lltCllll ' tht tlllhdllltll llldlll loom, S0114 .1 vroup of llll6lllgPlll l00klllg bows the same teacllel, .md stlll more lllCI'O lWPlllCN le hows .lrc huss llllllll tle ll llllll dll0NN .l IIXQI' t sulns to lou .l IJCIWOI tout tretch l llllC alloss lt, but thew lllCd5lllC the dlstallle ou both sldt s, .nn use sue 1 t llllffi .ls LOQIIICQ, slnes, and tangents You llNlCll for tlwllllf hut lll1lllN ronllude that lllfxll Nllleb .ull y0lll SIUIIS .ure not the anne t llllg .lt lll so you least, llllYlll ruelxed flOlIl wour YIQIIN .1 IICW PIIIIOHOPIIW of llfe Ignorance lb Bllss 34 VS. A if V V W , .O I 1. Y E . 1. . . .g J 1 ' ' . ' ' . . D - ' . - I 1 V 1 A- n, 1 .J I U v . t A . , , ' . -' ' . ' s - . 4 . ' ' - 7 v ., , - . - .. I Q 1 . 9 r' . . 1 1 1 1 C ' . Y, ,Q 4 ' U Q ' ' . ' U .5 1. . 'Vs 1 . - -' . v' V ' , . . Y . 1 -' T ' ., .. D 4 . , G . . . . ' Q s 1 F rs ' C s J 1 ' ' ', ' .. '. ' 1 l- 1 . . u dv sk- 1 i Iv - E . -Y v. 1 endure it any longer, but thank goodness-the bell rings and class is over. v. nv , , 1 v , , - vl sl 1 1 1 v F 1 ' . A I' K ' U 1 . D , . , T- 1 -' ' . K- . . 4 , C :- Si , 1. ri ? 1 '1 lj 1 Q Sigh 1 P . . - . S, Tl - tx ' 2 f' ' g l - l's 1 ': ' -' ' 'm l s - Q x ' ll S . , ' .. M, - I . , . . I . 1 5 C 1 1' P . w f l ' . X, . , . , l . , . i . , U . . , ' . - ' --'G . 1 ' W ' . , 57 E ,J QCI ATING - 1 11111 11111 1.11111 1 lllll flutru 1l pl1e11o111e11.1 1 lllilll '1 Il 11111 1 1 l1.1s11 111 11t1l11 prlm lplvs IN more t lilll ll 1 If 1 1 ll 11 t11.1ll1 1 11011--111 lll lllgll 9Cll0011t IS 110 po lhle to 111111 4lu plx 1 ltll thm profonml lllPOI'lf'l .1111l complex ex lltlllllflll tl1.1t .1r1 -o IOIIIIIIOIIIW .12-0u.1te1l Wltll 51101119 51 general l1.11l11'ro11111l hoxu X1 r 1111l pr1p.1r.1t1on for furthf r NIIIIIY 1.111 be Ill1lS lf ll Xl rx 11 1111111111 o ll- ll ll -1hool 1.1rur the -tuflenl, IIN - 11 1. 1 1 1 ll gc llf'l'1l -11 111 IS volt lllt ll 1 I1 1 t111 l t ln Ylr I ull F S111 tl It lb lnlportant M 1 CROWLEY 111 111-e 1 ls 1 1'e11er.1 -urns o 1 Jr.1n1 les o Hllllltl lllll rllill .ns .111 lIltI'0dllCtl0ll to e 111ore 11l1.1111e1l 1our-e- Xll l'lCHlllllf'll ure Tfqlllrfll to t.1l1e the subject unless thew antlcl -f111er.1l 4101116 1l-o l1.1- .1 project tl1.1t ls rep1.1te1l we.1r .1ftel wear So, dt a certalll tlme dur 11111 the teflll Ff6'lllll6ll 111.11 he H6911 lJllNllS e11g:.1ge1l 111 the reference llbr.1rw rarefully drawing the part- of rl nloalel -te.1n1 CIIIEIIIIC Mllll ll IS plzwefl o 1 the t1hle for tllf'll' KOIIWCIIICIICC Thls IS one of the .1n1111.1l esents of the -ehool 1.1le111l.1r Durnw th. Sophomore 11.11 hlologv ls t.1111fl1t lllls Ntll1lY Hnes thc 'lll1lf'lll'i an un er -t.1111l111f o tn 111.1111 Ofllli of 1.111t .1111 111111111 11 .1111l 1l111r fllllltllfllli By means of 1lr.1w1111s .md .11tn.1l ol1sfr1.1tlo11 of llWlll1' NINlllllPIl'i the flehl 19 IIIZUIC lnterestlng and real lstlx l'h1s yC1ll 1 Ll.1-1 ww ls i9IN1lllly pI'0ll4l ol lts 111114111111 of n.1tur.1l hlstory WhlC 111 1lu1le1l llwe s11.1kes, turtles, frog-1, fish, .lnrl 111.l'1y w.1r1et11s of plants NIISS Ruth V.1l1 Akkeren 11.111 .lhlw 'lll4lCll the lnlpol't.1nt and w.1rle1l work of the course Pllw s1c.1l '-LICIICC IS one of the IIIOGI ln1port.1nt flelfls of res1.1r1h t01l.1V Under the dlrec ll0ll of Nlr LICIIIPIII ,I Crowlev SPIIIOT'-K 11.1111 .111 llltl'Ollll1tl0ll to the flelrl Pllyslcs lncludes the tuclw of 111e1l1.11111- .lnfl 111.1111 r, he.1t, 111.w11et1s111 .1114l elmtrlutv, sound, ll4'llI, and electrl 1.11 mme- Illfllllllll 11 l.1hor.1torv cxparlnlents .lre not 1onflu1te1l The lIlStl'llLl0I' does most of the 1le111o11-tr.1t1o11 work .anal the 11.1--1 dewotf--. lts t1111e to the study of general PFIIICIPICQ AltllOll4'll the 1l.1ss s1.1- Qlll 1ll tllli we.1r thu clul not ll1llllpf'I' work but rather lnarle lt more lllff re-t1111f l111.1u-e of the 1nfor111.1l1ts 'Vlulmz Km! embed er holds I1 test tube to the lzqhl IL 111 I11str11r 1,r Smzth and a por ton of the vlzenzzstry class 'ooks on 35 1 A , Y K I K L 9 f I f' F 1 N thin 11111111-1'11 1 ' I of ' 'l ' 1l 1 - 1 , ' 1 tl1 ' g,l ll elvrs 1 l'11g1f ' ' ' ' 1 l 1111 'l-' l 'lpf ll it 'S I '1 ' ' 1 ' . ' ' ' t 55' 1 1 1 1 1 - '! 1 ' A' - I . I J ' F ' ' ' 1' ' v ' 11i fl' 'l 1' '. ' 1 1 . 1 1 F . ., Y , Q 1 1 . . ' 1 K- u- 1. . - te ' ul. .M tl 1 A- U' l 'gl' ' ,. fl l ',. 1' -1 .' Q 1 il F11-.'l111111:1. is 1'o11fro11l1-sl hy 'l '11 's -1 ll 'l 1 ' l . '11'e. Thi' 11111 '1 slj--1'1.,,1 . il. I-'13 't '.'1 ,. 'lx l'1lll' 'l .' f. - '-1 ' ' ' th R -. 1 1 A- S' I ' 1 1l- 1 1 1 ' 1 . Y 4 K1 ' '- ' '- pate ll C0!lllll01'Cllil course in which case the 11lter1111tive is business training. Like every course -1 . . ,' 1 . . . 1 . ' 1 - ' 1 1. 1 . . . - . ' ' - . . . . . , . ' X, 1 Q 1' 1' ' ' 1' S ' ,. . 4 I, . - 5 , . d - l',, l' lr 'jf . Il' ' l' ' 1ll'f-' -' .. ' I.. . F . . , . . 1 A 4 'v rq . 1 l 1 r Yu l A' . 4 Y 1 . ' 1. . . , . . '- 1 1 ' 1' ' '- . 1 . I, , . 1 1 D xl '1 ' Av. . 'l 1 4 1 v 1 T . h' 1 I T I . U A K A I-K I 5 4 Lrkv vi A1 L 1 .A iv 1 'A' - 1 Y 1 l ' I A' ' I- XXI L- ' 4 1 lv. A ,. .C .C . .' . 1 'A 'I 'lf I , . '. ' HIS year chemlstrw was added to the CllI'I'lC1llllII1 of the school The rla s 1111n1ed1 ltclw bc came popular It serxed as an fxlternatue to phw -lcs 'md w as the l1r1fcr of thc two 111 e As ln phvslcs, laboratory work was at a Illllllllllllll hut ncserthelc lllllfll w ls 11 comph hed Elements, compounds, formulas, and chem1c1l changes md prose c formed 111 outhnc of study Mr Smlth stated that the mot dllficult umt of -tudx 1 th ll of the PIPIIIUI thcorx wlthout any partlcularly trafflc results to chool property As a goal to students especllllw 1lltEI'6StCll 111 1 HLICIIQO four 1 1 lgllldll mal lomf Hon orary Sclence award medal was offered for the Hr-t Illllf' tlllb we1r It w 1 pre-cntcd to the member of the ffraduatlng class, who, ln the fuultw s CNt1Illiltl0ll hful shown the ffreute-t progress ln three wears of SCICIIUHC studies Cooper zs not paymg atten tzon to the physzcs expert ment as conducted by Mr Crowley and Ormlle Nzelsen Members of the bzology class consult thezr books to find m what phylum the aphzd be lonqs Mr Smzth conducts a general sczence class for Freshmen TEST TUBERS 36 . - ' . ' ' ., . '.. 1 1. ' ' ass s. . 1 . I' ' 'g I . V ,SF ' 'if 2 -5 . . ' 1 ' I 1 1 ss s 1 ' . . . ' s ' ' s ' 's 1 ' ' 1 ' which includes the theory of relativity. The class did some work ill l'0lllllilllllQ1 l'llPlIll1'lllS . . . Q' Y 2, L . I . . 3 'a ' ' 1 ' 1 s-1 1 1 , - - U 1. l ' 1 M 9 c L C, g 1 . Q . . . N,, A Freshman czvzcs class lzs tens zntently as mstructor, Mr Crowley lectures ONIEONE OIICC sald that 'Hlstory IS Phllosophy teaclllng by example If thls IS true, then hlstory means lllUCl1 lnore than the collectlon of f 1ctu 11 knowledge It means that through hlstory the SIOIICS of the 11263 of great men and women of all tunes are at our beck and call to help Us solxe ploblenls sllllll 1r to ones whlcll they 01110 faced Flve courses are offered to those lnterested lll the b0Cldl Sclence field They lnclude world lll4l0ly for the ,Iumors whnh lb taught by Mlss Dorothea Cox llllB course glves a back ground of curly lllll modern ln-tory and deals Wllll the CQOIIOIIIIC, socl 1l, and polltlcal prob lems of dllClCllt tunes 'IS well IN of the present d ly Alllefll Ill hlstory, taught by Mlss Bernice Emerson, IS a bemor subject In thls class the students study the events that lead up to the RCVOlut10Il ln whlch the AIIICIICZIII patrlots gave our country ltS freedom They follow the developlnent of the UIllt6d States government, the exp 1ns1on of 1tS terrltorles and the growth of IIS lndustrlal and p0llllL'll l'ClZ1ll0llSlllPS wlth fOI'0lgll countrles To teach the students to admlre and understand the llerolc deeds of thelr forefathers IQ but one of the alms of thls course Unce a week the students of both Hlstory lll5 !f! devote 1 perlod to current event dls Ill l'sl0llb fhese dlscusslons cower world news I' lfll student expresses hls personal oplnlon ln LOHJUIICUOII Wivllll the studv of lllstory the school offers a course lll geography A lllstorv IS the studs of malls hfe and veovraphy the study of mans home, one should pos sess 1 Hood knowledge of both subjects The dern 1t1on of the word geography comes from the Greek and means Wil'ltlll about the earth It shows the relations between the devel opment of the earth 1nd of mul rlllls 1l1ss ls tuwht bw Supt B A kennedy and IS hsted as 1 Senior ubjf-1t Durnw the welr members of the 1l1ss mule booklets llC9Cl'lblllU thelr 'l1lVClllUl'0'1 on rc1l Ol lllll lll 1rx trlps to foreign countries Reports were gnen on the llllpilfldlll countries of the world lllll thc class dls M155 COX cus-sed the location, sue, lllll lll!l0l'W of the K0llllll'lf'3 A bllllfllll board proudes the tudfnt- with lllffflll cunt ff lllllll' matter and once 1 week the class renews Illll'CIll ewent- HISTORY IS REVEALING . ' , - S , . A G .w Y . . . ,, . . ' 1 ' 1 1 V . i I 7 . E . I A .l . . - ' ' ' X 1 if 1 '. 1 '. ' ' t 1 i . . . . ' ' ' ' : 1.x ru 1 ' ' - ' -1' l. ' 1 .f f ' ' . ll 1 1 , 1 1 as to how' foreign entanglements will affect life at home. H . . V. . Y I . . S . . Y , . I ' I , D . A 1 ' C C . 5 . 1 g ' . ' . ' '1 ' ' N 1 w as ' . D 1 1 ,, 1 1 1 . 1 P! .1 . - ' 1 1 . 1 ' 1. 1 U 1' . . ' . V ' ' '.'1. s ',. 1 s '11 1 . g ' 1 1 ' ' 1 rf 1 ' .' ' ' ' . . v l - . 1 n . - v 1 4 , ,K ' - v' : 5 Q lv 1' 1 1 'x si ' P . . A 1 i 1 1 Y 4 Elmer Gillitzer, Elvin Braem, Betty Wachter, and Robert Steinbach point out some in- terestzng current events to the Amerzcan Hzstory class TIME Freshmen and Juntors study Roman history MARCHES ON F the Soclal Sclences, CIVICS lS perllaps the most basle Tl1e purpose of lts study IS to ere ate better CIIIZCIIS It can be successful ln IIS a1n1 1f the lIlfllVlllllll understands both the theory and the operatlon of tl1e government The student must know what our forefathers had ln n11nd when they composed tl1e COIlStltlltl0Il of tl1e Lmted States, the b lsls for xll gow ernment ll lCtlVltlCS Clvlcs lncludes tn lllXCStIU'dll0Il of the fl1IlCtlOllb of tl1e f'0VCI'IlIIl9lll 'md 1ts tffemts 011 tl1e 1IldlVlflllal c1t1ze11 lhe fllllleli of 1 LltlZCIl ln co operat1on Wltll tl1e UONCPIIIIIPIII ure is much a part of CIVICS as the 1llltlCS of the government towa1d the Cll176ll are The Clllplll's1's IS now placed 0Il the prattlcll, present d lV vllue of CIVICS is well is IIS lllNl0I'll xl lIIlp0I'l une CIVICS IS 1 Freshman subject 'md 1S tauvht by Nlr Clement Crowley I' uh meek lllelll reference Dllflllg tl1e year fa careful study Of tl1e COllQtlllltl0Il 1nd 1ts pre lmble w is 111 :de Current events f0I'lllCll the lll nterlal for class dlSCl19Sl0llS f0l one fl IW of etch week Coupled Wltll the study of LlWlCs IS a course ln CCOIIOIIIICH Tllli subject IS taught by Supt B A KCllIlCdy and IS an advancement Ill the en 1cs Held b11t lt mcludes 1 more detailed study of world problems Eeononncs ls the study of the w tw people work and pl ln togethel to secure the goods md servlces wlnch make them hflppw Booklets sent by the btlte of WIBCOIISIII ss ere used to prepare the students for a llllV8l'S hcense test After L0lllplCllll0' tl1e study of T116 booklets the clxss took tl1e tcst 'lhe cl11ef problems of tl1e Umted States were used ls toples for booklets mule by the clflss All stu dents 1n the econonucs class are f'lllllllEll Vbltll such words as cap1t1l, l1bo1 power, and pub l1c enterprlse Perhaps tl1ey ire n1ore fanuhar Mltll the present llbor problems than any other students lll the lllgll school 38 . . 1 Y . l I . 1 Y s L A v v 1 a z ' ' ' . . . K . Vi i . v .ol . . W D I L . S x h 'fa at z 1 M at' 1 ' 1 H. ' ' ' a . . ' . ' C, 1 . ' lt : ' - bers of the class make vocabulary notebooks of difficult words which they keep for future . ' ' . ., ' ' z ' 5 1 'z 1 . ' z ' ' . ' ' , al' a ' . . I .1 y sz If v 4 1 . : j ' z :' ' , J ' Q . s -' ' ' ! s . s ' C. ks 'v K u 4: . 1 I ' - ' 1' z Q ' Q 1: ' t 1 1 , t... - ' ' . a s 2 l .4 v. ks 1 ks L 4 INC! '11 l KTIN U QTl Dll NI tl1e studs of tl1e latin la111fu1f'4, lls wax-1 been suppo ed to lilllilltlllf' a major obstacle lll 1 studs nt 1 e Despite tln-1 forh1dd1111f ft putatlon, l 1t111 1 not t1e cast 1111 ar of u 111 cts 1 'r llllf 1-f 1 llr- vs ar 1 s lll ill wa ne lllt 111 1 rs o IQ 1 111 1 1 1ar nu ll t 11r 1 o w l0ll w re lf lfmnf s ll 11 IFN H111 o tue 1, gtkllllllldl' orms 11 lglili of wor uruw t11s llllt le llll 1111111 neunncs diillldlllft WI 1 du ill sions l0Il1lll ltlOIlN, tenses, moods, ana aases lo teach the elemc nts o gftllllllllf, simple translation work 1s done No onlw la transl 1ted lIltO Fnffheh but tl1e studc nt IIHINI also he able to tian Nf'I'lllC Pllgllitll into latin llhe first studs undertaken bw tl1e seiond wear -froup ls a ieuew M55 EMERSON 'and further development of tl1e grammar preslousls learned New and 111ore complicated eonstruetlons ale studied The last half of the wear ls then set aside for the 1Cddll'lf of ln If'l'CNl1llU' extracts from the wrltinffs of ,lllllllS Caesar 'lo promote an lIlt6I'6't III tl1e study of Latin 1 tl1e stated purpose of the 0I'0'EllllZEltl0l1 called tl1e latin Club The latin lnstruetor, Wllss Heinue IUIIIFYHOII, at ted as advisor to the presxdent a11d leanette Younffhlood, Secretary lreasurcr Sew ral 111cet1n4fs were held throuvh out the wear lltllljllffll 11ot so many as would haw bei ll l1eld had 11ot lflllfllltlllff events ple unted Xfter tl1e buslness IIICPIIIIKSIH program-. of partuular llltt rc st to Inlllll studentq were 1rese11ted Both tl1e hrst w ar am t If sc com wc ar ldllll tlassfs we rf 'nun opportunities to den1o11strate their IlIOflLlCllLW 1t these times Besides students attuallw engaged lll the study of latin those who formerly studied the language and still reta111 an aetne interest ln lt are ehffible for n1en1l1ersl11p 1n the 0I 'dlll 1at1o11 lhese alumni lllPIlllJCl'S aet as unofficial critics and advisors of their less exper leneed fellow II1CIllbCl's However, the ollicers of tl1e eluh must he chosen from the second wear dass, therebv 1llSll1'lllg both lnterest and knowledffe in the leadership fhe last IIICCIIIIU' of tl1e Latin Club was held 111 the assembly on Nlonday Vla 9 A short business meetinff was followed by 1 PI'0gI'dlll presented bs the flrstwear elaes The feature of tlus proffranl was a play entitled lhe Sehoolboy Ijltdlll After tl1e proffram the gathering adjourned to the WlIllldSlllIll where dll CYCIIIIIU' of d UICIIIU followed by refresh ments was bpent All of the students wl1o hue at any tulle studied ldtlll wlll tonfe ss that thouvh the work was IIOI easy vet tl1e adxantages proqeedlnff from latin have wfll rf p nd their effort Bernadette Valley and Bon me Kzelly put then second zfear I atm asszgnment on the board uhlle Gordon Wacl ter does the bame LATIN 1' 1 1 1' Z . ' ' . .' 1' 1' ' ' 1. ar' l as all- s. v1 1- 14 - 11 ' 1 1 ' 1' f . ' 1 1 1 .S l'f . Q ' '. ' ' ,. - ' ' 11 ' 's l l-'.' 1 I- ul' 1-1 atl ll',.l. ll l'l't1' st l' ts ' - ' le .' f xl - lat' lq' t 1 t, l ' t1' f 'l 1 'e - l lr' -rs. l tl - I' st 1'-' ' f s l1' ' ' f s tl ' ' lx. ll ',, l'.-t' -tl ' l 'lzll,' tl tl --l-- 1'. .', ' I Fl l tw .V .f .W 4 I tl . rl ' X t' f A 1 .' - 1 - ' ' -. 1 ' 1 1' is 1- rin ' sz , ' 1 K, '. 1' 1 Q ' .5 ' . - 1- ' s . . 1 ' 1 . f 1' 1 '1. 1 1. ,1w' 1 . . ' U ' - 1 s t, , ' Q ' Us 1' 3' . , 1 1 . 1 . 1 1 . .1 1 11 1 11 . eluh this year. At the initial meeting Robert lvers was eleeted president: Mary Hill, Vice- 1v . 2 11 1. . .1 . . ,, 1 1 1 . . 11 1v1 1. - , I 1. A l leur' l-1'z' 1 '- 'U v 1 1. 1. 1 . 11 . . 1 1 .11. 1 11 . . D1 .1 1. ' 'l 1, H1 '77 s 1 s ', . ' ' s 1 . 3- s ' - 111 1 H1 3 1 1 Y1 1 y 1 1 ' r yr Y . LGVY V vvf ns.. H, 1 , x U C 1 1 D 1 . C 1 f 1 1 ' 51' ' ' ' U 1 U ' - 5 ' 10 , - ' r U 1' ' 'e '1 1 1 . . 44 ARLEZ vous IRAWLAISW 0u1, our, respond the members of the French class who ln thelr study of French mn to become Somewhat adept at speaklng, readlng, and wrltlng tlllS most popular llnguage A C0lllblIllll0Il of the tlll'BCl and rndlrect method of approach to the la gaag IS used by the lnstructor Nlrss Carolyn Bergen T11 lt ls, French lS spoken wheneyer possible, the dlrect method of xpproach, but, when 1 fllmllllt explfmatron rs ln order Lnglxsh comes to the rescue In order th ll the course nn tv haye practlctl v xlue, the students first learn to order meals, breakfast, lunch, md Illllllel' lll French, to llltl'OlllllC one another, and to carry on slmple conversatlons about the weather, thelr falnllles md thelr school They llso learn 1 number of French proverbs such as A bon ch xt bon rut, Tlt for t lt ' to you, and ll n y a pas de fumee sans feuf Where theres smoke theres fire French sonffs offer lll llllllilllt' relaxatlon to reffultr cllss work The French students of thls ye lr learned Au Llalr de la lune, a most popul lr French lullaby Le M lrselllalse, the French n ltlOll ll anthem, Frere Jacques, Chrlstmas carols lllClllll1Hg the beautlful Salute Nult, ' and an old Ldllltll lll French folk song Le Padrlale lrevlous to the Chrlstmas va catlon the members of the lllSS entertuned thelr fellow students ynth French carols ymhlch they sang ln all the corridors Members of the French class are COIIVIDCPQI of the great value which the study of 'tlllS lxnffuage offers Fhev wlll tell you of the In my tl1r1lls they recelve when they come across French words such as I ite de Fols Gras and H019 d oeuyres on a menu, le denouement' at the end of a story and 1 French speaking m 11116 al hotel or governess 1n a movle The latter IS partlcularly zttrutlve to the students because she speaks the slmple French that they can understand Pfalfle du CIIICII, the pralrle of the dog, ltself offers u perfect Sfbttlllg for the study of French because the Clty, the second oldest ln WIBCOIISIH, was first settled by Frenchmen In 1673 LOUIS ,lollet and Pere M trquette, two d1SlllllglllillP1l French explorers, first landed at the present site of Pr llrlf' du Clllell Shortly after tl1 nt the C0llI'l61'S du Bols and Voyageurs, French adventurers, followed the tr ul of the explorers settllng 1n Prarrle du Clllell where thelr descendents are st1ll llV1Ilg Rennndrng the student of these early settlers are the numerous land marks and hlstor lcal SIICS whuh tod xv nttrlct many vlsltors to Pr lll'l6 du Clllell Among them are ,lohn Jacob Astors old fur Ifdflllll' post, the lnstorlcal and lovely x1ll'l Iouls, home of Col Hercules Dousman, first mllhon ure of the Northw est, and the old Frenth cemetery Surely, Wltll such a plcturesque settlnc ts lralrre has, every boy and Ulrl should be lnterested 1n the language of 1ts settlers French Marlon MacEachern stands at the head of the French class Eleanor Hamann wrztes at the board whzle Norrene Betz Dorothy Horkhezmer Leona Irwzn and Vlrgzma Holm berg dzctate from then' texts FRANCAIS 40 1 . 9 66 ' ' 'H ' ' L 1 1 C . . i . i . a . . . - it N 9 . L' L . l L ' ' 'L . . . . . 1 . 1 . . . 1 . J K A. . K i ' C . 1 ' ' ' i 1 . , L' L S ' L , 1 1 . . n ' s 1 n 1 1 . C I. K ' 1 1 ' . ' s 1 . sn 1 1 C 1 1 u l C - 1 . -. 45 . . 9' 49 ' 1 ' . 95 7 1 , is 1 A C C C I 9 as 9 9, ev L L L L. N 1 1 H. 1 I . 1 I 4 7 U 1 L U l., 1 1 L . , L ' 1 1 F . ' 1 9, . . - 44 1 ' 'H 9, 1 . . J J 1 . , 1 u 1 ' 1 1 n 54 1,9 's 1 1 ' . ' 54 1 ' 1 1 1 L ' .1 . . '. . -, . as , -. ve 1 - - , K I q l L Ui 2. . L '. ' ' - , . , 1 L 1 1 V 1. ' ' ww 1 D L. 1 1 , ' 1 i .1 3, - , va as Q 9 , ,ve . 66 s , . . . A 1 Q 1 1 . 45 1 . 1 , ,, ' ' , s 1 1 1 1 1 ' , , 1 , L , L ' c . . . . H . . ,, . . . . S 1 . I f A 1' N f x o 1 1 L , ' 2 ' , ' - ' 1 .Q - - 79 as 97 1 , . 1 , , L 1 L 1 L' L' Y 1 i R ' L' i . ' , 1 . . . I V f. .w U L 1 A . 1 A ' 1' 1 Y i u u ' l L rt ' 1: . h KL Y , , - 5 L.. X W ,,, a Elame Gokey puts her typ mg abzhty to a practzcal use m the office The shorthand class takes dzctatzon OMPETITION lb very keen lll the world today In business as well as 111 nature, lt IS the surv1val of tl1e fittest Tl1e unfit have no pl we 1n the busmess world lf a person 1S not capable of filhng a pos1t1on there IS always so111eone else wl1o 1s eager md Wllllllg to sat1sfy Busmess methods are Cllallglllg constantly and WISC people w1ll keep alert 'mt all tlmes Wlth this 1n mlnd the Commerclal department has 'md IS turmng out students who are able to accept responslble posltlons ln the busmess world as typlsts, stenoffraphers, secretarles, accountants and bookkeepers The deplrtment IS one of the largest lll tl1e school lhc rc :son for llllS IS probably be cause of tl1e fact that It offers a direct entrance to 1 job and llllllltlll mdependence Thls 1our-e lIlClll1lCb busmess tralnlng, business and personal l.Vplll , shorthand, bookkeeplnw and secretarlal tra1n1ng 'Nl1ss Helen Ryan, who IS head of the department, teaches lirst ye ir shorthand and typ mg and bookkeepmg Mlss Wlargaret Garrlty te xches second ye ir shorthand md typlng The class 1n fundamental busmess tralnlng IS conducted by Wlr Clement Crowley ln the business trarmng class, whlch numbers 38 people, the students learn general methods errors ChCCklll4' accounts, billlklllg affalrs, the post office, telegrnph and telephone SCYVILCQ ire but a few of tl1e subjects studled by students 1n tlllS class 'lhe study of tvpmg IS perhaps of the most value to tl1e uerage student ln all walks of l1fe, thls subject IS of gre it help In the first yexr typmff class tl1e students learn tl1e keyboard and practlce to develop speed and accuricy They also learn how to till out bus lness forms, to type busmess letters, address envelopes and make column lllllllltlOllS lhere are .52 people ln these classes ln the Senior tspmv 111'-s there lrc 1 tudents MISS GARRITY MISS RYAN! all of them Ulrl These student- trm-.1 rlbe letter-A write time te-t- do ofthe work, and out lon nllw are 1 llled upon to do stenoffrlpllu ll wunk for the llllil IICSSIIIQII of tl1e uts STUNNING STENOGS . 1 ': 1 1 ' ' ' . I S . . A. I U x 1 . 1 ' 1 1 . : 21 . - - 11 1 1 ' ' . 1 ' ' 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1'1 ' . ' 1 .1 1 .1 . ' .1 1 J D . - g 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 - ' ' ' . ' 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 ' . of bookkeeping, acquiring the knowledge that everyone must have to avoid COIIIIIIOH business ' . E ' . . E i .l K ' 1 1' ' ' - : 1 1 1 1 I .1 . 1 1 ' '1 ' ' 1 . 1 1 1 1 ' U . .1 1 1 I v 4 I Q . iv 1 w 2 - .N ' I' ' I. 1 1 Q. 1 , T S .', ' 1 1 ,' s. . .1 .1 1 ' ., , ' .1 .1, 1 ' 1 1'1s' 1 '1 1 fi .1 , I. 1 ' 11 ' 1 - C A -I A Miss Ga'r'rity's senior typing A class typing intently on re- gardless of disturbance. PICK.ANlJ The Junior typing class pans es to have its pzcture taken HUNTERS IGH'1 SCIIIOI' girls ict as office assistants, taking dlCt'lt10ll, answering phone calls, and gen erally dOlHg the work of an office girl Norma Gentes, Grfwe Honzel, Adeline Koecke, Wlerlyn Kuchenbeckel, Bernadlne Scott, lla SCbdQIldll, Lucllle Swlngle 'ind Rltt Welvllner fill this responslhle pOS1tlOl1 it regular tunes durlng the day A short course 1n personfll typlng IS offered each ye ir for those students who do not Wlall to take 1 regular COIlllllCI'C1d1 COUIQC but who are lnterested merely Ill lelrning to ty pe The tllss lb Conducted by Wllss Garrlty Shorth and ls the to subject of Iyplllg The method studied here ls breffg Wlo-t of the flrst year of tlus subject ls devoted to the studv of the shorthand t lldldltPl'S and tllell' eonl bln IIIOIIQ Spec d takes 1 b1uk Se lt lllltll late in the ye lr when lt too b9l0lllf:'h 1 Ill IJOI' factor with morreetness Some fllltltlOll work IS g1VCIl durnw this welr Phe work of' the second yeu shorthand C1lNS con-lx-ts of development of speed in taklnlf ond year class A course ln secletarlal tlallllllff la COI1lb1I1Cfl with the be-nlor shorthand class fhe stu dents learn buslness fundfunentals, such 1 the form of the bllQlIl6SH letters, duties of a see letary, telephone and televrflph etlquette, fihng ind llphabetlzlng, how to operate office llll chlnes, and business ind office Ol'gUl1Z'1tl0ll lhe bookkeeplnff flu- of twelwe members studies Journ ihzlnff, POSIIIIU, tri il b ll Inu -, ss orlx ind balinee sheet-1, profit ind loss NliU3lllClllS uljuz-.tlnff ind llOHlllg entries, pronns-on notes lOlIlIll6I'Clll draft tllde accounts, filllllly budffet-, llll0lll9 taxes, and the Ol'g1llll7lIl0ll of 1 corporation lonnneruxl m nds ure offered to students who do Olllwlllllllllff uoik in Hllllltlllllll und typing, 42 E w V . . i N CL. I . . L . I . - . 1 , A A ' I . ik .v . . 1 . Z .U 1 1 1 . N C . F 1 . . I C l w .X ' 1 ' '. 1 ' , ' 1 ' . ' 1 ' . 1 ig . 1' 1 'Q , ' -' ' -' ' . S ' l U. 1 5 ' 1 ' 1. 1' A ' fi 'T ,1 ' ' 'E1 ' ' ' '1 1' , Y. i K ilwl K. 1 . X i . Y . . . U 'Y qi 1 ' I I A. , iv 1. L. ZA. . Kf. L 4 1 I ' 1 ' rl dictation and transcribing it. There are 24 students in the first year class and 17 in the sec- S . , 4 .4 , . . U .q A . . . . C UH , - ' 1 , . 1s: , 1' 3 , ' ' 1 ,- ' P 1 ' ' 1 1 ' ' , ' 1- ' ' 1 , V1 ' 1 ' . , ,, ' Ur1.'Q ' . .1 1 U l. '1 11 ' ' 1 ' 1 ,, .' , . ' 1 1 Q 1 s, 1 ' ' ' Z, 1 - , ' 4, ' '1 1 s, '1 ' ' , 1 ' ' U .' ' ' , 1 S ' , ' ' ,1 ' ' 1 I 1 1 '1 ' .' 1 , , . 1 J ' S1 ' F, ' ' ' Q ' 1 1 v ' ,- FIRST CLKQS band, an orchestra, and several good aoeal groups all poaaat to the fact tla at tlae nausac departnaeaat as mo-t actaae aaad popular Two tlaard-A of tlae lawla -mlaool student partaupate an some naaa -at al aetaaats a ruord -aurp a-wed only by the athletlc dep artnaent llae orvaaaazataon- are darected by Nlass ,lean sCllI'0CtlCl' who laefads the department Une of tlac most popular and anapres ne of tlae nausac group 1 tlae forty eavht paece Hwla School B aaad Lead bv ,leanne Ia Bonne and Rodney Salter, MISS SCHROEDER MR KAVANAUGH druan an ajor-, and Paaal Dellutla and Wallaaaaa Howe, standard bearers at as a very starranv savht mdeed to see at marclaanv dowaa tlae street an full dress uaaaform At alnaost all school events whether andoor or outdoor tlae baaad has been a wery welcome .addataon to the fe-atavatacs Tlae orchestra, of fourteen pl ayers, altlaouvla aaot quate as pronaaaaent as the band, provades exeellent tI lllllIlU especaallv for those aaaterested an stranged anstraanaents Mr Edward Kawanaugh h as tlae anaportant responsabalatv of tr aanang students wlao wash to enter the band Thas we ar lessons were gaven to tlaarty five students some of whom Joaned the band at the begannlng of tlae second semester Many younv musacaaaas began tlaear tram anv an the upper Grades thus qufalafylnv for hand naenabershap whale an ,lunaor Hlgh The Band Wlothers Club has been very 'actave an ats support of the band Throu-fh the efforts of the club complete unafornas, consastang of cape, cap, and trousers or skart have been purchased Over one thousand dollars has beeaa spent bv thas organazataon dllrlllg 1ts rela tavely short exasteaue Dames, runana wc sales, ace mreaaaa souals, d ana nag sr hools, and 1 araaa vals 'are just a few of the means utalwed to ruse funds to thoroughly equap the band Prazrae Hzgh s band zmproves m szze qualzty and appear ance every year MUSIC HATH The school orchestra tunes 1 J CHARMS A so 1 ' 4 ' ' ' V ' 4 4 1 , 1' 1 . , 1 4 4' 1 ' 1 1 . 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CHARMERS The gzrls glee club at the muszc recztal I- all the voeal groups the mixed ehorus 1S the llrffcst und most versatile Wltli its mem berslup of sixty four students ll is clpable of entertaining with a llltll10', entranunff bar earole or of insplrlnff with a ffr md, llllJCStlC anthem The Girls Glee Club of forty nine vocalists devote- its attention to less serious works At the bfigllllllflg of the year the org nur ltion eleeted the fOll0Wlll officers Dorothy Eggleston, Two smaller groups complete the vocal work of the department, the Ulrls sextette and the boys quartette Adelllle hoe: ke, Dorothy Pgglcston, NOl'Illl Gentes, Marie Bunders, June Kleser and Rosemary Gremore make up the former 'Ihe lltter lb composed of Frank Evans, Llarenee Benlsh, Robert Waller, and Warren Wade The seactette conslsts of Ade lzne Koecke Dorothy Eggles ton Norma Gentes Mar1e Bunders Rosemary Gremore and June Kzeser The boys quartet boasts War ren Wade Robert Waller Clarence Bemsh and Fran! Erans WARBLERS 0- . .. . - . - l D S l A. - I ' ' . N . - S .X 1 1. . H . I . D i U - H . K . . D . ' Di l. . i t ' 1 y 4 A n L I . . l .ri . E . U z Presidentg Virginia Hohnherg, Secretaryg Adeline Koccke and Grace Honzel, Librarians. U . A I s f 1 ' C 0 , i 4 , - 5 3 7 7 . Y 1 I J C ' . 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Y 3 1 -4 I i 'IX I 5 4 1 1 1 E : X Y 'v4 u I 4 . x 1 U I 5 ' 'R : The Sttarm holds a seance zn the semor class play M1ss Mzllzons ALL THE Charlotte Mara Delores Wal baum Maryorze McMahon gather around the c u t e st baby 111 the Junzor Class play This Genzus Buszness WORLD S RAWIXIILN 111 tl1e 1111111 school 1- repleseuted bw tl1e flr un 1t1c club, dll 01'g'lU1Zdtl0I1 of the l1te11rw -oclet and the 111111111 JIIHIOI' dllll se111or clflss plays The Jumor cl11-Q plus a tl1ree act comedv T111 Gemus Busmess was presented 011 De member 2 and the se111o1 111-Q plu, 'Nhss NIIIIIOHN llso 1 three act comedv, was glxen on I'el1r111rs 28 Ille cl111111t11 Llub pre-entecl 1 OIIC ut pl ls, llllllll Uwners 111 SIVIIII, 011 ldnuary 51 The 111e111l1er- of the 1 1-t Mele bl lee Honzel, luulle SWNIIIUIG Nlerlwn K11el1e11l1ec'ker, and Afle 11110 lxoc-4l1e The dramatzc club presented ct play enmtled Jomt Own ers 111 Spam The four old ladzes who llmped across the footlzghts are Adelme Koeeke Lucille Swmgle Grace Hon ze' and Merlyn Kuchenbeek A bTAi L L N I 1 b l ' ix I , - 1 11 - - - -- ' ' . f per' 5. 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Al' -.8 1 . . 47 LANNING, preparmg, and servmg a banquet to more than three hundred people IS but one of the duties of the Home Economlcs department Under the expert flll'CCllOll of Mlss ,lane Strohn the last semester 'md MISS Mibel Nook the first semester, the glrls ln thls depflrtment annullly prep ure the letter Club lJ'lllfIllCI '1 high llght among Prfurle aetlvltles Home ELOIIOIDICS h'1s changed fl0lll 1 eourse lll merely sewlnlf and C00klllg to 1 wlder, more nulusne program In its broadest sense the -ubjeet 1llClll1lf'S, be-udes l00lilllg md fllPtt llC's, house plans and flCCOl'lll0llS, l1on1e slnltntlon, laundry work, sewmg, dressmak mg, nnlhnery, household l1I0llllilllg, md the e are of young children It IS entlrely electlu, bemg tho-en by glrls who ure re xlly lll terested ln this course However, how -, IS well as gurls, are frequently Miss STROHN nth acted to the kltchen Attempts are mflde hy the boys to get ln the good gl lees of the glrls who ure t'lklllU' Home Fconomlcs, par tuularls on the d us when ple muff odors flomt up from the kltCll6ll how to -ne steps lll l00klllg Une of lllell' greltest luolnphshments 15 the nrt of Setllllg 1 tlhle lttr nctnelv 'md servmg the me xls properly At nnrlous tunes duung., the welr the Home lwonomus students serwe luncheon to the F aculty One of the Fl6Slllll ln s red letter days IQ the 'afternoon they serse '1 llttle luncheon to thelr mothers For tllli oecasxon they pl an thelr own menu, Nllll the help of Ill0ll' te uher, and then let is hostesse-, 1hefs, md ws ntre-ses In the SCWIIIQI deplrtment the Unls heffm suth pl un S6VNlllg and grldullly learn eserw pl1 use of the ClCLtlOIl of llllICl'lllh und cure of Miss Nocx elothmff Rose Marie DesRocher Ber mee Strauman and Helen Bemsh bo1l some water MOTHERS Lottie Perrme Merle Dams Ursula Coorough Lucy Ann Godden and Norrene Betz seen under the guzdance of Miss Slrohn LITTLE HELPERS 48 P . . '1 1 1 . 1 , 1. 1 i1 ' 4 ' ' 1 1 ' 1 , ' 1 . . ' I' 1 ' F C 1 f H C v. ' n 1 ' . 1 '1 ' 1 ' ' ' 1 - ' ' ' I' . 1 '- ' 1 .1 ' . 1 '1 , ' , . , 1 1 1 1' ' , '1 ' . 1 , 1 ' U , 1 ' 1 - The girls learn to prepare foods with the least possible waste and , ' nil K ., ' ' . ,' 1 1'v ' . I , 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' , 1 1 ' , 1 ' . ' 1 . , , , ' 1 '. - , - '. 1 H' 1 ' 1 . D , . .1 1 1 ' 1 i ' . .' ' a , I 1 1 .3 ' ' 1 '1' '. . I F. . S F. Y. R. V. i N 2 1j.1 1' s 1 .2'l 1 M . U. 1 I 1 X . K l - l Y ,Q , 7 l A 3 . ! , , N the exenmff of Aprll 29 t11e JUIIIOI' Class pres111t111 the c111n 1t11 nent of the school soclal ECIQOII, t11e annual Prom The gVIIlIl3SlllIl1 WIN 1ttr11't1ve1w lllll 1ppropr1atelv decorated ln 1 N11s111111- lllClllC ln t11e center M1 a large Mu pole w1tl1 Illlllll 1olorf-11 streamers extendmg to the Nlll'I'0llllIllllU balconv, fornnng t11e 061111111 S1p1r1t111f the 111111e floor from the loung lllf' p11e Nl 1 Wllllf' plcket fence Tl1e stlge w 1s e11l1r1fe11 to 111o111111o111te t11e llll1SlCl'!IlS 11111 11 111 1 1111111 lture NI IW pole of lts OVVII The w 111- llll'0lll'll0llI w1re lll0l'lll 1l w1tl1 trel11f-mes from w 1111 11 flowers lllfl lenes were hung to l 0llllllf'lt t11e o11t1loor 1f1'eet F11r111sl11111' tl11 Illllilt w IQ R1lpl1 911111: dllfl 111- or1l1estr1 111 low 1 bro 111111-t111g b'lIlll The 1 1151111111 Ill of t11e o1'e1s1o11 w I9 1fre1t1w enhanced bw the sp1e111l111 lllqlrlllllflll 11 lllll 101 11 efforts of t11e gro11p The d1111e provrnns were wlute, Wltll 1 1olorf11l N111 pole lllll t11e s1hool n1o11 ovr 1111 lll freen envrued on t11e front A wlnte 1or11 f'lQlf'llCfl a gol11 t1ppe11 pencll to the booklet He 11111111 the grand n1'1rel1, t11e lllgllllffllt of the ex enmff, were lllfll' 111 lJCQfl0Q, K11111 Robert VV11ler lllll ueen Rutl1 Nlelsen Tl1e queen wore 1 dress of p111l1 11et over satm, w1th small puff sleeves and a stand up collar, and Wllllf shoe- 11111 11-1 es-ones After the Kmg and QUCCII came SCIIIOI' Presldent Bernard Gronert llltl W1rg1n11 Holmberg Tl1e remfunlng olli 1-lal or1ler of 111arch was as follows Clarence Bemsh, Jumor Yue Pl'CSlflCllt, Wllll Antomette Panka, Roger Holmberg, Senlor V106 Pres1dent, w1tl1 'Norm 1 Schnntz Alun Tollefson, ,lunlor Secretary Treasurer, wlth Jeanette Youngblood, WIFTCII Wade w ltll Dorothy Eggleston, Senlor Secretary Treasurer, Frank Evans, ,lunlor Home Room Une PIOSlIlCIlt, wlth Elleen Prlce, Ray !ll0Ild Cooper, Semor Home Room One PfCQldCIll, Wltll Harrlet Bunders an11 Gordon Wach ter, ,lumor Home Room Two Presldent, with .lune Kleser Followmg t11e officers came the rest of t11e pron1enaders who 11es1red to part1c1p1te Ill cl1 uve of preparatlons for the Prom was General C11 11rn1 111 Robert W 1l1er, asslsted by Busme-s llan 1ger Gordon Wachter llll the or1hestr1 KOIIIIIIIIIPC were kllI'CIlCC BCIllSl1, C11 llfllldll, Frank Evans, Beverly I mdner, and Shlrley Noggle Ill 111 1rge of programs were Wllllld Qtembaeh, Chalrman, Noreen Betz, Roscoe D llell, MTFJOFIC lllf'1lfl'lh0II, an11 A1v111 Tol lefson Responslble for the decoratlons were Ruth Nlelsen, Ch urm 111, Lols A11 1111s, Law renee Benda, Raymond Bemsh Max Betzel, P1ul DeMuth, M1ry Fernette, Qtanley Hlmann, Donald H111 June Kleser, Lyle Llpke Charlotte Mara, Albert Wovey, B'1s1l Stephen, Gordon Wlellter, an1l Delores Walbaum Mary Caulke Cl111rman, R1y1no1111 Dmgherty, Lucle Ann Codden, and Wlargaret Long made up the 1nv1t1t1o11 1omm1ttee 'md Nl1r1o11 Wl1eFacl1ern and llarvaret W1llar11 han1lle11 publlcltw Mlss Ruth V111 Akkere11 wxs f1111lty dIlVlSCl' Tl1e chaperons for the evenmg were the gentlen1en of t11e fncultw 111d thelr escorts and the p1rents of the ,Iumor and Semor class officers The e11t1re 1fl'11r w 1s pronounced 0118 of t11e IIIOSI successful ever KING ROBERT QUEEN RUTH ANNUAL UNIOR PRGM 49 v . . . . . . 1 1 1 . . . . . , U 1 1,21 1 21'2 2 ' '2 2 ' 2 1 2 ' . 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SOCIAL The Aawakla Campfire poses for th1s pzcture Its at the Chrzstmas party and Mlss Patterson and Mzss Van Akkeren find. somethlnq wrong wzth Bzll Dalen M Mzss Deary wmks at some one m the audzence K1eth Dally struts h1s stuff At the Aawakza Snowball dance llnsetl Eterybody laughs at the Senzor Christmas party Lel s yell louder The Watopapzwz campfire LITES ' ' , 4. Crowley rubs his beard while KM EALITINI full well that 'a healthv mlnd deserves 1a he altln bodv the educators of to day have placed phw-11 al educataon praataa allv on fa par wath 'acadenuc subject- At Pralrle Hugh School lt has been an ada a p ut of the regul ar school cur ruuluna The Plawu al Fducataon department an the sxhool ha- proffre -ed durang the p lst few years MR SMITH MISS VAN AKKEREN from anerela fa coaarse ln the use of Illdlilll clubs aaad settang up exerclses to the pre ent ln lCl'CSl.lIll' and stlnlulatlng program for both bovs and fflrls Physical education as held durlng the regular clfass perlods of the day lll order that ewerv bov and glll may hfave the opportu mtv to receawe thas valuable tr lllllllg The bows cl ass work COIIQISTS of apparatus work, bas ketball boxang, ace skatlng, klttenbfall, Hl3l'ChlIlU pang pong, pyramld bulldlng, tumbling, track, tenms, touch football and volley ball The varls sports are apparatus work, basketball had IIIIIIIOH, al ancang klttenb all, naarchang. pang po ag, tumblang, track, tennis, ace Skiltlllg, shuffle board and volley hall The ClllllllI1Hll0l1 of the work done by the fllll-6I'CIlt classes was presented at the Elghth Annual Phw SlCfll Fducatlon Demonstrataon held Apral 6 to how the parents the splendld re sults of tla phv ed program The motto of thas ve ars demonstrfataon was In our work we 'are maklnv a llVlI'lg, 1n our play we make a llfe The Junior and semor high physlcal ed ucatloa mlasses, G A A members, varl scouts 'and the boys 'and glrls tunabhn-I clubs each con trabuted a Slll1C to the proffraan which consasted of stunts on the g,yna apparatus, dancing, fa flrst aad 4lClllOZlSll'ltl0Il, vanaes, an archang, tumblang paramld blllllllllg and a waaad drlll Mass Ruth Y aa Akkeaen la as charge of the varls factnltaes 'and Mr fecal Samth 18 the darector of the boys classes SOME everal members of the phys lcal educatwn class help then' compamons to get a topsy turvy anew of the world The gzrls dont seem to be over erertmg themselves m then' routme FUN l 51 I 1 1, , ., .-,. 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A C4 ln ti C u A ' 7 - , fwbn NIOM, the llLlIll610l1b organ1zat1ons of the School, 11ot the least ln lmportance, are the Letter Club and the Glrls Athletlc ASSOCIHIIOH Anv boy who has merlted a letter 1n athletlcs IQ ehglble for ClCCll0I1 to the Letter Club Membershlp ln the C A A IS entlrelw optlonal Uutstandlng among the events and 3Ct1V1t1CS sponsored by the letter Club was the annual Athletlc Banquet at whlch Ly nn R Waldorf, coach of Northwestern Unlversltw, mfls the maln speaker The banquet was held on Mav 4 111 the hlgh school gvmnaslum Wore than three hundred athletes and IJIIQIIICQQ and professlonfnl men of tlns COlllllll1Hlty who are lnterested 1n athletlcs attended the bfunquet whlch was serwed bw the D0ll1CStlC SCI ence department under the General fllI'CCtlOIl of Wllss Jane Strohn ACtlHg as toastmaster for the ewemng was Mr J Alvln Dru vor, Pl1bllQllCI' of the C1dWf0l'Il Countv Pres- Dr Wm G Nugent, Presldent of the Board of Fducatlon welcomed the guests and Coach Slllltll responded on tl1e1r behalf Mr Pearl Herold 'ind Dr H B Yon Ruden l'CI'lllIll9CCIl on thelr lllgll school experlences Seventy two vlrls from tl1e four hwh school classes c une to the first IIICCIIHXEI of the G A A 011 October 4 to elect officers md make a general buslness schedule for the school vear Rltl Welghner w as elected Presldent Vlolet Sclm ert, Vlce presldent, md Nelhe Sclm ert, Secretary leyball, and track MIIIOF sport- were horseshoe, plllg pong, lllklllU, blffycllllf. skating and badmlnton Seweral of these spoxts were exhlblted 1n the Hlgll School DCHIOIISITAIIOII on Aprll 6 Basketball, tl1e nl 1111 sport of the wea1 was chmaxed by the class tournament Wiltll the Jl1lll01'S Clllfffglllg as fin ll uctors for tl1e SCCOllIl consecutne ye lr Color tefuns COllblStlllg of glrls selected from the four cl 1-ses were chosen liter for the 111111or touln :ment A svstem of polnts IS used Ill the club md nl emblem IH awarded to each Ulrl wllo has the required 11ulnbe1 P0llltG 111 U be won bv t lklllz, p nrt 1 1 1 speclfled number of lCtlWltlCS BRAWN He men of the school the Letter Club members pose for thezr pzctures The Semor and Junior mem bers of the G A A BEAUTY .Af . ' I o L ' ' Yu . u n . . 'Y . l 1 . . . . J K , l x ' Ck L I -r . ' . 's . ' V . . . L . I 7 Y . .- P 4 .1 , . ' .T ' c ' . ' ' 1' . . ' ' 'c 1 rs. . . . Y . . . 1 J , . , . X 7 . . . . . . . . . . . . r ' - g 3 U '. . z .- . . , . 1 . f - ' v - . 2 . v, 1 is X' 3 I V r ' - w. 0 i . 4 V I - treasurer. The major sports in which the girls participated were kittenball, basketball, vol- ' 1 I . . A S v . V- . . U . 7 . F, k 1 . 4 1 1 i . .Y 1 I 1 I . v 4 S 1 Y. ' V' ' z Y' S , ' f 1 . . 1' ' ' as ' 1 ' ' z . 1 ' 1 ' . ' ' z 1 . . ' . U' 1. ' '. ' . ai' ' ' 1 ' 1' 1 'xv 2 1 z ' ' nf. 'Qi Y a 1+ ft , I ... 5 4 . ' 1 Steinbach, Ballantine, Coach Smzth Eddie Benzsh Leland Moore Warren Wade fhold mg lns nosel and Jasper Harwood look on the game wzth znterest Prazrtes double reverse workznq aqam Babe Graap ts completmg the play by slzppmg the ball to Ray Ben rsh 6232 who scampers for a touchdown agamst Dodqe vzlle V tl1e fall of 51, an X squad and reserves were Lhosen to eurv the pwskm over the 'foal of thelr hlghlyrlted opponents Couh Smiths team, llthOllgh not consldered of cllamplonshlp 1 1hber at the outset of the seuon, 1 IIIIC xery close to being Juet that Wm mng 21 llllfll berth 111 the final ratmv of the Southwestern Conference, the Maroons placed tlnrd ln the upper half Wllll a percentage of 661 W111s were recorded over Mlneral Pomt, Fennnnore, Dodffeulle, and Boscobel Two exceptlonallw h 1rd fought games were lost by .1 slnn murgm of polnts to Plltteulle and Ldll1lStCT All members of the first eleven performed well for Prurle Fdward lBabej Graap, half b1ck and captun, combmed llblllty wlth br llllW0l'k 'md CAPTAIN GRAAP real trlple threat m 111 R 11 Bemsh, 1 vers speedv player, tlong with Dunes md lampbell also dnl Hood work 111 the hukheld 'lhe nurleus of thc lme ws 1s R11 fBurrl Cooper, 1 hard ara:-lung tu kle, who wx- tl threat to un team 5 offense Nielsen md ltber took Hood care of the end d!hl llIllClllS, Mllllf' I lnreme Bemnh, t1cklc, md Llpke md Bet7le, vunrd- 1ll turned 111 Hue defensne work to strengthen the tc un W uhter, be ldc IN'I'fOI'IlllllU hu work ln ment: r, bafked up the Prurle llllC 10llSlllCl'dblY with the'-e men md 1 0Ull numbc r of re erxe , the RISC! n1en completed .1 well pent en-on 011 the l'ltlll'0ll PIGSKIN PARADE .Af 53 f I ' y 1 , -,- 1 I 1,1 1 ff , 1, I 1, . Q, ' ' ' is ' T 1 -1' 1 - - I. .. 3' . . - U 1, --,1 . , . 1 7- - as va 1 I 11 , LL - - 77 I, 1 1 1 , U - ca ' 1 as , - 9 1 ' D - 1 .. 1 v 1 ' ' ' ' Tl ' , ' 1 if Ti ' ' ., ' ' . . ' - u cs ' ' ' U ' . . - ' 1 1' 1 ' ' ' 1 ' ' . 1 ' ' T2 . ' ' , 1 ' ' ,. 1 1 - 1 1 . . . . . 1. 1 was by far Pr11irie's most outstanding grid star, being il 1 1 .' 1 I' , , 1 ' ' g ' ' 1 ' ' . ' , - 5 ' 11' i I 1 ' ' ' ' ' g 1 ' ' 1: ' 1 1' , ' g .' ' ' , I1 , - 1 1 ' 1 . g 1 J, 1 . ' ' ' ' , '1 . V1 ' S' ,s , ' D ' Y' 1 1 Gi ' Y . ,. 1 1 ,. - s - ., . . A ' ' ' 'S 5 ll D 1 'Y I X Lf , ' f . ,Stl Starting lineu.p for the Dodgeville game. The line left to right reads-Eber, C. Benish, Lipke, Wachter, Bet- zle, Cooper, Nielsen. The backfield consists of E. Ben- ish, Campbell, Davies and Graap. Fir, A I ll lb .s f. , Q M. Homecoming C r o w d. The cheerleaders are Owen Clay- ton, Ruth Waller, and Roger Holmberg. G R O A N S F R 0 M Prairie 7-Mineral Point 0 PRAIRIE HIGII launched its 1937 grid campaign with an upset victory over Mineral Point. The Maroons worked fast and soon Ebel' snared a pass and stepped into the end zone. Graap ended the day's scoring by booting the ball between the uprights for the extra point. Prairie used a passing attack to good advantage with Graap firing the ball consistently to Eber and Nielsen, who did good work on the receiving end. Cooper led the work of the forward wall with his outstanding, vicious tackling. Prairie 12-Fennimore 0 The Maroons chalked up their second victory as they trimmed Fennimore 12 to 0. Graap became the hero of the game as he took the ball on the opening kickoff, and, behind good iu- terference, raced eighty-five yards to a touclldown. Later '4Babe,' again went over. The Prai- rie line was like a stone wall and repulsed the Fennimore players at every turn. Prairie 12-Platteville 13 The GiRlN'6FlllCllii encountered their first defeat at the hands of a favored Platteville eleven, who barely nosed out the Maroons by one point. The Maroous scored early with a touch- down pass from Craap to Eber, but Coach Hillis men soon countered and made good the try for extra point. Prairie came back fighting and Graap put new life into the game by a spectacular eighty yard scamper to a touchdown. However, the ever important attempt at conversion failed. Platteville then passed its way to another touchdown to put the game Mon icen as Prairie's offense completely failed to click in the scoreless second half. 54 THE GRIDIRON Pratrze 0 Lancaster 6 K very towh Lancaster team handed the M lroons lllCll.' second setback The Pralrle eleven was stored upon lll the first quarter durmi which Lancaster penetrated the formers hne repe ntedly and plunged over from the one yard marker After thls the forward wall of Pralrre stiffened and the vlctors were un lble to push across another score Wachter, Pralrle center, d1d 0lllSt2lI1IllIlg defenslve work 1n backing up the Maroon llne and nailing the Lancas ter backs as they came through The Pralrle backs falled to hlt their strlde, wlth the excep tlon of Rav Benlsh, who galned most of the yardage Prazrze 52 Dodgewlle 6 From the standpolnt of scores, the 1937 homecomlng game ln Pralrle du Chlen was the most successful of any so far The Rlvermen swamped Dodgevllle as they pushed across elght touchdowns and four extra polnts After the score had been tled at SIX all, the game was all Pralrle Four touchdowns were accounted for by Graap, two by Ray Benlsh and dIIlC Pralrle 12 Boscobel 0 Coach SIIl1tllS team ended tl1e season with a convlnclng 12 to 0 vlctory over Boscobel After passes to Nlelsen 'und Rav Benlsh put the ball on the twenty Graap carrled lt over for the first touchdown Davles later crashed ncross the goal hne tallylng the Rlvermens second score Pralrle had a very declded edge ln first downs and ln yards galned from scrlmmage Prazrze takes to The mr Coach Smzth Graap throws a pass Ntelsen Pass R Bemsh to Graap On the bench Graap around right end .l.. R Benlsh caught' C Bemsh looks on 55 f ' ' C: - -.Q . z ' ' . ' ' V . m ' - . ' Y . ' , , . . , U ' a ' 1 ' . ' 1 . ' ' , aa - sv ' . . . . , one each by Wade and Eber. Every high school boy out for football saw action in this wild lf' U . . , I . . . . 1 . 1 ' . 9 . . - I I 1 ' - 46 - 9 so I C is ' , . ' . . . , . CASES FOR N March 18 Prairie s basketball team coulpleted the most successful season it h is ever had Only one other te un had won a basketball trophy, and that tw enty three ye urs ago After only three years in the Southwestern conference Pr lll'l6 tied for first place with Cuba Cnty and may have had the title alone if they had had '1 chance to play the Cubans Last lNovember Coach Slllltll had the Job of selectlng a squad of ten from nearly a hun dred boys However, when the first game started Swede Nielsen, Babe Graap, Glen Eber, King Waller, and Frankie Evans were on the floor and Benish, Wacliter, Cronert, Woggle TIPPCIW, and Kramer were on the bench The first fiwe were soon known as the lron Men and played most of the frames alone In the conference the Swede led the team by chalkinv off thirty nine field goals 'md fourteen free throws, addlng up ninety two points braap was second banging ln thirty two field goals and ten free throws to make seventy four points Waller was third, on fifty seven In addition to being the most successful season ever, lt ranked high as one of the most thrilling ln the history of the school The peak in thrills was probably reached in the sec ond Dodgevllle game when after a seemingly comfortable lead the Dodgers came back spite fully to tie the score at twenty four all Having only two seconds to play, King Waller re C6lVCd the privilege of a free throw and after long deliberation sank it to the tune of one banana split at a twelve cent special price Highest score by Prairie was thirty SIX, by the opposition fM1neral Pomtj thirty two, incidentally ln the same game Fewest POIHIS was thirteen against Plattevllle, 1n the tour nament The least by opponents was twelve by Lancaster The worst drubbing also was handed out 1n the Lancaster frame, thirty four to twelve At the tournament the team proved an IIIIIIICIISC disappointment After winning their first game in flashy manner they dropped the second to Platteville IWICC defeated ln a slow, dead game for the surprise of the season This upset the fellows so completely that they laid their last tournament game 1n the laps of Fennlmore Nielsen Eber Wachter Bemsh Waller Noggle Graap, Gronert Kramer and Evans Captam elect Waller Graap, stellar guard N1elsen, hzgh pomt man Evans Eber 56 0 . . 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I . 3 , T H E C O U R T Praarae 21 Bloommgton 10 Rll- -t lllf 1I tl11 -1 -on 1' Illql tel 1 I 1 IIN 11110 40110 lr 11' toawla t1 1111 If 111111 I1ow11 Ull 1 fI1-I11 of INNNII' but g111- Z1 ore fllllllil' of w I1 1t w 1 to 1o1111 ll 1 ll ll 111 wat 1 1-1 YI ll llillllt I ralrae 27 Mineral Pomt 21 wllll tl11 I11Ip ol' l'll0l'S reI1oa1111l wo1I1 lfllflf' Nllll llll0 1o11l'ere111e work w1tI1 1 w1Il XItI1o111I1 tl1r1'1t11111I 111ral lllllfi 11 1 ll 111- n11l11t 11r r11r1e gun tl11-1 1111111111-1tra111l ll tnnu wI1 at tI111 11111I1I 111 1 11111 4111 'ln tll ll w 1 ll Il ll nt to top I It I 11111t1 rx I raarze 30 Fenmmore 2.3 Ill the Dow-1' llllfll 1 11111 1 111111 tl11 hr-t llllilllll' of 1I1 1111p1o11-I11p hope- As 111 the other two g 11111- 11111 te 1111 1oa1I1I COIIIIII lllll onl1 NlllllllPIll p11w1 r to wan comfort al1l1 tlaouffla I1 lllllltdppefl I11 1 gre It 1111011111 of foulanff Pralrle 24 Platteuzlle 17 The tea111 longed for blood lllfl 1erta1nl1 took at Out to IX en' e a 1111111 ber of ansultc, amonv them a 41 to 10 defeat labt 1ef1r the1 pI'11e1l Plattc 11ll1 off 1ts feet, to 1'11e them the farst beatan-I lll 1 number of 1eare A 11111-at tl11 toughest te 1111 tl1e1 were to pl 11 thas wear, Coach SlllllllS men allowed 11111 they could dllll would take the Wlllll from Platteulleb Gul CAPTAIN NIELSEV Pralrle .31 Lancaster 15 11 11 brup lllll 1 Ill- t 1 Pr a111e off- Jumped all o11r I 1111 1-t1r t11 I1 ll tl11 Il taen v11tor1 lll 1r1 I1 to lltl 'VUIILS t w IS e111 ent that L1111 INICI Ill w as not 111 to 1t ll lld ll'lllll1ll'll YVaIl1r took all 1Iefe11s11e laouore tll lt l0lllll I11 l'11rI1 11111 to llly o111 1111 111I111 Pralrle 31 Dodgeualle 111 IC D0llQ.,tNlllQ Doalffers 1o1Ilf1'1I 1el1 1tl11II1 t11 tl11 lllllf ol' litfllly 11111 to I1l't11n ll w lb the first lllgllt th lt Naelsen pro1ed himself to he 0YLOIlll0lllllW hot, fllllllllllf oll fo11r ICCII polnts lll the best of style The whole te 1111 showed lane 1oop1r1t1o11 Ill play Pralrae 2 1 Boscobel 14 Bo-acobel 1 -1111 1ll, pepperv ledlll ufforouely 1 1rr1c1l tI1e f1u1l to lraarae lllll at was IlOt tall the 110111111 11111111tes of tI1e ga111e that the 'Nlaroon and bold L0lll1l cl 11111 111tor1 lllls ga111e 1o111plete1I I11lf the l0lll'CI'CIltC seaaon, flCflIlllClV pro11111f Pr llI'lL the te 1111 to heat Pralrle .36 Maneral Pomt .32 bhowang tI1e straan of former frames the lro11 'llen recea1e1l tI1e1r first -41 are when, after 1 Gale Ioolunff lea1l had been cut down, the Pointers sniffed 111tor1 1111I 1-et o11t after at I wa 11 1I1 I11 opportune Lounters lll tl1e last few nuaautes tl1 at lraarae wa 1I1I1 to w111 Pralrze 24 Fennamore 14 For the fir t tnne Il'llI'lC defe ated FCIIIIIIIIOIG 0Il the l1tt1r 5 1111111at1 H1111 Xll IllI'0ll1'll It 1 1 1 1 ll ll t11 111 1111 oa 1 Il t ae 1-1 1 ll 1rt1 r 011 1 lllll 1 - 1gg111 1t111n Ill Ill 11111 to lllll Ill lf dlltl Ill llllt 1111 1th lead It wa Ill Ill w 111 1 1 lf 1 Ill 111 r1111111111' Praarle 34 Lanraater 12 1 1o11t the llll of lll0lI' Ing gun-5 1111.1 ter 1' I Pl 1 prf-1 to t If 111' I11rp-I1oot1r 1 - tl11 H1111111111 wer 1I11 1 af lrazrze 27 Dodgez zlle 21 1 111111 t11 01 1r-1 1 ot OI 'e laat 11111 lt dl 1 lllth ll 1 o e 1 r11r11 1111110 to 11 eat 111 ler l0ll erenee 1 1 1111 1 lll 11' 1111 I1111I11te1l lo11rt11 IDOIIIIS b11t nt 111- 11 ICII 1 llll two 5Ct0ll1lS to pI11 tl 11 XX II1r 1I I 1111 1 IIOIIII to w the game 57 . . . ,. 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' 'ag 'I 1 ' r 1 li 'il ' 11111 1- 115 lj ' 'in Prazrze 26 Boscobel 13 PIIIIIC took the Red and White 111 stridc ohuously Nilllllll' for Platteville Pralrle 31 Plattevllle 24 'Ihe Hilhnen came to asenve the W1OllgS th it l1ad been done em but all they got was sad defeat Thls had the dlStlIlCtl0ll of belnff the ronf hest game of the year, neither side being 'adverse to hitting in the clinches lhouffh Pr urie ss is nex er behind, the frame was extremely close all the way This concluding gune at last 1 lnched for Prairie the conference title which had been at stake till the last moment of pl my Pralrte 36 Darlmgton 22 In the first tournament gnne the Dogs seemed to prose their masters lhew had little trouble in defeating the second lllWlblOll Duhngton team, without fuss or muss 'lhe 1nd1 vidual work w as fine and the te lmwork excellent so that their opposltlon lppeared befuddled und could not get going Pralrte 1 3' Platteville 27 as records show They just could not get goin-f lgllllit an inspired Platteville team Ewery tc un h IS in off night and chance made th It tha one, though why, we are un :ble to Sly Pralrze 24 F enmmore 31 After the stinging blow dealt by Platteville the te nn could not again get started and though they tried hard It was not lll them lhere were, howes er, flashes of good play when lt looked hke the earlier part of the year By dropping th1s ff une Prairie lost a place in the tournament Prazrze 31 Alumnz 24 After two losses the Prairie Does cnne buk to mm in thelr old form Although there was nothing at stake the vfune was hfud fouvht ind IIIIBICSUIIU' 'ill the wav Eber Benzsh and Graap un der the basket Graap .shooting and Evans follows Eber goes for the ball Rebound Free throw Noggle shoots Wally leaves the floor HARDWOOD HEROES 58 R.. ,, z ,.,,. v. .- , . ' - I V Q. . nv ' 9 1 U I K l . . . . . U 1 ll i I iv 1 . . . I . . . . N' U U i. . wh , . U ' ' 1 1 . Q - N . H 77 . f ' - Y 'l v , ' 1 . . 7 . 1 C x o - ' 1 1 ' ' : ' ' ' 1 1 ' D. Prairie defeated-it cannot be, but they were. They were of il certainty the better team 1 ' ' ' . ' ' ' 1,1 1' s 1 ' s ' , ' , ' ' . ' 21 1 1 ' 1 ' ' 2 ' 1 2 s , 1 1 1 . 1 ' 4' r . Y . ' I 1 1 1 1 ' . . . I . 1 I I l v . U . Ui I. . N . , - A . V I. . Ui 1 i I V. . . . 1 I '. ' , ,g. 1' D 1 ' ,:'g. ul. Q 2 ' TRACKSTARS HIS ye ar h a-ch all w as dropped from the athlctla provr am and l 1 urn Hufh aonu ntrm al all ll fflort on tru k, WlllC1l was t If only ma or s arm f s port n- we ar - tr uk tm nn was ua t around fue lettcrmen Graap the 4 apt un bronmlt, YY ade, and hrer, bPlllOI'N, and R Benn-h a lannor Wlr fltll F Slllltlla athlctlc dlrectoa, coached thc te un are lfraap w as the we arf. most Olllilllllllllff all arounm athlctf ln tr atlt he held more ltl0I'tl'- th an any other '-1111010 an an In the 100 y ard d ash he 1 aptured the school record of 105 -ctonds He dnl the 44-0 yard d ash an 546 seconds and lll hr t an thc hwh jump w as 5 feet 1 H Inches Although not lllllllllllil Ill tu rascu-. throw tn-a car a e llw -cnt tu nn sale 109 fcct 9 antht Besides capt lllllIlU' thc track team, Bahe also w as captaan of tlus years vradsters and was a st ar ba ketb all man Pody Gronelt r an the 120 yard hagh hurdles an 16 2 sec onds brc akanff the preuous school rctord of 11 5 seconds held COACH SMITH by Vernon Yonkers of the class of .51 He also ran the 120 ward low hurdles lIl the record tune of 148 seconds and par tlcapated 1n the 100 and 220 yard dashes and 1n the half male relay Romeo Watle dad 20 feet 11 mches 1n the blOdfl. Jump He also ran the 100 and -140 a nd da lass Ill both of Wllltll he nlade a fine 51lOWlll ' Skllllly Arm Eher was Pralrles expert ln the shot put He paopelled the metal sphere through space for fa record of 44 feet 61fm 1I1C1l6S Ray Benash, the only JUIIIOI' letterman lll trfack, spccxalued Ill the pole vault Has rec ord was 10 feet whuh, although under the all school record, as a Hood start for fa ,lllIl10I' Other Pralrle men out for track events were L ampbell W achter, and foubl ln the hagh jump, Betzle lll the dlscus, Looper ln the shot, Welsch 1n the male, Stelnbach lll the dashes and broadjump Clanton 1n the polevault, Daugherty an the hurdles, Davaes 'and Ballantine an the half male, and Danes ln the dlscus lhe da-tract track meet was held at 'Vlnaeral Poant, on Nlay 13 lhe conference tr ack meft, where lraarae competed i dlIlSt teams from Lancaster, Plattcyllle Mnaer al POIIII, and Dodffey llle, was held at Plattevllle on Nlav 20 Trackmen whom Pralrle will lose by graduatlon are Graap, hbcr, Gronert, Wade, Dawes, B all antme, Stelnb uh, Cooper, and Llanton Eber prepares for a mzghty ejfort at the shot put I looks good for forty feet O7 Graap strains successfully to clear the bar at a hzgh a!t1 rude 1 l 4 2 , sf ' if y -- v ' y 1 -t au 'J 59 I' ' 1 if 1 '11 'l f T ,1 Li- '1 'P . ., 1 . 1 'S . 5 1- 1 4 l ' .J .I ,,.I . ll u 1 1 1 1 2 : 11 , '1 1 , 1 1 1 1 . 1 , 1 . 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X., U i, 2 1 .U 1 ' if - e , . 1 C, - U . 1 . . . . 1 ' . 1 1 1' N su. 1 5 X , ,al 1 - 1 CINDER .ai-fc T94 SEASON RAIRIL H1011 mfade fa very brllh mt showing in trick thi- wear In the first dual track meet o tae c a-on with Glyn 11111 Plalfle won by the unaasu al -core of 79 to 29 Prairie had little trouble in bc ntmv bay- Wlille She took 9 firf-.t pl ac e- high jump, bv Graap, broad Jump W ade, -hot put, 1' bei , ch-cus, Betzle, 100 and 220 ward d a-hes, bra xp, mile run, Welsell, first but succeeded 1n taking second and third pl aces Bemsh won second m tlae pole vault and Eber, third Qecond in the 410 yard dash w is won by W ide and third by Campbell 11 the hralf mile DIXIGH w ls second ind B.allant1ue third lhe sccond dual track meet ww held Wllll L unpion vaho won the meet bv a score of '36 A to 51141 In this content two of the school 16101115 were broken bra ap broke the record of the 100 w ard da-wh by running it in 103 seconds lhe record of high hurdles was broken by 13 secondr. when Gronert ran them ln 162 secondh l'ber took first in the shot put and disc ua, wlule Cru ap took the first places lll the 100 md 220 vdrd dfaqhes bronert took first in the high hurdle lnd first ln the llllle was tlken by Wfelbc lm ln 1931 lrnrie lost the conference meet it Platteville not bec auhe of' Lack of ability but bec ause of luck of men at the meet The reflmon for defect at thu- meet wu- bec ause of the method of lNlllg1 point- At this meet fise plfacea were gnen instead of the um al three plfwew At the dl-trlct mcct at Wlnac nal Point, Pr urie wa lepre-ented by the smallest te un ever -ent from here to a ch-xtrlct meet In -plte of this the team returned with cl uctorv FIOIII thib mc-ct ljfllfli vaent to the state meet and took second in the clash B competition at Wladic-on 60 5 'two 1' 1 to to -V 1 14? if 4 V K Z 1 . 1 .7 2 l I ,. E , 'I , , 1 l X I V ' P . ' ' 1 1 ' '1 ' ' 1 1' ,1 . f'l'SP1.' 1 1' s, U' C1 , . . . . . . . . -1 U ' s .. ' 1v.', d ' ' ' , V1 I ' if , 1 ' ' ' zand the high und low hurdles, Gronert. In the other three events Prairie failed to take a ' ' . . ' , f- 1 '1 li ,1 ' ' 1 . 1 ' ', 1 : if 1 ' 1 ' ' . 'Y 'xi 4 I I 1 ' N4 . v 1 , . , 1 1 , , 1. .1 1 1 . 2 '- a 1 N Q 1 1 V Y 1 . 1 . . . , , .. . , . 1 . ' 1 . ' 1. 1 ' ' ' 2 ' ' '1 1 ' 1 U' '. 1 ' ' s 1 ' ' ' 1 if . l x 1 1 4 K K 1 C L ,'1 S 1' , 1 , . ,.. .1 1 f 1' A1 1 n o n l n g ,' ', 1 ' . 2 1 '1 , .,:. A. , ,, 1 l ,. a p ,is .4 K. p H, A. 1 K. i . A., . 8 'A ' I . K- ' '. . 4 1' . V' . 'V' . .1 1 1 ' . ' '1. ' v KNOCKOUTS Junior DiLision of the Girl's Athletic Association. Cmon Clarence you havent won yet Up he goes uho he s nobody knouo playfnllrf lnock each other around and about uVERY'0DE Lyle Lipke and Ira Ahrens T-1 :A v BASHFUL Wont one of you gzrls do a trick on the mat for the camera? A human pyramzd was these boys contnbutzon to the phy .szcal edu cation demonstratzon ny boy It looke easy the way these boys do nt AND BRAVE 62 , . . . . climb upon my knee son- I TRAM R LQ RKNII RH 1' - s 10 i in lll Inter-4 I0 IH lm 1-por -, 1 .mu . in it 1 0tl1 P21 4 o mtl.llnllr.i - I- N Ht '4ll1HNll 1 N na - n - 4llr ff nr- N4 1 ual: . . - t now tonte t ll0l'HP'4 101, ro W, - o s 1 -- - . 1 11 .1 I - 1 t If lllfldIlllll'd - no - Tour ll Football 1,111 ll llllllll ll lf lf Ill Fdlllllfil qenlioll UU ll NIYN lllllff t If rclll N 0 ll lo llll f'I'f'lld4llfI'N llu -0 how wclc fllvldcd 11110 four tr mr- fvl'0llf l't tfnun won thc' tourna mf-nt plmul 1 in mm o tif- season Il Shu tnnn wsu- puked from thc plawvru ou 0 tlnu 1 1 - 4 Xll Stars then tlcff' :tu hronc-rt mln llllplllll hi i team Basketball n l'lIlllIl'1ll lui-lutlmll, IIPXI in llli, irowwl to ll mm- if .ir 1 mtrunurn -polt Xhout -lxtw how partlupatcd to llldki up sw tnum- xwlN10ll'lll,l,lll0 lurcluf' Nfllll uf'-tc ln, Nlnhw nn, .mel Nllnnc-ot.11.1pt11ln01l by X 1 rnon lhun - lhnmoml Loopt r lllllif' 1 .imp lu-ll R1lWlllllIlll llalllfln rtx lldlll SICPIIPIIN, .tml l mrfnu lhnfll rf'-pmtnvlw l' irls in tht -1 won, WIQCOIIQIII, Purdue .mm Ohio sun tlul for first plump .tml rc llhllllfll that ws is until ilmo-it thi' end of the wear wlmn Ohio sm- flvfmltvfl bv WISLITIIHIII WINLOH lll then umhul hr-t plate bw clefeatlnlf her rival Purfluf 1l1.n left LHIIO and Purrluc tif-tl for -monfl plan: rlhv QIZIIIIC between the-e two rivals im- plawml and Purdue emervml uc IOYIOIIN Nltll -01 onrl plue honors Free Throw Contest X flee thloss montf -t lu l4l ln le xguc ws ltll lntr unural basketball gmc all the boys gl clmmc to Joll h up on lllll' - l00llll 111 1 101 was 'VIXCII 1 4 mm: to llldlxf' 21 T10 tlrow- ll mow in lklllt' t ll lilo t out o tu 75 um W lllhllll llt llt ron, gl -ophomorf who 111.1110 ll r -uoml Mau . - 1 , 1 -Pl , 1 1' ti-11 1 fri -hm. 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'l -4l fo ll' with 'l wore' of 15 wore Elvin ll1 N'lll l rv4l Cl'mton, .' iiors' 'lllll Calc' lla,- ' I. 'k, 1 'lll. A fvw ye-urs ago. ping pong was introeluvocl in the high school. llllll has sinvf' im-n-uwfl in pol 1 U' ly I-' I .' ' I l 1l.'. H l 1 t Iii ll1 t' -, Y IT -x, - ' 'l C' ' t, ' l Clfl-Y I- '- l--115 H -H' 1' ' 1 - ' -l, ,fr .R - S' .. uf' ... A' A . I. I' , .-Xl P5 -t ' ' 1' 'J S ,' I-PU' p ' l lf1,,-1t 5 .'.'. Al ' l .' f 'F .. I 1 ' '-'11 -l ' 1 5 'll' ,. - t .' l'i1l l ' in the- 5-15 . R1 IB Fl, L- ,' ll' lloll. 1 l 1 r., l '- ' ti-l fo ft plan-1-. hut x 4-rv filrllly alfffv-itetl hy thc- inv'n -ililv 1' 1 np. The- r1ol'tl'll st-upon opc-nc-cl on April 18, wh:-n 'll4 llll Una- 'lt-fmtf-fl ilifvllll Two hy 1 .' 'ort- of T-3. lla '- th' 00 hoyy pirm-sl up for . ftl ' Il tl U' nr mul wvrc- l'vislPl intt five- -'misz Ui '. 'lin . VlillI't'l'. F ur, anl F' 'rz -A pt' ' l lj XY1 ll -', C' -'t. I' NI, li .', ' I I '1'. ...I ,. ' -1.- .Xt tht- tim- this l k ' I ss. Tv- Um- was in l' 's ' ', 1 ,. iv: 'in l lows-F. 'l'c-ann Tlirvf- ww: in fm' nl pl'1'- ss'th Illl'f'4' ' ' ivs 1 l loss. 1 -f ' hy 'fc-ann Hua- with ilu- xvorc- 8-T. 'lv' .3 F 1 l Two swrm- tivl f' r third IDl'lf'f'. 1-1u'i 'ith on' 't ry. llc' H- oi' tha- ui: nil r. toon ue-ra-: Uil am Xfpvn- ni. If--1 ,l' il. I -' 1 k t'1l- ll1 - wie-lx. ,luspc-r llalrxa l. william lle-Il'-' -' 7 -, .1 7 - 'll 71 ' 1 , ' 'Vcc' ' 1 i . Malcolm u-rites the theme of this panel on the board while i'Doolie gives an illustration. John Faust wiggles his ears in disdain . . . Who would think that Eldora would look so glamorous for Bob Iuers Red thinks it s all a Joke So does Podie Happy lasses Sour pusses at a football game Penswe Burr spilled some paint on his pants Bob caught Bob Francis the fixer A qlllllll xl expresslon will fllt uro lm ununhnuuc l l 1 1 ual rc ulel 1- hc no me the pI'0p0lNlPI'lIllC of pubhuty gnen to the pus es of the sunor- llll- lv no ws IW 'ln 'lttrl hutlon to tllell' belutv but to thelr mlevcr Clllllllilllg lll leermg 'lt the len-e- A few observant llllllCI'CllNNlll0ll, qulck to lexrn, boon perfected that fine art 'md thelr fue are preserwefl for posterltw llu fe lturc :nfl plcture eshtor- were lll fools p rradlse when 1t came to Uelllllg putureb for the feature page wllll such phyfnovnomles as Wlartha Raye Haupt and Raymond Ga ble Cooper, etc to choose from It was lndeed x pleasure to flll up thu page Thelr only revret lb that B :be 'ind Mac were not faClll the camera so their elfemlnate beauty llllgllt offer 1 contrmt to the rugveel mflnhood portrfived here Three presents two mce Gomg my way Lzla Santa and hrs helpers Frwolous Frosh B1ll board Bashful Bemsh Jomal jackass and gemal Jockey Rueful Ruth Here we go round the mulberry buvh E '3'FF'!i ff '1 -all 71 65 SCENES AROUND THE SCHOOL Qgetfrffffb Mrvdlyyw, fw,.4.444 54,11 , dpyrxf-A My .cv J 'JJ ,J X 4 1 ML Hmts Prom Kmg Chrzstmas party Camera man Sldelme scene Assembly Jumors made Cheerleaders .Snzztty behmd. the bar Would be chemzsts W o u 1 d be mathematlcums Embryo muszczans Intra mural free throw ar lists' FLGJ I 1 'V , V' r- ' , , J . 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