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

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. . .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 -

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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 . . . , -

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,. 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