Prairie Du Sac High School - Prairie Pride Yearbook (Prairie Du Sac, WI)

Page 11 text:

i CJ‘ 2 ' A. C. Cuisinier Physical Education University of Wisconsin J. L. Cole PP.ysical Education P.ipon College ? Vocal Music Civics and GPernan Ripon College University of Michigan Carroll College r y

Page 10 text:

V i 5V2 v“T— --- Lt. John L. Cole, athletic coach of our High School from 1935 to 1941, was ordered to report for military duty Just before the beginning of the present school year and so has not been a member of the faculty this year. During the time that he served as coach his teams have nearly always'been championship contenders in basket ball, football, and track. He turned out championship basket ball teams in 1940 and 1941; championship football teams in 1939 and 1940 and track champions in 1940 and 1941. He earned the respect of the other coaches in the League; he had the confidence of his pupils and was well liked in the community. And we wish for him the best of luck, while he Keeps 'Em Flying . h j-j ’ Coming to Prairie the same year as Lieutenant Cole, Miss Weier began teaching the seventh and eighth grades, German and Civics classes. A very ' efficient instructor, Miss Weier received her B. A. Degree at Carroll College and her M. A. Degree at ,, Michigan University. Having charge of the library her last year here, Miss Weier worked out a new Vj arrangement which has been very satisfactory in . S the work of the school. The juniors have been under ‘v her able direction in their prom achievements for three years. When Miss Weier left at the end of the first semester the entire school felt they had lost a capable instructor and a wonderful friend. She I is now teaching her chosen subject, history, at [ Beaver Dam High School.

Page 12 text:

0 SOJOOL J-JOWL d 0 o 0 ■ i U r • •• • s 1 » ,• !' » 1 A 1 ; V|% 1 ' m h —rrr:— -.—- i t ' w i •' • • » • . « « 1 x 0 ere dear rcT ir e to ycu. Wa y uy e 22ZIZZ ±: £z$: ct) wfl I, l s cl 7i cl ever 1 e T rue n-------:--- Z.OC, )» our .)■ 'J '■■■ ■ — ■'■ ■ . ™ 1— — i % ■ ■■■—r p — V, V • •) ' A. • . •. (- . « A ZZEZZ2ZI9 i i -La- xd ) 5-CS we 5 n d Thru a)) the a -es 'V - I.» S P— —o—- r?—r r j •i u . j ( . . JT' 1 S • i 1 —e— 'Vi I- “ i i i 1 'r • • « - • V 'V 1 1 i i • i ri «j Thu Lj J r i V) d - — ne) JO thru our • M U -:-■....A —. i» ,, J !1 n r j’ 3± r-T- • • i—1 L 1 -i-t—.. « -» 1 ‘ G— i j -i—i —P- -■■' -J 1 1 Ii ves vety re- c )) ? f)cty S tij us he'sV of Li-JJj I'k . ' —A 1 ! ! ! |V. 1 t«l • i i i m -' '.■... } . -f T 9 I 11 '. x V - ■ ■ 1 ! » 1 a)) »- i ' 0 he res c) ?t r o)r) P r a i v i e Tc i|Cn . • '• • ' — I o 1 1 o 1. i • ' . X II « il A m ■P—- — , ■ , r- — a 1 i II 1 i 1 : :— — 'T 'I ' T------r To our r)e r (Vavrie h'dhour 13r )t r • e h i j h for 0 v - (?r r aV 'A 53