Rhinelander High School - Hodag Yearbook (Rhinelander, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1941 volume:

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Qi -4 2 ff ALFRED DI GIACOMO I-li4Y Club Q, 3, 4, president 3, Band Q, 3, 4, Qrclnestra Q, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball Q, 3, 4, Junior Class play 3, l-li-Y Play Q 3 DORGTHY DQBBE Forensic Club Q, 3, 4, Secretary- lreasurer 3, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club Q, Accompanied Clioir 3, A Cappella Clioir 4, Latin Club Q, Co-president Q, Rrom Com- mittee 3, Junior Class Rlay 3, l-lodag Stall 4, Class Secretary-Treasurer Q, 4. LLOYD DOLAN af'- 4-4 'K I-IAROLD GAEDTKE A Cappella Clwour Q 3 RUTI-I GARBER ommercual Club 4 rls Glee Q 3 4 GAA Q 3 4 WILLIAM CIILFV Band 3 4 Drum Major 4 Dramatic Club 3, 4 Samcm JAMES DYCKI-IQFF Football Q Intramural Basketball Q DCRQIHY IEIVIDEN :rs Glee Club 3 GAA Commercial Club 3 4 Curl Reserves Q 3 4 Presnclent 4 Accompanued Clmorr Q 3 A Cappella Clworr 4 AARQN FALESKE VIRGINIA FISCI-IER T fJ,,,,1',.,.f1-4fQ1-v.,kL..-TLA ELEANOR ERICKSON Journalism Club Q Forensnc Club Q G rls Glee Club Q Dramatic Club 3 4 prom Commlttee 3 Camera Iu 4 Junuor Class Play 3 A Cappella Clwo r 3 4 Cheerleader 4 RUII-I GILSQINI Frenclw Club 3 4 Latin Club Q Dramatic Club 3 4 Forenslc Club Q34GAAQ LYLE GRAEF Bas etball I3 Squad 3 I-Io ag StaII4 I-IARFNI IN GRI INICT ROBERT FRIZ Band Q 3 4 Quartermaster 3 4 Forensuc Club Q 3 4 Vice Press 3 4 Lat n Club Q prom Committee 3 Intramural Basketball Q 569 ' ,A 'I 2 . -J q I-L, 3 4 ' 1 fi . -' It 'I 1 I 'A 1 A ' I , 3 4l G II i . . . 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Q, 3, Commercial Club 3, Science Club Q, 3, Dramatic Club ,Q I A 31 1 A I I 1 31 f I I ' V 41 1 1 91 fl' H 1 I f 1 3' ' , 1 . 1 1 f h 9 1 i 1 1 I A i 1 0 1 1 i ' I f ' 1 ball , ,4. .,, 9 J .4 . I 1 f ' 1 i r B 1 1 i I 1 1 ' 1 '- i I I ' HAZEL NEIBER G A A Q 3 4 Home Economucs lub Q Rresudent Q Commercaal lub 4 prom Commnttee 3 EUNICE NEWMAN l-lomeEconom1cs Club Q LQRRAINE NEWMAN AA Q 3 4 lmlo Q Economics CI b Q .S MARGARET MEWHOTTER RUTH MTLLER l-lom Economics Club 3 3 rl Rcserves 4. JAMES MEYER enslc Club Q 3 ecretary T asurer 4 Science Club 3 4 French Club 3 Latun Club Q Debate Q 3 4 0ratory3 Camera Club 4 QrclwestraQ 3 4 Journalusm Club4 MM J QAA gff jf gf lj PATRICK Q MALLEV Forensic Cl b Q 3 4 l-TTY lub 3 4 V1cel7reslclent4 Commercial Club 3 Dramatnc lub 3 4 Foot l-lodag Stall 3 4 Buslness Manager 4 Prom Commxttee 3 .lunucr lass 3 4 V e pre :dent Q TCM 0 MALLEV l-l V Club 3 4 TreasJrer 4 l3asl4et b Q 3 4 Co captaln 4 Football 3 4 prom Commlttee 3 JOSEPH CDWEN9 Latln Cl b Q Secretary Treasurer Q Eorenssc Cl b Q 3 4 lfrenclw lub 3 4 Commercual Club 3 Secretarv Tr asurer 3 Science Club 3 4 Rresndent3 Debate Q 3 4 Qratory 2 3 4 Lxtemporaneous Spealmng 3 Prom Commrttee 3 Class Vice pres1clent4 l-lodag Stall 4 ALLAN MCDRRISQN BERNARD MLJSSON Journalism Club 3 4 Commercial Club 4 Camera Club 4 Science Club 4 Vnce Rresldent 4 lntramural F3 lf rhall Q 3 4 prom Comm1ttee3 If 7 G! 7 ' 4' 1 RRTSQ r I For 1 1 41 S ' re 1 1 1 - , ,ffl-If ER 1 .J ,Q - -., 0, ff 1 ! ,ff lv , . . 11 , 1 3 A' 1.f17'AJ f i j A i Ln L l' 11 1 -A ' 1 ' ZLMX ' ace , , 5 ' A - ' ' 1 1 1 - U 1 1 I I' C C 1 E 1 1 1 ' 1 R C 1 - 1 C' 1 1 ' Ii ball 4, Baslcetball MBL' Squacl 3, 4, ' 1 1 4 C play , l-li-Y play Q, 3, 1 Class 1-: - s . 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JOYCE PRICE GAA SZ 3 4 AA Q 3 4 Science Club 3 GAA Q 3 4 ACappella lwonr A Cappella Clwonr Q ROBERT POSPYCHALA TONY RABL Hu YClub3 4 Basketball Manager Booster CI b Q 3 4 Prom Co Q 3 4 Football Manager Q 3 4 mvttee3 ClweerleaderQ 3 l'll Y Play 3 ,Is Aa ea -A 1 1 1 V Y I i , l 1 I I 1, 1 IC I U iB 3l A I 31 f' . -Q A f...,,, ' .A,,,,,i' CI 1 1 ic U ' 1 i A i C ' l 1 1 1 V If 3. U, xibq- , h ., 4 A Ary- 2 -. AF f L.uclLLE Poswcnam HARRIET neon E yd l D Q ' ' 1 1 I 1 i - ' ' 1 1 1 ' ' . 3, . 1 1 4 .C A zilff, A - fills' 6- - :ii I ,Q 3 .u- 4' 1 f U 1 1 f A ' 1 1 i 1 1 i I i 1 rf ARMENE RQQI GAA Q 3 4 A Cappella Clwonr WILLIAM ROSENKRANZ Swarm RAWVIQND RASMLISSEN lntramaral Baske ball Q RAEBURN REARDON Eorensnc Club Q 3 4 Debate Q 3 4 Qratory 3 Declamatory Q Jour nallsm Club Q 3 4 Reporter Stall 3 4 Science Club 3 Erenclw Club 3 4 LatnCIubQ LOIS REDFIELD Latnn Club Q A Cappella Cho prom Committee 3 CJ A A Q JANE SCI-IALLOCK G A A Q 4 Commercral Club 3 Grls Glee lub Q prom om muttee 3 WILLIAM SCI-IILLINGS ot all Q 3 4' Basketball Q 3 A .lournalusm Club 44 In ramural Basket- Rrom Commnttee 3- Class Secretary- ID II 4. Treasurer 3, DARRELL RUDE ELSWORTI-I SCI-IMOECKEL Eootball Q 3- Intramural Basketball Science lub 3 4. Q 3 4 Captain Q. KENNEII-I REII-IERFORD Scuence Club 4 Camera Club 4 Football 3 Intramural Basketball Q B Band RUTI-I RICE Commercial CI b 3 4 GAA 4 Camera CI b 4 Dramatnc Club 4 SHERMAN RILEY Intramural Basketball Q 3 4 lA .4 Swim VIOLA SCI-IOENECK EUGENE SIMONS VERA SCI-IULTZ Commercsal Club 4 DORQTI-IV SEXTGN Forenszc Club Q 3 4 l.atun Club Q French Club 3 4 Accompanueo ClwoIrQ Cunrls Glee Club3 Etem 3 4 Secretary 4 I-lodag Stall 4 Booster Club 4 Jun or Class Play 3 Prom Commttee 3 Une Act Plays 3 lwrlstmas play 3 Qratory 4 Declamatory 4 GEORGE SINE Eot all Q 3 4 l-lodag Stall 4 amera Club 4 Intramural Basket Q Secretary 4 GRACE SINE rensx Club Q AA A Cappella Cho r Q 3 4 G rIs Glee Club Q 3 Camera Club 4 '7 CORDAL SMITI-I GAIL STEFONIK Basl4etball B Squad 3 Intramural Band Q Science Club 3 Intramural BdSl4etbdll Q Baslcetball Q 3 Camera Club 4 RICHARD SORENSON lransler from Racine Wlsconssn Reporter 4 Journalusm Club 4 VERA SRAFEORD Gnrls Glee Club 3 I-Iome Eco nomucs Club 4, A Cappella Chour 4 GERTRUDE STUMRF Glrls Glee Club Q Journalusm Club 3 Booster Club 4 DA!-ILIA STURZL Commerclal Club Q Science Club Q, 3, Gnrl Reserves 3, Prom Com mnttee 3 -we - - O b 1 I f I C f - , -4 ball , 3, 4, I-li-V Club Q, 3, 4 . n I .I .I f ,f Eo . c I , G. . , Q, 4, 1 i ' I , , j I I I i I V I X - I I I I poraneous Reading 3, Dramatic Club D,-Om Committee 3, Q 1 1 I i -A , I , C ' , , ,p 'U 1 . , i . ff 'Q I 6 -A . I . I I , , i A U I, 4 GENEVIEVE TERZYNSKI Grls Glee Club Q A Cappella Clwonr3 4 PATRICIA THQMRSQN Dramatnc Club 4 Journalusm lub Q 3 Hodag Stall4 Rrom Committee FOREST TOWNE A Cappella Clwolr Q 3 S ARTHUR SLJBERT Dramatnc Club 4, Science Club 4, Rresldent 4, Junuor Class Rlav 3. LGRRAINE SWAILS Eorensnc Club 3 Dramatnc Club 3 Curls Glee Club Q A Cappella Clmonr 4 Accompanled Clwotr 3 Booster Club 3 MARCUS SWANSQN A Cappella Clwonr 3 4 DQROTHY TLJHALSKI Journalusm CI b Q 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 3 4 Dramatic Club 3 4 Junuor Class Rlay 3 Forenslc Club Q 4 CJAA Q 3 Reporter StallQ JEAN TURCCDTTE ensr lub 4 Erenelm Clu Journalls ClJb4 Reporter4 Man ag nq Ecl or 4 Transfer from Nortlw a s ll ac e DQROTHY VANCQS Journalism Club Q 3 4 CJAA Q 3 4 ommercsal Club 4 Rresm dent 4 Eorensxc Club 3 Rrom Com mnttee 3 Reporter Stall Q 4 HELEN TAGGART Forensic Club Q, 3, Latin Club Q, Dramatuc Club 3, 4, Vace-Rresident 4, Junior Class Play 3, Prom Com- mrttee 3,ACappellaCl'1oir 3,l-lodag Stall 4, Declamatory Q, 3 XWAYNE TANNER Baslcetball B Squad Q 3 Football WINIFRED TAYLOR 4 -Q .3 . 4 A 1 .5 l A 6 s 314' A L Y R 0 J ..., I lJ1 l 1 ' , - l l i A U 1 I 1 ' 3 3f4f A A A ' .3 8 Band Q, 3, 4z G-A-FY 9, 3, 4i Booster Club 4, Dramatrc Club 4, 5 ,A f C For c C , b 4, 1 3A I 5 nt , rl Ad VT' fass lws tts 1 .3 T ,. l E 1 1 f C 1 ,T f Semen DORIS VERAGV ensue CI b Q 3 4 Dramat Club 3 4 Booster Club 3 4 Latln Club Q I-Iodag Statl 4 Prom Com mnttee 3 Junror Class play 3 Dra matuc: Club Play 3 JAMES WELK Foot all Q Scnence CI b 3 I-I Y Club 4 Prom Commuttee 3 FRED WELLS Club 3 4 ootball Q Captain 4 Basketball Q 3 4 CLAUDE WIENANDI Intramural Baslcetball Q an ANITA WILLIAMS Forensuc Club Q 4 Dramatle lub 3 4 Booster Club 3 C3 Is ee Club Q Cheerleader 3 prom Co mttee 3 I IocIa9 Stall 4 NGNA WUBKEI2 I-Iome Eeonomrcs CI b Q 3 Pres dent 3 Externporaneous Reading 3 Deelamatory Q I-Iodag Stall 4 Corn merelal Club 4 Seeretar Ireasurer Y 4 Dramatic Club 3 G A A Q DQIQIS YGUINIG Commercxal Club 4 G rls lee Iub Q 3 ,lournalusrn Club 4 Dra matic Club 3 G A A 3 CLASS OFFICERS Joseph Qwens, vice-president, Dorothy Dobbe, secretary-treasurer Gnlbert Anderson, president. FFP ,O Class officers, left to right: Charles Blurnreiclw, secretary-treasure Robert Polain, president, Edward Carlson, vice-president Under tl'ie advisersliip ol Miss Fenelon, Miss Van patter and Mr, Voos, and witlw tlwe leaderslnip ol tlweir ol1licers,l3obertl2olain,Edward Carlson, and Cliarles Blufsreiclw, tlie juniors liave lied a very successful year. 'lney liave sliown tlieir senool spirit by talcsng part in sueli activities as lorensics, journalism rmsie and atliletics. lneir two main activzties were tlwe prom, wlwien tliey gave during tlwe rnontlw ol May in lwonor ol tlie graduating seniors, and tlie junior Class play, HlVll!Sfdl46S at tlie Bldl4QS,H wliicln tliey gave during tlie montn ol November. llie success ol ootli ol tliese undertakings lias given tlwem a pep reputation ol wlwicli tlwey can be proud. QFG Q 'F,i 5 '5GS:2Qs F 5 9 ' f5'e'lQ'f'.a 3, 2498 5, E 5 , g.g'S 2,4 vu' ii gf fear 32' at - 'VW gr QPN -suv ,hm Q 5' X , l 'AS ' A K ,vi Exif I1 A ,.-- 'ww 4 . - ' 6 l-p G -,..., I A .., A . ,, 2,1 323 -5 1 lrll Class ollicers, left to right: Kendall Finger, secretary-treasurer Ruth Dobbe, vice-president, Hob Nelson, presrdent. 5 The sophomore executive body consists ol three able students: Bob Nelson, president, Ruth Dobbe, vice-president, and Kendall Finger, secretary-treasurer. lhe class is advised by Miss Catlin, Miss Scholtz and Miss White, -lhese industrious sophomores sponsor a uspring lrolicu which is their chief means ol malfirig money. lhey participate in all extracurricular activi- ties open to them and they put lorth great ellort to make the organizations successful. The theme ol their homecoming lloat was P l-l.S, Gets the Point H lhey showed originality in carrying this out lor they used a cannon directed at the point ol a huge pencil. A5-gs 5. 6 1 -J1'e P , Q 1 H-f . - , NIL, rl if A 9. 1. 31 ' 'U ,Qs ,J qi' -I Q 1. PN gp u li gh 1 Y we I ,A 4 . Q Q 'Vx .0.,, I -, 4 1 -ff',' 4s-1 1. Q E1 'E U 3 , A 5.1 'O 2 4 fi' ,-..-, , 6... A 5 PM .. A5653 g ff FY, ff 2. -- ,, A ' , ,de 4 e 4 -- V , .- - V ,?:' 4 KAW ws' ' f .1 ,ass ,. I '69 v I '-'-r'-'rf - -. i xl. 3.4 Students llsten to the readrng oF Tl1e Deserted Vrllagew rn English IV. S ae, ska K to slwow you a levv classroom 9056 scenes and tell you a llttle about our class worlc ln any Englrsh class we learn not only tne correct usage ol our language but also its apolrcatron to the lields ol wrrtrng and speak- rng A general lqnowlecge ol tlwe masterpxeees ol the authors anc ol correct usage ol Englrslr goes 1 long way towaro SQSCZSS ln every- day lrle, llwe soeral scrences grae uS true v planatlon ol soza about Our natlonal ano Corrrnunliw 3O.,fr .- ments, l-lavrng nomucs, we lrno if everyoay srtaatrons 'llwere rs value rn me study ol lorelgr languages because our own Englnslw lang guage comes onrectly lrom lorergn stems I lr ls lmelplul nn reaorng lo know ine lorergn udrorns so olten used. il---f ln tlre next levy pages weld lxlqe ffm' procleffs .ffe sruolec haszory anc 3592! to COD? 'W' Lann sfudenzs pracnce tlwelr WH declznsnons ar the board. ACADEMIC SUBJECTS 6900 e Xe as o cz!-O0 S. S COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS GD . 156. df-9 am lo It df K6 P007 91, fy D 57 9 ww PG. M yur! Y- II7' . , 'gf 7'. iii. 'aw-2 - . .,. f '-nf :--- , : 4 ,f Bookkeeping students construct worksheets. N. '-C Zi- wa-.Eh Ductatron lS given rn shorthand, lne commercial subjects: slnort- nand, boolclceeplng, and typtng, nave tvvo Important values. llmey may be used an earntng a lnvrng or lor personal use rn soclal and busxness lite, Snortlwand rs a lorm ol speed wrntnng by means ol clxaracters and symbols vvrttten accordlng to sound Advanced worlc ID slnortlwand un- cludes transcruptnon, dtctatlon, the care olma1l,tlne use ol ollnce ma- cnrnery ltllng, busnness Engluslw and tlte Stu-Sv :bl liluslness lorms, 'lnrougn drscusszon materlal and ex- ercuses In booldceeping, students learn lmovv to lceep accurate records and acquere a vocabulary ol busuness terms Une year ol typnng provudes a lcnowl- edge ol the lceyboard and tne lundamen- tals ol busuness letters. ln tlte advanced course speed and accuracy are stressed, lnvoicnng, brllrng and legal vvorlc are tlwe special lorm worlc done X haw I 1 j S MEIAHH ' of Tu Smlmf 9-41-ek. ETC, N' y' 4 gl 5. IH .3 sz If ll' TWG i 'cf 5 5 Debaters practrce for contests. Duck Timm, Bill Schillings, and Raeburn Reardon work on ads for the Reporter. -'Flu v is I rv I .f x sift I'N Q p Q . U I r S It l I hifi' ull!! 'ff' n. '11, ,.,..- tif u ' HQQQ9 Ill :af on fn ' auf' gui . --' X nu..-Af'-. ' -f. .-..f-.. Kinonb Nxaxyci Kesgon, o of 0 PXNQSCFCQ' QQ Yflxxso 6 Q Z r . meme Awww xlxiaozsq . CREATIVE EXPRESSIGN Twre are several courses which provide stu- iwfts wvh prectrcat tramnmg rn expression Journal- wrftng wp:-rwngf' tefrnharwzes one with vrwspepers ani f:.j'r..'ops a sinh nn understand- 'i ws Ei spwezh vvorl' cebate develops the Ye, f to orgenrza onws thoughts, extfmporaneous rwfzvz ohers trqfnlnq uf V4 3C'VNQ IO auth 4 manner t - 'wannq car hw grasped eastiy, extevwpo- 5 ,E ED- 5i4.'TQ dmwiops SLM IO presenting tdeas rrp j,rr. 1iK3Dw1SgCfetpfyfinfj ciedarnatorv devetop pots.: ann the epuhty to provoke thought or stu wcwon fftusug unstrynentei and voifal, stfrnuhatef an epprecxatton for hne musri and produces beauty QU rmsriei expressson 3 . i. .Ji . lS Students in the science class experiment with pendulums and levers. v, w X ax' o I G Q.-,. an Of? O' 91- 0'O 5 r 00 ere, bor ence fu,,,fy W ow fo s t Y J Y A ,ri ll l Qx .Q ,E Mg X i 1 , filo, J' ACADEMIC SUBJECTS Science is a body ol ltnowledge classified in such a way as to malte it of value in the search ol new truth. Une ol the subdivisions ol this held is biology which is a study ol both plants and animals ol the living world. Another is chemistry which is recognized in every profession and trade. Physics is a study ol nature and her physical laws. Mathematics is a loundation lor luture industry, science, engineering and forestry. Algebra deals with the fundamental principles ol arithmetic, quad- ratics, graphs and equations. Geometry is the study ot angles, lines, straight line Figures and Figures in space. Both teach pupils to reason and to develop accuracy. The library contains material that will help the students in their work and will serve as a means of enjoyment. The material consists ol daily news- papers, leading magazines, reference sources, dic- tionaries and a steadily growing collection ol boolfs. .. ' , 1 .X Bob Ayres and Douglas McDonald work problems on the board while the others work at their seats. Pi! J' . 14. Nina Dunlee Geraldine Stafford and Dolores Paris work on their sewinc PRACTICAL ARTS The name 'lpractical arts is applied to those subjects which teach students the things that are useful to them in everyday living, This phase of study includes sewing, coolcing, drawing and shop. Home economics is the course in which girls are given definite practical training or th future. ln sewing girls learn a out consumer problems interior decorating personality family relation snips the selection construction and c re of clothing The obiect ol the coolcing course is to create a greater Ed McKenzie and Duane Payleitner do wood t rning Mr Tragai gives help to Kenneth Friend in mechanical manual training drawing NP A uf Lois Huber Jean Pol-corny, Juletta Fell get ready to cool: in cooking class appreciation oi the home and to teach girls their responsibilities This study is divided into three units bacteriology dietetics and nutrition and invalid coolc ITT ne ndustri l arts course strives to develop interest in inoustrial lile and to give a complete understanding ol basic slcills and salety Shop worlc consists ol training in woodworlc metal worlc and electricity Drawing acquaints the stu dent with the blueprint pictorial draw ing show card writing and commercial a Q l e T A 5 i ' 5 1 1 l ' f ,Q and , ' A i T a ' . 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I ew aye elong to one or to several clabs rs an accomplushment to e proud ol There are a namber ol lubs ln tne Rhnnelander Hugh School and eacn has a special atm or project to carry out ln the lol lovvlng sectnon We gnve you our club lute There IS no better opportunxty For cevelopnng one s personaluty than by assocnatnon wuth otners and there as no better place to Fund thrs assocnatlon than ln our clubs A student vvlll be better prepared to meet the demands ol society IH later l le ll he has been IU close contact with Fellow students plannung and carrying out successful projects Besides these maternal gains rs the ever essentnal element lun an the posslblllty ol discovering latent talent Then too the club member has every advantage for sell expression and receives tralnlng an sell government ln every way one Funds these organrzataons valuable 9, 'Ai ' ., I , 51.1 ,I Q V X - I tht my .V , F' . xx f , 1 .4 . l,'f4!f'ffK .'l ,pf V . . ' Jw fl :lr , f a . ,,,,:ffC7 A , fl' ' - g - ll' , . 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WI D S Ivo DW I Vo e 'urllwerr A c 9 Inlalmga lf Cav sf Ware 9 Yrmeclw Mss Younq M Cool: M Kluq P Dobbe D Sexton J Turcotte Ir Vv'loIHo Ikfln VFW 2 h ur h I how on c Ik l lylo B Clark P HIIdwtnrIIInd M Prokop M Ons A OMA e C m I w I X41 ndcrson o p 4 I Lon If Mxcdona I' Ynu son In 5 C II C Arnot W Lllron L Marquardl I I-hldebren o IICQSILP CLUB BCDQSTEI2 CLUB Marge Macdonald presIdent LoIs Iaylor, VICQ presIdent Em Iy Fnsclw secretary and Jolnn S IIocpIce treasurer are tIIe t Iup leaders MISS You Q s the adwser lIIe club creates and rmIntaIns tIIe best type ol scIIooI sp rIt by Io ng c Iargc o II pep rftfetmqs COMMERCIAL CLUB The clubs obpect IS to produce Iousmess back ground and Interest MISS LogIc IS edyIser Dorothy Vancos presIdent DIcIc TIVIIITI VIC6 presIdent and Nona ulnlcer secretary treasurer Its proIects are FIeId trIps typIn9 contests yocatIonaI study, and programs COMMERCIAL CLUB Pow 3 A Barnton K Qgwlmctte D Emden S Brunette E Jacobson L Crenlr MISS LogIc N Pence V Cronl: P HIIdebIarId IZ Lewus Row Q L fvlode D Younq I'v'I Stock I? PIC: V Schultz H Nirber M Ivlenholer P Taylor C Zwaard D Johns Bow I Mus on K Io vy rv C BIJm1vIclI D Vancos D IImm N Wu ler Harvey Sturzl P Flolaun PO 'I C P , X np M I D Venn . , I. I L I I , , , . , , , ,B f,Jf'stv I',II I I I I ux I If dm' 1 'I l' II-'II N I cow In Sfumpl I And.-rson 5 I3 un: l7 I ps ll Nwlson B S hu-' v , fa r , , ' ll y l lnsc ,P G NVIII I' S Id Vo A ' .I 'wh I' Lv U C IIII I3 lJIcIu'y' If I If S I Id VI X I D lw rvncv S. IrI I K , , d P Urn 1 4 I ' I I - I I I s Y- C If , I - I . ' , I nJ I ' I , . , j ' , - - g I ' UIQ plc 5 I 5 U I s t , , ' . Ia I I I CI . , , I Is D I D ' I I I l2ow3 Anderson D Thor' on I 'J E Ea nowslfy ' N Vnas n ru f 'I Ne on MS Y'Omf4 PYZWIHU V Wd? S B'U l' I-I P YF on I mas D Dobbe J luco Pow? V Eoclfnon N larc up es recl- Poe r L C w'IH KnusrnJWs W' mon 1 d V ' d Iurflle I Hld band DPAMATIC C UP DIQAIVIATIC CLUB Ilms club ollers opportunltles For tlte study ol lunda mentals ol acting and lor tne presentation ol plays Ine olllcers are pres1cIent Doaglas lVlcDonaId ylce presl dent I-'lelen Taggart secretary Dorotlwy Sexton, treas urer Raymond Lolclcen and acylser 'Vllss Young FQRENSIC CLUB Ilme Iiorensxc Club advised by IVI1ss Catlin and lVlr Frolmng alms toward a more ellectlve speeclw llmat tlwe flJb n ts Its target as prov G by tbe performances rn spea rg actlrg an readme Ilwe clubs olllcers are a L er Pobert L-VIZ and James Meyer FQIZENSIC Cl UB W4 Mass atlln J CI nn P Halls S on rom on W n 1 a r P OMJII y F yeymour G Ander n I-I Arnebrrq H Kell y Q1 n r For W3 P Anderson D Polnn S In U If ar o I Jrco N I ri P 11 au D wxton P PM don E Havnow anclhetr L Pn U oob Ll cnurlltr WQ M Isen NI Duranso P N I P I-I debrand I2 obb I Macdonald A Wlla s I v onli Cz Wendlan D Blaeslng D Vera P Ware Powl D Frlndell M Lrwns A :Halley J Jewell A unson K3 Clark B I n u I Pederson I. -try: I Peaerscn r ,Q I-Iaynqa 1, I' o S YJ . :L F Er ,Deon Q ,ls ls' B , ff V I2 GVIS , Kelle, IJ Kay I :ryan V I y X '- ' ' ' :He 'V' Fixvtf' D Lferaqf' L Iiffqvcn P Lf n , ' If N-acdcneld A W I' am: L Smvln NI Qude VZ C.a If D It In , I ve B O tr I If dr, E0- wr I R RO' w d f X ' ll on If Scl-Jrlbr I laylo' nllwy D C ' P L:,IfIf 1 H Tamar' D Uclloneld J C ldw l P O ,'AaII y A ,ubevt D P yl -1 ' JI r I V r L , . 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Ivlz K Po V' O , , OH 'ml ll , D w M , u f' P I-Inq-rn I-I Hartlett Url d, E, :I , . , 0' vt c I n L , Bel F Vt: eau N I rcottc W5 I9 Glon H Ives J c man 9m-xr on H 4 x 'I a JI n A Jq an W uranso I Ir I Anunso P Czrrcne P ONvu Clow n n an y rr rn f ho W4 fn W ndland D T nd f urcotte J' ou oui Uuzaus as cwy H ravq r D Ubrrllanf-v L Dekker H fnotz P Cummunq b M Prolfop P H ld or cl ld II S B a ns ROWS jxfnflslws M 5 Us A CDIVTAII y A If J W o T Mwnrau rstrm h I Stansauslus VI Glu-n H Walkrr L Plnlra F Jtanlsauslfus D Que P I3owT H Hanchrtt Ca Anderson N YI Lebron ong J Voppa Arms us Ro B chmwdt T Lndmr FIQENCI'-l AND LATIN CLUBS FRENCI-I AND LATIN CLUBS G A A Advised by Miss Scholtz these clubs provide Ior Wrth the ard ol Mass Farley the G AA promotes their members extracurrrcular enjoyment ol these Ian athletrcs good sportsmanship and health Ideals and guages The French Club OIIICZTS are Clarence Lebrun sponsors many Intramural actlvntles for 3 rls The othcers Frances Strong and Betty Roeder The Latin Club are Frances Fischer Betty Clarlc Maryorle Klag Peggy olhcers are John Ifoppa Marjorie Klag and Beverly 0 Nelll and Mary DeCanter Anshus CJIPLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION I?ow5 H Profr N Pence I? mon D ,Io ns M Faranso rce r A DJ J Pr e 'vIIssFa Iey D Collwt D Cylb 5 P Taylor C Zwaard J Flay Of D Thompson B Schnnd Pow-1 D Vancos E Hanson 0.1 r If I'-Iaqen D :lane A Cao anson N ol L Del:-4 'J' Proxop I2 Dobbe V Flannery FayLndnzr M Mtller E Balsv wlc E Brown P Cumrr nqs M P cor D lock afalcov ch Row 3 E Czuzauskas L Sands L Pospvchala J Ban D Pe a N Forsrnan L Gustafson ROWFQ fQl'lHDeIcIrer L Poelrv L Nefran L Petra J D Canter A Roo E Cnraef P Andi son S Hal-'nge M Caldwell G Wendland H Braeif' A Of-'Iellvy D rm e Row'I L Mzwneclce D Schul KI De anter F Fschcr B Cla 1 P CNQ II V Qts D Pospychalc NI Myers sea ,S f f IH mst Q' a lm,-ff D sp to D BI wma J fmrn D q A D P W f n, . T I ' Il M -tm' D L: d rv D H r V D Yoh I? Mrllrr H A so 'q Ms: ': If: K Po . -r I fl fu, fs we J Hatlftf J I -I H HI r F I D D-' H f , I .SIP Dob v I tr n M C' J k I2 .' I .D Y' r fy Ha .Q I Je .rII I II: n B G c I I , 5 d OW d dw-'II J Q'wrns P Ifrowr In BIlby,J Nyfollrom J Surnrnrrs F Swensen, F? Brrneman IZ Finger, T,M1lndo.-, L Wollrom S Msrlstvom, IZ Johnson, I? Boehm W Wnlmor I? Andvrson , 'I -.Ll CV I Str X B t h B crder 1 S I ' - , I . . ' 1 1 I A 1 I T . K5 , A ' CI-f' t E I . D P J Plwogf , 'qgan lc . ' , . D rr , , I I d ' L N CI 'TW , , Qber' ' . 'D ' W.. Co L, '61, r ' , I I I h, X . , ,7 5 fr K , . . I zz , . Z: TJ U5 'J C I , r, .D r' I : T . . .v, ,O Pow 3 F Lindner, M Colborn, S Christiansen L Cronin? Miller, i'Ai:sxXfhu'r P Nliller, P Clermont F lv1akris.D Jensen Pow Q: D. Panzer, N Dunfee, B Hendrickson, P2 King, N Gydesen S Hmns, D Stocker, P Cumminqg L Campbell, lf Matakovich Pow 1, N. Forsman, L Flesch, D Erriden, V front E Niarqnant L Frisch LD Tuul L Gutalson CNRL RESERNXES GlRL RESERVES Sponsored by Miss White, the Girl Reserves Club, a branch of the V.W.C,A,, helps to develop person- ality and aims lor the right attitude toward others. The girls contribute toward relief lunds. lhe olhcers are Dorothy Emden, Lela Dasch, and Vivian Cronlc, HMV CLUB Advised by Nlr. Enli and led by pat Bowyer, pat Qihflalley, George Sine and Torn Q'lVlalley, the l-li-Y Club, being a branch ol the Y.M,C.A,, strives lor higher standards ol character. For the past three years this club has been raising funds lor a trophy case, HMV CLUB Qow 3: L. Marouardt, N Janoslcy, E Mdfenziv, F Wells, Mr Enli E Pepper J .Vialuis I Vfwllf Row Q: J Champeau D Perrault, R Muellnfv, T. Wardwell, K Laddusirw R Pospychala, D Andr,-N: D McKvnzw Qowl D Rheaume T 0'Malley, P Bowyer 9 CD7-Aalley Q Sinv A Dfniscorvo . 414. 2 ef' an go x1 gf .'fY :z 4 ' 9 . 5 l llow 3 A Badgley L Kurlrnski S Christianson. P. Gustafson, Miss l-lelmlce, B Hanson, F. Stanrsauslris, D Jensen. G Staffordvj, Row 9 L Ford, J Wiedeman, V Soatlord, N Dunlee, D. Panzer, A. Gorarison E Brown F Sands F Stanisausk-s I X l?ow'l E Gay B Hendrickson L Mvineclce D paris,M.Thomas,J DeCantvr, Nl Myers, P Anderson Q B'-. X i - M L tx 3 u A Horvit ECONOMICS ctua t . ,N - C I. 1. . ' f ' V K 1 l HOME ECQNCDMICS CLUB The l lome Economics Club encourages hobbies and allows its members to lollow their artistic instincts. lhis year the members, with Miss l-lelml4e's aid, con- centrated their ellorts on malcing novel jewelry. The ollicers are Dolores Paris, Marion inomas and Lois Meinecl4e. JGURNALISM CLUB Sponsored by Miss Schroth, the members ol the Journalism Club strive to publish a bi-weeltly paper which will promote student activities and acquaint students with journalistic principles. The otlicers are James Caldwell, Ann Q'Malley and Dorothy luhalslci. JOURNALISM CLLJB l2ow4 FZ. Reardon D. Vancos, S Brunette 9 Bolle' F Chandler M Parson J. Mlady, Q Lwesey, Miss Schrozh B Schillings J Helqeson A Chrisicnson.P.Greenz1 B Anshus M Bouffioux D Haney 'A Caldwael Row 3. D payleitner, E. Jacobson 3 Clark F Smith F. Wana D Yoanq H Sharpe, P Q'Neill M. Cris, D Dickey L Dekker B Qaeda' B. Qestriech Nl Hlaclcman,G Hamer, J Jewell, V Wilson D Ouadv' ROW 9 B.Musson S -'VldVlsSi!OfYt R Hell J EVN l 92510-'Dire W Jordan l l Mason,J.Meyer J Christiansen F8 Timm l Hanson 'Vl Micsbauer, F Christiansen Q Brene man. Fowl F Strong D Tuhalslu J Caldwvll A O Nlslff-y J Tyco -r 1... QOW3 J Glenn D Slurzl Dean Huebner,Delll-luebner, T Mclndoe Mrs Sauer lf Knudsen 51 HVYfl5fCIl'l1,g Solberg Erlclfson. I B N' 9 P Eh ltls,D gclhulri E Scnarn Row? L Nlodel Ei Hancltlett J Sclvrump,J. F3aylord,..l Decent:-r H Borda V Anderson . lcv 1 .1 a Po-N1 E Lawson K. P:'rlwrlord,E Pobertson V Hasvvan, Nl Mvlrholer l lnawr JV lfflmot 'J Nelson NATURE Cl UB NATURE CLUB To lwelp tlwe students become conscious ol the necesslty ol good llealtb and ol tlwe lnuman slde ol nature, tlwe Nature Club was organized tlwus year. llue ollieers are Earl lbayer, Robert Bastlan, and Marjorie Meirlwolery tlwe adylser, Mrs. Sauer. SCIENCE ROWS D. McDonald D Ladwr L Anlztftvn I Pvta li Lolflwn l M--yer Q Moore Vt' Von: 52 Pose E Schmovclw-I K Herrlclc UOW3 E Stanlsauslus l Btxnlzauslvls L P-'fta N lorsrnan l llndn-'r V I SCIENCE CLUB lne Silence Club alms to supplement tlwe work rn selence classes so as to enrnclw student lute and better crtlzenslup. It lS led by Pxrtlrur Subert, presldent, Bernard fvlusson, ylce-presldent, Edward Maclwon, secretary-treasurer, Bob l-lall, reporter, Mr. Voos, advrser. CLUB E Krn-vdy Q l-'w-5 M Veraqcxl Vfollrorr- E ll-maya' G Bwnstfl ' mach B Ny-lcon l 'Qumrwrz H Slwoard E Kram: lZow4 J.Caldwvll K Ladduwr P 'fuwllrr 'A llauser L Modv lb 'nuwl B Hrunwu- U vlwuwllw H By-'ra '. fu . 1, n.,, ,vm Dow? K Herb:-rlord, J CDN'-ny K Knuds-n l Home C Vorwnl flzunu, rf Fwd-'nn ll An-s D ,J .l Y lu lw fowl A fubwrr H Mushon E Mafton P Hill x W QOWQ P Pose E lhayer M Veraqs' C l.indwall,J l-lelqeson W Jordori,G Stelonilr J Boyce D Payleitner Howl D Sturzl M Ylug F Nlineau, H Schuellce Nl Knudsen D Thompson C1 Nelson CAMERA CLUB Clne ol the newest additions to the activities ol our students is the Camera Club Ir started this lall and is open to any student ol Qhinelander l-ligh School interested in photography. lhe clubis members study and discuss various phases ol picture talong, composition, developing, printing and enlarging. Qne ol the primary purposes ol the club is the talcing ol pictures lor the school annual, ln luture years they hope to contribute a good share ol the snapshots to the HCJDAG. Some ol the students help MJ, Wiarshall, the adviser, with this vvorlc now At present they have been handi- capped by their late start and by their laclf ol expen- ence and eduiprent all ol which will be ollset next year lhe Camera Club oilers application ol tneo- retical principles studied in chemistry, physics, ano general science, Students having had chemistry are given opportunity to mix chemicals and prepare solutions. Physics students practice principles learned in the unit on light. Although these subjects aid a student in photography, they are not necessary and encouragement is given to sophomores to join the club so that by the time they are seniors, they will have had contact with many ol the Fundamental phases of photography, The Camera Club toolc its own picture this year lalqing everything into consideration, it has made an excellent beginning, its ollicers are: hrst serresteri lon lplildebrand president, Douglas Mac- Donald vice-president, and Margie Macdonald, secretary-treasurer, second semester: Carl leindwall, president, Betty Schueilee, vice-president, and George Sine, secretaryvtreasurer. 13 asses, F CML 'fZ'Jr HHS, G Nelsen, and Qeorge Sine is raking a picture M iinudsen, E. Thayer, and D. 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'r The German Band Top W Mesoauer Bottom F Strong T Wardwell M th FZ olrlt o d acho S Ha q L Boelle M Ve a e Y R H e MISTAKES AT Roars ol laughter hlled the senior high school auditorium November Q8 when the iunior class play was being presented The characters were Gary Blake a young man with journalistic ideas Earnest l-lails 'lom Blake Garys carelree brother James Caldwell Mrs Perkins, the landlady Edna Smith l-lerman Carter an elderly lawyer tied to his wile s apron strings Melvin Verage Mrs Carter the better hall ol her husband Lorraine Boelter Ducky Lucky Larson the young lady pursuing lommy Blake Betty Schuelke Roberta Sims a glamorous complication Dolly Kay llikns Ducky Luckys prize lighting brother Qobert Rolain Mrs Greengas a nervous boarder Betty Roeder lke and Mike the expressmen Ray Lokken and Edward Machon- Mrs. l3inkle a member from the stall ol the Bruce l-lome lor Feeble Mindeo, een Kelly and a nurse Mrs. pinklels assistant. Marjorie Rude. Shirley l-lajenga a-ted 's prompter. The plot was as lollows: Gary and lom Blake rented a two-room apartment lrors .M s. Perkins where they developed their journalistic ideas. ley were unsuccessful in their ellorts and were prac- tically broke when l-lerman Carter arrived bring- ing news ol Casper MacDonalds death lhis eccenf tric old uncle remembered the boys in his will Tl-lE BLAKES lom inherited S50 OOO while cuary was given the care ol Charlie who was supposed to be a sheep dog But Tom was not so lucky lor he was being sought by Ducky Lucky and her prize Fight ing brother She had taken Tom s llirtation seriously and had started a breach ol promise suit against him Charlie arrived' Tom was home alone an discovered Charlie was not a sheep dog u glamorous Roberta Sims l-le told her that Gary er guardian was mentally unbalanced and that he a taken over her guardianship ln some sly manner Tom persuaded Gary to sign his rights in the will lor S5 OOO B Ilik s mistaking Gary lor lom knocked him out Gary to get even and to brush oll Ducky Lucky H reported that lom was leeble-minded. lom who reported Gary was demented called ollicers lrom the Bruce l-lome lor Feeble Minded. lo help in tne scheme lom posed as Napoleon and Carter, as Lord lllfellington. Everything was a complication. ln the e d Gary married Roberta- lom and .Ducky Lucky oecided they were meant lor each other and last but not least the boys received a large check lrom the publishers lor their stories. Mss Young, tne able director and her cast worked hard to make the play a success. PON 3 G S ne D McDonald H Arneovrq Niiss Mattson L Orael J Owens. J Caldwell POW? D ThOmDson H Evers D 'Jvrage D Sexton N Wibkor H Taqaari D Dqbbp Qowl U Macdonald P Olvlalley M Decanter Nl Thomas U Lavwence A Williams G Anderson I-IODAG STAFF The members of the stall wish to present a briel summary ol their project to acquaint the readers with the preparation ol the HODAG. At the lirst meeting the stall members decide on the theme, type ol printing and the photographer. Then the dum- my is drawn up with care and accuracy. Write-ups and pictures have to be arranged attractively and properly to obtain lull value ol the space on a page. The space lor every picture and write-up is estimated by the number ol square inches. pictures are identi- lied and then are mounted on copy sheets which correspond with the pages ol the dummy. Lilcewise, snapshots are trimmed and laid out. Blaclc paper is measured and placed in the space allotted to draw- ings and pictures. The write-ups must be completed by a set deadline and are measured by the number ol characters. Alter all the material is carelully .l checl4ed and laid out, the copy is given the Final proofreading. Still, important decisions have to be made on the type ol paper, print and cover material to insure the production ol a worthy annual. The following students, with the able guidance ol their adviser, Miss Mattison, have contributed time and labor to publish an annual ol which the senior class can be proud: editorial statlz Dorothy Lawrence, Marian Thomas, Helen Taggart, Margie Macdonald, Dorothy Sexton, Helen Byers, Anita Williams, Joseph Qwens, and Doris Verage, busi- ness stall: Pat Q'Malley, James Caldwell, and Gilbert Anderson, artists: Mary Decanter and Lyle Grael, athletics: Joseph Qwens, snapshots: George Sine and Douglas McDonald, typists: Helen Arne- berg, Dorothy Dobbe, Pat Thompson and Nona Wubker. be Jose h Owens and Helen DeCanter, Lyle Grael are making Helen Byers and Marion Thomas are mounting Dorothy Dob , p copy sheets. panels. Arneberg are proofreading and counting characters 0 obbt-T g Ta D Ve aqe J T cotte Qld T 4 P DMM! y A Subet W Schll rugs L Ma quardt W Rosenkranz Tl-TE EYES QF TLA!-QC Aprrl Q5 T94T at 8 PM l-lngh School Audrtorrum CAST OF CHARACTERQ CTentatrve at the trme of wrrtrng Amanda Srmplcrns a New Englander Ezra brmplcrns her hu band caretaker on the Pancho de los Alamrtos Pudge Rogers a sage brush tax: dancer The professor rnterested rn archaeology ommy Trnl4er rnterested rn many thrngs Nancy l'lOWe JOnn Wayne s niece Vrrgrnra Lee Byro Nancy s rrreno a reezv N wa an lndr n a vapor e uto can gehtlernan 'Je rta Del nautos h te To n Wfayne owner of he Qa cho e los Alamrto Dorothy Tuhalslcr Douglas McDonald Wrllsam Rosenlcranz Arthur Subert Tom f-lrldebrand Dorothy Dobbe l-lelen Taggart Dorothy Sexton ll Sch rn s pat Q Malley Dorrs Verage Tom Q Nlalley Tl-TE PLOT oc brg goo near u n cry louo f-le no for e aoc remember me day y u sorry Tlaloc rrem erl Th s r e reor on srmr ra attereo by Nawa the lndran worltman of the Rancho os Aamrtos Wo o y one of the many srnrs er ore oorngs e e o Ta The drama entangled many and var ec haracters rn a rear rnystery The whole atmosphere was one of lfeen apprehensron n a e course of ev nts nsued the audrence e tarr m re a mor tne play marntarne a touc of h rror rn p'ac ro tw s t I ca and wel Jn tr h orrectron oun wrt F tagr managers van T rco' ac' Q r prra el, o PC O fC Q r f- on yne ne c reta r rranoa arc zra en can r u e ellar through a secret as ge wnrch leo all the way o lvlrxrco undergroan rwoers W Q We he rvrng room o tre rarch hun a large rrur r an rent derty Tlaloc who was belreved to ave srngular powers of destroyrng people who sought to fund hrs treasure Throughout the frrst two acts John Wayne the ranch owner was mrssrng and belreved dead by everyone except Tommy Trnlcer peprta Del Santos and her brother Salvador entered the ranch ID search of Mr Wayne to whom peprta claimed she was marrred Nancy l-lowe John Waynes nrece d appeared through the secret passage rn her uncles room and found hum behrnd the mural of Tlaloc watch map of the passage and the treasure Tommy Trnlrer who was really the professor solved the mystery f'le drscovered by photographs that the suppo ed profe or was really John Wayne s fortune seelcrng cousrn J m Wayne the man wno had posed a John Wayne and marrred peprta rn Mexrco Durrng a qaarrel wrth Jrrn Wayre peprta accrdentally pushed a panel whrch threw Jrm rnto the put leaorng to the passage and revealed the real :mage of Tlaloc made of solnd gold and precrous stones Nanlcy and her uncle 6 + the curtarn fell Tommy or shall we say the professor was about to seal hrs proposal to Nancy wrth a loss I I .-.sg f -. 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' u LQ :EUC Lester ffardaardt 5 ss , f - The puon began app o :elf acc mpamed bv , , r , f crash. ffrgntnrng gf: roa . f hmder, on a sprr g s , , evenrng at the ranih of John lvlfar e Tl a c ,lce sy ' r , ' ' A ' E s Srvplons hao be smugglrng Jarrarca g ge or r of :ni c l p - ' , ' Q l. t .3 d. . prrrwge PN 7 as -mr trazlf dr:-.fer and accornplrce. came out of the cave and explain u .he mystery. ,A.s lr tlr l f fr r g ,r al of , . , , at ' c l , . A h A . . 0 X f fl fwllylft ly yr? ,Mi f l M l MQW K 6 ' f Y I . Sckcwf Sym GMT sports a h Q s Q woalo he mco Q e e t ett s orowoes ra lor the Flyers o teams and a sourfe ol l prloe lor the SlJdQ'1tS 59 e W o e commumty The Q p tw on acfw ue an zeCt to mal4e hugh school complete lor everyohe ry glrls w I portant role too ear nvntues provlce a ww e ev ol soo S and a C slderahle amount of tr e ehloy ent t us not on y me par lClDcF but also he spectators w o make up sport Ill lher clre tty or mourectly every student takes part IU tw thletlcs ol Phnmlander IQ School It ns wuth just prnde that we loolc upon our athletlcs section 1' Q . . Wa et X X l lll l l t ltrj eh ol ol u m l t , A hl C Q1 t dwg , l me l the e ew 1 on t l l .d th h l ' ' of' e tt ' Q, lt el -L Although the bovs teams recewe more pralse and glo , ' x athletlcs plafs av m , . A Th act ' l C var: t rt on- , u f 'W , . l ' l f 1 'ts ' , t u h e. Em l cl l X le ci 1 O l'-l l'l ,Irs X x x X X . x -1 x X X I S Manager Bob P. pumng on G. Cirrlh leading a cheer, All set for the play. The Booster Club m dcrron Coach Leksell. Bus is loaded. Running through the play. The G.A.A,'s prize-winning Hoa! The band forming the gi Y' WWW Pospychala, manager Janosky, end Perrault, halfback T. O'Malley, end, hallback Champeau, halfback Marquardt, quarterback l-lelgeson, tackle Pepper, center, holding Bowyer, guard, kicking J. Jaroski, fullback Burrows, tackle McKenzie, end Laddusire, guard Petta, end Cebula, fullback Bernstein, hallback Wells, tackle, captain Pow 'Lclfsnywv f v si n v v r How dhn fl o W a os v Pg P now 9 n r v Vw M 5 C Vow JMallny Y a fa 'S D' f W we fq U A 4 D fx ' D hwHrf ff VSCFH L Yr: 11' f l1rfw'L- I . fm, ham P lr .ns C: L vln chv I Lwws 3 D H A Lwww: F Ei owdefwl V Huw,-'z V Nm' rm 5 Vafpf fx 11,91 9' NX cr' I v :ww 5' L- fw V 5 whah U 9 V fe-1 W QL sw L am: F Ffwnvd V HAf':,w'A 'J Urn' V' M .irv P CD 5,MHfv, J fdlady K Liwwzil L7 it NA' lqsd Aoafk A ' T C , ' . L dd.1sr-' J H-lqvmn F '.'xgKvn:ww, I iiwnzw n P fcwy- ' Ca MW: L pv:x:. 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AGP-1 FQOTBALI. 1940 The anataal game for the l-lodags was played uncer the laghts at Wasconsan Rapads fhear oebat was made under a sheet of raan ano an a sea of mud Neather team kept the ball long wathout puntang The raan kept the expected f-lodag passang attack from clackang and slowed down the entare garre for both sades Althoagh tfe score Nas a tae 'IQ TQ Rfanelander defanately showed atself to be the s.aperaor team by beang on the offensave most of the tame Pepper oar all conference center was outstandang because of has defensave work As as often the case the score was not any anoacataon of the power of the two teams The game dad gave an andacataon of what the f'lodags could be expected to do an future games Although we dadn t come out wath a vactory we dad have one consolataon and that was a tae doesnt count eather way Our second game was also played away from home Merrall actang as the host Because at was our closest game a large crowd of fans attended The entare game was a game of breaks and more breaks for Merrall ln spate of thas we have to gave Merrall credat for playang heads up ball The f-lodags seemed unable to ge goang an the far t half so Merrall took advantage of them and made a touchdown and extra poant an the second quarter ln the second half Rhanelander looked lake a new team passes started clackang holes were opened up, and the entare team played ball At the start of the thard quarter the l-lodags made thear touchdown but faaled on the conversaon the tyang poant After that Rhanelander was able to drave far anto Merrall terratory but they lost the ball on three dafferent occasaons because of fumbles Rhanelander made 13 farst downs to Merrall s 4 but the fanal score 7 6 an favor of Merrall dadnt anclude the almosts The farst home game saw us entertaanang Nekoosa The l-lodags started thear auggernaut rollang wath the start of the game, and dadn t slow down untal the half The end of the half saw Rhanelander leadang 35 0 The second half saw the second team make a touchdown on a pass to Perrault to end the scorang The statastacs show how good the f-lodags offense and defense actually were Phanelander made 154 yards rushang and 158 passang a total of 3lQ yards whale Nekoosa had a net loss of three yards The galaxy of hlodag stars was led by Bowyer Champeau and Marquardt The team and the fans were well pleased wath the fanal score of 41 0 Rhanelander next traveled to Wausau to engage the unbeaten, untaed, hagh scorang Cardanals fhas game was the real test for bath teams The thang at proved was that the dafference between the two teams was a fellow named l'larsch The start of the game saw the teams pretty well balanced but after an exchange of punts l'larsch went on a reverse for a touchdown from then on Wausau dad not let up untal near the half, when the Hodags started on a drave from thear own 30 to Wau saa s W0 wnere the r ended 'fne score ct tne a was 33 0 T ere w s only ore touchdown an tne se ond half and tnat was made after Wausau recovered u'nble on Phanelanoers 35 After that thangs settle down and Rhanelander wade another drave but faaled to cross the goal l1ne lne fanal score was 40 0 an favor of Wa sas btwens poant was he vactam of the Hodags wrath an a game played on Phanelanders home faeld Rhane lander s ored early an the game on a pass from Champeau to l3etta lne Hooags made two more touchdowns an the thard one on a pass from Champeau to Tom 0 Malley and the other on a reverse wath Champeau goang over The fanal l'lodag march whach resulted an a touchdown began watn an anterceptaon by Champeau -fhen by runs passes and laterals the ball was advanced to the poants 30 from where Champeau tossed a beautaful one down the maddle to Marquardt, who went over standang up Bowyer agaan booted the extra poant has nanth successave conversaon fave an the Nekoosa game and four an the poant game The thang that stood out was the all around team work whach resulted an the Q8 0 vactory The followang week Rhanelander carraed on ats campaagn an Marshfaeld The l'lodags receaved the ball on the kack off and scored a few plays later when Marquardt plunged over The extra poant was massed The next score was made after a varaety of plays that advanced the ball from our Q0 to Marshfaeld s 4 from where Bowyer pushed over and afterward made the extra poant The play was pretty even durang the second quarter but Marshfaeld took the lead an the thard only to have thear draves stopped by two anterceptaons ln the last quarter the l-lodags made an 81 yard march to Marshfaeld s goal lane where Jaroska caught one an the end zone and Bowyer s conversaon was good for one more poant lne Q0 0 vactory was a hard fought one over an underrated team The Rhanelander fans got more than they paad for when they went to the bowl to watness the fanale of the football season The f-lodags scored on thear own klck off by fallang on the ball an the Antago end zone but they massed the conversaon n the ne t kack off Antago ran at back for sax poants and added the extra poant The score at the end of Q7 seconds of play was 7 to 6 Antago Rhanelander scored twace agaan n short order Q Malley made an almost ampossable catch deep an Antago terratory from where Marquardt went the remaanang dastance The extra poant was good A lattle whale later Petta caught a blocked Antago pass and scored The decrdang extra poant was massed Then Antago took thear turn and after a hard faght made two touchdowns and one extra poant The fanal score was Antago QO Rhanelander 19 Because of thear vactory Antago made second place and kept the Hodag Bell Rhanelander taed for thard place ' ' ' ' '-It ' - ' hlf l a a ada . . . . , . 3 i - 1 1 ' . l ' . 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Eagle River Wasconsnn Rapuds Ironwood Stevens point Nelcoosa Wausau Merrnll Tomalwawlc Nlarslwneld lvlerrall Wausau Antlgo Antugo lronwood Tomalmawlc REGIONAL TOURNAMENT ... Tomanawlc.. Owen Eagle River CONFERENCE STANDINGS Rlwinelander. Nekoosa.. . Merrill.. . Marshfield. .... C . Ea6f73,.e,,0a, egg 7710+n.. 53 MQW M'f 512 - . is - :ix '4,J s ' V H ' 515 N i. Ci. X- X , 5 - 3 X? , I., X lk X I , 5 f0mO7ea!Z7 ,QA 0' 7 . f A i K 76'-49' 2Lf:,,,, WMJM1 ex! yax ff x 1 ff ,anne C' ' ,E azfguam KZQJBZMQQAQ l 1 'QV'- .D 2 . I MJ... -. ref .-. ' -,yy . V , is ii fer: ,' 4 ' , '- N -- , r - if'-'f,g.:,E-:iv if L ., L . . if 'IGP' v 1 ' u A P .. - :ff-K '- . P' .ff 2' 2. 1 Y l',: if ' ', ', f -- ' ' - L ,- gr 4 if-gs, FA, , gf fr 1 . . .L 1155. kniizfiiaiei iw 5173 ' ' ' A ffl fi 'L frmfi ,fi fy A L Q .4-uv' , JH GHQLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATIQN SQUAD LEADLPS: CAD W Taylor, L Pospychala, J. Earn BADMINTQN TED Fourth hour class. APCHLPY: CDD D- Obefkldnef' CID M. Wesoloevvslr, E. Eradson, E. Curby, H Borda, L. Vfalkoskr. CJD D Thcrnpson, P. A. Petra, M. Knutson, S. Zumach. WINTEP SPORTS. CCD J, Bodwrn, D Thomason, E Magnafz, M Caid.-.eNi, Mrss Feviev WGD M Thcmes and M Dekker MINUET: CED A. O'Melley, M. Klug, D. Schultz, M, Knudsen, D Frrndell, P. Greene, J, Plecger, M. Cris. CHD Mrnuer rn matron. TUMELING, Uunior Hugh GroupD. CFD P. Carpentuer, M Percell, D. Tucker, J. Henke, B Schuppfer, N, Wrilrams, S Henke, N Xlifhrre, J. O'Er4en, L. Anderson. B 3 as 5 1-W 4 .41 0 avpen 8 Defense 6 ea'lTha Point llll! i Q. 3. 4. 13. 17. QO. 30. 19. 15, 17 19 Q1 Q3 Q6 15 Q0 Q1 Q7 4. 9. SEPTEMBER Uncle Walt had everything ready for us CAD Back to school CBD First Parent-Teachers meet- ing Senior All-School Mixer l-lolmes assembly on South American Trip Joan Valerie at Rl-l.S. Cl-lD lclodag Staff organized OCTOBER Wausau Teachers' Con- vention Fire Prevention Week and Fire drills CID Wausau football game-- there Club pictures taken lflodag subscription cam- paign Homecoming: parade, Stevens Point football game, dance at Eagles CFD Senior Class Ping Com- mittee began work Dr. Lamers' talk on careers and education Journalism Convention at Madison with Frances Strong, Marion Thomas representing l?.l-l.S. CDD NCDVEMBER .Robertson assembly with ancient musical instruments .Antigo football game- here . Teachers' Convention and vacation -15, Education Week Armistice Day Program with Attorney Korth speaking Mr. Marshalls talk on Financing education, First blizzard Movie The Star Spangled Banner Gilbert Anderson's talk on Badger Boys State CED Post-Football Party spon- sored by Booster Club CGD Diving Pointers by Miss Smith, Dorothy Dobbe elected l2.l-l.S. best girl citizen CCD -QQ. Thanksgiving vacation 'AMistakes at the Blakes' presented DECEMBER Sophomores and seniors took intelligence tests Speech clinic at Clinton- ville with Robert Eriz, Doris Verage, Helen Harta lett and Cnilbert Anderson representing R.H.S. CCD Band presented First con- cert Tuberculosis test given to students Football Banquet Junior High Football Ban- quet Hi-V Christmas Rarty Candlelight Services by vocal music groups Wausau basketball game -f there Christmas program, Mr, Koudelik CBD, Christmas vacation began CDD JANUARY Returning from Christmas vacation CAD Tomahawk gameghere Kazmayer Assembly End of First semester Parent-Teachers meeting Wausau basketball game -- here FEBRUARY Bemis Assembly Duane Payleitner and Doro- thy Thompson, victims of Mr. Stems' lie detector CED Hockey Team played Mer- rill CID Debate Squad gave as- sembly Ironwood basketball game -here Parent-Teachers meeting Winter noontime groups: Delaine, lrene and Ruth CGD Cueorge and'Evelyn CHD Doris, Alberta, Jewell, Lois CJD Pat, Dale, Bun, Rosy CFD 2 My M f ,lfffffi N ' ' ' Lg H .I-' FI , rv ,. fl.-r -'fx 'Y ' V ' ' ' r, , . ' - 4 ' f 1 If V'4 ,. I . ,f f . f mlil. ' ,' ' 1. ,W'v K , . 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