Rhinelander High School - Hodag Yearbook (Rhinelander, WI)

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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

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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

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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. Sturzi 'W Wd GW dt'WdlYZ W3 6 D-Crure of Dick Johnson are making pin-hole cameras, P' P r't,l7p irq: au A ,..u. 1 'A 'we 'W