Rhinelander High School - Hodag Yearbook (Rhinelander, WI)

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n 0 0 W M S 0 0 0 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President ...... ..,. J im Palm Vice-President ...,. ..,. A lice jaroski 9 Secretary-Treasurer. . . . . .Sydney Brown 5 3 9 l , iff? ' l s 3 L.- X T' l A A 5 Yr 'NX ' g 4 , 5 7 0 f ' o '49 fl I O X .... 1 I 1 f 4 N 1' ff 4 'E-' il L L L SOPHOIVIORE CLASS ADVISORS ' E' 1' .' IX4nss Markle Mxss Whntc '- Row 5: A. Calhot, T. Bruckner, F. Bellile, R. Case, lf, Crunk, I7. Barilweau, L, Carlson Row 41 R, Chcslwck, H. Bruyettc, J. Borda, W. Badglcy, P Boote, L, Arnott, S. Anderson Row 3: lvl Anderson, N. Carlson, T. Clark, E. Curlwy, B. Chopp, D. Arnett Row 1.1 A Bcnncrr, S. Brown, B. Burtcrncld, L. Butterfield, P, Carrington Row 1: N. Brown, R. Boots rw Ulf' Page 16

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The instructor of the band and orchestra, Mr. Dal- lenbach, is a gradu- ate of the Univer- sity of Wisconsin, where he received his masters degree in instrumental music. Through his efforts our band and orchestra have put on some fine exhibi- tions this past year. 'f' nf- V B511 1 Walter Ohde, coach and physical education instructor, gradu- ated from the University of Minnesota. Despite the long lectures and reprimanding, the hard hours of exercise, and the days spent in contest training, all the fellows think he's tops. i 1 Our librarian IS ever ready to lend a hand to bewildered students. Miss Calkins, who received her train- ing at Milwaukee State Teachers' College, seems to know the where- abouts and contents of each book in our library. Silence! Others are at work seems to be her motto. Page IS

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Q .1 4 :mm . 'E' . 1 'O' xv-1. Row 5: E. Friz, G. Greene, R. Fitzgerald, L. Delap, R. Fisher, R. Calder, R. Ferris, C. Hadrian, ll. Ehmann Row 4f N. Day, C. Dalson, J. Hanson, li Dcl.ash1nit, H, Daniels, V, Dunncr, G. lfralick Row 21 R. Eastman, G, Dalson, YN4. lfcllce, lX4 llack, B Durkee, G. Carhcld Row 7.2 W. Dunn, D. Deau, R. Dickey, L l os1cr,J, Guerin Row li J, Goddard, R. Gotz, L. Gibson The prospective senior class of IQ48, to begin with, had an enrollment of 191 pupils. The class as a whole has concentrated studiously on its subjects. and it has shown a great deal of ability to comprehend the studies required of it. lt didn't take the Sophomores a very long time to get ad- justed to high school. Row 5: I2 Janke, H Koppa, D Krumm, R. Klitgard. H Kcuncr, I, Klug. R. Kruhn, D. Krwhrih Row 42 L, Lange, G. Larson, J Jackson, C. Hoel, A. Kucl1n,J Hcisler, R Kiser Row 3: lf, Jensen, C. Heise, li lluehncr, A Jaroski. D Hedclman. R. Joslin Row 7.2 V. Herrmann, R. Huehncr, B. Jensen, A. Hulce, C, llcnnings Row 1: L. Johnson, IVI. Kluball fo 4-L Q its was Page I7