Ripon High School - Tiger Yearbook (Ripon, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1933 volume:

V9 ' m WM M! ASIQQQQXMQ 3? '7 + QV' 'l J al , '- I, W -. vqx- U V if Q -, Ad. Ja K ' 54 ,gf ' 4 M ' M 1 L, Q A -cf f q iv'- d - 1.3 ,' iv, '- is r 1 , 'I W- 'e . 3M,Gb.L.2.QLQns: Qiawwi lj, lllllllllllllllmnnsum mill!! llilln M6g su X 35 14114 lllmumm m mm. nl 5. I IEX IL II IB ID IIS 5 5' lm fy, K., xmmnmu L:glTXkk?Z HmHH1mHHU K . mIx1murrmm1I1rlCK2l,WQTr'x -1mm u umrm mnmnnrnmxmmnmn CD ESTHIQR Pxrrtll, Edmu- ERNA L1auM.xN, Amor. Edmn' Nonmtx NICLLIS, Scmm' Summz CARI, Lyui, Sports Scmfm Auctri Sr mzLns, Culumiur Lwrlan lbuzla, Smxpslwrx R.XI,I'Ii BR.-xNc:H. xl1lv, B1m'm'.vs Mmmgk CI.IiMIiNS E. Lmaczx, Faculty Admsu LUCK INVISRSETTI, Ripon, Prmters , 1. V HnlmnwsnmitlmfKortmcycr Engraving ClHI1lIWQll15', Milwaukvc, Engmvcrs 7 f .1 s 5 It Y. 'fx ruIu111mmmn1r 'r'n'm'muunL'n m'Um1fY:d'b17 ' :vars Mu. . ., .. . LQ5,3kA..1D11IIIZ . . n1.nn:m1.l4YQwmmn1rx'mmxmnm1m' IL T'ITKIIlHI'HI III mu: TT IH IE ID II IDIDN -II-IINEIEID HQDHBEB .o P14bl1'shed by THE SENIOR CLASS OF RIPON HIGH SCHOOL RIPUN, W1sc,:cmNSlN Q I'i ,X nu nm 5 5 ! 5 : z 2 5 5 4 m..--..---m--m .m.............,- Qoyrgk m l!CmSl5I IymIK miifenglifiz r Hman ming, grimy mmf T Cccxgiye of C2onfer1f5f3 Foreword - 5 Dedication -- 6 Faculty - 8 Senior Section 9-22 Classes - 23-25 Athletics 29-52 Band 3.3-34 Literary - - .35-37 Calendar and Snapshots 38-49 w M if mxzunm . ,- - -u -----uo ----- 9 In 1--ll- ll - 3 : 7 Bing!! jjilgh Sfljggl Gimp ? OPCQOP Despite the depression the 'innuil Tiger his again ap' peired. There 'irc llvyer pigcs fewer pictures fewer frills. The Sp'lI'f'lll simplicity of the hook is, we hope in lvepiny with the times, Wlieii you pick up this Tiger in later life let it symf holi.e the forehciriiice 'ind the courage with which your school your community your parents faced these critical yeirs. If your school days mein anything to you carry their happy memory on through 'ill thc ycirs. Then, as 'i mae ture citieen keep your interest in the public schools. Let nothiny hamper their elficicnt operation 'ind sane growth. their ohjective the mikinj of good citizens. '6 -WQFQMWG 3 m C I K K 1 . , , I , 5 , , , 3 n 1 , K. -' H , ,, 7 , .K 1 A , L . , , a , A , , 1 , , ' 1 , V s . D , 7 S K 5 ,C 3 l 5 4 5 n c , Assist them always, in good times and bad, to achieve a ' g -. 3 l 'lli' BK 'l ' ms. vs. m1I1I ml11 9mxQV l I H .N ii I . W w iwiw Bison High Srhnul Gigrr i t-m---11-111-1---1---.--i-ui,-3 5 . . il ehicafion L Q I ' 3 By dedicating this Tiger to Mr. johnson, the Seniors wish to show their appreciation for his many years of l 5 service, kindly friendship, wonderful sympathy with chilf Q I dren and appreciation of their difficulties, i We shall miss him from our corridors. Une and all, i we speak for the entire student hody, we wish him the I very hest that life can hring. ? z .. -, -..- , ..--- , --...----- ....-,ar N-YL . Lf a hai? o won, i f Ear 4 eac ev I1 At the age of sixtyfnine, Mr, Randall johnson announces his retirement from the leaching profession to which he has given 50 years of conscientious service. Unique is his record of never having missed a day ot teaching hecause oi' illness during all those years. He received his early education in the Ryan High School, Appleton, Wis,g Osh' kosh Normalg Vsfhitewater Normal, and Platteville Normal. His first position was in the rural and village schools of Outagamie County. Following that, he taught in the State Industrial School at Vxfaukeshag Industrial Selioolyfor Indiansg,,VVaukeshag Platte' ville State Collegeg Price County Normalg lvlarathon County Normal, He came to Ripon in 1925 as principal of the junior high school, 6 is i NINETEEN HUNDRED Bingn Sfbggl Gimp T Bunilull ,iluhnnun 7 U 2 'r ErE7 Bipgn High sfhggl mimi' HREE B. J. ROCK Supcrintcndcnt of Ripon Schools RIPON HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY ron! Rofw-Miss Minnie Marks, ilmnestii' scienceg Miss lillizi Ginki-, sm-iqil sciafiiccs, pliysinlnlgx lxliss june Kmxnners, lnzltlwilialticsg Mivas Amlulini- jmivs, histnryg Miss Mnric Alum-s, linglisli Miss live-Iyn l.. Mailuney, social scienresg Miss Ann liiesc, connnrrcizilg Miss Gmtrmlv M. li n liar, linglislig Miss Lllilise Nivkels, lunguziges. Hail' RllfLL+Nil'. lfrvcl Tull, Ill1lIllL'lll1liiK'5, prinfipzil of junior lligllg Mr. C'li'lncns li. l,ui'm'k, lvznul Mr. llziruld liznivillr, scieiivr-sg Mr. Randall johnson, linglislig Mr. ilcorgi' lfn-y, nixniuil urtsg Mr. P. j. Lnnde, srielwes, prinvipzil of Senior Higlig Mr. l.eonaml P. Ilvltingur, pliisii il vsduvaition. Missing from pivturr-Miss Marie Kafer, histnryg Miss Bertha Schultz, svluml nurscg lxliss Yer Zivk, secretary to superintcndrnt, 8 ,an an m . 1 HLDQLQAQII - E a - HUNDRED gipun Sfbggl migpr AND THIRTY-THREE Q 5 eniov Qfagg AJ UFFICERS Praszdcnr RUBLRT BUc:HHuLzl Vice President KURT Il.xD'rxri Sccrctury RALPH BR.'XNf2li,-XIJD Tmzszwar CHA-xR1.ris Wikislf Adwser EvELYN MALDNEY Xh1Ic4i1'cnm-D111 f lVl.'XRjURl1i PYTLfxf:K Salummmm MARMN VJILLIAMS Hmwwlvlc Mc11t1'c,mv1f' Dwnvtlmy Dormhronk, Dmmld Gilllcy, Alcan HilI'Ql'ilX'C, LazVcrnc Hczltlcy, Beatrice Klart, Emu Lclmmn, lrmc M47l'gl1I1, Nrnrmgi Ncllis, Esther Patch, Kurt Rzldtkc. Class Fluzww- Orchid Class Colm'sf-Blue and Silvcr Class Nlottuf-Nunc dccluccmus uhi st:1hi1m1s ,cl fNlWXK' wc launch, whcrc shall wc zmcluwrlj A YE my i Q 3 E 1 S E ' 3ElHI Ill! lllll ll lfilllllllllli h , 5 33 Progrznn 4. 5' - Alnlwition--AutumohiIo Raving :lml f -A Palm Be-zwh. WG T 3 x X 4 xx V s X x x X Jnunmmm gm--VY? u F E,' nunuusnnnu y-Q' .nnvuunuuln ' 1 f nlun EEETIEIWLEEH lluul un EQ , K , X X! J x is . K K - lx . X NINETEEN HUNDRED Qfg E S I gg, gf K AND THIRTY-THREE l...l-l- Q . X x 7 .IOIIN ADAIWSKI, -Iul1nl1il ' Iin.vA-rrlmll, fnuflfall- -lrnlll in flix Hur, In f1fllll'fiI'.f IIIJH alfways xllillf. Fmmthzlll I, 2, 3, 43 li:1skcth:lll 1, 2, 3, 43 Ixlldllhllll 13 .IXSSCIIIIWIX Pl'IlgI'ilII! 2, 3, 43 Bllllll l, 2, 3, 43 lizlslwilwalll lcttvl' 1, 2, 3, 4: 'l'r:u'k Manager 4. .'xlllbifi0ll--jilllFllill351. RALPH l3RANC'II.'Xl'D Tim .I lion llfllllllfl lin' lmlifxr if Il .lrfzlflfzzl Illiny Audubon 13 Irltcwlalss l, 23 lfrmtlmzlil l, 2, 3, 43 'I'rm'k 3, 43 .1X55l'IIIhlj' Pl'llj,fI'l!lll 2, 3, 4gI3:1ml l, 2, 3, 43 Attcmlancc 1, 23 'I'igvr- vtte Staff 43 'Ligcl' Stuff 43 flalss SQ'1'l'1'l1ll'j' 43 Fnutlmll Lcttvr 3, 41 lizlrkcthalll Mgr. 4. Amlmitinn-CulIL-gc i'LARIiNl'l2 ISRASVII II1' .vfnnps In llllfflillfl lm! fl Jour. lfnmtlmll 3, 43 Prom f'0lllll1illl'l' 33 'l'l':u'k 43 Lxflfllhllll l,ctIDr 4. Amhition-Avixnmr. IIALIC l3RI'3IN1L1R Tin' frllolu' Quill: ilu' Xlllilf, ix lflr our 4lL'Ill'l,l '7L'!lflI'. Pl'0sidcnK I3 Lilllllhllll 33 Asscnllwly Prn- grzun 4. AmluiIioll-ICl1ginwl'ing,: Srlmol. IIIIUITIZISS 2, 33 Prmn cwf7llllllitIK'l' 33 Yin' I RUBICRT l5I'C'lIllUI.Z limb .ln aflllrlffv lzrznnr ln' has fwnn, .ln IIf!Ill'11 J fwnrlc l1r',v ,vlzrrly Jllllf. lllKi'l'l'lZl5S I, 2, 3, 43 Ifuutlmll I, 2, 3, 43 Czlptslin 43 Bzlskctlmll l, 2, 3, 43 Trzwk 3, 43 Vive Pl't'Sillt'IIf 23 Claw Plrsialcnt 3, 43 .lxllilllhlill 23 Fnutlmll lvttcr l, 2, 3, 43 lim- kvtlmll lettvr I, 2, 3, 43 'Lrnvk lvttcr 3, 43 Asamnlwly I,lA0j.fl'2llll 4. Axnhition-Cullcgr. BRYCIC CLARK I um rnnlrlzr, f'o11If11la.f mu lv. Aumlulmn 13 Il1tm'n'l:1n 2, 3, 43 lfomhzlll 33 Asscnlhly Program 4. Ambitimu-Aviation and .'xiI'l'lIZlIlC Mecham. H VIQRNA CRUOK I? .-I quid Jispoxifilrrz, l'I1I'lI1'.ff, .vimrr'r. 6 Aumluhnn lg Asscnmbly Prugrznn 3. AAYIlhiliUll-NlIl'N'. DXVIGIIT CLALSICN i'hri4' A l.ikw ll pnfLL'd4'r fvuff-mr fm' lin' fZL'lIlVll'II.H 3 Intcrvlnss l, 2, 3, 43 Bzlskcthull 23 Dvhzltc - 4 E . vo 1 'f . - 4 ,f 3 . 10 ' . J Y 'f mmii1n1mru. -nm mm... m m... ' -. Y .my -n . nm... :S p x ' 1 2 Y' U N X , - x 0 N - NINETEEN HUNDRED , Bmw nigh Sfbuul Gimp AND THIRTY THREE I7ORU'I'HY DORNBROOK Bobbie IH nin' Io ln' natural 'Y.L'lIt'll you are ualurully Iliff. Athletic Club 2, 35 Audubon Club lg At- tendance 3, Assembly Program -I-g Athlet- ic Club R -lf. Ambition-Stenographer. DONALD DVDZINSKI Cln'rr up, you mn't get ou! of llzis fworlrl nlifm' zmyfwayf' Attendance 1, 2, 4. Ambitifm-Bookkeeper. VVIl,Bl'R GEHRKE ll'rif1' nn' ai' om' fwlzo lo-zum' his fvllofw lf1l'll.n Interelms 3, +5 Assembly Program 4. Ambition-Aviator MABEL GIESE Mae Guzr info llvr ryrs and youll sn' a lillll nngvl, Gazr zz lilllf' longfr, and you'll sm' a littlf imp. Entered junior year from Marquette. Fx- temporameous Reading 3g Declam 3g Ath- letic Club 3, -I-g Assembly Program 3, 4. Ambitinn-Missionary work. ISABELLI-I GIFFEY Slfr you llfr rnodryi, quiz! fway, Still fu-zilrrx flofw limp, Illry Jay. Attendance 1, 2, 3, Audubon 1, Assembly Progrznn 4. Ambition-Berlin Training School DONALD GIFFEY llr flows his -work in ll quirf 'way lla' tlmxv not fool abou! and play. Audubon lg Intereluas 3, 45 Attendance 2, 3. Ambition-Madison l'niversity CHARLES GOSZINSKI Choke l m wal .wrious fwlzrn it romrx lo fooillmlx liul fwllru il l'0llIl'J lo .tludying-ll'l1 ? lfontbnll 1, 3, -lg lnterclass lg 'IlI'HC i 3 lfmvtlmll letter 3, -l-5 Track Iette' , . ,AIDl1lIl0IllEIlj.flllC'C'l'll V HENRY URAGER Hn ' J ' ll ff. Attendunee 2, Interclnss 1, 3, ' X An..-,,.g.,. KJ llzr lmir is lilw' flu on ll . lbition clXll ,elxlee . ,XJ by X xx XXII yu, X X E if . , . ,af -x, . x1,... .-- ,..-,-.-- V u ,. L f . .r X w 5 K l i .l , , . 2 NINETEEN HUNDRED Bipgn Sfhggl migpf AND 'rmR1'Y-THREE -UCAN IIARURAVIC If you fwanl to knofw anyllliny, ml: Jumz. i Auclulwon 13 Student Council I3 Prom 5 Committee 33 Chorus 33 l.C1ll.Illt' of Nu- tiom' contest 33 Asst-inbly Pl'llgl'ZllTl 3, 43 liclitor of Tigercttc' 43 Clmirmzm illlj.'fCI' 5 Committvc 43 liXIK'lIlP0l'1lIlt'0llS Spa-uking 4. Q Amluition-Ripon College 5 ROSS IIAZICLXVUUID , lf'0rk ir Iliff, but play is IIl1'l'I'.H Attcmlniice I, 23 Iintcrclzias 2, 33 Bzmml 2, -Jr 3, 43 Asacinbly Program 4. 5 Ambition-Avizltion LAYICRNIC lllCA'l'1.liY 5 j .lmlliIion ix l1r'r3.vfw'ri11lly, ' liul .vlw fluff mvxt alzyllnny -1urll.' ,f ' lnterclass l, 3, 43 Prom committcc 33 AN- vff 'I J : 1 Nfl semhly l'rogrmn 43 Svvrctzlry :mtl 'l'rc11s- Nj ' 5 M., urer Athletic Club 43 Athletic Club R vV 'J 33 G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 lmlgilc of Nations con- V 1 ,fb L tcst 33 Audubon 1. J! Q! . V 4 ' Ambition-Nursing. ' J J! j JOHN llll.L --Red E W Snnn' fu.'1'n' born lo wx11.s'prrah', ,l I 3 L Sllllll' fZ.L'l'l'l' horn lo j1lz'aJ1', A Nunn' ficrn' born fo 11g1y1'11fv11l1', J J' 4 Rui fwzu barn Io Ivasr. 5 lnterclzlss 1, 2, 3, 43 Assemlmly Progrzmi 23 I 1 1 j' .1 Football 3, 43 Bzmtl 3, 43 Pootlmll Letter -1 f . , J 3, 4. U XVll.l,lAM HOFFMAN 'VViIlic , lVrfcrr lroulwlr' lroulrlr 'lill iroulflr f ' ll'0lllllr'.Y you. , 0 A'xltt'llKlilllL'C 2, 33 lnterclnas l, 2, 33 Anem- i hly Program l, 2, 3, 43 Student fl0lllll'll 21 g Class Vice Pre-ainlcnt 33 Prom Coimnittcc 2 33 lizmd 1, 2, 3, 4. i ' Ambition-Ax'intion. S CARl.lC'l'0N lll l'll 2 , rllfwnys f'll'llA'lIl1f mul full nf fun. i y lI'ln'11 you lll'4'iI n friwml. I.'arl1'!011'.v flu' nur. 5 4'xIIC'IlllZlllk'l' l, 2, 33 lIlIt'l'l'l1l5S l, 3, 43 Cho- !! , 3 rus 33 Assembly Progrnm 4. 3 A l't' I' . m vi roll- '1ll'lIlC'l'. ' M HAROLD lll l'll Mutt . I , E Yllll' rlflifms nf Illl' arf lin' lwsl i11f1'l'f1r'1'lrr5 Iv L Q ' of f!I0l1fllIf. JK lp' 3 Lb f fl! lim-rclziss I, 2, 3, 43 Autlulmn I3 Asselnlwlg l , Progrzmm 2, 4. '-- Q Ambition-lilm-rtrival lingincer. 1 1 CIRAYDUN KICMNITZ Snzikey Tln'r1' arf lfwv Jays almul fzcllirll avr ' 3 should 11r11'H' fiwrry, yfxvlrnlay ant! S 2 l0llI0l'l'0'LL'.H : lntvrvlalss 2, 3, 43 Asseinhly Progrmn 2, 43 2 3 lixmcl l, 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 3. All1l1ltlt3ll'Offll't' work. S 12 B ,' ,-C J ' t '!-IJ JU., Fu!! 1 K . , x, J! , - I Q , Ju Y' I 1 141 D JK 1 471 ,U 4 , , M 2' J' , ' V I 1 -mnu-3?-tm -13.-um mtmumu-gr.un-M1535 -wy.,.tm--inn-u ..m....- - ky ,LF 1 J A I 5 . ',fl ' J JJXNJ ,I 5 ' ' t v l NINETEEN HUNDRED Bipun gfhggl mmm' ' Al ND THIRTY-THREE liEA'l'RICli KI.A'1 l' Klutsch l 'Tix Ihr quality, noi ilu' qzzanliiy, fha! rounts. Athletic Club 2, 3, -lg Attendance 3g As- sembly Program -l. Ambition-Commerciul work ELMER KCIIS El l 1 .1 loyal, jus! and upright frllofw. Q Attentlance 1, 2, 3g Iuterclass 1, 3, -l. ,I x I l X RALPII I.EA'l'HAR'1' l-Dapper V , llr lofvrx Io cha! fwilll flu' yirls fwr lenofw, 'Tis tln' fway twill: nzrrz-lln'y're alfways so. 1 Assembly Program 1, 2, 3, -lg Chorus 3g : U.utory 3, -lg Band 1, 2, 3, 4. ' c f Ambition-Bookkeeper W E ERNA LIEHMAN , t ulllfllil' .'Wt'1'l1i1' Mt'i111'z' Mo, Touiglzl I fwomlrr fwlzrn' I'll gn. 'l iger Stuff 2, -lg Glee Club lg Audubon lg Assembly Program 1, 2, 3, -lg Declam 2, 3g Class Officer lg Prom Committee 3g ' Athletic Club 2, 3g Athletic Club R 3. Ambition-Miss Brown's Business College I OSCAR ,I.I'1iDKE Luedke Spank lets than Ilzou kfl0'bUl'.ff.' Interclalss 2, 3, -l-g Football -4-g Assembly Program -l-. Ambition-Office work HELEN LCKOSKE t'Toots .llfways flfflljllllf and full of fun, ll'l11'11 you llt'1'L1 a frifml, ll4'l1'n'5 Ilia' ollr. Assembly Program 3, -lg Ulee Club lg Athletic Club 1, 3. Ambition-Nurse CARL LYLE CODES . Ilr .vffirzrs lwflz in tin' claxsrom and ilu' Q llfflfflif' field. 4 ' Attendance 2g Football 2, 3, -lg Basketball , 2, 3, -I-g Football Letter -lg Basketball Let- ' tcr 3, -l-g Assembly Program -l-. Z CARLETON MATHVVIG Pete SN .-lr11f'1'ira First. ' Interclnss lg Audubon lg Football 2, 3, 41 Q Fllllfllilll Letter -lf. Ambition-Aviation and Airplane Mechanics - l S . f ' A 13 I JKGT..-uuun I mmm i-mn m 1 - E 'I Q, . A ' ' A . , ., 1 Q.-f '- 5 u J 1 1 l I '1 f' f X. I Slay 343 Q39 Ml Jay' 8,, NINETEEN HUNDRED Binlm Sfhuul mmm' AND THlRTY-T I.lCli MORGAN llix l'l'!llly ,vmilr uf mfzlrrllirlrhifl Dull: lllllA'1' lzim frirnll' In wfvl'ryu1n'. Asn-lllllly PI'Ug'l'1llll 2, 33 lIllt'I'i'lllSS 33 PIAIIIII cllllllllllllkli' 33 Bxlllml l, 2, 3, 4. lclxlll, Ml'lil,I.IiR Q If fn' fnulll my llmrl' mal' mulll lmnnn' V lwllrr' mqfmilllrll. Alldllllnll I3 lllIL'l'A'l:lss 33 lA55i'lllllly Prn- gflllll 4. QTY -LQ NURMA NIil,l.lS l. .I LL'iHiIl!f fu.'w'llw'l'. ' fxllllllllllll 13 l'llul'lla I, 2, 33 .'x5wt'llllll4 Pru- glzllll l, 2, 3, 43 SflIkll'lll l'uum'il I3 PVUIII clUIlllIllIlL'U 33 Tiger Stuff 43 llllj.fCI'1'lIK' Stuff -I-3 lIlIl'l'l'lilFh 2, 43 Atlllrtil' Club 2. Alllllitiull-Bllaillvas C'ullcg.3v NVA YNlC NILICS it 'Il Illillli nf yum' nfwu ix iifllfffl fuur of llmyl' uf your f1'irl1l1'.r. . l':llIk'l't'll Svlliol' Xt'lll' fl'UlIl Mzlllimll. .Xs- J 5t'IlIlTlj' lrllgrzllll 4. 3 Alllllilinll-l'lllll-l't:lka-l' i l,I'.5l l'.R PAMI4. Guull .H'll.H' null youll lllllllfl' lm' ' lzmvr .n'pur11lrll. I':IlIl'l'Ckl Sllphlllllllll' kYQ'Jll'. c'l1lN5 tl'c:lslll'l-l' 23 fJl'llIlll'j 33 Tig:-l' Stuff 43 I'l'Uj.fI'lllll 4. Alllllitiull-Millialcr cn l.l'lil.l.,'X P.-Xlili is B lYol!1i11y rfvrr fwurirlgv mr, lull! llllffllllfl 5 l'1'1'l'flllI'fil'.i mr. l Allllelil' Clllll 2, 5, 43 Dl'l'l1llIl l, 23 Kiln' l'lull 2, 33 PI'Ug'I'lllll 2, 43 ixlllllllitbll 13 1.1- l1l1ll'j Z3 Pflllll clUllllIllIIk'L' 3. Jxllllllll4lll Nlll'llllll zlllll lvlwllillg. liS'I'lIliR I'.'X'l'l'Il Pill Shri llfillilllll null full uf mirlll f lllurll In flu' Sfllilll' zluxy .ll1l 5 fzvnrtll-Yl' l:'lfiIor. 3 ji 3.. fxHl'IlKl1lll1'k' l, 2, 33 Exlllllllillll l3 Prulll f fl0IlIllllIIt'l' 33 Atlllctis' fllllll 23 Ulzln ' 'l'lc':lslll'l'l' 33 Stllclrllt C'1lllm'll l, 2, 3, 43 Awvllllllj' Pl'ULfI'Zllll 1.2, 3, 43 flll0l'kIS 2, 33 lizlllcl 2, 3, 43 'l'igcl' fllllIlII1lIIL'l' 43 lIllgl'I' lilllflll' 43 llllf.fk'l'C'tIl' Stuff 4. :Xlllllitiull-Ripllll Clllll-gc IQINVIN l Rlil,l,XVl'l'Z Iilllliv ullaflfly am l,' from mrl' 11111 I frm' ll'l1y arrl1'l llzry all lrflzlwlzlrli likl' fun, Att:-lldzlllre 13 lllIl'I'K'lll5S 1, 33 Hllllll 2, 3, 4. Alllllitiull-lhlllmsll Hll5iIlt'55 Volll-gc E3 O dv EIm A l 3 Atll '- Clul 3. Ambition-Business College .th ' ' , ff . u l Q ' 5 h ,db- EW i1Ll. 7v Binun Sfhggl mimi' H1R1'v-THREE lli..1 T- ETH ELYN PRELLVVITZ Ft All-'ways happy and full of jwp, Sunzr Jay shf fwill flimlz to a 'wry high Jffjf. Assembly Program 3, -L, Audubon 1, Class President lg Prom Comlmttee 33 Drum Major 3, 45 Interclass -I-g Band 1, 2, 3, -lg Chee Club Z. Ambition-Continue music and dancing. MARJURIIC PY'rLAc'K --Maggie l l'lraJi1zyly quirt and fair, Simwrr in all hrr rlltifawors. Attentlalnce 1, 2, 35 Athletic Club Z, -I-g League of Nations Contest 3, Prom Com- mittee 35 Program +. Ambition-Stenographer KURT RADTKE Stretch llr'J fall and hf 5 lllllld.f0IlH', in short, a fwomanls man. Attumlnnce 2, 3, Football 2, 3, +9 Basket- ball 2, 3, +5 'l'rat'k 2, 3, -I-g Program Z, 3, 4, Bzmtl 1, 2, 3, +5 Basketball Letter 3, -lg Football Letter 3, -1-g Track 3, 4. Ambition-College CARROLL REINSCH Elnil Il'huf do fun' hafur lo do Ihix for? Attemlunue 1, 2, 3, lnterclnss 3, 4. Ambition-Run restaurant. Nlill, RESHESKE Sbeske l hair young fwomrn-Iln'y hon' mc. .'xIIt'llll1lllK't' I, 2, 3, lnterclass 2, 3, 4g As- srmbyl Program 1, 2, 3, +5 Prom Commit- tee 3, Bzxntl 1, 2, 3, -I-5 Tigeretet Staff -I-. Ambition-Politicizln IIICLEN SCHAVE l'Sl1i1Vl?CH HSOIHI' jrroplr' lhinh lifr was madr' for fun' and .rorrofw-not I. Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, lnterclziss Basket- b.nlI l, 2, 3, Assembly Program -I-5 Athlet- ic Club R 4. Ambition-Stenographer. NH IAN SCIILAGRL I manlzn mm: hard of spirit, still and quzri. utubon 1 rent Club 2, 3, -lg Glee 1 MII DRIHD bl HRAEDER Mil I llttlr un along with fwork Ilruml mfan a 11irl'J a shirh. A tubon l Chorus 3' Glee Club 2. Ambition Stenographer 1 5' ........, SNK mu... ...nm .mm 1......... - llnmlnIng.E gi1EIEEImHIHUlm m . I X.. ' 1 : 4 A , ,' F ' , S NINETEEN HUNDRED Blllllll Sflllwl mlgpl' f AND THIRTY-THR:-:E v.- .' fy- ' A 2 I 'V HICRNIVIC SC'lII'l.'l'Z lIm1ey Quin' uflfwarilly, zHJl'l!I.VllI!f no ffm' of u rm'rr'y nalun' kll1l'LL'Il lo fmu. Attvllzlzlllue lg Aumlulmn lg .'x55L'Illl1lj' Pro- gram 4. .Mnhition-Honkkeeping Al.Il'li SIIIICLDS I.ile'l':l1'y Club lg l,l't'lSlIll l, 2, 43 Prugrznn I, 2, 3, 45 'l'igvretts Stzlh' 4g Tiger Staff 4. Amlvitinn-l'ontinuv drnnmutivs CIIARIJCS S'l'IiVVAR'l' Clmck .111 iIIIIIl1'l'llf fan' 11111 you Il1 l'A'I' mu lrll, lffmxhalll 43 Audubon lg 'l'rack 3, 4g Fum- lmll lnsttcl' 4. Amhition-Iinginecr RUHIERT S'l'l2NVAR'I' Red l'ariwIy is lln' .fpifr of Mfr. Ifamllmll lg lllIt'l'l'lilSS 23 Auclulmn lg Stu- mlunt Counvil 25 Class St'1'I'k'Illl'j' 3. NURMA S'l'OI.l.l7llSS jnl1nny Timr may mlm' and fillll' may yu, lla! .fha lulkx on forf'fLw'. fxlI0lHlllllCt' I, 2, 33 Athletic Vlub 3, 41 l,l'llj1I'1llIl 43 llII6l'l'lllNS 4. Ambition-l'ounty Normal liIl.liliN SYl.VliS'l'liR lilly I-'rirmlsllip buys frivmiylzip. Devlzml 2, 45 League of Nations LVUIIKUFI 3, .Allllilfltill-I,lt'IlClllIl ROSS 'IKAYLOR Iliff lmfw that boy ran LlI'll LL',,'l lfootlmll 3, 43 Assembly Pl'0gl'lllll 4g lfom- lulll l,t'tll'l' 3, 4. AAIlllllflflll-COIIIIIIC'l'l'll1l Art UICORUIC 'l'AYI.UR Iz'11joy lifr for fm' lbw' hu! om'r. Prom cllllllllllllilk' 33 AA5M'llll1lj' Pl'UgI'1llIl 4. Ixllllilllllll-twilllCg'k' , 5 f s 1 16 mmnxy 5 I : .I lilllr girl -'wlm fwill 510 far in nllllllllllllj. f s.. x 'J . 1 '- -. ... ,.- :,,..- s - f . .v 41 ...- J z .- Ji J - f +- ,... P ,.. I A-4 -4 -1 E 5, .4 P l ' f 4- 4. A -llllllll L : h.. A NINETEEN HUNDRED D . 0 AND THIRTY-THREE 5 -.-1 Blpun iblgb Srhunl Glgrr Ll... 'T Z 1 IVA TIIIEL N01 'wry hifi, but olz ilu' amlliiion. ' Athletic Club 2, 3, +g Athletic Club --R 35 ' Attendzlnce 35 Audubon 1. Ambition-Hookkeeper. 3 MILFORD VVAHOSKE Steve ' Ili' lmofws and Jjwak: his nfwn mimi. '- lnterelnss 1, 35 Football 2, 45 Truck 35 Hand 1, 2, 3, 45 Football Letter 4. , Ambition-Engineering DORIS WVEISE llaNvy go lurky, fair and frfr, !l0fflill!l lllrrr' is Ilia! lmtlirrs llll'.H Attendance 35 Glee Club 35 Athletic Club 35 Assembly Program 4. Ambition-Business Stenogrripher GIfR'I'Rl'l7lf VVEISKE Gert .S'ln s llI'l'l', I firard luv' gfigglff' i'xlt6'lICl1llll'C' l, 2, 35 Declnm 2, 45 Chorus 35 League of Nations Contest 35 Audubon 1,25 Athletic Club 2, 3, 45 Interelass 2, 35 Assembly Program 3, 4. Ambition-Ripon College and Nursing lVllLl7RlCl7 VVRLCH Mil Sin' 'works half lllf' Jay, Tin' flfflff' half Jin' is doing .vomvlliing uxrful. iAltL'IlllIlIlt'l' 2, 35 Audubon 25 Interelnss 45 League of Nations Contest 35 Deelnm 3, 45 Athletic Club 35 Assembly Program 4. Ambition-Carry out my desires. EVELYN VVEPNER N .l,v full of Jjlirif ay flu' monllf of lllayf' Athletic Club 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Devlzun 45 Extemporuneous Reading 35 Assembly Program 1, 2, 3, 45 Athletic Club R 2. Ambition-Beautician LIZSTER VVERDIN Les If ln' fum' llul lnld us ln' muld Jillff, fwr fwolud lltlflll' kept him busy. Assembly Program 4. Ambition-jeweler YIOLET XVESNER Vi Hooks arf pullis that upfward lmd. Book: are friends, rome IN us wad. Attendance 1, 2, 35 League of Nations Con- 5 test 35 Audubon 15 Glee Club 15 Assem- bly Program 1, 4. Ambition-Nurse 3 Y ' . s .. , 5 ,L 17 f' 15' jfifm...... Y J ' ..... - sg, 5 a I 5 . V , ,, , X - J ' 1 li' fy f X9 uffllli' jkofli 5 1 ' . A V0 36 95 - yvbaxr ' - fa 4 Ja' ,i f ,QI :- f , I - lllir nAJ',,5I-07321- 76' . v -I . n . I up A rl JJ.f1n , Q ,J L . .U if U- -cf M :Nb ' ,mx YA, Wg ' ' . nl I I I . 1 G m... .................................. .U ......r mma..z.z.:.....' mfr' Qmmumnnn gm: 7,4 e 7 il 4 ' O I I X 1 5 .-...l . . . i... ' fe NINETEEN HUNDRED Bmw iblgh sfhggl mmm' AND 11-uR1'Y.'rHREE 5 S 3 f'll.'XRl.IfS YVIIQSIC ,l'ul1lwy S ll'l1y ln' .Yl'Vl111l.V'-ily rnorr fun Io ln' guy. Entered juuinr your frmu Mayville High. , Hxlskvtbzlll 3, 43 Frmtlwnll 3, 43 'l'igercm' 2 N Stuff +3 Claw 'l.l'Q'1lSlII'4'l' 43 Fuullwzlll Lvttcr 2 l -lg Ass:-umlwly Prugrzuu 4. 3 Ambition-C'ullcgiz : MARIAN XVIILIAMS Rusty E Howl uzzlnrf' aml rn! lmif, lllllkl' tlll . f'.wwllr11f pair. , y' .Afffllllilllfff I, 2, 3, Athletim' Club 2, 3, 45 I Prom Conuuittcc 33 Stumleul C'ouuuil 2, 3, Q -G 'l'igerettv Stuff +3 IIllt'I'l'I1l5S 43 Vice Prwi- 2 dc-'ut Athletic fluh +1 Athletic flub R 3. E A'xllllTitillIl-Nlll'SC S 'Ari l,AVVRICNf'lC VVI'I l'S'l'Uf'K Spit7it ' 2 Av Ulf, Iillflti, lfringf your yolilrli ilarl, 2 5 ulrzf Tln' girls arf uflwr I,1uu'rrm'f s lfrarl. S Attemlnuvv l, 23 IIlIl'l'l'l1I5S 3, 43 Ifrmthzlll Q 3, Clans 'l'rc-zmnrcr lg Prom Chuirmzxu 33 E Baud 1, 2, 3, 43 Awsrlulwly Prugrzun I, 2. E ' 3, 4. g fxlUl7ifiIlIl1I2iCi'Il'il'Sli FIlgiIll'Cl' Q : A 3 VIIARIJCS YAIIR BLlddy E You mn zzrfzwr plan lln' fulurr by lln' fmxl. E Audubon lg Attemlanvv l. E Ambition-? Q 3 E ICVUICNIQ ZIMMICRMAN Umm Q 'l'ln'r1' rin' lllffl' llllllflj llml i11h'rr.vl mf, 2 Mysrlf, my girl, and ilu' 0l'llll'.S'fl'l'1'.U S Ifnmtlmll l g Asscxnlwly Prugrxuu 2, 3, Scvrc tary of Clans 33 Baud 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition-College : 5 IUURUTIIY ZVVIQIUICR ZwL'igic Quirf mul llI01ll'.Vl,' ll Irziil fLz'r'lr111m' in any girl. ' Auduhuu lg .'XSSl lIlbly Progrzun 4: IIIYCIV - 2 class 4. 5 r Axnlwitiuu-Buukkccper 1 Q Q? 1 J Q 2 .-...sw D aa 0' ' 15 1 ff '- -4 iii' W ' .-.. : a s-Jbwsfs ' 11 elm -LQQQQXQQQ - 18 ! nUHH UHHHI Q l N X Elumnnnnir 'mnmgmw N HUNDRED Bing!! Sfljuul mmm' AND 'rr-URTY-THREE LICUNARD BENKOSK1 Benny lm right, tfn' fwor'lJ'5 rwrongf' Audubon lg Attendance 3. Ambition-Alournalist IEVELYN KAHL Jnlly, pf-ppy. musiml and smarl, ll'fn'n rullwrl upon rin' dom' 1ll'I' jvnrl. clllllfllx 35 Assembly Program 4. Iintered junior year from Rosendale High. Ambition-Nurse LORRAIN PUTTIZR n','llllIl'll.! Not if I lcrzofw my.n'lf. Ambition-? IONE MORGAN l,i.rtfn, my rllilrlrrn. and you shall lzfar. Tlml 'work and Innw arf vwr mfar. Attvmlzxlwc 33 League of Nations 3g Cho- rus 33 Assembly Program 4. Ambition-Normal and teaching. DOROTHY BREIVOGEI, lf'!Il'II a rlzild :lm fall out of flu' fzcindnfu: and farm' dafwn Hpllllflfhu Declam 35 Assembly Program 4. Ambition-Nursing. PEARL DI EKVOSS Szlzzslzifzf' and .vmilf -will: Prarl go, 7lfll'0llflfl storm and mlm, fllfllllfjh ram and snofw. Entered Sophomore year from Arcadia. Glee Club 2, 35 Assembly Program 2, 4. Ambition-Teaching. IVA MORGAN ' lI'l1rrz sin- gigylrs, thf'rr r murif in fin' air. Attendance 35 Assembly Program 4. Ambition-Teaching IGNATIITS SYLVESTER II111vpy-yo-lufky and frref Nothing Ilzvrn is Mat hnfhvrs mr. Interclass lg Audubon lg Attendance 33 Football 4. Ll 'CILLE VVOLLENB URG Sin' farm' ll Jffllllfffl' in our midsl, and fwon Ihr' hmrt: of all. Entered senior year from Ro-qnrlalc. As- sembly Program 4. Ambition-Oshkosh Normal .2 I f we nv 3 ','1.1,X..i,.-' U V'--4.7. ,,' 3 19 my KJ, VI QZIIIII Q cn UI 'E f : .9 IL' .n E 4 Pastime Favorite ost esM Disl k Likes Most Name 11 Q ? SE 1 1 11 flu -,..-. 3 AVF' 1 12: E7 5'5 1 Tu L-5 P11 '1 :LL 'ZF D .AI ul? 75 24 .21 ,Z 73. -4.: E! 'u 'CE L7 ,., 1 11 S7 5 n. U. 1 E 3 21 5 21 15 51 NCC. x..E'-- 59:4 S-1: 75:1 1., E4 'CY' 1 5 P 1, :E .7 - 'U ,- I . 51 1.. f.1,: ag.. lf- I-.1-'f T: F Z 5.5 4-:F :Ti 51:1 1135 1 1 31 'T- 11411 :1-.2 -.CU .-L.f fan F 4 'C 1 1L-.M TC Z H-Eu ::: U2 UL. v:.. 91112 2:2 '21 .1 45 .2 P 2 21 1 if L1 11 Q -A -. 9 5 11 1 Q 'L .4 1 1 11 :c il 12 1. S -. rt Q1 5 1 E .1 3 E z E 5 f. 1, 5 CJ u 1 'T 1 it ew . 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'E S ,:5'E uff- ,E:f-L rg :gf-I-- 112 3,157 cu r:L7'AJr:'x:-fu: 1--.IJI 2 ZE::',1.1.L...JLLI E x. r gr A .2 1 I' I 1 S l SIS ' E 5 Name Likes Most Dislikes Most Favorite Pastime Ambition 5 2 . E Norma Xellis .. .Being with lfsther To be called fat 'listing . . . To get thinner FII E XYayne Niles . .Fft XYaiting for lft Standing around lockers Cndertaker E 2 Lester Page ,Church Dzncing .Going tr church , To be a minister 5 'l,uella lage .lfarrings Her hair . .. Trying to sing like Kate Smith A housekeeper E E Esther Patch Mlletween class lunches Being without Norma Going to Frat parties . To be an old maid 2 , T529 Lorraine l'r tter ...Schm tl - . Scho il . . Schf ml , . , , . . To be back in RHS again E F! Q lidwin Prellwitz. .. ...Operations Hverwork . .Dreaming .To be a poet in E E Iftlielvn Prellwitz ...Vl'aync ller height .lVinning honors . .A professional dancer U Q E Marjo ie Pytlack ...VVorking tor Miss Schultz Low itarks .Studying Shorthand Srmebodyds stenog E E Kurt Radtke . .. ... Turn toward the Spirit ' Collecting slips . Talking with Frances . Refornier in Germany E E Carroll Reinsch ..W'ine . A A .YYoinen . VVoinen . . . .and Sons E E Neil Reshcske Banl . Anything but a Cvnn Preparing lor 6th hour Salesman for Refrig. in Alaska 6' S 2 Helen Schave , . ...Dancing Public speaking . Blushing To get mar ied Q E E Vivian Schlagel. -Bookkeeping .XYalking to and from school VValking .Business women 5 5 g Mildrel Schrader. .Ask her . llangs . , , . . Dancing ,You'd be surprised 'E Q E Bernice Schlutz .,.. A. B. To be brthered . Bees .Tr raise bees E' 5 E IQ Alice Shields . ...Bob flo have the gossip col. razzed .VVriting for Tigerette A dramatic teacher 5' E E ... Charles Stewart ...Guns The cottage? . . .Hunting , . . Get more gnns W 5 E Robert Stewart .Vl'onien . Ikncing His F0 d . Try out freckle cream -5 E E Norma Stnllfuss ,... Men .VVorking . Taking care nf kids ,,,. . Be Har0l1l's wife gi 2 E lfileen Sylvester .... .... -Smith , ,High school boys VVurking at Miss l'ickard's .A dietician 2 S 2 Ignatius Sylveste . .Golf . . YValki1g . . . Bland s 'Anouncer at football games E E George Taylor . . Hand tournament To be a minister's son . . Skipping school . Easy money and lots Of it Q 2 Q Ross Taylor .. . ..-...Drawing . . .Be interrupted .Drawing . . An artist 25. S S Iva Thiel .... The Barber Shop . Banking . ..VK'riting note. . .Get an an electric dishwasher 3 E E Milford Vl'ahoske . .Football Beer . .l.,entz' . .. Get a car E E Doris VVeise . .Spitcurls , .Latin . .Rolling her eyes at boys To have more spitcurls i S Gertrude VYeiske ,I'll never tell Dateless nights Giggling . . To live 'til she dies y E E Mildred VVelch .. ... R . .To be teased about R .. .Cotnbing her hair Live in Sheboygan 2 E i' Evelyn VVepner ., .,..,.Morrie . . ,. Being with Muzz . .Being tardy . Drive a truck U ': Le. ter VVerdin . ...Diedrich ,lewelry Store .Lots ot' things Singing 2nd Bing Crosby .1 Q E Violet VYesner ...Typing .History .... .Reading . ..Nurse E E S Chailes VViese ,Skipping school Talking with Mr. Lunde .Vl'riting excuses . ,Mechanic 5 5 E Marian Vl'illiams ..Re4l hair . . Chemistry . . . . Riding with Dorothy . Nurse -4 E E Lawrence XYittstock ...Sox , . . . lfnglish . .Dates on Sci tt St. .Play with Ted Ween ' Li 5 5 Lucille NVollenburg .Talking 6th hour History .I ulling wise cracks .To gain weight E 5 E Charles Yahr . . ,llardware . lfxanis ..Trying to do OU around a corner Mummy finder FI E S Eugene Zimmerman .A nr . Hlon les 5 Reichinuth' . . To conduct an orchestra m E E Dorothy Zweiger . .Her hair .Giving Ural topics Her hair .Professional roller skater 5 ! I 1 I X I r Elia- . umm ug-Fjlzfg. i - i1uiliinirulrmrrmuuuiimmiggiiiftntzirzmmmruini1:1iuxuirirxzlgxgi'iiiirui NINETEEN HUNDRED Bipgn gfhugl mimi' AND THIRTY-THREE accallaureafi... First Evaiiigcliciil l.,llLl'lCl'Llll Church 3 ifclock, slum' 4, 1933 l'i'uli1dc amd l'i'4mccssimml M.ii'ch lnnii Tlll1I1llilCLlSCl'lN ,,,, ,, ,,,, R. XX'ugiici' Miss ldzl Buclilmlg lliulyui' , .. ,,.,, ,.,,,.. D,,, ,,,,,,,, , l i uv. W. F. T.13lwr Hymn , ,,,cTOllgl'UQQlllUIl Scriiiuu ,, ,, ,,,., licv, C. H. NVics,' Music Sgiiictiis ,, ,i,,ii,..., ,,,., , .,,,, Y Y ,Sclzulwrl Thi- Sung ul' Rciiwi1ihi'ziiicc ,,,,...., . ..,,,, ..,,,,,,.,, , ,, ,, ,, , ,wlimzmi Thi- Evcning Stan' liiriudictiuii ,, . ,, l'i+sll11Llc .mil lhwcssiimiixil March Triliiiiplmlc Pix vcrssii lllQll lllVUC2lll1lIl Suxailwliiiiii' liuvi Xylempliiuiq Sulii Auldrcss , .,,,,. Spuiiucr Iuiiiur High Sclioul Girls' Ulcc Clulw Miss Anim Marc Hgilgrim, llircciui' , , , , , , Rev, l'. Ci. lxuhli ,fuxrpli Ciillilvris Miss lilu Biiulilwlg Qvahuafiog Eevci5eV3 Miiiiiuipail loillklllllfllllll S ifclwqla, june S, 1933 . SL'lCL'lv.'xl iii-V. ix, .li iiiiskms ,, ,, Sn'lL'i'!i'il L.iwi'u11uc Wittslcick, Morris Blmlgcil , , , ,, SUlL'n'lc'Ll Eililyn l'i1'llwit: U. Holt, liCglSll'.ll', LllllX'CI'SIly ul' Vv'isuwiisiii High Sclirml Sung , , ,,,,,,,,,7 ,,,,, ,,,,, , , Ui'a11igu .lml Bliiflf Sciiiui' Class l'i1'sv1itxlIiui1 nl' lbiplimms Supli ll, bl. liivcli 22 I RIH!II UXHHHlmffl m2l?Z ' mmnmmmmrxiinimniimmimmnxiailgggygmniuxmimimuiiimimninifiiiifiirirmmmm ' an fy, xmninnnn 1, li l gil ll' I Bipgn Sfbggl mmm' HIRTY , ,pw g uniov Qfagg g lsfllllf Rn-'w-Leo Caszxti, Alvin Allwriglit, Milton XVilke, Clara Hilke, Roberta VVoo4lmanaee, Loretta YViere, linitl Schultz, Arlouine Russell, Gertrutle lfisll, Dwipglit XVest, I.awrent'e Al- liriglit. i Sl't'!llIiII 'ell'-'li'-fit'llLAYlCVt' Zitzelrlmerger, Dorothy Zander, Miltlrecl llaehn, Nlargziret llaseltine, Dorothy Lukokri, Hazel Koentopp, Elaine Bremer, Alice Novitslae, Czitlierine Simmons, Lor- i etta Lieske, Iilvira Hanclt, lirieli Voglit. ' Tlzirtl Rau-Glatlys lIiltlel11':1iult, Verna VVelt'h, Mililrecl Svliultz, Verna VVolters, FI'1llll't'5 Mor- gan, Bernice Fallon, 1.0l'l'1llIlt' lionk, Anita Lenz, Opal Stowell, VVinifretl Baker, Virginia i Reinseli, lyla XV:-pner. 3 Fourllz Rau'-Rolaml Miller, Arthur lleiman, Arnold Gelirke, john Barclay, Louise llowerter, Q liarlwara Scott, lioia Fronilioltv, Curl Dunulie, Morris lilomlgett, Rllflllfblltl Collins, Donaltl 1 Bueliliolz, Clinton fain, Marvin Steineke. , lizlrk Rm:-llowartl Krueger, Percy Millard, Fretlerick liutzin, RlCl12lI'Ll Iligby, llarry livans, 5 Gordon l,iptow, Roland Sl'llN'1lIllll, joseph Atlannski, Nlerit Oelke, l+'1'c'tleric'k lilancl, flllfl Svliallc rn. President , Vice President Secretary Treasurer Adema CLASS OFFICERS ,- lg 1 .a f 1 f f CLINTON CAIN f CARL DUMDIE J MAURIQE BLonczE'r'I' - f ENID SCHULTZ ' Q- ' 4 MR Roc It '. 1 ' . 1 ' K, t - Illilllllll ll lllll Q flu fI1III ulI1HTIfIUHTl1L'fUIIUTiE gIf'IffHIU .L'ffI1lY fU1T UL .lf!E i wma. Bipun 31-Iigh Srhunl Gigrr D lf- E J L, oiogomove Qfagg WV V .. Hi Q? Ugg Frou! RIIIIL'-I.1ll'I'j' liurkvr, lylllllllll Sc'l1rm'nlrl', xxyillilllll Illvcrsrtti, Nluhn l'l'7ylmylski, Ulvnn Svh ltt , s4'llm'iclm'l', Niwwin SIL'lll1l:l1'llul', l'1ill'I Millvr, IQIIIIUI' Dlldzillskv, Rllylllllllll Lucdku, lrslic' V. XVilnlc, .'xl'liL'Il Dulskc, 3 E Xnuml Rllib'--Niilfillll Hchllkc, Muricl lflllllllll, Luis I,ym'h, Pearl iircgury, Rlllllllillk' 'l'imm, Luum i N11lIllllk'i, LUUIIU Surlillgcr, xlllflllj Lim-tty, Helcn Luuke, Mildred llllIlNt'll, Urlorus XVullcn- S lwrg, XVim'fred QFFLINZQII km . l'llir.l lfrnx-XY:lIl:l1'c Svhlzlgc-I, lilhvl N1Hl'Q,f1lIl, Hula ll:1lsls'1ul, I c'rm- Srlllzlgvl, Mxlriam llvn-lun, P C':lrulillu l':1gc, Lucillm- Tull, N11ll'illll l,lll'IllTl'UIllx, Hflllllll llldv, N11ll'i1lIl Ulullillskr, l7m'uIhy ' liutlrr, Ilrlcn lfrmnlmultz, Iildur Vlzlmrll. lfllllfffl Rnfzv-l,ur'e'll:l SIISLIKIQI, livrlyn Sl7IiIgt'I'llt'I', lftlwl Miller, NHFIIHI Aluin, Louiw Krzmw Mzllwl Sullwicww, lmuisc RL'Nlll'Skl', N11ll'1'6H1l ,Ri5IZlll, Milalrrd Scllwirmu, hlznlsel Pcll liclty liumly, P4-rais Smith, Iidgzxr tlllviscr, llenry Simson. lflflll Ifwu'-l':u'nIi1w l'l'vlluily, lilxir RUQYIHH, lilimlwth Aclxllmki, l':lIllil'L' K1b5llllkl', Anita Kiw- kv, N1Zll'jJ,'1ll'K'I Novitxkv, lictty Scxlun, lluruthy Svlnllurk, Norma l':lg.:m', Ruth xVk'I1lll'I', Ciurmlun Kim-hrkc, Arnold l.:m'sm1, l'z1ll'I liznzkc. Iimk RIIQL'-'KK'IlIll'lIl Iliglswx, i'h:n'l1-x Hllfflllilll, XVillwrt llllllkv, Lyla- SKJIIYFIA, Duzlm- Killllg ,lurk V: 154-rriv, Iluwzlrml Hlmlgrtt, -lulm Fllllillllilll, Alfred Mzmlhvi, BL'Ilj1lllliII llim-Lvms, XVLIIIUI' ' A Zuvigcr, .IZIIINN Hyde. Eh Sf? UE CLASS OFFICERS Iwsrdwzr f RUTH Vs7liPNliR Via' Prcxidcnt .Secretary f rTTC!lSllTc'T AIIIFIQN lbnmskli f BIQTTY Buum' Huwfxlum BI,UI5lZliTT i -,. I M' 'X ua 1 wi ,I . , x ' ip' f 1 'J' Adwscr Miss MARIE -Iurvrlps Q Q. ' 'l ' u ,. I , 1 ' ' 7 ' ' , , , ' milf' qs 1 S V s I I lg L' ' 1 - ,I ' 24 , ul , A . , 1mrrnunxrnzmm1xUnu.'uu11Ef?f53Hnnnmn1Inn1mx1 iiififQ3 xInnn I .F I '4-r' 'QP' ' .Fr 3 l ':'. 4- - . u 5 v r a' X. I ff .rf- nl ,rl . ' r' .4- ,7 f ff A Q f, , I f, ,I X ffv - Q ,J n,,,l ,N K ,. s 5 'ff' 1 gf f' if 4 K f NINE'-IEEN HUNDRE-L Bmw sfhugl mmm' AND THIRTY-THREE ' X x'l Xl. .V VL W, R A I C,j'.ve5gmai1 Qilagg V 1 1 r i 5 I E 5 , S E r'xlx -. ,X ' X ,J M. V r i l rf1nf Rnfw--Norman liuvliholz, Dorothy Patvliett, lliltlegard Svhnltz, Alice Daehn, Louise VVes- wel, Irma llnth, Mattie Millard, Josephine hlaworske, Glen Krause, Carol Schattschneider. ' ,J is V ' ll xllill X K l ,WCM g,.Jf .vrxf-3 x, Sruzznl Rufzc-I,loytl Prellwitz, vleruine Clifford, Virginia Denhrook, Marion Ristan, Meryl Klett- Q ke, Minerva Meyer, Evnra Pcsvlike, Lydia Paluren, Kathleen Beck, Adela Albright, Virginia i Se-lu-rt, Eileen Lncdtke, Franeis McLaughlin. ' : Thin! Rom-Olive Baillie, Dorothea llnnoltl, Lucille lnveraetti, Nancy liarlwonr, Loiw Ann Lam- ? lmert, Lorraine llinv, Marian Graham, Ann litnnlwy, Sarah Cliittenden, Mary Jessie Nash, l. .J 2 Mary Alice Kohl, Lorraine Svhlagel, Rolwert Casati. S l u11rll1 R0flL'1,lIlCQlICllIN Stewart, Marian Zimmerman, Ruth Diskowske, Rose YVesner, Leona Q lludzinske, Iithel XVendt, Elsie llagemann, lfilrcn 'I'nrner, Ruth Ulark, Gladys Buetllin, Q Mildred Zimmerman. Q Ififlll R11-u'-Alive Mary Groves, Gerald l,llllZlIlFlit', -lov Kahl, Edward Casati, l'ql'C'llf'I'lCli Al- ? bright, Sidney Morgan, Arthur xXlJl5l1lU75l'iC, Ifclward Riggs, 'loc Stahowiak, llarold jantz, 5 Raymond lIildt'lwr:1ntlt, C'lil'ford Bl'j'llCIl, Gordon Hunger, Roy Sina. ' . I 3 Bark R0'LL'+-liflfl Gnvirer, litlxvilftlulilovlt, Oyar Radtke, Lloyd Crook, lIc'rlvc'rt VVitt, Orville Leh- i man, Vernon NVQ' 'rier,,qK'rfhur Klcmqp, Donalld Taylor, liarl Danielsen, Alan Ilargrave. ' ' ' af ',, 1 ' 6 - ul N ,I P X If il fl ' 4 , ,Q i ' i ' - I' : Q , li 'A Cmbs OFFICERS , : f - ' , , l Q S President f hw 'f s r A f FRANCES LYNCH E . , E Vice President f Lois ANN LAMBERT Secretary f f JOSEPH KAHL Treasurer EDWARD BLOCK ' A-.I y . s , 1 Q Adiwser f MR. JOHNSON X ' i fl l 5 A , ,L E 5 N ld tyw .E M 1 S 'il' T., E L. ,' ip,, V-V il f rilly. 5 75. wr 1 ' ln Ll v 1,1 I f , H -Y vi ' . ' -H' mmn-: LT .---n .fr-mm.-- -IF,:...m-mi! xl D li X J x N . I' 4 ,' r Jr,-V ,M , , ir YL M 1 I, ' I U ' 4. ' .V U' fa nxlli-... ' l 'l I4 Y -4 - ax, . fx, - uiI:ZZI'H'nIrIIIlla:lnIiiiiumIxiliimxuimlnxllmmf-9 iLkIKm mH 1 IiGNf'ixi1IYTTYI1IHIIIZIIIITl 'LI'1I 'T in Ummirnaliannx ,gym MAX: T Bmw Sfljggl Gimp Eiggfg Qmsa l'.l'IllIf Rllflfixlllllll I'rvllu'iIz, ,lvannc St. George, llazel lintzin, llazcl Knlis, Katln-rinr I9 nk Duris -Irv, liln-nur xvlllllhlilj liinily Pagv, I,0rrainv Knllatli, Ruth linrgvr, livm-lpn funl mimi Myrtlc Morgan. D .N'mrn1.1 lmfu'-Orin llillslwrg, l.a Verna XVo1'knitz, Edna Miller, Katlierinv xvCll'll, 1.1111 In Marjnric Lenz, lilmla Lange, Doris VVitlstock, Clara Svlilievke-iilmi'g, l,ni'illc Rnnplu llill lwllr Cnnracl, Ruth l,n'lkc Rolwrt Atkins. 'l'l1il'il Ifllfll'-iyllflllllf Nnvitslw, Incl llannnvn, Alive laivtke, Malwl lIlYl'I'NL'lli, klnnn nu Yiula linrgvr, Vcrna Km-lin. livcrrlinc Vullnier, Anna-llc Munrv, lNlargarvt Clan an llnini Mvlianglilin, Dan Scliu ge-r. l-'uurflz Rll'1Cif'lZlI'1'IIl'K' xVfllllIl'l', Allrwl Albright, lfrvclc-rick Mann, lfrczlurim'k jus, Maru Martin Mnrutl, l.Ul'lll Schultz, lN'lllI'Vlll lwvx, Roy i'I'l llXYlll, Arnnn ilIllSl7l'I'p,f, VKTN Iiruk RIIILiflllI'l4'l!1I1 Rcsliwkc, lilnlul ljptrm, flark fifillllllll. Alfrrml l'liXl'l1l'I', lfranlxlin I IIXIIUI Nnrinan liuviitnpp. 'llnin li0lj,fl'NUll, lfarrcll Amlcrsoii, Melvin Nitv, llarnlml llntli, lil ll Rn ilnlpli, XX'ilinvr Kriicgvr D H K Zi X V Pr'csnlc1it f Vim' Prcxiclcnl CLASS OFFlC,ERS FR.-xNi41.iN FixRvm:R Tim H1iLc:iisnN Scrrvrrzry xx' AI.FRIiI7 FISCHIQR T7'L'Ll.9lL7'L'7' i 5 Fizrzlwiflzicziq juss Adifixcr 1 Miss K.xr1iR K X x A' ' ' xx xx 7 ' 26 'Nfl :ian:x::Jn::W' UWT' i i ' Lau . :X 121KlUIf11IXI1lZZ,7jAd NI'l'I1'1IIl ITIHIHIIHWDZTI -AJ mmm ' Bipgn igigh gflml mmf TvTi L, evenfg Qvahi 1 l'0lIIRIFLE-I.!lXYl'E'Ill'Q Berndt, Gordon Dorseh, Darwin Sehlager, Harry Nowinslte, Henry Sinn, john linnihy, Rolwrt Sylvester, YVilli:nn Knuth, Nathan Lawless, Marvin VVetzel, Donald Rverxon. Srf'nl1tl Rofw-Arden Uatlke, llarvey Uatz, liverdine Fox, Nlarion Krueger, Agnes Martinov, Mar- garet Stahawiak, Mildred linellohlz, Neva Melninqhlin, Marion Nlathwig, Ruth Millard, Arlene Liptow, Anne jaworwki, Dorothy Boers, Earl Berndt. Tlfirtl R0f1.U-xlt 2lll9IIl' Novitske, XVinnifred Sehnltz, Hazel Stowell, Ruth Timm, Berniee Parlitt, lilaine Sehultz, Regina Reineeh, Myrtle Liptow, Dorothy VVahoski, Ruth Lang, Iilinora Hauptman, Harriet Crook, VVinifred YVright. Fflllfffl ROM'-cwilfl Uatzke, Fred Hilselter, Leona Naparilla, Adeline Voight, Jane Allen, Ruth c'll2lIIllWf'l'lIllIl, Ruth XViekman, Gertrude fillt'Ilfl1l'I'l3Cl'fJ,', Arthur Len, I.awrenee Hildebrandt, NVilliznn XVatson. - Fifth I1nfzLQI.eo Pralat, Clarence Rnpnow, Harry Miller, Forest Hyde, Kenenth Reeek, Lester Prellwitz, Florian Dolskeg XValter VVallsehlaeger, Marvin Ziek, Marvin Searle, llarold Smith, Ralph Kohn, Vance Middleton. lfrlfl' Rotu'-Leonard XYallner, Paul Zitzelsherger, Rohert Bland, Merlirl Cotton, Vietnr Sehultz, Clyde Lyneh, jaeki Goazinslti, XVillard XVahoske, joe Nemeth, Roland Krueger, Kenneth Peters, kl1lIIlt'5 Stuart, Melvin Zahn. CLASS OFFICERS President f f f 1 ROBERT BLAND Vice President f f f JOHN BUMBY Sem-cfm-y f LAWRENCE I-IILDEBRANDT 'Treasuver WINNIFRED Wklcsnr Adviser f f JANE KUMMERS 27 E E31 QQ f ,,. ,Mx .. f . ' . - ly!-1' .',11.,1- lit 4 l. Jef. .ns I ............... ,f Q-. .... ...E .....m,.. ... ...... ....... .............. ...... ........ Ki X , vs i L ' l 1 -..i.. . r. 1LW5EET gfljggl mimi' 'Tisfifiiiniv-THREF' s r . 1' ' Qfoofgaiili Ceeam X' . ' 1 . . I . 'I 1 ' . . lfrozzl Ro -A .',' t. M'llI1lj,6l' Roland Miller Alvin Albright Fene VVahoske, Jack Gatzke, Steve 'iioke Ray n ' J p in ' K rt Ratt'e o.s ay or Carl Lyle, Richard lligliy, , ' Qt' iowiak Din Tay or. .'1'l'IllIf R0 LL'iAl' len Dolxke ' imy jde .ye Seaver Duane 'eenas Harry Evans, Charles 'rziiski a' a e Arnnlt Cehrke ack ferry oe Kahl Kenneth Highy, Coach Leonarcl P. Hetting,,er. lr- Rofu, Elder Cl' .2 ar Vliee Oscar Luedke Orvil Lehman, Ralph Branehaud, Uirleton Matliwii., Clarence Hr1q'l ohnny All'1lU5lil Alfred 7imdars, joe Atlamski, NVil- M'ntliei lVlana5,er Len ':.z '. ll1.wl-C lpt. Huh Buch o z. THE FOOTBALL SEASON A tie vtith Horicon for the Little Ten 'hainpionship was the ultimate triumph for thi foothall team after 'i season of soinc splendid grunts. Mayville, the conference hi, 'shot for niany seasons was rclegrittd to '1 second place when they howed to I-lorif con 'ind Horicon in turn lost 'i hard-fought 7fO fj'ime to Ripon. Lorich Hettinger loses some splendid nriterial when the following hoys graduate this spring: Milford Warhciske, john Hill, Kurt Radtke, Ross Taylor, Carl Lyle, Chas. Coszinski, Charles Wiese, Oscar Lucdke, Ralph Branehaud, Carleton Mathwig, john L NN 1 ' 4 , 4 , 1 XV.l s , C' lliiis, lol llill, u lk, R N I. l , '. lot t .ll . , 1 . l S 1 1 1 N , jin llx , 1 l . , . lx , L14 vi , Ciil bth ll rn, 1 l 1 , J 1 , J , , f lil L Q austn, Ch lu ' s , , . . r, ' . st i, J . . , . li.1ni .1 , r K lsltl i h l Y , c 1 . ' 1 1 c 3 4 1 3 3 Hs h 4 ,. Q . r n . ,. 5 . . - H 1 N . 1 - ,Q N A , , C I V and Charles Goszinski. Bob receives the unanimous vote of this Tiger staff as one of Ripon's immortals. Big, agile, a fighter, Boh has distinguished himself in three sports and will he stellar material for college teams anywhere. Sept. 29fWllICft15Wl1 13, Ripon 0, at Wzitertowii. Oct. 1' -'Oconomowoc 0, Ripon 38, at Oconomowoc. Oct. 8fBeaver Dam O, Ripon 2, at Ripon. Oct. 15- West Bend 19, Ripon 21, at Ripon Oct. 22-Mayville 14, Ripon O, at Mayville. Oct. 29fWaiupuii 6, Ripon 20 at Waupun. Nov. 5-Horicon O, Ripon 7, at Ripon. 29 Adaniski, Bold Buchholz. Outstanding in this group were Boh Buchholz, Kurt Radtke, lllllllll Illlll llllunl fjjjiff ' ffjjff, ,fi jj if Z Q -:I gf ff Di,-ffb . 1m1 1'-L ''-' ' - - ' '- 1 .7 XV ,fb ,Zinn f 1 fi -'ff ff ' .f f . ' f .w 1- ,J I EETE N'5 ggl mmm! !VV,'f AND THIRTY-THREE fi A - 9 dj' fl X CT QAM 1 'L a5Refl5c1l7l7 Ceeam is .511 up . lg lfrunl Rufio-l'oui'li llQ'lIlllgt'l', jairk Uutzke, Robert Bucllliolz, Vzlptalin Furl Lyle, Kurt Rllllllxtj l'2lI1ll'lIK' XV:llioski'. limi' Rufw-Ralph lfl'1l1l1'l1lll1il, Miilizlger, Leo cllliilll, Rllyllllillll Collins, ,Iohn Ailzirllrlli, jofi-ph V Ailzinixki, ll Ill! l'x inx il.-4... . .rdf .1 THE BASKETBALL SEASON Q QA 54 ' limvci' Dani, Coluinlvus, Miiyvillc and Horicon wcrc tlic only outfits tliall Huttin fi 1'i'i ' -fin-' conliln' ik 1 l Nk l 11 tl l' . r 55' H I rx - V '-' ini-y wsu' in rcail gguncs for the winning scores wcrc out in front lwy raircst 111.l1'g111S, , uxucpi in llic Coluinlius gainic. 1 . liixiduutiiig this spring airc Holi Buuliliolz, , 4 -Iolin Aulunski. Y 'f DCC In St. Pctcrk 11, Ripon 26, licrc. 1 ' llcc. 22 licrlin 7, Ripon 211, licrc. 5 ,l.in. 7 -Lin, 13 Alain. 23 jun, 28 Fi-1x 3 Fi-11 11 Full 17 Fi-lx 'Ill 54 Fulw. Z4 Mar, 3 Wi'sr Bcnd li, Ripon 17, here. Bcrlin 14, Ripon 18, tlicrc. Ucononiowoc 13, Ripon 15, licrc. Hartford 12, Ripon 14, licrc. Coluinlwus '17, Ripon 5, thcrc. VVziupun 7, Ripon 12, thcrc. Bczivcr Dann 22, Ripon 111, thcrc. Sl. l'ctcr's 18, Ripon '23, tlicrc. Mayville 22, Ripon 19, hcrc. H1 iricon 211, Ripon 18, here. 30 Cfll ' ' llll IIC XL' ct Xl 001' INS SCRISUII. Evcn ll1U5C YCAIUS li11L'XX' itiiin Cairl Lylu, Kurt Riidlkc .ind 11 15 B El'miImuuuIm mm 51lii iff ' U ' 11-1111-0 I Eagegaff Ceeam Fran! Rmw-jer1'y Clifford, Steve VVahoske, Arthur Klemp, joe Stahowiak, Eddie Fromholtz, H lrlex Steinberg, Leo Casati, Ross Taylor, Robt. Casati, Earl Gatzke, Eddie Casati. IMI lllllllll llll i lllll lllll Ill llllllllllll llllll llll lllll N1Ni-:TEEN HUNDRED Bipgn Sfhunl mimi' AND 'rHm'rY-THREE Baile Rome Coach Hettinger, joe Kahl, Ray Collins, Arden Dolske, Ralph Branchaud, Alfred Manthei Kurt Radtke, Carl Lyle, jack Gatzke, Gene Wahoske, Mike jankowski, john Cole. 'THE BASEBALL SEASON Baseball reorganized for the first time in many years at Ripon High this spring ereated eonsiderable interest immediately. Through the generosity of the Ripon Eiel s 1 eomplete set of uniforms and other equipment was loaned to the school. johnny Cole ind Mike jankowski, two Ripon college athletes, assisted Mr. Hettinger in eoiehing the team. Results to date: April W Green Lake 9, Ripon 7, at Green Lake. April 79 Columbus 6, Ripon 0, at Ripon. May 6 Sheboygan 13, Ripon 3, at Ripon. May 11 Beaver Dam 8, Ripon 7, at Beaver Dam. May 20 Berlin 3, Ripon O, at Berlin. May 27 Berlin vs. Ripon, at Berlin. june W Waupun vs. Ripon, at Waupun. 5 3 l mm---n-u I , . .1 a ..,, , .,., . ',, .Ye . s cxVx,,s ,. t ,2. ,, s ,+,l-,-h,A,, ,A wx, eg , wi, l ggirxx11:115u11'i1u gLu3urr:r'.1mrrQmQrfrmlxzuuurziltrnumuxuumm ' 573.2 x . X., ., M , - UDIIIIIIIIIIX U ilfHfUI'.1'1LIIUIITLKIfi1IT1III1!IITLI1IIIl1YYlHI11I!I1 Bipun Thigh Srhuul Gigrr 4A 21 i ivllgl Qxffgfetic ggociafiog L , I'-I'IIl1f RfIQLl+lX'1lllll'l'll Ualulnl, ci1'Ilt'X'lt'YC Zilzcllvwgc-1', l.0lT1llllt' lionk, lin-rnicu lfilllllll, Vzlrnlinr Pxlgv, liornlln linllvr, Nlilmln-cl llalnscn, llelcn lironiliolz, M:u'tl1:1 l.innvIIy, llclcn I.:iulw. -Xlfrlillii R07L+lXllIl'lK'l Lvlnnzin, Mzirizni Bkllllliv, Mildr.-ml Si'lm'irwu, Ycrnzi NVnl!rrs, Anim l.m-nf, lNl:ll'g:ll'n'1 Nnvirrkv, :Xlilw Novilslw, Yirgillial Rvinsvli, Rulll xxll'lHlK'l', lilllvl Miller, llllllllllj l.nknski. 'l'f11nlRfmc-Mzulu-l Svlmiwoxx, Nornm Stullfnaa, llclvn St'll1lYl', Luix lfroinlioly, Marian XYilli:nnw, Nlzllwl Pi-llx, Marion llnriilnmak, llvlllllll llyalc. l'iHlll'ffl Rua:-l':li'uiiinA l'ri-lluitf, lilxii' Ra-tvluff, Norinn Alvin, Ilorutln Svlnm-rk, liczltrivu Klzitt, llomiln l7ornln'ook, lui 'l'l1icl, lilizzilwlli Aalznnski, lmuiwr Ri-slxmlw. limi' Rumi'-Iioix l,flIl'l1, IN-in-I fil'l'gUI'j, l'lX'i'lj'll XVL'p1n'l', R0lIlIllIN' llllllllll, N1lI'lll1l Pllglj .'xl'llllI' im- Rnwi-ll, flllllllflllt' Sinnnonx, I.ncIl1i Pzlgv, l.ilVi'l'll1' lla-allu l rn'l lrlnn'in ,,... i. i f- esi is fi :wi 521 l C666 Cemcli Seagofy April 23 BL-rlin. first, 71 points: Ripon, 37, alt Ripon. April ZS Uslikosli, lirst, 635 pointsg Berlin, second, 341 points: Ripon, rlmxl, 215 pointsg .nt Ripon. May '23 WL'st Bcnnl, firstg Ripon, lionrlli, Little: Tcn lvlcct :lt Buxwci' ljillll. May 27 WL'sl llcml, first, -H13 pointsg Ripon, tliiixl, 195 pointsg ciglil school invlt.1' lioiml uncut .ll Ripon, 32 i ii.gigiFuTn1zyL311i:1i-1511111112:xm1EifQMQi:mm'.ruunnrzx1r:xz1mmL1 ' . A ,, ., , . Q NINETEEN HUNDRED Bmw Emu sfhggl mmm' AND 1-Hm1'v-1'i-lasts 9.9.9-I-4 ' x cvs, au-IDALJL JVNlv'5 C-C135 Eau Q , .ili- W., BMD C0l'IlI'f.f-xXlllllJlI'I'l llolfman, Kurt Radtke, Gene Zimmerman, Harry Evans, Ann Bumhy, Graydon Kernnitz, Arden Dolske. ' CIarim'I.v-litlilyn Prellwitz, Barbara Scott, Ralph Branchaud, Lee Morgan, john Adrnnski, Mnr- iel Lelnnan, Marion Behnke, Ross Hazelwood, Clark Graham, Fred Bland, Harley Stein- berg, Lyle Seaver, Kenneth lliglwy, Lorraine Hinz. Tromllnnrs--Neil Reshesk, Ralph Leathart, lloward Krueger, Carroll Svhattsvhneidt-r, Sidney Morgan, Norman Buchholz. Saxophomxr-I,awrenee VVittstoCk, Morris Blodgett, Ruth Hoffman, Edwin Prellwitz. I7rum.v-Leo Casati, llarold Jantz, Merit Oelke, Edward Riggs, john Hill. Flizlrs-Fstlier Patch, Margaret Haseltine, Milford Vilahoske. S0llJ'llfPlI0lH'-Cllfl Schallern. QR 0hm'jBetty Hoody. Frrnflz horn-Donald Schroeder. I 5,11 A L ff f' I vk '.l' J V L iff' ss , E lil Nlxal-,Q Ol DD.- 1111111111 Biplm ibigh grim! Qjigpr ,Bak Qxcfivifieg Climaxed by attendance at two tournaments, the year has been a busy one as usual for the band. School amd community programs, and athletic events called on the musicians for assistance and they responded generously and capably. Unusual records were established at the tournaments. At Vxfaupun the band, playing in class B, secured first place awards in concert competition and on parade. livery soolist except one took first place awards, They were: Neil Resheslce, trombone, class A, Hrstg Carroll Schattselineider and Sidney lvlorf gan, trombone, class B, first: Ethlyn Prellwitz, xylophone, class A, firstg Donald Sehroef der, french horn, class B, first, Willizliii Hoffman, Kurt Radtke, Howard Krueger, Neil Resheske, brass quartette, class A, firstg Lawrence Wittsttwek, saxophone, class A, first, Morris Blodgett and Lawrence Wittsttiek, saxophone duet, class A, first, Howard Krueger, trombone, class A, second. At lvfadison for the big state tournament, the Elephants continued to demonstrate their ability. Playing in class B and competing with bands possessing complete instruf mentation, Ripon's small 42fplece inadequately equipped band, won considerable Com' mendation for its fine work. In concert and parade the judges gave Ripon second place awards. In solo competition, individuals again came through well: Neil Resheske, trombone, class A, first, Carroll Schattschneidcr, trombone, class B, first, Donald Schroeder, french horn, class B, firstg Ethlyn Prellwitz, xylophone, class A, first, Williqtimm Hoffman, Kurt Radtke, Neil Resheske, Howard Krueger, brass quartet, class A, firstg Lawrence Wittsttvck, saxophone, class A, second. Neil Rcsheske and Donald Schroeder were recommended to compete in the national band tournament at Evanston in june. -K, 1? 9 m m 1 9 'G' 411 ' iw Q .5 t ff ' J. H rx A 1' A 3 4 - ------- QL Cl ' 'mmm migh grim! mimi- -mTmivi'i-mi' Cege 50143 of 865 8'CeavLJ By Ruth Wepner The theater in the small town of Osburn was swarming with village folk. Rich and poor, young and oldg all were eager to be auditors of their good friend, Harty, as he was universally called by his friends. As the old friends reunited in the rickety old showhouse, you might have been able to grasp a word or twof You het, Pete! the corn crop's goin' ter be mighty good this year! Or you might have heard the plaintive murmur of a sympathetic old lady4 Yes, deirie, it certainly is too bad that she had to die smack off. An' wi' them there li'l children hardly more'n off her knees! All of a sudden the crowd burst into wild applause. For there was Hartwell slow' ly, but alertly walking to the center of the stage. As his kindly eyes traveled from one side of the hall to the other, the assemblage hushed immediately. Hartwell, realizing and appreciating the kindly spirit of his friends, smiled, and began to speak slowly, distinctly. My friends, you cannot possibly understand my appreciation of your wonderful tribute to nie. I am sure I do not deserve it in the least. 'hBut, questioningly, shall we start? After a number of new and old songs, he requested, Now, my friends, is there a song any one of you would particularly like to hear? As silence again passed over the multitude, a frail little middlefaged woman with a sad, distant look in her eyes rose from her seat and uttered the words, Please, my friend, Mr. Hartwell, an oldffashioned song, one dear to the hearts of many here present. Mr. Hartwell, not remembering the recent death of the womans son, began to sing the pathetic old song, Mother Love Is Dearest. As the song progressed, the audience was unaware of the drawn lines which were deepening upon the womans thin face, neither the whitening of her knuckles as she grasped the arms of her seat, nor the tenseness of her entire being was noticed. Unable to conquer her grief, Mrs, Morgan fell limply to the floor. The formerly awed and attentive listeners were now in a tumult of excitement. Due to the footlights, Hartwell was unable to see what had happened, but knew some' thing was wrong. As he hurried offfstage Hartwell heard the burly voice of a farmer ery Is Doc' tor Black in the crowd? r s , ' , tt as f 3 '5 - ' I 0 lgzggg1u1.'::xnzu:imrmntiitmu1n1uxitniitmgjigrgmiqrqiggiitmnrrimnmun x'.nnnmiu1rmmmi:1:1x:111:i:1lQmkT2i3:ggxgngxziixmnxizzuxmittumtzn NINETEEN HUNDRED Binun Sfbggl mimi' AND THIRTY-THREE Hci'c, tunnc the iiistgtiitnticntis rcply, uVVl1llI1S Atl11lSSllu Mrs, Mnrgztn hats faaintcdlv By that tnnt' thc dnctnt' had i't'z1clit'd thu planet' whcrc Mrs. Murg.tn had wllgtpsctl, 'Hmmmf' ht' said, 41s hc piukcd up hui' slight tlratinc, hcr hcgtd is l-l'JlCIlll'Ckl prctty lmtdly. Hurc, you ptnplu, strap that crowding! Unc nt' ynn wnmcn gn humc and pru part' tl html hir Mrs. Mwrgatnf' Thu tlrwtrwfs winmgtnds hrnught iinmvditttc ivspuiisc. Witliiii twn I11lIllllL'S. vX'Ul'5' as 1 . . . , i .. a T, wunmn wats out nl thc hatll, giving toward the hmnc nt tht' ctmhhlvr .tnd his witc, Y ln hltcuii minutcs' timc Mrs. Morgan was laid in tht- itntngtculatc lAtILII Pt1SfCI' ht-tl I in tht- mhhlcr's httmhlc hntnc. ln lilltcctt minutcs innrt', Mrs. Mwrgatn qtiictly passwd gtwqty in tht- Iittlu rnmii sur rmnidcd hy hcr matny St7l'I'UVK'l-lll, sympatthizing fricnds. ' As tht- liuait'tfht'nkcii nuiglthurs slowly tilvd Hut nl' thu cnlilwlut s ixtmhling linnsu, Httrtwcll h.tltt'd thsm. Ht' had, in thc prcccding l'cw minutes, .ttldvd tcn ytutrs tn his lilo. Thtfn, in .t lnw vnicc ht' spfvlw, My dcxtr fricnds, :ls must nt' ynu rt'.1li:c, it w.ts my llwtnglitlcssiicss that hits cztnscd this uattatstrnplic. It wats cxtrcmcly int'misidur.ttt- ntl nw to sing th.tt sting, cspcciztlly ztftcr Mrs. Mnrgz1n's rcccnt lWCl'C2lVt'INCI1l. Tlut't'cf'm'c, l df clttrt' I shrill m'vcr 4tg.tin sing fur my fricnds in puhlicfl F' Thu yillgtgcrs wart' .twud hy H:trtwt'll's vnicc. This tnnc, l1nxx'ux'ut', with lint't'tvi'. ' Tw mwvcd tn s wtutk, tht- ' sluwl ' w.tllv:d :twat ', czlcli tn his uwn littinc. l 3 3' 5 His friends, who had joiiiutl him on his hnmcwztrd wary, ci1tlt'atvm'utl tn cliccr tht- tlismiisnl.ttu main: lint hc wits incnnstwlathlc. HC was sw grictlstriclacn hc wats llIl.ll'lC 1 tn hid his friends good night. h U 5 Q Yun rs pgisscd. Hgtrtwull was tl lwncly iitsigiiitiuamr mlwpcrsiiiitli in his nattivtf ytll.tgu. Hu livud Illk'ClLlI1lCtllly w41rlu'd, .tux slcpt, cvcn wnvcrscd aititnindticatlly. A I11llSlCQll prugnnn wats tn hc givcn ut tht' wld tuinhlcfduwn thcgltcr th.lt cvvning. I David l7t'vCt'ly, HQlrtwcll's clwscst fricnd, had Qlslicd tht- lttttci' tw .tttvnd tht' prwgintin lx e t s U with htm, hztrdly during In hnpt- that Hartwell would N To Dt'vvrly's nttcr atinazutnctit Hgtrtwcll Qtcccptctl, asking tha l-tH'l11L'I' to will fur hnn at 7 tfclwcla For stunt' llIlCXPlQlllLllWlC rcnscm Dcvcrly was vxtrvtiicly cxcitcd, Hu told himscll' river and twcr ztgitin that nothing llI1llSl1tll wats tlfnntg still, hc was stirt' thcrc w.ts. Huw'- vwr, hc cwtitrnllctl his cxcitcincnt ttdcqurttcly cnnugli tn prcvctit i'cvQ.tliiig tht- sitL1.1' tiun to Hairtwcll. Thu minutcs hclurc thc hcginning ntl tht- piwwgtwttii wort' .tlmust idcntiutl with thnst' 36 QU lliLWU IlGm2lmZ!Km!!mHHmTlIImIlmHm1m7U X., X, X. Q, .Ly-' wm1HIDIlmUKHlHmfT 'mjM ST I 5 3 NINETEEN HUNDRED Blnlm sfhggl mmm' AND THIRTY-THREE E 1T - preceding a similar occasion twenty years ago with the exception, of course ,of the 2 conversation among the audience. 3 lf one listened he might hear a young man exclaim, Yes, sir, I helieve that hook ' is the most interesting one I have ever readf' Or you might, eavesdropping upon a T ' ' ' bi S ' ' 'U S couple ot young ladies hear, contidingly, Aren t they heautilul? The clerk at thef Q ere e irass aan wro e in o ie numerous 'rien con' ences. 3 H th l l d l k t tl I dly hd , , As the singer appeared, the audience applauded so wildly that the music of the hand was almost drowned out. S The young singer raised his hand in midfair. Immediately the hall hecame quiet. Z He hegan with a numher of popular songs. Then he announced, For the sake of S the 'oldftiinersf l shall sing a song which might possihly he of more interest to them than the type I have just sungf' And he hroke into the song Hartwell had often sung , in his youth, As Deverly charmed the audience with his melodious voice, Hartwell, like a man S in a dream, rose and joined the young man in the song. Deverly, like the audience, was so perplexed, that he stopped singing as Hartwell's I rich liaritone rang out clear and sweetly to the ears of his awed friends. : The audience, however, remained seated many minutes after Hartwell had I , ended the song. Finally a young mothtr carrying a softlyfcrying child, hrought them hack to realif lation. They rose as one hody and slowly walked out of the quiet thea 'rft 1 uavcd to speak. , X , ' . 0 ' I ' Il 1 Z 4 ' WJ X ' ' I I S I I ,jjj E : I 2 1 5 f 1 3 D ' l , fgmi ' s , ' 5 1 I E xl . .. ' ff ,V - , S LI -X . lf : 5 . n , I 2 5 . 5 37 tm .55 .mm-mu EQ 4vgTQ 1H -Wv Binun Sfljggl ming' 'WT-T1E m- 8-C. 5. GQYCHBOP Sept. 6 'Tuesdayf Vacation is o'er. Where did the summer go to? . . Qu th Sept. 24, Saturday First toothall game at Watertown. fNonfeontereneej. Boys ht? were defeated with a score, l3fU. Sept. 30, Friday juniors start to raise money for the prom. They sponsored a social hour after sehool. Oct. I, Saturday-fFoothall game at Oeonomowoc. Our hoys pull through with a score ol' 3847. Oct. S, Saturday -'--f First home game with Beaver Dam. Everybody there and what .i eheering section led hy Ruth Wepiier and jerry Clifford, The hoys came out with a score ol 2 to 0. Oct. li, Saturday - More foothall. We play West Bend this time. The score is l'1fl2 in favor of the Orange and Black. Dance in the gym after the game. The music was hy the H. S. Aristocrats. How those boys can play!! Oct. Zl, Friday Assemhly program and pep meeting comhined. Dance after school sponsored hy the juniors. Oct. 22, Saturday Football game with Mayville down there. We were defeated with a score of l-MJ. Uct. 29, Tuesday Girl Scouts meet in gym with Mrs. Banville. Uct. 29, Saturday. Boys go to prison city, Waupun, and come haek vietorious with score of 2016. ' it Nov. 3, ThursdayffNo sehool. Teachers eonvention at Milwaukee. I Nov. 4, Friday Still no school. Day hefore R.H.S. Homecoming. Rain hinders preparation for honfire. Everyhody turns out for the pep meseting. Nov. 7, Saturday -f HOMECOMINGFF Band is on hand, plenty of cheering and everyhody is happy. Horicon is defeated with a score of 741. Dance at the gym in the evening. Music Masters furnish niusie and a grand time was had hy one and all 38 ! - ImDH1HHIHI g mmmmmmi '1 . , , amfmfm- , . . mfifhvm, nUn!UXMHiIIml .IuYHIIAi QLy21iF:.l1mm.lm HUml HUIlmI DHLmgi.HuHLHmliil.J.UIHIfHmmIld NINETEEN HUNDRED ipnn smug' Gimp AND THIRTY-THREE Nov. 22, Tucsdayf Suiiims liuld card party iii tlic gym as an attcmpt Iii raisu mini cy lim' tlic Tigcr. In spitc ul' tlic siiimw storm a Nguudly ci'uxxxl was tlivrc, Nm: 24, Tliursday Nu scliuulll THANKSUIVINGU Nuy. 25, Friday Still new sclwul. How restful! Nov. ZS, Mimday - Back tim scliwiwl again. Dull Mmmday. Duc, V, Friday. 7tli gradt' party iii gym. l'lt'iity uf cats, gamcs and a guild timc, Duc. 16, Friday Baslwtliall gamt' lit-rt' witli St. lltcrs fliulici1iil't'i't'iiu'J. Dru, 22, Tliursday Bcrliii plays liaskctlwall livrc. fmmmiil't'i't'1igt'j Wt' wuii liy iw -trivia' ul ISQI. Practict' limi' thc Christmas program at liigli scliimul allt'rxx'ards. Ev uiywiic is llI'L'kl. Duc, 23, Friday Six classcs in tlit' mm'iii1ig. Christmas program sp:msui'cd liy llit' stmurs, m tlic al'tci'iiu4m. A play was prcsciitcd k'Wliy tlit' Cliimcs Rang, tmdur 'lic dircctiim ul' Miss Maltmcy. Santa Claus pulls iii with gifts and cvt'i'yuiit' ivccivcs -zfniit' candy. Sivcial liuur m tlic gym. Gwudfliy tu lwiwks for 2 wccks!! -Ian. 7, Saturday Playcd Wt'st Bciid lici'c. Wt' Wim liy a swim' til' IKVIS. hlaii. U, lvlimday Back In sciiuul again, lvlaiiy slcupy liacus. hlaii. IE, Tuusday W't' playud lmsltcllvgill at liurliii and lust Ii-IU. blaii. 211, Friday Social liiiur alitcr sqliuul spuiisiwcd lvy tlit' yluiiiurs. ,lair 23, Memday Owiiwiiiuwwc playcd licru. Vwft' wim with a swim' of li 13. -Ian. 25, Vxf'cdm'sday Sciiiur girls sptmsur candy salt' altcr scliuul. fl hlan, 27, Friday Paper iSsLlC5 ncw iiamc, Tigt'rt'ttt'! jan, 28, Saturday Harllliwrd plays licixd Wt' lust l3fI?. LILIIHUYS spimsur Lltllkl' iii llit' wllugt' gym. Tlivst' .iuiiitirs arc so Lllll-L'l'L'I1l. Fvlv. 3, Friday Tigcrs play al Culumlius. Wu lust HIS. Ntw tmiiti'ililil1twii lux lm' tlit' Tigwcttt' appuars iii lliu liall. Fcli Ill, Friday Miss Kuiiimcrs Stli gradt' puts fm Liiimlii asscmlily program. 40 Ai - 'hi ,ig fx 'L miimumiixtiiiiuuirmxunmxmnnxumnxmunixg-Qgduimmmurnnrzxzn IJHITI im1Imn1mIrmmmirm1m1ium11z1m1nz1mnui.3 qiimrmu H1UUmImIIXUmmIHII1Hm - I-mum pr f i ' Bmw Sfljggl Gimp AND 'rmRTY-THRsE FW. 11 Satur ay. We play Vyfaupun here. Dance after the game in the eollege gym. Mtisie was furnished by the H. S. Aristoerats. box of C'l11Ly. e . 15 WednesdayfBiology class observes movie on posture. H. S. B teams tl , . d. Feb. 14 St. Valentines day. Ivlorris Blodgett presents Lorraine Bonk with a . 1 F li , play Mirkesan first team. We were defeated with a seore of 23 to 19. Feb. 17 Frida -f-Assembl nrogram in the morning swonsored b Miss Baile and , Y Y 1 . . 1 Y Y her library helpers. Sketehes portraying books were aeted out. Very elever prof gram. Peppy Ts gave party after school. Feb. 211, Ivlonday-Ripon i'Tigers played St. Peters. H. S. at Oshkosh. We won, 2913. Felw. 21, Tuesdayf Senior elass has elass meeting at 3:15. Eleets Tiger staff. Feb. 22, Wednesday-sWashingtcin's birthday. Feb. 24. Fridayf We played Mkl3'VlllC there. We were defeated with a seore of 19 to 22. Feb. 27, MondayfCollege debaters appeared before student body. Also forensie season opened today. Students signed for Deelam, Extemporaneous Speaking and Uratory. Feb. 28, Tuesdayflnterelass gym BB. tournaments began today. March 3, Friday-fAssembly program at 10 a. m. FaustmanfHayward present lxlarionettes. This program was given by the sophomore elass. Very interesting. Last home game with Horieon. We were defeated after a hard iight with a seore of 1921, Mareh S, Wednesday- G. A. A. beat eollege freshmen 29f11. You have to hand it to these girls. Mareh 17, Friday-lvliss Maloney's elass sponsors assembly program eonsisting of a play, The Big Fraudeast, written by a member of the public speaking elass and a broadeast in which all our favorite radio stars were portrayed. , 4 1 , Q 3 X 13 . ff V x Y Y Y Y 42 -mm .... .. . 1 .-.-. ..-. . - .. ........- mm . U.. .--------. J II 4' ll ll -----------i Bingn sfbggl ming' AND THIRTY-THREE March 20 Monday-190 students absent today due to snow storm. Mr. Toll dons March Z1 Tuesd'1yfFirst day of spring. Several feet of snow on the ground. March 27 Monday- -Miss Barbers English classes witness movies of Yellowstone . , . his famous galoshes. 1 , . ' a I lark and Dude Ranches. March 31, Friday-M No school. Teachers' convention at Oshkosh. April 3, MondayffDull Monday. Everybody droopy. April 4, Tuesday-Rain. Hett teaches broad jumping. Where are my crutches? April 6, TuesdayfMiss jones gives Seniors history quiz. Velly low grades on them and many sad faces. April 7, Friday-BEER!! Percy Millard celebrates the coming of beer by drink' ing POP!! Oratorieal contest held at 12:15 at which time the public speaking class and English classes were the only ones present, Ralp Leathart takes first place. April 10, Monday4Extemporaneous Speaking contest and Extemporaneous Read' ing contest held at 3:15. April 11, Tuesday-Freshmen and sophomore declamatory contest held at 3:15. April 12, Wediiesday-juniiir and Senior contest in declamatory held. The same night the finals were held to determine who would go to the league. Two girls were chosen to represent the high school, Ann Bumby and Alice Shields. April 21, Friday!-fCommercial Dept. gives interesting assembly program showing the difference in offices and showing that speed takes a back seat for accuracy. Nor' ma Nellis also displays some genuine gum chewing in her part as office stenographer. Also the sophomores edit the week's issue of the Tigerette. April 27gCombined assembly on Thursday afternoon. Mr. Kipp of the Wisccwnsin State Conservation Commission spoke on the subject of Conservation.'s April 28-Triangular track meet with Berlin, Oshkosh and Ripon. 43 Q E m N 5 . 4 - 5 ' E E E Z i 2 Z S 5 2 i 5 2 S Q 2 5 : 2 5 g 1 i a 5 s g 44 -.mmmmm umm-mm umm ummm.-m--mm numnm 1 IK nu umm-mnmi tiutxnumxittgturtr1ttHRttiitx:u:1nzit:i.uuK,Ekf13 I Q . .Enix ittiiitt :gf V 211111.11 ix zi tt:u:,' v ntgtzgztmxgnzgiziiztmsglfyl 22 1rmtr1frW.i...,timnnt NINETEEN HUNDRED Bipgn sfhggl mmm' AND THIRIY-THREE April 29 District httml ttittrtigtmctit :tt NVttttptm, Riptm High sghtutil hritigs htimu thc litmtirs atml iii spitc tit' at ratitiy tlzty mttny sttitlciits tttriiutl Ullt to sttppturt tht hatml. which cztmc htimc with fttst plttgt' ztwztrtls iii cvcry cvtitit tiiitcrctl htit uric. Nitty l, Mtimlxty Sctiitir clttss pltty is ulitistti, Shirt Sict'vt's'l hy Cltatrlcs Qttimhy Bttrdctt, .lj Mxty 2 Tttvstltty just ztittithct' tlaty. 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Nitty ll 'l'ht1t'stlaty f,lttititn's tlt'tfwt'tttc gym for pttfptntti. Mtty IZ, Fritltty wlttttitirs givc pt'op1'titii iii tht H. S, gym. The tltctmrtttititis wurt ltiytly ttml the ttittsic, lttrttisltctl hy bltitttttty Ivltmtytrs ttt't'lttstt'tt wtts simply tliyimg my tltxth, ctti, ctt: Nlaty 19211 Fritlxty .tml :tSlttt'tl.ty fit.ttt l5.tml ttmttt't.ttmt:ttt att Mttditstiti .tml what .t httml lithlyit gill .ts sht' klflllll'Illil-11ll'L'Ll the httml ttrtitiml tht txtpittml. X My 29, lvltwmlaty jttttitn' prtmtii :tml httttqtttt :tt Slit-i'wt:m.l litircst. Vxfhttr .tit cvunf itigl The -Ittiiitwrs strc tu ht- t'ttiigt'tttttltttctl mt tht- stttwcsstittl prom. hlttttt' 7, Vxfctlttcstltty f Twin itttptmrtgtitt writls. lviy hirtlttlzty xtml thu stfititn' clitss play. klttiic S, Thttrstl.ty Ctwtt1titt'itt't'tmtttg with tt.tt's itt twttt' uyts tttitl at litiw sttillilvs thc st ttittrs tlcpttrt. 4 w mnmnmzirAr1i1umx11tutttTnt:ntu1x::rtg111.?s t,ftSE Lu1ntxmm1 ' F um.. 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