Ripon High School - Tiger Yearbook (Ripon, WI)

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x A BOTTOM ROW, left to ri ht-Wilmer Krueger, Roy Prellwitz, Erwin Beilke, Willard Stellmacher, Raymond Hahn, Blaine Briese, qloy Bom. SECOND ROW-Inez Hammen, Katherine Welch, Dorothy Prellwitz, Evelyn Zuelsdorf, Alice Lutke, Ruth Burger, Evelyn Schlagel, Loraine Zimdars, Eleanor Wahoske, Mar'orie Van Kirk, Eveyln Meyer. THIRD ROW-Jeanne St. George, Eunice Bremer, Verna Kuehn, Magel Inversetti, uno Ladwig, Marjorie Lenz, Doris Wittstock, Lucille Rimpler, Annelle Moore, Lorraine Kollath, Doris ess. FOURTH ROW-Marion Pollack, Orleen Klingbail, Leila Timm, Everdine Vollmer, Margaret Clausen, Elsa Keplin, Dorothy Wilkes, Elizabeth Conrad, Ruth Leifke, Catherine Benkowski, Helen Grahn. FIFTH ROW-Carl Kosanke, Lauren Schultz, Marvin Vollebrecht, Charles Blodgett, Earl Leitz, Norman Albright. Jacob Leitz, Clark Graham, Marvin Fox. TOP ROW-Douglas Pollack, Raymond Schultz, Martin Moratz, Farrell Anderson, Franklin Farvnur, -Flor- ian Laper, Frederick Jess, Lloyd Peschke, Alfred Albright. SOPHOMORE CLASS Entering the seventh grade as a class, we have great hopes for the future. We came from the three schools, Ceresco, Longfellow and Roosevelt. After becoming accustomed to the routine it did not seem so bewildering as at first. The eighth grade class party was most successful, under the supervision of Miss Kafer. During this year we gave several assemblies, the most impor- tant was the Lincoln program. In the ninth grade we had about thirty newcomers from the rural schools. Commencement night will always be an important event in our lives. e e planning a class party which we are postponing on account of the illness f ur president, Alfred Fischer, who has spent a long time in the hospital. he officers for this year are Alfred Fischer, president: Doris Wittstock, vice president and secretary: Norman Albright, treasurer, and Miss Nickels, adviser. We hope to have all eighty-one members with us next year. o far this year nothing out of the ordinary has happened except that we -Doris Wittstock. 25 ff' fffff- ' gf-fliyvdffr J if' fy'

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li will , Nfl l -3 lN0-w.A- Q.. 'CKNQ gtk MJ X deaths! V u o A tx KONT ROW, Left to Right-Minerva Meyer, Evora Peschke, Lydia Paulsen, Irma Huth, Elaine Briese, Eileen Leudke, Eileen Turner, Lucille Inversetti, Lois Ann Lambert, Lorraine Hinz, Dorothea Hunold. SECOND ROW-Doroth Patchett, Hildegarde Schultz, Gertrude Toll, Adela Albright, Grace Frei, Virginia Sebert, Mary Jessie. Nash, Sarah Cxittenden, Ann Bumby, Ruth Clark, Mary Alice Kohl. THIRD ROW-Mildred Zimmemian, Gladys Beuthin, Marion Zimmerman, Nancy Barbour, Ruth Diskovy- ski, Jacqueline Stewart, Marion Graham, Ruth Brasch, Alice Mary Groves, Ethel Wendt, Virginia Denbrook, Marion Ristau. FOURTH ROW-Olive Badtke, Lloyd Prellwitz, Raymond Hildebrandt, Neil Iantz, Gerald Dudzinske, Alan Hargrave, Donald Taylor, Oscar Radke, Norman Buchholz. TOP ROW-Edward Riggs, Frederick Albright, Arthur Washkoske, Earl Danielsen, Lloyd Crook, Gordon Hunger, Joe Kahl, Carroll Schattschneider, Harold Iantz. JUNIOR CLASS We have just completed our third year of high school. During the year we staged an altogether successful style show, and gave several dances and candy sales. Our class heads the honor roll, too. Grace Frei, a member of the junior class, took first place in the local de- clamatory contest: Alice Mary Groves won first in the local extemporaneous reading contest and Ruth Clark took first in extemporaneous speaking contest. IT: the league extemporaneous reading contest Iacqueline Stewart won first p ace. Several of the juniors are members of the band and are also on the basket- ball and football teams. Our prom this year, we are certain, will be the best ever given. Prom Kin Allen Hargrave has chosen Eileen Turner for the junior prom queen. gVith this class, we hope to uphold the standards set by those before us. -Mary Alice Kohl. 24

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. 4 , Wi ' i i X x Bibi: ix ya U . ix df . 1-ii! Xi If f ,I ., .J w in e t 1,5 f r ,rv . G lf' Y 5-9 . .X Lf YW ' Qi' C. 1 V as ' , ri ' i L t, 5 LP - VJ X th.: lf JJ X, s f - ,llgai ,A Y 1 Q X V2 , s XJ . , R . x li ' , ' if . X il Hr V v BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right-Marvin Wetzel, Lewis Ehrenberg, Earl Bernd! ,Robert Sylvester, Arden Gatzke, Lawrence Berndt, Robert Lieske, Melvin Zahn, Nathan Lawless, Donald Ryerson, Harry Nowinski, Harvey Gatz. SECOND ROWfVance Middleton, Merlin Cotton, Harriet Kimble, Doris Thiel, Annie Jaworski, Harriet Crook, Marion Krueger, Jeanette Novitzke, Marion Mathwig, Regina Reinsch, Ruth Millard, Ruth Lange, Margaret Stahowiak. 'LHIRU ROW-Leonard Wallner, Mildred Buchholz, Gladys Jolly, Neva McLaughlin, Leona Naparella, ' Elizabeth Miller, Everdine Fox, Ruth Chamberlain, Jane Allen ,Bernice Partitt, Elinora Hauptman, Ruth Timm, Billy Knuth. , FOURTH RllWf-Lawrence Hildebrandt, Kenneth Peters, Hazel Stowell, Winifred Schultz, Anita Taylor, ' Florence Luedtlce, Lenora Heiman, Elaine Schultz, Hazel Hunger, Virginia Zellmer, Dorothy Boers, Herman Leitz, Fred Hilscher. 4 FIFTH ROW-Harry Miller, Clarence Rupnow, Robert Bland, Eugene Zapp, Inez Cory, Marjorie Plantz, , Loretta Grahn, Elaine Moderow, Ilah Morgan, Dorothy Wahoski, Agnes Hein, Agnes Perkov, Carl Gatzke. TOP ROW-Earl Poblitz, Arthur Leu, Marvin Searles, Victor Schultz, Clyde Lynch, Jack Gozinski, Flor- ian Dolske, Walter Wallschlaeger, Marvin Zick, Forrest Hyde, Nyle Rudy, Harold Smith, Stewart ' Yfj Stellmacher, Lester Stnllfuss, John Buniby. FRESHMEN Early in September, 1934, the doors of Ripon High School were thrown open to a group of ninety-three ninth grade students. At our class meeting Agnes Perkov was elected president: Everdine Fox was elected vice president, and Walter Wallschlaeger, secretary and treas- urer. We decided to have a hard time party, which was held during the month of November, under the leadership of Mr. Gurgel. To represent hard times, newspapers were used instead of crepe paper, for decorations. We can be proud of our fine school spirit, as you can see at many of the school athletic events. This large group of reliable and sociable students, is the largest class ever recorded in the Junior High School. - In the future we hope to be a credit to your school, which we are enjoying very much this year. -Lenora Heiman. 26