Shawano High School - Shawnee Yearbook (Shawano, WI)
- Class of 1909
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But unless we've avoided the bitter, 'Twere better this book were unread. load, fl. l',4wlvu'n1 Stars :mel R-wall Nviglnlnn'-4: IIQ DEDICATION. .NH xxx' Lulu' Hui' gnc!! lllls vvvlllllgf ru H. Vllf' ilu' flvellfgcllflll 1lz'rlmix1....l,,-mr High Scls-ml Annual XXX- :aw gmfflwl l-x' tha- quvxliun. Wlmru nxnwngf mu' xsnrtlxy tuwnsmvll. Wlxi-flx ul'Sl1:m.'ul1u's 1-lah-n'pl'iwS Shall rvu-iw ilu' miglmtux' lmnur? .Xml ilu- aumsxu-r umxmvw in this wisvwf- Why -'lwuw um- :nnung ilu- many? 'iurvlv llll'l'L' is llwlwl' in it. lllury lm' tlwm :all :mal ilu-n smnv. XYV Villl tlvtllxilll' ulll' Allllllill I'-, tlu- liuzuwl uf l'lflm':etiun: l'w tlmv tv:u'l1l-rwzuml tlu- pn-:u'lwl'NI l'u llxv lrf-sluuwxm :mal tlmv wnmimwg l'u ilu- lmys wllu fwvllglll 'Qu ln':n'vly'. Pnl' lllc' lluuursuf ilu' lrilll llvldll l'u Illv l4nm'lQm'l'w:ull1l lllv lNNlSt!'l'N. Inn' lmll fans :mal fem! lmll I'4Nlfl'l'S. NVQ' will llvsllczllv mul' xxllllllill lxlv lllm' lfilll' .'xSsUx'l5lllUll2 I. . . H ilu' Lzulxvs .Nall :mtl Xl:u'sll:alZ IW' ilu- Nlzaym' :mal tllv Ilmwzu-g I' ' H lllv l.:ulivS1'lnln. amfl ifnllmfil, H that lmml uf vaarnvst lzulivx. Striving l1vli1'm'grLfl'1'rll tlw 1111-uxluu' .Xml ilu- 1fl'ilY1'x ul ilu- alvgmrtvel: lf- ilu- NlIZllll'l'N that llxvx' -1-u'u-nw: Nl-ll vamj-'51-el mul le-ng rl-im-nllwrl-al. lb ilu- 'xX'-mmn'- 'l'l-rnpvr:u1u- Vninn, 'xml tu :ull ilu- rlnlw :mal gwuplv. Vl.ul'll1X' ill f's' ix, NlllIl m'lN. 2ll'4Ifvm'l'-. Wlaf. lx v.-- mu nut ln.-rv haul- nn-ntim ll-- uf- lmmlflx .xml l'l'SZll'l'lfUllX', ll'-lla .12--Hur' lliglzSvl1--ul .'xlH1HIll. QW- .I -I3 SHAWANO HIGH SCHOOL. SHA ANO HIGH SCHOOL. an X ' ' .,-,1- ' 1 .a -n'l!!!2 fl' lull, af! JH ' f 0 X N' ' , ..1g 2-v.. ,V PERSONNEL OF THE ANNUAL BOARD ' ll I Sarah Miellee. '09--liclitor in Chief '81 George Schultz, '12-Business Manager I-H Lew Schultz, '10-Artist. ASSOCIATE EDITORS 113' Iistvr Meyer, 'UU IU Sidney Grignon, '10 131 Gertrude Magee, '00 Url Dorothy HoITman. '10 luv Ugclvn Iimolcs, 'OU ISI Edward Broekman. '10 IW Wnlflinmr Nlatlmison. 'll CSI Ella Raddant '12 2' Iistvr Iirauer. 'll ITP Ray Kesler '12 COIVIIVIITTEES Rav Kesler. Outside of Selmul Gertrude Magee, Chn., Sidney Ilri-fnmm. Ogden Iiruolcs. rs LITERARY th-m-rznl Nluumzngm'-I Snrzllm Nliellce. .Mlmll-tic Sidney Grigrnn. Clmn.. Dorothy Hoffnnan, Ray Kesler. I-'unctiwnx listen' Blu-ver, Clmn.. Waldimnr AI21tIlISOl'l, Iidw. Brockman Ilnnmrnns Ile-pt. -Ugrlen liruulcs. Clin.. I':lIXX'2ll'CI liroekmznn. Gertrude RI 11551-v. Iflmmicll- :md Plmto. School-lfllla Raddant, Chn., Ester Meyer, BOARD F Lager fignon, '10 1OfTmzm, '10 lrockman. '10 ant '12 11' ,12 .1 Ester Mvycr, 3, Clm., Siclm-5 y Kesler. dw. Brocklnzm. mzm. Ge1'tru4lC HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS Our lirst assistant, Ernest L. Schroeder, was born in the town of Beaver in Marine-:tte county. While yet a child his parents moved to limharrass where the early part of his life was spent in going to the district school and working at such odd jobs as falls to the lot ofa boy. When in his teens the world looked good to him and he put out to sea. He spent one year in a lumbering camp and tasted the life of a log driver. The following fall he set out on his educational career. graduating from the Normal Academy in 1903. and in 1908 from the Oshkosh State Normal. He then came to us as Assistant Principal of the High School. .lulia Florence Tormey was born in Madison, VVis. She received her education in that city graduating from Madison High School and the University of Wisconsin. She is now a teacher of Latin and En- glish in the High School. liulva G. Hatch of Iola. Wis., a graduate of Lawrence University, Appletmi, Wis., is teacher of History and Science. ' Margaret Nl. Philipps was born in Meeme, Manitowoc Co. After graduating from the Kaukauua High School she taught in one nf the Kaulcauna schools. She isa graduate of the Oshkosh Normal and tcaclivs Ilistory and Literature. R-1--:zu l 1. - ii 5 i l l l l ii i l iii F, ,af i 4 4 .im ' XV' fr A iii? ' '- l , i f av me. , -A e 5 1 U Wa l X A n the town of MS moved to going' to the to the lot of zz nd be put out ted the life of tional career, 1908 from the it Principal of She received h School and ,atin and En- e University. ac Co. After tin one of the Normal :md 1 u 5 5 6 3 I F 5 'HN '15, 1'!!!SSl'!'N I. l. Nk'HI'?Ul lll'H 5 2 E 5 1 1 1 fi , V ss 21, zusfxei X t i 1 I 2 I l l l E a 5 l 1 I 3 x l z I Nlztrittn Wt-sctvtt.Scl1ttttl'lll'cztst11't'r wats horn in Gt':tt'tg1ct', Alle pgltztttyttv.. N. 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Member of the lollowing associations: namely, bounty Superintendents' State Asso- ciation, State Teachers' Association. Active Member of National Teachers' Association. Chairman State Civil Service tfoiuiuission, Fifth Assembly llistrict. Inventor and Patentee ol' tht- Roberts 'l'axometer. Is associated with several local interests. ls uieiuberol lioard of Directors Shawano Public Library, also a Trustee, l-'irst l'resbyterian Church. City of Shawano. ' n 'M The subject of this short sketch, W. H. 1-lickok was born on a farm in Pierce Co., Wisconsin, about tility years ago. His parents were among the pioneers of that county having moved to that county from New York state in 1354. This was 1 before there was a railroad into St. Paul and people were obliged to come up the Mississippi river from 1 Galena. Ill.. by steam boat. Ilis i boyhood days were spent about as farmers' boys' usually are. Ile as- sisted in the farm work during the vacation periods and attended tllv district school when in session. which was usually about seven months ol' the year. At the age ol twenty he began teaching in the country school. After three years teaching in this class ol schools he was olfered a position ol' assistant .. , in the high school at Prescott, il uiaz. nl. , . ,, , - . .ii-c i ii. him! Mx NUMB hum me hU'1N'. where he stand for twO f- . 'rn . h ,- Q' I . , . pm gn th in I' I' h' i'U 'llt ll' lklbal of the graded school at Izlls- .eu I . X: N , , . . 1 . ,b . . 'X Y -' Xullllll- llt taught here one rear and then secuied qv, X l.M.x' 3-wlnilssg tu 3g,tl,iDHf'l!l1lgl1 schools ofthe state: Shawilfwt i:1lVilllLl'l-iii. four years l'iroui loiiiltimi ilic' SIX Xml'-S' from 1894 to 1900' .3 my kwin Smwrilxivlnl ul Q U' l NH.: and lrom 1904 tothe present ' lt t th' Alltlifo schools. Oncal interests. nbrary, alsoa sshort sketch, worn on a farm cousin, about parents were f that county county from 54. This was ilroad into St. re obliged to ppi riverfront 11 boat. His pent about as y are. He zts- rk during the attended the 1 in session. about seven At the age of Ching in the or three years of Schools IIC of assistant t Prescott, 5' staid for two hool at Ells- then Secured that time 110 te: Shawarw, 1894 to 19003 otha present I I A f I i 5 4 I 7 U z x11! ics S MI., 3 ik . :Il Klux ul. Iwi-. in lvfrsmt Xvv' YHIIL fun.. ..,.U .Nw 3.41. H N .', 4 V . ' ' I I Z 'N-'H' MM' 1 V '-'--Hfbfv' .att-Ein-.w.l'Yu-11' tv. x 'H f--6 :1-J..-. U if ' ' 1 H l'.ll'N-, 1 nw . 11. :. tlnixxlgxl n'.L:!,K ' ' . ' A K l tx!! Xrvlfk.. il. . 'xi . ' l.ltN. lxlnflllnflt. 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' - .rll - fu lg, V, 'e . .tufl fhfyxmgl N ' 5 . ez '1.... 1 . - - ft--1.1. 1 -- V-HU. -'.fl-'rr In- ut w., ..k..!I?2 Itggggu, -, ' nav f S' WA F , 27 'J , - 'A J -Q,-s.. i. . 4- - ,Q K' , 1-1'.Q,:.:XH1d-A U-V 4 A ' , ,, .fl 'Alf S - - if if ?tg4Q'z'ffi??gv4,fii.3f -9' .ff e,1',f ? kk K . f A 1 i' ,, rxs. ,. - ,IL A I' v i I I . f i ' . N e ' X i' I -- i I i if ,. .,,.g'ief,' li. U. Wiilinins was burn Juni' 17. 1846. on 21 iizirm in the town Of V I1-'frm'-'l'. Huw'--ii l,:il4i- L'uunty. Wisconsin. llc tziiigght school fm' il I 1 3.--i 4'i xv.i1'sil1 ililfi-xwiit parts uf the stzntc :ind was pi'im'ip:il of Wi-iimii-i svhi-1-I in lH'P4-ISWS. llc is ll ,Q'I'2Hill1ltC nf thc Oshkosh -- X--i my Svli---il ginel uf thi- llliniiis Cullcggv nf Lziw. Since lcziving.f '..iii-i iii- Xkgls vi i'i' lvii kiivrii ul? Kfulifts of 1901141 4111 I,g1Q Culll1IX' ii 'if Q-I tvrzizs ginfl iills sinu- pitirliu-rl iziw with uiiivcs in thc city Of I 1: l..if .inii is .1 iii.-iiiiii-i' .if thi. law HHH Ui' Xlursv N Williams W iii' W. IIN .il W yu. W H1 H1 ul ln. 4 I zz --7 .X u r ...., Y 1. . Q v'- ll '!'1f1x HMV, 5's.fjk.' S -4 'Lf' 14155 '.'..sN ,,,. H 1141 1,1 ,JI lp!.'X -si?-', vi u A .N . 1.4.1 :wus - L52-' 5f1.l'-'..l!l v '- 11:1-:ri 'u'l.1 3'A' xx.. , , 4,xN?H.l!.! 1. NX hunks. xx N 4 . '-41.1-'tm 1 :xfw-xv' . 1 .v '- Y! xv fl :sl 3- HHH' ' 5-UL! YYINI--2:1411-.-.n1'zi v..v- 1111-1'-1 in X M al 'ww -11 'fx' -'vinsx-el 1115-'g't.m!---r FHM. Xla' I4-nl.-n lv 4 .-. . H ' . . . a v ,Q , HT, ,uvl gui 4. Vi, Mix R. hu., ln, H.x'. no .we hvvih ' '- I Jia. .. . ' 1. 1 I-4 nn N- ll D h X fl! ul ' N . .N - , -'.,,, If ll li VTR. .ul .'XEl1'l1Xi2f1', XX':um' .ug K' IN. HQ' ii'1l'll ll .1 !.H'Ill.nl11l.ul lflhfffiUl1'1llN!l'ixl M hm-3 until Uh .ujvv-3 IIIYVVH. I '.2l'X'sll!L: Un-. he l!i1'HfEl'l! Uh' WV-hluwfl NHIAIII. U farm in the town Of taught School f0l' nd waS Dfincipalot ate of the Oshkfwh Law Since leavlng ' , ty' Z! ml du Lau CONN - . . 4' 1 Wt offlces m the. Ut! L 10,-Se 85 Williams. ev' I '. .Ns s,..'. Q' . 1 H115-5 S' Y---- .1-x .uw '.-.n-. 1--:LI N4 v -..'.A ....,,.. L3 LINCOLN SCHOOL. Xl: S Ili-i'1i1c'im,stoptlizitnoisef' ll 4 ix't's sir. fin I1XVillSDGl'il I will if it comes my w WITH APOLOClE,S TO H. W. LONGFELLOW The clay was clark and clreary. It rained. :mtl thc wind was never weary. I salt up :it night and had to cram, For on the following morn we took exam. My lift- scvinccl clark :incl dreary. The clay clziwnccl cold and clrcaryg I was sick with clrcafl :incl worry: I clung in vain to my vztnishing' senses, lint flt-tt-rininccl to tzilcc the consequcnccs Ht that ilaiy so clzivk :incl fli'0:n'y. lli- still sznl litrzirt :incl stop 1'cpiningI. lin-i'yclol1cl has Il SllX'L?l'llI'lll1g'Z Nly l.itt Is tht tommon lzitt: of zill. .X con isn't thc worsttl1ing':a.fte1'21ll. Utlivi' tliingw nrt- colrl :incl rli'e::ii'y. es m y way. ELLCW. 'earyf' lxam. nces ' 11, If SENIOR CLASS C'l..'XSS Ol-'FICIIQRS .. Narnia Nil-'ilu .Ni-lllful' xvnsnl , lzelv. sn l'.lN'l'l . l'Qxw- n--n x iel-'rs 'l'-v iw. ue-I In sm-ln' 1'-'x'-'M' .mul Urns Ml .XlHl .RS UI Slfxll DR C'l..-XSS. Ugg-ifn Ile'-MLN ,luim L'--Ev .Xfxav 114-2125 IQ-'xlrslfiv NIJQM' N.1x'.mh Xlivllsv .Nix :U Sfillllilll ..'w'-wfvx Sslizlii K,S.n1'.n SHIT!!-1'l1 ,xyiilliff X'-'ak-'na X'..E'-dna Wippf-rxuann NAMES AND APPLIED QUOTATIONS o , - . ' ' ' d most ever fthin0f. Hgii-old Boone- 'Most wise, most leai ne , I 3 ,, Ogden Brooks- He can on either side dispute. Julia Cole-- Whose wit can brighten up a wintry day. I-Ldwin lihert Wearing that weight of learning so lightly. Alice Gentze- 3Iodesty is the ornament of this maid. Ut-rt,-ncle Magee- As merry as the day is long. I-Lster Meverf-- Mind does the work of the world. Sarah Miellce---i'An honor to the class of 1909 Alvin Schmidt- IAIear me for I will speak! lidna SL'illli1iCll. hIl1 her 'tis natural to please. Wesley Smith H-- l+'aitl1 in the powers of woman-kind. tflzlra Sorensen-- Hang sorrow! Let's be merry. lflora Stier-- Sparkling mirth and life. - Nlzindie Wilson- Her hair is not more sunny than her heart. Yaleslfa Wipperman- Trust her not, she is fooling thee. FAVORITE SONGS .lim Anderson-s Not Because Her Hair is Curly. Chas. lolillfv- Oli Gee I wish I had a Girl. Gladys Pulcifer-- I've Lost my Teddy Bear. Wesley Smith--- The Golden Girl. tflare Schutz- I wonder who is Kissing Him Now. Sidney Grignon -- The Girl that can Never be Mine. Nl r. Schroeder-- Take me out to the Ball Game. Louie Iiihelhansen- Mama's Little Soldier Bov. lilsie Schultz-'- In the Dewey Morn. I Hot llayterem- 'lll1e Orange and the Black. Peter l'hillipi-- Kathan Mavoreen. IN PHYSIOLOGY INN MMVI' 't r What are the immediate effects of alcohol? Student How do you expect I linow?,' lN ARITHMETIC CLASS 'N ' , ' s '- ,,,,,,.. . , , ,t ,f g ,Q Ii. l onus Iioxx mam txamples have vou todav, Dare! ' I' ' 'f V... x Q I Q. - I -'H All but one and that I couldn tgetp' xl I. , 'i .-,.-'. v e .- 1.3 , A 1 , I gl I omis Kon is tht.: L any example that is troubling anybody! . radent X es. here is one I could n't get. l reads? Il it l:1lies.txx1o:mda half doughnuts to make an elephant a mea IWW long: will it take a donliet' to lt db ' H - 'ick a lobster's ear full of cr' i'l'l'l '-' I'l'uf. was l72Ii:iIf'fi. rn Z A11 1 w r px ing 11 fyl fx px h xg' u r K' 97 1' heart. JC HKKIN A 1- 1. 3-J A 1- 'oho1? 17 avQ? , D o Q I I A- T: 'E 2, 13 :- E E Q .2 K! LE :fa 4-J C: C. : CU T5 'L' bn 'E JH Q- CJ. ' 114 3 Q2 fu 5 fx' C: Y PRoP1-IECY or THE CLASS OF 1909 f-NN ,7 - X' , f 74.5 X X 19 Q if fp-N s I' W K 5, if VM -e N! 7 Cf -T N ' i 'f 'A , ' I i e M' , X ,al Q. h, in 'f' I f !'i :f ur 'X Qffk ' 1- 42 gl' f i N i 5 , I 1642? X, V Jw In the wigwam of the prophet. Gitehe Manito, the mighty, Gitche Manito, the prophet. Long I listened full of wonder, As he told of future happenings. Told of fame and fortune coming, To the class of 1909. Told of each one as he saw him, Saw him twenty years hereafter, Thus he spake. and said in this wise: Clara will ere twenty summers, Be an actress great and famous. She will play the 'leading lady' Aye! through life she'll play the 'sweet girl'. In the ages long departed, The Great Spirit to the nations. Gave, to cure them of their ailments. The medicine man, the Medas, From the mighty tribe of Seniors, Lo! behold will spring a Medals. Thus he spake of Edwin Ebert, Spalce in this wise, then continued: Far away beyond this valley, In some land but new reclaimed Irrigated. so they call it, 9 By the white man's famous methods, Now I see a wigwam standing, See a white man's wigwam standing, And a woman at the doorway, .lj-,., 1. W . 6 'ii f Q . 'ff . 5 - -cf -+V .., . N V 5 11 un 1 'fI'1x Vkuwkax 1'-.'.1.w,g ,. . ,- 2. 4 4. -1-.U ' 4 I x:Alf 1. I 1 - ' 3, pr . . N' 1 f, if-'H' AN.-' -'- ' N X. .Mc -n . 'xl 1. .x,. 'Y I' :la 1 r '1,1,.0 :',.,'41s:l:. ' -1114 if -Nw --.-.1-'f-f 11-V AA -QL, .'g,'., .,,,..1fg.1e'-at lb' Q ga.: of-f ' , 5.1 'x'e I! . LV-.w 'hi 's ,gk .,M, :'.,,.N' s - 1 .gif .jwn .. ',', 'f 1 Q .'..:f'. , ' ,L .. K . Nj, 1-H ,1f. fS.'- Z..A 2 2 l' fgflf ' 1 'i.n s gf 'uv 4 51 Ztylrf'-, . 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'- - ,fp .. i.z2!'.::H11 nl Hx-zz '-all -.JH -'-.1-2-.Hs Q--Q1Qxal:.it'l'l1'1 :4L4H.l:XlfNI,'.l'!L I 131. 1 Q-.,,3y' k,,:.9, Vamp- ,,!,,!.- '! il -L-A5 .!..,Nn. 1 J .h- an -. . .s, ' ' 1' I I 1 Q T I -- nf:-' .'.!z:U ..z:f. .2.e!l'- A-MM. XY. ' Q. -.la. 12, ., . - 3, 5' Q' lg- --A X -11.4 . .J -.'.L. ala .1E.l.' H. xnfz.--',g'i:1f1 v.: 'f' X v..Lm'-11111 Q. s - .'. M- .z -4.15 Y. 1-xv f2 !, 5-W .L f-.M 'E 1.5 A2212 S '1lEZ2, - .gat-g M- f 'zzzt 121 '-1:2-' Z:- .'x tl Ti- . Sf -A31 '1 .'4j'. -Ef. Ag' ,gpg -,1 f . + -.w-. gf. - ' .HEC . ' Eivtw ..g 'jg fs, H. nn' .jQ4-f- . . , . -- , ,-.43,'1k.1..,,, .5 , ' Q ,,n 1 ., -1 n ,, 1, e- . -- - '. N- HN.. . ,, . I ,l . '. Q- V'-M .fn !..,,'-N- ,, ., 4 N n . !.Yip,S, ,,.l't1'.. I, -.f.,1f'-vii -.vwzty 5 .s Q- ,,. IM ., 4 , ' ' 44 ..' . za xr - . N ' '-4 it .ns-. -- f I g ,' N- L.f!gLr ,Jsfis .JUN rs. , 4 M. Julia Cole is first and foremost. First and foremost in the fray, t ainst child labor battles. Fha ag d 'n the factories, In the slums an .1 Full of earnest, right endeavorsg She is battling. 511613 Wflgmg H Ever for the rights of children. In the mighty wigwam of the nation, In the Senatorial chamber, Low! behold a famous Senator. Noted for his genial humor, For his skill as a debater. Look again upon the statesman. For an instant look upon him, Harold Boone, the famous senator, As you'll know him in the future. In and out between the white cots Softly treading, glides the woman. Uft she stops to smooth a pillow. Oft to utter words of comfort. In this nurse, so true and tender, See an old friend, Flora Stierf' Who has made the Indian famous? Who has written of their legions? Who has hunted with their warriors? lfished and hunted with their warriors Ilelped them initheir wild rice gatherin 'Mong the red men he is 'Big Chiefg' 'Morag the warriors of his people lle is 'Ogden Brooks, the author'. White men's squaws are discontented With the duties of their wigwams, With the cares of their papoosesg But with cares of state must wrangle, Ever wish a voice in councils. 'Along the foremost in this movementg Woman suffrage, so they call nt, Gertrude Magee, the wise and able For the white squaws is contending. Toward the portals of the sunrise, At the nation's great white Capitol, Pouring over aged records, Records aged, old and musty ln the library of Congress See in future Ester Meyer, Ester Meyer, the librarian. Thus the tale it was completed By the mighty Indian prophet. Ile had told of each one as he saw him Saw him twenty years hereafter. l1ongI'd listened, full of wonder. Now I turn my footsteps homeward. llmnexvard. still to ponder o'er it, E. ? 1 2' M SENIOR STATISTICS u N-grtvnllwl' 7. IWH5. I'Quh'r--:I High Srila-ui hu-nlx--1-wnstr--mg. 5f'I'l1'!nI..-1' H. WIN. I'Qxgwx'ivmw-:I usumE trmis :xml tribulati- : wus nf in-slzifw. .Iunv IH. I'H'h. First yf-Qu' mul- N-Ils'x'l'NNI'IIIIX' umh-1' uhh- 1gni1I.uu-'v UI V. I,1'I1IvI1In'l'Lf. Sl'jlI1'IIlIN'I' N. l Hh. Swplwxzmwsz inns' IIIINNIIILI. I'Ixtr'1-sllvlx' gwmn- INIIHJ CIQISN. Sl'QlI1'llIIll'l'I.:. I'-Uh. Inwx H! XIV. I,1-NI.-x1Iw:'g. l'--:mmf -'I XIV. .MII-11. .IIIIIV 'L I'NI7. Sl'X'l'I'ZlIS4lIlIIllIIIUI'1'N I.lIi1' gulf! Ill -PIIIHI' VIJNS QIIJIX. IIIUIIIPI' vvifIe'lh'c'l1f III1'Il'ilIrIIIIY. .Xl'1'iSRH. I U5. .IIHIIHV I'l'Hlll. XII'-I IWIIIIJIIII NlN'lilI1'Xl'IIIUI the' NPJINUII. Svgrhh. I'H'H. IAN! Inna: stu-X-'Il ugwnx In--I--sw uw NIV. I'1-xx--rw lI'I'IX'l'N. Inws ui M-'rf-:Uni 'mln-'fl mf-mlwrs an-rlvfl. I'I.us'- us fnurtf'-'n. NISIITII 5. I U . l'III!IHll'.'III1' SIIJHNQIIIH II1'Iv4l!l'. II1'IlAlI1'I'N :III -vil- mrs.qamvtln-1'.uinu-x--1111-111 I-vu' the' -'Lass nl' I'Hl . .Xgu':I I . WU . W.-3-'usxmv.ulflali-'nur'. -.I'.inS-'Imn1ifl!, 'I .Xprsi tw .Inn-', INN . Ifig-u'mu ps'vp4n'44tiuxx I-v1'gfl'.n1Iz1.u2:wx1. .Instr IT. l H . V3.1-x gvI.u 'I'In- Sv. ---- 2 lliri Ha'.uIn.n!v, ,Inn-' IN, VIH . II---zzm-'11.w-sm-nt, Szxmia,1l-I! Hz- MMM. RULES FOR RUNNING THE SCHOOL n must not loiter in the hallways, Sophomores may Rule I. I reshme . . Qons' Juniors may hold class meetingsg Seniors assemble on rare occari . , hui he hrivileffecl t0iJ1HY tag 01' fight there' While the teachers may use the hallways for bowling illlffys af H11 tunes' Nui.. II flifrh School students must not read the magazines in the I U ' . ,.,..,,iin.f1'fmo111 for more than two and three fourths hours during the uno,-min-f session exclusive of recesses. They must not read them DN ' ' ' earlier then 1:15 in the afternoon nor later than 4:15. Rule III. Ilissing. cat-calls and stamping will be allowed only on the way to classes. Rule IV. J. W. Smith, Jim Anderson, D. V. Ackerman and C. lla milton Ilill may whistle accompaniments to the piano at all times. Rule V. The school board shall visit school at least once each year and shall spend not less than ten minutes in inspection of the school. Rule YI. The Janitor shall have absolute authority over everybody and anything connected with the school including the teachers, prin- cipal and school board. Rule VII. II. W. Boone may laugh anywhere. at anytime and at anything. Rule VIII. No girl may write her name on the walls of the play morn or the furniture thereof more than seven thousand times nor in letters less than two feet in height. The use of indelible pencil or In' tlia ink is recommendecl. Rule IX. Lockers broken in jams, scuflles or tights must be paid for hy the Athletic Association. Rule X. The use ofthe school grounds as '1 high-w' 'ir 'om mended to the public. The patronage of horse-back riders, automobiles and lu-ary drays IS particularly desired. Rule XI. The use of the tire escapes for gymnasium exercises is tu he discouraged at the present time. NWXII1- WhlSlWl'll1,f. writing notes and shooting paper watlS shall he a requirement for graduation and a rank in these accomplish- tllvuts shall count toward valeclictory honors, IOL KS? SCI1l0l's. chers may zines in thc during the read them ived only nn ian and C, at all times. 3 each year i the school. ' everybody hers, prin- time and at sof the play :imes nor in pencil or In' lust be puifl commen1lC1l mobiles zinfl exerciseg 19 papgr waclS accomplish- RP X JUNIOR CLASS. J 1 I XSS Hl'l'lf'I Rr l e il-ftw if--.J 9 X l'n- L l' 2 X f 'l':- X A .Kei-4. 2 N If i ' l 23.I3iQf N ll' I' l I-YA 4 I, .. il.-Xrw liwll 1 A ' s l if a N I I il ' - iii x ix' l ' l -,Qu . -N ' JUNIOR HISTORY SHAWANO, WIS., May 2, 1909, Mx' Ili-me Nrm: 4 Well the Junior Prom is over and I thought that possibly you'd like to hear about it and how the class of 'IO is getting along. llo vou realize that it is '09 now? It really does not seem three vearsago-that we recited our parts in Mrs Wigs of the Cabbage Patch and finished the eighth grade, does it? Just think of it, in a little while we'll be Sfzziors. We're beginning to feel dignified toa certain extent even now and if anybody asks us to what class we be- lnligf, we look him right in the eye and say, we're fzmiors. Freshman is an awful thing to say or rather to be. Don't you remember how terribly awkward and shaky we felt in our Freshman year and how hopelessly mixed up we got going to classes that first day of school? We have gotten over that now and are only frightened on suitable occasions such as at Lyceums and Geometry Exams, but then it isn't a circumstance compared to the first piece we spoke or the first lixam in Algebra. We are a large class still, although but twenty-two of the origi- nal forty remaining. Of course you remember that many of these dropped out at the end of the first year, there weren't thirty remain- ing when we began our Sophomore year. llid you play basket ball last winter? Gladys is our captain now. Ruth and Gladys play forward, Hermena, center, Irene, side-center: and Katherine and I guard. Vile still call ourselves jabberwocks. ll ll'l You remember what a time we had finding a name? Did you vvvl' play' a game of six? Its lots more fun than nineg you don't get in each other's way so much. M r. Schroeder coached us this year. When von were here Bliss Matthews directed the team. We'll be the first team next year and will, I suppose, play outside. g Uh WS. I must tell you about the Junior Prom. I was so dis- l'l f 'l H1111 lllslit. that is before I arrived at the hall. It snowed mill' t'lm5'xi1.:1:litll1iL Elztdlciiig was I just terrible. The crowd was not.largC N . - - lt. Dancing began at half past nine and continued mmf lm' Wei TWH. All the Juniors were excused from school Fridab' i 'l. 'l l flwwzite the hall. There had been a show there Thursday li ll'H2' so our work was delayed to the last. We girls fixed upa K 1 of'een with white strips of paper, our gosy corner out of ni e bl the Freshman, SophO u both boxvg and frirls, were chosen to go to the final contest whi colors you know. Did anyone tell you about the contest that was carried thi I more and Junior classes? The winning speak ch take plated' in thebhall next Friday evening. Irene Kathan and Ed losen from our class. Nine of the Juniors en Iirockman were C 1 S the preliminary contest. ' . . Next year at this time we'll be practicing our Senior play! fun we had g6ttirl8'l'9f1flY for UThe Pumpkm CaSe,, last YCHF. Galullah is still up in the attic. Wasn't Miss Donnelly's room ,-,ufular whirl between the sunbonnets, the aprons and the cow? te Write and tell me all about your Junior year and don't forget make room when you see the class of '10 coming down the road their diplomas. X As ever yours, D. L-,ll..i -- F RESI-llE'S PRAYER. Here I lay me down to sleep, I pray the sense I've got 'll keepg For if I should Hunk on exam day, What would the folks out home say? SOPH'S PRAYER. Here I lay me down to rest, . In this soft feathery little nest: I pray sweet dreams may come to me And leave my future fancy free.', jUNlOR'S PRAYER. Here I lay me down in sorrow, Without a lesson for the morrow. If I should die before I wake S When will I get them for goodness sake. SENIOR'S PRAYER. Here I lay me down to sleep My hooks beneath my pillow I keepg I wonder what the folks will say I . ,. , XX hw thi! see me on Commencement Day. y 4-'rim s jimi? if? K 1' I. X 1 ire Sn-ips o ltQStth'1t of Pabeirg It V 1 vvaso Car. Wm . 1 to the final Cong? W. Irene Kathaniw' Nine of the J asses? The . rff A f b a unigi 5 U1 Semm mplxm C X 77 Q . Else lagt V1 12 MISS .D acticimr 0 4 A onnellyfsf :he aprons flUd'the-fQ Vuuior year and doh D Coming down the S SVEI' youl-S, V 4 vsleep, e :'11keepg , exam day, 7 ' lt home say??' ' V- ER. rest, e nest: I o y come to me. o cy f1'ee.'7, e . 'ER. SOTFOWQ morrow. ake ' o goodness szllcef, , ER. , 1 .leep o low I 1466193 vill Say e,, mmencement Day' SOPHOMORES Our mighty class of 1911 We all expect to end in Heaven, Seeing there are no higher places In which to land with our sunny faces. Beautiful, popular. jolly and grand, We never shiver when we take an Exam.g Never exempt-yet never a con And Hunking, we never reckon upon. There's Waldimar, the pride of us all, And Louie B. so hail and so small, Who know more than any junior lad That Shawano High School ever hadg And Otto with his dreamy eyes, And C. Hamilton Hill who takes the prize For his good looks and nifty styles, And Vincent with his winning smiles. Don't let us forget our Claire and Dot. Whose beauty can't easily be forgot, They all are popular in the school And all live up to the Golden Rule. In fact we're all as good as we can be, There is no greater class than we. H. G. and E. B ,Q - 1-,, ,sq -L- F N SCHOOL SPIRIT 9:30 A. M. , XI PO Xerq. Where iq your excuse for yesterday s absence? , ro X ' ' . N Jessie Fink: HF0I'g0t ity . ,, Xlr Powers: Skip home and get It' A i 11:30 A. M. Jessie returns. 99 Mr. Powers: Well what kept you so long? ' I went home for the excuse. Jessie: . Nlr Powers: How far from the school do you live? - Four miles. Jessie. ul. powere- Four miles! You should have told me that before. I . , qupposed you lived in town. You show a good spirit by your return: ' - ' '1 ft most boys would have iemained away unt1 a ernoon. Jessie: Uh, that's all right. They -were splltting wood at home. i- - YELLS. Flack de yack! Yack de yack! Alabaloo! How do you do? We are from Shawano: Who are you? . Strawberry short-cake, Blueberry pie. V-I-C-T-O-R-Y. Will be beat them? Welll guess. Shawano High School. Yes! Yes! Yes. Ice-cream, soda-water, ginger-ale and pop. Shawano High School always on top. Ricker-racker. tire cracker, Zis boom bah! Shawano H. S. Rah! Rah! Rah! To wit: To Witg We're the greatest hit in the whole outfit: To Woo: To Woo: What will you do, When we get through? ze? L. sd' ls l R ST YEA C ,.a-ff ll F RESHMAN CLASS. Nl. Q ,E climss Ol-'FICIZRSQ NVQ! C-4 t before. I A +' , -S OUT returng l'r---.uh-nr - I-Ah.-r llqu tvr 5 v x T.-I at homey! S4's'l'm'I:lr'Y - - lfllss lfzulalzml . 1 IN .A I . ,lxI'1'IlNlll'l'l' - llnl .'M'lU'l'1l1:m 'AT' L' 'I Qi flaws lxfllllfkf Q yy Nilv Hrvvn :mil Pink. F 1 KW x1..u..1 lj ,.Y g,X jg lx Hy l'm1rznggv, nu! iw l'u':nl't. X . nu! K 1 , Q l K I X13 xgtbl E, 4 1' X -E I sl: . lx N 1r 'V. fl 7' ' N X 'f Ly lu. ' ' q:f., l F' W, Cl..-XSS ROl.l.. ,, vrlrmlv Ainswewtlu Nlulllv lfrilf .Xnnn Nnllmlf n . l l1Wll :Xlllvl ll'-'iliu llvllll Slvllin lllvwvli pop .nl Ack--rnmzm lfrzmle ilumllf-ll-m' lille: Nullllumt j Xlznlu-l ll.mvx'lviml liwtlu-1' llznlvl' .Kell-lnialv Sul: - 1 1 Kantlwxilw lin-vel Will ll--llmann l.yfliz1S.'lmm- l'l'm'1'll.l lllllt'lllN'l'1f .llllllf Jxllwfl Sl lll'Xl-I ,, f l'llv-in lllttuxxm ling Km'-lvl' jQ4Q-'-n'g-- Svlmu l'.l'Axllli llivtzlvr ll-mlauwl Nlaaxw nilv ll2ll'l'X 'frm' .lalllv l'll!'l'lNl'll lflklv NlHI'l'lN l lHl'Qn X.l'Nl1 k'll-llblll' X-ll'Nll'llf l,Ql'.l' lNlHh'l'- tiit: . , Q .,5 Jullxt- W'-nslgull .lulux-. X11-'Ivlm ,fl UA COW Came wandering down the street, Looking for something g'1'C6f13 t A Freshman young she chanced to meet. He's never since been seen. A notorious Freshman walking in the shadow of President Taft. Harry Trochlell. A COMPARISON. lle that knows not and knows not that he knows not is a Freshman. lle that would like to know but does not know how to know is a Sophomore. . u lie that thinks that he knows but is not sure that he knows is a Junior. . D lie that knows and knows that he knows is a Senior. He's a Boozetown sport they cried When he in High School first was spied. -With apologies to Dave Winters. F OOT-BALL. SONGS. Refrain- Oh Gee! be Sweet to Me. Kidf' Oh gee, be sweet to the kids and give them a score or twog Uh gee, When we hit the line what will be left to do? For you know they'll be crazy about to exclaim, We can't win the day, liut never-the-less we'll do our best and some day perhaps we may. Refrain- Waltz Me Around Again Willie. Waltz them around again Shawanog Around. around, around: Uh waltz them around again Shawano and don't let their feet touch the ground: Rip them up! Tear them up! Shove them before! Make the score forty zu nd one or two moreg Uh waltz them around again Shawano, around, around, around. -.iiii SU'Ill12If'1'2 Did you attend school regularly last term my boy? ll. S. S. Naw skipped every fine day. Stranger: lilo you know whg I am my boy? ll. S. S. Nutr, Slfilllfvr: Well I am the new Professor. ll. S. S. Do you know who I am? Strangt-r: No, ll. S. S. Well, I am the biggest liar in the H. S. See?', X X meet, to .rf :I EH.- 4-.2 s:.'..::: QJCJ 'US U2 QE' Ldv- D-4 s.. q..!- 0:3 53 O 'C' CZ' .S V, IH! DPU WHNQNN Q I AVN .Z 5? Eg 2 I5 55 2 QB rv'-1 .M cu Z2 cu , M . 'X' O .Z-23 -J-J A 'UD .N 3 -4-JO fd O CDQ 'L -4-a OS -G .... '+-' 'U , C 4-3 G -v-1 SCX. m if GJ GJ cu M O N 1' O OJ -u-1 GJ 5' 5 cd mam C15 5 .-1: U1 U32 U2 C- ' +1 -- O . 2 yy n-1 O ' TJ-FQ. U1 4-3 QJ r CU U7 55 O CULH the day, can't Win 6 SWG 3 np- SU yH me clay perhaps We ma A A Q5 uv-n vi FCI E .te :vs bn fri Us ,E 3 -o Q -C 3 :E eu Ex. o .2 ,.: :A -a-a .44 E O '55 QQ 5 'Q Ji 2- E2 P1 01: 3 cd E -4 r 3 'U E -4-I ... 5 3- cu 'IJ on '55 2- 9 H 1-1 L2 v-I 4-3 1' cu fi ICQ is -Q 'U CI 'Pm 'C 5:5 v-1 . ,a-1 A 2 'x 0- See?' ne H. S. ,Ai 1. .1 NGS flawafld I the 'Bi eet iq f, ' here,A mp '1 arerg ay S 5 Wayfx Sha ,ueg gh sc l trlie. lpndrs ' . , . ot rival .ry - 13f,S it the b or whc g fed: -ive thi b any cam to Sha' will 1 C fi? 'arg , ' 'EI' i W3 11 1 . . 'W Nbtnn nee. 'l hese same players in FOOT BALL. THE LINE UP. S Grignon W. Smith E Buockman 1 crson ll lntehouse G SchultL Winters, Nachtwey, Hill, L.Schul1Z Snbstxtute ' ' Ogden grolgkig XI Y -I . . . rooks L lrtilil Leslie Whitehouse - Mr. E. L. Schroeder SCHEDULE.. SlllXKll10XS Clnntonxulle Shawano vs. Oconto - - 2-29 S113 mn ts tlmtonxulle Shawano vs. Green Bay - 0-48 don 7 91 Shawano vs. Clintonville - 16-0 Capt. Leslie Whitehouse, more commonly known as Cyn, is one member of our teamhwho is worthy of special mention. Cy always played a good game at tackle and in no game did he ever lose hope, no matter what the score might be. He is dreaded by opposing teams and admired by his team mates. We congratulate ourselves on the fact that we are to have Cyn with us for one more year. S. S. G. Here's to the team of 1909: The great and the good. But always behind. l 1 N l h in ann tnnspnt uously on the football map. l it bill tt am of 00 was not very successful is generallb VKX I1 . . . . X 1 ut it xx is not clue to Joor material. lack of ambition. 01' D00' the year to vu . . . . l ll Ml h nwano and neighboring cities what one 'UW llSfUI1e for them. With but one member lost bl' l ti in it cl nuts lrom the incoming class. we conhdentll' 'HYZLL TTY! 100.4 th mi YV. Su Ili . SJ' O -'3 o o 3- -5.2001 fQwm.+i3 f-To .M na-G65 42 3 :MCU .1:'.2 u JGJ ' gc HQ P505-J 20 L. U , 2 Q1 7: I T 3 Pu Ba CU Gre . U1 P O Z L uf v-4 CD ,.. F4 ..- .X , C O +1 C 97-4 U14 O 5 O USE, m01'e Whiteho GJ F14 cn an s-3 Q2 .C O U3 s px ,x P1 GSC HS WU UO k fb.. ,,,'p-'K tgNl 2,72 -EZ? 3-T2 9,5 SKS ff: OP, .QQ 54 fu:-I an 4-.2 L44-P 25 OE H-4 f'N , . . .. .eedggggf-if 'U 'DE': '3 LD .. L:L 4+-+r'3 ' Q4 CU-I g E: Zi'i C 3 : P.33C5r:.. qggbn GQ, ot 'U GJ? : .-Fr: bb Cn 4 Q be -5: L-O if E C E Q19 Q.. O if-7+-'Iwo 30 553' O59 2-'-fpw. 5 :fn in 5 Qs 5 Q: Zfpmjd cu ,., r- . Q-3,,. D 'A 33 1 wan-ME GJ O O 'U ZD cp Pm.: fC5,.. E P s,, ..- cu in Q r:L.cu'5'- mwzsmdo, 214.625 buy, -QQ L, 4-'H 51 - .2050 .Us 'G -Lcd Ons 7' 05+-'Ei O +-'GJ 3-UCD 'SUP P. c3E5D-55:25 OE C5 U G-94 D I -1 3- g5',T'.2:q.. bn'-:-: C35.Efgf bn 'J ught in Chicago, paid o 5000 shares in the d at 915.01 per Share unch for Sl55.00. Also kins Whitehouse, to Sid Grignon. If nced chaiperon. One ghit path, guide them our years of H. S. life, hs. ll!! BUSTEDH!! ll!! iation makes announce- at un-heard-of prices. investments and W0 Coach Schroeder. essfully rid my base' L11 give unconditionalll' n nightly haunted with Jseen Silver CMS, P012 lose Cats, in diabolical in fact eve1'3 1 lc now I1 John CronCC, J3.lllt0l'- BASE BALL IINIL l'l'. -l'.u1- fl 1 fu. Y--4.-'sa - - l'x!. lu-1 Six--ri at 'ai-W, Sunil: - I-I IS.,-.. i :Nr 'li.l1' li, i7f'.'.v X - ill! l!,l'4l NI. it :viii lx. lin-. 1.m.uxz - - In-it l-'i--I-I lg, Kip. fir.- - l'-'nits lil:--fi! nl--Milk-. N. Us :gn-int. 54 Illglll ll '. - Ninn i::-- U. --:min Iiifis ' .Z Ninn' xi Aw. lil- fl? ii.z'. ' a ' Nf,.z'.'..zH-1 '.-1,Il.-,111-'lpfi Nil-. ':- -sf he-1-zz ily.. l ' .tri -1xf'i:fgjiz'i-ii'-ff 1-1 Up- lui... i 5.1511-f 'ef tn23:f'11.a1'-H.uf 'NZNIIAK ,guy f- K. T- .Z-.f -, v.w!1 ffll- -.iz--:xg Hu'-'n ILM 1' -1113 l ,H 2 14' H121-'r gf.x1nf'f-1 ima: ' :.i' ir :: 1 Tfir-' .4 -Qf an lla- -.4 l l l l BASKET BALL. yorwm-,ist Dal, Ackerman, S Guards: Archie Slover lValter Bartlein. . James AUd9l'S0n. genie,-g Wesley Smith. Substitutes: Chas. Hill, C. Nachtwey SCHEDULE. Sliaxvano vs. Wittenberg 14-10 Shawano vs. S. City team 16-31 Shawano vs. New London 19-29 Shawano vs. Manawa - - 4-13 Shawzmn vs. New London 10-12 Shawauo vs. Manawa - - 12-22 Owing tothe irregularity in practice and to an excess of non- senre, nur basket ball team proved to be very unsuccessful. It met smut' very strong teams but this does not satisfactorily explain the string of defeats scheduled above. TRACK WORK. Nntxvitlistanding the disagreeable weather during the spring. no little interest was shown bv the ambitious young athletes of out' sclwol in track xvorlc. New hurdles, standards and vaulting poles were st-rnretl and during the intermissions in fair weather the campus Wits lllll l Hllll lmvs desirous of entering the Track Meet at Appleton. H lWl '- WWE lo the enforced vacation on account of scarlet fever W' WVVU ttlll lracle snlliciently to prevent us from developingatt:'2lll1 xv.n1-ttiv ul representing Shawano and so did not participate in the hlvvl. wx 3-,mth and a maid went boating one night 'li-ntl- -' -' .. ' . ' l' m'l'l W 'Hath lcd low and the moon shone bn ightg Said the - , ,, , hlllllh. llll HN ,lllchqyf Xvllllv' Silill tl 3 ,' . .,, , Q. I lf ll Ill. llctvty Anlteif Well I should smile. . J., X , 1-5 ,gt iii. , pw fi? I Archie Slove,- James Anderson .. C. Nacfhtwej S.City teani 16-31 Manawa -, - 441 Manawa - -12,21 to an excess of ngn nsuccessful. ,It me 'actorily ' explain thg ' during the spring ioung athletes of oui s and vaulting poles r weather the campn: ck Meet at Appl.-ton untiof scarlet fevea Jm developing a lean not participate in th- ie' bn ightg 1 Ie. l 3313?-'f' SENIOR BASKET BALL TEAM. GIRLS ATHLETICS. BASKET BALL. Teams: - - Crescents , Seniors. Jabberwocks , Juniors. CRESCENTS. Captain - - - - Valeska Wipperman. l orw:irds ---- ----- C lara Sorensen, Mandie WilSOI1 Ci-ntcr - - - Gertrude Beane Side Center - - - Flora Stlel' iinzirds ------- Valeska Wipperman, Edna Schmidt JABBERWOCKS. l'inl'W:i rcls Ui-nit-r - huzirilg - tiaiint Cillllilln - ----- - - Gladys Pulcifer ' ' ' ' ' - - - - Gladys Pnlcifer, Ruth Goddake ' llvrmena Guenzel Side Center - - Irene Kalhan ' ' ' - - - Kathryn Hayter, Dorothy Hoffman 'S ' TWO Scores - - - 2-6 4 6 Crescents winners both times. I I i I P I f c -4 I P n- -o no FS. io , Jun 1- 6 ocks VV KH C?- O.:-'. CLA-4 7:-if gf' .2 5 '-:Ill Cn C . 6 N 5 22' E s-,-T' duke od C2 th Iiu 1'-, C 'I- i .- ,.. ... 9: Q-J -' 3 1..- y H0 th I'0 O ART EXHIBIT The Woman's Club held an Art Exhibit in the High School build- ing last winter. The pictures were all copies of famous master-pieces and nt-enpied the entire wall space of two rooms. An entertaining prngrziin was rendered by the various grades and by some of Sha- wzniifs talented citizens. A small admission fee was charged and the money realized from this source is to be expended in the purchase of pictures for the dillerent rooms. The fourth grade pupils, taught by Bliss Williams, received a prize picture, ready framed, for selling the greatest number of tickets from one room. The net proceeds of the exhibit :ire about forty dollars and this amount is novv in the bank to the credit uf the school. It is planned to have a school exhibit at the Vnnnty lfair next fall and to add the premium money to that now on hand in order that pictures of good grade may be purchased for all the Hvwllls. The schools of Shawano are certainly underobligations to the Woinaink Club for this and other favors. T i 5 X T IM,- '?h y L R f i ba u QQ 5, GJ GJ GJ ,E .S -E 'Q :E -E 'S Ca' ,U 4-' 'sd s: 'ED if as ir-5 4 cd - 5- 3 1- fn -A-D -2 'U -4-a CD 'C ,Q Q GJ B Ui GJ --1 GJ tw cn L, 0 -5 S- Z O U X C fd CL Q-4 ,9 GJ 4 'E 5 Q- E4 1-4 U A 'CS ' ' O . l MAN,,,E XNTILSON Gn:R'rRUDE M toms l-IIrWlN EI!l'Ill'I' THE DEBATE. When the Clintonville High School challenged us to a joint debate of course we accepted. The school with the co-operation of the faculty chose for their representatives Miss Mandie Wilson, Miss Gertrude Magee and Mr. Edwin Ebert. Clintonville submitted the question: i'Resolved that the U. S. government should own and operate all railroads, and our side after ma- ture deliberation decided to uphold the negative. School spirit ran high and was lavishly spent in making ban- ners, decorating the hall and in com- posing songs, yells, etc. At last the great night arrived. All day the town had been resplen- dent with the colors of the rival school t tool work til'2ln'trcd. 0 ' , ' -. . .. . ' . V' tr g id ss ne ot tht judgts was late in ai 1 nun, ll 1 tllllt' that order was called both schools were pretty well yelled U Xtter om- last speaker had finished with her- Which shall yOU il ' 'u -x - ' - a K 1 'nt ttlt tonhdent ot Shawano's victory. Contrary to our ll 1 'n'on' . . sand honest judgment the decision was announced? Y U to one in favo' f tl l o l31li:iil'lll?l.tiVC.H It was with a rather reluc- l ' Will We yieltled some half-hearted applause to the victors Viil GHIRTRUDE M XGEE HE DEBATE. e Clintonville High School is to a joint debate of cepted. The school with ion of the faculty chose 'esentatives Miss Mandif Gertrude Magee and Mr. . CHintonviHesubmNWd Resolved that th6Uf t should own and OPWR ' and our side after tion decided 10 uljhflh . 0 U 0' School spirit I-IU luv in making ball' hlyspeflt U n llandlnfom ing the ha .-'Veda e great nlght al own had been ' loo' . ' colors of the 1'll iln0, and - . - vi was late In drllll igellell WUC Welty We llvoll h llerffuwhich Sha 'ur ., -1 t00 tory. Contidlgouncedr cision Was 5:61. 1-eluC' . , -at 'ns with fl I the vict0l'9 o , - t 21 P plfl U 56 law! . X l DECLAMATORY CONTEST Six 1ll'1'illIllll.lI'X all-. l.uu.il.lm ..lm.l.g. QNX, yn ,en is H ,M I X 1-um flurlmg till' gmet x-.:n!.-r I lil- gin' in l x xi.-nl ni H 0 fy ,J U eil- ll bliss X'u1'l'1'.x'IIlIN1'll gflllll flu- ultllll g N 'ill gnu, ,v ,U I 5 1, H In l-NNWl'1 lQH'-llllvil. 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J .-Z f .Ktai-: t 5 XZ- ' ' 'Y 1 u l 1 l ' t q U EP. ' . . . N NY. w ' N 1 1:--. -. 1, 1 HH' HH I-'g 11 1-1 ,Q l f N n 13 ! I-.lu x' 'Hg' iw ll, lu YI' '1 opi x,. 1' cl, l last - 'ilk 'fiv- X715 --:W zu--! -. --1 -.-.zu ,.s1l..l-UIX - ..--x 111- ..,, ,5...t,. 3 I ill' ' 1, :' .'..u. XX...-xz .xx Nur r .QM .uw H- - un. Ni.. 1.--1-H 1.-It 4 ' ' -. X--zzz..-, ' l S u t . Za r' ' nv oi' ' 1 THE BAZAAR After many weeks of brain-racking and anxiety during which the Athletic Association plunged deeper and deeper into the gloom of debt it was linally decided to give a sale or in high fallntin language, a Bazaar, The people of Shawano were aroused bright and early on the morning of the 22nd of May by the strains of sweet music tcow bells.D Peering out of their various windows, a queer looking conveyance met their gaze. That was a wagon bearing a sign which read as follows: Forced tothe wall. The Biggest Bankrupt Sale Shawano has ever Witnessed. Cakes and Candies for the most particular. Aprons and Handkerchiefs to last for a life time. The gig together with an advertisement on every available space, and megaphones worked by hard f lungs drew a large crowd who 5 is b v when once trapped by the high school boys, were glad to escape after they had left a few dimes. And so the day progressed with the in- creasing jingle of money in a little tin box, sounding like sweet music to our .iniserly ears. Everything was sold and when it ended we had 529.30 in ol: r pockets. Hullv Gee! which lhe Om of debt anguage, an 'ly On the cow bells.J eyance met a follows: messed. able space. :rowd who, cape after with the in- veet music ed we haul f , 1 , N , J :N I ,, J K., ,J X r 'J l ll' Fx xx 1 4 sq' 7 'hx' xl' X X X l .ll . ' 1 4 ,N 'ss l , M l X Gs U Qa e f, I3 I x !g,lp 7f',L yr 0 eJs....'-' wage E' i 1: l 'iff 15' l E it fl SOCIAL EVENTS HIGH SCHOOL PARTIES. During the year two High School parties were held, one in Octo- her and one in December. Both times the hall was tastily decorated and good music secured. Only members of the High School and a few townspeople were invited to these gatherings. A large' attend- ance. good times and a general success were characteristic of both. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION DANCES. In April a dance was given for the benefit of the Athletic Associa- ation. It occured immediately .after Lent and a large crowd was ex- pected. llut the Association met with disappointment. for atythe time there were many cases of scarlet fever in the city and when the boys had paid the hills, they found that the net proceeds were just one dollar. Ilowever, those present had a merry time and felt Well repaid for their trouble. Besides this dance, several informal dances have heeu given by the Athletic Association following games and those were well attended. JUNIOR PROM. IHm::.iiilf::iinll1:. 'fIl'f3ilt social events of the High School year was the - . gixen in honor of the seniors of 1909. This event took l'l5.'U'Ul1 April 30. Extensive preparations had been made and no etlorts had been spared to make it a successful event. Those brave 'Al l'2l1fUfi1Ce'the disagreeable snow storm which occured on that fl-liv. hal : ' ' - - . .' 'l ' 'ltllghlflll tlme. Dancing continued until three o'clocltlI1 lllt' lllurnlnu-t '-.',s 5 Q .,L. - 5? , UQ. aw ' x. 4 s ' h e1 dgf ftzistil ' , EFISUC .' . D. , Athltifiiy A I E: crow nt, fond-1 cl Wllen' aids WSI' mal dal es and t' 11001 Yea This C en mall it Thi OCC L1,l'f 1 tl11'C0f I . A lafgk d felt W g BY THESE WORDS SHALL YE KNOW THEM, lJrags its slow length 211003-M w Sldney Gflgnon When more is meant than meets the ear. Ruth Goddake Hlilushes may come and hlushes may go but freckles hang on forever. Maggie Putman Peter, Peter, pumpkin eater. Irene Kathan , ow . Nameless here forever moi e. The Seniors 7 . She was never known to laughf Emma Prugllq ' , , 97 1 --fl-hr. nom-est Way home is the fat thest way about. The Young li olks . - - 9 '-lc,-om grave to gay, from lively to seven e. ' . Mr. Schroeder Give thy thoughts more tongue. Julius Zuelsdorf l'll put a girdle around the earth in forty minutes, Edward Mielke She walks the waters like a thing of life. Claire Sohutz 'l'he school-boy with his satchel in his hand, Whistling aloud to bear his courage up. Lew Schultz Dewey is the path she treadsf' Elsie Schultz I never dare to write as funny as I can. Leslie Whitehouse 'l'o-morrow to fresh woods and pastures green. ' End of School Infinite riches in a little room. The Omce Rides in a whirlwind and directs a storm. tgertrude Beane lint to see her was to love herg love but her and love A ' x ' A ' ,, ' O wad some power the giftie gie us, To see ourselves as ithers see us. Alfred Sehewe UAnd like passing thought she fled in light away. Clara Sorensen I,ord of himself, that heritage of woe. Harold Boone ln solitude where we are least alone. Mandie and Wesley llelp thyself and God will help thee. fl-xhe Boys A tllmtf Of bewty is 21 l0Y f01'0ver. Cecelia Dillenburg What's done is done. Alvin Schmidt f'I'!l make assurance doubly sure. My powers ller eyes are homes of silent thought. Josigi Pulcifer Little said is soonest mended. Rosetta Bonnin l :red nalurog sweet restorer, balmy Sleepy, Emil Grosskopf 'l'he woods for me. O d B ks -- - 0' en roo ' Quiet asa nun' bre' tl l -- ' . -, - ,, '5 . H Fl 1 -1 1 ess with adoiation. Ella Dlttmao url nth most admired disorder. Gul. Deskq am constant as th f N - - 1 . L .N . o L 01 fhei n btai . Dorothy Hoffman . othing so hard but search f'll li ' ,, . . ..I ,im nu motto! B 't YH nd it out. Waldlinai' Mathison ' - ' as ru us is' I ool f . ii ur x K ' 5 -' I lhe power of gentleness iS,ll'l'CSlQt'l lx H Gecilge Scillulty '1'l,. .- - , .- ., S ' ' ' 'J C- Miss Philipps i on igiual Gibson Girl. - sl, . '. - ,, Miss Tormey L is indted the sweetest cre-1 . ..A Immun lwwl, of gpirigv a ui e and so clevei-9, MISS Hatch Mr log . -, ' ' Kathryn Haytel' U , I . make pictures when the , v - ol H lilue. darklv deelblv fi ll t'tf l 5 MC bint. Frank Gentz -., , ' ' , 1 I 1 v 75 ll 15 blue. Edward Brockman l lion i lll 't not s ' ' 5 -'ill' I did it ' ' Dal Ackerman. il l IL' lf f l .tl fl' :1.., .ff ..::...-:.:m1 ' They h 2 And You Tha STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT. The People of the City of Shawano, Dr. To The Shawnee Board, Cr. Value of classes cut while on Annual Duty - Value of time employed making up same - Type writer ribbon. 4 rolls at 75C ----- Committee charges, 4 C99 S25 ----- Street car fare in making trips to printing oflice - 55 152.33 37.51 75.02 Rent of ollice as editorial room -------- 502.00 lflxhaustion due to laughing at witticisms of the Board - 999.99 Chaperone expenses when pictures of Board were taken - 10.00 For tutoring expenses and extra Exams ensuing - - - 15.27 Shoes worn out carrying out Stuffy's commands, S510 per 250.00 For paper used in copying illegible handwriting ---- 23.23 3.00 100.00 For loss of sleep and bull-head fishing ------ 234.50 Dray charges for hauling manuscript to printing oflice - 20.00 Duetor's fees and Sanitarium expenses due overwork - 7.50 Incidentals, including sundaes, music and postage - 97.00 Total - - - ------ - 32,526.35 5 ' ' . ,.. - . 1nl7l1llllllflfm.x1N,'jmHH,lI by A,-,11wnCtN4. Class. A BAD BGYS LAMENT H' Q 'S ' ' ' ll! .' 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Yr-., u-. l'l'Hl'l'H wht :aint :nluuighty gum! un- :nllns lwin' mi-.umlvr-.uml nu' lwin' jun-xl :ul whvn wc :uint tulnlgum- '!:ull. M. l'. FAVORITIZ SONGS. IA-sliv Wlxitvlmmwc .-Xlxs-:nu in ilu- Way llznu- Winn-rs Inns-u em ilu- l-':u'm ll. W. lllmm- Aint Ynu Ulm! Yuu lfuund Sh? Julius Zuvlwlurf Kva'p ullSmilll1l:. lllxulys l,lllx'llt'l' VII live' or l'el alia' fur ynuf' liuuuan Prusik 'l'lI1' I-Nllvll 'l'l'1'f'-' X'g.l.--.lm Wippvrnuxmn Anal lu- l!!.uuv- My lhwfnuy Eye-.' I-Qlxiv S,-huh! L'muv Pu! Y-:ur .Xrmw .Xrnund Max' Ruth li-ulelnlav Wham thv M1-on illauv- Pvvk-an-lun: with mv. QL.-ru-mlv lk-gmv NUI llc-'.uu-1' X-NUI' Unit' if- 1flll'lj'.n I-'.-XX'ORl'I'Ii fiXl'Rl-LKQION. l-Zluiv Sulmlt: Sl-vu: -main. by i1f'fk! l'.l'Qll1x'm's Km-Sim' nl'.Ul' l'vlvr's -salivfn lfsllmvx' l':nU:uu thu-:ul l'.u's:n'f YX'llvr4 w Ml'-w 'l'url!wyf, l'l4lll'1' Sflllllx ll'l'r.slll:lS UI Sknlhlvl' txlh'l'c uullifllifli i'9:'. I.-llu.U.,1 Mivnu. uxuw xx:-u2aln'! that rum'-I nf II--mm-xl.: llm'l1.'vE XV-ii Vll ln' jxgg1'I'f'fl:l.1!r augzaillfn l'hgH.:t.x. Ig,,l.h,,, Iii: naglll tw-nigh! lnvym' -A ' Oo l lx.uti1r5u llanh-1' Uh 'n- lg! Ill X s l,i'?x'lfl'l' uxvhvrcxi 'rl-l'?U Ruth H-ul1l.sl4v xnlarty' l'Rh-1' lla' lllvl' I .lm -H J!lI 4'.H'llf 4:lltl.1lf'0ll ENGLISH AS USED IN SHAWANO H S xxxxxu X' 11 11 1 X l K f gt 1 x X rulflnt 1 tl ,H , , ,, h Hd rl U S Ill xt N81 L IH! I In 1 If 11' I Ill Sllll 3 X 1X l 1 LNN XXL I I 11 s N X ll ll ll 1 1 1 1 1 1 N ,, , H11 ull Sl 'f 1 Nll I 1 1 , S Lf 1 QI 1 A 1 '- W U' if ' I ' ' ' .l 1 I 1 6l'?,,' Q wc haul :1 g.fl11ri1ms timu. XY1':1lw:1ys 1l:m1'1-:afl1-1'thc lizwkvt Hull Lfilllllwi :lk Ill LN L, NH gs. L lgul IN ls I IX ll 1 11 IX S 11111 14151111 Wt s ll If , ,L LLlltS-Li It ll 111 1 I U' 1X I I nu 1 I IU!! IPIN 11 1 ll f 1 if Y 2' L S llll , 1 , 1 ' ' VIH S S 1 lllll1'Xk'lfhUlll tn ' ,, Ll sl x I1 um f lc '1 uw-sw-1 1 1 L11 N 1 1 ' 'v' lLl'l N ,, lvf S 25 ' V 1 ,,, I UIQ 51 551 ' s 1 I N I .17 ' ' ' ndepson 1 x N1 1 ummm UUNS '11 ' 'N' 1' ' sl will S Y 1 . .. . - f -. . - . - - ' rt 'fps I f-. ar D , I 'l ,, I11 r 1 'A ' ' n ' A. ' sv ' . N ' ,t N - ,Hi 1 1 . . ' g - 1-1 kill sa Hina ' N ' rl -' a'1v. 1' A H 11 Q I anzes fi Q - N . . ' M - ll ' 1 'xml m1 1 , Ns . ,, - -- 1 m ' ,Ill fue ' 'Q Q 'Ill l'SI x N ' , . b . . ' 1 I I Vs .V . N . V rl A n . Q ' , -' ' ' ' 11M ' 'SVI V . U. AS THE JUNIORS SAY IT. Anna Pleshek- I can't get my gram mar. Albert Chcrny- I can't. Ilclizi Fritz- Well, Ishould say not. Dorothy lloffmzin-- I have to get my Cicero. lizirl Stier'-M- I never looked at my lesson. lilla Dittinzm- I couldn't get it. l'Idwarrl lirockman- I must practice bas-ball. Gladys Pulcifer-- I haven't a lesson. Gertrude Beane- Oh! don'tg leave me alone. Ilcnry Krohn- I have my lessons. A Irene Kathan- I must get my lesson. Josie Pulcifer- Ican'tgog1 must study. Jim Anderson-- Oh, gee! that's easy. Kathryn Ilayter- I can'tg I haven't my history. In-xv Schultz-- I forgot my book. Maggie Putman- Oh, my Latin! Ruth Gocldzikem- I must get my German. Rosetta lionnin- It's time to study. Sidney Grignon-- Oh, geometry is easy. Imcellizi lionnin-- I c0uldn't get it. Leslie Whitehouse e Cnn Iget it? Sure. WHY NOT HAVE INSCRIPTIONS OVER THE CLASS ROOM DOORS? U10 following are suggested by the Annual Board: The Othce All ye that enter here, leave hope behind. Silence is golden. s nn c you for your voices: I thank You for your most sweet voices. f N Q lUl'lllL'j' S Gbveni Q, . , , 0 Defer no time: delays have dangerous ends. ss . , Thy fate is the common fate of all. Beware of exploisionsf' l' ive collars fine for letting the cow out. Main Room iStudy Periodsil xiilill Room lslllcring- PQI-iody HI tl C 1 Miss Phillipsf Room Miss llillfllis Room 'lilll' IJi.liDl'Q1tQl'X' The Attic .i:initor's Room 4- I am a monarch of all I survey. .sr O V ' I lg' sl- . l'i uly, Solomon in all his glory was not P ut ted like one of these... Imy s i L' iogi iq Room tiil'i'S Cloak Room The gang's all here. ANC As e for good there ca rushing' has atte when xr trout w about ei my luck lowing E hour ar: shena, t around tions, tl at Kesh to from C811 F084 store hc with th marked liquor z make t' ways rc themset to be fi kin ani dian w :1 half house mornir tinzitio Norwa the fac all abo where semhlc catch, my ha shorte waters made 1 dian gi ROOM DOORS? Board: e hope behind. ence is golden. r voices: I thffllllf Jeni, vida. vici- 1 ar aneferous ends., mon fate of all.,. of eXplois10HS'., cow Out? 1g the N of all I SUYVCY' is glvfy WHS not gang as an hey-ef, ANOTHER TRIP TO THE. WEST BRANCH. ' Reprinted from Outea-'Q 110014,- As SPVIUL' drew on and at became evident that wintt r w1-. o e for good, I began to experience what is known as spring ft.:.c,..gM?ll there came over me an irresistible longing for the trout stream. the rushing water, colder than ice. and the thrill that tells you gi big U-out has attempted to make a meal of your bait. 'l'hen imagine my feelings when my Indian acquaintance came to town with the news that the trout were biting furiously on the West Ilraneh of the Xfulf River about eighteen miles :above Shawano. Aftnrqlinu-ly 1 rg-sulyvtl In try my luelc and arranged with the Indian to meet him at Keshena tlae fol- lowing Saturday. After za week of impatient waiting. the appointed hour arrived and by 8 o'eloCk I was fairly started. Arriving at Ke- shena, the reservation town, I soon found my man anaong the crowd-. around tlae government store house. where they were receiving' ra- tions, this being a ration day. At :appointed days the Indians gather at Keshena and receive the salt pork and flour which lllvy are entitled to from the government. On these days tlae dillerent tynes of Indians can readily be seen and studied. Gathered in groups :around tlae store house, all aningling in friendly eonye:'sation. are the aged chiefs witla their sqnaws, and the old and wrinkled riyil war u-terans in marked contrast to the young fellows. who through the inflnenceof liquor are fast becoming degenerates. It is only tlae old people wlao make the maple sugar, gather tlae wild rice in the fall and in other ways retain the old customs. Ilere and there in groups entirely by themselves are the pagans, the only true types of the oritllliill lnali-an to be found. They are shunned by their more civilized '?l t'hri-tian lain and lead their lives in tlae way fiutl meant them to. in tlae trne ln- dian way. After dinner we started. and Ilflrl' il flf'iva'ef2H1 IWW' i l'l a half we reached the home uf tatll' lluide. The rat-er flowed nent' Ulla' ' . 1. 1 . I o 1 ' ' Q I ' house and I enjoyed watching: the river dint is .at wort., lha na xt morning' we started early and after a lwu hours drive rv:u'lta'd UNI' 'l tination. a lilaee Called I'eat'5' l'i2lllS. itlmlll lll lllll l 'l W :V 'l l V Norway llam. on the new Wisconsin and Northern railroad. lla'-wif' . . 4 the fact that we started early we found sewlill l'i 'l ' l 'l ' I all about ten fishermen. I lished :tl it l'li 'l' 5'll l mv H l':. ' Malik' KX'lla'l't' lllt'l't' it lille' llult' fail' laig' fa'llUWN. JXIIVI' 51 'ldl' 'lmrl WI' nu' a 1 - 4 ' , ' 1-' fa' :i .air sembled to count our spoils. In all tlae two of ns had f f'U to I eateh, eonsialerinzl tlae number nl' fishermen sharilttt 'HH' tI U'l'l - In my basket I had two that were owl' f'.'U l 'l l 'fl 'S iniw' and mlm- shiorter than ten inches. With the advent of the nl,-p,'g'gg1lXX5lY lllihlwul . - - .. .- -4 l'l1'h will ln' waters are lieanll sbeedaly lashed Hill- ll-'N ' l'5 'l ' ' ' ' ' I ,J H ...I fishing ln' hiring an In- 5 made fora time, and XUII will it Wil? ' ' ' alian iftaiale. R Hum w Iiamrscs. G 'Proffg Daniel,' 5 6 B S 5 Cyn - , aBadger!7 - , . 'Sling Shot Robins 6 Pretty - ' '.Iohnieg Shy An n 4 H Stubbyg Mary Ann J. W. - - Bloomiev - - Texas 3 Squirlie C. Hamilton - Chow - ' 54 'Stuffyv Flo - - 'Ma 5 'y'Carrie - 'JoshgTed - 'Tillyg Dora 'Holly - - 6 Genny 'Babe Coddie Squint , Blue Jay Valley - - Levig Zip Scissors . Vivian - - Snowballg Dot Big Injun Booze Town Pa - Cupid NICK NAMES I '11 i Ei 2 Leslie Whitehouse Q Lew Schultz ' .Tim Anderson i Alfred Schewe 4 Q Esther Hayter r fi E3 Eisie Schultz i 2 5 Harold Boone Wesley Smith Q f 0'-S Clarence Nachtweye Earl Stier - A - Charles Hill - A Edward Mielke George Schultz Flora Stier i Gladys-Pulcifer Edward Brockman Dorothy Hoffman E' ' Q Q 'Charles Boehm f 4 1 u-4 Kg: fb Frank Gentz gh l V' Howard Mayville SL 3 F4 Floyd Amel r S Et,- FU Julius Wenstadt w Albert Cherny 2 Valeska Wippefman ,. Sidney Grignon ' Willie Jung ' i Dal Ackerman A Dorothy Haytel' Ogden Brooks F F Dav-e Winte'rs - i 3 ,J ' athan W -2 I1 ene K W ,4 Ruth Goddake A Sf :J r-1 . v-4 - 2. ... ' u-4 ' , -J ! IQ-1 514 fx - i A ' 2 5-Q -- n-4 0 F4 Ili' A READY REFERENCE TABLE Oli' DIAGNOSIS AND PRESCRIBI-ID 'l'Rff1A'I'MI2N'l'5 FOR A FEW CHRONIC AND IRREPRISIBIJ7. P.-X'l'lF.Nil'S v.x'i'il-:xt Glaflys Pulcifer ff. ff. ffrmilis l'I:irl Stier l'Idwiu Ebert Julius ZllL'lS4lUl'l. Dare Winters M r. Schroeder Cyn Whitehouse liilora Sl.lL'l' Gertrude Magee Clara Sorensen lflster Brauer Valeslca Wipperm lCsther Cattau Elsie Schultz Frances Kuester Hermena Guenzel ll ll I'l msn-.xsi tilg'3.flt's Boat riding: Spring' fever Hashfulness Lack of speed li'reshman Base ball fe ver Gum chewing High standings Heart failure Adam's Apple High fever Dates Caesar Music Dreaminess Oversleeping SYHPIUXI Hu! lful lfal Upen eyes lllkrwsillesss lilushes Good soles Usual A black eye Oscillation Strikes Trips to Antigo Trips to Krueger' Flushed cheeks Sleepiness Studying Diseords Love of riches Daily tardiness S CVM. :X SHUI' pifltlv :X lratll A Cltlln Married life A lively girl Tixne A strike out A broken jaw Hundredmarlis Rather late Ice Cream Hill life A fellow Junior year More lessons Marry an lCarl Less strolling.: house White GJ 321 KD CU N N -4-2 r-4 5 .-C2 o CD E cu , W OH Anders im Xlfred Sehewe Esther Hayter - Elsie Schultz iarold Boone Vesley Smith E. Dlarenee Nachtwey 1 Stier 1 DHI' vit cn GJ v-4 3-1 cd .-S3 V3 Mielke ard Edw ltz Sehu SC S- O CD H1 3-1 GJ .v-4 4-3 U1 cd s-4 O v-4 LL Q - Eel 2 s.. CU 5:3 4 .2655 U .QQJ'4 C3.-alll EoEmOE2'UQ2 D-4 mg 500 dnE..Zig'ME4'E-+C fZ 645T-'s: 5'Uso gunna?-Hn Q3f35.f.lQDv-14..m..m 'i4d an III Wipper cd .ii KD GJ v-4 cd ri gnon G ey idn s: CG ME Ecu Sm Ho .241 Es C2 5-1 CD -4-w P: 'E Pm .-Cl 4-1 9 F4 O Q ' an cn xiii ocufvifg O+ vE,-U S-'G+' mu-453 new CD GJ- A 'DQS-Ei huge?-945 OQH05 A La LoNcFEL1.ow. Notes of schoolmates oft remind us, AS of other things we learng Cl-Xhat Wyre apt to leave be-hind us, Letters that we ought to burn. THE LAST PERIOD M. Notes are flying, Time is dying, Mr. Schroeder's sighing In old Shawano High. - SHERIFFS SALE June Tenth. 1909. At Shawano High School. g The property and personal effects of the Junior class will be placed on sale by the undersigned at 9 A. M. June tenth, 1909, at the high school building. The -debts incurred by the Junior prom. must be paid and I have found it necessary to take this course in order to quiet the howls of their creditors. , V I I J. Cronce, Executor. LOST li! STAYI-ED! l OR STOLEN! l A Yellow, black and tan cat with a few white spots and a malteS6 fail about ten Years old, three teeth in its head these being in the northeast corner of the right half of the lower jaw. Its ears are badly Scared by encounters with other felines and it bore on its rather moth eaten hide marks of sundry missles probably received econcertia mid- mghtra' was fl VGVY affectionate animal and would readily lick Your hfmd when not biting fleas. Has two cross eyes, color being a rathel' Smmy green- AUSWG1'ed to the name of Charles Augustus Nebuchad- nezzar' Fmdel' Please return and receive congratulations. i Valeska Whipperman- 01301601 Exchange: 10.000 Shares in the s. H.es.Aih1aic Asso ' 1' or Visa ion' Valued at 3100-00 pa-r. Will sell at one cent DCI' Share ll . . , ' ' exchange f0l 1000 shares in the Bizualyzel Consolidated Nllmng Co. of C ral-npquzal. Mal'S. personally to I Slingy Anderson- Mr. S Irene. Miss . IC mil Teacl' Pu pila ttsny l- Nogf Miss I Aclelai Teach Pu pil: Miss I Charle Miss I Miss I Visito AL Wha1 VVooc' What Woof H-m- GK CL LC CLASS ROOM PICK UPS IS, Mr. Schroeder: Translate-lir wa r ein wen, r fm! Irene: He was a little chicken. 3 Miss Philipps: WVhen did the Vandals becomt Lhi lst! mv Emil Grosskopf: After Christ was born: Teacher: What event in history happened it thi tum 4 t 1 , 7 h School. H ne Junior class will be ine tenth, 1909, at the ie Junior prom. ngust' his course in order to J.Cronce, T Executor. OLEN!! A ite spots and a njalteSC lead these being in the lvv. Its ears are badly :ore on its rathermoth eceived 'concertia ould readily liCk Your rs, color being a.rither s Augustus Nebuchad- 'atulations. q. eska Whipperman- 1 the S. Athletic - - HTC at one cent Del Sh Q1 consoiidated Mi ning 1 Slingyi' Anderson. sion from Asia? Pupil: The discovery of Columbus. Say Irene, have you go tten your German lesson ut' Nog let's go and get Mr. Schroeder to transl ite it fm lls Miss Philipps: What is a tourist? Adelaide: One who climbs a tower.' Teacher: Which way Pupil: North and sou do the tubes in roots 1 un' th. Miss Hatch: i'Do you think this isn't for you Ch in li ' Charley: 'iYes'm. Miss Hatch Then listen to the next sentenu I ash S If you allow your mind to wander l nllx t 1 x 1 the time. CKnoclc at the doorb Miss Hatch: CTO the c lass as she opens the doo: J NX 1 I 'll fill' Visitor: ' I'm sorryg excuse me. l guess this is t it mul!!-I NH , I ' K . na CI-Ie meant to say: 'Then sobu up. What's your name sir? Wood . WHATS IN A NAME What's your wife's name? 'iWood, of course. H-m-both Wood: Ae-ah, any klllfmngiu IMMENSE CONFLAGRATlON. s 11001 Property Devesfafed' Entire Upper Story wiped out C Qbytl1CjanitOrD- of the Carnagie Medal Type tbrassl. Freshman Proves Himself a Hero fSpecial wireless to the Sunday Sentineld J SHAWANO, WISCONSIN, JUNE 20, 1909: Between the hours of one- thirthv and Sixdghirty o'clock yesterday morning. the magniticient high school building was nearly deS'U'0Y.Cfl by H Hire, W.hlCh f0l' a time threatened to consume Royer's Veterinary Hospital, including a bale of hay, Holly Boehm's rat terrier and two valuable horses, and several Stately buildings in the vicinity. William Josiah Solomon Benjamin Holrmzm, 3 promising young man of the Freshman class, distinguished lllmgnlf by his coolness when all others were suffering from the heat and bv his sagacious daring in spreading the alarm prevented what might have been a catastrophe. This youthful hero who had spent about fifteen minutes in the Assembly room wildly waving his arms and snapping his lingers in a valiant effort to attract the attention of the teacher in charge, nnally secured permission to retire. Forty minutes later he returned With measured tread and in stenatorian tones pronounced the words: '.'Fire! Fir-re! Fi-r-r-r-r-r-el Immediately there was a rush for the fire-escapes for there was but one flight of stairs and those were much too weak to sustain more than one couple per corner. The young people, being unaccustomed to the prison-door step ladders known as Schweers' Spirometers, and lacking the agility of trained acrobats, failed in some instances to make connections with the massive bars of angle iron known as steps. One freshman fell the entire length of the fire-escape, breaking several ribs and other bones and sustaining a compound fracture of his growth. The entire class felt the shock. . The high school faculty, believing it im possible to escape death, thought to better themselves by taking a higher altitude and ascended mm the belffy- M12 Schroeder climbing the flag-staff. Two hours lztt'r '- - t. 1-lt the ShaW21no whirlwind fire blowers arrived on the scene and a -r v - , -, -. . 5 Ll Timm gland Stand D-CWS and a noise like a base-ball game SUC' LCCQ 'I -' . . . - - - . L Ill teal ing down the fire-escapes, thus eliminating the possibil- t' li ' ' - rx . . lggguiflltlue accidents. -. hey then performed the SHC1'1l6glOLlS act Of Sclwogi - TC rfaculty but had to chop down the flag pole to dislodge Mr' fast bellkili 1 hey then biew out the fire. At that moment the break- l . 'E 0- 1 . - Latm-ini' and. H193 dlSappeared instantly. u result Of 'tis reportec. that three of the Hremen were foundered 35 has the lvatiidiiit-e'Xert1On OU their way to breakfast. Dr. ROYG1' who that the im G lin Chalge threatens aquarantine and 1t IS pl0babl'e P Ji - . . about Christ1na1s.mg li Oulth Of July celebration will be delayed until Later still' ' - T 1 , Should be of V he abox e was a dream of our head reD0Vter and ll . s GU no credence, Ed, ' ! 'lON. Story Wiped Out nself a Hero brassl. the hours of one- ie magnilicient high 2, which for a time ial, including a bale horses, and several Solomon Benjamin class, distinguished ering from the heat trm prevented what ero who had spent ly waving his arms act the attention of Jn to retire. Forty and in stenatorian r-r-r-r-r-el apes for there was eak to sustain more eing unaccustomed 5' Spirometers, and me instances to make iovvn as steps. One , breaking several mund fracture of his ble to escape death, titude and ascended g-staff. Two hours 'ed on the scene and Jase-ball game suc- inating the possibil- e sacrilegious act of pole to dislodge Ml'- 3 moment the break- nwere foundered 35 .st. Dr. ROYCI' Who if and it is probable zvill be delayed until r head reporter 21115 Ed. THE IN SEPERABLES Josie Pulcifer Ed Brockman Ruth Goddake Howard Mayville Gladys Pulcifer Cecelia Dillenberg Dorothy Hoffman Maggie Putman Jim Anderson Henry Krohn Elsie Schultz Dal Ackerman Charley Hill Waldimar Mathison Charley Boehm Alvin Schmidt Louis Bibelhausen Jesse Fink I Genevieve Saunders Leslie Whitehouse Sarah Mielke Wesley Smith Lew Schultz Clarance Nachtwey Clara Sorensen Ogden Brooks Peter Philippi Her geometry Rosy cheeks Her smile HiS gloves A broad grin The piano The Dalles Her freckles The latest styles Solemnity A mischievous mind The barber Blushes His grammar His forlorn look The high school Candy His negative Her gum His emphaticalness Seven studies M. W. Friday p. m. off Fifteen minutes late What's his name? The woods Wire pulling THE ELECTION , 1Boa1-d on Mav 24 last submitted to the school the list l lhe Annuabelow The result of the ballot is chronicled herewith which uppleinrzcrret that we could nOf SWG the Vote in full' A number npflwi Ogdimiciboteq for second and third choice appeared but our lim- 0 lie V ' ' . I 'oe will not permit us to mention more than a few of them. J' - nc! Eioci' the coveted position of Most Versatile Boyvn Gladys Pulcifer dogg qecond to the winner never allowing herself to wander XV'l9 Z1 -e ' - nioirc tlrm -1 few feet from him. In the early part of the day she was 1 f f gliuhm. ahead and it began to look lilie a wall:-away but he closed the gag and beat bel- by 3 lap. Mr. Alvin Schmidt was Mr..Charles Vies- Tenfs closest opponent but was never really 111.tl'lGl'lll'lI'1lelflg. We sug- gest that he might be a candidate next year with more hopes of suc- cess. Several mature young women competed for the 'position of Typical Old Maidw but we refrain from mentioning anygnot wishing to be charged with favoritism. The candidate WhO WOU 15 f1GSG1'Ving of the honor and really won by a wide margin. Further comment is both unnecessary and expensive when you're paying for it by the page. We give the remainder of the story in a nut-shell below. RESULT OF THE ELECTION. Handsomest boy-Julius Zuelsdorf Most popular boy-Louis Bibelhausen Most fascinatingboy- Cy Whitehouse Champion heart-breaker-C. Hamilton Hlll Most versatile boy-Edward Brockman Biggest sport-Charley Viestenz Biggest dude-Alfred Schewe Biggest Hirt-Jim Anderson Champion .Tosher-William Jung - Champion pool shark-Edwin Ebert Champion biuffei--Earl Stier Most ladylike boy-Willie Hgffman Most ladylike girl-Kathryn Hayter Handsomest girl-Eeter B1-ooo? Most P0Du1211'gi1-1-Sarah Mieike lt Most f test Yf'11'Sf1fi1e.girl-D01-may Hoffman u ascinating girl-Clara Sorensen Typical old maid -Howard Mayville. the school the list hronicled herewith in full. A number ieared but our lim- ai few of them. V, Gladys Pulcifer herself to Wander of the day she was but he closed the s Mr. Charles Vies- running. We sug- more hopes of suc- for the position of ingrany, not Wishing ho Won is deserving urther comment is laying for it by the Q-shell below. CU louse ton Hlll l'UElI'1 rt er nan sen ville. TER WORD What follows IS worth a llttle of your tlme These, the leadlng buslness men of thls and neighboring Cltles, have made the publlcatlon of this Annual p0SSlble and are deserv mg of your patronage A IS for Annual most valued of books B IS for Boone renouned for hlS looks, C IS for Clara so Wlnnlng and shy h D IS for Dal Wlth the Pompadour hlg is ,l p so A GOTO I I ANDREW MADER GRESHAM, WISCONSIN I for FARM MACHINERY - - UP-TO-DATE LINE OF Q BUILDING MATERIAL. MY LINE OF HARDWARE IS COMPLETE. ALL ABOARD FOR Gresham OperaHouse Dances on all Holidays. Just the place for SPeeCh0S, Shows and Entertainments. Sample Room in Connection. MADER Sr. HERMAN , PROPRIETORS. R Choi SH. The . , J. L. WHITEHGUSE. .uri DER ' I REAL ESTATE, SHAWANO, WISCONSIN. RY . . C t L nd in any Quantity o y T T ber Land in Large and S ll Tracts, R. I A L . OMPLETE Choice Investment in Improved Farms E is for Exams which close up our work, F is for Flunk bringing down with a jerkg This Annual is a sample of the Printing done by the ace SHAWANO COUNTY ADVOCATE. ents. Would Like to Give YOU Prices on work of any kind- AN , The Advocate isSl.00 per year. AllC0l1IllY NEWS- jj V A H V Y V VY WV - - . Amir V 7:3 . d C 1, D, H. GEORGE, Vlce Preslclent, Q M, J, WALLRICH. Preslsqentaagr owe w, H. G. MUELLER, secfy, Treas., Ana,-aan, A. C. WEBER, General ang LOEHLE, Assistant Abstrtractor. I ' t Shawano bstract Company o SHAWANO, WISCGNSIN. Complete reliable typewritten abstracts of any .lands in Shawano County furnished upon short notice. Farming and Timberecl Lands, lmprovecl Farms, City and Village Property for Sale , on Easy Terms. Money to loan on improved real estate security. Call or Write for list of Farms, Farming ancl Timberecl Lands just Published. , G. is for German, the .lunior's delight, H is for Harry, a freshman of might, 0 O l Clothing and Gents Furnlshlngs The Best Brands always ,kept on hancl, Such as the Hart, Schaffner and Marx Clothes, Sincerity Clothes, Wilson Broth- ers Shifts, W. L. Douglas Shoes, Sweet Oil' 8x Co. Pants, Etc. p STIER BLGCK MAIN STREET T HE H t ' 2 y y 9 SHAWANO, WIS P d I . S T Ab ampany .ands in Shawano Timluered Lands, 2 on Easy Terms. 111 or Write for list med. ahh ht, rnisliings 1 hand, l Marx Broth- Sweet fIER BLOCK, AEN STREET, 'lAWANO, WIS BIQIGHTMAN at DAMERQW 9 Manufacturers of and Dealers in CREAMERY BUTTER, WHGLESALE AND RETAIL. Telephone Connection. Red Clover Brand. Students of the present and parents of the future? Be' lieving that the students of the Shawano High SCh00l Of 1909 are destined to become the mammas and PaPa5 of the future, we consider it to our interest to patronize your add. t . . ll columns now, trusting that ln time to come each of you wi declare that, my children will eat no butter or Cream ex' 7, cept that which comes from the Shawano Creamery- BRIGHTMAN 8: DAMEROW, N Q SHAWANO, - - - - ' WISQQNSILE l r E F r r r i I Q with youg if We nank you for the :you want. We e timbers, Pine at in length and es fhite and Yellow Hard Maple in ades. Hemlock nd imany other ome time and of the City Of r past and fll- mP3UY, THE WAUSAU USIN ESS COLLEGE nvltes all who are interested in Commercial work to in vestlgate its courses ln Shorthand Bookkeeping Commercial Correspondence Commercial Law Typewrltlng Business Forms Arithmetic Penmanshlp Correct English Spelling Hundreds have secured positions thru our Influence School always in session Write for free catalog Correslwndence gwen prompt attention Address WAUSAU BUSINESS COLLEGE, WAUSAU, WISCQNSIN. L l l l 1 ..... - --413.55 ,. 72 1'-if '-2-12,55 -N .f ..,. - fy ETS :ds-' 0-'91 '41 o c: 2 Vo E. Q. 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A I IQOO If X' , , '-Q5 ' 5:4 r' ' A aw N- PW gf 2 X15 Il l .. i e, 1 I lll w ei , . S t .,n ae lllliue, t,t . . DR.F. c. GEHR, D. D- S- SHAwANo, , WISCONSIN. Over Gallaghefs Drug Store' JOHN WIRCI-I TAILOR M1:E2if,l.E2i.I.-A-gviliirigaljliivc NEATLY DONE. r All Work Guaranteed. Positively Lowest Prices. L . MAIN ST above pulciferfs store, SHAWANO, wls. ANTON ZENISEK 7 DEALER IN P Staple and Fancy Groceries, coNFEcT1oNERY, FRUIT, ETC. Largest and Best Line of Tobacco, Pipes and Cigars, in the City. K is for Kathan, the speaker of school, L is for Lemon which 'iwe get as a ruleg J.A.LlEG8zC0. Cloaks, Furs, Mackin- toshes, Dry Goods, Grocer- ies, Carpets, Floor Oil Cloths and Mattings, Cloth- ing, Shoes and Rubbers Ladies Waists and Wrap- pers, Table and Toilet Lin- ens, Hosiery, Underwear, 7 Gloves, Corsets, Etc. Silks and Fine Dress Goods a Specialty. The Check account is an CX' per.se regulator. It helpS YOU to Save. You know where every cent goes, to whom and for what purpose. OPCI1 an ac' countnwith us now F IRS li NATIONAL BANK Shawano,,,WiS. -...Q - V - .gi-4-,K ELOR I DONE. c KNO, WIS. r 51 rceries, 'I IO md Cigars in ol, ei -1.-.-1 . o W orn 811 Open an HC AL BANK Wis. - THE FAIR STORE ls the home of Good Goods at the Lowest Prices. Give us a call. 7- -,z -f ' 3. . .v. , 4 :N 1 M-CHAI S0N,P1'0P- M is for Mielke our Editor grind, A N is for Notes which the teachers don't find, C. WElNlG, lllerrthant Tailor, Headquarters for Young Men's Suits, TAILOR MADE. READY MADE- , We can Fit You as we do our own Re-Modeling Latest Styles, Fancy F abrics, ,Reasonable Prices. FURNITURE o l Do Your Trading at l Paul lVlehll1orn's Furniture Store A For His Prices are Always Right- XSHAWANO, l- - . . w1scoNs1N. ,U f L 1 I Cgmplete Your Educ t r T f by Taking ha Thorough and Practical Course SUCH AS Green Bay Business College GIVES ITS STUDENTS THERE S MONEY IN IT GREAT DEMAND FOR r , Competent Office Help I lj E F QUINTAL P LUD LPHWS f FOR Ice Cream Ice Cream Sodas AN ALL DOWN-TO-DATE SGDA FOUNTAIN. We Always Carry a Fresh Line of Fruit and Confectionery. FRESH BAKING EVERY DAY. Main Street Shawano, Wis. O is for Qgclen, the scribe of the class, P is for Papa who wants us to passg STOP AT THE NIURDCCK HGUSE, Strictly Modern. Rates 5.52.00 per day. Y ..... fr -..W ,..... ..... ...,..........1--..-.....--1-1 When in Need of Footwear Call on J. H. PULCIFER He Can Fit Both Foot and Pocketbook. ?MAlN STREET, next to Postoffice, SHAWANO, WIS 3.3: ' s li., , .- . , 7 ' V ' U- ..... , CALL AT T R z 7 1 The U. Sz R. Co. s Hardware Store and see their fine assortment of seasonable 800dS- Open and Top Buggies, Fishing Tacl-cle, Refrigerators, Lawn Mowers and Planet Jr. Garden Tools. The Perfection Oil Stoves. They are rapid bakers and cookers, Smolceless and Oderless. The most pleasant family oil stove ever made. TheUpham8zRussellCo. il ' T. H. MacNlCHOL, Manager. ar day. L WIS. Q 1-lg..- 1-.1,- A l...l- -k--,--,- . .. t - ... ,.. -. ..-W-. Q . P-- t - ,.,, ...N as ..,.....w..s ,..., Q is for Quiz, our dear teachers' fad: R is for Rules without which we'ed be badg .. -.-.. 1... ...,.1f-.-.ws -Lf .am .. V.. . , , .,..,N....f,1-,f:....-...'e...a.w.M.-.-....- The giving of one's fotograf is a token of marked personal regard. Give your friends only the truest repre- sentation of yourself. My fotos will help draw the ties of friendship closer. 74644. ,fmt s.-...Q ...... ,H ' W -:HY . W W -2 --- -2' 1 , , V - - - .. ,...,.,-..,.,..,.-,.....,..,.-.......,............ .,t..,.,..,.......M-.Y...-...,,,-,,,.....,..q.,W-1-.....4..-- DR. F. E. MIELKE. DENTIST. Office over First Nat. Bank. Shawano. Will be at Gresham the First Wednesday. Bovdvfl the Second Wednesday, at Cecil the Third Wednesday. and at Bonduel the Last Wednesday of W -- Y . ll lH. C. Hayter Compa Y, , SHAWANO, WISCONSIN. l l ul ll 4 l l l l 3 ' l l l 3 l E ll l l IE' lil 22 .3 'z 2. 'Z lf Z: l .I la H . 3 11 M 1 H ll or Carries one of the largest up-to-date stocks in the North- west. All goods new and up-to-date, consisting of Ladies Suits, Millinery, Shoes, Men's Clothing and Furnishings, Grains, Crockery, Wall Paper, in fact anything carried in a large Department Store. l ' , .H North- Ladies shings, lied in - , 9 4 Q 4 i 1 6 l l 4 4 . 4 1 I I Y - -..-.., .4 - ,,-, fl 1 1 A A , :1 mmm .5 i M , T0 Get those Whislcers Pushed and Your Hair Amputated. l s ?-Ifffjfwfj Hotel, Main street, SHAWANO, wls. F i F.E.UiNO1i'IPixiiiji4iPsfii it tg f 2 l 3 I ' it l S 1 1 5 Handles a Fine Line of ' Diamonds, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Cut Class, Hand Painted China and Silverware. Edison l Phonographs and Victor Talkin Machines All g ' is Urders taken for Class Pins, Rings and Buttons. if 5 S isfor Senio-rs, so-sedate and wiseigiywliiiiivi iii Whmmxmgnll 1 yd 5 T is for Terror which the office inspiresg S awano Art Gallery if 52 1 2 For Portrait and Neopit Scenery Postal Cards. ' All the latest styles in Folders. All classes of group portraits. Amateur developing and finishing given prompt attention at reasonable prices. Enlargements in five grades, furnished with elegant frames. Solid gold burnished, same as sample at gallery. Bring in your photos for enlargement. Our prices are the lowest, quality the best. SHAWANO ART GALLERY. 2 1 3: , , . . ..-.-A.. 4 , H D mi H M , , M.. .A . f Y Q' ' V , , , W. ,:::,:,,,, 1:-f,.....,.-,:.....,- Am.,-,--..sA,,....-...A.A.....' Q- .LT-, ,.. ... ...-,-..,-- -. HA... 1 2 J SOUTH SIDE BARBER SHOP Sliiiaiblaicifai for iheiciadaaieiitl 3 S il k No need of puzzling over what to give the Graduate. A visit to our store will quickly help you to decide. 5 s l Scores of useful, desirable and pleasing gifts for either the boy or girl graduate. Schutz's Pharmacy. i ii i B V is for Valeska who was fired you know, E. JUNG, Most up-to-date Fumiture Store in City of Shawano. 3 PICTURE FRAMING AND REPAHUNG Corner Main and Division Streets, g Shawsmo, Wis. ED. sommaas. Abstract and Real Estate. Abstracts, Fire lnsurancc, Notary Public, Conveyances, Deeds, Mortga- , ges and Bonds Legally Executed. Office in First National Bank Building, Shawano, Wig I l Books, Fountain Pens, Fine Stationery, Leather H Q Goods,Toilet Articles, Fine China, Cut Glass, Etc. i i..i....g gr fi CS. ther Etc. 9 .ll I 1 x A ann. 3 l l Wis. l ., ,, .4 l i 1 no E. i Wis. 2 T -i.....i..... FRA K BRATKOVTZ-S MERCHANT TAILOR, i GRESHAM, w1scoNs1N. Ladies Suits Made Up-to-Date. First-Class Cleaning and Pressing. , --.--u czxu. AT BERGLIN'S MEAT MARKET For Fresh Meals, sausage., mm., and Lard. Poultry in Season. Every- thing New, Sanitary and Modern. MAIN STREET, - - SHAWANO, WIS. , 7-7. ?,.... W ,, Y-.-. W. ,U . .,.,,.,,s.,.- , -A -..-.....N.f-....fM.-U, ..........4.--..-..L..... .-ll... ,-..- W is for Wesley and Wilson combined, X is for X-cuses which we all have to find, ' ' 'WY 7 A -W --,wa--Q .N -nv -- .:M .N.1::+-..-H 2 --Q-wan J- no v 1 Headquarters Fon GIFTS I At all Seasons of the Year. Watches, Rings, Bracelets. Bf00Ch'- - Suck Pins, Cuff Links, Cut Clan. Chinajllvffwafc- 4'f,m:wiAip,: 0 N A gl I f, 0 l 2 1 l ' s :'f3, asm.-Atv x ' ,. 1' . S 3.1 '- an . ' rig 41. mia' K V. -Q.- 7 . 'Y' 'X Y 8 5. Q G' 'L SHAWANO wis ' . ee: ! ' l iliWivf::1f'1'.v1 ' I' ,,...,...-Q At Our Store All The Time. We Carry the Finest Line of I r Groceries, Shoes, Clothing and Dry Goods. Best Market for Farm Produce. SCH IDT 8r. HOH , Phone Connection. Gresham, Wis. .,. -. ..,.,...-. , .-.a....,....r.Y . ,. J . . .-.O . ,..... . ..., s, -Y V - - .... -- . .....,,..,.. . 1... v. --,..- . .. .-, ....- .... . .....,... W... ... ,W---fee, H Y is for Years that are spent here in school, Z is is for Zero which we get as n ruleg .W-.-.Y . -if we W f -0- r -f - -N ....-..- .....-.............,- . . U. CALL ON H. FERGENS For Fine Meats and Sausages. 1 ALSO DEALER IN LIVE STOCK E lronrinrin. ensnrng in 51 X if is 2. 1. FOR ll General Blacksmithing, Wagon Making 1 AND REPAIRING. 1 .. . , .. .. .. .., . .. .L ,. .,.., J... ... ,. . ,. 1 ..................T..i...-.---...We ........ -,...,,.....,.. n., . --..-.... ,K , , K ,,,. ,.,....,.....,......-...,.. . A.- . L rl R oods. . I Q 5 I w I I I N I I w I , sl ll I '- ',l '5 I I I I ,es. I I, Wis. I . I I I' I in . Arrrom-: xucxux. Vie:-Pres. Louis c. LAUBENSTUN, c..1.5,,, STATE BANK Captial Sl 5,000.00 GRESHAM, - w1scoNs1N. R. KOPELKE, Pres. Does a general banking business, buys and sells foreign and domestic exchange. Interest paid on time deposits, saving and checking accounts solicited, no matter bow small or how large the amount. Courteous treatment to all callers. All kinds of conveyancing and notarial work done. Fire, Accident and Life Insurance Wrihen in the Best Old Line Companies. Call on us when at Gresham. L. G. Laubenstein, Cashier and Notary Public. DIRECTGRS: R. Kopellcc. Antonc Kuclculc, Andrew Nader. jolm Nillrs. Henry Holi- mnn, Henry Riclmrcls. Louis lxmlx-mrrin. -1,.,.-..------'- S'l'OCKI'l0l,,DlfR5: Clmrlcq Bartclt. Fred Buclm llcrmnn Fvfuffif- IUIW' B- C0'd W' .N ffl I H' .lg ',ll -yllofimanjinxHofimnrnlirrman lu lolucltlo loin unrnvih lilhxmfinzsr XM nc Kurkuk unmiom Lmhhn ' - , ' clkc. '...- . .il-e 0 ' ' ' ' lffffQpC2f'LE,,,Ef,ifc,,,, ,t...1.s..- msd... xaawx.-..-. mm. Iicnry QM.,-. W, A. Mover. lolm Nillcs. Fred A. Ollrnnnn. I . H. Pmciof. YV. F. Rngnn. XV. Reagan. Gcorflc RlCI18fCi8.l'iCUU' RICIWWCIS- C- 5fl 'f- 10510 ' X S r 'Xllmcrt l'rnlI1rn Sherman. Xv,2lliCf.'x.SCl1I'I1lCli. ft.. . -J 'fHW' - I g g I ' M v I There's Nothing Like 9 I I 203 ii Mfjjfwf or j I fm Towne Y. Pff'f'f1 'f'f PM 1 3 I I I I I 1 I n OSHKOSH,WlSCONSlN.i The largest and the only school in Northern Wiscon- sin that has school the entire year. The courses offered here cannot be excelled. VVe teach the latest and most practical systems of Shorthand and Bookkeeping. Systems that are only taught in the largest Business Colleges in the United States. Our summer school begins April lst and continues until September lst, the beginning of our fall term. Tuition reasonable. Write for rates. Address WILLIAMS BUSINESS COLLEGE. OSHKOSH, WISCONSIN. M. TOWERY, Prin. l-... h can 4 ilg' I., liscon- 'fferccl most fstems in the t and lr fall f5 OE. pl i4 , . -J Fred . LaLeike1, The Oldest Meat Man and Sausage Maker in Shawano, Wis. Successfully looking to his Twentieth Anniversary on June 29th, 1909, with many thanks for past patronage to Shawano and the surrounding country, he will present you with an Aluminum Souvenir Calendar beginning June 28th, 1909, until the 1000 are gone. Yours truly, FRED W. LaLElKEL. I I' .. ..- .W .W ,M .Y,, - ' , , '- f.,,',,. ' ':W1.a'4Q,k,e.--A 'S-'J ff' - '14 Ky- f'f.f- 71' ,. ' ,ff . .' I .-,,. . ', 1--' .f' 51,2 ,Mi -. ' 4 JI - R fb- 1 1'-n -.. Q' ff F . :, 'vf Q x - .4 ' i N 1 , P' wfzfiillgli' 3:'1y l4 5-fix ' -32-5 Agni.,-'-' 3 1 ,. A A I. V U .nab ,guy -54 ',. 19, I..-Q--4..,. .,.p ,. A ,. -. , . ' ,V , L'-'w5g,'....-s ' ,3 ,a5 ' iiffp-r'-f ' -'A:3 :4f'Z,.1 '1fglgg:g'f'f,f'j.1a3J, '.-,' - 'L r 1 -r. V ,e: 12',g'J'gW -Q-3ff.vs- i-4-asm:-',+M 1 ff- A . , - k,!,,qnn'Aa'1 ' ' ,3vi?.v,... L4 A.5.'1f'-'lfl .J'h..- ..'b- ...Cif-4, f..vT ' f .1 , 1
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