Shawano High School - Shawnee Yearbook (Shawano, WI)
- Class of 1933
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XVhen liCfCZlt,S in sight See the Indian fight Hear our curdling Shawnee cry. if awtw Loyalty Song Were loyal to you. Shawano High, XVe know you're true hlue, Shawano High. XVe know you're the hest, of all schools liast and NVest. Ancl we greet you with zest, Shawano High, Rah, Rah. So stand up for right, Shawano High Get into the fight, Shawano High. VVith black and maroon unfurlecl. We'll hack you against the world VVe're loyal to you, Shawano High. Uh, here we come For Shawzmo High We-'re out to get that victory XVe've got the pep We've got the fight XYe'll hack you with our loyalty. XVe'll play the game XVith might and main To our ideals Be ever true Aucl in life's game we'll bring you glory Oh Shawano, tllIlt'S our pledge to you. 9.3.0 ,... M 5 Q P50 r Kea? 3 FOREWORD When the acorns of today become the mighty oaks of tomorrow, and we the class of 1933 will have talcen upon our shoulders the responsibilities of hie then may this 1933 Shawnee bring back treasured memories of many happy days spent in Shawano I-hgh School ,E Q i lg! ,4 E... .lfu,Qtl.' , S1 :Ia t - 1-5 ' f PS.-. m um .L,o,j. m Q e, .- - 0 a I ,:.:: Mi n +1 .X .,,..fz-' ,-Nb. P r. :r . g?:afrr I I 2 Y I 0 C 7 .9 Ji' n 1051. 0 Z4 4 IAN f 4':f 's: w - Siam? W s o c g :., , f mf Q , s o.0 JAX 0.5.0 ' m 'L,,ff X ax : o .3 2.51. n . gn: g.,-,ro ., . . , . . .. , O s v 9 u n 0 ,. an . Q 9 Y X Q 'lx v lwL ' ...m'fJ', ll 'fn' A ... .-'Rn r 'au I ns '5 K F, v. ga A' ,N M ,so,0Qu run- . 1 9 o 031 if' - . . 0 ' l - o . ire, I Q O I 1- 1-: u-2' f , 4, M3'! n'a., lkD.C:l J- Nw- A' la il. r sl, ll' 'tr s!'?0 ' 5.9 g'a X 3 J AM Q .5 . afgpif' 'Nga '- ' QR! lfg lf xwlf Q 3.33 N 'gl 9. 'rhgv Z A. Ji U 0 X 5.3 'm'GEm!.,gQ ,W 9 1 V O main!! if .2 f .-. ' avr- .'- 'Jw' -?f'2Yi : f4YS': sf ,sa- 22:zav1 :'42112? 3a ,- . H15 -f!'?'f1't ' f-' a ft :2- '4 'tf'Ls ? 723 Wf14 CCJNTENTS Admlnlstratuon Classes Actlvltles Athletics Humor Advertisements If f as aJc.I'o .x L Z4 Q 5: Wu: o :'.o Gai' 4597! IIAXN r 49:11 mfs? 0 o :i :dx ' 'anis :Ing ' WI 521, 0 9,05 O90 I I I l I l 1 I F gH,Eg:,5 :mQ,,, ,,,, .,:f...1q,4.L1 : ,..., ,,-.l1Q,- ff .- N- ': 0 .14 '-ff - 'N IWW T . --:E' h'. 91 7' I 01lv -N 'Q . ' .0 .f A 54 ' foo' N.. vfs- M , -, '4.as QLNA -'-' ' 4: fl- fag 5: Q .io,oIu 9 ' ' .Q f ' ffm, , L., , ,.-my .t t-,ts -Q 'Og' 5'. K s . 4 5 . I , 'lx A' -- -. 'H fc -'Q 7 -3 s!'?0 T A ,i ..' -. ' ' 3095.5 3' .Q - ,. -,N I Q I I I Yil WI! l ,, ,, . . I' ' . X f :n!0 '2f2f ' X d ,Q .L DEDICATION Nearly every student during his high school life is at some time in one of Mr Thomas classes. No one who is taught by him can fail to recognize the ability and hard work he puts into his work. The Pep Club the Chemistry Club the high school spirit, and, in part, the status ol athletics, are prod- ucts ol his patience, earnestness, and ability. l-le has given of his time freely to help many students in classes and in outside activities. ,A man who approaches his worlc with conscientiousness, a man who has done much forthe student body, vve decl- icate this W933 Shawnee to Mr. Everett Thomas 5:5 '::.::' 90 .Qtr v.i...B.l :jg :Z i. sliw Q ' if A n 2 -mi , u.g0qgl IU 5, .2 M .' W n i ' iw' 't' 9, 4 go ' ' ' I .gun O X by x fruf 0 I 1 1 e S 'Q 'ff X X 'O 0' Q40 1 ,O 0 JT. I 'S L. o O 'UAW ' 5220 95 :B 1 Ilan i ' Qu sin? W f' xxw ii Q 0 O o'0 1'0'o X ggi ' ' q.s., Il 'L'li 5' 'jj '-,, ,fl I 1 ' -': W -. 3 .Ll-'- 2' ..,., o'.1p2' ' . ' '-o?,1g N... Mil .. ,vis O. . V V- .Q iTil ' . v-W ,A Q, , - . ' 9 L 4: ' wins. ' 'p ,wl ' IUUQCQI wqlni ., a 9 'uf QM., ,ffq ', , 3 0' V026 - 'in,, ,i.. 8 A 5 ' Jfinwria, ugs'apl ii ww ,V A ls msn: A qu. ' av! A . U ou r Offofgo W 'V i 'giwfmei mu- ' 520142 ,1 ' J -- .ff wil 1+ . 'f'f'f - 32 g Q..Q A A . . Q . . Q uno Yi .9 9. ' 'M , 0 :mlm o 'I - 0 ' . f e! !. - w, , n .ww '- A 'sing 0350320 j' 5 Trw--- X : ' . 1 V , X fr .5 f f o .5 . 44 ' 1 'U 4 , A ' . ' ...M I.. M 0 H. - ' N. if X oe m- -'v 1 S o r Q gN 100 Q90 O1 3 - 'z saw ' .,N.,. .-an : -' Q0 5 ,M lm f:3EumQE :5.S:n 3:32 'MK' WWI? q'.,l.o'0 Q 0 o C -1 ' ' N . .-aiiyz f 3 qtqcg. .aw ?',' Lp! ' Q ' ' . f I- l l- WML ... . , Wu ca' -.I .- , , - g g. H . n. , .' ' 'Wuxi l ' . '0Jl.A - 'I I' vs . . 3111 5981110118111 CI,-XROI, YICTIUR GRUENWALD ERNEST FREDERICK JUNG 1913- 1933 l9l6 -1932 ,f ' XX .2511 Administration I ' 1' - I ,4 ...... . - 4 s . x . G, 1 .1 !4f W 'ff vin ttf? 'I' f Kkfff V U h ff? I3 Yi Q f A THE SHAWNEE A fffyifggiawv I UIQ yy J ' QP , 1,1 yn 5' W I D I IHA-. Iwv!-1 School Board R. N. FISCIIICR - .. .o... Prmialmzl Kim: XYIQICMAN - - - Clvrlc U. K. ZICIIRICR - - - - - - Y'1'vax11n'1' MRS. I . C. NIUMMIQNSI-:N MRS. T.. C. 'l'oNNlc M. li. lilucu1.1clN MRS. F. D. SVIIVVEICRS I K K N 5 I ,Q Vs , hi A N . i- i l 'S 'li Yr' THE SHAWN:-:E .,f.f1,5is,.., 1,3 'f. M R fa Y 52 X 6. H 'fl L ix 'D 'I - . xx-X f: . Q V073 E: ' 3 ff' 'ff f ' 'tx A I HIS has been an eventful year, one that shall go down in history. lt has been a year chuck full of moral and Hnancial readjustments in education and in the world gen- erally. Those of us who cannot make the necessary readjust- ments are unfortunate and will indeed be miserable. NVe should. however, allow ourselves time for this readjustment, and do so calmly and thoughtfully. Sudden or forced changes in attitude are dangerous. XVe should not destroy the old plan of education until our new plan is completed. Not all the old principles of education are obsolete or inadequate. Nor is it altogether wise to keep out of things in order to econoniize or to adjust ourselves to the new order of living, but rather we ought to get into worth while activities and aggressively promote them. Let us learn first ot' all how to use most advantageously the knowledge we already have to the greatest possible good for the greatest possible number. O. A. R l4:15'rz QQ F7 Page Thirteen Y 'x ' 5 s I ,I b XX 4 lk ' rf S X kN tg , THE SHAWNEE ' N V V ff ,. Q- ,, . YY mf, 7. yu P: 41, f' .V-ST I lv' y 5 14' .C I' Y A f .g ' Q iv 'ff ' . 14, G. .' ' 3- fa ox ki gf Ref' 5 2 I Q3 .fx A ', ' ' 1 QN 1,1 'IU r ' ' ', I ', Q 'Z . S fy , J ss 4 -1 f 'T ' ' -a 'J 1. . 7:7 ' at! , 'f Y .I A, dw F X, 1 . l . J .A it L J, 1 v P s II:-:max R1l'1lSl'QI.XYl'I'l ku-I. l'nivm-rsity uf xYiSC1YlISiIl, HA. lfugflixh, fr-VVUIQIFI, l.ilrVuf'y SARAH M lr1l.Kr: Slmwzum, Lilwrvllu' Uwllm-gc, HA. lhivcrsity uf XYisCm1sin lvIliYL'I'5ilj' uf Minm-sutzl .'ll41tl1vnu1ti4'.v KARL fkhlmslm Stan- 'l1L'HCllL'!'S fully-gc I.:1xx'rn-me t'm1sc-rvnmry uf Music .lIn.viv. f'ifl'.Sl'lINllff? TUX l'.x'r'r Ushknsh, lI.xxol.n Rwnsssuik Fort Atkinswm, Page Fourteen XYl1itcw:ltvr Stem' Tczxcllors Colle-gc C'm:l1nfrr1'al Faculty XVis. IIELIQN Romix Sturgcmnl Bay, CCIIYTZII Stzltc Tczxchcrs Uwllcgc C'rm11l1m'1'1'iaIl Wig l,Ylmm SKAHUICNIFK Slmwamm, .S'4't'Vt'ft!l'j' IJmur1'uY SMITH Rivvr Falls NVis XVis. Lzxwrcncc Crwllugu, BA. l 1'4'm'11, Iiuylish Ifx'l-:k1cT'1' T mmm AS Shaxvzmo, Ripon Umllcgc, HA. L'11ivcrsity of Minm-sum Sl'it'IIt'f' I,Il.I.IAN XJICIIDICR Mxmrshfwld, Cllrrwll Collcgc, HA. Elljllllfll Wis XVis NWS XVis XV i s lv ' 'Q A ' , I, .V THE SHAWNEE S vi ff, ' , I '- i W ,z-AI: gil 1. V tx 4rxx'Al L' ' W ll X 'JF ,WSL -N X 0, , T ' Zi - fn X w .ak ,, '-f - 'SW A 71 I Wg' , X lg s i t yi' il iz N-1 f ' a , s ue, t Faculty Roman BAmNGToN Prairie du Sac, XVih University of XViseonsin, B.S. lfinlogy, Plzysiml lidllftlllillll EILSVVORTH Con XVhitcw:1ter, XVis XXVl!ltCW2ltCI' State Teachers College, BE. English RUTH DAx'msoN Chicago, Ill Chicago University, AB. Latin, English lWARTIN GHARRITY Beluit, NVis Whitewater State Teachers College, BJC. Ilixrury, Cilisvnslzijv, .-Itlzlvlir Cmirlz Ronlcm' llfxss Oshkosh State Teachers ,llmuml .-lrls I.oRr:1'TA lwr: N Oshkosh State Teaelwrs University of VViscunsin Sliawmm, XVis, College, li.A. Sluxwznlu, VVis. Cul lege, Vim' 17l'lHt'lftII, llixfury IRENE Kufwsrc Central State Teachers lhmzvsfic Science BICRNICIC Mullin. lllilwnnkee State Tenehe University of XVlSCllllSlll 7ll'lIl'1lf7I'.V T1't1ia1i11g,r Sluuvano, lVis. College Avoea, VVis. rs Cul lege, l Page Fifteen Shawnee Staf' Editor-in-Chief - Associate Editor - Business Manager - Advertising Manager Advertising - - Faculty and Seniors Organizations - Calendar - Forensics - Athletics - - - junior Representative Humor - - - Photography - Typist - Faculty Advisor - - DONALD HICKOK - SAMUEL CHAIMSON - MARIE IVERSON - MARY WILLIAMS Lots HUEBNER JOE KOEPPEN NANCY DAVIS VELDA MORROW CHARLES AINSWORTH DoRIs DETTMAN - ALICE WocH1NsKE HAROLD LEARNED DOROTHY GRUETZMACHER - FERN VAN VUREN MARILYN MITTON GEORGIA GREB DONALD WAGNER - - - MARY REED BERNICE HENDERSON KENNETH SMITH - - JOHN LARsoN f ELNORA KOENIG Q MARY SVENDSEN l EBBA SVENDSEN - - - MR. CoE xx ZZ' ' Sify! flgxC ' 9 wif' , f I lasses f'llAR!,BS NW. AINSNYIIHTII 11Ims 131-ll4'l'uI IIHIIVSI' Iwmrllmll I, 2. II. I: H2l5k4'IIDIlII I, 21 'I-I2ll'k I. 2, IS. I' Il1Il':l lull. I. 2. CI: liillvn Hull Vlmlllp. 'I'l'I'IIl 2: 1 J I Vlwmislig Illuh 1.3 Ulm- liluln 1. 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IIN wixrlom spvulcx. lllo' xlw ix xilr'nl. .l0Sl-.l'll A, lhislll-:NA .lof-y lll'Il1'l'2ll l:Illll'Sl' llanul I: llonlvsl l'luy lg lioys llonorury llluh ll. Logic lx logir, llmI's ull I mn xuyf' .Ions .l4lSI-.I'll lil,l-.xllaN'r Monza lil-In-ml tloursl- lnlm-mu. liuskvllmll I, 2. Zi: lnlru-mu. Vollvylmll l: llusvluznll 1, 2. Sig Class Pros. l. I In-ml nol xloop lo ronquf'r. I-Il.l.laN I-IoN.A lillI'1l.I.l-IR Ile-la-ll l.on1lm-rvml Loursn- liirls Allllz-lim' Assou. 2: Ulm' flllllb Il, I: ll. 0. ll. llluh 2. Slu s nol ll flowrl' nor u pvurl. Iful xlnfx o jolly ull-urouml girl. ll: xnll'r'r,A ll. lUPICl.I.I-.Il llolle-go l'r1 p. lIolll'sl' ti. A. A. I. 2. Il: Alllls-lir Assoc. 2, Cl, lg film- tlluh 2. Il, l. .llll'1lII.Y jolly, ulufuyx kiml. 'I'ln- Ifillll of ll gil'l HH' Illia' In find. nl'lll-.N .ll'l.Il'S Klllil,l.l-Ill liuln' liolln-go l'r1-p. Course' lfoolluull Il, Ig liillvn llull 2: Inlru-mu. llznskn-tlmll I L. Il, I: llltru-mu. 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Chairman I: liusim-sa Nlanagvr ul' Sf-ph D J Class llay L.: SllZlXXllI'l' Slall' I: Cln-mislry Clnln I Glu- Clulm I, 2. I5 NYM: Ann-riran I,e-g.:i1vn Iissay Cnn lvsl Sl. l.1'ix gnf .Snap rr nnl.' l.:'I x lmm' swim' fl1 lI. Thru' ruhx for Ilu' ll'lllll, nnll 1nnl1'I1 'vnu Xll'lI, Al.u:l-1 NYm1liiNsur: AI Cmnnn-rvial Cuurm- Gi Ilg Slumlnw- Stall' I. Class Play JK: Ill:-v Illllll II. I f,IH'I'l'll1I Il: Class 'l'1'1':ls. fl. Tlm.w briylll vyvs of ln'r'.v lllrll lirwl liiln. Thuxc xlvrvl llI'I'l'lll.V llml inxpirl-rl him. rla. Alh. Assnr. Sig l.llll'1ll'X Clnlr ll: Prom Cum l RliIll-ZRICK XYn,l.l.u1 AYIILI4' lfriIA' Cvullvgn- l'rn-lr. Cunrm- Il:lsk4'llr:lll l. 2, II, I3 Iflllblllllll I, 2. Il. I: 'l'l'aL'k I 2. fl. I3 llasvlxall 21 'ltl'l'iIS. ul' Class Ig Clan Vim Prvs. -I: Cln'nlisll'y lllllll. Sm-v, l'1n n bvnr nfilh Iln' nvnnn-n. xxI.lCl'1 Mum-1 XX'un.n'r Al' Cuunm-rvial flUlll'SI' 1 Girls Alh, Assoc. Ig ll, Il. ll. 2. 1 llz'r1' ix 1: girl who ix lmm-xl und .YllllIll't'. lfnl Inlm lunrx rinlvx. jn::. lIlll.Ylf'. and air. lm.Nl-3 Y. AYIIPCK ll:-mn Il1'Ilt'l'ill IlUlIl'Sl' A tl. A. A. I. 2. .I. I1 llranlalu' I,lulr II. I. 'XIII my lrnnlrlrx nn' lilllv nllvxj' Vium XX'rssnw Uh-' Cullogl- l'r1-p. Iluursl- Il. A. A. Il: Alh. Assnr. Il. I1 Illll'llll8ll'j Illlllb Il: P4-p Club I: Glu- fllllll Il. Ig IH-va. Ig Ups-rvlla 21. Spa-- 1'i'il f4lllll'llS 'I I Ullvnrlif nlnl'Iruv in vmfry nvrrl. Suri: girlx lln-y .v'ly. un- fl'ii'nn'.v ilnla-ml. ll.uun,n AYll.l.lAll Zxmwu Ii Iiollmga- l'r1-p. Cmllxm- Yullvylmall Ig lnlra-mu.: Cln-mislry Clnls. l'n'1-5, IIin1xvlf ulullr. num' olllvr lu' l'l'Xt'lIlll,Q'-V... ALVIN Nll4:n.u-il. ZAHN l-Illia C4mnm-Vviznl Cullrsv lluxing anal WV:-sllim,1 Ig liillvn llall 23 Inlra-mu llaskl-llmll Il. V Our ul llu' lmrrl IlVIll'lClllIl Imyx. Who snnvx his inuml nvillmul nnnrh :wi-W. l-Immun A. Zum 'l'uu Cumml-rrial IZIIIIVSI' Ii. A. A. 2: ll. ll. ll. 2. nlflllgllflllx uflrn Inilllin nnr niirlxl, Tlmngli xlufs ilu' lux! uni' nn unr li.vl. lluun' ll. LAM-1 Lain- Iii-m'l'al I:Ulll'5l' lftmllxall I: I-'uullrall Nlgr. ISL llaavlxall Mgr. II: 1 lnlra-mn. I. Lg Alhlvlir lluarml I. 2. I. AI lmlf-pus! nina I funn' .vlrulling in I nlinuyx hnnr' xnim- iinn-, If xrlmnl ninulri xlnrl nl Ivn U'I'l1ll'1f l'1l Illll'Il!lY ln- nn linux f A fl ,,. 1 J sv, :Qin 'P' A S f'N fy N5 'S N F y , Seruor Class H :story 9 1 N v, 1 l iv-C, iixrdyfg l 1 ,A .' 5. x 5 wa V ,'wHf,A!iWfa THE SHAWNEE A I I I...-1'-7 ga. 'X i. 'ltl ' as 3 . , ,-r QM J-'gi' r t ,-A A. 1. w 11 , Z' . iii--1 40' 3 f fir, . 'A 1, I, ,Y W1 . . 5 1 x in ,X , t 'Q. K, f lion XVagner Fritz VVolf Roy Otto Albert Osborne 3 VLASS tJl7l ll,'l2RS President - - - llox XYMQNI-ia Vice-President - - - lfarrz XYt7l.lf Secretary - - - Al.l'l1Ili'F flsiaokxli Treasurer - - - Roi' U'l ro Page Tkirly ln the fall of 1929 the class of '33 entered Shawano High School one hundred strong, filled with hopes and ambitions. XVe are proud to say that we have realized most of those hopes and ambitions. ln football we have been represented ably by Gueller, Otto, Peters, Moede. lfelts, Grnnewald, Busch, Schmidt, XVolf, Koeppen, Beyer, Osborne, and XVagner. Several of our class have played on the first squad in basketball including, Kloede, Koeppen, Gueller, Yiagner and NVolf. Samuel Chaimson has represented the school and the class at various places in oratory and extemporaneous speaking for three years. ln debate. Samuel Chaimson, Fern Van Vuren, Donald Hickok have repre- sented the class. This year, under the able direction of lNlr. Coe, the Senior play won first place in the one-:let play contest. THE SHAWNEE Semor Class Play I S I x L 1 1 ' P 4' L , L. w4I G ' 1 I - 1 ,f , ,, 1 It .bm aivx' 'I . . it 7 at- ' W I I' 'O .A ,R ' Q'v.1 ,, L 1 . 5 1 5 . I j ',.9.' ' . ' 'll 5' Q4 . , -4 , . IL 1, Z E Q , X 3 . 'rg 7 . 'K D F' t x-X wx 4 - o,. -:- . N, 7 'F W. A 0 1 . -- A vk- ZA-11.11 f X 5. 1 I f L. - '. lv' X4 Back Row: AI. K1-SI1111111. II. I.cz11'11c1I. DI. I.111's1111, IJ, Ilicknk. Second Row: XI. II11111, C. .-Xi11swm'tI1. S, i'I111i111s+111, R. I'c-ters, R. II11s1'h. I . NYOII. R. K1v1111z. Fronk Row: II. K1wII1'1'. IT. li1A111'1z111111'I11'1', III. I1c1's1111, III, XYiIIi11111s, Miss Xvl'1IlIL'I', I.. II11ch1191', I . XIIIII Y11r1'11, .X. XY111'I1111sk1'. A Lucky Break May 15. II933 IlII'L'L'I0fI Ivy Miss Vcrhlci' 3I.111h.1 NI11IIc1, ll hutcl 1111111111-111155 ............,...,,.......... KI11111- IY1-1's1111 Num NI11II1-I, IICI' KIJIIIQIIICI' ,.,........,........,,. Ms-. ....,, .-XIi1'1- XX'11sI1i11sIic IiI111i11c I.11rIi111- Smith. Z1 sc-1'v11111 ,...,...............,...,..-. ,-I,11is IIIICIDIICI' IIC11115' Iic1cI1c111, 11. M1111-1' s11Ics1111111 ........,. -, .... ....... ..... - - .l11h11 I.2ll'Sllll .XI1111-1' Iik'tL'IIl'1lI. his 1111cI1-W-.- ................................. .Inc liusI11'1111 Mrs. II111'1'1-11. ll gllvsl ...,....,... .. .....,....,.......,..,...... Ruth Kmmz l'I:1111Ii11 II1lI'l'L'II. hui' 1I1111g'I1I1'1' .,,,,....,....,. ,,...,, . . ..... II1-111-in-1111 IQHl'IIl'I' IIIUIIIIIIY I.1111si11g, 1111111111 ..,...,.,...., - ...,,...,.,,. .. .,.,,.. I3111111I1l Ilivlmk .IUIIII II1'111'c, Il I111si11css 1111111 .....,.,........,........... ..--S11111111-I L'I111i111s1111 I'I1111'I1's NI111'1i11, his gn-11c1'11I 11111111111-1' ...,....,.,..........,....,. Iiritz XY11II .Illl'1l L.IlZlI't'l1ILx. El I'Il'CIlt'Il 1I1111ci11g tc11cI1c1' .....,................. Milflrccl I7111111 XVIII' LqI1Ill'K'llIl'. hcr h1'11tI1c1' .,..,...............,...... .- ...... II111'uIrl I,k'1ll'I1ClI IivII11 NI111'XY11lt, Il gm-st ..,,,.........,...............,,..,. xI1lI'I' XYiIIi11111s AI1'I1iI111 S11i11stc1'. guest ..,...,,...,,............ M. .,,,,.. l c1'11 V1111 V1111-11 .XI11I1c1'1'11 S1wi11st1'1', gucst .,..,,,.......,.,,.,..,..... ..I7111'11tI1y IiI'llCIZIlI1lL'I1l'1' Spivins, Il hus 1111111 ,.,,,,W...,........,,......,...h.,....,,. RuI11111I I'1-11-rs 'I 0Iiiu. il 1'11Ivt ...........,..........,................... l'I1z11'Ics .'X111s1vm'tI1 XYZIIIQIIIS. il vI11111I'fc111' ,..,w........,.............,.,....-...,,... Ray Iiuscli .XII scc11cs 1111- i11 thc ufficc of Ilutcl Mullet, NI11111sq1111111, Iqfillll. I Page Thirty-One Y . l ' -I H 7 u i s xN Q A I y y 'PLA lxldlyrl avpqx 'I 5 1 V -'7 , A 4 Of. X l fl 'X I fl 'kj gi ', 4,..Jf,qf4-v,, THE SHAWNEE YC RT M ' 6'7 5. J' by .. Y' Hu. , ,Q QQ 0 Vluii J mx. , J umor Class H :story 4 L 44- mx L iff i Af .1, 'll w fi Pago: 'l'l1iriy-Two ,...f llernarzl Ili-rr. john lfnssum OFFICERS: l'rusirln-111 - Yin' l rn'siflcnt - Sc'ri'ctary s 'lll'l'ilSlll'l'f l'hylhs Karr Bizkxaun Dram: Puvrrls VARR rum' Klmraxox jmix lfossrxi XXI' haw now cnniplctvcl three years of High School anrl wc hurl that thi lun iur flass. l5U strrmg. has liven wcll reprcsentcfl in all hclcls of activity. In imrtlmall wc harl .'xllg'llSl Mcifcrt, llcrnarcl Clrignmi, .luhn lfussum. lm s Smilh. Mark llc-flgcs, aml liCl'IlIll'fl llcrr fighting for the limior of thc class i !sCl14N bl. 'l'hc blimim' Class was also well rcprcscntcml on the lmaskctlwall squarl hy ,cr narfl lirignmi, ,luhn lfnssum and .lamcs Smith. Six mcmlwcrs uf thc llchatc Squad were from the .luniur Class. They wcrc' Vlairv Schivls, Ciillmcrt XYastcl, XYilliam lflmcrlic-11, Marlin Vnlz. XX'illiam limsn L :mil Mary Rccml. The Class was also well rcprcscntccl in both uratury and clcclamatm'y. The blunim' l'rum, uf which licrnarrl Dc-rr was chairman. was thc chic Nllkll 1-vent of thc year. Till-Q SHAWNEE A 'l...l H J umors ww? W ... gb ml Ir Hr, '-. '. Y N ' 4 Q 'f' .A Q...-.' H, x f- 0 xi . X , Q X U Q 11, we N.-X ZA ,:,l: '. . N , .l V wx! q 2 X J 5 Xp ' F Ni ne W -4 . . - ,S e n i 9 . Nt. . v . WX . U xr. X ,u .J - A ik Y . . YK Q, x ' l 1 Top Row Left In right: M. Hedges, ll. lk-rr. R. Kruenimz, I.. Berg, R. llc-ssc, A. llrnsi-witz, N. llzmscr bl. lfussmn. G. Dick, K. Berglilxig, F. Clark, M. Krueger. Second Row: R. Kitsun, A. Kuphingst, li. Kulws, O. llnckcr, J. Asl1cnlu'c1mcr. V. llucttner, V. lilwrt lf. Krause. Y. Kilixm. ll. Krzmsv, Third Row: .Y llzwlir. P. Felclmzm, 1. Ilurtml, M. ixiflllllilil, M. CL-rvvlly, l.. Kunkel, l'. llrnlmer. ll. llrilvk wry, ll. llzlzlsv. ,l. llrzullz, if Kl'lll'H'?l'. Fourth Row: M. llrcitzmzm, Il. Kuelm, B. liartclnic, L. Kcssen, F. Fulmrmrm, M. Kuske, A. Kcup. ll. Fink NY. Krilcgi'r. li. Fells, li. llI1C0llSOll, I.. txSCllCl'. XY. Bllvllllilgell. Fifth Row: M. llucttncr, V. Buethwr, XY. lfgeu, R. llaut, li. lfehling, I.. Ascher, ll. llcudcrsun. M llruckolx, XY. Kurth, li. Alllllg, YV. Fclts. li. Guvtlis. F. ling. Boiiom Row: l.. lluscla, ll. lirignun, A, Gutlsclmllc, M. Krause, l.. lluvlmcw, l'. Carr, ll. Gillespie, l.. Aixuswurlll, ll. Basl, C. Gucuzcl, VV. Gmsnick, XY. Bcvcrsdud. W. lilvcrlicn. Top Row--Left to right: W. Krueger, H. Riechel, VV. Toth, N. Vllestphal, E. Mueller, A. Treptow, M Schutz. M. Yolz, D. Tomashek, H. Ramldant. Second Row: N. Stochr, G, Acliten. l.. T4-ig, A. l.cmkc, ll. SCllllll4ll, L. Sclimiclt, Y. lNIrnm-e, G. Nvzxstel ll. NlCllll'j'l'l'. ll. Rillllllilll. S. Rulrlvy, l.. Tulviu, Third Row: K. l'm-miss, M. XYuliv.-, ll. Riemer, M. Sclimislt, M. Post, M. VVnlfgr:m1. M. Zuclmw, XV. Schu- macher, Y. Ruasch. G. Vctcrxurm, R. Mahy, VV. M4-yor. Fourth Row: ll. Zueskv, l. Olson, A. Wirclx, l'. Zahn, I'. Sticukv, M. liluntuure, ll, Mnilzilm, ll. Mnhy M. l'rvmik:i. ll. Melvmly. 0. Rzismmisvn, Y. Sa-ering. Boliom Row: S, Longley. R. Svlmill, i'. Schell, Agnes Tepiew, ll. BlZ1Clll'lllllCl', li, Snusek, ll. Scilwr, J XYngs1and, L. Seifert, l. VYceks, M. Reed. J. Swzmsun. M l l Zvi b 12.1, sum, il . Q ,af 'K ' vi 15 f THE SHAWNEE pf S Nb A I 2 Sophomore Class H :story i Y A ,t fx ' ' W , S. A Y I. fi' i JJ? ea ii i fl 1 i KJ. Q, fr 'N J' :Qs K 3 r- ,, .2 ' eye' 'I 3 -2 L if i- fsfqx ' - is f 7- . 7- . - N . I , .J Q 'Zhi , Ks- ':'i -210 1' X g Q 5 1 ?'- -v 1 V 'K f , -I 'r fs f A ' 4 I Uv As, at Aa Page Thirty-Four R. Lindroth 0. Teetzen A. Dowling lx VV. Wasserman OFFI CERS 3 President - - - Romain' Lmnuorn Vice-President - - ORvu.u-1 'l'+:r:TzleN Treasurer - ANDERSON DowLING Secretary - WALLACE WAss1-:RMAN A successful year for the Sophomores is about to close. We realize that we have fulfilled our duty and have justly earned a vacation. Reluctantly though, we put aside books in order to take part in a much needed rest. Members of this year's Sophomore class will look back in years to come with fond recollection of these class days. We have been well represented in all High School activities. Bud Krueger upheld the standards of the Sophomores in football, being on the Varsity squad. Helen Ludolph, Florence Ainsworth, Jane Chaimson, Evelyn Soyck, and Florence Kroenke placed in the declamatory contest. Walter Smith, Allan Druckery and LaRue Smith were on the Sophomore debate team which defeated the Freshmen. LaRue Smith was a very capable cheer leader. We had a Sophomore basketball team which made a very good showing. We gave a party for the Freshmen to get better acquainted with them. WQEM I. I F. III' f.IIix'Nx YI .Vfx Sophomores W Top Row: l' vm. .I. I -wwll. I.. IPm'IvIn'x, I'.. II:u'Iwr, I. Ihvlvlv. . XIiIIc1', If. fhlmty' -I,. Iiuxm:u1,! I, Iil1rIxuIx. II. fXIitvIu'II. I . .Xivww-nlII. II, I,lnI4vI1lI1. WI. lhznm flu I lla It Klul1Iv, 'lf Iixntvvuxxlu-ycr. V. IXI.n'hm. A. Ihunm-fl:-1. Sccund Row: I . I.m-cmzm. I . Ilia-I -', I. -y. -. -- I I', Ifugq-rl. .X. II:u'ww. I. Iiriuwznlt. Nl. II1':u1lz. II. IP:nIIm:u1. Third Row: Ifrlls. If Km-11134, I. II:luI. Fourth Row: XY. .Xu IMmI111p, I. Ixulmm-xllmn, II. I.:1lliI-llm'IlI:Igu1', II. Ix:xlllIw, I.. I c11NIw. .X, Iirlln-14013 IC, flr1wIirIc, XI. Ii.-rIIvI'. .X. KIcIu's:uIL:I. K'. Iluglr, II, IIHMIXII5. I. IIc1N.vn. II. I,imI1'4-III, If. JXvI1t1-mu, -XY, BIIvsm'l, M. AIII1Isx'1', A. Ilrm'Iwv5'. .X. IIIII, .X. Botiom Row: -I.-II-vllf. I . IIIIIIIIIPI. If. I l1IIn-r. II, Ilnu-lf. AI. Ifmk. I' I'1'111 Ix IUIIIINUII, R. XII-541, l Iilm'gvx'. Ii. Ix.l:-I. R, INILIIII, l. III-ppm-. 7 mu I' 'Yinmm XY. Smith, L. Smith, C. Rzuulnw, R. Nzulus, I' Top Row: A. Spzmg, ll. X'gmIm1. R. .nv -. I : , Nnrlltwry. Second Row: I.. f:1Im, I.. SI'I1nw:In-x', .X. Sn'IImwv. II, IY1wgI1. If, 5-vyck, A, Nmlnznl. I. lxllnwr, I-. I'v1m'1 mam. I-f. SI-I1muIt. Il. Hxulcr, I.. SIIYIIISQ. I Third Row: M. 5.IIfl11.m. Ii. Hum-11. If. ZI4-uu'x', I. SIL'IlIIVl'l'. Ix. SIL-Iwrf, NI, Ulsnul, II. Sim-In-1, II. Yzwgrl .X. IQJIVINIQ3, Ia, l:u'II-vw. Fourth Row: N. Ii:uIm-s, Y. Ifm-Its, V. Il1uItIw, II, l'IvIig. XY. SL'I11'1vwIv1' IC UIIm'm Ix Nt'IIUL'IIIt'II. II. Slwl In-xg. Ii. R.uI4I:mI, I. II4uIII:I11t. rf 'H THE SHAWNEE s,,, ,, S Freshmen Class H istory .W , gp' A yu Qi JAY., f r ,S I ', .7 . J 4 mf' -,,- 1, 1 -1,14 rf- N 5 , 1 w ' W' ' , Lf I r Ly l i .- l f ' ' f, Q ' 1 11.1 I J ,gf 4 if Wk Qi ,Xnf 1 Q -f , f.,'7 9 f Hg lg -- IN L' I 'NX f L 'J '11 ,, lf. l':lll'l'll'lll A. XV:1lke1' 1 1I'l+lt,lxR5: l'1'1'si1lc111 - - l'lRI'l'Z lim-3111,1-11x Yicc l'1'1'si1l1-111 - .X111111.111-7111 XX',11,141-ik Sk'Cl'L'lZll'j' :1111l 'l'1'1'z1f111'1-1' xlllllllilxll N11-114.11 XXI' 1111- the l'll'K'SlllIll'lll Slbllll' l1I4llllllS :1g11 wv :11vl11':11'1-1l 1111 tha' 5K'L'lll' 111 l.l'Ill' :1111l ll'Cl1llbllIlg', :111rl. thcy Sill. slightly Q'l'CCll. lllll llllli' 11111111hs Ill. XV1ll'li :1111l plug' :11 Sl1:1w:11111 high has w1'1111gI11 gruzmt 1'l1:111g'1-s lll us. XYQ h:11'1- :1c1111i1'c1l lmisc. :1111l 1'w11ll1l1'111'c lll our zxhilily. XY11 sc-11 possilmiliiy lm' i111p1'111'c1111'111 :1111l wc llll4'll1l to mln just llllll 111 thc 11111-11 yn-:11's lK'l-l1l'C 11s. lllll' class will lllll hc l:1cl4i11g' 111 lc':11l1-1'- whip. lm' SL'Yl'l'Ill of our 1111'111l11'1's ' '- ' ' , ll1lXL 111111lc CllYl1llllC l'Q'R'lll'fl9 lll thch x l l ' :1111l 1-xt1':1-1'111'1'i1'11l:11' activity. . , ' ' 31' 111 115110 P4110 Thirty-Six THE SHAWNEE . X Freshmen 'PN Y 0,0 If an Q . iq-gi ., 1 -' 1 , 4 J - ' in Q .i7'l:l--4' r 'X' I 6 N, I 2 fi 'ww H W 'uni I I' ' A .y ,N .ip A - l s':'a::f?? ' 'K T10 . 0 x xv. f fx, , . 'flu 5 f , , I Inc lv' X 5 X x Top Row: I.. Rusuli, IC. Snlzmxm, J. I.IVl'l'IllUl'0, II. XYruclc, M. Zzxlln, O. Martin, V. Leitzke, R. XYirlfc, ll. Schmidt, I.. Zmlslwck. N. Sticnkc, M, Rulwrlmgen, NV. Zueske. Second Row: V. Schultz, R. Rucpke, M. REIIIIIIHI, Il. Szilzmxm, I. Nlcycrs, II. Stump, A. VV:1lk:'r. R. Niles, I. l'l'll'III. l'. Sli-ITL-11, li. Singer. Third Row: IX. XYirtz, IC. Zcllmer. Y. Zzicliuw. IP. I.l'lI1lIIlllS, if Rcgling, M. M4:lemIy, M. Mi'ycr, 'l'. Reicllcl, I. l'rii-m, R. lllucllvr, ll. Strauss, lf, Spriilglunn, VI, Si-Iimiqll, Fourth Row: ll. Sclirmsilcr. M. Srluniilt, Il. Sturm, I . XYiuti-rs, R. Knlrli. R. Sperlmi-rg, Il. Sclminzurhvr, A. Slim-ulc. .-X. Scluu:-issi-i', ii. XYirrl1. lf. Nvngni-r. .X. Yiu'p:il1l, Top Row: lf. Iilmvrlciu, J. Illnck, I.. lluru, l, llrzipcr, K. Ilt'IIlIll'I'. 0. Ilull, NY. Ulnrk, I . Fells, I . llrie, S. llrlirkruy, A. FL-limi, Y. Kolzitlr, li. llruwu, I . Ilermlt. Second Row: W. Kricwaldt, H. Krueger, A. Kriefall, IC. Klitzke, G. Ascher, A. Krohn, F. Koeller, M. Fczu'slm, IC. Koimz, M. Koepsell, M. Ilurn. Third Row: C, lfhert, H. Goth, M. Jensen, D. Frederick, E. Daniel, E. Bunner, A. Huebner. E. Brzmtz, A. KEllllIIICl'lIIZlIl, I, Cuui':irI, Bottom Row: I'. Kuulwle. A. julmsuu, R. Amcl, R. lwcn, G. Br.-ery, C. Ifnglchnrt, L. Accord, ll. Gzmtliivr. R. llucluu, S. Ilvlillllll, II. liui-lmcr. N 1 Q' , l'.iij4- lliirly iff x 4 r I f ,aff ' ,J JJ? THE SHAWNEE Uv If X Q Qeeffg ' b I JW b H t l Teachers Trammg I 1.1, '. -- . ., in .W , 'Z '51 , I -sl N 1 y' fi 5 'f G 4. 'lf' 1 7 A r-,4 ' p by-rj A. X 1. al' ' .51 Y A J ' NN S .4 ' I, , L , figs, A, R . f f' . V ' +I ' tx .Mfr I V 'H Q fl' L J ll 'i 1 6' ills 1 ,f X5 ,' ul ' ' A ' . X 'I f JAH f e, x ' i ' J t 5, 5 4 w. Page Thirty-Eight Top Row: T. Stienberg. S. Lcmke, lf. llesserrlich, R. Tews, F. llamillon, M. Moeile. li. liberlein, Y. tiruetzmaclier. B. Monte. Second Row: li. Larson, li. Robeulxagen, A. Boehm, G. Nicholas, L. I'resl, M. Really, ll. Grow, E. Rain- seth, R. Nommensen. Third Row: V. llrautlenmuhl. R. Murphy, I. Strauss, J. Checota, R. Smith, l. Engel. L. Ricker , Startk, ll. Jensen. Fourih Row: XV. Adams, lf. XVisnefske. XV. liearson. M. Norclwig, A. Eggert, C. Brunner, A. Fritz, A. Oberle. G. lierveny, l . Frocmming. tN. UFFIVFRS Presidtnt - - - - CLYDE BRUNNER Vice-President Sm.M.x laclxuua Secretary - XViu.rrcR Aniuus Treasurer tfmsr XV1sNr:rsK1a The Teachers Training Department, which offers such a grand opportunity for the young people of our county, has again passed a successful year. Due to the elimination of the model room this year's class was not able to do quite as much practice teaching as was done in former ycarsg however, under the new system, each Cadet was given sufficient opportunity to gain teaching experience. The large enrollment made it impossible for Miss McGill to handle the class alone so Mrs. lirener helped out teaching a class each day. NVe are sure every- one appreciates the sacrifices the teachers have made to make this year as pleasant as it has been, both from the social and academic point of view. As was d-one in previous years, each cadet was allowed to teach one week in various schools of the county. The results were remarkably favorable, regardless of the fact that much motivation was missing. Both the boys and the girls of the class made arrangements for basketball teamsg but for reasons unknown the girls were unable to carry out their plans. Because of the splendid co-operative spirit which existed. many social gather- ings were enjoyed by all. 6 . 5511 ' I gf-V' ' ui 152' ciivitie K N 4 p Q'x F A lg? THE SHAWNEE .1 l vw 3 .fix P' ' b Boys Honorary Club J -41 4 I V Af? 1 ' Xl , 'rm ,. - X31 r Q. L. 5, - f 'g' Q . V lil 5 I 'fly af , 'f 1 ' ' J 1'-1 G . ,X P ' gf, 91 4. ki NSFM' . X ,I L f r 1 n ff' J. - Q ' - If I 1' 5 Q'-f 1 ' ' - ' '-' :YN I lrf ' 1 mg Al, 1 , f, , I 1 HW .A X, ll A f Q 4 P K I NX 1' , if - . . , 1.1 , 4 : 1 ' .xf 3 yi Top Row: XV. SI7l'l'lJEI'K, VY. Gl'USlllCl!, ll. Schmiflt, A. ll1'11ck1'cy, L. Fells, IX. l 1-I11111, ll. Slxl!lllllIlL'lll'l'. Secmxrfd Rorv: G, XVastc-l. ll. I,0:11'11c1l, J. Kc-slu-1111. j. I,z11's1111, Mr, Rectz, XY. l'1lN'l'lL'llI. Il, llivlq-lk, l., 'l'11l1i11, 1 , Vnz. Front Row: R. S11-o11lu-1.5, C. G1'111'11uw:1l1l, ll. lJc1'1', R. lfggc-1't, S, l'l1z1i111s1111, lf. XY11lf, XV. lfclls. XY. Schu- 111:1cl1u1'. .. UFIVIKAIZRS: P1-1-si1lc11t - - - S.x1w1111c1. C'11.'x1x1s11x View Prcsimlc-111 - l3llNAI.ll H11'141mK SK'CTK'lIl.l'j' Zlllfl 'l'r1-:1s111'c1' JOHN LARSON 'lxhc lluys llIJIIfll'2l1'j' Cluh of Sl1z1vvz1111m lligh Sclwul is L'Ul1ll7lJSi'll of yfbllllg 111011 who are willing 111 111111111116 the Sflmlzxstics of thc sclunml. A 111c111hc1' may hc :11l111i1t1-cl to this m'g:111izz11iu11 if his grades are ahovc z1vc1'z1gc :1111l if hc is willing 111 help p1'u111utc Scl1olz1sti1's. This cluh z1111111:1.lly, Sllllll!-2lll'S 11 l7:1tl1c1's :1111l SUIIS l1:111q11v1. The lust one lacing :1 lk-1m1'Qssi1111 llllllflllkl which pmvccl 111 hc :1 hig s11cc1'ss. Page Forty rv ka wg S CMmumyCmb ff ' I 1 I .a X Qi X v. 5. 1 I I 'is 'fx VA, 5' ' 55- 1641 n VN I-IP hx., 9 THE SHAWNEE Q'vWy2- ---' -s x '19 ' If I is 6.7, , , 1 ,Ad Q ' if ' Z To s-pnef- ' h f . .61,,.,'x ,- K lj ' .- ti. 1 1 b X, L , 7, A ll' it -, 3,5 sk Bacllil Row: A. llrusewitz, VV. Rohenhageu, J. Klenient, II. Schmidt, M. Krueger, G. Gaase, XY. lfberlein, . Hauser. Third Row: D. Niemeyer, 0. Jacobson, Y. lfbert, M. llergluud, A. Osborne. Mr. Thomas, C. Zuehlke, li Siemlsclilililv ,l. l.Vege. Second Row: J. Vannou. Il. Siviur, K. l'rast, F. Schiel, ll. Fink. K. l'eterman, ll, Mailahu, M. XVillian1s N, SllllllliClli, ll, Mayer, l'. llrnper. Froni Row: U. llacker, ll. Raddnnl, li. llerr, R. Otto, R. Ilarrou. OFFI CIQRS President - - - - Vice President Secretary - CARL ZU1cin.Kn IXIARY XVu.i.mMs NTAI!l.l'I Sl'lNlNlt'lIT Treasurer - Rox' Orro The Chemistry Club was organized at the beginning of the second semester under the supervision of Mr. Thomas. The purpose of the club is to promote an interest in Chemistry. All Chemistry students are eligible for membership. Due to the large number of students enrolled, it was voted to have three meet- ings a month, on XVednesday evenings at seven o'clock, with alternate boys' and girls' meetings and one joint meeting. At our tirst meeting we held our initiation. The plan of the initiation was to emphasize that students of science have little use for superstitious practices, but rely on the five senses for the explanation of facts. This was carried out by taking a trip through the various rooms that contained objects appealing to the five senses: Namely, sight, feeling, smelling, tasting, and hearing. At our meetings we perform interesting experiments and discuss modern scientific problems. Several trips to local industrial plants were planned. . Page Forty-One F A' f' A JZ X THE SHAWNEE X .fb Alb 44 41 Labrary Club - I f 1 vi W ' i fi 1. 5 - , ,' A ' ' c I' 5 , I l ' 'I-Je Q. ! ' 5 11 , 1 ,rl ei 9 I gf, - 1.7 ' ' ' NA..-T ' cs' 3 I4 0 ug xl Dv-' JS--4 5 : J L f , Lb, f f V, 5 ' V . ,' Q -1. 1, fl I' I 5' Z l 'f' r' ' Y 1' qc qi' . xfg, af . .f -lf' .I .-, W 5 x 1 Cf 5' J l. I- r Q V , 1 X , L 1 j I , I i .E I Y ix' z ,a Page Forty-Two Top Row: M. Ron-il, ll. Mel:-luly, l'. l':xrr. I. NNE-4-ks, l,. S1-ifert. j. flmimsfm. Bottom Row: N. linvis, Ii. l,t'lll1lIlll, Miss Meisclwilz, AX, NY4v5cliinskC. M. Bliltmi. UFIFIVIQRS Prcsiclcnt - - - Ilmus D1-:'r'rx1AN Vim- Prcsiilcnl - NANVY IJAYIS S1-crvtzzry :mil 'llI'l'1ISllI'L'l' - M.-mv Rlamv Aclviwr - - Miss lNllil.Slil.XX'l'l'Z 'flu' clulm is cniiiposul of ten lnviiilmws, new mics being vutcfl in every yn-nr lrmn tlw l'll't'SllIllIlll :mil Sopliuiiimc classes. During llic XCZII' wc lielcl scvcrzil clzmccs :incl czmcly szllcs to mc-cl thc expenses ul the clulr. Miss Mary 'l'c-scmiik frmii thc l,lllI'Zll'j' Sclmnl of thc University of XVlSC0ll- sin Sllixlll :L month rcczltzlluguilig :mil rcurganizing the lllJI'Zll'y. 'l'l1c im-111l1ci's of tlu- l.iln':1.ry Club lu-lp:-fl with zicccssiuiiiug, Illll'l'IlDCI'lllj,,f :mil mending. Alsu. vzlcli iiiglit Zll.ll'I' sclinul twu ul llu- girls lu-pt llic lilrrziry in urilcr lay putting away ilu' pnpcrs, lmimlcs :mil nmgnziiics. in K x THE SHAWNEE A 575 'ig 1 N SL s -1 I as Kam M gf G N l 'l N .x ' ,I l A ' gb va, i il ir 7 ' V 5. I Y l FX . 9'--, 1 in 1 'F .. X' ' b. 'az iq fl I D 15 .ayif N 1 X ft .' , ff Z' 5 1- . if . 'Wy 'D 7 ' Q N'-xg X -- W 4 W QP ' ' fr I' 1 , n lr - S L 4 X , I '. 1.1 Ne X Top Row: A. Schenk, A. llzu-row. li. llemlersou, R. Scllzml, Ii, Fchling, M. llroekoly, N. Svendsen. A. Nmmzxu, A. Meyer, I. Burton. Second Row: M. Sunmicht, U. Mzulur. Sous:-lc, R. Sieluert, J, y.jkhm,L 1. SChm.nikl,. H' Zucskcv H. xvncglil BOND!!! Row: 0- JCHSHI. A. lloskoeel. 'NllSH Krause, L. Scliroexlvr, l. Sivlwm-rt. l. llurtcls, nl. Swanson. lf. Soyck. OFFIVICRS President - - ANN DIHSKOFEI. Vice President - IERNA Fmiuxu Sn-crctxzry :md 'l'rL-zisurcr - A1.JcN1f: Ilmmoxv The aim of ihe R. U. ll. is to help others :md make them happy. The oi'- gzmization has been very successful in accomplishing these objectives. As an aid to llllillltdllg our various zictivities we held l lot llog Sales at the lrlllltlillll games. XXX' have had many delightful social hours us well as business meetings. XVQ had :ui old time dress up party ut llI1ll0VVClCll which was well zittemled hy spritely witches :uid spooky ghosts. At fliristmus Santa ClZIl1SC paid us I1 visit. XXI- :irc having ll year of fun, good fellowship, and worth while ncliicvcments. Page Forty-Three 1 fx A r ,J Jgfef THE SHAWNEE 5- I v, 5 A W Girl: Glee Club p V4 1 ,G SA 'I ,S ls if if Y 'ff .Q ' 44 1 ' t'-4 Vi ,,, N,-ff-' Ps, 3 I. 1 so - ,. Q R ri , fl ,f' - J l If ' P' 516 ia., ., A ' X 1 - - ' 1 , f K .'l if 'Aff A N f, .x ' J if ,W H 4 Ai b Page Forty-Four Top Row: C. Mader. V. NVussow, V. Morrow, M. Koske, A. Keup, H. Koeller, R. Koonz, l-I. Barker, G. Smith, C. Scheil, O. Coombs. Second Row: j. Swanson, A. VVirtz, -I. Schmidt, Y. Schultz, V. Schuster. lf. Lachn, li. llraatz, M. Ahsman. F. Kroenke, M. Xvillianls, J. liklnnd, A. Meyer, B. Km-hn, Third Row: I. Page, F. Brunner, M. liuettncr. I . Olive-rius, ll. Siviur, V. liueltncr. J. llrotb. R. Lndolph, F. Ainsworth. V. Morton, L. Zahn. Fourth Row: Miss Davidson, A. Iwcu, R. Boehm, ll. Groth. M. Jensen, U. Rcgling, ll. llcndcrson, M, Meyer, M. M1-lcndy, l.. Reich:-l. ll. Mitchell, ll. Krueger, li. Pankow, ll, Haut. Bottom Row: L. Sin-fert, I. VVL14-ks, Il. Fredcricks, M, Redman, B. Schroeder, R. Schaal, R. Roz-pkc, A, XYirch. F. Van Yurcn, ll. licttnian, A. XYoschinskc, A. johnson, E. Koonz. OFFIVITRS President - - - - VIOIAA Wivssow Vice President - - - RUTH Scmmi. Secretary and Treasurer - JUNE Gnoru Librarian - - CRRscEN1'1.x Mamzu The Glee Club was reorganized soon after the beginning of the school year. The Club has much to look forward to. XVQ have been working hard on the operetta, which has always been our chief goal. The operetta selected this year is a delightful japanese comedy, Miss Chcrryblossom. Various members of the Club have also provided programs for assemblies and for numerous clubs of the city. It is through thc cndeavors of Miss Davidson that wc arc going to bring the Glee Llub of this year to a. successful close. 'Fr' THE SHAWNEE ,,v,-rfi,5Lt,,,- 1 gi Pep Club '3 Q-7 i f , X v l I - ,' I , ,i i 1 5 xxx, ,' . A - 4' 'ti , in 'r,,-, n ' S ,fm . j , k s w, -J 4 '.' I is Z t i 1 A K ,gn . 5 D , 1 JNXA- 4 Q., .- . ., it FL' . za. A . -m ' 'N ff IJ V tx, Y Chi N ch. , 1 ', ll' X, x Xi- N N4 6. I Back Row: Mildred Donn, Arline Kruegcr. llenry Sperbe-rg. Duane Druckrcy, llenry Schmidt. George llonnin XVilli:nn Grosnick, Allan llruckrcy, Arthur llruscwitz, Milton Krueger, Robert Ziemer, Raymond john-i son, Rush Niles, Harold VVruck, llarry Katzennteyer. Leona Kuxnian, lilaine Gumtz. Pearl Nachtwcg. Fourth Row: Verona Buettner, Violet Morton, Ann Meyer, Florence Ainsworth, llattie Melendy, Dorothy llcnderson, Doris Zucskc, lleatriee Schultz, Kathryn l'ctci'man, Mabel Sumnicht. Fern Van Vuren. lioris lik-ttnian, Lois Huebner, Bernice Henderson, Joyce Eklund, llelen Ludolpll. Constance Bobb. Third Row: june Groth, Rachel Ansel, Betty Ray Schroeder, Eckert. Niles, Mailahn, Combs, Sclteil, Ains- worth, Soyck, Koonz, Koeller, I'ricm. Mayer, Rogness, Neinicycr, Gnulliicr. Second Row: Dodge, XVussow, Zaehow. Morrow, Regling, Schmidt. Sturm, Groth, Boehm, Schoenike, Wil- liams, Huebner, Klitzke, Iverson, XYocbinskc. Darrow, Smith. Schaal. Front Row: Fclts, Fclts, Doran, VVap:ncr, Mocilc. Liiiilrotli, Kvshcna, Schroeder, Busch, Boyle, Steinberg, OFFICERS President - - - Mriuw XVir,i.iAMs Vice Prcsidcnt - Louis To1x1N Secretary - - TTLADYS SMITH Treasurer IJORUTHY HENIIERSON Cl'llClCR LIQADIERS Mary VVilliams Irma Schocnickc Dorothy Henderson CLUB YlCLL Your pep, your pep, You've got it, now keep it. Doggouc it, don't lose it, Your Pep! l.:i Rue Smith Charles liucnzcl This is a new organization, founded in thc year nineteen thirty-three, under the auspices of Mr. Thomas, to be called the Pep Clubf, The purpose of this organization is to create better school spirit and better co-operation with the cheer leaders. VVe have a code and a creed under which the member must abide. The dues are l5c, which is used to purchase small buttons and megaphones for individual members. Those not in the club may purchase megaphones for lOc. The plan of this club is to support any activities that will aid in promoting the proper school spirit. Page Forty-Five 1 i P' A u r 1'-Q' 3 I 5 X X fN rg I nb ,ci A! H :gh School Band ' V ' K 1,11 ':. .. h 1 ' if . ri '+. 4 flu will . O 41' lf' V ,Tl 5 1 lg TA V, f '1e I' J: 'KA-Qi' THE SHAWNEE ' Q A 1. V Q2 P ,-'fi ' c,+f'T ' 5' J 5 , L. N ....- ,A H N s . if 5 '- ii' Q 454, ifif., ' . . 37 ' P Wi Ll ' ' -l , S I , Hifi' L J 'Q , x . l i l Page Forly-Six Back Row: Evan Cooper, Le Roy Prey, Arthur Klehesmlel, Kenneth Smith, Lois Tohin. Dewey Neimeyer, IECTVVZIYKT Aehten, Orville Teetzen, Harold I.ezu'ned, Joe Kesena, VValter Smith, Harold Reichel. Orville Kroening, Gordon Oherle, Franklin VVinters. Second Row: Gordon Selnnimlt, L11 Rue Smith, Lloyd Durzin, Gayhard Vzinderpool. Art Tic, Jean Sehmimlt, lsla llill, Betty VVogslanrl, Dorothy Gillespie, lone XVecks, Gladys Smith, Pearl Nachtwey, Jenn XVogslancl. Front Row: lileen Sehminlt. l.neille Seifert. Phyllis Felwlmain, Joyce Foesch, Phyllis Farr, ,lane fhaimson, Jean Cannon, june Fink, Betty Schroeder, Marion Melcnrly, Ruth Marie Iwen, lxlihlrod Fearson, Inez Kuckuk. The lmzmml this yezn' is one ol the hest of recent years. It is eomoosecl of zihout forty memhers uniler the zilmle clireelion of Mr. l'z1tt'. They have supported the footlmll :inrl llzislcetlmll lezims at ull home games and tmvelerl to lllzulison for the Stale Tournznnenl. Several eoneerts were given on Sunday afternoons incloors, :incl one outrlool' eoneert was given in May. The llancl also supplied the musie :nt the Spring lfeslivnl. Un Armistice clay the llancl was chosen to play at ll clefli- ezltion eeremony at Xvillllliltll. 1 u K wg K I iw L Debate Team 'C' -4 3- 'ZX 4 1 X 5. 1 l - I .lt sH K?l.x1',i 'fi IK A' 52 , . 5 . . A THE SHAWNEE 'Ney' L g x 9:15 t, nab! X , Q X it 'ya ,., H, U -,, 'tl ,xx-u 4 We N- ' - N. Xi X15 X i L . ,J .---...,,A . X Xt x I , -7- -i Top Row: W. Fberlein, S. Chaimson, D. Hickok. Front Row: G. XVastel, F. Seheil. Miss Davidson, M. Volz. IThe Year in Debate This year's debate record may be regarded as highly successful. On the basis of their victories in the preliminary rounds, they were one of the three high teams in the district with Menasha and Clintonville. In the third round, however, they lost one debate and were elimina.ted. The question for discussion this year was, Resolved: That at least one-half of all state and local revenue should be derived from sources other than tangible property. The two teams were composed of: Affirmativefflara Schiles. Nar- lin Volz, Donald llickok, team leader, and XVilliam Grosnich. Negative-llilbert Wastel, VVilliam liberlein, Samuel Chaimson, team leader, and Mary Reed, alter- nate. They were coached under the able leadership of Miss Ruth Davidson. The season was opened by practice debates with our teams at Antigo, Sey- mour teams, here and Antigo teams here. The First decision debates were: Our negative traveled to Oconto and lost, Clintonville here and our affirmative lost. In the second round, our affirmative traveled to Oconto and won, our negative team beat Menasha here. In the third round our negative team lost at Medford and our affirmative debated Stevens Point here and won. VVith all but two of the members back for next year as a. nucleus, the prospects are promising. 9 Page Forty-Seven Bottom Rnw: Il. Sivinr, R. Sperberg, II. Dodge, M. Iverson, H. Mayer, I. Stemper, Miss Mielke, I. NVeeks, at .T fs wt, Valet,-we .:W A . 6 4 hn- N f' V H I 1 1.54 2. T S mi. fi, .ra HE HAWNEE ,- F an ,, 6 0: ' YV QRS ' 2' ,I . 5 kr 'I ht. Q ' fl 15' I 'V E .ti- 0, ' . ' I may . I.-lf' -,. I ly 11 .f W1 l l If L 'ft sr X fX -v I 415 I i . i , , y . s. Page Forty- Eight H esperza Top Roig: M. Stienke, F. Oliverius. I.. Ainsworth, P. Draper, A. Krictzer, R. Koonz, H. Koeller, F. Aims' wort . Second Row: L. Fenske. K. I rast. IJ. Ramlow, K, Peterman, IC. Rogness, II. Melendy, P. Feldman. II, Seiber. J. Yvogsland. FIRST SICMIESTIER President ---- IEMMA Roomass Vice President - IWARIE Iv'ERsoN Secretary - RUTH KooNz Treasurer HENRIETFIK KoELLi-:R Advisor - Miss IXIIELKE SECOND SIEMIQSTIER President ---- IXIARII-1 lwiksox Vice President KA'rlun'N PRAST Secretary IIELEN SIVIUR Treasurer liI,r1l-:Im ICGGERT This year has been one of the most successful that Hesperia has had since its organization. The meetings have been well attended, and the programs were both instructive and entertaining. A three act play, the cast of which was made up entirely of Senior girls was put on at one of the programs. XVe had our annual Christmas party which consisted of a good program and a candy pull. Hesperia has sponsored assembly programs, given dances, decorated the gym for the home- coming dance Zllld held candy sales. The club gave S15 of the receipts toward the assembly room curtains. Our membership which numbers thirty girls is limited to upper classmen. Many of the members are active in other activities of the school such as forensics, dramatics, girls' athletics and music. ,v 4 THE SHAWNEE Xa ' - X . 'h Hn., 1 WL Phzlalcean Z x AW I r wb lk I I , s ,m at X' Y. .I I. 4 9 4 H y A xx ' 0 15 vo, i I ., 1, . 4 ' I. 'L 7? Y it f Q: H fi I 9 - f' .5 r 4 5, F , 1 Y- X' V NWI'-N I' 15 W. ' :. A' ,E SX E , r I, 'N la h xx . -M .S 7' NR Q 1 Back Row: XY. Kurth, j. llulz, IJ. Ihwwkrcy, IJ. XYz1lke1', J. l.ive1'n1o1'c. Second Row: Nl. Srhutz, A. Oshurm-, Nr. Cnc, A. I,l'llCkl'Cj', J. I.:n's-In. Froni Rbw: A. Ihuwliug, R. l.in:lrnth, R. liggcrt, S, i'l1:1in1-svn, H. I.r:u'nCcl, R. Niles, ll. Hicknk. Th c I,llil1lkCllll l:tlI'L'llSiL' Society is um' uf thx' most active huys' Ul'g1lIliZ1ltiI IIHIHIUH ls tu un mtg mum of in Slmwznm lligh Sclmol, 'l'hc purpvsv of this org: ' -1 - 'x 2111 intcrvsm in fmwllsics. The meetings are cunstructcrl strictly in pzlrlizuncntzlrv m'dc1'. Ik-hates arc hclcl rluriuv' thc I11L'Cli!lU'S :xml all cfTur1s are nmdc tu illCI'l'ZliC P4 fi thc kmnvlcrlgm- of furcxlsics uf thc n1cn1hcrs. , 1 lhls your the lylllhlktilll put 1-11 :1 prc-prmn clzmcc :md It wcm on-1' :ls El hig SIIKTCSS. Page Forty-Nine F Alif' i 5. :Ll v 'Dt X- J has f , 'f THE SHAWNEE D y fish. 1: '-l J - Qf. '-- 15 iff-T 1 1:39 'iz if . . .VI V676 X ff 1 gk ffl 1 J A .W -T b J 1 X, ,P Page Fifty N atzonal F orenuc Club Standing: YVilliam Eberlein, Marlin Volz, Miss Vedder. Miss Meilke, Samuel Chaimson, Donald Hickok. Sitting: Marie Iverson, Phyllis Feldman. Clara Seheil, Miss Davidson, Fern Yau Yuren, Florence Ains- worth. OFFICERS : l'1-csidcnt - - - - - SAMUEL Cimmson Secretary and Trcasurcr - A DoNAr,n HIFKOK Faculty Members - Miss Vmmizk, Miss MIELKE, Miss Dixvnmson, Mu, tiumuurv The National Forensic League is a national honorary society for high school speakers and coaches. The local chapter was established several years ago, one of the first few in the statc. It is necessary to have ten credit points to become a member. Points are won hy participating a coaching, a debate, or placing in a contest. Those with less than ten points are associate members. There are four honorary degrees. Samuel Chaimson and Donald Hickok hold the highest degree. with over a hundred points each. Samuel Chaimson has ovcr two hundred. This year the League sponsored the local contests and sent contestants to Appleton to the State Speech Tournament. State Speech Tournament On April 7 8 the Shawano chapter of the National Forensic League sent seven members and associate members to Appleton to represent Shawano in the State Speech tournament sponsored by the organization. Luella Ainsworth and Florence Ainsworth were entered in humorous declamation, Phyllis Feldman and Marie Iverson in dramatic declamation, joe Keshena in original oratory, and Sam Chaimson and Don Hickok were entered in oratory and extempore speaking. It was necessary to survive two preliminary rounds to reach the semi-finals, 1 f f dl? Xxx Q P 1.3.7, ,XX ,I Q, .sl 1? -s 4-' L 5 ' THE SHAWNEE ,J +fA,a,,,' V rv G ea , 'N g Xl X' , ?,.'? '-1' Al Z y. ' -1, ,L A gf Y . 4: Q L +I at D F.: KX 9 Y F ' Sau k i QR' Q' K' ., X N' l' 1 ' .r - fe x' lk U to EXNA l . I X s. - X K 31, . XX ,. and in eight of the nine events, Shawano placed to get into the semi-finals. In the qualifying rounds, Phyllis Feldman, Marie Iverson, Joe Keshena and Don Hickok each got one first place, and Sam Chaimson got a first in each of the two preliminaries in oratory. In the finals Joe Keshena got third in original oratory and Sam Chaimson got fourth in oratory. Shawano compared favorably with the nine other schools entered. The gold cup given for the total number of points won by one school was awarded to Kenosha. Sam Chaimson Goes to State Oratory Contest The district contest was held at Menasha on April 28. In a group of thirteen speakers, each a winner in a subdistrict, Samuel Chaimson won first place in ora.- tory, which gave him the right to compete at Madison in the finals on May 11. The other two Shawano contestants, Phyllis Feldman in declamatory and Donald Hickok in extempore speaking, placed fourth and third. Samuel Chaimson was coached by Miss Mielke. Page Fifty-One A 1 I rf... I Et ,af A iii? -1.-qs THE SHAWNEE y S 0 'i'Ff J Q I Local Contest 1 Monday evening, April 3, the final contest in oratory and declamatory were held m the Main Room. judges in oratory were Mr. M. R. Stanley, Mr. Cap Q Wallrrch and Rev Ferry. Mrs. Nommensen, Mrs. Reetz, and Mrs. Schweers l judged declamatory. Places were awarded as follows: 'I if . -1 . y v ,'I,l, ' ff Q glhl fx yT1'l'F6 l ,' V If' r-.lc SJ yy I ' . at v. 1 r' A..- ? ' ,pr 1 w 'Ml gs' 1 I 'J L rp., .r YlQf if V- '. , 1, E ,rf l J .. 4 -'-f, fy ' ' 5' ra., .if .fy N, -1 lv - , l!' A' x. 4 X' -.x ' ,4 4 ! f, L. bp ,h . . ' v 1 2. 3 4. 1. 2. 3. 4. Plyllis Feldman Luella Ainsworth Florence Ainsworth Evelyn Soyck - Samuel Chaimson Donald Hickok John Larson Joe Keshena Declamatory: Oratory : Thursday, March 30, the extempore speaking contest was held before the student body. The judge was Mr. Strassenreuther. - Little Dub The Wedding At the Railway The Least of These Whither World? Dute Kernels Sinster Shadows Indian Memories The contestants were coached by Mr. Gharrity. The places were as follows: 1. Samuel Chaimson 3. Gilbert Wastel 2. Donald Hickok 4. Marlin Volz In expressive reading the finals were held in April. The contestants coached by Miss Vedder. Page Fifty-Two The winners were as follows: 1. Marie Iverson 3. Florence Kroenke 2. Fern Van Vuren 4. Jayne Chaimson 9 were NQXK THE SHAWNEE L' The Dramatzc Club QC ' 1, 4. AC X dl Xv. l I 1 I ft sh x' 'N ' A' ji' , il .7 -xxf f- S -5, I Q I 5-3 ' . Qs 1,1 I Six 7315! i 2 xd ll A f , T 5 L. , -ak .9 V., K I, ' o., 'Q V , . L X1 v '1 .T 3 so fs' ,ED X. :N f . 'E is X 1. f v '. li' N X A . yrf xx tb li in . 1 Back Row: M. Neleurly, Miss Smith, lf. Ainsworth. A. johnson. Front Row: lf. Yan Yuren, J. flllLlllllS'Hl, ll. Schroeder, H. Luclolph, M. Jensen. The purpose of the Dramatic Club is to stimulate interest and appreciation for drama. At the meetings, discussions were made of modern clramatics and dramatic reviews. The project workecl upon this year was the selection and presentation of a play which was written hy a member of the Senior English Class. These activities of the club were unrler the supervision of Miss Smith. Page Fifty-Three 111! .1 I 1 311 lf MWF! I 1-11 FTW .- I 1 '2 1,1,,. A,'3 Q 1 1' 11 111111. 1 H K I ,1 41411, ' 'Q 1337 . . 1 1, ...wr 1 1. I1 -1- 1 W I The Monkey's Paw aff' 11.17113 ' Q ,Wm A , Q T11 'I 55 J Ala Back Row: III. Ivcrsm-11, Miss Smith, jenn V1111111-11. Front Row: I.. 'I'1vIui11, ml. I,111'su11. S. l'I1:1i111s1-11. ,I. K1-In-1111. 'liI11' M1111Ii1'1 s I'11w is Il 11111- 1101 t1'11gg'1'fIy w1'i1t1'11 Ivy XY. XY. blzuwlus. It 11-11- I4K'5l'IIIl'lI 8111111111111 Iligh III ll 11110 :lvl play c11111cs1 III Mc'11:1sI111, I:l'III'l1IlI'y Iv. 'II11 CIIilI'IlL'Il'I'5 111 lI11- play wa-rv: M11 XYI1ilL',.I11I111 I,111'sf111g Mrs. XYI11113 M111'ic I1'c1's11111 'fri' IIt'l'IlL'I'I XYI1i11-, I,1111is 'I'11I1i11g S111'gc11111 M111111' M111'1'is, 8111111114 L'I111ims11111 M1- 51111111s1111,xI1w Ixc-sI1c-1111. II11-111111 was 1'1111uI1c-:I Ivy Mlss SIIIIIII 111111 M12 I 110. 19 Miss Cherryblossom 1 1 1 I , Back Row: Ix. SIIIIIII. I.. IIIISFII. lf H114-1111-I, II. Rcirhn-I. I.. 'l'11Iv111. Front Row: l'. Rm-gI1111g. A. I 1'It1111, A. XY11scI1i11skr. 'ItIIl' Il111'1'0ll:1 Miss I'I11'1'1'yI1Iuss11111, Il 11111si1'11I c111111'cIy 111 tI11'cc acts, w1'itlC11 Inv l11I111 XYiIs1111 Ilmlqv, wus l11'1'sc-1111111 In' lI1c HIL-0 Vlulns ut' SI1:1w111111 II1QI1, wI1ifI1 111'm'v1I lu I11- Il Ing SIICCCSS. 'I'Ill' :llnuw 111v111iu11c1I czlsl was hl1lllb11I'lL'1I Ivy Il mixc-cl L'Il1lI'llS III. -IS wives, 11II llIllIl'I' II11- In-11111-1'sI1i11 uf Miss Ruth IJ:1x'irlsw11. II11- stngc' SCIIIIIQ' was Il s1'c'111' III Il EIIIIIIIIIUSK' Ic11 l1111'1Ic11. IIL'1llllIIllIIj' llIII'II'1lyL'1I by sy111I111Iistiv I1111tc1'11s 1llIlI t'IIQ'I'I'j' 111111-s 111 full I1l1111111. THE SHAWNEE , Uncle Henry - Aunt Miranda - Seniors KING SARGON S JARS Nancy fAunt Miranda's niecej Bob Brant - - Susan Mason CNancy's friendj jim Q an archeologistj Louise Osborene Mrs. Osborn - Mr. Osborn Mary Wilcox Rooney Barton George Stewart Mrs. Wright Mr. Wright Edith - Robert - Tommy Isabel - Bimbo Robert - - Lydia - - Braided-beard man Deaf and Dumb Pirate Discoll the father The Gunner - John Larson Lois Huebner Nancy Davis Samuel Chaimson Velda Morrow Donald Hickok ff 2 1 fi 4 I l XA x 7 'Y D Y, if V ,' . A sb Nfrxl-,lx QQ I 'I .V k I :SK 'D ' I N. 5 V' W3 :R ,Digg 0ne Act Play Contest Y' N' . X5 2 i r 1 Q .X A Q ANXNH . R w? f. J uniors MLUNCHEON PUR SIX Sophomore WHO SAYS CAN'T Freshmen THE PIRATE Dorothy Gillespie - Mary Reed - Bill Eberlein Phyllis Feldman Charles Guenzel - Louis Tobin Frances Brunner Wallace Wasserman - Evelyn Soyck Kenneth Sumnicht Robert Lindroth Jane Chaimson Harold Wruck - Arnold Felten Charlotte Regling - Marvin Steinke Armine Krohn Duane Schumaker - Leland Rusch E Page Fifty-Five r A Y 'vi V f .Qeewfq 71? el df 4 I if 9,1 N bg v4 r UB- r A 1 f v ,f Y ' 'J' -N y ' ' ,f I r -- l 'f-4 . 1' Q i ff' 9 :Ai ' N59 1 N 2 1' I 4 n 1,1 'I . ' ,, fl J' - ' 5- AQIK ' lk 'S V .V -iv I xffl f' la Q - f , 'I 1 w ' - 4 gf X- .Y rf X f 'lx ' . f I 4 3 I 5, 9 Page Fifty-Six Hart THE SHAWNEE Balfour Award Upon the wall of the lower landing of the central stairway at the Shawano High School building hangs a plaque known as the Balfour Trophy. It has hung there for four years, and on it were inscribed the names of Orvis Schmidt, '29, Glarus Sloniker, '30, John Huntington, '31, and james Larson, '32. To have one's name inscribed, on the Balfour Trophy is the highest honor which can be given to a graduating Senior by Shawano High School. These students were outstanding members of their respective classes in scholarship, loyalty, and achievement. This springtime, by a vote of the high school faculty, another name will be inscribed on the Balfour Trophy. It is the name of a student who has always stood high in his class in scholarship, who has been one of the leaders of our debate teams and in extemp speaking, and who has always played leading roles in our dramatic work. This year he will represent the Oshkosh District in the state finals in oratory. He is listed in the decalet of leaders in the National Forensic League. His attitudle toward these many activities, toward the faculty, and toward his school has always been most loyal. It is with pleasure that the SHAWNEE announces the election of Samuel Chaimson for the Balfour Award. Legion Award R-oy Otto has been chosen for the American Legion Award over his class- mates. Otto has participated in athletics for four years and has won letters in football, basketball, and baseball. There are Hashier athletes than Otto but none more reliable. His attendance record at practice for three years has been nearly perfect. His class averages are very good considering the extra-curricular activi- ties he has participated in. Arlow Moede, Fritz Wolf, and Joe Koeppen were other boys who ranked high in athletics and scholarship. In fact, the twelve grad- uating letter men have all established enviable records a.t Shawano High School, and Otto should feel more honored because he has been chosen from such a fine group. wg xx THE SHAWNEE X '3i f '?T 'N Y' Calendar - 1 ., SEPTEMBER - 12-Golden rule days begin! Gosh! these Frosh sure are high hat wearing red instead of the class colors! x 15-Embarrassed Frosh, I can't dance. The Mixer. 19-Activity fees with reduction for prompt payment. Who's Scotch? 20-Women lose suffrage at Senior Class election! 23-First pep meeting! And how we did yell! J 30-Come on, boys, who killed your school spirit? Snake dance! V i ' . xekxx v ' ' I l ., . R T. . A I L-'ELL ' lfxxl Q T'-.. -1 . . 't 'ha ii' ' Lf' ul' ., Zz.: Nj X411 ' lf ,, Tj .1 F lfgbcpxv 4 7. .I - X , r 'B ' Fl ' , . X fc 'rQi'1N.1 ,. 5 X rs! X 1 I J It . ., N .. ,kk 41. 4. i 1 OCTOBER 1-We play Wausau and lose but our memory is good! 7-A pep meeting. Did you hear the rafters ring ? 8-Mayville has a good band but whata' football team, even in the rain! 12-The Reverend Mr. Uhlig speaks to us about deaf mutes. 13-We learn the new school song. Thank you, Miss Smith and Mr. Reetz. 14-We all go to see the Frosh play Franklin High. 17-Naughty, naughty robbers, won't you please bring back Mr. Coe's car? 19-Mr. Kukuck, noted educator, speaks to us. 21-We're Indian chiefs around our camp to tell the outcome of the game. Thanks for your pep talk, Glarus. 22-We show the Trucks how Indian warriors carry home the bacon! Home- coming! Dance in the evening. 31-Mr. Roberts is dead and we have a Memorial program for him. Mrs. Zachow, one of his students and ardent admirers spoke. NOVEMBER 2-Teacheris Convention starts today. Gee! weren't those sandwiches good? Yum! Yum! 4-We play West De Pere and show them how to act on a gridiron. It's a championship lead! 11-Armistice Day program. Band went to Waupaca. We've got the district Pigskin Champ. Um, um, New London, now ain't dat sometin? 16-Little Mr. Marotz entertains us in Assembly with the violin and Jew's harp. 24-Did you say vacation? The Reverend Mr. Plopper spoke to us on thankful- ness. 28-We all come back ready to work only to find that Ernie Jung is no longer with us. We'll miss Ernie. A DECEMBER 2-A new member of the Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association speaks to us. Pickle Dillet, one of our Alumnae, brings his Lourdes High cagemen here, and we lose. e Page Fifty-Seven 5 fl 'Ira vp 'WV fight' 'pic J I I 44V i n l 1, A rx X r - Y 55,-lx,4I1f ez' if 15. l ,...wffee9,. THE SHAWNEE 01 1 60 L 2 I , S , rigfix '-' V. '-l iff V- -T4 fy 77 ., t :s V. fo- - - 'T AX. ' E' 2yf Z- . . . . r, f 12- . . 1 9 . ' ' 44 1 . 5 K I! 19 i ' Page Fifty-Eight Mrs Bernice Ruprecht a former student sings in Assembly accompanied by Mr and Mrs Eric Albers on the piano and cello We play Stevens Point and lose Aimee Porter a native of New Zealand takes us on a lecture tour to her country in a lyceum hour 13-The basketeermg five go to Clmtonvllle and win Yu rah rah Shawano High' -Oconto Falls plays here and we lose. But remember Mr. Gharrity s pep talk. Maybe it is our fault! 21-Kurt Regling, an old glee club member, comes and sings some rollicking sea songs for us. 22-School closes for Christmas season. We have an interesting program. Santa Claus comes. Crunch, Crunch, smack, smack, who says there ain't no Santa Claus? Where did these bags of candy come from? ww JANUARY Z-A new year. Go to school? No, we've got another week of vacation! 9-School reopens! Every one comes back ready to work, but it is sort of hard to get down to brass tacks. Movie on carbon monoxide gas. 11-Movie on X-Rays and leave a lady with the machine in her mouth. The film ends there. Poor lady! 13-Basketball live go to Neenah and we win! The debaters were to Antigo. It was a non-decision. 17-Mr. Reetz gave us an assembly dancing party. Every one have a good time? You should have! 20-Stunt in Assembly. Resolved, that reducing is harmful! Oh, yeah! The team wins at New London. 25-The Social Ed. class sends some of its students up to discuss current topics. 27-We play White Lake and win. That's how to take them from the map. FEBRUARY 1--And it isn't Leap Year! Miss Irene Gibbs plays in Assembly. Movie on health. 3-We play West De Pere and win. Come on, keep it up, this looks keen! 6-A movie. Vas you dere, Charlie? The One Act Play cast went to Menasha. Grand Effort! 8-Mr. Coe is sick. It must be the worry! The Trucks played here and lost 34-4. Did you dance after? I didn't, 'cause the orchestra didn't come. 17-The team goes to Rhinelander and loses. It just couldn't always stay win. 21-Lyceum. How's Oscar? Hope his music course is coming on all right. 22-We had a short Washington Day program. Mr. Reetz read a paper. 24-New London got a regular good old-fashioner trouncing. Keep it up till the Tourney's over. Debate team lost today, 100-97 decision. A THE SI-IAWNEE e '7 25L P 4 26-Band Concert They sure can play' Not only with toys' N MARCH 1 Jack Wood s Bell Ringing Trio in assembly Did you ever hear bells like that before? Played Oconto Falls tonight and won 3 Movie Queen of the Waves 8-Mr Stanley spoke in Assembly 9 10 11 Tournament' We won! We won! Is Oconto ripping mad? 16-Beloit Representative spoke here If nothing else he s at least owner of a sense of humor! 'XQ- ri N . N 1 xx 1, , A, t gb ,r.X., -X' .J L,- r 4 X ky i pn. , 'Eff .' , V I5 N 1 X-4: s. K, fix x Q 'EQ' U Q ' I .- W 4 X, V, Ig? F' ' X . . . Y. ff. 'isa xvvx. 35 I 27-Stevens Point debates here. Mr. Mitchell judged and-we won! 1 'E' ,. Q X A 3- , -7 grin . XM , . . . . . . - R, 1 s T ' , ll I W 'JY . dt ji' , , - , . . - - . 7 , , . . . , Z1-Team left for Madison. Pep meeting this morning. Can't wait till tomor- row night! 22-Mrs. Schweers played today in Assembly. I wonder if Shawano seems hot enough now? Played Wisconsin High and won. Your pep, your pep! 23-Played Richland Center tonight and won! Oh, this tournament! 24-Lost to Wausau tonight! It's too bad but it was swell to last this long! 28-State health doctor spoke in Assembly today. 29-Some of the girls entertained with the piano today in Assembly. APRIL 5-Lyceum! Now where did that bird cage go? It's beyond me to understand. 7-Oh no! it isn't japan. It's the operetta! 12-Forensic contest. We certainly came out on top. 13-Did you say no school? Easter vacation! 19-Mr. Eberlein spoke today on the von I-Iindenburg as history will know him. Forensic contest at New London. We got several firsts. 21-End of the fifth six weeks. Movie today in Assembly. 26-Tennis meet today at Neenah. 27-Forensic contest today' at Menasha. Film today in Assembly. 28--R. O. H. Stunt today. Is my face red? Bobby Babington, will you let Dorothy Smith be? Z9-Track meet today at Green Bay and better still, we won. MAY 2-Lawrence College representative spoke here today. 3-Tennis meet with East High of Green Bay. 4-Northeast Conference meet today. 5-Junior Prom! You want to go inside? Well, you are insideg it's a night scene. 6-Track meet at Shawano today with New London. 10-Movie today in Assembly. 11-Marquette Representative here today. I' Page Fifty-Nine F VAC! ,J' l'h lv, HV Q THE SHAWNEE 12 Movie today in Assembly Q! Q 15 Senior Class play. It sure was a grand success! O 19-Another movie. We are beginning to appreciate them. I 28-Baccalaureate! It is almost the end and it seems just a little hard to realize it. 4 1 30-May Festival! Wasn't the May Queen adorable? T? JUNE 1 The end has come! Commencement! 2 School closes, for some forever and for some for only a short three month ' N ,f,H ,. W X. fi '. W, bq - fy' 5 A . I. ' 5 J-ja 4.. N X 1 1 tri -f I f , 7 J.: xt. Vi -is s , V I gb-, Q r Y S ,J it ,x E Q f' J , 5. Q-.1 v ' H' H' 11, ning, 'I 7 1 ' 'ow fs xx' . ffl Lf .- t Ad 20-Track meet. 4 - if ls' Q p P Page Sixty period. Events Homecoming Dance With everyone in high spirits because of the victory over Clintonville and with many of the alumni of Shawano High back the homecoming dance was a huge success. The Hesperians were on duty again and had the gym decorated with balloons and crepe paper. The Pre-Prom Dance The Pre Prom dance was a new thing in Shawano this year. It was spon- sored by the Philakean and only couples were admitted. It gave everyone an opportunity to get in practice for the Prom. The orchestra was Archie Buth's. Prom At the Junior Prom the dancers danced under a beautiful evening sky to the nine of Cliff Reichenberger's orchestra. The grand march was led by Bernard Uerr and his Queen, Hattie Melendy. The chairmen of the committees were Walter Karth, musicg Mabel Krause, invitationsg Ione Weeks, decorationsg Erna Fehling, refreshments. thleiics ,v mmf' 2. YN? ' N V fl , r f xr Yglfl F Q' wjl. . jvrswvx t - v ff' ' fp ff'- fmtt, liste THE SHAWNEE P. 'LE . 'f 9 x X v ,' - ' f ,X - an L y af' Q. ct, --4 Q W -' , Effie- .,1' Qhlpvf , , Q .vc 'I I' I 117 l' 9 fl! tx .tl x . X I A t I fix L H v 4 l in, K rpg it S fN Page Sixty-Two Letterman .9 Club Back Row: XV. lfelts, R. Schniirlt, K. llcyer, ll. YYap:ner, XV. Karth. Second Row: t'. Krueger, R. lluscli, A. Usborne. ,l. Koeppen. J. Smith, A. llleifcrt. F. XVoli. Froni Row: ll. In-rr, if firucnewaltl, R. Otto. bl. lfossum, ll. tiucller, R. Peters, .X. Nloctlc. OFFICIZRS: l'rt-sirlent' - V - Amon' Kloisnr: Sl't'l't'llll'j' - Rox' t7'l l'o 'l'rt-asurer llouxutu tjL'1aI.I.r11c T l l li l.li'l l'liR lXlAN'S l'l,lilJGli The letter anrl emhlem of the Shawano lligh School is not awarflefl for physi- cal accomlmlishment alone, hut rather for physical, mental, and moral htness com- lvinerl in such proportion as to constitute one a leacler among his fellows through capacity, achievement. and service. ln accepting this honor ancl responsibility of the learler, will you endeavor at all times to exemplify in your life those physical, mental, and moral qualities which constitute worthy leamlership, :mtl will you serve at all times as a fitting example for your fellows? VVill you earnestly endeavor never by word or tleecl to luring reproach or dis- crerlit. upon the Shawano lligh School, hut rather will encleavor to arlrl to its pres- tige ancl well lacing. leaving it a hetter place for your having lneen here? NVill you further endeavor at all times to treat those weaker or subordinate to yourself with consicleration and helpfulnessg those who are your equals or as- sociates with justice ancl co-operationg and those who are your superiors with honor antl obedience? VVill you at all times ohserve the ethics of goocl sportsmanship, and serve as a genuinely constructive force for courtesy, co-operation, and ohservance of law and order? K t K- X y K Football yy..a, lm 4 l X 6. 1 l - I . 1f,vkX' Jirtl- '. n, T I' A2 1' Y 'G-'N' THE SHAWNEE ,,1'R', '55h,tgm '-Q - , YL .Z X. emo., . ' , J. . ., R bo' 4 ' at ' - 'X 1. , -,fx F? ug? K I, 'l., .ii V Ta' 1 Xi ft' -- A' X. L' 'X 1.- x-555 K 5 14 Top Row: H. Gueller. R. Otto, A. Peters, B. Grignon, A. Moede, J. Fossum, Coach Gharrity. Second Row: F. Krueger, VV. Fclts, C. Grunewnld, R. Busch, R. Schmidt, B. lim-rr, M. Hedges. Bottom Row: l . lVolfe, J. Koetppcn, K. Beyer, J. Smith, A. Osborn, A. Mcifert, D. VVagner, S. Schabow. Varsity Squad 1933 goes clown in our history as a. year of championships. Our husky foot- hall squad fought its way to the conference championship. An indication of our strength was our victory over Oshkosh and our close loss at the hands of XVILLISZLII. Such pillars of strength as Utto, Moede, Koeppen and Gueller will he missed next year. But Fossum, Grignon, Smith, Hedges and Krueger form a nucleus of great promise. The Gold footballs awarcled the boys stand for devotion to the game, hard. hard work, rigorous training and a will to win, that could not help but make Gl1arrity's squad a winning one. Roy Otto was elected honorary captain at the close of the season. R Ii Shawano ...................... 7 Shawano ...................... 13 Shawano ...................... 13 Shawano ...................... 6 Shawano ...................... 49 Shawano ..................... 60 Shawano ...................... l 9 Shawano ...................... 20 Total ...................... 177 CORDS Oshkosh ...................... 0 Kaukauna .................... 27 VVausau ...................... 14 Mayville ...................... 13 Sturgeon llay ................. 8 Clintonville .................., 0 West de Pere .................. 6 New London .................. O Total ..................... - 68 Page Sixty-Three I Aff lf' a WWAQTQP, THE SHAWNEE S f' J f Games Played f- ,Y OsHKosH We started the season out with a bang' Playing excellent defensive ball for the major part of the game, our prides and joys beat Oshkosh, 7-0, Looks like we are going places this year, doesn't it? Chubby Grignon made the one and only touchdown and scored the extra point with a plunge ' I Cx ,' 9 e:.., KN, T i gr f., 'Q K, Q' ff, ' ...W . 4 g l fi- virfgl if I Tala TA, 1 We V4 ,hz , EQ' 3. f. 0 ' Q- ' sb .Na 5 V 2 Q 5 , if ,gf Q at ff -' 5- Wm!! , I i' Q I ' 4' .YH ,, X1-If' V 'J ,V 'Y A X , li . ,f X' 1 s .A fl' Z nk 1' L 'm- . if - 5 lb . . Page Sixty-Four off tackle. KAUKAUNA Not so good, boys! Our squad had an off-day and rather upset the high hopes we've had for them. Meifert was the he-ro, making the first touchdown and sprinting 65 yards for the second. Better luck next week! WAUsAU The third game of the season al- though our Braves out-played the opponents, Wausau High, and scored first, a disappointed crowd saw the local gridders defeated, 14-13. Flashes of excellent playing shown by line and backfield. Felts and Chubby Grignon made the touchdown and Osborn kicked the extra point. MAYVILLE Ray Dunn, the local boy who made good, brought his undefeated team here for a hard won victory, 13-6. Even though we lost, we've got to give our lads credit for some excel- lent playing, and we're proud of 'em. Augie Meifert our Galloping Ghost excited the spectators with some spec- tacular running. STURGEON BAY After three successive defeats, the Gharrity men turned the tables blast- ing the Homecoming hopes of Stur- geon Bay High School. Grignon's work at pass throwing was very ac- ceptable in spite of a drizzling rain. Meifert was the feature of the game, running 45 yards for a touchdown. CLINTONVILLE - After a slow start at the beginning of the season the team begins to look as though they might go places this year. Touchdowns were made by Wolf, Grignon, Meifert, Derr, Wag- ner, and Hedges against our old rivals. The line play was beautiful to watch, and gave the Homecoming crowd something to talk about. WEST DE PERE With both teams taking to the air in spite of a cold rain, the spectators got more than their money's worth. Long pasess and long runs were re- sponsible for the four touchdowns, Koeppen scored twice and Meifert once. Fossum's great defensive work won the spotlight. New LONDON Playing on a snowy field, and with the temperature nearly freezing, Shaw- ano defeated New London and there- by tied with East De Pere for the Conference Title. Red Derr scored twice, Helges once. Although they were handicapped by the cold, our boys showed some excellent playing, and fully proved their right to the title of Co-champions. 5 Xxx if THE SHAWNEE .t7.'l'i,fww Football Personnel ROY GTTO-Captain Utto proved his worth as a Cap- tain. His work in the line helped make the visions of a Championship Team a reality. JOHN FossUM-Guard Johnnie, the most valuable player, was never without words of encour- agement. He was a great defensive man. Luck next year, Johnnie. ARLOW M OEDE-Cl?1'lfL'1' Moose was a powerful lineman and could always open the holes for the backlield men. He was one of the mainstays of the team and will be missed considerably next year. AUOIE MEIFERT-Half-back Augie shone above all the rest in his long end runs. Augie will be back next year for a big share of the honors. Ossue OSBORNE-Full--lldfk Ossie was a good man both on de- fense and also on Offense. We'll miss him next year. MARK HEDCQES-Full-bll1Ck Hopelessness did not mean stop fighting to Mark. Mark will be back next year. CURTIS GRUENEWALD--TUCklC Curtis gave his best to the team and his best gave plenty of trouble to the opponents. JOE KOEPPEN--End Joe was good at pass receiving. He helps put the high score on our side in many games. RAY BUSCH-Tackle Ray gave considerable trouble to the opponents. We are sorry to say that he will not be with us next year. ROLAND PETERS-Tackle Tall and lanky, and a fast moving tackle. He's not only an athlete but a scholar as well. BUD DERR1E11d Bud proved to be a good pass re ceiver and blocker. He should hold down his wing position in '33 and Carry his share of honors BUD KRUEGER-Cfudfd Our Sophomore guard, we didn't ff ' 2 l e.4l 4 Pt, 'K 5rb 1 PX Q Y 4' I N A .L iid' x x .' 'xl ' I X rv . A a, '54, . g .H . th amz? is . It .5 fa! N. , X it .- Y . I 5 L . an Q .2 I0 Q ' - . 'x-N 4 Q, 07:5 ': ' ' if X A 1 --'N x' X' s Y' l f V gf! f ':. r. 4 , 2 l Q. X. X - - 21' all . 1. see much of him this year, but within the next two years we are expecting a lot. KEN BEYER-Gudtfd Ken proved to have light and ability to play. We regret he will not be with the team next year. ROGER SCH MIDT--Guard Schmidt didn't play often, but enough to show he was a real lighter. When perturbed he showed it excep- tionally well. HOWIE GUELLER-End When not disabled by a sore ankle, Howie was always in the game. JIM SMITH-End End playing was whipped cream for Jim. Much is expected of Jimmy next year. DON VVAGNER-QMl11'l6'1'-lJGfCk Teet was small but mighty. He always seemed to pick the right place to go at the right time. CHUBBY GRIGNON-QMOVlCT-bdfk A swell all-around fellow as well as a good quarter-back. WOODY FELTS-Half-back W'OOdy, the bashful star, will be missed next year. FRITZ WOLF--Half-back Fritz showed his worth at punting and carrying the ball. Another loss through graduatio-n. Page Sixty-Five tt It 'v- J ff THE Sl-IAWNEE K! 2 B Team P 5,5 'LAI' f' .H A W r I' . I. i ' Je t W . 1 ' . V fffw, f. I Jglilysti ' S - w ll' ' 'J Cs- V 3' 2 I I 'B . ,fi .5 . ff lkfwfi Q B. f.f2 -' Q in I J H554 ft' 4 ,, xp., Qi -lf' I ,I ,-I qw 'P' x, te , f Z HX- X' K---M A M -A i X 'fl f 4 Q p Page Sixty-Six Top Row: lf. Reichel, F. Ilernrlt. R. Kroening, G. Aehten, V. Ebert, E. Jacobson, Coach Bahington. Second Row: ll. XVrnek. R. Niles. l'. XYolf, A. Meifert, C. Zuelke. Bottom Row: U. llull, ti. lbiek, R. Meyer, N. Stoelir. Pulaski .,.... 12 Shawano ....... ..... , 0 Marion .....,. 19 Shawano ........ ,..,... K i Neopit .,.... 7 Shawano ...,,... ...... l 9 Pulaski ....... 6 Shawano ........ ,..... 2 6 Neopit ,.... 7 Sliawano .....,.. ....... 6 Although the li-team's football was started off slowly by a clefeat hanclecl to them by Pulaski anal another by Marion, the team macle a quick eome-back and beat Neopit. ll?-7, Pulaski 26-6 anrl enclecl the season with a spurt, although losing a game to Neopit by one point. the final score being 7-6. Such-l.aclies ancl Gentlemen-is the material for our next year's gricliron team l Y F reshman Football The lfreshman squaml, eomposecl of about twenty men, reporterl at the begin- ning of the school year ancl after much harcl labor began their seasons work. Their cliligenee and whole-heartecl eo-operation was certainly deserving of the insignias anrl attention which was given to them. They show a lot of promise as being real football men ancl we count on them to upholtl the honor and glory of the High School as it has been upheld in the past year. 'l'hey have a lot of pep and a lot of ambition. They really can do big things in their Sophomore year and the years after if they will just keep up the pep they have. A! 4 Q W ' w 1 I ' 1 Z' fa A Basket Ball L x 40+ s Ns ml. 1 1 ' my i , .. ' fl 55 ab rr K pl 5 ,S '49 1 gg' 7 ' I THE SHAWNEE ,J '1, 1,1, X gi N I . 111.54 ' -, 91-1 ' x .H . - ,V 1 J 1 - 'L ? 1 f - , 9' -Y 'Q i' lx A Q Q-. 1. 'ylyf ,lf ix, llrls. txt 6 l' 1 A: E ,Y - J ' In 1 1551 XR Chanapiona' The 1032-33 ll11skctl111ll Sillllltl fulfillcrl thc L-x11cct11tio11s of 11n enthusiastic sclluul :incl tuwn. til1111'1'ity's mngy sc1'11p11c1's of 193.2-33 rank with the host tennis p1'n1l1n'Q4l in SllZlVV1ll1U. XYitl1 il ln'illi11nt wincl-np to Il tnngli SCllL'lllllk' thc' hnys c1nnc tln'11ngl1 tn win the Ql0llfCl'CllL'C hlllZlllll3lllllSlll17. Ucmitu tin-fl in llllll prize lmnt lost tu ns in thc ilistrict lHlll'IlillllL'lll hcltl lin-rc. Swine snpcrlm cnncliing lmrnnglit ns tlnwinglt the lUlll'll2llllt'llt. ln spite ut' 111lx'1-rsc lJI'0-itllll'll1llllClll clupc ruining frmn flnwnstzttc 1111111-1's, lillllf- rity Zlllil his boys put on Il show in ixl2llllSUll tl111t will lung llc rciiiciitlvervcl. XX'is- cnnsin lligli was trinnnvrl lmnclily thc lirst cl11y, Ricliluncl CQUIIICY was swznnpcfl thc sccmnl clay, illlll XYHIISZHI turncml ns l111ck in thc sctni-finals 22 tn l-l. cil'lQ,flltJll, 'l'llIi Cl l l ICF, w11s put out on fouls curly in thc gillllk' Zlllil th11t VVZIS 11ll XYZIIISZIU ncc'rlc1l to win. tirigtnni. sn-ns11tiun Zllltl high scurcr to the scnti-linnls, was Qltnscn 11ll st11tc l.tbl'VV1l1'tl. wltilc lioeppc-11 was n1nncfl Zl gnnrcl lmy svvm-r11l. lim-llcr was lllL'IlllUIlCll 11s 1111 awutstuncling cc-titer in ll lllllflllllllkllt lilcsscml with 111211151 All in 11ll it wus Il great your for Sl1ZlVt'llllU in l111sl4ctl111ll Zllltl lllillllly so luc- CIIIISL' lil1111'11ity's lmys wcrc L'lL'2lll living, l1111'cl tighting spmtsim-11. XY11g11c-1' lllltl XYnlfc wvrc clcctccl llOllUI'1ll'y cu-c1111t11i11s. 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Clintonville 6-Shawano 18 Thi, 1q:11111- 1-111l1-1l 11111' 111'1--1'11111'1-1'1-11c1- 111-- 11111l 'I'l1 s111 xh111u 1I111 th1 I11lllllN 1' fill' .i I ' 1 I . h:11l 1h1- 14:11111' w1-Il i11 h11111l 1l11ri11g 1h1' wh11l1- 111-1'i111l. 'I'h1- h:1If 1-111l1'1l ll 111 3. II11' l1111's l1111l1 us lIlOll1.fI1 1h1'y will I11- :1l1l1' 111 1:1k1- 1h1' 1'1111l1-r1-1111- :1111l 1h1' 1l1s1- r11't 1'l::11111111111sl1111s. Oconto Falls 22-Shawano 15 Shz1w:11111 l11st 1h1'ir first c1111f1'r1-11c11 11:11111- I11-1':111s1- 111' 1h1-1r lllilllilllj' 111 work 1h1- I1:1ll 111111 5111111115 1111s1t11111 :1111l wh1-11 1h1-1' 1li1l they i:1il111l 111 111:1k1' th1-ir shuts 1 g11111l :1111l 111 1111nr1l Weill wh11 sli1111c1l in sifqtichl 1g111llS. II11' 11-:1111 wus gtllbfl 1111 fr1'1' throws. 1i1'1g111111 was hugh 11111111 lllllll with 111111 11l1:1r11v 111sS1's 111 his 1'r1'1l1t. Neenah 25-Shawano 27 III1' l111li:111s t1111l1 il 1'l11s1- 1g:11111' fr11111 fX1'1'11:1I1, 1h1' s1'11r1' h1'i111g 27-25. 'IQIIQX j11111111-1l illltf :111 1-:1rly I1-:11l :1111l IlCl1l i1 IllI'Ull1lI1I7llI IIN' 1'1111t1'St. IIIIIIIDIDX I1'1l thc - - 1 U, 1. f1'111'1111g w1tI1 III 1111111ts NVIIIIK' I'1-1-1 111z11l1' 1 1111111ts. New London I0-Shawano Z7 lhis 1g:11111' was :1 llllllll' 11l 1l1'f1'11s1-. It wan 11lz13'1-1l 111 Ncw l.11111l1111 i11 1h1-tr 111'w gylll. 1h11l1l1y 111111111111 was high 11111111 lllilll :1q:11.1 wi1I1 his 11:1r1111'r 'I'1'1-1 11l:1yi111g Il 1111111l 14:1 lllL'. MXE -. 1 1, f ,O '. na-11 111-,,, 111, 1 .Q ,J L Wx 911-Q r- 15 N 5 I.. While Lake 19-Shawan 1 1, 'A 1 Z - - 11- 1111 1' - 1 1111 - .1 - '- - 111 11111 -1 111111 1114 4 11 4 1111134.11 1111 1-1'1-11 11'1'11lS 1111111 1111' 1111r11 ' 1111111111 11111 11 s1111111-11 11111'a1 111. s111-1-11 14: ,. LAN 11N 1s1111- 1l11l1'1.Q'Il1. 111'1g11111 1 - - 111 5 West De Pere 12-Shawano 25 1 . . 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Rhinelander 25-Shawano 16 1 . .Xl 11111111-11111111-1' 1111- 11-11111 11111111111 1'1111- 111-1'1 111 1111-11s111'1- 1111 111 115 111111 1K'L'1Ak' - 7-1 '1'11i 1111111111 111 111, 13111111111 1Y11g111-1' 11115 j11s1 111111111 1111- 111111' 11111' 11'1111 1'1111111 111111 1111' 1111511 -. 111 11 1111111lS. 11s11:11 5111111111111 11 131111 111'1111- ll 1111111 New London 16-Shawano Z3 s Ql1l11lt' XY115 1l'1l11l1't'l1 111' 1111' 111111- g11111'l111lj.Q 111 1111' 11111i1111s. '11111 1'11'1111'1 11111 1111' 11-11111 11111- s11-11 111'111'1'1' 11111 1-1111I'1-1'1-111'1- 1'11111111111111s11111. 1111- 1111s111-15 11'1-1'1- 11111111- 1111111 ll 1-111s1- 111111141-, 5111111111111 1111111 111 111'111 p11111s 11111 111 .211 1111111- NV' 11111111- 11 .1111 111 -11 - -1 1 . 11 1,1111111111 Oconto Falls 19-Shawano 21 Hur 111-x1 11111 111 1111111 14ll11I1' 11111111151 1111111111 1'111s 11 1 11111111 1 111111 1111111 I 'IL' S ' ' 1-111112 XY1- 512ll'1L'11 11111- 111 Il s11111' 11-101- 11'1111 N111 ll 1l1'l11l1111' .1 11111 .15 1111' gllllll' 111'1114r1-sy- 1111. 1 ' 1 ' ' ' ' 11'-11'1111. 1'1'11l 111111 1111 1111 '111'11'11 .1 511111 11'11111 1111- 1111111111- 111 1111 1111111' 111 1111- 111s1 1111r111 N11 , . 1 1 -' .1 1111'1 11111 11111 1111 11 '1111b1 111 5111-1-11 111111 1111111-11 111 111111115 111 1111111111 11111 I1 1s 11 11111 N111 111 111 .5111 ., 111.11 1111-1111111 1111i 1111' 1111111 11111111 111Al11' rw Kaukauna 20--Shawano 28 N1-1-1111111 111 11'i11 1111s 14111111- 1.111 1111' 111111- 1'1-1'1-111'1- 11-1111, 1111- 1111lll'1'111' l111'll 11'1-111 11111 11111 1I1l11111'11 K11111411111111 1111-111 s1-1'1-11111 111'11ig111 1-11111'1-1'1-111'1- 111-11-111 111 11111 11111 111 1111111 111' 1111' 111-111. 11111111111 111111-11 111 11111l1S. Page Sixty-Nine if 3 4 P l P 'X 5 J 5 B Team Basketball I ,' N 1. ,, , is 'Ax ff l J: V In nv . me 3 1 1. '1 l, xx f est V, - 2 5 N .7 SN ,J Y. ,JV Q V i 'g,.' ,rf :life ' V N sf 5 5' 1 if Xffi-fr ' EI. 4 ' . - 'I 7 ,. f - ff K i fl 1 A L UT ,f ii if Page Seventy Back Row: Avlitcn, llalvingtnn. ll'r:atx Front Row: Stott:-n, Ilvrr, Meifurt, l'tn Nt-upit .......,.....,., lfust tirct-n llzu' ..,,,,. VVl1itt- l,:1kc . New l.umlun NCt'llLlll ,.,,,.,. , Ucontu Falls New l.nnmlun Nenpit ....,..... Slmwnno Slmwzlnu Slmwztnn Slmwnno Slmwznm Slmwmm Sliawnno Shzxwano The ll -te:un's lmuskcthalll season was very snttus u tus is hmmn hx tit fact that the hoys lust only three games out of eight Nlnst of the pl luis nn this team will he first string nmterial next season, which gnu the prmnist of 'mnutliu SllL'COSSl-lll lmaskctlmll team. E- LJ 1 K 'AX Freshman Basketball 1932 53 Lx Al X ' 1 S 1 .1 t s , . ' , - ' '-' 1 A ., o wk , . . . 4 -. r f ' THE SHAWNEE ,-f,i,gS3,t.' 'wg n ' P- ff... 'xr -x X' A X o ,, V K :E A X , XL, . it . fag ' E L , , up '? ff- A 6 r, r: - -. XV 637 'X N N ' K s -' 1. A X X N i N Back Row: Livermore, Niles, Coarli Babington, XVrnck, llraper. Front Row: VValker. Felton, XYagner, XYireh, Steffen. The Freshman liasketball season can as a whole be considered a big success. There were about fifteen men out all season and they surely worked hard. They started out the season by a win over the Sopliomores. They were de- feated by East Green liay twice and shared two games with Franklin .lunior High. They were beaten by the XVhite Lake li team but Hnished up the season in a whirl of glory and beat the Sophomores again. As in football the men out for Freshman Basketball show a lot of promise and we predict big things for them in the years to come. J Page Seventy-One ' , gf3 ' THE SHAWNEE I Q, fseeff-Y W 1 JW Class Meet The Seniors won the class meet by a handy margin, scoring 53 points, the Sophomores second with 32 points and the juniors third with 23 points. The Freshmen scored no po-ints. Out of a possible 108 points Augie Meifert gathered 21 points for his own class Hundertmark placed second with 18 points while Koeppen placed third with 10 points EAST DEPERE AND MARION By scoring 63 points out of a possible 108 the Shawano High School track team won first place in this triangular meet. I V v , ' '.. ' tr 4 Q ' si I ' K 'T Ac N T .I. 1 ' 4 4 . l ,' W .' . if' 1 1 J. Q ' ,. Q.-- Q X D I. Ki- ' od '6 H , I , x , fls af I. f ' fl . 7' , . f , 0 IN. K , s. Aufx . ' E 'A .fs -' 51' 4 'X xr 1' , f 1 , ' 'f ty 1 f 4 k ' pf f , . . ., ' a I - P .q Page Seventy-Two The Shawano trackmen won seven first places, seven second places, six thirds. Meifert was high scorer placing first in four events. EAST GREEN BAY By placing first in eight events East High defeated the Shawano High squad 59 to 49. Denis was high scorer for Green Bay while Meifert starred for the locals. District Meet WISCONSIN RAPIDS Irvin Hundertmark and Augie Mcifert brought home the major honors from the meet at Wisconsin Rapids. Each breakin.g two district meet records. Hundertmark, who only recently took to the hurdles won the high hurdles event in 16.9. The former record was held by Allen Werbelo-w. He succeeded in breaking the low hurdle record even though this was his first competition. Meifert, who was high individual in the conference meet, broke the records for the 220 and 440 yard clashes. His time in the 220 was 23.1 and in the 440 was 52.9. Stuie Andrews did his best work of the season in the pole vault. Winning the event at 10 ft. 6 inches. Koeppen tied for Second. The others qualifying for the State Meet were: Koeppen in the low hurdles and Andrews in the high hurdles, Kroening in the discus, and Larson in the 100 yard dash. NEENAH Our track Squad was defeated 69 to 39 by the Neenah squad. Hundertmark won the high hurdles in his District record time. Meifert won the 440 and 220. Harvey Heck placed second in the 100 dash while Kenny Smith won the mile. av XX xX 'sv-' NS? 4 X Conference Meet A NEENAH Augie Meifert won the Conference individual track honors with 11M points to his credit. Last year Shawano with what was expected to be a better team gained only 17 points while this year they made 325. Jim Larson tied for third. Hendertmark placed second in high hurdles. Shawano Places Fgfth in Stale Meet Meifert and Hundertmark did all the scoring for Shawano. The former tak- ing second place in the 440 dash and tieing for third in the 220. Hundertmark took second in the low hurdles and fourth in the 130 yard high hurdles. I ntra-Mural Intra-mural sports in Shawano High School are sponsored by Mr. Babington. Each year they have been carried on with increased interest and enthusiasm on the part of the boys. A well-developed program of sports is offered each year. Basket ball Over one hundred boys responded to the chance of playing intra-mural basket- ball. The boys were divided into eleven teams of nine or ten players each. These teams were placed in two divisions. Each team played evcry other in its own d.ivi- sion and the two division champions played for the championship. This year the division champions were the Fighting Irish, captained by Albert Osborne, and the Basketeers, captained by Stuart Andrews and Victor Hoffman in Andrews ab- sence. The championship game was played before an interested crowd as a pre- liminary to a varsity game. The Basketecrs wen the championship by a score of 14-12 in two overtime periods. Valley Ball A volley ball tournament with competition among ten teams was held this year. After a series of elimination matches, consisting of best two of three games, Victor Hoffman's Greyhounds defeated Wilbur Krueger's Spartans for the cham- pionship. Members of the Greyhounds were Hoffman, Rollancl Rades, Reuben Rades, Reetz, Berglin, Chaimson, Hickok, Learned, Meifert and K. Smith. The Wolverines led by Brown won the consolation series. X X X4 ' 1 P, ,sa il 'i ' . l., li 4 F .' S 1' DAN 1 THE SHAWNEE 'Al g, i. X' 3-7, In .V :X Zh! , 5 X-13 i' 'ill .9 'EK ,O A Tp 1 X' ft - A wt xt . , 1 . ,-QI' L . HH . . . . . . . 3 .X N Q Page Seventy-Three I p A f 'X 154 THE SHAWNEE P' W5 GAA df f 41 .9 V Iv ,' I 'A' r sl 'A ,big s,,D' c J 1 - Y '.' , 4 ' ' l iffy G. ra t 5' ' 'Be' 3. r. 0 .kb Vi- xsaf L : J r, Vis' r t AQ 5 lily., ,gg , 'lf ' ' 4' t r... Hf x, -If . ,f ,li I xx! o o 0 Q T. li ' ,fl Y f . ' L 1 Q f 'ff' I Y - f' l As' Left to Right: l'. Naclitweg. R. .-Xmel, l, llartman, M, NYilliams, Mr. llahingtmi. OITFICICRS President - - - TXTARY XVILLIAMS Vice Presideiit TRNA TTARTM.-'KN Treasurer - ANN K.wnlNc:sT Svcretzwy lttvmcxiz KtlR'l'llFflN The ti-irls' Athletic Association has been organized for the purpose of en- couraging athletics annum the girls. The outstanding feature of this organization is the point system, which en- almles the girls to secure points toward their athletic awards. The awards are as fullows: lifficiency hutton, emhlem with class numeral, and a ti. A. A. Letter. The nnmlmer of puints a memlmer may have determine the award. Points are received hy participating in athletic activities such as, haskethall. vnlleyhall, lxaselmall, skating, hiking. swimming and the like. The girls have organized lmaskethall, vulleylmall, and baseball teams, in which they have been very active and successful. The girls not only take part in athletic events hut social as well. Page Seventy- Four 51 2. X 344 Q next! I ' I QT-T-V' ,A Q5 -V lui: - f f I X I F lv 1,4 THE SI-IAWNEE 'v-4 V UW, 3 1 i' I 47 Q! Class Will As the hour draws near marking the end of four years of happiness, we look back upon memories that shall never leave our happy souls and in consideration of the fact that before long we will be stepping out into a new world, a world in which we will have to struggle much harder for the same success which we have now achieved We leave behind the fruit of our efforts to those mentioned below and hereby declare this to be our last will and testiment: To the juniors the esteemed position of high and mighty Seniors with all the v ' -i ' - gr.. fx. ,JJ fi, . .l. 1 ' 6 4. Y ll- GX' fi ', 1 gill 5 . Q Ft , ' rv 4,- '?'i,.s-A 3 an xl 66.4 5 I Iv ff - yr, Q p yds ,J qi ,i K 7 1' t x fl li' ' 5- 9? V ' N ' A' A 1 fix 1 Xi L5 I ,I ,-1 Va -f 'X l,X 'A ,id 4 X a f .sf .v . . P Page Seventy- Six responsibilities and privileges that go with it. To the Sophomores we leave the route which ascends the heights obtained as upper classmen. To the Freshmen we give the praise which they so readily deserve for the honors they have obtained in their first year in this institution. To the Faculty we leave the deep appreciation for all which they have done for us. - John Larson leaves his crooning voice to anybody who would take it off his hands. Rudy Brown leaves his energetic habits to Russel Larson. Don Hickok leaves his wise cracking ability to the prophet, Bill Eberlein fLord knows he needs some strengthening along this linej. Harold Laasch leaves his expanding physique to Clara Sheil who is a hearty admirer of people of such proportion. Georgia Greb leaves pleasant memories to the junior flash, Augie Meifert. Nancy Davis is sorry but she will need every thing she has to take care of Stuie and the kids. Harry Lane lcaves his girlish manner to Royal Meyer. Ray Busch leaves a trail of broken hearts but most precious of all is an ever- lasting love for a certain widow on the east side. Fritz Wolf leaves behind pleasant memories of a New London brunette who caught him unaware in one of his fits of passion. THE SENIOR CLASS 'K K -X THE SHAWNEE .J'g '3P2ff'i'xE---,M L ' i W ' The Class Prophecy We have a little surprise for you. Undoubtedly you have heard of the famous crystal gazer, Abou Benhassen, who is to give a performance in Chicago next week. Through the extraordinary effort of Ellsworth S. Coe, Professor of -------- we have the great honor of his presence this evening. It is my privilege to introduce Abou Benhassen. NYT be 0 c V, .. ' 4 , ,Q X ' k 4,6 x I -G bfi 1 if il ' s, B W 1 fx 'P . t 2 A 4 'J xg 6' 3 ' 'Q 1. lya - x ' .1 ' a, I ' + 9 time 4 0-, -3 f . N ff at 4 . -t 5 'X x' K' l , X' I th. A. '. I , x, ,Q Friends, It gives me no little pleasure to be with you and be of service to you. I will do my best in telling you what the crystal discloses to me. It see before me many beautiful colored lights. Ah! It is the 'Gay Girlies Burlesque' featuring the attractive Naomi Niles and the world-wide renowned comedians, Waldemar Berndt and Harry Katzenmeyer. In the chorus are Dorothy Blank, Dorothy Haut, Olive Jensen, Ealanor Koenig, Kathryn Prast, Helen Siv- iur, and Ione Bartles. As the crystal turns, it reveals to us the attractions of the Roxy Theater. The feature picture is 'She Done Him Wrong,' starring the fascinating Mary Wil- liams and her screen lover, Lawrence Muskavitch. In the vaudeville acts we End Beatrice Schultz and Alice Wright as toe dancers. Arlow M oede and Roy Otto, who have gained considerable fame lately are at their peak tonight as tap da.ncers. In New Yorkis most notorious Nite Club, John Larson, the mystery tenor of the air, and Viola Wussow, famous torch singer, are dining and dancing to to the music of the Rades Bros. Orchestra.. Their solo pianist is Viola Schuster. Many of the society leaders of New York are attending this Club. Some of these that we recognize are Madge Linquist, Myrene Kortbein, Ann Meyer, and Joyce Ecklund. Miss Linquist and Miss Kortbein are accompanied by Harvey Timm, a Gigolo, while Miss Meyer and Miss Ecklund are escorted by Charles Speedy Fuller, Broadway Play Boy. As I pass my hands over the crystal, I see before me the stately figure of William Lemberg, President of the U. S. June Groth, his secretary, sits by his side. The president is in conference with a few of the government officials. They are Charles Ainsworth, official wine tester, Gladys Smith, stamp lickerg Kenneth Beyer and Ray Busch, garbage collectors, Murray Draper, baby buggy pusher for the Senators 3 Walter Mahl, Harry Lane, Don Wagner and Fritz Wolf, booze runners, and Rueben Koeller as operator of a bus line between Mars and the Earth. Performers of the Hoffman-Dollman Circus are Rudolph Brown, snake charmerg Myldred Doa.n and Marie Stach, tallest living women, Dorothy Ramlow, the woman with the smallest waist-line Q15 in.jg Ralph Eggert, human skeleton, Joe Keshena, circus barkerg Curtis Gruenwald, midget. Harold Zaddock, a second Edison, has the world's largest laboratory at Chi- cago and has discovered what causes the odor in limburger cheese. Other re- markable inventions and discoveries have been made by Hilbert Bastar, muffler for giraffsg Donald Hickok, inventor of everlasting chewing gum, and Harold Lear- ned, inventor of the portable airplane. P Page Seventy-Seven l ' 4- ,I 9 ,. iz. .. V w ixS l J if 4+ Qu'--ff ...sr X 5 A , yin xy' 4 l f' Y '- 1 4 EX. f l'l.'M:,:5ai14.vi THE SHAWN:-:E ' .3 1 I ,.f ' I Refa' V, ' ' '1 1 .ffr 9 . Qs? J Q ' dx' -- V n' J , -F in ,Y It ' A X x x Y Emma Rogness, lrene Scherer, Ebba Svendsen, Mary Svendson, Helen 'Q fl K Koeller, Evelyn Pankow, and Elfrieda Eggert are social workers in the metropolis W gm ' L of advance. 'ff Virginia Priem is the world's champion hog caller. Doris Dettman, a leading y society woman of Bonduel, has recently won the cow milking contest held at the Af World's Fair. She averaged one cupful of milk to an hour. Marie Iverson was , .3 declared the champion Hag pole sitter, having stuck to her lofty perch for thirty- '. three months, thirty-three days, thirty-three hours, and three seconds. Harold X .. Q Lasch has just consumed twenty-seven cakes in twenty minutes to come out in the lead as the champion cake-eater. fThe sweet thingy Alice Kreitzer is the editor of a love lorn department and her assistant seems D to be the remarkable Mr. Howard Gueller. Jean Cannon is the 'Social Butterfly of Thornton' Sam Chaimson is an internationally renowned specialist on the removal of cold sores. Marilyn Mitton has become successor of Helen Morgan. She loves to sit on pianos. Elfrieda Miller is the woman with the Million Dollar Laugh. Velda Morrow lately gained popularity and now claims to be the most popu- lar person in the Old Maid's Home. Pearl Nachtwey teaches the girl gym classes of Pulaski. Woodrew Felts is a coach at Tilleda. Albert Osborne's wonderful talent upon the shape of a stocking has gained for him the position of being the highest paid salesman in the Realsilk Stocking Company. Roland Peters is known as Grand Daddy Long Legs. Roger Schmidt is the professional stretcher for the Gresham Elastic Garter Company. Erma Schoenicke won the 'Sweet Maid's Contest of Belle Plaine.' Ruth Sperberg has just published the book entitled 'How to Keep from Blushingf Vern Van Vuren is a prominent Bonduel divorce lawyeress. Alice Wochinske is comfortably set- tled down for life as a farmer's wife. 000 Fritz Eberline: Whewl just had a terrible quiz. Eddie Wagner: Finish ? Fritz E.: No, Anglo-Saxon. Miss Vedder: Use the words 'horse' and 'cornet' in the same sentence, Har- old. Harold Wruck: I give my horse corn at noon and by night he has his comet. Page Seventy-Eight THE SHAWNEE .C g7 3P'f-Lv Are These Contagious? Girlmania-Edward Siedschlag Boymania-Clair Scheil 1 NY 2 Z I as 4 Bookitis-Dorothy Greutzmacher X ,Q Absentoria-Orville Teetzen Recitoria-Mary Williams Whispertoria-Irma Schocnicke Flirtinia-Phyllis Carr Beautina-Violet Morton Talkitis-Sam Chaimson Lovitus-Viola Schuster and Fritz Nachtwey I . ' 1 i 1 , . .- f ' x ,K .l k nr. A Q g-.Q B ' V X NLS .I h , its 3 l t pxxx 0 , N 1.25 Tw' 'N J A S i L N'-,Z Z ,o . 0 f -4 ' ,. -N Z x . X ll . ', . Eg w . mix G . ?R.X A 4 Q U'-x.4X--- if X: , rg. 'Q - rf A .. ,L I -' -'X vt x' . 'q u if 1 'ii' .l v , T1 K' X , L' I 'X ly' R J A sk Q Cuteitis-Beatrice Schultz Chewgummis-Martin Peter Gharrity Noisatoria-Dorothy Livermorc Stubbornitis-Mark Hedges Giggleatoria-Arlow Moede Domestic Crisis The two were seated there, eyes peering into each others, deathly still. In their five years of married life they had often been this wayg he, a bit afraid and worried, realizing that his next move might mean the end of all happinessg she. tense, nervous, waiting. He could wait no longer. Whether it meant the end of everything or not, he had to act. He looked straight at her a moment, as if to gather a bit of courage for the words he was to speak, and then said very quietly, Five diamonds, and the bid was theirs. Gharrity fto Teetj : Get in the game there and run that team! And don't forget to watch the bench for signals. It's all in vein, said Thomas as he lectured on blood. Howard G.- Your lips are so sweet. Alice K.- I warn you, anything that you say may be held against you. John Larson: Boy, what a perfect blind date I had-she was a dream. Louis Tobin: That explains it. Rush N.-- You're an apt boy. Is you sister apt, too P Jack L.- If she gets a chance, she's apt to. Bill Grosnick: Clara, I dreamed you were a flower. Clara Scheil: What kind P Bill G.: A blooming idiot. Page Seventy-Nine A .- ' 4fNdf ff ' V 'f ' MD if Y' THE SHAWNEE , T1 fN 1. ' fy JI, ' D I x . X ,If .. Q ,Mlm +, R 4 , ,.sP 3 A , ' A 154 44 'X xr, f y ' QL C fa ' Thi' x 9 N nk Q' L rx! N v 1 SQ .U Q x, zvr 5 -,',-lg fl N ' KVM? -4 4 la! Q '. ' 'Y L ff lx fr A I NX ll L 'ff, ' 14' z Q ,P Q X 'ozzne' see LEONA ONLY THE STYLES CHANGE STILL DOING' NOTHING' THE EDQTOR HASNT CHANGED A BW D nAS IWAS sAYmG W. MOE DE TAKES GABBY THE STUMPA SAM AND MARY GOT AN EARLY START 1 mme' scnmnm' ' aonmnpne scaoum a2s?Rx2'Tr+E- mnocsm' f Page Eighty THE SHAWNEE 4 we ff ' 2 F 'Lf 1 Famous Saymga' of Famous People XA Plutarch-I am sorry that I have no more lives to give to my country Samson-I'm strong for you, kid. 3 ix onah You can t keep a good man down Cleopatra-You're an easy Mark, Anthony David-The bigger they are the harder they fall Helen of Troy-So this is Paris Columbus-I don't know where I'm going, but I'm on my way Methuselah-The First 100 years are the hardest Solomon-I love the ladies Pl ,f,, 1 ,, Q . .45 I 'S 3 1 'n 'Q ' ... - e' 'S '. r- :N-W e -n ,. I - - 1 l l .L ,420 . J I. 1.1 'L ,A Y J A e 5: -xx pi, Q . J F, ' X, A 4 X. hr QE I: I ' px , x' i' H' ,I ff. 3 V 1 ' no 'F s , - fa I , . . , SX 2 5 Adam-It s a great life if you don t weaken. ,- 5 . ' 1'- . X R - fr J - ' . W t v X' - eu 4 1 Noah-It floats. Why' does a watch keep so dry when it has a running spring inside? WHAT DID MOTHER MEAN? Marilyn, said Mother, You stood on the porch quite a while with that boy last night. Why, Mother, replied Marilyn, I only stood there for a second. Yes, said Mother, But, I'm sure I heard the third and fourth. Is Rockefeller's money tainted? Yes, in two ways, 'tain't yours and tain't mine. Alice W.: The famous artist, Mr. Colorby, wants me to pose for his next painting entitled 'Cleopatra a.nd the Snake.' Doris D.: That's great-whom has he selected to pose as Cleopatra ? A Fre.rhman'.r Prayer I want to be a Senior and with the Seniors stand With fountain pen behind my ear and a notebook in my hand, I wouIdn't be a president, I wouldn't be a king, I wouldn't be an emperor for all that wealth would bring, I wouldn't be an angel, for angels have to sing I'd rather be a Senior and never do a thing. Fritz W.: When I get to heaven, I'm going to ask Shakespeare whether he wrote those plays. Roland Peters: Maybe he won't be there. Fritz W.: Then you ask himf' Sam Chaimson: Say, how many cigarettes do you smoke a day ? Don Hickok: Oh, any given numberf, Page Eighty-One Ax an 4 x T! J Here Iles the 'I ,I . AQ Emment Epztaph man who suggested that aviation treaties be written on ily paper The joke editor may scratch with his pen Till the end of his fingers are sore- But someone s sure to remark with a jest Oh rats! I've heard that before. You , i Uv , .. 2' -'F' , M 'xvbx N f Axtal 5 A 1 ' N - ff , .ti N ,l' vii 3 y , ,KJ T1 WJ' 05:14-541-'i,H. THE SHAWNEE '.1 kg ' 1 . -T! L Cp-, Qu ,gs sf l K tt, G , ,. T' , fl 17' ' '-Q ,hi - Lffv V r ' 5' I 1 ,f X -I' f 'if 9 U Q - -' .F N lj 'A f N . . . . . . 1 .A 1 1X J' . -Tl- 4'5 'J' . . . . .,z Q , a 9 ' Page Eighty-Two Now here you come to our jokes And stories of funny folks And if you can't laugh at all We hope that at least you won't bawl. And if you are slammed and slammed If the book with your name is jammed You'll know that at least we thought of you When thinking was hard and our thoughts were few. For all you've done in the past you see This sort of fame is the penalty So be a good sport and have your laugh just turn the page and see- that's enough Charles Ainsworth: Do cats go to heaven ? Ruth Koonz: Of course not. Chas.: Then where do the angels get their harp strings from ? Lucille Seifert: The burglar came in when we were eating our soup. Helen Ludolphz Then of course you didn't hear him. Arlow Moede: Say, have you ever been out with a convent girl F Roy Otto: What do you mean ? Arlow: The kind that always says 'nun of this and nun of that.' It always makes me laugh, So wonderful a treaty To see the track team run a mile And only move two feet. jane Chaimson: That is a pretty mouth you have. It ought to be on a girl's face! Kenny Beyer: Yes, I seldom miss an opportunity. A Shakeaperzan Romance Who were the lovers? fRomeo and Juliet J What was their courtship like? fM1dsummer Night s Dream j What was her answer to his proposal? CAs You Like It.j About what time of the month were they married? QTwelfth Nightj Of whom did he buy the ring? Q Merchant of Venicej Who were the best man and the maid of honor? CAnthony and Cleopatra.j Who were the ushers? C Two Gentlemen of Verona.j Who gave the reception? fMerry Wives of Windsorj In what kind of a place did they live? QHamlet.j Wa 15 'ht l X gs. Wx 4. . P , unix Q yiix-Q I rl 12 .m 4 N A . is Li Q 1,51-X? I THE SHAWNEE ,,fR1,'ga.,tyx,m4 ,R g '1 ' i'?o,G N S -Q ' V A .,, . fx 23 N Q ' 1 , xii: ,if ' of W ' i 'N 2 7 'rsc .- , 4 K' sf - , N . x' K' .Qu N 71 'ms' e lx a' 6 . ,Q N 7 . . . u . .T ,Q D 'X .fi . . xx it. xv What was her disposition like? fThe Tempest.j What was his chief occupation after marriage? C Taming the Shrew.j What caused their first quarrel? C Much Ado About Nothing.j What did their courtship prove to be? CLove's Labor Lost.j What did their married life resemble? QA Comedy of Errors.j What did they give each other? ClVleasure for lVIeasure.j What did their friends say? fAll's Well that Ends Well.J Mr. Reetz: The doctor said I have to practice with dumbells every morn- ing before breakfast. Class dismissed. Report before breakfast. Joe Keshena fgiving summary of concluding incidents of Macbethj : At the end Macbeth comes in with his head on his spear. English Exam 1. Correct the following sentences: a. Am youse de guy wot I sent for? Answer: Are youse de guy wot I sent for? b. After a bath he ran out of doors. Answer: He ran after a bath out of doors. c. Who was Macbeth? Answer: He was the son of his father. 2. Condense: During the terrific storm, the rain fell in torrents. The river overflowed and the railroad tracks were washed out. Answer: Where the tracks were the river is. It was simply awful. I never had such a tough time in all my life. First I had appendicitis, then tonsilitis, after that I got lumbago, then meningitis, and finally tuberculosis. It was the toughest spelling test I ever took. Augie Meifert: Time me around the track, Coach ? Gharrity: Sure, wait'll I get my calendar. Page Eighty-Three I 'N Amd! 14 4' 464 X THE S1-IAWNEE 'rf 0 415 1 A, 2 I aa v,, r U4 I 'lg -K LAN I IL NQNSTQKN 1 ,fl . ' 5 ,A Y I. Yx. 'XX 4,6 mc., I fl 7 1 lr- e- , 4 ff- ', ,,f gf, ?' 1 SQA' 5 f' L- -' U fs- f ' X ' f, Q ,, A In ' J L. ,f-ff, ' f :T ' ' F' yfI'Qf Q cv lg rf' I . 'A I nk ,d' I 'Q n, x , I V 1 - ' om rzocmucf cmns Gov LA nun ALL ' THSS D5 ONE wut-N eumovs wAs BEATY'S ww: ' N A PAPCOSE THE NAKED TRUTH I ABOUT DARQOW ' OUR-1933 PROM KSNG' 4 ,Q -me RETURN os zfxooocx fm svenyaooY1'5'MFQom aouquea. Q Pa ge- Eighty- Four veriising WL F J 4 1 5 Jffx THE SHAWNEE 1 D, F' ,716 I Try SAVING i ' FORA f DEFINITE ,vi ' Q I I 1. 'Q f 4l'Z 7 X-3 .' 4 P 8 nl y' '-if ' 'f S6 Q. 4 I Ib ! 'fl , s 7 I ,fi V 7' ,Q 3- Ax K, ,F -' It 5 , , fs ,, I I 5 ,Z J 5. --'fx I ' ' a ' ' 5' I., ' o A 2-. - , 'f Q' '-', . 'iff It f I P If 1 'X F, 1 U lsr 51.00 Qpens a Saving Account PURPOSE AVE your good intentions turned to disappointment? Have you tried to save and failed? Then you, too, should make it a point to save for some definite pur- pose. Because saving is easy and en- joyable when you have a goal in view. Start that Savings Account Today. FIRST NATIONAL BANK FISCI-IEI2 84 BRLINNEI2 A'l l'URN i:Ys-A'r- LAW Office over Woolworth Bldg. on Main Street P63 Mr. Coe: Say, are you going to be busy this evening? Miss Mciselwitz Csmilingb: No, I'm not. Mr. Coe: Good-then you won't be tired in the morning will you? me LEWIS W. CATTALI ATTORNEY-AT-l,AW Office in Jung Bldg. Corner Main and Division Sts. SHAWANO, WIS. Tel. 47 1. F. PE1CKARD GROCERIES Where Quality Ruin 308 Picnic St. Page Eight-Six THE SHAWNEE J 5'8 'f Q MAKERS OF ARTISTIC PORTRAITURE Pl-IGTCDGRAPI-IV ll Arg PM N N Y' 4 '. E30 :L -R f 0 .' ' Z Q '-'..,, w L I 1 -.?+,46 '--4' ,l 1.' M Z V Nw- f :Q .- ' ' f - N N, ax Qi I fj V f - 110253 - gl . 'w- .Q 'X' l 1' gl' P. QD lk Q 1 A, J Kap V 43 4. 1 n l ED. SCHWAHN SHOE SHOP For High Class SHOE REPAIRING THE DRUG STORE lfV1lf l'I' You F001 at Home SCI-IUTZ-CARR DRUG CO. l-UlCK'S ICE CREAM Served Exclusively .1 P rticular Work for Particular Pe pl QUICK SERVICE CLEANERS G. E. GOTTSCIIALK, Prof. Pl 106 F D l cry Sc Murdock Hotel Coflfce Shop in Connection H. SANDERSON, Prop. P g Eghiys f if ,F ar THE SHAWNEE I ,,,'9 IGF X 'l Laehn Coal 8: Wood Co. john Kadletz Lbr. Dealers in 4K Fuel and Building Material for 41 Office and Yards Located on East Divi- , sion Street on Soo Line Tracks l I Q Shawano, Wis. Good Lumber and Building Material Sm Us Before You Buy! au. S+, -4- ' gr' ' 5 A . , ,f 4 f W ,' V 1-1 ' :lc :J I fl i ' f fl, V ' .D C' 7 ' -9- '1 S rf 2 I T, ' L r I if ' V. ' f ' 0 5 'A M,-f A V , - I .V v, K 1- 59 tfvrv Q ly 7 Q' 'fr Y -7 'r ,if SK! li 'D f l K ' l,X ' H, 4 f ,sf . Q p - Phone 281W The Bonduel Times Diamfmdc Service Statlon H- C- VAN VUREN STANDARD CJIL PRODUCTS Publisher and fob Pmbiitiizg a Specialty Bonduel, Wis. ATLAS TIRES and TUBES HERMAN BERKHAH N Bonduel, Wis. Fred Friemuth FURNITURE STORE Bonduel, Wis. I-Iank'S 82 Franke ICE CREAM CIGARS CANDY Bonduel, Wis. SVENDSEN 'S HOME BAKERY Bread, Rolls and Cake A V'lS'll to Our Store Will Prom' that W c Aim to Please Our Customers S Frank O'Briens GROCERY Staple and Fancy Groceries Fresh and Salt Meats outh Main St. Phone 84 ---WE DELIVER--- Page Eighty-eight K .X 2 1 - Q9 GET X OUR X Magazines and Newspapers at X N STANS NEWS STAND 1 X .1 xr' X? ix 1 Y. x A 4 gf 1 1 Y Y - ., THE SHAWNEI: ,,v,rfi,5,,,,,3g,Qv xr M C72 A 7 1' K' vi X' , , X A X I Thafs tht' Piave VVIWW Real Ililaltvd fllilks arc Jlladr P DR. F. C. GEF-IR DENTIST X- Ray Over Lutz Music Store Arnel Electric Co Ewrytlzing Elvrlriral LIGHT and POWER TELEPHONE SERVICE Competent and Efficient 217 No. Main St. Shawano, Wis. Elzie Beauzy Shoppe Marrvlling, .7Wl11l'if'1l7'i7lg, Water Flofwrx For All Ocfa.s'io11s lVaz'ing, Farial and Sralfw 7I1'L?Clf1'l'M llf.Y Meier'SChrOedef , FLORISTS EMMA DE FTMAN Main and Division Sts. Phone 201 Shawano J. -I-1'l2OdOI'2 Kleven FUNERAL DIRECTOR Tlzouglztful Serzfirr' Sincerely Rendered Tel. 150 Shawuno, Wis. The Shawano County journal likes young folks. You are the most hopeful assets we have in these years of pcrplexity Here's good luck to you, and faith in you. Page Eighty-Nine . I- I S 1 l 5 ,J J ' v V S '7M'l f COLE S SPORTING GOODS Complete line 1n all Athletic equip- ment and spurt clothing. Watch for our W tindmu Display IT PAYS TO PLAY Y ' ly , 1, P' 7 ' 44 I I e- QP' ',,,5,,w.,v,, THE SHAWNEE . 1' ' fs- J g- ji, t ' g Y ,f V- r - I , f, ' -' fl J' ' ' ff Ll' i Y I: 1 I- .., , Q 'VY xx 4, . J . . f, if .- f I I , Buy That CATALINA HATHING Our teacher in chemistry SUIT Pulled 11 boner, at Yesterday. He said: Pupils, my hand ls on the hardest rock Known. He then Scratched his head With the other hand And a bright student Asked: VVhich hand? 16 Shawunu, Wisconsin RUECKERT'S PLACE POP - CANDY - ICE CREAM SOFT DRINKS Bonduel, VVis. TOMMY STORE Tin' Lifflv Plata' l'I fI11 Big lfuts, and Small P1'if'r's Next to Dc.-cp Rock 315 South Main WILLIAM FWOLF POOL ROOM NA Friend of fha Boys Page Ninety 1' 1 N 571.2 ix WX XR x V 4' I Us w A .I 4 y .x- B T 1 'KN 0 .x 3 ' LX?-.. ,A R I X' '44, 1 s. Z 0 1' .5 3 X f -1 Wal . - , . I 1, ' 0. , mx 4, . N., , h VAQX A R ,: ,F W , u N ' ff 2-,, 4 D 5 F, ' .M X, ' N y , v N 'L Q N, X Ye ,W T H E S H A w N E E BONDUEL MERCANTILE COMPANY Sllawano County's Largest Department Store HEADQUARTERS FOR QUALITY MERCHANDISE A Good Plate fo Trade Bonduel, Wis. BGNDUEL Dr. A. T. Dettman STATE BANK 1 DENTIST Bonduel, Wis. Bonduely Wis. Quaker State Tiolenc Purol Bonduel Serwke Confectionery Bonduel Highway 47-55 ICE CREAM - LUNCHES ANDREW LARSEN, Prop. Purol Pop Ethyl C. H. IHUELLER, Prop. FANCY BRICK CHEESE Made by GGFISCIWOVV Bros. One Mile South of Bonducl Open Seven Days of the Week Prompt Scrzirc Bonduel, Wis. BON DUEL OIL COMPANY Mcclern Service Station Bonduel, Wis. Prnprfvlorx DRUCK Rm -- MONROI Page Ninety-One I lb AJ' ,4' far THE SHAWNEE I 7, S X This is our 315 00 Ceitzhcate Discount Tueutzeth Anm ertarv SUMMER SCHOOL Gregg Teacher JUNE T0 SEPTEMBER M A and B A. certificate Degrees THE FOLLOWING COURSFS WILL BF OFFFRED Gregg Shorthand, Typing, Bookkeeping, Filing, ' ' ' h S hool ho have finished the Commercial course in Hig c it ' Q f-g'-- ' , A , J, ,V Y if I' l ' V 'L' 1 ' Sf 'ln' r .uatcli cf, nr f .SIS .3 J 3 if 1 ' ' 'i ' y - . r yas- U V. . ,T fl ,' :X pgjnvqh Q J' I 5 Lgegil .1 I, sf it 'f if ,K ' ' Take advantage of our Lx 'A .4 r A B Also Secretarial Training for thosew ' H h r Accounting, College Edition. Junior and ig e L'ompto1neter, Dictaphone, Machine Bookkeeping, and other office appliances included without extra tuition. Write and state if you desire a place to earn room and board while here. We are placing our graduates in office positions right along. Ask for a booklet of testimonial letters. BADGER COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Inc. The Green Bay Business Institute and Secretarial School CHERRY and ADAMS STS. Y.W.C.A. Bldg. GREEN BAY, WIS. FARMERS HARDWARE COMPANY, Inc. Hardware, Implements, Sporting Good Conzplinients of S Electrical Washers, Sweepers, Refriger- ators, lroners, Ranges Shawano Canning Company Quality Merchandise at Lowest Prires Shawano, Wis. YOU CAN'T BUY A SUIT The Retail Lumber and Supply ..Company Lumber and Building Material From Grover's Toggery Unless It Is Made to Fit You Prices as low as Phone 167 Yard near C. 8: N. W. Depot 316.00 for a 3-Piece Suit Shawano, Wis. Page Ninety-Two THE y F S H A w N E E ., a nu W I L AT LOW' PRICE za Pull of the Siavon 1 Fai orcd Designs and Colormqi zn Tlmzqi fo Hum for I embody 2 I If wg' ,. -A ,7 ,i il ,Nga 3 kx' ,, .S - A. .: J.-at s if .' Q R ,Q 1 'E- 41 . 1:15 X I 6 . 0 fm - -bd f 1 x- KL V .I X' 'V vxygi STYLE and QUALITY 1 . A.-Q1 Tj, , .K 1., I V . fa , 5? 1' 5' Q lLAUERMAN'S 7 FOR BETTER SHOE REBUILDING Tommy's Shoe Repair Shop RADIO Scrzfirc Work zz Specialty Smith Service Co. ju The baton looked around and said: I'm a musical 'club' myself. Then the Cornet said: Well I'll be blown from this place of the shelf. The drum, stretched out upon the Hoor, just asked: Can you beat that? But Mandy and Vio Lin replied You're Stringing us, you hat-. 'Xp FIRST in Shawano County THE LEADER ADVOCATE SAVE VVITH SAFETY at Gallagfzerlr Drug Store Phone 20 Page-Ninety-Three l , . 42 I THE SHAWNEE I V fl C01nj1!iments of H A P sf , ,H Q 44. I' EMlLY'S FASHION SHOP LADIES READY-To-WEAR STORE SHAWANO - - ' I ,,' ' 'W' Q ,i vy R ,,Jf!fX'.q7f Nm? S A I , ' It JJ 5 'X I .' W 'iz' 1 Y 'S' ,llq , r 7 J . Q-'AI .C' . .-- '7'.-AFX 3' 5' R .F-f ' 1 ,J 5 L 8 .5 , - NX fs. I It fN ' -' - If - ,rf . '1 ff f' ' ' 1' -ic V ye , . 'rg 'f I V, , 'I 'r 'V ,Q X , 4 . Y Q fy ' .X L I 5 - - WISCONSIN Damerow Sisters Studio PORTRAIT ENLARGING - - - - - - KODAK FINISHING Shawano W1sconsm Compliments of Werbel0w'5 Servzke Station W e Serve to Serve Again ---ATTENTION-H Your Wants Can be Supplied C. B. DILLETT at ATTORNEY-AT-LAW I-IEINZES DRUG STORE ALWAYS DEPENDABLE Gilt Edge Warm Air Furnaces C omrplimenls 0 f and DAILY REMINDER Johns-Manville Asbestos Roofings R. CLIN'ZmNblAZERMAN, Sheet Metal Works M 'S er Page Ninety-Four , ' . x' 4' u r X if if -. THE SHAWN EE Ha - - za -.gif - '. 4 f ' ' 'VN ,i 4. x af ,MQW xuillblr 'AH ' Chalmson s Ready to Wear Sectlon X . 1 14 wdyjoo o Featuring the newest in dresses, R For all occasions, dress, sport or formal wear, Style and Quality at attractive prices, K1 ' You will always find it here. BOBOLINK SILK HOSE Full faxhionzrd GUARANTEED Chiffon Weight. 45 Gauge. Picot top. French heel, Cradle foot Always carried here in the newest seasonable shades. 850 3 PAIR Also Bobolink Service Weight in all Colors ASK FOR THEM BY NAME CHAIMSON'S MERCANTILE COMPANY Young America, We Greet You XVe heartily congratulate you on this occasion, your graduation. The Store of Upham and Russell wishes you all the unbounded success to Carry on after your graduation. The Upham and Russell Company In Shawano Nearly 73 Years Ramlovxfs Restaurant Most Pofmlar Place to Ea! Quick Scrwce Home Baking in Connection Look for the Big Sign-EAT Main Street Shawano J. C. Penny Co., Inc. The Home of V alum You Save and Are Served Best Here COMFORT BEAUTY Sl-IOP FLORENCE Hoarrs Phone ZW Main Street Page-Ninety-Five ' b Ig F' Agxff X 544' 'X 4115 THE SHAWNEE 'P' Av fpf I 'I -Y P P O P THIS IS ANOTHER PRODUCT OF I H I Al, A my Hqva'-I - l'A ,I ' s 4' f www ' - Y ,l .I A J' 4 41. , , A , F 0' 1 Av, I p ..-n ': ' I 1, ' 'I I ' ,af I '1 ki igtw 2 f , N 4 K IJ GO' ' Q' l r 72? 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