Shawano High School - Shawnee Yearbook (Shawano, WI)

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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

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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