Shiocton High School - Shioc Yearbook (Shiocton, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1924 volume:

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'iff 4 -m y f MMM r , Q 'Y 4 .4 Q 4, w ' , ffm A w i' f' w ?'?5uax.'i: ,fm tiff' f f sw' Mwffwlwyfzfwfi H fm Q .ff 2, W w ifi fn Q .Ai XZ we HW. Siena, L' .. ,.fv W X, , L Xb xhgilg W .fi f ,gtg ' , -- - W ' , -5- X L, ,Q 5' 'L' U VS 'f 'fi A-'f ,1,1f,,,j V Y? Hi . ., a, .- Wg 1 1-Ka,'1w?5f,f', 55' Q -an .. ,. -nw M645 aw 54524 'V fa H w - ? wf1f - H A S 1 51 1 ' K' ima-' 55-W . , . 1 , .W-,kan JJ. QA 3 .W ,, N .. . . 4.4Nq 5yl Q, h i m : 1 Hiya 2Q9n,4f5VffQ1gmV.: . The SHIGC Second Annual Publication bv The Seniors of 1924 SHIQCTQN HIGH SCHOOI Shmcton, XX lsconsln f M 1 LK I if' -,f Page Two X ' . 5' .V I r' 1. , rf? k Q' X :'r1W 93-Tv ' fy XL ll 3' W I IIN' f4 I5 lfi u mf x, f Q? wHfZ Q . - Eff V W l V g:' J , ,f. A 'N 7-bm' E R N fi LN af ' M Vw' Fr B' mf ! 'ff +1 N I X H , V gtakgf . , y ' V ,V.:. A , , , -W .. .-'Nf - f wif: L , if MY ,M A ' QA Zgemrxnhvriug that nthrrs 1121112 X X T alan exrrtvh thu ln-at nf tlgvir yX x X u rifnrts In makr Shin: iiigh apprur , X 5 Q un the Imp anh tn makr hut an at- Qffg HX X SN W trmpt in nhum nur grntituhr fur N 1 X 'X NN thrir uinrrrr vifnrta, this m-:muh X numhvr nf Uhr Shim , in affvr- Q Xffxw tiunatrlg hvhirntrh tu tlyv Alumni. X9 XIX x J, W X . L. RP ,JR AQ k N X A Nix X , 3QL ! I-f ifx 'i ihljg M W5 nf? , 7 Us 1 'Aff 'ff V ?l A, VV , - ,v.3. ' UREWORD X 1 I Hgiijff f lyrn Ihr 1ll1.I5fiI nrarn uhrah hunt P' Y 7 ' ' ' - nirvtrhrh fnrtly tlyrir rnhlrnn HF? LA, .. I rlgain ann tlgnnr plvanurrn ann paiun , A nf nur sf-rlynnl nw Iir lpinhrn in an X XM hunk nf gnlhvn mrmnry, rurrg rr- XX Wi xnrmhranrr mill hr trranurrn in nur Q Lf lgwrtn. mr will npvn tlpr panvn nf nur gram' hunk unit lnnr nurnrlurn in tlgr happy thnnglgtn that it hringn. J -N Page Three S - he ILZOC NF l Q-:Eff if Page Four W, Here'.s' to old Shioc High Long, long may .rhe live, With her banner unfurled to the sky To you, some rich reward we hope to give. lyke 1 Shzoc i .CEE yy ty -I ,.- 5-1 ZTLQL-gitii Y Board of Education s 1 Rlil-1Nl.XN O. 'l'rmN l':ltXliS'l' I . 81101111111 Ntlli5I.XY C. NY 7'1'cu.w111'11l' f:ll'l'l1' ljilwlnl' ' W Course ol Study lfirst St'II1t'Slt'l' Scutmcl St'lIl0Sll'l' .Yinflz Ul'tIl1l'f l3z'qz1i1'1'rl l'111glisl1 linglisli .XlQt'lH'il .XlQl'lJ1'il fi0Ill'l'lll Scivuvt' fllllZOIlSlllll I lfl1'r'l1111cw .XgI'lCtlllt1I'C 111' llmuv l':CtJIltJI1llK'S .XQI'lt'tlllllI'0 or llumc l':t'tlI10llllCS Tvnih limzlt' '1fl711lIll't'l1 liuglish .XIlt'lClll 111141 3ll'tll2t'X'1ll llistory Physiology liuglish Ancient and Nlccli111x':1l History Citizenship lfIer'lizw'.s gXQl'lCllllllI'C or llome l':C0l1UllllC5 Affrivulture or l'lOIlll' l':COll0ll1lCS COIllIl10I'Cl2ll ciQtlQl'ZlIJlly COHlIl1t'l'C12ll .XI'lllH110llC lfI1'111'11Ih Ul'tll1C'lfl'llllll't'fI English linglish Gcouietry fiCOIll0ll'y lflcvlizwx Nluclcrn llistory .Xclxuiicccl 1NI11tl1o11u1tics 4XgI'lCtlllt1l'C or Ilomc liconomics Nlodcru Histury Biology Agriculture or llfllllt' lit-c11111111ics 7'1l'e11'!l1 fifllllt' 'ff1,t'ljlIl1't'll liuglisll .'X111Cric1111 llistury Physics English AIl1t'I'iCtlI1 llistury Physics Ii1f'f'li1vf'.s Agriculture or llomc l'lCOI10llllCS Agricultural or Ilomc- Eco11o111ic's K Social Prulilcms - Iiconomics Physical Elllltflllltlll required ot' ull. It is planned to enlarge this course ot study by the addition ol Ll 1.111111 Course. lI.l.l,XNIS Page Five Page Six Q in she A IOC 'EBSQ I would that my fongue could uffef The thoughts fha! arise in me. Tennyson L I fl ggsllmillz S 0 he .'.:.,, I Fila - QQ, -5-f -use -, -, - ,fd if :.:,,-, MISS P1aAul.0. Blcczli Mu. M. l . MAN1.1cY MISS liU'ru Nlcmmilllcrix Slove-us Point Normal SlCYl'IlS Point Normal B. A., XOI'lll.XYCSlL'l'Il Ilolmfxlic Srirfnrf' Hislory lwallwlllrllivs Ullwcfslly English 'paw' Principal, F. I.. IQOZIQLKA, Oshkosh Normal, Ii. S., University of NYisr-ousin .lg1'if'111l111'r', Sr'i1'11r'w. Our Faculty Hero is our faculty you soc, A H1016 likcd four cam never hc, VVc'1'0 proud of them. zmcl I'll lell you why, For they :ure thc hvucl of Shim' High. -E. XV. Page Seven 'rf Ar.-R KZILE? hl0C T3 Y Page Eight Jug! z jk x xx f :Y xx A ,!, fl 5 ' I X , 1 J H N ' 4 1 M X 1 SENIURS Tirne hath a farming hand Newman , Nl 'l' t 0 he 1 IOC f1g:J V. 1'-FR ng if Q -Sis? -Y f' IJONALD ANDREWS Donnie Shiueton I Glee Club, -lg Literary Society, lg l Asst. Editor-in-Chief. Baseball is nol lhe only game I play, You'lI see me play lhe game ol' love someday. PATRICK CANQWAN Pal Slephensziille Literary Society, fl, Asst. Bus. Mgr., fl. Pr1triek. cool lhe air, You're Irish, hui yoifve no! go! red L hair. Jlissll-3 Gola Hob Shim-tou Literzu'v Soeietv, il, Clee Club, lg Debate, lg Humor liditor. 1lere's lo Ihr' girl wilh ll heart and a smile lvlalres Ihe llllllllll' of life seem uvorlh while. VIVIAN Gnmxm' Viv-11-Lin Bluck Creek Cluss Treus.. 'lg Outing Club, Pres., 'lg Il. S. Reporterg Movie :ind Il. S. 'l'reas.g Asst. Editor-in-Chief, Vuleclictoriun. Please know my lzolilzed and curly heacl is wise, You're fooled by those unsophislicaleil eyes. Q . Page Nine 'lt '-.' flllril 5 0 9 IROC QQ-V' 'ml ' 'gd l CiI.Am's lI1Lm1AN uIIl'l'IIl!IlIH Black Creek Glec Club, lg I.itc-mry Society, lg Outing Club, flg Literary liflitor. Sl1f',II dcznrc' and sing and Sludy SONY? And all her days znillz joy 110 hum. .'X1.N15'1 1ux KEN N IEIIY 1x'f'1z11wly Shioclon 1 l,1fCI'1l1'y Soclcty, lg Ollllllgf Club, lg D. S. Eclitor. 'STO hw' 11111 !4'r1r'h01'x Url is gilwn Sh? lU0l1dt'l'S, arf' 1110112 !r'r1c'lwl's in hl'lII'f'I1.H l lXl.fXIlION Iilixxlam' V Shiocton Glue Club, fl, Snap Shot lflditor. 'HWm'lc, palivlzl Sli!! shi' lukvs her way, LSIIII IUl1fEI'Sfl0IU full ll66f1,, Ihey snyf' l':X'lCLX'Nl.liMlili lin-11-ly11 Slliuclnn Glec Club, lg Litcrury Society, lg Tennis Club, lg Snap Shot Iiclitor. 'gltlm said fl IUOI'lfI'I' Fflllllllllf lmmf fun, Slufs rzlwayx llwrff zvlwn Il f'0llIf'X Io Il pun. Page Ten :rx . 'KTEQIVAESV 5 ' he hwc F Y,4,.-fi K T Y Y --?- if Q Cl.1N'r0N lXlACK ,l1irk Slmiuvion I.ller111'x' Sociolx' Pros., 1: Orclloslrn, I: Asst. Buns. Mgr. His om' rlelighl, his Irfl hruzd howl: For he 117101178 hozrling like fl howls. JAMES NELSON Jim Sluoclon Orutoricul, -11 Tennis Clulm, 'lg Bus. Mgr., S1lllll.L1l0l'l1ll1. 0h! Cupid bring your golden Ilarl, The girls are aflfl' JlIllllllt',S I1e111'l. E'r1l1cl. PAl.xn-in Slnuvlon Lilcrury Sociely Pros., 'lg 'Il-nnis Clulm Pres., -lg Class SOC.: l.ltCI'2ll'j' lillll0I'. 1I4'r smile I1'r111xc'4'111ls Ihr' power ol' pm, A1111 0h.' how she lows her fl'110ll7llI4'II. LILA P00142 Pooh Shioclon Orchestra, '13 Glcc Club, -lg Outing Club Sec. and Treas., -'lg Music Iidilor. Her Uoivc' has surh ll r'l1ef'1'l'1rl ring She laughs Ill fad ul Pvvry lhuzgf' L 4 l Q 3 Page Eleven , fjilh i-mimi ,gl a he hzoc im' QEEEX si ' :ii: A Aiuuxic PULS 'A Toolsv Shiocton Glcc Club, flg Outing Club, 4g Chief Libru1'iaug Humor Edilor. A zvorrivfl look is on her brow, Oh! Arluw whafs lhe mailer now? 7'Osc1ixnHoM1a14:1iG Dulch,' Shioclon Dcbule, -lg Stock Judging Team, 4g Class Pres., 43 Editor-in-Chief. Erlil01'-in-Chief of lhe Shioc skill, Full of pep and I'I'l1dy lo laugh. GLEN VAN S'I'n.-x'1'1cN Shiorzlon Lilcrury Socicly, lg 0l'.ll0I'lC,ll, lg Class Pool. 'lllz' may ln' shy when lhv girls are around, Blll 11717110 rlvlmllng hr' lfevps his gI'UlIlld.,, TIAROLD xv,-KN S'rRA'rlf:N Harris , Shioclon Agricultural Editor. Pinus and Quik! lo say lhe leasl, Upon his sludies he does surely feasif' X Page Twelve 1 F 1 1 J S ' ll,-Q hzoc ,Y f IEE -1 ' i .Aa LOYAL XVOGICI. HMI Sl1iocl1111 D0l111ti11g, 11 O1'11to1'i1'z1l, 1: Stock .l111lgi11g'l'c:1111, lg Alhlclim' Ii1lil111'. H11-11011 IIIIIS1 111'11111'. go 1111111 1I'!I1l. l'm 111 1111 1111111 11If11,S 1111 I SfI11.M I 191 1 1 1 lil 4 lR17'1'11 Y1111l51. Ii'11f11x Slli0ClUll 4 Pros., Glcc Club: Yi1'1'-P11-ea.. l,ilc1':11'y Socnclyg Ylcu-P1'1vs., Class: X 101'-Pros., Oullng Clllllg ljlllllliilll' lC1l1l111'. 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Andrews 'l'all Daiieing Carrier few more girls P:il1riek lnclepen- To contra- Playing To become To obey the Lanavan :lent diet Cards a card teachers. shark .lessie Sober Flirting Looking for To stay at Never work Cioe something home even- too hard. to laugh at ings Yiviian 'l'imid I Boating To play Travel Less you do, tfranily Hookie around best for the world you. Gladys Figity Drive her Reeiting To guess Never go I lerinan Ford right slow Alnetta Slim To laugh Curling To be a Laugh and liennecly Ilair nurse grow fat. Marion Bold Yainping XYriting To go Duty first. Kennedy notes XYest luvelyn Iler dimples Take life To kill time To be a Be happy, Lemke liasy house- you only keeper live once. Clinton Ilis mus- Playing Studying To finish I think, Mack taehe Pool Math. school therefore, I am. .lames Winking Sitting with YValking to To be a .lust Wait a Nelson girls Nichols lawyer minute. Izthel Ilappiness Entertain- Eating To be a Laugh be Palmer ing hairdresser happy, the Evenings world's O.K Lila lfoolishness Coming late Working To he in Enjoy Poole to sehool Physics the Follies yourself. Arline llelpfulness Sitting with Lending To grow Oh, it ain't Puls the boys Notebooks slender late yet. ytlsear Blntling Trapping Chewing Become an To seek dili- Roniberg gum author gently after knowledge. Loyal llerl hair Conibing arguing 'l'o live in There is no Vogel hair Milwaukee limit. lfluth Golden To play the To To buy a To be busy Vogel tresses piano sing Sax. ever. llarolcl Iiashful- NX'orking To study 'I'o.he a I never have Yan- ness Geometry Geometry mighty time. Straten Senior Glen XYriling Talking To be I'll hand it in Yan Tardy poetry eorreetly a poet tonight. Stralen lfeen Page Fou f ws . 'mf xy V flimby ' f,!iw 0 IIE hl0C L 'fF 5 L- ' :Z Page Fifteen I X DUI V I 0 UIZB 512200 Ev-12 . L '14 ff Xen R. 1 X , 1 A f J wr? yy, J ,,,,, V A 5, ik f X fir 1 ,,,, H iid, ' 4 'xii ,f wg ' X fa y .fff f f KH -M f V 1 v ,J' 1 A ' f I I 55 Vx ,X IUNIORS Land of Hearlfs Desire Ufhere beauty has no ebb, decay no flood, But joy is wisdoni, Tifne ia' song. Yeats I Sixteen . 'iq I . Ulla 511200 'Qc-f-ff J- ! et, W N i First Ifnzzu Jolmson. Qllillll'j'. Ilzlus, Pvivrs, Puls, lirwin, Sikxlllfl , Sl'f'IPlYf1l?0II'.' N1-ihl. l3ooth, IDL-jv. Slu-plmcrmlsolm. Blink, llousv. Third How: Imcfkv, .ICSSINCII Conklo, Ilzmscn, Lellnlzm. Pa ge Seven teen , V k o 9 hZOC QQ, ,--I -12125 Xe e Prcsiflml , Vice-l'resirlml Treasurer . ef The uniors Class Officers -:gf . RIADHIAN QIYALI 1 x BI1I.l.ARIJ Comm 1 Iilmzxlum I,Ia'rTM Secrclary . AIAIKY BLINIX Class Jlollo: Tho Sky is our I.imil. Class Colors: Azure Blue :md Sulmou Class 1'll0ll7I'l'.' Sweet Peas Class Yell Inicu, miuicu Ilalla bazu Boom bah! Boom bah! The Juniors! Rah! Rah! -7 4, vlgfiff' eva 2 -I-is :Sm ra 4 :isis , ,Y T: 05327 SFTJEV 91,5 Nga? Wd, ,5 ,-.0 ,wif - A Q f e e 41621 FW- .7,., nfjf :limba sw-gif? .siv W1 -WW 405 Page Eighteen I1 5 0 Ulla hzoc Q. c , CEE ,ff ?iiZ ,za The Juniors The Junior Class has met with success in all of its undertakings of this year. Their first meeting was called for the purpose of electing officers. The respective oflicers elected have filled their parts very well and have lived up to our expectations. Un Qctober 19, 1923, the Junior Dance was held at the High School Auditorium. lVlusic was furnished by the Rose Garden Entertainers from New London. Refreshments were served by the girls ofthe Junior Class. Shortly before Christmas the play f'Light House Nanf, a comedy- drama in three acts was well underway. The characters were well chosen and under the direction of Miss Beck the play was given before a large audience and met with ap- proval. The play was as full of pep as it was full of laughter. The date of presentation was March 21. As a class of enthusiasts, the Juniors have surely shown their colors, three of the members ofthe debating teams were Juniors. Alton and Edward helping to uphold the Negative While Mary helped to uphold the Aflirmative. Two of the Junior girls took up Declamatory work, Lucille and Madrian. Nladrian won first place in the school contest. As the Seniors of '25 we predict a class of a great many possibilities. At this writing the decorations for the Prom are well under way. Several meetings were held for this purpose. They are well pleased with the Seniors for giving them such pretty colors to decorate with. A pretty color scheme is being carried out. VVe l-:now it is going to be a success. 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I We FAKE F7307 ' n G-'mcg R032 rsm.nxLnQeX9-- D01 Page Twzfnty-two 'Pk , lm 1 Q ..., IOC E- i' V F -we K 'Q' - a ff' THE SOPHOMORE CLASSH of '24 Smiling, peppy, enthusiastic, and energetic the once overworked Freshman class emerged into the sunny Sophomore class of '24. On that bright autumnal morning, when the sun shown it's brightest, it's light was reliected in the faces of the happy Sophomores, as they thought of the many things the year might bring forth. The days rolled by swiftly. lfverthing worked like a clock, ex- cept here and there where an overworked Freshie would be grumbling over the number of little round zeroes on his report card. Such an unfortunate would always be comforted with the good advice of: Follow the example ofthe Sophomore class of '2-I and zeroes will be so rare that at the end of the year you will ask your teacher to put one on your report card for a souvenir. The Juniors too, were once Sophomores just like we, but they have changed greatly, for they no longer possess the enthusiastic attitude, instead it has grown into a feeling of something or other that we do not like to speak about. The Seniors are a class of High School students, only of a more refined species fthe differentia is mlioreador trousers and monacles for the boys, and latest parisian styles for the girlsj. 'lihe respective members of said Sophomore class are: Oliver Felton, orator and vocalist. Robert Middleton, who has determined on a medical career. Delbert Schwandt, specialist for ailments of an auto. Harold Booth, Shiocton's future druggist. Harold NoachfHe is going to be a farmer when he gets big Ctallj enough. Desmond Steede, lawyer or surveyor Che hasn't decided yetj. Erwin Witt, an enthuiastic Hradio fan . Clayton Allender, High School professor. Lester Plut, author and poet. Leonard Henry, poultry rancier Csome feathered, some notj. Charles Kettner, destined to be either Usheiku or cake eater Cprobably bothj. Anita Rohm, future woman President of the United States. lVluriel McLaughlin teacher of rhetoric CBegorre but that sure what oi'm going to bej. Bernice Andrews, moving picture star. Alma Sasman, comedian fshe can laugh anybody's sorrow away. We've even seen her laugh at the teachersj. Dorothy Curtis, nurse. Florence Herman, artist and cartoonist Cshe can draw anything between a horse and a buggyj. Rose Kelly, woman doctor Qthis is our deduction since we saw her reading UlVlending of Broken Heartsnj. Elsie SielaH-, stenographer. Lillian Gomm, says she is going to be an old maid, but you never can tell, every 4th year is Leap Yearu. Some Classl Oh Boy! The one who takes the most interest in the Sophomore class is a certain teacher with bobbed hair, and large tortoise shell glasses. She is the class advisor. They sure are an ambitious bunch and whatever you do, Freshmen, follow the example ofthe Sophomore class of '24, -L. P. '26, Page Twenty three p 9 ' '90 ' 9 hloc elk S ge Twenty-four A , ,. EHR ,ee Q J X XX f A 1 w y gl TAR -T FRESHMEN Oh Pilof, 'HJ a fealjful ruzghff There? danger on Hze deep. Bayly J e gr' lv'!,l-I 'K' -ff cfv:-iq ! 5 0 Ulla 9 . hzoc -iff2f ? ' QQ, Lil- -ff 'L -g -2. firsl How: A. Yau Stmtvn. Sic-warrl. Gr:-Onwull. Ilurllwrl, B. Quzmllcy, 1 I Lclllmm, 'l'ylm'r, Yoigl. X Ill Ilmn l. Nlorw I' N111 SlI lU'Il II'1ll'u m 901-01111 Holla' X. Kelly, 'Q ' NOQIFII, Nl. .IOSSIIICII Nl. Nlursc. mmm. 1'l1irrI Hom: Xl. Yun Stratton, Mamsiiold, Town, Peelmlcs, F. John, Cancv. C Iirxvin, Sr-llwub. Page Twenty-Eve ,Vi .Q,?w 1-.,l,m' Qxlv 0 he hzoc Q- fi Xi' l'Y if STJOTTSB Anas 'li- Qui' S315 N rw LxnrNLE. ,qreshmen-G S. f36QX1-VQNK1' Q61 ,Ak E' MQW Mxikwm ' 4 . ., 3WidWww ' , 'A Q igg-Emmy The Tru 'fffi V , k 1. -,,, A-' 0vPfVlvs'1c.v2vn1 Page Twenty-six ' .' .4 , .ly- ik lv -f:1:a:g'lfLli ' ' Ang lla- Y The Freshmen VVe, the freshmen of 1924, came marching into High in the fall of 1923. VVe came wild as the hills and carefree as the wind, but after eight months of battling with English, Algebra, Science and Civics, and trying to succeed with the necessities of life we find ourselves still united but our wild nature is calmed and we are keener in brain and more dignified and proud within ourselves to Find that we have fought our lirst battle and won. VVe have also gone through initiation. Some of us shudder to think of that terrible night, but we all lived through it. Since then there have been many things to entertain us, such as Lyceum, Shows and debate. Our class consists of twenty three members. Anna Kelly is our class comedian whom we could not do without. Madeline and Edna Greenwalt who are always together, they and Myrtle and Edna May are our gigglers. We have in our midst two declamatory contestants and one orator. They are Myrtle Mans- field, Bernadine Qualley and Raymond Steward. VVe can also boast of two trappersfhunters4hookey players, YVarren Tyler and Tom Morse. There are also demure little girls in our class. There is Louise and Alice Voigt, our blood curdling story writer. She can write stories that make Miss Nemacheck shudder and make her teeth chatter. Then there is Gertrude Hallaran our one girl who has not bobbed her hair. Russel Noach is never in time for school. VVe also have a heart smasher in our midt, Edna May Town. Edna Van Horn, Genevera Erwin and Irene Lettman are always seen together, only Edna is absent when Genevera and Irene play hookey. We have another good little girl, Jennie Peebles, she is good but, Oh! My. Our Class Oihcers are: Prefidmzz . . MADELINE MORSE Secretary . . . TOM Mosse Treaxurer GENEVERA ERWIN e f ff .u J iff Q i x ss, Amelia , Fl is E X65 if Us Ill. - 4 Page Twenty-seven gY'v IA 1 A 5 V 3 9dWv 1W, ' wf xbiix- I: 20 C Q9 -5 l l 1-5 lx ,?fT+MNf JV f w 21 f . ' r f , 4 wiv g If H NN ff A i3QQX wV xx df 5 C1 'f, WXQjwh V, ,XX MJ: I1 4 GV S' SHN ' fi- X K E 3, I NU lsr 1, , V I 1 il Q Kw xx w X I I ' 11 M aw fy M Iflxxfu, Z M Cf Z1 w' 1+ 4' 'IV H ,- h i IX :Q M , 747 ,, ll X- W SF' xl, '-s lx' , fjUM N I A-L1 mm... PgT ty ghr l 1 I' ' ll 'i' i 5 N. '..i,..i ' he . ,,,. .i, i . i hzoc f lf 'i Qiiljg Yi ' I .f Girl's Literary Society! YI i1'xI Rum: Peebles. H. Kelly. F. Ilerman. l3irmier, G. llerman, .X, lxennedy. llurllacrt. Ci. lirwin. Yantlerliool. Goe. Puls. Yoigl. Sf'f'ol1rlI?ol1i.' Norse, Curtis, .Iohnson. Sasnian, Clonnn, lil. lirxyin. Qualley, l,illIlll'l', Clreenwall. lilinli. llallaraii. fiance. Tliird lfuni: A. Kelly, 'l'oxyn, Yan llorn, Nlanslielcl. .lol1n. Vogel, l.t-inke, llanson. Letlinun, Sewala. The Girls' l,ll'Cl'2ll'y Society was organized at the heginning of the school year. The Society orlicials were elected at the first meeting. 'llhe orlice rs we re: l'rf.vidfnf . if'l'HEl. PALINIICR l'z'uf-Prrfidezzt . . RUTH Yooiii. St'fI'FflZ!'j' and TI'FllJ'IH't'I' RUTH plonxsox A program committee was appointed hy the l'resident. Wle de- cided to hold meetings every two weeks. The work taken up by the Society consisted of readings, recitations, songs, music recitals, dialogues, plays and other types of entertain- ment. The meetings during the hrst semester were not held regularly, hut in the second semester we decided to hold them every Thursday in order to accomplish just as much as possible. A new program committee was appointed hy the President every three weeks in order to give other students practice in acting in the various capacities. Page Twenty-nine ' ax ll? , :WM 5 ' Ubi 72200 E- if : ' J Y Tg -V--Ye. ' 1.5 Boy's Literary Society lfirsl Hmm: Klaelx. Heilil, Mirlcllelon. Alleucler, Puls. Will. Sl'f'1llH1 lfnzzn' lioepke, Ilaus. Peters. Dey, Shi-plierclsou. lilika. Tliirrl Huw: Plutz. Locke. Auclrews, Sehwancll, Noaeh, lielluer. The Boys, literary Society was organized at rhe beginning ol' the school year Ol' 1923. About twenty boys were assembled with the old otlicers in charge. As it was the lirst meeting new olhcers were to be elected. 'lihey were as follows: lj7'E,fI-llIl'71f , . . QDLIVIER l'il-ILTON lice-lJzw'z'dw1f . . CLINTON MAcK Sz'L'7'l'flH'j' . . . ROBERT lVlIDDLETON Mar.rhal! ..,... CLAYTON A1.i.L:NnicR The programs were to be held every two weeks, with each member rendering a part one time or the other. The programs consisted of: llarliamentary Law, debate, topics of today, and songs. The prime object of the society was to enable its members to hold public meetings in the proper Way. This was easy to accomplish as the society adviser had Robert's Rules ol' Order summarized and supplied each member with a copy. At the end of the first semester the society thought it a good policy to elect new ofhcers so the majority of the members could hold some olhee. Prfridmzf .... CLINTON MACK lvfL'f'-P7'F,l'1.LZ7KlZf . . , , Royce Lociqii SFE7'Kf6l?'j'd71d Y'7't'Il.V7fl7'1'l' , . . ALTON PULS 'lihey hoped to achieve their object of holding their meetings regular and accomplish as much as they could. Page Thirty 1 ' Uk ef- I me ld Memories to Chief Shioc 1111 11111 S11111 111' 111111111111 1I1!11l'1'. ' 1111 11111 1'11'1'l' 111. S111111- 11ll1l'11 II l'111l'1'1lI1lI 11l'1I1'l' 111111 11111111111 ' 111111111 11111 1'1111'1'111111 1'fl11f'11 S11111l'. . - - ww 1'111'1'1' 1111111111 11111111111 11111 l'1'11 1111111' 1111111 .11111 ll11l4'I'1' 1'111111x Il1t'1't' 1111111'1 111 1'111'11. 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The cushions were made of leather The best that ever were madeg They were soft, just like a feather, And guaranteed never to fade. Running it, was the first thing For me to learn you know, And when I was ready my ears didn't ring, I was just afraid to go. Then finally I did get started, And down the road I shotg The engine kicked and snorted, And the radiator sure got hot. I was all by myself just then, And didn't know what to do: Then I saw in front of me a hen, But it didn't take long she Hew. You ought to see that Hivver hop When I got near the city, Though I was in fear of seeing a cop, An then myself would pity. And after a time of this toiling I got her under control, I noticed the radiator was boiling, In the tire was a terrible hole. I started to fix the tire, Giving the engine time to cool: Though it was as hot as fire, And I said, Why did I go like a fool, WW 6 115.7 Mi ss M C I , I 4 I ,x!!'x,:V,mII'- f1'fiH ,N- x o 20 :til 1,32 - When I got that tire mended And got it back on the rim: I was sitting in my Ford contented But the gas tank looked mighty slim. Before I reached home that night I ran into the ditchg And then my Ford looked an awful sight. I Iooked worse than an angry witch. And when I got up and Iooked around, I discovered the shape it was in, But then I heard a chucking sound, It was the engine in a heap of tin. I thought I would have to leave it there, Until I had more time. I had to be just fair and square Because the fault was mine. Its name soon changed to I.izzy,', Because she was full of dents, This Ford did sure look dizzy, Since it had gone through the fence. I had it Iixed and after that I was a bit more careful: I did not drive as fast as what I did when I was so fearful. The radiator is broken nearly through And can't be fixed no more: The engine misses, hits on two Instead of hitting on four. Its not fit to be seen by a Lord 'Cause there's dents in all the tin, The last I tell you about my 'ForcI , Its a good one for the shape it's in. E. W. Ode to the Freshmen Oh! We vanie from Ihr' I'Il'f'SlZIIIIIlZ class, Of goof! 0111 Shim' High .-I IIIl'l'l'iCl', happier, pvppiw' banvh, IVas IIPUFI' seen in flags gong bg. ,Ind now on lhv sands of lime, IW have lvfl our i'00IlJI'II1l'S sharp and r'l0a1', To guide lla' erring F1'4'sh1m'n, II'h4'n Sophnznon' dags are nvar. II'aiI noi, IWep not, O Lillhf Fl'l'SllII1l'lI. lie hI'Ill'F, hr' bold we ask, For i11 lhe sunshine of our rlffarls o!'i1alm', You shall lic' in vast' and bask. I.. II. '26 Qi Page Thirty-three ' Vx I , ' he -11200 'Q' ' A , Page Thirty-four The Battle As Freshmen first we entered High, ln that great year of nineteen, We were then numbered thirty three Exceedingly fresh and gieen. We were laughed at by the Sophomores For the pleasures were all theirs, And one day before assembly, Presented us green caps to wear. But they were not contented, For they enjoyed their play. And for our lives after initiation Did each of us solemnly pray. Safe recovering from that torture, To the Sophs shouting defiance, We labored with our English, Algebra, Botany, and Science. When the Seniors of that year, Left old Shioc High Schools' doors We thought we were quite honored When we were made Sophomores. As Sophs we looked upon the Freshies As Sophs at us had gazed, And tlsey dared not call their souls their own Until we had them properly hazed. That year we worked right faithfully, And when good bye we bade, Cnce again we were promoted, Being honorable Juniors made. We struggled with our Geometry Sometimes far into the night But when we'd wake up in the dawn Things had worked themselves out right. To us it was an eventful yearg Our ambitions ran quite high, Looking forward to the Junior Prom , As the fourth of May drew nigh. But the Seniors thought theyid have some fun, They'd see if we would fight, So at once they flew their colors, Their class colors- Black and White. At once we held a meeting, This problem to discuss And we decided then and there, They'd not put it over us. if Us V iglgl zrk o 9 , 11200 'Q' Q 'Q' kgi1i 'lQ Arguments grew hot and heavy: Working fast was every jaw, They said it was a custom never broken, And that we must obey that law. You will decorate in those colors ! Yes, those Seniors dictated thus, We said, All rules may be excepted, just you leave this one to us. On the battle raged and stormed, Until the faculty did we consult, Each of the factions hoping to win, We impatiently awaited the result. At last the decision was given And very much to our delight, For after long hours of thought They made us victorious in the fight. Having conquered the noble Seniors At once we set about And decorated in their colors Tho' as to beauty there was a doubt. Thus our junior year was ended Years fast slipping with their pranks, As the Seniors soon departed We were lifted to their ranks. On The Shiocnfl-ligh School annual, Earnest works begun by some, And when we have it completed We'll know we've something done. Now that we have reached our last step And the days are drawing nigh When we'll have finished English We will meet them with a cheer. Though looking forward to Commencement, Counting often times the days We will not forget our school mates Though our paths lead different ways. ln our little book of mem'ries We will write these things down clearly Although now they are not treasured, We will grow to love them dearly. We will bid farewell to teachers, . Schoolmates all, one last good bye. As we leave our Alma Mater, Our well beloved, Shioc High . R.E..V. ,Z Page Thirty-five Qlh , TW .l.,'-,.'h'5x'I f.ii, .'A 5 ' i .jd 1 .7 'I ,W 3 Sy 1 F i I XX f ,' 1 fhv 2 uv n JN . vu, ZX f , Q-, 0 , , Q j igs lb N : - N Is , G' 1 f ' Kb Q i 1' . AK ix 1, X S X X X X 4 X 1 EJ 1' . A X Z x 6 M x 1. f 1 X ' is M f X 0 1 If X , Q ? X X ai,-J, Q' ,JQ W , HB --.J . Q Q WW PM U PgTh y V ml knxg lhl iglliaim 0 E .Q ,f 1:25 'A ' f Af Debating Leoxfxnn llizxm' BIARY BLINK mscixn Romneno First Second Third QUESTION Resolzierl, That Congress enact a law embodying the essential features of the Huber unemployment Bill, Constitutionality conceded. The tirst contest took place February 15. The triangle formed being New London, Shawano, Shioeton. Our Negative team went to Shawano to debate and the Aflirmative remained to debate New London here. A close decision was awarded the Aflirmative 2-1 in their favor. The Negative team won a unanimous decision from Shawano. This placed Shiocton as victor of the triangle. Another triangle was formed including Manawa, Casco, and Shioeton. This debate took place March 11, the Aflirmativc went to Manawa and Casco came here to debate against the Negative. Both teams losthby a close decision. Casco being the winner of this triangle. A pennant was awarded the victor by Lawrence College. EDXYARD.LETTMAN .IESSIE GOE ALTON PULS First Second Third 1 Page Th irty-seven fl i . Cjhe Shzoc ANAL' was If Declamatory and Oratory .IAMIES lNl'1LSON MAIJIRIAN QUALLEY Our preliminary contest took place on Friday afternoon April 3, six declaimers and six orators battling for the prizes. It was held in the presence of the student body and the faculty acted as judges. The Winners Were: Declamatory, FirstfMadrian Qualley, Second- Bernadine Qualley, Third-Rose Kelly. Oratorical, First-James Nelson, Second-Robert Middleton, Thirdfflliver Felton. Due to Manawa and New London entering different districts, our district included only three schools: Seymour, Hortonville, and Shiocton, and since Hortonville had no speakers our only rival was Seymour. 'lihe contest was held here Friday evening, April 11. The judges Were: Prof. Mullinex, Lawrence College, Prof. Gruenhagen, Oshkosh Normal, Prof. Rightrue, Stevens Point Normal. The program was as follows: Music ........ HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA My Love Dwelt in Northern Lands BERNADINE QUALLEY Madame Butterfly ...... LUCILLE DROEGER The Finger of God . . MADRIAN QUALLEY King,s Pardon . . . EILEEN HANSEN America's Mission . .... ALFRED HOLZ Americanization ...... ROBERT MIDDLETON Protest Against Sentence as a Traitoi . EARL DUNBAR The Adventure of Peace ..... JAMES NELSON Both Declamatory honors Went to Seymour, Madame Butterfly Winning first place and King's Pardon second. On the other hand both oratorical honors were Won by Shiocton, Adventure of Peace getting first place and Americanization second. Page Thirty-eight A ft'-A he hzoc bar- - '-5:-1- Yi.: f - Junior Class Play t'LICII'l'II0lTSE NAN' Cas! of Iflmrnrters llon. John Endlow, President of Seacoast Banking Company BIILLARD CONKLE Ned Blake, his private secretary ......,. llOYCE LOCKE lehabod Buzzer, the old keeper of the lighthouse . . EDXVARD LETTMAN Sir Arthur Choke, a British Aristocrat . . . llIIlIAM IIOUSE lnjun Jiin, a bad man ...., . , . ALTON PULS Nan, a little roustabout ..... . ldU'I'H .IOHNSTJ N Moll Buzzer, the gentle autelope .... . . . Nl.-KRY BLINK lion. Sarah Chumlev Choke, Arthur's sister .,.. NIADRIAN QUALLEY Ilortense Endloxv, a eitv lmelle .,...,.. CIENICVIEVE BOOTH ACT l and.2. The exterior of a lighthouse on the Carolina coast. ACT JS. l,llJI'2ll'V in John lindloxv's eltv home. Tmii. The present. if The play was given bv the Juniors March 21 and met with great success and approval. Senlor Class Play ANI I IXTl2l'DlNG? Cris! of ffhrzrarlers Mrs. Hastings, a housekeeper ...... . . XQIYIAN CTR.-XNDY Blair Hoover, the adventurer . . 4 PATRICK CANAVAN lirnest Rathburn, Jane's Secretary . . LOYAL XYOGEL Marjorv Yare, the elder daughter . . LILA POOLE Dickie VValdrou, a romanticist . DONiXI-D ANDREWS Mona. the Maid ..... . ARLINIC PULS Iloraee Yare, the father . . . OSCAR ROMBERG y Violet Yare, the younger daughter . . JESSIE GOE Peter, devoted to Yi ...., . CI.lNTON MACK Dora, a friend of Yi's. ,,... , llL'TH XYOGEL Gerald Mays, Jerry from Sage Creek ...,.. JAMES NELSON Jane, Yare's niece ,.,...,,... IZTHEL PALMER PLACE-Entireaction Oeeurs in the living room of Yards home on Long Island, at some distance from New York City. 'TIME'-PI'CS0lll. The date for the class play has been set for May 16. and under the direction of our Class advisor Mr. Manley work has been begun in earnest. Page Thirty-nine ' 1 'v u 5 Ulla A Shine -- I N, ?5fFf4L21j'l f - gzip 513-Q -r LW' Eg Q-fx -jff . ' Xi, B N - ,g?' X X ' A Y W Q fi F HQRYEGUL URE Y 1' ' - 1 ' . 1 1. I 1 Am ' W 1'1iV 1 0 1. '1 .if '.' 1 '- -J he fff3f114-9351 2111 - r 1.0 C li- f pd : t I 1 M Z5 ur Agriculture Course Couizsis or STUDY First Year. . . .Farm Shop Vlvork. Special Phases Clyoultry, Gardening. Hi1l'fl- culture.1 Second Year. . . .Crops and Soils. 'lihird Year. . . . . .Animal Husbandry. Fourth Year. . . . .Farm Mechanics. Farm Management. Due to the crowded program it is necessary to combine the first and second year students into one class and the third and fourth year students another class offering the subjects every second year. The Agricultural course hlls a big need in our county as a large percentage of our students COITIC from the farm expecting to go hack again as soon they complete their work. With the increased in- terest shown in the work and the quality of the projects it is hoped that we may soon be able to qualify for federal aid, coming under the Smith-Hughes law. The Fufure Farmer HH' 110 111 s1'1111111 111111 111'111r 111111 T11 111111'1f 111111 s111r111 111111 11111 111 1111111 T11 51111111 11111's1's, 1'11111s 111111 SI1121111 A1111 A710111 11111 11111111s 111 .1lIf1171l1g 1'111'11. W1' s1111l11 111 l11111L's 111111 11111 11111 111111 11111 s111111111 lf1'C1111s1f 11'1' 111111111 111111 111111 1111 11s 11111111 TI11' P1'111'. gives IIS 111111119114 11111 1111111 lhem 1111111 111e1' 11011111.91 111' 11.1'11111111s 1h1'111 11s 11111111111 11s C1111 1111. T111' 111111115 1111 11111111 111111 11111 sun 11o1fs shim' H111 111111 sl11111 s1'11 111 1111' 1'lI1lII'l' 1111111 7117111 1111' 111'1's1111 1111111 .s11111111s as 1111111 11s 111' 11111 W111 s1111111 11111 111111111 111111 1112 1x I1 1111111. - -L. ll. Page Forty-one fl e 12100 - -sinh 4 . -C3 I' VY- ggi, ,5 Stock Iudging A short time after school began this year, Mr. Kczelka called a meeting of all the students interested in stock judging work. Nine students tried out for a place on the team. About twice a week they went to different farms in the community to judge the different classes of livestock. With the use of the score cards which showed each stuclent's ability, the final selection was made. The stock judging was represented by Loyal Vogel, Oscar Romberg, and Alton Puls, with Robert Middleton as alternate. The contest was held at Green Bay, Wisccinsin, February Sth. The opponents were Marinette, Neenah and Algoma. Our team did not win the trip to Madison, but the contestants felt the practice as being Worth while, and say it will always be of value to them. Page Forty-two A V . L ' lj i jllliijj 5 . l e ,.5,i,, z f 12200 ,? -i f ill-Tg'l'fYfi 1: g gd The Community Fair The community fair which was held at the High School in October, was a very interesting affair especially in exhibiting the efforts ofthe student body as a whole. Numerous exhibits were displayed and prizes were awarded. The prizes this year were not given in cash, but instead printed ribbons were ordered and each prize was given a certain ribbon as an acknow- ledgement of a place. ln the clay time such activities as stock-judging, judging of the exhibits and track-meet tool: place. 'lihe track-meet was held for the district schools and was taken up with a great deal of enthusiasm and interest. First, second and third prizes were given for standing broad jump, running broad jump, fifty yard dash, hundred yard dash, etc. Although the attendance during the day was very small, the at- tendance in the evening more than made up for the afternoon's loss. A very interesting speech was delivered by our county agent, after which different numbers were given by the different school organiza- tions. A community fair tends to create more interest. both between the farmers and student body as well. It gives the students a better understanding of management as well as an appreciation of' the ad- vantages ofco-operation are developed. ln our attempts to make the community flair a success a great deal of time has been sacrificed but time which we considered to be well spent. '- ii .mg t I I 'WWF' all. 1 l l l WV v 1 lx' Page Forty three 'W ,K 9,19 mi hzoc ' m m W fu k WX gxw ,ff Y YV if W T2 -4 zf ,' 254 ' f' ! Y B 'X l' 'lf f X!! v I Q lg If A ,al , ,fy f WM W 2 1+ XJ . ' 2 qw! mf, mx all T K7 u , ' I ',, fH 4 M. . , f, lE ffW4 '? N 'ale'-TJ ? J, , K WT R mg Q I 5 X + , gl V 5 m FT ' B' Z7 monastic-scgfcics gFyf ' Vx h I' xl- N WM x 5 0 9 W ' ,HOC br - 111155 -g cif :l4 .14 Domestic Science IN CZLASSES During the first semester the girls took cooking. 'lihey were divided into two classes. Freshmen in one, and Sophomores and juniors in the other. ln the first part ofthe year the girls canned vegetables, fruits. pickles: made jellies and marmalades. Later on they cooked the different vegetables and fruits and also learned the different methods of' preparing food for the table. During this course the girls learned the different ways of serving meals and served meals among themselves. The girls took an active part in the school fair and other activities. They had candy sales and with the money they earned and that which was left over from last year they have fitted up a very cozy rest room. ln the first part ofthe last semester the girls did the sewing re- quired of them and after they had finished this they could sew what ever they wanted for themselves. They also took up a course in ad- vanced problems. In with their sewing they studied some of the textiles and had recitations on them. Some of the textiles they studied are flax and cotton. ln this way they obtained a better knowledge of the diffierent fabrics and also which materials were best for making different articles. .. - , V Jag. 'hm' ' 4' ffipzfx may-5: . mum:- 2:2f:q2 . .Wifi Yiflflaj ' Eiaigf awylz- -4-w i.-n Il K! Page Forty-five l k 1 f C5218 ag Shim? QQ- - -jf QCEEL -9 ff '3ifi 1 fgi l fi' j K I! fffj ff ff' C s T 7 - ' 1 .W ltlv Alv' I X - ,4A,, k H V- YA AQMM Y NRA --Vi Q i f KN K , ,.,.V q I, i x X 4 Page Forty-six Q- ,, ' l' 1 1 hg 511200 ,f' 'lsdiltli 1lVZ -fqrr , Orchestra l - l Xmlrexxs. Lorrlile. Met-cle. Nlxneli. Ilenry. l'nol1'. lmxn. Wvlren ll meeting wus ezallecl for tryouts for tlle orchestral we l:OLlIlLl XYL' l Ytllll mtl lost three of nur number from lzlst year :mcl only two of lust 'ls OIAL'llCSTlAll left. Nye soon funnel four more who were really really to till their places, :mel :lt this time the orchestral consists of the ftllltm mg: l P an tl t lm e LII1 tl zmcl l,1L,x Poorli . l'i:mu lVllI.l,.-XRD QNONKLIQ A . . Cornet IAQQNARD HENRY A . Alto Snxwplwne C1,1x'roN M,xcK . C. Melody Szrxoplwne lfluxrx Mn' lows . . , Yiulin Drisxloxn Srnzrsme .,...., Drums urr of the OI'L'l'16Sl'I'll wus represented every wcelc :nt the Movies the entire orchestral made its IIPPCLITIIIICC several times Tl1I'0llgh0llt yezrr. appearing lnellmre the 1lSSk'lIll5ly, :rt the urz1tu1'iez1l ecmtest grzxcluzltimm exercises. ln our practices much interest wus shown we all felt tlrut we were amply repaid. P age Forty-seven . 'W WPA h al S - 8 y 12200 QR- 5 l,glf75if ,jf Girl's Glee Club 5 Firx! Rmlif Xl. liennecly. li. Siclall, Sasxnan, Aiiclrexys. li. Sielnill. .lohn- son, llanseu. Serum! lfow: Leiulae. Pulls. Poole. llurllaerl. Ciieeiiwzxll, Qualley. Leil- man. Thin! Ifillllf Morse. Town, lioolli, Cionun, Vogel, Nlclauglilin. Coe. 'llhat which all the girls consider the hest musical organization in the school. The following are the ol'l'icers: l'z'f51'de1zf , . . . . RUTH Yonai. 1'zrf-llmi'fdefzf . EDNA GRE ISNVVALT Sem-mwy , . Biaiusucifz Anniucws 7'rfa,v1m'w '..... RLJTH ,lonusox Vlle have this year a large numher of girls taking part in Glee Clulu VVorlc, Both Seniesters were spent with Miss Beck as clirector antl l.ila Poole as accompanist, in studying various selections as. Gypsy l.ove Songn, Our Yesterdays . 'L-lust A Wlearin' For Youn, Vin Lonesome 'lihatls Ally, and 'little Mother O, lVlineH. This work is carried on every Nlveclnesclay afternoon from 3:30 to 4200. Vlle have taken an active part in the Coniniunity lfair anal at other smaller activities. It is also our duty to entertain at least once a year for the opening exercises at noon. 'llhis feat we accoinplishecl verv well on Wletlnesday, February 23. At all times there is neecl of cheer ancl encouragement anal we have trietl to do that by singing. Page Fort y-eigh t 1 31 .1 . fjhe l Shzoc - T 5' 4 if 'f gffiwg -47 if B0y's Glee Club Y 'Y' l l l i1'.s! I1'11111.' L1-ll111:111. Mitlrllelrmti. Puls. Yogel. Plulx. Xlurse. lililia. Sweolzrl 150111: Seliwaiicll, .Xlle114l111'. Dey, XYill. licmlli. Stn-wartl. 7'l111'1lH11111.' 'I'yle1'. lim-pke. llenry. lameltc. .XIl!lI't'NYS. Iiellneix The Boys' Glee Clulx to say the least is ll niusical anal peppy group of warlvlers. The Cluh was startecl late in the fall and since then has niet with coniniiinity wicle attention. The buys have shown worthy effort anal talent in each and every one of the seleetic ns which they l':1vo1'etl us with. 'llhis was only made possible by the sacrifice of half an l1c1111'r111t-11f- school-time, gcpucl hartl work at the rehearsals and the untiring el'F111'ts of Miss Neniacheclc thei1'1li1'ectc1r. 'lb her was given the task of weltl- in their hither-to untrainc1l voices into the warhling larks giving stress especially to the wortl l'lfl '. Their pep and musical ahility was especially shown un the evening of the cciminunity fair when the quartet. consisting of: lJON,-XLD Aximisws 4.... lfiist 'l'en11r l'lDVVARD l,li'I I'XI.eXN . Second Tenni- ll!-Il.BliR'1' Sciiw.-xts1mT . First Bass CL.1xYToN A1.1r11ND1c11 . Second Bass ll1lV0l'CLl 11s with various selections. Although they are as yet amateurs great things are expected of them in the near future. Page Forty-nine VA 1' -X .f,h?5.sh,ilV H554 5 ' by zz ggi Pi' .Z Musical Program Melody in P i.....,,..... ORCHESTRA Tinker Song .,........ BOYS' GLEB CLUB Piano Duet Shepherds Evening Song RUTH VOGEL AND LILA POOLE Little Mother ,O Mine ..i.... GIRLS, GLE15 CLUB Angels Serenade . . . , .... ORCHESTRA On the Road to Mandalay ...... BOYS QUARTETTE Musical Reading Pat GetsACquainted with the Bees CLIFTON HAUS Kentucky Babe ......... BOYS' GLBB CLUB Stars are Brightly Shining I . . . . GIRLS, TRIO Cornet Solo Fair Maid ofthe West . . MILLARD CONKLE Selection I...,.,. BOYS' QUARTBTTI: -lust A Wearin' For You . . . . GIRLS' GLBB CLUB Vocal Duet ..,.... JBSSIIQ Gola AND LILA POOLE l VVill Take You Home, Kathleen ..,, BOYS' GLEE CLUB True-tone Echoes .i......... ORCHES'1'RA As this book goes to print, the selections are being prepared and the program will be given May the second. my if SN 5: f 'ff Y--V 'fv- Xxk Sugeiz, If ' wie' sw-'-!-l'xe eeiee ' I BQLEQ: lm 18594 , J 'gr 15'-,KL 'ggi B.. I QL. 1? ga Page Fifty f 'A i' ,T t if ii, , . -'-- -'al '-- -L I f'f-f-ff .vi Music Music aims to give us something of which Keats had in mind when he wrote: A thing of beauty is a joy foreverg its loveliness increases it will never pass into nothingness, but still will keep a bower quiet for us, and a sleep full of sweet dreams, and health and quiet breath- ing.', The sincere efforts of the faculty with the cooperation of the students have made it possible for the advancement of music, and also made the community realize that the ability of the students is no longer dormant. Their ability is illustrated in the different organiza- tions, such as: the Orchestra, Girls' Glee Club, and Boys' Glee Club. They have made several public appearances and have been en- couraged greatly by their results. Owing to the way this High School is handicapped without sufficient equipment for Athletics, music has been substituted and found to be soul-stimulating instead of vigorating, but nevertheless, we feel we have attended to one of the most important phases of one's career. One of the phases of High School life, second only to Athletics, is Musicg and through this method High School loyalty and spirit may be developed to nearly as high a standard as Athletics, which has been shown by the support given to Debating and Uratory. livery Tuesday and Thursday, general assembly periods were used for general singing, during which time we sang many popular songs as well as the old familiar songs. Much rivalry was shown between the different organizations in their appearances before the assembly every Wednesday. This helped to create interest and proved to be beneficial as well as enter- taining. JW YM 3 NV M A I Page Fifty one 11 I 4 ,- Aww? w 0 she Qhzoc 5- QCEE diff f--Tiiii if N x Q 1 ik QI ? 1' , .N ' X ff, QQ, I f' A ' Pg Fftyt SPIIFTS l - . me 511100 w.- If-7 'H fi .14 Boy's and Gi1'l's Tennis Club lfirsf Ifflllh' Blink. Greenwall. llonse. llurllberl. Klonkle. l'almei'. lieilil lfrwin. Curlis. llenry. Semin! Rom: Booth. I.ellman. NI. Qnalley. IS. Qualley. Nelson. Puls. Nlorse. Xlf'l,llllf.fllllII. .Xnrlrews. Steward. Tllirrl lilflllh' Town. Yan llorn. Booth. llallatan. ll. Sielall. li. Sielall. Sleede. Peehles. 'llhe 'llennis Cluh was organized the latter part of September. Nlr. Manley had charge of the hoys and Miss lleclc the girls. 'llhe tennis court was retapecl and fixed into pretty good condition. Several heginners started practicing and succeeded in learning how to play. Some very good playing was witnessed during the clulfs practice and the hoys' tournament. 'llhe hoys' tournament was started as soon as most of the hoys were ahle to play, livery night after school two or three sets were played. 'llhe girls and hoys changed otl' playing on the court. 'llhe hoys were given Monday, Xlvednesday and lfriday nights and the girls Fltuesday and 'llhursday nights. Many played Saturday and Sunday. l,eonard Henry and llarolcl llooth held the honors for the highest scores. 'lihere was no tournament among the girls liecause many of them were just learning the game. Home runs and every thing imaginahle took place during their practices. lint. nevertheless many of them progressed. lllennis is a game that every person should learn to play. It is a sport that develops every muscle in the lwdy. Nlalces the mind lceener. Quielaens the eye, steadies nerves and ahove all stimulates wonderful health, Sure eyery one who participated in this sport found it healthful exercise. lr is expected that we shall resume our playing in the spring, Page Fifty-three vhs ms? Shioc -if :Ek:QQSf:?f----X - ie- . , it Q' -'H jjilig 3:44 Z7 Outing Club A U I i1'.wl How: Rlanslielcl, la-llmau, liennedy. Poole. Yogcl. Grundy, Kelly, I . llcrmau, G. Ilerman. .S'm'n1zf1 Row: H. lit-lly. Neniaclieeli, Johnson, G. lirwin. 'lihis Club was organized by Miss Nemacheck the 29th of October, with the enrollment of fifteen girls. A meeting was held October 30th for the election of ollicers. The following were elected: 1J7'E.Yld5 7Zf ...... VIVIAN GRANDY l'icf-Prffzdeazf ....., RUTH VooEL Sfcrffam' and Y'1'eaJ'zuw . . . LILA PooLE The hrst outing was held November 5. Three boats were procured and the party rowed up the river to High Banks. Upon reaching the destination wood was gathered to build a Ere Csilk stockings suffered, not from the hte but briers.j YVhen at last the lire was built, coffee was made, at least it was supposed to be coffee, weiners were roasted Cand flavored with ashesj. Cake and sandwiches made up the greater part of the meal. After everyone had finished his lunch the fire was put out, and the group started back. With much singing and laughter the party reached home about 7:15. November the 12th the club went up river a mile and a half. A small stove was taken along on which hamburger was fried and coffee made. Cake and sandwiches with the addition of water were served. December 5th the club hiked out to the draw bridge. A lunch consisting of salad, sandwiches, olives and roasted marshmallows was enjoyed. At present its members are looking forward to its reorganization the ensuing fall. Page Fifty-four cw lflm-X W ll fi . Ulla 5,1200 Qs- - me Q1 Je' Our Forms of Out Door Exercise Soccer Foot Ball is one ofthe most popular forms of sport in our school, especially during the fall season. A collection was taken up at the first of the season and a very good grade of foot ball was bought. Although we have not formed a foot ball team, we have some very fine material with which we could put the name of 'lOld Shiocn, quite close to the top, provided we had the necessary amount of practicing space and equipment. Our lield is very small and has never been given any attention. Though no equipment has as yet been bought, at- tempts are being made to provide the school with the required equip- ment by the time school opens again next year. Calisthenics was supervised by Mr. Kozelka. who took charge of the boys and Miss Nemacheck and Miss Beck took charge ofthe girls. At the beginning of the school term calisthenics was carried on every Tuesday and Thursday afternoons from three thirty to four o'clock, but toward the latter part ofthe season calisthenics was alternated with other forms of exercise: the boys had calisthenics on Tuesdays and soccer foot ball on Thursday, while the girls changed from calisthenics to volley ball in the same manner. Our baseball team will begin to organize as soon as the Weather per- mits. ln the past years our baseball teams have broken up as soon as school was out but it is hoped that this year the members will co- operate so that in the fall we will have a team to compete against the neighboring communities. -f tt-12 Nw- , V .we , 1' 4 91- . A ' 9 ' 45' 4 :'if,. .-1-f1:'Ym'f::. - l A -:iiiNf2' ,rgvgpgt aging., fy' ,rc -115, gf. -.c 1333 ,.gg.:n-f- . rj' ' .X -14, 44, 1 5129353 1 QQEIUQ4 - , K. :,q,7,-Liga w.g.- Q: 'v., -aux 4? 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Miss Nemacheck4 How many want their report card standings read fred FD P Tom- I'd rather have mine blue. Dorothyf- Do gooses go in herdsfu E Mr. Kozelkaf VVhich is lighter a pound of feathers or a pound of iron F Sttident-'KWhy a pound of feathersf, Conductor to Trampf You can't smoke in this carf' rl ramp- I a1n't smoking. Conductor-'fVVell, vou've ot a 1 e in your mouthf' ' sa v ' g ' P P ' 1 - vi 1 ramp- Yes, I ve got my feet in my boots, but I m not walking. Now Childrenf' said the teacher of a Sunday School class. '4Our lesson today tells us of the power of Kings and -Queens. Can any of you tell me a greater power? - lVI1llardCsleep1lyj AcesH. Mr. Manley- If I ask you in a test what three rules for adding are used, what whould you say, Ibm? lom- VVell, I'd say, I'd say, I didnit knowf' Senior- Did vour watch stou when it dro ed on the Hoorf, ' as 1' ' I - - vi freshman! bure. Did you think it would go throughr Pat died and went to heaven. A Why Patu, exclaimed St. Peter, How did you get here? at 1 as - 3 lilu , said lat. Stout Partvg Say you fellow, do you know where I could et a ' as v -I Y H g hair cut? Urchin- Sure, Guv'nor on your headf' WARREN TYI.ER'S BIOGRAPHY E One day when in Greenland there was a fearful snowstorm and on my way to the cabin I cmi: face to face with a big polar bear and discovered I was out of bullets. Realizing my danger cold beads of perspiration broke out on my forehead. The Artic air was so cold that the beads froze into balls of ice. I seized one of the balls of ice and rammed it down my gun as a bullet. Aiming at the bearys head I fired, but the heat of the gun melted the ball of ice and it came out as water. For a minute I thought I was gone, but the cold air again froze the water into ice and pierced the bears head above the right eye. However, the heat of the bears head again melted the ice and it didn't hurt the bear at all, but he died of water on the brain. WANTED-A detective-must be acquainted with Saxophone music. Apply for job next Orchestra practice. lVIr. Manley. FOUND-In front of Glen Van Straten's book. Please return to owner at once. I know you're not a good Mathe- ' ' 55 matician but you're a swell bookkeeper. Page Fifty-seven C 4 ttlllkw ffm ' 9,29 511100 S--f ' ,.1qf-----. . -15 The best dresser The jolliest fellow The greatest talker The highest kicker The biggest dude The most dignified iT tzzf'---71 ,, Freshie's Prayer .Yolo I 11111 nic rlozmi 111 rest, 1ff'f'0I'l' I lake In-l1io1'1'ow's lcsui. If 1 should dir' hcl'o1'e I ivalrc, 1 flzcn ivoulrl have no ics! lo lake. Who's Who . BIADELINIQRIOHSP, . . , CI,IN'l'ONNiAt1K . , .liissiiz Goii . . iiARL Pifriins . Dox,x1.o Axnm-:ws . ....... . Maniox Kiixxizny Did You Ever 'P' Pass a note with Nlr. Iiozelka in charge? Pay more attention to gum than to Physics? Get up early on Saturday thinking there was school? Get caught by Mr. Manley when sitting with some one? Go down town without a special permit? Stop at Kling's on your way to sehool? Why I Attend High School To pass away the time ,..,....... To ml IX l lytt b-ill aj Jaso- l To get out of work at home . Because l'in not far from home To enjoy a big town . , , To help run the school . . . . . . . Doxixrn liivrifi Yooiii. . Di4:liT'1'ia , linxfx AIAA' .lmiilzs Nimsox . P.x'rn1r:k Of all sad words ol' tongue or pen. l'he saddest are, HEXHIIIS again. The remark has been heard, That Gladys was going to put on more weight, So that she could drink a bottle of red pop, Wlithout looking like a thermometer on the - ' lth of July. Page Fifty-eight Familiar Quotations ll I only pass in Physics. XYh:1t's the lesson? Lost my pencil. May I speak? My note book's gone! Oh! You? But omitting such wit and humor, lfreshies stop and think! VVhcre's the school a-going And what's it, going to do, And how's it going to do it, VVhen the Seniors get through? gvs Ag.-.-- ' if , ,,:-- - R sf A F-5 xi- gfyvshi' - he 12200 ! 'gQ 121' :sg 1, N I N Page Fifty-nine Th Sl Treat Our Advertisers A .s' They H ave Treated Us By the Request of the Class of '24 P 5 T The Shioc' h FUR Sill R T e Oil Stoves Manchester s ' . , Eave Trouglung Studlo 1 Roofing NEW' LONDON, WYIS N 1 and t fl'Nl RU NEPKIR NXURI The plzwc wlwrc you gel a good t PHO TUGRA PH l t Walter Olson S ll N 1 ll 0 362 WV. 1 Sulisfaf-tory Work Prim-s Right Shiocton Meat Market W. F. Kroeger Fresh, Smoked and Salt Meats A LSO Horne-Xllade Sausage , Live and Dressed Poultry PHONE 272. SHIOCTON, VVIS Page Si The Sh ioc Welcome-Shiocton Lumber Co. sH1oCToN, Wls. LUIVIBIQR, LATH, SHINSGLES, SASH, DOORS AND IN- TPIRIOR FINISH CICIVIIQNT, BRICK AND PULP PLASTER HARD AND SOFT COAL Yards al BEAR CREEK, SIIIOCTON AND SUGAR BUSH F. BARNES, Local Manager Tel. 101. The Shoe Shop .L N. ROLISSEAU Proprietor SHOES R EPAIRED NVHILIQ YOU VVAIT. DEALER IN Hood rubbers, Lion Brand Shoes, Socks, hlittens and Hosiery. AM. HIsToRY eBy one of our talented students. They also had a right to appeal or what was Called the haheus Corpus law, which meant they should let the corpse speak for himself telling what was right or wrong. VVARIJ lREIHLilVlOflIC1', may I go out to play? MOTHER-eeVVhatl With holes Ill your trousers? XVARITKINO, with the hoy next door. Sixty-two The Slzioc Y, YY, 7 Y- -lf 3 A FHICSHMANf --George Eliot surm- is an good avlor as shown by the pzirl slim- takes in the flfillllil. IN CEOGRAPIIY 1-.. - v 1 i .. . l. Aniciim .1 is clixiclul inlo the lluilii Const and llie Mississippi Valley. 2. Clinizile lusts :ill the time lmul wczillier only il few cluys. 25. The Maison Dixon Lino is tlie eqilzilor. miwiimii -. 1 . i. . Leads in Value Giving 391121523 S General Merchandise Hugo Schuldes General Merchandise S'l'EI'IIENSVlLl.E. YVIS. Nuff Said l i l E959 Eel! l of i NlCl'1OlS czupiiui ...i.,..ii.. , A .s2s,ooo.oo i Surplus :incl Proms ....,.,.. 1,000.00 l XYQ aim to give service :incl satisfaction l and solivil your business. J Page Sixty-three The Shioc WE ASK YOUR PATRONAGE on the basis of Quality, Accuracy and Fair Dealing - .g.,,WWr.g.,,,,,,,.W.g.m...,..,.5,..,,.r..,.,,f.g.,......,.,,....g. i. F. O. Town, Druggist U P-TO-DATIC ADS l. VVANTEDf'A servant who can cook and dress children. 2. FOUND eClinton,s surplus pages for History notebook. 3. lfok REN'1'eeUse of my only book for those who sit near me. 4. IAJSTH'-'wx pencil short and green like its owner. eellonald. 5. Fon SALIseA bundle of unwashed towels by the D. S Girls. HOME ls the nearest place to Heaven that earth provides. Make it as fine as possible. We can help. R. G. Sawyer Dealer in all kinds of House Furnishings, Rugs, Draperies, Wall Paper, Paints, etc. llnderlaking a specially Auto Hearse Service Sixty-four The Slzfoc THE RBER SHO R. B. Bra-yeffe, Proprielor r. . H. Towne PHYSICIAN and SURGEON OfflCefBeClier Builfling Phone 242 MISS NEB'TACHECKfgiHOXN' many sides of a theme paper would you Wrlte on when VVYIUHQ a theme? MILLARnee Three sides are enough. MR. KC77EI.KAf Cln Crows e VVe know that all animals . l . . . must have a Certam amount oflodlne, how was thls shown ln the army?,' STUDENTeLhrilliantlyje The men all got flat footed. Page Sixtv-live The Sh ioc l'l'lf .lltlf Iilfllflfll .YOT T0 TELL l. Donald is in st-crel alliance willi Miss Ncinaclicclc. 2. lXlillarcl recelws privale lectures from De lille. .3. .Xpplelon has quite a case on a certain Senior boy. l. lillicl Palmer has lzvcoliie an Opera singer. 5. A Senior girlie insists on robbing the cradle. li. Some Senior boys, .lin1, llonniv, Blick and Heil liave nol oulgrown their balmy lriclcs. T. Mr. Manley is lalien lor a Senior boy. THE FAIR Phone 1591. General lwerehandise SHIOCTON,S UNDERPRICED STORE lixclusive agents for lVliddleton Caps, Janesville VVork Gar- ments, College Girl Corsets, U. S. Rubber Footwear, Monarch Brand Goods and liiffel l-lose. The Best Goods for the Least Money. GOING TO SCHOOL Going to school is the most important part of a boy's life and he should have durable, good fitting clothes. VVe're schooled in the art of providing boys, clothes, we've learned our lesson by practical experience. VVe carry about everything the boy will want. The Style Shop RUMENOFF si MIEKLEJOHN Next to Farmers' State Hunk 1 : : 1 New I.0nd0n, Wis. HOWARD PALMER QFNEIQ-L MERQFANHSE H onest and Courteous Service Phone 93 Shiocton, Wis. Page Sixty-six The Shioc Good Photographs K 1 Our Business and . Olllx Q- - ii -- Carter Hanson Studio NEW LONDON, WYIS. GIFTS THAT LAST OF COURSE ARE EEST. WHERE WILL You BUY? Let these facts decide Twciity'-livc yczirs llgfl :I small I-oiintry jeWclry slorc. torlziy' tlio largest. most popular IcWI-lry and Gift Storc for fifty niilcs 2ll'UllIlKl. You. tlic peoplc. linvc liflcrl this store to this lioiiorulmlc position by your lim-licl in our ziliility, lioncsty llllil skill in our linc. You lllilj' be sun- Wc will not forlcit this position you lizivc FAY R. SMITH 8K CO. UTHE Bic: STORE WITH THE LITTLE PRICES.H NEW LONDON, WIS. given us. P. A. SIELAFF QENERAL Agency for FORD CARS. TRITCKS AND TRACTORS LINCOLN CARS Page Sixty-seven ',,.. Y Y, The Shine l Tho following are noted for: DONALD-Ilis :unhilion lo lic his Ma- 1n:l's boy. E A Great Name l .IICSSIIC-Ilcr :unhilion to laugh louder mm' an lhuu the boys. ' Honorable Anceytry YIYlAXfIIvr ambition lo vontradir-l. Mr. Manley. lawn of the IXIuyfloxx'c-r Xzirzvly will i GLAIDYS-II4'r amliilion to find out not supply the lm-king nizain spring in how we always guess every thing an luzin or wonizui who lizuve no uni-: riglil. lution in lhvir iuunl or lu'Au'l ' ' ALNl'I'l'TA-Ilei' :unhilion lo heeonie :1 - i Ifolly Curl. Um- 4,,,1,ili,,,, is to 5,.,.,,. ym, Best. l ICYELYN-Ilt'r amliiliou lo he eallotl 1 climply. Cl,IN'I'ON-Ilis everlasting rlesire to CHRISTY'S l .IAMICS--His zunbilion to let Shiocion W know what 21 sancllzippcr van do. . l'1'I'lIlCI,-Iler desire to get a lelephone , cull in History -1. D0 YUU READe ee The Shiocton N ew.s' Uf course you do. lf' you ure not 21 subscriber you borrow your neighbors. Better subscribe yourself. 81.50 the year. ADVIiRTISIiRSg Find that the Shiocton News Cov- ers its field thoroughly and oh- tains results. F. H. CQLBURN PUBLISHER Page Sixty-eight The Shfoc' i t ' Y ' ' i Dr. E. A Mueller t The Unique lDenfl'.J'f ls il nvzit. c-Irwin, up-to-rlzitv plant to visit ,xr sniocrox Monday Tiicstlziy :incl XVOclii0sclny. AT BLACK CRIQEK Tliursduy, Friday :intl Sziturclziy. A part of your PillF0llllg0 is solicited flfl D A B A R E I N E R HARDWARE COMPANY --A IIORTONVILLE.. WIS. - -- N ash, Willys Knight and Qfdqfgf Qeff PHONE 35 i whon in Shiovton. for r Ice Cream Sundaes and Sodas i Candiea' i CICARS kNDll0'l'l.l7Nl1IlliS Mrs. Blanche Plummer W Proprit-tor 2 .iii . it i 1 in .1 ,N M I it Can You Save Money? 'l'l1oFIHS'l' thing to learn in unuissing at fortune is to SAYIC YOUR MONEY. You inziy not lit' zihlv to 2l C'tlllllll2ll0 at fortune, hut you Gun, with thc' hclp of ti Snvings Avvount with this hunk, tukv uclvziiltugt- of opportunitivs that you othvrwisv would bo c-onipvllcfl to pass bv. XYhy not sturt saving 'l'0lLXY'? 5 XYhcn you opt-n your :uw-onnt. you will l he pwseiitocl with ai l.ih0rly Bull Bunk to assist you in saving. i The , Bank of Shiocton i Shiocton, Wis. -UQ Inlvrm-sl Paid Un 'llimv D4-posits. l Page Sixty-nine The Shloc GO TO GREENWALT'S Shiocton's oldest and largest store, for anything in the GENERAL MERCHANDISE LINE oUR iv1oT'1'o IS EQUALITY AND PRICE VVe also own and operate the Shiocton Custom Mill, and handle Hour and feed of all kinds and custom grinding. F. R. GREENWALT Tt'R.Y .tI?OL'T The summer will soon be gone, nature grieves And just as soon as Autumn comes, Autumn leaves. S0 mad 111141 sad A Senior lad HVKIS sludying some mon Of tha! linglislz J. JUST O VERHEARD l.!'UlNl1Yf.' i'You can buy candy kisses in Appleton for ten cents a pound, and lic-re you have to pay fifteen. l2i'1'1zir'w.' Oh, you,-you can get 'ein for nothing here. ATTRA CT IVE MILLINERY In the smartest inspirations of the season You will find a pleasing assortment of the season's latest models in tailored and dress hats. Hats ofthe newest models designed for all occasions. Hopkin's Millinery E North Water Street New London, Wis. Bank of Hortnoville CAPITAL 550,000.00 Hortonville, Wis. Negotiate your loans from us. Approved security will get you any amount you want at moderate interest. We pay on time deposits if left one year. Page Seventy Th e Sli for ij h if ai '1 4. 'H' iw .1 . 1 1 ... .. .... .e. ss- - 'lf' 2:15.11 jfz 'F..w-L.1f,' 5 -f ,1rcf-fa.1.f- 1' , 1 . 1 H 4,::,,19'fS Ufaiwf11fm',4f f .fff1vf.2'Z 4' 1,.ffg2fi9if:?i'f9f3wf,'?TlQlzfffevfeif f 1 11 2 12 - :xl 11r mv 11yZf1D1fr1-'UI v1 e e1.1f,.f w. s Q . 41 gff 11 fzf' 11!w1 J - 11121 f'-I ' ' . f 4 1 'W Yeh ,?'Z1. fv'-fg 1'. 4 1 66 s ,f ,ea lf ff W l'7q!,1? ' fQ5f5f',1f -ti Q1 1 1 .1 1. f 'A ll A 1 f f 1, 3 .11 1 ' - ,f X -- -f , 1 .- 5 1.5111-Q 3 3 .11 . 1,f M . . 1 . 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X 3 are held by the large national advertisers E,-13?-Sqgii gp '51 .5 vjlf' f -I an vfjr' -andthe enviable reputation forprompt 1' Y 1:Aj' tag 11 f4+.1f-3. fyl,g, . , fi c 1 delwm who they enfow f f. 1 fl'-1 41 1 - '. . . ,.., 1 , g N 1, gfsf-e 1. ,14-3 iff., . 91-' I 1 . ii i Delxvcrmg th1s same hugh quallty and . v XTQX V3?!5,g7,' 11' 'if '45 ,j -' careful personal supervxsion to schools V V 7 ' 1 f93Jfr 1 Jzfw ',' , , fi ' ' has built up for us the largest college E 2. 717,15 .e!1.'1L11'jf,ffJg ,Q igfff, lid? ,if Q4 1 and hxgh school annual engraving bust' '? 2, ',,Z 'jffQJ3,' T, M '.1:..' ness in America-4oo books yearly. if I. fa ,1,L:nff:,2 jjj, 1 lx. 4 'VL Thirtythousandsquare feet oftloor space 'Q 1 Kill. if ?'rfl1 -. Qgiii' ?l AHffg fL - U. '- lf- 3 Q Q4 floorsj and over two hundred and Gfty 1 if l. 7 y V, ' 1 A 5,11 -'JE V skilled employees are requlred to meetthe -M, ' ' ' iff, ig: I: 1 U11 ,iif l , constant demand f0I JE'?O COmmCfClBl :1V, 1 1 f f , '- A11 K1 'ff 2 3 . photographs, art, color process plates and 5 ,211 . .,, l '1:, lx, ifv Y s, E f photo engravmg fone complete floor 13 ,qjffa ,-j Y , 1 I J' Q if ,' 2 devoted to color process workj. if , 1 TT! ' lf 1' 1 Q 4 s li V' .1 2 '- .. -1 . ' 119- 1 14151. -1 - K 'Sq 1 lntelhgent supcrvlsnonofallvvorkbymany 3 1' ?g:.'.,' LV wib.ig 3 -g ,11.f'.l,5 if I ,VI Iwi 5 QL i skxllfulofflce servuce men elnmnates your 5,3,r,,,Zg,4g.3Qi:1 1:1 .l 'lf E f 'Wx troubles. Salcsservicemensentrvervwhcvc fl1. .5ls--- 1351 ' . .. ev ' 1 'L 'Ve 1 1 ff f if A 4561 F jszfnj, 1. -1 f - .111 ' ' 1.15 .v. 1 ' lf - A .1 y , -1 1 f. 3 4 ., Q JAlLNm1dUlQl1lll.llK l.NlrH.WllNG C0 I.a,Vlj1.7M!f! .lg , ff? X, V li 5 .55-Lllurle19l11J11.x'1.31'n'L'l Mjy , '.1,-:.1.511,:y Il . 1, .1 lk lf. f 4711! 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Q L Good as now, never boon used. 1 , I ' Locke-Puls Scrond llnnd Store. t WANTED A lasting cnrc for basllfnlnuss. fll,-XROLIJ 'A luarette for curly lovks. -lXfI11.1,.xnn AND Jm. .gf mai P5253 An extra rnonllm in wllirh lo work up nnrterlul for thc Annual.---'l'nE STAFF Some invisible hun' pinsf f-Bliss BECK SEP? A height I'CClLll'Cl'.+DON:X!,lJ. , I Q A new bnnvlx of kid l1'ivlxs.f-f-JIM. ' ' 7 Newer nn-lhods lo punish Osvur. W f-'f Mn. MANLN. H M'l'LETON. VHS. lziocfon Hardware and Garage OLE SANDLY, Prop. SUCCESSOR TO R. PEACOCK Sl SON Dealer in HARDWARE and HAR NESSES TIN SHOP AND GARAGE IN CONNECTION Eave T roughing, etc. F. J. BRAATZ, Manager H. CHRISTENSON, Mechanic Phone 92 Shiocton, Wis. Page Seventy-two The Shioc Fraser Lumber 81 Mfg. Co. SHOW CASES, STOVES, OFFICE AND BANK FIXTURES INTERIOR FINISH, SASH DOORS IVIOULDINOS, IVIILLWORK, LUIVIBER BUILDING MATERIAL ov ENERY DESCRIP'I'IoN Main Yard Appleton, WIS. Nichols, Wis. 'QQ Q IQ? M BrablishE5 5y .xlll0l'll'll,S Oldest and Finest Piano Brunswick, Victrola and Cheney PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS V l ' lug 1 if I Z '4'l71 ..'1lrr I'u 'I':l3 'ahQlH.x'ltigj!'l!lI1'ifQ f .KPPLETON und NEENAII WADHAMS GAS and OILS GOOD YEAR TIRES QUALITY, ACCURACY and FAIR DEALING WILLIAM LEMPKE General IWlerchandise STEPHENSY ILLE. WISCONSIN Seeds Custom Feed Cri nding Page Seventy-th Th e Sh ioc D1 Ed and JVI11g logvllufl' ivvrf Off in close VOIIIIIIIIIIIUII lid was bn! an vflifor. Mag KI zzfevlfly IIIflflflZIlIl'. Sllilllf ONE SE7' TO All ' lfHf'+ Slole1i Kisses. lfllllz S.---'EDO You IEW-r Think of RICKY' Fl'IllIl'l'S H. -f I,eax'e Me With a Smile. Osrnr R.- Alcoholic Blues. CIIIIIUII-'HIIIIICIC Me lo Sleep. Donulrl- I adQd Love I,ellc-rs. Lila Sn1ilin' 'lilironglif' St'!'lI. 'VII' va, .lr11111'ss lX'ly Sweelie Wenl Away. ,'l1'Iz1u'- Crying lor Xon. Iw'oyr'wf--IHXII Through lhe Night. W.'lN7'liD Domzlrl-Snnnner ancl a Car. Pal-An easy chair in English. .lvxsiv-.PX chanel- lo Make Up. IIIIIIIIIIW .X chanee lo he slnlmborn. Iilrulys--A cure lor nerves. gl1l71'H!lf'SOIH0l.lllllg lo eal in classes. .llnrion - ,VX skeleton key for lale hours. .lIllII1'Sffi00Cl roacls lo Nichols. fflinlon-'An exlra snpplv ol' N. li. pa lper. .-lr1ine+Some more Aspirin. lfllnfl-A Inrnil are store. .Wiss .Xvt'lIIlll'hf't'L --A pair of lava' slovkings. The return of lliriain Ilonse. -f The IJTVSIIIIICIII liirls. .X more rlillienll Pvlisics hook. or an adxaneecl Chapter on H ' . olorsf- 'l'l1r' SWIIIIII' Girls. ICIIIIIIK NI When a woman allencls a liancllcereliiel' sale, il is usually because she wanls l o lah uw in something. Mr. A4IllIIl'Ij.' lljnlling a problem on the lmoarml.l 'Tin going lo ask my hirecl nian. Toni Morse. lo work this. Torn: I qnilf' FASIIION NOTE: fI,asl YGZIIJS ox'erc'oals are very nineh worn. Where? The nsnal plaee. .llixx .Yf'llIlIl'lIt'f'lf.' Charles, :lo all vonr verbs agree in your narralion'?,' I,'l1f11'11'.w.' No, nol when I jumped across the river. Ill' was .wrllrvl in Ihr' 1J!ll'I0lA. .lnrl will lu' IIIIIU llzz' Iighl, lfi!h1'r you or I, 0111 !'f'llo11i, Will lu' lurrzwl flozvn lflllfflllffi lo linml lhe ninnlier ol square leel lll a roonl, nninlier ol' feel. Th e result is the nrodnel. you ninllig-ly the rooni by the The only lorni ol Governnienl in Greece is a linlilecl nionkei. IGIIMOI 'S L.-IST LIN I 9 I dicln'l gel lhal l'llI',71l!lI'0!!l Yun Sl1'lllf'II. 'I'hal's Iiol niine. -Lila. Nexl clanee. 'fAv!ll'l1lGlI. I'll hand il in lonighl. lfoyr-1'. I don'l nnclerslancl lhal part. llonulrl. VYhal are yon going lo wear'?'- .ll'IIlIr'. I'n1 ins om . Illullifx: 'l'nrnl I weak.-l,n1,1r11. All I know ahonl lhal yon van pnl in one line. film. PIIYSIKIS CI..-'ISS IIDIS STLIIJYING THE Ci-lRBURE7'UH, .lIr. Ko:rfIl.'n.' Gladys. yon rnn a Ford. what rlo yon do when yon meet some- 7 nil. Page Seven ty-four 'I'llli PRINT SHUI' PRINTICRN - ENHRAYIERN NIAIJISUN, XYIS. 4