Shiocton High School - Shioc Yearbook (Shiocton, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1925 volume:

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M ligiiiiiiiifliigwalllllllil I k lf x. ' 'R Q Q' R-M 3111 mvmnriam EFTHHIPB Jllammn T5 Slulg IU 15117 Eish 3111111 31 1524 --+--si-e1---f-+-:--1--M THE sH1oc-------- PRINCIPAL F. L. KOZELKA Oshkosh Normal 13.5. University of VViseonsin Agriculture, Science DEDICATION lf, the seniors of 1925, here dedicate this issue of the Shioe to llr. liozelka, our principal, for his untiring efforts in our behalf, who calls out the best in a fellow, plays the game with a just and a firm hand, never knows defeat in the right cause and has won the friendship, honor, and respect of every individual in the community. Page Four --n--- THE SHIOC V---V1-- -1-- --,-- - SHIOCTUN VNION FREE HIGH SCHOOL Page Fifvv THE SHIOC Alumni Bank Assistant ............... ,....,,. 1912 Name ' Occupation Corrie Cone .,.....,... ......... ' Susie Johnson ........ ....,.... 1913 Edward Aehtner ..... ...... ......... F a rmer ......,... Peter Nelson ............,..........,....... ......... P rofessor ................ Sherman Olson Cdeceasedj Vera Vklasburn ........,........,...... ....,,... M rs. Earl Meating ...... Celia Conradt ...... ...... ...,..... R L Iral Teacher .....,..... 191-l- Frank Nelson ..,,... ...,...,. S tandard Oil Employee Gertrude Gilkey ..... Clara Planert , ..... . VValter Singler Leslie Tackman .....'1'eacher ......... Employed ...,.....FZlI'lT1SI' jesse Poole ..,.,,,....... ......... P harmacist ....,., Mattie Preston .... ......... M rs. E. Fleck ....... Albert Reinke ...... ...,...,. l 'lentist ................,., Anna Stiedl ..., ......... M rs. Edd Miller .,..... 1915 joseph Krause ,..... ......... T eacher .,.............., Clara Mueller ......... ......... M rs. Lee Pitter ......... Kenneth Andrews .,... ......... H dwc. Clerk ....,.... Fred Abitz ,..,........,. ...,..... C Thief Electrician ..... XValter Cone .,..,... ......... S alesman ,...........,.,..... Sherman Payton ...... Prop. Pool Hall ...... 1916 Avelt YVingate Cdeceasedj llarriet Colburn .....,............... ......... E mployed ......... Amanda Beyer .,.................. ......... M rs. Nueman ..... Victor Axtell fdeceasedj Olga Eberhard ..............,..... ..,,..... lN Irs. Brenner ..... 1917 Fern Lonkey ..... ......... M rs. Olivar .,.,... llazel O'Hrien ,..... ......... FI 'eacher ,................, james Payton .,.... .,....... I 'I'-Op. Pool llall ......... Florence Cone ......, .. .................,............. .. VVilliam Powers Elsie Stiedl ..,....... ......... M rs. Earl Keuther .... Erna Stiedl ..,.... ......... M rs, Arthur Jones ....,... Isla Thompson .,.,. ......... S tenographer ....,,....... Arthur Lud wig ........ ......Accountant .. Mrs. Arnold VVittuhn ,,,,..... ....... Residence Minneapolis Shiocton Shiocton Oskosh Normal Shiocton New London -----.-........Y........................... ...,4...........,,...,.......... Rhinelander Texas Shiocton ........Laona Green Bay Mishioot Fort Atkinson Merrill -Shiocton U. S. Submarine Minneapolis Chicago Sheboygan Shawano Green Bay Shiocton Shiocton Green Bay Shiocton Appleton Appleton Milwaukee Page Six Name Rosa Stxedl ............ Al Van Straten ..,..... Clara Ludwig .,.,. Eva Johnson ......, Ben Koehler ...,... Esther Allender .,.. Myrtle Ardell ..... Caroll Cooley .,.......... Harriet Donaldson Mildred Rohm ........ Doris VVashhurn ........ Agnes Nelson ..,.. Eula Mack ............ Elsei Wlolfmeyer ...... Julia Halloran .... Wlilliam Krause ..... Marjorie Rickert .,.... Deone Rohm .....,..... Fern Tackman .......... Henry Van Straten ...,... Tenn Payton .......... Ferdinand Pluger Edmund Riedl ...... Anton Reuden Carl Stiedl ..,....,. Darwin Lind ..... Grace Miller ....... Ernest Parfitt ....... Iris Parfitt ,.,. Earl Payton ...... Verr Booth ..,........ james Colburn ....... Helen Donaldson .. Frances Huse Ruth johnson ..... Freda Beyer .....,.,. Marian Conkle .... Elnra Steede ....... Sylvia Stewart ...... VVinnefred Rohm Anna Nelson ....... THE SHIOC -- 1918 Occupation Fred Hienritzn... .........Rural Mail Carrier......,. ......Teacher rs. Sherman Payton..... . .........Garageman 1919 ..,......Teacher Schwall .,,,.....Garagemnn .........Teacher .....,..,Mrs. Oscar Berner..... ......Teacher I eacher .........Mrs Claud Berzilleu... 1920 1 eacher .........Stenographer .........Teacl1er .,.......Teacher ...,.....Teacher 1921 ......'l'eacher 6 ,...... ... ...,..At Hom .........Assistant Depot Ag'ent.......... .........Garageman .........Farmer ......'1'eacher .........C'lerk Home .........Student .........Assistant I'ndertaker....... .........Student .........Student .........Postal Clerk,...,.. 1922 Rev. Rudolph Schroeder., ..1 ...... Student ,,,,A,,,,,,,.,, ,,,'-,-,---,,--,'----' - Home . ........,Nurse ...,..,..'1'eacher .........'1'eaCher Residence , ,....,.. Appleton Shiocton Pulaski Shiocton .Pulaski Ell ington Shiocton .........Shehoygan Falls Shiocton Shioct-on Shioct-on North VVestern Seymour Ellington Shiocton Green Bay Black Creek Spooner Stevensville Shioctou Shiocton Sawyer Appleton Navarino Blacke Creek Green Bay Shiocton Madison Shiocton Lawrencecollege Stevens Point Shi-octon N. Dakota Ripon Shiocton Milwaukee Black Creek Shiocton Page Sefvrn Lucille VVilcox ....... Name Mar Belle Carpenter ....... Harold Donaldson ....... Carlos Grandy ....... Raphael Herman ...... Doris Leeman ..,... Nlildred Lind ...,,. Clarinda Main ....,.. Lyle M1-Cully ..,... Helene Peters .....,,...,, Gordon Richardson .. Nlilo Singler .,.,..,.... Josephine Town ........ Grace Van Straten .... Erwin VVagner .,.,,., Bernard VVhite ....... Berniece VVhite ,,... Carl NVickman ....... Ben VV XVayne Donald Jessie C' Vivian Gladys Alnetta Marion Evelyn illmms ......... YVilliams ..,.., Andrews ...... IOS ............... Grandy .,,.. llerman ...., Kenedy ..... Kenedy ...., Lemke .,.,.. James Nelson ...... Ethel P almer .... Lila Poole ........ Arline Puls .......... Oscar R-omherg ..,...,. Glen Van Straten ..,...... Loyal Vogel ,..i,,,,,,,,, Ruth Vogel .....,,,., Thelma Colson ,...... 1923 Occupation ......Teacher ......'l'eacher ......Employed ......At Home .,.,..At Home ...,.,Employed ....,.Stndent ..,,,.Gar:1ge1nz1 ......clIlSl1lt'l' ...,..B2lIlliCT ..,...Employed ......Stndent ......'1'eaclier ......Stndent ,.,...Stndent .,.,..r1lCHCllEl' .,....Studcnt ..,.,.Stndent ,.,...Stndent .....,Stndent 192-lf At Home .....,.,. ,,,,,, ...,..Student ..,...Stndent ,.,...Stndent ,.,,,,Nnrse ......Stndent ......Stndent ......Stndent ......At llome ......Al Home ......Stndent ....,,Employed .......At Home ......Employed ......Stndent .......At llome XQQW THE SHIOC ---H--- Residence Leeman Shiocton Chicago Shiocton Leemun Appleton Oshkosh New London Joliet, lll. Sanger, N. D. Michigan City Madisoii Black Creek VVatertown Vvatertown Black Creek VVatertown Ripon College Lawrence Col. Lawrence Col. Shiocton Chicago J Stevens Point Kankanna Green Bay Kaukanna Kankanna Oshkosh Normal Shiocton Appleton Oshkosh Normal Niagara Shiocton Neenrlh Oshkosh Normal Shiocton Page E ight - - - -- - ---- --AQ - - 'r H 1: s n x o c 1- - - - - - - -H -W-- VRICICMAN O, TOVVN 'l'l'e:lS1lrm' Boa rd of Education 1 IDR. XV. H. TOVVN Directnr EARNEST F. SPOEHR Clerk Page Nine , -ar-cm: I f xx--'A 571- -'n Tl-IE SHIOC -------1--H 'run SHIOC -1-------- Faculty SYPYEIIF PNN N0Y1Tl3l St:-vc-11s Point Normal Mntlmc-mfltic's, Suivnce Dmnestlc SClt'Ill'C MISS MARY IIAMBLY MISS MILDRED MIEREDITH l5.A. l.Z1XYl'CllC'C' College M.A. Northland College llistnry, Latin FI1gliSl1 Page .Elmwn 'rl-:E snloc - -h ' --i--H---M Shiocton High School Course of Study Fi rst Semester lfngl ish Algebra General Science Agriculture Home licnumnics Comm e reizil A rithmetic English Citizenship lliulugy Agriculture Ancient :incl Mcclizeval Home lQ4'0IllJIllll'S lfnggl ish cil'UIIlEll'j' lVl0llt'l'Il llistury Agriculture Latin Economics linglish American Ilistnry Physics Agriculture Latin Advanced Algebra Second Semester Ninth Grzzilz'-R1'q11ir1'u' Iinpglish Algebra General Science lTl1'z'Iifzw'5 Agriculture Home Economics C'ommercial Geography Tvnfh f11'1l11'a'-R1'q11il'r'i1 English Vitizenship l'li5'siology Iflm'IifLw'5 Agriculture I listory Ancient and lNleclia'Val Home liconomics Fft'fl'F7lf,l f1fIl,i1 YRl'QIllI'I'll llnglish Geoinetry Modern llistory Flrrlifvfs Agriculture Latin Social Problems Tfwelftfz Grade--Rfqzzirwd English American History Physics Elutifves Agriculture Latin Solid Geometry ' Physical Education required of all students. History Page Tfwelw' -- +- ' + -- THE SHIOC SENIGRS ----------- 'rl-In snxoc --- ROBERT ANUNSON Bob Black Creek Athletic Association, 45 Pres. Literary Society, 45 Debate Team, 45 Boys' Glee Club, 45 Athletic Edit-or. In He So fln MARY BLIN K Class Treas., 45 Debating Team, 45 Tennis and Hik Salutatorian. GENEVIEVE BOOTH Class Sec., 45 Pres. Girls' Tenni in-Chief. MILLARD CONKLE Debating Team, 45 Business M class all tlze jokes ran see. - lie squints bu eyes fl elzuflales -with glee. Blink Nichols ing Club, 4-5 Assist. Business Mgr.5 She's lofved by all flnd rourtrfl by some. Has lots of brains Alnd is full of fun. Gena Shiocton .4 friend of all, A foe of none, Is this Senior girl So full of fun. Conle gr. Orchestra, 45 Athletic Ass'n.,45 H1're's to our Senior, lVild and fwooly. He'.v alfway: found Quite unruly. s and Hiking Club, 45 Girls' Glee Club, 45 Assist. Editor- Shiocton Page Fourteen --l -------- --W 'r H E s H 1 o c H-M - -f-u-m-fM-u------- v NORMAN DEY Dry Black Creek Vice-President Literary Society, 4j Boys' Glee Club, 4g Athletic Assln., 4g Agriculture Editor. LEONARD HENRY Debating Team, Ass'n., 45 Snap Shot RUTH JOHNSON Glee Club, 43 Tennis and Iliki LUCILLE JESSM ER Declamatory, 43 This young man a Blark Crvrle .vfruttrrg llfhen the girls hw nzcfir, their hzrarts yo flutter. Hunk Shiocton 4-3 Boys' Clee Club, 4-g Orchestra, 4g Ass't. Business Mgr., 43 Athletic Editorg Valedictorian. WW' all fwondrr, .ind our fwonder grofws. Ilofw om? small hfad Hold.: all he knot-ws. John fl tfwinklf' in hrr oyfg .J llwinlelz' in hor ferr. As jolly a soul Hs you chance to meet. Shorty Literary Editor Literary Society, 4. It'.r nefvfr too lair' to study, It'.s' ncfvrr too lalc to sing. lVhat,s thc use of 1-worrying W'hen you haw' your flass ring? ng Club, 43 Humaxrliditor. Shiocton Shiocton Page Fifteen --------Q ----- it-X-H 'r H E s H 1 o c --- --'- -Y - - - -1 -'--- n linvxxxkn Lli'I 1'1VI.XN Ed Slll0Ct01l Class Presicleut, 45 Stock Judging 'l.'cum, 4g Athletic Aas'n. Presiclent, 4-g Enlitor-in-Chicfg Movie Operator. Rorcu LOCKE Cl ass Vice-President, I Iumor Editor. IY1ARGAkli'I' MURRAY EA RL Pmyaks Athletic ASS1ll, 11vr1 s lo nur l.'l1ir'f,' Thl'01l!jfl l1i.v fwork dow.: ft1f7l'f', For fn' fusaufni lo ordwr tl f1l0ll5lllld rwams of jvapwr. Bunk Shiuctmx -lg Athletic Ass'n. Secretary :md '1'1'e:m11'e1', -I-5 Literary Society, 45 Ilapfvy yo luflay, Fair and fren. Nollzizzg lflffn' is That bothers mf. Fai Bear Creek Illqrgarfz' rainy in Slziofton .Al joyous siudious lass. She -wa: awry QUKICUIIIAT To our Senior Class Judge Black Creek -1-g Boys' Glee Club, -lg Literary Society Secretary, 45 Alumni Editor. Tall and slander I5 your irfzjrrzfxsiolz. Physirr by Nulurzf Is my profcssion. Page Sixteen - ------ E-it----H 'run snloc - ----- it--Q-A-E--H 1 .ALTON PULS Hub Shiocton Athletic Ass'n. 4-5 Stock Judging Teaun, -lg Literary Society, 4g Buys' Glee Club Secretary :uid Treasurer, 4g Organizations Editor. ,lrlnxv ln llJ1lf5, ' Dust lo dust. If Kliny: dnzfl ar! rm' l'uylon's musl. ' XVARD Rumi, Squwalc.v Black Creek Literary Society, 4gAfhletic Asfu., 41 Glee Vlub, 43 Athletic Editor. I fwork bard Sn flfry say. lI'l1ut'5 flu' un' Of a holiday! RUTH SIELAFF Paul Glee Club, 43 Tennis and Hiking Club, 43 17. S. Editor. Sllr frrls ofzwr Illir ilml :hr frflx 0-wr lfzal, Hut mrns fzfr marks For all of that. CLEORA Suey film Debating Team, 4g Declamatory, -lg literary Society, 45 Girls' 4g Music Editor. Slz1 s old for ,IIT agr, Shc's bifl for hm' sizr Bu! lrafvc if to her- In looks M0 is fwisv. ShlOCt0n Leeman Tennis and Iliking Club, Page Sewzztem Name Robert An unson Marry' Blink Geneveive Booth Millard Con!-:le Norman Dey Leonard Henry Lucille ,Iessmer Ruth johnson Edward Lettman Royce Locke Margaret Murray Earl Peters Alton Puls VVard Riehl Ruth Sielatf Cleora Stacy 'run su1oc-- ------- -t--- Class Statistics Distirzguixfziny L'11d7'Hlif1'V'i.S'fil' His Smile Timidness Bashfulness Curly Hair In a rush Tall Having a good time VVhispering Stumbling Chewing gum Giggling Foolishness Arguing Helping the girls Getting in early BluH'ing Iflflfff' Found VVaiting at Depot 'vvith Earl YVitl1 the crowd Everywhere English room Before a mirror At a dance VVith the gang Down town Paytons Sterz!s In the Lab. South Side At school VVith Bill At the Unique Favorite 0l'l'l'ZlfJZlfilHZ Reciting To get married VVorking Algebra problems Teasing To get a girl Dancing YVriting letters Playing the piano Singing To lie :1 millionaire To get slim Electrician Playing cards Studying Physics Riding Making faces Com mon Ifxjwresxzorz How cute Take life easy, kids I wish there was something to do VVhat's our lesson Is that so? Oh! Gee! I d-on't care l By Heck! Gol' tlurn it Nah Oh! Boy! Go to it, my l7ad's a banker Eh! VVhat? Gee! No Hurry up And things like that Page Eighteen -- f-+ - +-f- - run suxoc JUNIARS --H-l ---- f-f--'THE sn1ocl--l-f-l------ Juniors Ifirsl Row: Robert Middleton, llarold Nnach, Clayton Allender, Anim Rohm. Srvorzd Rofw: Alma Sussman, Muriel Melnrlglxlin, Lester Plutz, llarold Bn-nth, Elsie Sieluff, Florence Herman. Third Rofw: Grace Vzlnderlmnf, Desmond Stecde, Berniece Andrews, Charles Kenner, Rose Kelly. Class Ulllccrs ' ......... ROBERT MIDDLETON Prfszdnnt ............. ...................... . . ............. A Viftl-PI'L'Sil1'l'l1lL ....... ........ C 'L.xY'1'ox ALL1zxmaR Sfffflufy .-.----.,- ........ l SERNUQCE ANDREWS TrI'aS1m'f ........ ......,-- .........-.... . .............. A N 1'rA ROHM Class Yell Ric arac arix, Ric arac arix, If wc start for the top NVQ reach the top, Clzlssof '26 flI0f!0.' livery lillflfli is il Boost I lofwa'r.' Yellow Ruse Colors: Purple and Gold Page Tfwfnty 'r H E s H I 0 c Autographs sim- 1 .. 1,1 Pay I' -- -'f- - -- ----- E 'r H E s H 1 o c --t -it ---- V- -K-------- Uhl Rah! Rahl lass of '26 Here we are again, The juniors. The cloud of winter has blow11 over, and the bright golden sun of spring smiles upon us. The juniors smile to, for they think of the joyful summer vacation, which is near at hand. They have pllt in a year of hard work in school, and have proved by their unfailing efforts in their studies, that they need a vacation. During the school year the juniors have aided in supplying entertainment for the public. llarch the twentieth, the juniors gave the play, 5'Yimmie Yonsonls Yoh at the High School. It shook the four corners of the county, especially the towns of Bovina and Black Creek, it being given at the latter place llarch 27. The partici- pants showed wonderful talent. VVe owe the success of our play to a certain jolly, pleasant person, the lfnglish teacher, Bliss Kleredith, our coach and advisor. February 20, a dance was given by the Aluniors. This was a success in spite of the dillicult situ- ations which arose. It was at this time that we selected our motto, Hlfvery knock is a boostfl The junior promanade was given Hlay 8. The Orientals orchestra fur- nished music for the occasion. The room was decorated in the Senior class colors, having a rainbow effect in the trimming, these being the class colors. The school year was ended by a jolly good time at VVaverly Beach. Page Tfwnnty-tfwo T H E S H I 0 C Soeeomoaes -V-1--l ----- 'N Tl-IE SHIOC - +-- -m-l0.----4--l--l- -- Sophomores Firsi ROPLCJ Tlwresa Puls, Edna Greenwnlt, 'llmn lWn1'se, Russel Nnnvll, Irene Lettmzln, Florence John. S!'l'07Id Rofw: Madeline Morse, Jennie Peebles, Edna Van Horn, Raymond Steward, Louise Schwab, Edna May' Town, Alice Voight. Class Oflicers Prmidvnt ............. ...........................,....... ............ . . Tom MORSE Vife-Prmidcnf ...,,.,..,...,,,,.,,,,, ,,,,,., E DNA MAY TOWN Srrrelary and 7'rca.vur1'r .,..,.,. .,...., A RUSSELL Nolxcn Page Tfwzfnty-,four T H E S H I 0 C Autographs I ----------------- -l+!b 'run same - -K11 ---r-----r--r--T-W A The Sophomores of 325 At the first meeting our class oflicers were elected. The Sophomores gave a hearty welcome by the usual initiation. One member of our :class thought that the initiation was going to be a false bluff, but exerything came out fine, and the Freshmen enjoyed their welcome into Shioc High. The even- ing was spent in various ways, such as dancing and playing games. Lunch was served and a pleasant time was had by all. Several outings were enjoyed by the members of our class. The menu most generally was roasted weiners and bacon, buns, pickles and coffee. YVe are very fortunate to have as a member of our class a great debator and orator, Raymond Steward. Prophecy of the respective members of the Sophomore class: IRENE IJETTAIAIQWMU, ,,,,,......,............,......,..,....,,.....,....,........,, .,.,,,.,,, , ..Nurse EDNA VAN HORN ,...,,.... , ,.,,, ,Owner of Blue Nlountain Ranch ALICE VVOIGI-IT ,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,.,,, ,,,,,,, .Inventor of a Height llffachine GERTRUDE ITALLORAN .......,. . ........,.,,,.. r. , ,,,... ., .............................. English Teaeher TOM MORSE ,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,.,, .Trapper and Hunter of the Great Northwest F ORENQE JOHN ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,it,tt,, ,,,,.r,rrr, ,...,..,. .....,...........,,,...,... A F O l l ies Girl EDNA MAY TOWN ...... ---..-A-----,------------- A rtisf lN'IADE INE TVIORSE ,...,,... .................. ll flovie Star EDNA CTREEIQVVALT ,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,t,,,,,,..,,.....,.,,,....... ,.,..,,,, .............,,... B e a uty Culturist LOUISE SCHWAB ,,,,,,,,V,A ,,,,XVife of a Specialist for Ailments of an Auto THERESA PULS ,,Ac,A,,, ...,,c, ,.Y,,. ,,,,,,r... . . , ,Owner of a Large Dairy Farm RUSSEL NQAQH ,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,t,..,,,,,,,,r... ,,,,,,,,.,..,..., H igh School Professor RAYMOND STEVVARD ......... ........ P rofessional in Debate and Qratory Faye Tfwenty-.tix emszcmnm-n THE SHIOC ---i-f -------- I THE snloc 1- -----in---i---ii-iw Freshmen I l ,fi ,, , Firxl Roux' KVillizim Knlile, Leona Sykes, Phillip Nliclclletoii, Josephine Czlrpeliter, Roy Puls. .S'f'f'n1111 Roiux' Alice Booth, Iimlitli Palmer, Clair 'l'liorpe, lVIilcli'cLl Brzlzltz. Third Rofw: Iclella X'1lIIdC1'l100f, Carlyle Nlurily, Rmilonzi Curtis, Leo Puls, Eunice Bedor. Class GICFICCTS Prcyifimzt ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,..,..,........,., ,,,,,,, A L ICE BOOTH I icw-Pz'fsidM1I ..,... ...,.i., I EDITH PALMER SL'f7'1'fII7'-12 ......,...... ....... X PVIIMAM KABLIQ Trzmzmir ..... v....... C 'LAIR rl1HORPli Pagzr Tfwcniy-niglzt 'r H E s H I 0 c Autographs Pay --it ----- i---- THE sruoc f--i-s-it----i-as The Freshmen of '25 VVe, the Freshmen of ,ZS have lived through our first year of high school, except a few who found our daily program of Algebra, lfnglish and Science too hard, so dropped from our school life entirely, VVhen we first entered high school, September 8, 1924, we were meek, shy and green, but we entered gaily into the social life of the school. VVe lived through initiation well enough to give the Sophomores a return party. Our class consists of l5 members, among whom we have three great gigglers, Alice Booth, ldella Vanderhoof and Eunice liedor. VVhere Ramona is found, Josephine is sure to be near. Clair Thorp sometimes' ,plays hookey with other mem- bers of the high school. lllildred Braatz and Carlyle Klanley are the demure members of our class. VVe have with us two brothers, Leo and Roy Puls, We would like to know where these boys go every night, because when morning comes they do not have their lessons. VVilliam liable comes from the land of sand. He has been studying in school how that sand got there. Phillip is the Freshmenls taxi driver. lVe also are very lucky to have one sheik among us, Lavern Peebles. Leona Sykes appears among the Freshman class as a merry and fun loving daughter of the rusty country-side. Our class tlapper, Edith Palmer, a tall slender miss, enjoys the privilege of winning all hearts with her sunny smile and friendly manner, VVe had three declaimers, Eunice Bedor, Alice Booth and Ramona Curtis, who will no doubt in the future represent our school in declamatory. Page Thirty THE Sl-IIOC f f- 4 ..- Y Mm H 2 . I ' Q I .S A K Y nr W J eg: -,... Gsm DQ: ? W Q . In u rn -al- K 0. Q :I v - ik - V W 'J 0 ' - A . 1 , M . A S uw.- Te, Page Thirty-on: Tl-IE SHIOC Lx ..-...LL DOMESTIC SCIENCE -...-,.-,..-,...-.,-.-...- -..-, 1' I-I E S ll I 0 C .-..-,....,,-...-....-.,-...-..-,..-. Domestic Science If popularity is any mark of success, the -popularity of the Domestic Science room, not only with the girls but with the boys as well, shows the undoubted success of Bliss Beck as head of that department. The Domestic Science room during the first semester was the scene of work at all times of the day, and the delicious odors sent pangs of hunger to students passing through the hallway. Cooking class is one 1'ound of merry life, work and fun-because mixing, rolling and patting are work-and eat- ing is fun. Lessons consist of ninety minutes a day, live times a week, four days a week for cooking or sewing, and one day for recitations. Cooking in the Freshman class con- sists of the preparation of vegetables, cereals, cakes and pastry. The sewing is on the simpler garments. Cooking in the Sophomore class consists of canning, preserving and pickling, candy making, preparation of meats and soup stocks, serving and invalid cookery. In sewing the harder problems of clothing are solved and the harder stitches are taught. During the second semester the pupils learned the art of sewing. Anyone who takes sewing does not doubt that it requires knowledge and skill, for though it may look easy to sew a seam or make fancy stitches that is' far from being true. llliss l3eck's work has been very effective, because those who scarcely knew how to sew a straight seam, now wear clothes which they planned and made themselves. Domestic Science is one of the popular two year courses of the High School work. l ' Page Thirty-fhrm' - - ' THE SHIOC 5 V '1 ff ,QD Lid ff' JGRICULTURE llllyf --:- 1- 1'THE SHIOC V- -, --1--:--H--, -- IFF? . rv, 3 HOF Ag W r r w Q , . f A I Cf 1,51 ' 1 VH- . -J.. R K 5 l Q he V'.A A 1 1 b,,a 1 W axz r . lyf-'- Q' N Qff , u Yum S A ob 'Hiya M Sw'fI9jy33f'-f9 Q , ' - 4. Page Thirty-fi-vc ---l--'-- '--- P- ---- - -K1- - - - - --II -I THE SHIOC- ---- l-l-.-----it-l Qricultu re CULTU R li IN AGRICULTURE f'No other human occupation opens so wide a field for the profitable and agceable combination of labor with cultivated thought, as agriculture. I know nothing so pleasant to the mind as the discovery of anything that is at once new and valuable- nothing.: that so lightens and sweetens toil as the hopeful 'pursuit of such discovery. And how vast and how varied a field is agriculture for such discovery. The mind, already trainedbto thought in the country school or higher school, cannot fail to find there an exhaustless source of enjoyment. livery blade of grass is a study, and to produce two where there was one is both a profit and a pleasure. And not grass aloneg but soils, seeds and seasons, hedges, ditches, and fencesg draining, droughts and irrigation, plowing, hoeing and harrowing, reaping, mowing and threshing, saving crops, pests of crops, diseases of crops, and what will prevent or cure them, implements, utensils and machines, their relative merits, and to improve themg hogs, horses, and cattle, sheep, goats and poultry, trees, shrubs, fruits, plants and Howersg the thousand things of which these are specimens-each a world of study within itselffl -Aaaiuiixm L1Nco1.x The aim of agriculture in our high school is to prepare young men for effective life and service in the vocation of farming. lt comprises the elemental and basic por- tions of the science and art of agriculture found in the best farm practice including crop production, live stock raising, marketing, conservation of soil fertility, proper equipment and operating of a farm as a business enterprise. To meet this need, the following curriculum is followed: lst year-Crops and Soils 2nd year-Animal Husbandry 3rd year-Farm Shop VVork and lfarm lllechanics f f filth iYBiH4-:F34fIl3lf1'lQ0IJ.OI11.l.CS+ f f i i i i i i i Each student is required to follow up each course with a related project on the form in the summer to put into practical use what has been learned in the course of the year. The fact that our school is now classed as a Smith-llughcs School, and receives lfederal aid, puts us on a par with other agricultural schools of the state. STOCK .I UDGING Our Stock Judging team, lidward Lettman, Alton Puls, and Robert llliddleton competed against Neenah, lllarinette School of Agriculture, Algillllil Zllld SCVZMUDUI- Our team received third place, defeating Sevastopol and Algoma. Page Thirty-.six 45 I, 1 Y 1 N r Tl-IE SI-IIOC ,IN I LITERARY u L-W -V-H - .. 4K , ff ,, ,,,J Pagz' Tfzirly-51'fz'f'l1 ii- -Qi -T -i--T ---i- -----W 'r H E s H 1 o c -+1 ------ - -in- Firsl Rofw: Dorothy Curtis, Irene Lettman, Josephine Carpenter, Cleora Stacy, Anita Rohm, Leona Zykes, Alma Sassman. Second Rofw: Grace Vanderhoof, Roinona Curtis, Edith Palmer, Theresa Puls, Florence John, Alice Booth, Edna Van Horn. Third Rofw: ldella Vanderhoof, Rose Kelly, Mildred Kraatz, Florence I-lerinun, Louise Schwab, Jennie Peebles, Alice Voight. Girls, Literary Society The girls, Literary Society was organized September 26, WZ-l. The following oflicers were elected for the first semester: Pzwizlerzt ,, ........,,,,,,,,,,..,,.......,.......,.,,,,, ,. , ,,..... ..., 1 Xxrrx Ronru l'im--P1-wyizlzfizf ....,,. ee.,,.., l ,LJcn.l,i3 ,I ifssiu 1511 Scc1'etm'y ...., ,....,. . .....AxL.XliX Sxssuxx YiI'l'Il.fllI't'I' , .......,,.,,.,,,,......... .,...... ........ , ,.., , .... , . . ,. .. ..,.. , ,,,,,,, ,.., , , ,...,,, Rosh Kifrry lit was Ti'C'Clfl'C-UI-TTZIVCI-0'llI'4HiC6Hel-lg 6VCl'f54AIQ-IM-lilf-Lf1'Illl-L 3 :SQ P, BI, to 3 zflll. A program cominittee was appointed by the president. The work taken up by the Society consisted of readings, recitations, songs and authors. Parliamentary law was also studied. Three candy sales were held during the year, October S, October 20, and Feb- ruary 13. The proceeds were used to pay for the picture in the Annual. Un january 26, 1025, it was decided to elect new olliccrs. The president and treasurer were rc-elected. A Pwsiflriif ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,...,. A dxrrcx Roimi Vive-Preridwzt ....... .... I Dokoriir CL R'r1s Sm-nftm-ry ,,,,,, .,.,,e, I RIZNE l,lETT.XIAN yll'l'!lA'lll'l'I' . ,,,,.,.....,.............,.,.,,....,r.........,,..,,.,., ,,......,,. ,.,.. ...,..... .....,...... ....,.. , , , l Q Osli lilil,LY l'1'actically the same worlc was taken up during the second semester. The society enjoyed several picnics during the school year. Page Thirty-eight l7irxl Rufio: Philip lwicltllctrwn, llnrulml Nmlvli, Norman D65 - - - ---1-f--- -,-f------- r H E s H 1 o c 4-t -tf- -- - -'-- '------ Boys' Literary Society Mnrsv, Alton Puls. Slfffllltll l3nmc,' Cllizirlef licttner, Lester Plntl, Rnlwrt Annnson, XVilli:nn Kzllmlc. , Iizirl Peters, Clifton Haus, Toni Rnlmert Middleton, Russell Nnarh, I'l1iri1RnfLu.' Leo Puls, Royvc Lnvke, Xlilllll Richl, Roy Puls, Lzivc-rn Pevlwles, Carlyle Nlanley. Tlic' Boys, l,it0rz1ry society mvt in thc- early part of owing ntlivc-1's for tlic first sc-incstm-r: 71 .4 lruxlffuzll, ,.,, , ,,.... . Sf'l'I'1'fIlI'j' nuff 'll?'l'IlX1II'l'I' ,llfflwllrif , .... ,,.. , H, the season and vlectccl tlw fol- Rnmzm' Klinnmirox ,, ,,,,,NOR.Xl.XX DIQY .W Crx1u.Yl.rc MlxN1.lcY 'l'lu- svcoml smnc-ster we t-lm-ta-rl nllicers again wlio are: l,I'l'.K'illl'7lf ...,., ,,,, ,.,, . . . .. Ro1nzRTANL'NsmN SI'I'I'I'flll'1' 1.1111 ,lll'l'llA'l.'l'!'1' .. ..,, ,,,l'..'XRL l'h'1'liRS 1lIfll'.l'lllIl ,,,.,.,,, ,, . r ,,,,, fl,lF'l'UN Iflixrs 'llliv sovic-ty inw-rings wvrc licltl vt:-ry twn weeks and D1'0gI'Z1lllS were given anal l,arli:nnc'ntm'y l,:nV was tzilcvn up. Pagf Thirty-nim' Sept. 8 16 I9 2+ 28 Oct. S 10 l7 25 9-IO A' 26 26-27 Dec. 3 .. 5 9 18 14-l5 15 15 lo 13 -- 18 Nov. jan. 5 22-23 4 28 28 Feh. 6 -- ll 20 I6 18 Mar. 20 X X20 27 Apr. 7 13 23 24 May 8 22 24 25-26 28 29 NWrTah1flay-czlst 7,Zl'VC'Tl-l7TlIlfTU'9T lry-Sliiorphrwc-asf 7 Red Letter Da s First Day of School. 'run sn no c 1-1-1-W - - ' O Girls Literary Society organized. Freshman Initiation. Shiocton and Bear Creek play hasehall. Bear Creek wins. Agriculture Boys go to National Dairy Show at Milwaukee. Girls' Literary Society went on hike and had picnic. , l Return hasehall game at Shiocton. Shioc defeated. First Lyceum numher hy Dresser hflountaineers. Senior lIallowe'en dance. Faculty attend state teachers' convention. JOY. l7iremen's dance. Thanksgivilig vacation. Second lyceum numher hy Beverly Concert Trio. Scrutinized hy State Inspector. Declamations given out. Seniors have mulligan at park. Mr. Manley holds an extra session after school for Physics. Mr. Manley requests us to look o11r hest for the camera. Boys' Agriculture class attended District Stock judging Contest at De NVE' look hright for the photographer. Seniors give matinee dance. Christmas vacation heggins. HVRRAH! School, again. Semester exams. Miss llamhley is ill. Seniors are grieved hecause they cannot recite. Rev. Richard Olson of New London favors us with an interesting talk junior dance . A grand success. Third lyceum numher hy Priscilla Entertainers. lfirst triangular dehate. Shi-nc victorious. Second triangular dehate. Shioc second place. Preliminary deelamatory contest. juior Class play at Shiocton. juniors give play at Black Creek. Last lyceum numher-Manlove, impersonator. Easter vacation. Musical Program. Oratorical and Declamatory contest at Seymour. Juior Prom. Senior Class Play. Baccalaureate Service. Second semester exams. Commencement Iixercises. School closes. VVHOOPEE-- Pere Page Forly in u u il in in Examination Day The melancholy day is here The most dread of the year. TVhen notes and books are laid away For 'tis examination day. Those days of bluff we thought so fine Now send a shudder down our spine. TVe know now blufling doesn't pay On this examination day. Last night we crammed ,till early morn Of things they did ere we were born. YVL' proved in fifteen different ways lfor this examination day. And now the day is really here For which we thought we had no fear. TVe're wrong we find to our dismay On this examination clay Our brain onee bright--'ffthey now are dumb Our muscles active-now they are numb. All we ran do is sit and pray On this examination clay. The teaehers look so stiff and stern No help from them we quickly learn No smiles from those who once were gay On this examination day. Of all sad words of tongue or pen The saddest of these, lt might have beenu The truth ot this we're here to say On this examination day. f-E. DI. T. '27 - - 'r n E s H 1 o c --T-it-i -it---P-H-it--it-iw Pngr Forfyfonf -1 --------- -'run snxoc--1 ---- --------- Edgar Allen Poe lt was 111a11y Zlllfl 111a11y years ago History tells us so, That a 1112111 was born of XVl101l1 YOll,VC heard Hy the 11a111e of lfdgar Allen Poe. And this lllflll lived with no otl1er thought rllhan tl1ey of l1i111 SllOlllll k11ow. He was a lad like otl1er lads lint XVllCI1 l1e was l1alf past three, His pa1'e11ts died, leaving l1i111 to reside XVith a wealtl1y family. And l1ere he lead a pampered life, Allowed to do his will But l1ad he lived the life l1e sho11ld He might have heen living still. At tl1e age of ten to school l1e XYCIII' ln tl1e kingdom by tl1e sea, And here l1e proved a lad of worth And rare ability. V He stndied fl1Cll both long a11d hard At language Zlllll philosophy. ln Riehrnond then he went to school A11d 111ore honors did l1e win. Hut sad to say, he went astray And spite of all l1is sins. As a last resort, l1e was sent to stav VVith so111e of l1is INOfllCl'S ki11. At writing l1e did 11ot XVll1 fame For many, 111a11y years. But when l1e did, he gained the praise Of all of l':Ilgl2H1ll'S peers. 'Twas tl1e11 he wed a maiden fair Tender ancftrne but Hail, He loved this maid witl1 all l1is heart And there 011 hangs the tale. His wife was always very weak And so 0116 unhappy day, From the very worst of poverty, She was quietly called away. After the loss of his only joy He did not Care to stay. His ow11 death tame soon afterwards His life was all too gay, But l1is works will live forever Yes, forever a11d a day. -F. M. T. '27 Page Forty-tfwo 41 X 14 I uk , f L 1 1 Fw xx 12 J WI 43' or 4 -- 1' H E s H 1 o c w-M--' +- - - - - - - 'El S1 ?N V Q' wx ai' . f s , W IH! iv. on FI -t-t-t--t-- -me -t- -- 'r H E s H 1 o c -t-T -1- - ---- -t-t-- T-- Ifiryl Rofw: Phillip Middleton, Norman Dey, liarl Peters, Clifton Hause, Thomas Morse, Alton Pills Sl'l'0!Il1' Rofw: Royce Locke, Robert Annnson, C'layt.on Allender, Millard Conkle, Robert Nlicldleton Iidward I.ettman. Tffiril Rnftci Clair Tliorpe, Uesmond Steede, VVard Riehl, Leonard llenry, Raymond Steward. The Boys, Athletic Club The outdoor exercises and good sports not only afford great pleasure and help build up the physical body, but are also a great asset mentally, especially when study- ing in school. lt was in sight of this fact that the boys' athletic club was organized in the first week of school. hlr. Klanley acted as supervisor and took great interest in the club and since each member was enthusiastic and in earnest, possibilities of a successful year in athletics was evident. The following oflicers were elected: Presi- dent, lfdward Lettmang Secretary and Treasurer, Royce Locke. 'i he first activities were in baseball. A new diamond was marked out and prep- arations for a league team began. Supplies were needed before any progress could be inade so the money was donated by each member and th necessary things were obtained. At once two teams were organized, and the drilling was taken up with earnest. lt fstQ1i1til'eVideT1F front the verye than there were Babe Rntlwg jyalterfxlohnsoiis and Ty Cobbs when the eager spectators witnessed the star playing of some of Ute ineinbeii of both nines. The position that the NVashington team now holds was the goal in view when the nine went to Bear Creek to play their high school team. An interesting game it was, but we lost by a close score. The interest did not subside when the first game was lost, but all were in earnest until the end of the season. The home town team was played and we proved to them in an interesting game that we were their masters in the great art of playing ball, Qeven if hir. llanley did pitch for tlieml. A return game was played with Bear Creek, and two games were played with the Nichols-Galesburg city team, each one proved interesting, and the Shioc nine was able to hang up their baseball caps at the end of the season with great pride. Later in the fall' Soccer football proved an interesting game. Sides were chosen among the boys and many hard games were played, and in this we came to the conclus- sion tliat it takes a good athlete in Soccer football as well as it does in baseball, football and other outdoor activities. At the 'present time the boys are hunting up their baseball togs and expect to invade the surrounding towns as' soon as the weather conditions permit. XVe know they all have the talent and trust them to put it into practice. Page Forly-four --t-t-i-t---+-- -- 'rar-: sxnoc V--1---T---f-me 1 First Raw: Bernieee Andrews, Josephine Vurpenter, Muriel MeI.:1nghlin, Cleorzi Stacy, Iitlnzi Greenwalt, Genevieve Booth, Ruth johnson. .S'1'r'011i1 Roux' Iinniee Beclor, Nlricleline Morse Aliee llooth, Elsie Sielzlff, Mary Blink, liclilh Pxilmer, lftlnzi Town, Mildred llrziaxtz. u Tl1irilRofLc:.' Alice Yoiglit, Jennie Peebles, litlnn Vain llorn, Rnlh Sielnll, Louise Schwab, Rose Kelly, ltlelln Yzinclerhoof. Girls' Tennis and Hiking Club The Girls' Tennis :incl Hiking elnb was orgzinizeml at the beginning of the year, with Kliss lleek os supervisor. The ollieers of the elub are :is tolloubs: pl'f'.l'i1l!'I1f,, ,.,.. , ..,,, ,.,., C lifvizviisvia lioorii l'ire'-l'reiiflen1 ,,,,,,, Q, liiikxliaeia Axoiufws Sf'l'1'f'flU'jl mul ,lll'l'll.VlllY'I' ,,,. ,, .... ,, ,..,.,, . , l'fDN,x ciRlilENXV.fXI,T illany of the girls enjoyed tennis in the lull. Some of them were just learning the game, so the spirit of rix'z1lry was lessened ll great cleal. Klang' hikes were taken alnring the eonrse of the vear, the clistzinee varying from from three to live miles. SlIpl7l'l'S, which eonsistecl of roasted weiners :incl buns were taken along, :intl the appetites ol all were hzirtl to appease after the long walk. The members of the elnb entertziinetl all the girls ol the Iligh School :it 11 Valen- tine Costnme party, heltl in the school lfebrnziry l-l, 1923. The lirst part of the evening was spent in tlrineing alter whieh Z1 large supper was servetl. As soon as the weather is permissible, the hikes will be eontinnetl. The girls are hoping that the tennis eonrt will also improve so their it can be nsetl before the school term is over. Page Forfy-fm' THE Sl-IIOC Page Forty-six 5 - - f---V - -+-b-,H.- -- 1-+- 'r u E s H 1 o c MUSIC , U1 -'-- -i-- -,--im----- ---1 -0- 1--+ - 'r H E s H 1 o c - -1---- --l. - ---- - K--- - -.-- ------M Ifirsl Roiw: Mary Blink, Muriel McL:n1g.fhlin, Iiclnzi Grcenwnlt, Anita Rohm, Ruth johnson, Irene Lettmun, Elsie Sielaff. .S'z'1'o11d Rome: lidnzi Van llorn, l7lm'encc Alnlin, Genevieve lionlli, Alma SllSlll21ll, Ruth Sielafl: Bernicce Andrews, Theresa Puls. Third R0-ua' Alice V-uiglit, lfnnicc licclnr, linlnu Mzilx' lmxn, Louise Scliwuli, l l01'v11c'c llermzin Rose Kelly, Mzxclelillc Morse. Girls' Glee Club IC of the l51'Ol'llll1Cl1Y fJl'QIllllZ2IflUI'S ul' llic yczn' luis 1 rltlic following arc tllc 0l'liCc1's: lJ1'i'.mZfl1t,,, ,....., .,,,, , ,,,,,, .....,.,., .... 1 ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,., ,,,,,,, ,,,. ,... . . . , , ,.. ., . K K f Lice-Jgzmufiaizp 4 ,,......,,. 5 vf'1'r'l11ry .,i,,,..,,,.,,,,,,. ,. l1'1'rli'1u'f'r .,...., ,,,.,, .,,,. , , . .,......,,, ,... . . -X lzxrgf nimtbti' ol' tlwc girls lizwc tak:-n part in the glc: licck as flircctm' and Bliss llznnbly :is ziccuinpzinist. rlili XVuliicsmlziy zlftcrnoon lmin Q3 1.30 to -lzllll 0,L'l0R'li. On thc evening of the High School innsiczil progrzlin, sclections. There is always nccml of CIICOLIIYIQCINCIII and club has always tried to sing tlieii' Cures away. been the girls! gglm- Club. , .... RL -rn bIlzl..XI'F CUNA Glzmaxwfx LT MAnisi,iNn BIORSE, .WR LYTH jon N sox clnlu tliis jC2ll'. Vlitli Kliss Q przicticc was liclil l'VCl'5' tllc girls 1'l'IltlCl'Ctl various cliccr, and the girls, glee Pagf I orly-fight r --H----- ---- it---it 'run sl-uoc it---i , ' tv: 'irsl Rofwf C'lml'les liCfYllEl', Rolu-rt Miillctoo, ll1lI'lllll Nozlcli, Normzm Dey, liurl Peters, Clifton llllllhfi, 'lihomaa Nlorse, Alton Puls. .N'f'1'nl1il linac: I,:ivc1'o Pcclwlex, Lcwtcr Plow, Rolwcrt Jxlllllhilll, Phillip Miilclletoil, fllllflllll ixllCIlLlCI', XViIlimn Kzilwle, Rusacl Nozivli, NVz1i'cl Rivhl. 'l'l1iril R0-wi C':irlylc lvlillllff, l,co11:lrcl llcnrv, Roy Puls, llurolil Booth, Dcsmoml Stecclc, Clair 'l'horp, Rzumoml bICXY1ll'Ll, Leo Pola. Boys' Glee Club , The glvf vlulw was orgzuiizml in tlu' curly port of flu- M-i11c'mt'c'1'. ilu- boys wen' ilivinlcal into first :incl sccoml tciior, :mil lirst :mil scfoml lmss. 'liliis uiizilwlvil tllc' vluli to ziccomplisli bcttcr rvsults as tlic l11l'Illl5Cl'S took tLII'L'2ll'K'l' iotvrcst in tlu-ir work. Rliss llamblcy, our talcotml i11st1'uct1'c'ss, clicl mucli to tlcvt-lop tlw alwilitivs of thc songstcrs ,zuul to mzikc the glut: club 21 succrss. Four boys wart- sclcctccl to form zi quzirtct. They arc: Roiaicwi' AllDI7l,lCTHN ,. l,izox.xRo llifxiuh Rixmioxo S'1'l-1w,xRT Ro14i:R'r Axixsox ..... ,..., ..,.. .i... A A , .... ., Both groups turoislic-al oiiinbers for tlw llusiczil l,1'0gl'2lIN lwlcl L lst 'livuoi' ml 'll-nor liziritoov Hass Xpril 23, 1923, Page Forty-nim l 4 -1--V-i---------l THE snloc if W - Q Desinond Steecle, Millard Conkle, Leonard Henry. liclna May' Town, Edna cil'CEIHYL,ll. Orchestra The orchestra was oryganizerl at the beginning of the year, unmler the direction but we soon found one to lill the place. ol Blr. lllanleyz VVK- fonncl that we hall lost one of onr nienihers lroni last veal, Practice was helcl every' Tuesday' evening and hoth popular and elassieal yy stllchealff fffz zfzfzzz .cr shoyy n for the Several public appearanees were inaale anrl great interest was 5 ' selections renmlereal. Blnsie was fnrnisheml for nearly' all the entertainments throurfh H out the year. The orchestra fnrnisherl innsie for the ,lnnior Class Play, Senior Class Play, fllusieal Program, and Class Day' exercises. The nienihers are: Ifnxry GR1srfxyyAi.'i' .rre Iinxr-y IXIAY 'l'owN , IJEOXA-'XRD HENRY ..... Mn,1,,yRn Coxrcria ,,,, Dncsyioxn Srrarsmz ..... ,, .. Piano ........ lriflfill Sfzxo fill on e ,,yl1'1IlllfPl'l' ,. . Drums Page Fifty --T--2 ----- f-'- - 'run SHl0C'--- Musical Program ON VVISCUNSIN--TXIZITCII LovEs' f,LlJ SNVIZET SONG. .,,,.... E A,. .A cDNE FEEETING Hoya. .. REAIICK QL'ARTl?T RIEIDILX ,,,,,,,, , ,,,., , 'TQHE XVHITE SQUADRON--AIEITCII ......,.. w . ,,,, ,............ 1 ligh Sfllool f,l'1'llfA'fl'!l Boys' Gln' Club ...,,,,,Girls' Ulm' Club ., ....., Boys' Quartrf , ...,....,,,..... . ., 0l'l',ll'3'fl'Il RE.lxmNc: SE1.EcT1oN .......... .,.,A AA .,.. .......w. ,Clifton Huusf IN AN CTLD FJXSHIONIZIJ 'l'owN..... . ,,,A ,..... , , ,,.... .... . ,,... ...... C I irlx' Gln' Club SORT,-X Miss You, ,..,, ll,,, ,l,.l ..l,l E E E , ..11i.v.v Rullz .lobnson and Ulm Rulh Suvluff TH E SUNSET 'TQRAIL OE 6101.11 ,,,. ..,,,.A,. ....,.,.....,,,.. ,. ,. ........,.......,,,,,,...... Orrlzrstrzz A LITTLE CLOSE H.xR.x1oNY. ...,A.. .....E,.,....,,..,A , EBoys' Quurtrr IN THE L'sLiA1, XVAY, .,., ,,.flIuri1'l 1UvL11uglzli11 SING ALONG ..,.......... .....,...... . ,T..,,,EE....E. G iris' Gln, Club SOLDIERS' CHoRL's ....,,.. .....A,..... AAA..,.,.., . , , ,E,, .,,,,,...., ,,,,,,,, I Says' filer Club rlilllf XVORLD rs XVMTING mn Tllli SVNRISIZ ......... ...... f f Boys' Qzmrlrl LTXDIZR THIS UULTELE IC.-xG1,E ....,,.TT ,T......,.,, . , ,,.T,,,T,,,.. , .T.....llAAl Of'lf'llF.Yf7'1l Page Fifty-onr TI-IE Sl-IIOC ORENS lc: lflfly fu- --' -at ------- 'r H E s H 1 o c - ----- -- t--l-l-wl- V ,222 2.2 222,22 2 22 ,,-2.., Debating Resolved that capital punishment should be abolished through out the United States. 'llhe Aiiirinative was upheld by Rayinond Steward, Robert Anunson, and lllary Blink. 'lihe negative was upheld by lllillard Conkle, Cleora Staey, and Leonard llenry. J New London, Blanawa, and Shioeton formed the first triangle debating February IS, l925. Shioeton winning first place and New London second. The negative team won at New London 3-ll, and the ai'iirmative at Shioeton debating against lN'Iana.wa won 2-l. Kaukauna, lierlin, Shioeton formed the second triangle. Uur negative team renirxined at hone to debate Berlin, and the Aflirinative went to Kaukauna lllarch 20, 1925. The Aliirinative team lost to liaukauna, and the negative team won from Berlin, 2-0. 'lihe pennant was awarded to Fort Atkinson as winners of the Debate league. as Page Fifty-three -- W------ --e 'rms sn1oci-- z -----i--- E Deelamatory and Oratory Our preliminary contest took place on VVednesdz1y, lllarch IS, 1925. It was held hefore the student body and the members of the faculty acted as judges. There were nine deelzlimers and two orzltors tryii g for :1 place. The winners were: Declzunatory, lst--lluriel lXIcLzxughlin. The Confessionf' 2nd-Lucille Alessmer. Hlvladain Xfy The oratory winners were: lst-Hsupporters of Civilizationf' Raymond Steward. 2ndf Prophets Tr:1gedy,'7 Robert llliddleton. The League contest was held at Seymour, April 29. Three schools were repre- sented in the contestg Seymour, Denmark, and Shiocton. The declamatory honors were given to :-lst, Denmark, the selection HhlZ1l1C.H 2nd, Seymourg the selection Humoresque.H 3rd, Denmarkg the Selection l'Sign of the Cross. The oratory honors were given to-lst, Raymond Steward, Shioetong 2nd Sey- mourg 3rd, Robert llliddleton. The next eontest was held at Depere, lllay 8. Ray- mond Steward received third place. Page Fifty-four Robvrt Darnell Richzml -lzuncs .Incl .llllllilI1S john .Izuncs ...... Duke .,,.,..,..........,.. -let Sanderson Toto Lee ...,...... Lily llorton lllrs. Szintlcrson lllariv ,,.,..,,,,.. -- 'run sruoc i-i-i-i-M-i-i-i-.-i- Senior Class Play The Road to the City CHARACTERS ......A country 11llj'SlCl21ll.. A man from the City .,.,..,,, ., ......,.... A young farinci' ............,,,, .. .. ..,...,,,., RlCl1Il1'll,S invalid father .....,, ,, A man of niystcry ..,,..,,......., the croos l'OZlllS........ ...........He1' COLIS1I1...,.....................,,,, .. ....... A girl from thc city ......,. ,. witlowccl IIlOfl1C1'........ .. ..,........ A lzulics, niairl ...........i.. .. .,lXlillzu'tl Co klc ,.,.....,.,R0yc0 l,oc'lcc l'fclwzml Lcttmzin ,Robert Annnson ......Alton Puls lencvicvc Booth ...,....Ruth johnson ..,....,.Rnth Siclaff ...,,,.,....,..ll'l:11'y Blink ,,,.,,fXlz1i'g1:11'c't RIIIITZIY Place-flillc Country, :ind thc City, :lt oppositc cncls of thc Road 'lll1llC-rlilll' ljrcscnt Act l. The living room of the Sanderson honic in thc- C0lIH1'1'y. A Ar tht- lfork of the Rozul. Act ll. The Library of the james' honlc in the city. xXfvlIl'1'C One Road l.:-mfs. Act lll. The same as Act ll. VVhc1'c thc Rozul lfnt Act lv. rliht' same as Act l. -Ict Ill2llCCS lll'l' choicv. Given lllay 21. lt was well attc-ndvml. ls. Page Fifly-fifzw' Peg ....,,,,...,......,....A,. Yimmie Yonson Nifty ,A,.,..,,...A,A Am-ky .....,.4. ., Klrs. Kent fllr. Kent .,.,.,,.... Silvia Pal ...... I Hell? ,,,...... l' rank ...,,,,,.., ...... Place THE snnoch- 1+1 ------ l --l-- Junior Class Play Yimmie Yonscm Yob CH ARACTIQRS ..,...,,l.An Irish cook,,..,....,... ..,,..,.,.l'll'01ll lllinnes0tn....,...... CHQllCtfC,,,,,,,,,.,..... l21l'Il1 lmml........,., . . ,...., VVHC of lllr. lfcnt.. ,,.. l' atlxer of l3ob......... .. licnfs niccc' ,,,,,,,,,Detcct1vc- ...,,.,,.,'l'ln- zuloptml clzlllglwtc-1',,,.... A clerk ..., ................, .,,, ,,,,, Y , ,,,.,,..,,.. , , ,, llln riel lxICLZlLlgllllll ,.,,,.....Dl'S1IlKJIlil Stccclc .,..........lflorencc Herman ,.,..,.Clzn't0n Allcnclc-1' ,,,,,,,......A11it:1 Rohm olx-rt lllimldlcton ....,...,,,Al11m Sussman ,......,,.....,llzn'0l4l Booth ,.....l3crniecc Andrews ,,,l,,l.,...l.conznxl Henry lllw Living romn of flu- livnfs .l'l2lTI11 llomc ,lllll1Cf-rlllll' l,I'CSCl1f SYNOPSIS Art l. l.:1tc zzltc-rnomm in Angus ibmr Jflf 'Hwwwglm is l , Act lll. lim' the nvxt 1 ' D15 A 'llhc play was c-ntircly 21 snuccss. Pagf' Fifly-six ' ' r WM! 'W M x .. X W! W MW4N H0000 e K 9' 1 IJ! . - f M 'ff A. fxli X 11df'fi2fLf,,-lie! X A A I :qu f XX Xx ' ,Q-' , - gy xg P V msww f ' - w-Ai THE SHIOC Illlfjl' l' J - ------- I-are .ie 'rx-In snloc - -- -I--My----.--W-.- The Joker A71 ounce of lflllflllfff is worth Il jwzuzrl of 0101. SICNIOR ADVICE TO THIS CLASS OF '26 Ivlembers of the class of 1926-VVe all expect to graduate and we are sure you expect to also, let us give you the key of How to become a Senior. l. Tear into the main room three or four minutes late to cause a sensation, you will appear much busier if you do. 2. Never wait until your row passes, but rush out like a Ifreshman. 3. Stop at the fountain to drink and be sure it is between classes. -l. Ignore the existence of teachers. 'Ilhey don't care to have you notiee them. 5. If the teacher calls your name, smile. The teacher will think you are cute. . Talk to your neighbor, when you do not feel like working. 6 7. During pleasant weather skip school at least once a week. Itls good for the health. S. Never attend a Senior class meetingg that isn't what the president calls them for. Hambley Qin main roomj- VVhatys the matter, Tom, havenyt you anything to YY do? 'llom-- Uh, I'm just resting up for the next elassfl VVISI2 CRACKS lfvery man should have something to fall back on even if its only a featherbed. Don't dance cheek to cheek, for it may leave a false impression. llany a flame is started by the flicker of an eyelid. As ye sew, so shall ye rip. Class, said IXIiss lleredith, I want you all to be as quiet as you can be, so quiet that you Can hear a pin dropf' Silence was golden. Small lfreshmanys voice in rear of room+'ll,et 'er dropf' 7 viii Ruth S,1lil,dQ11j1 likeritq drive with you. Your drivingisioo Ecklcfs. Clinton Black- Yes, we've had some tight squeezes haven't we ?H VVIQ VVONDER NVH Y? Iwanley never smiles on IX'Ionday mornings. Cleora never comes to school. lVIillard is studying so hard lately. Ivlildred Hraatz talks so much. Louise is not staying in town. Yvanted-A girl to satisfy my heart's desire. Anyone may apply.-Norman I vant some pepper. VVhat kind, please-Cayenne, black or white ?,' Na, I vant writing pepperf, Page Fifty-right -i --------- '-'1- 'r an SHIOC----V ----- lfarl- I answered an ad in the paper yesterday for a tall handsome young manfl VVard- Did you get the job ? - lfarlw- No, I wasn't tall enoughf' 'l'eacher-J'YVhat is an income tax ? Robert A.-'WVhen one sits on a tack. 'lieacher- 1 don't think you get the point. Robertf'fYou doult get the point, you feel it.', lllary- Say that's a nice collar you've got on. l'll bet I know where you got it. Ruth- VVhere ? lllary- Arou ud you r neckf' CARD OF THANKS XVe wish to express our thanks to the lower classmen for their sincere good will and aid, which we didn't get, in making the Annual a success. H IAXVAT H A Through the Shredded NVheat they wandered- l3y the shores of Cuticura, liy the sparkling Pluto YVater, Lived a prophylatic Chiclet-- Danderine, fair liuiclfs daughter. She was loved by Instant Postumg Son of Sunkist and Yictrola, Heir apparent to the lllazdag Of the tribe of Coca-Cola, ' 'fLovely little VVrigley Chicletl' VVere the Fairy words of Postum. No Pyrene can quench the fire, Nor an Aspirin still the heartacheg Of my Prestolite desire, Let us marry little Djer-Kiss'l- Hy the side of the running water Undisturbed by mother-in-law XVL- will live then, on and on. CLIFTON DOES A I,1'1 l'LIC PRACTICAL ARITHMIC'1'IC The following note was brought to school by lClifton's friend: Dear fllr. Kozelkaz- Please ixcus my Clifton today. He won't come to skule because he is acting as timekeeper for his father, and it is your fault. U gave him an ixample if a field is 6 lmiles around how long will it take a man walking 3yQ miles an hour to walk 221 times around it. Clifton ain't a man so we had to send his father. They went early this morning and father will walk around the field and Clifton will time him, but pleas donft give my boy such ixamples again, because my husband must go to work every day to support his family. Page Fifty-nine Please Patronize Qur Advertisers QW THE SHIOC For A Complete Line OF Young Mens' Clothing and Furnishing CALL AT THE CONTINENTAL APPLETON, WISCONSIN The Home of Hart, Schaffner 81 Marx Clothes l XVhy is il man like a kerosene lamp? Miss Meredith-- 'l'he results of the Revo- lieeunse he isn't especially hright. lntion of 1688 l1866l. lle is often turned down. Millard- You'x'e got your dates mixed. Ii5llllllj' smokes. Miss Nlerdith- 'l'hat's how well I FCIIICIU- Goes ont at night. her dates..'.'. . . . Alton'j So fll1lIiS why von never got 'I-RADEGY '1 man. They sat on the steps at midnight, High School days lint her love was not to his taste, llaxe their delights, For his reach was just 32 illCllt'S, lint they ean't Come np NVhile hers was a 42 waist. 'l'o the lligh St-hool nights. They tell me that Mr. Kozelka had quite QJNIQ EVERY MlNI7'I'IQ ll serap with his wife last night. . XVhat was wrong with him?'l Dorotlw Ci.- Oli, sir, eateh that man. He f-I didn-t mari-- Wllltffl ff' his me-U Liquor, do you suppose ? Pedestrian- 'l'hat's all right. 'l'here'll he No, she lieked him. mother one along in :1 minute. Louise S.- Now, what are you stopping Xvalntede-An areoplane to take me to New fm an .ondon whenever I ehoose to go.-lidna Mae Blll S-- IW llm UU' l'9f1fl'lH9-H liown. Louise- XVell, yon're honest at least! Most of them tell me, theyre out of gas. Page Sixly-one THE SHIOC F. R. Greenwalt General Merchandise Custom Milling FLOUR FEED SALT Store Telephone 321 Mill Telephone 132 MA KIC IT OFT Two men went into a restaurant and asked for 'l'u1'lie,i' with Greeve. 'l'he waiter said, I t'an't Serviafl 'llhey said, Fall the I3osphorus. 'Ilhe lzoss said, l hate to Russia, hut you ean't Ruumaniaf' Ilamhley- Privilege isn't everlasting. Millard- No it's I'It'l'lSllllIg.H lla, I will fool those hloodhounds yet, cried the villian, and slipping on a pair of ruhhers, he erased his trat'ks. xlllllgl'-'lxvllllf lwrought you here? Alton- 'l'wo policemen. ,lllLlQt'-Hljfllllli, I suppose P Alton- Yes, both of them. You must isolate the patient. All right doe org where shall we put the . ,,. ll'i' 1 STOLICN SANDXVICIIES Ile wandered o'er the land, Ile went into the garden, The moon was shining brightly 'And'l1Fl1elCHieT little shrrwh ffff I held her little shawl, Ilow fast the evening Hes. Ile spoke in tones of love And gazed into her lunch-basket. I gazed into her lunch-basket, And wished I had a taste. Ilere I sat with my loving darling XVith my arms around her nmhrella. limhraeing her umbrella, 'llhis eharining little miss. Iler eyes were filled with mischief So I slylj' stole a sztndwitth. P. A. SIELAFF - . T T TG TETNETRXLT T T HARD WA RE AGENCY FOR FORD CARS, TRUCKS and TRACTORS LINCOLN CARS , ,L -J L Page Sixty-tfwo THE SHIOC The Barber Shop R. B. BRUYETTE, Proprietor Gpuglwb 'UZ 4 'QW7 x wry ol I En Ulhv Svvninrz mv take Ihr nppnrtuuitg nf thank- ing gnu fur gnur aplvnhih patrnnagr. Igmnit un In vxtvuh nur hwt nuinhva fur gnur futurr. Sviurvrrlg, Q'La1'tm' - Banana P18 I THE SHIOC as Payc Sixly-four Tl-IE SHIOC We're Working Harder to Give You Value, Than You Are to Get It CLOTHING, HATS, FURNISHINGS, FOR MEN, YOUNG MEN and BOYS The Style Shop Next To Farmer's State Bank NEW LONDON, WISCONSIN 'l'RAlJI2tiY RliC'Il'lC fake one natural-horn taolg :nltl three tlrinlts ol' had liquor. 'lin this mixture atltl a last, higli-pmx'et'etl motor ear. Allow the fool in soak well into the liquor antl plate him in the nixtor ear. 'I'hen let him go. Alter tlne time remove from the u1'en'lt:tge, place in a hlaelt satin-lineal lvnx antl garnish with lluuers. ' rr Mtcsni' worm I Carlile was clireetetl to soak his leet in salt water to tonghen them. lle cnnsiclerecl the matter tlnmglitfnlly, and then renlarketl tn himself: lt's pretty near time lm' me tn get il lieltin'g l guess l'cl hetter sit in it. Mr. Manley- llmv nhl untlltl a perswl lit' who was horn in lS9ll? I,ex'ern-- lN'lan fr umnan ? Madeline- l t'an't nntlerstantl why you stayed ontsitle so long with such a wonder- tnl claneer as Millard? litlna Nlxli-g lit1t lie slmwetl nie :wine neu - eps antl we bill on them. llmv is your son getting along at high selmol ? lIe must he doing pretty xx ell in languages. I have just naitl for three t'ot1rses4-S310 for Latin, TF7 for Greek and 113100 for Seotelij' liill Kahle while staying in town tlct-itletl to telegranh home for his lightweiglit under- near as the weather was getting warm. The lO0llUN'Illj.I message was sent: O. S. H. V. ll. P. D, Q, Mr. Nlanley in Physics- YVhen the rain talls does tt ever rise again? Clifton- Yes sir, in tlew time. Quality' QAth1etic Goods AT RIGHT PRICES SEE SCHL FER HDW. CO. APPLETON. WISCONSIN Page Sixly-fiq. THE SHIOC : Alive li., who hated being enlled in the morning, tried to think of some wav to avoid it. The next morning her mother lound this Q notice pinned on her Coverlet: Trespasser gs on my dreams will he prosecuted, l,co1m1'cl on one of his humming excur- sions- 'E lTidn't you know it is against the lzlw to heg for money? said :1 lady to him ut the lmzxek door. l wz1sn't going to lweg for no money- 9 Illilliilllfl lt's just as land to lwepg for lWl'Eflll.H Q , NVlmt were you going to lseg for then, l pray? Only for one of your photographs, mn'ani. Capital .,eeee .,.,,i.,.... e... . , , 0 525,000.00 Surplus 8z Profits ..,,..., ,.rr S 5,029.00 Please answer this. Does Il dog-wood tree have more hurlx than others? 'FRAYICLING TOO ICXPICNSIYIC Miss Mereclitli- All those who wish to go to heaven, raise their liantlsfl CAII hands were raised except Clair C. T. Hurlbert 'l'horp's.j E ,Y Misi Me1'e.ditl:'M7eL Qui cgilyag, want to go to heaven?l' K Y K K Y ' 7 7 f Y K f Y Flair- I can't. VVC just had our house GENERAL und harn painted, the shingles fixed 'n every- tliiligiteillirl! pa says that we ean't go anywhere GROCERIES MEATS DRY GOODS SHOES ANIHITIONS Wrli NICVIER HAVE HAD DRUGS To he a man who trained fleas for a llea Circus. 'I'eaelicrH- If Shakespeare were alive today, wouldn't he he looked upon as a 1'em:ll'kahlc man? Student- I'll Say so. Ile would he 300 verus old. E Motto: Service plus Quality GIVE US A FAIR TRIAL Payc Sixty-six THE SHIOC Another Victory for Science Qlfllsse-1136 THE NIZER ELECTRIC AUTOMATIC ICE CREAM CABI- NET FROM WHICH THIS STORE NOW SERVES OUR ICE CREAM, IS THE MOST WELCOME MACHINE IN YEARS. YOU CAN NOW BE SURE OF GETTING OUR PRODUCT, ALWAYS AS FRESH, AS DELICIOUS, AS PURE AS IF WE MADE IT FOR YOU BEFORE YOUR EYES. COME ONCE TO TRY-SATISFACTION WILL PERSUADE YOU TO COME AGAIN aa,-Muse TOWN ,S DRUG STORE Shiocton Meat Market Fresh, Smoked and Salt Meats ALSO Home-Made Sausage Liver and Dressed Poultry PHONE 272 z 1 SHIOCTON, WIS. W Pagfu Szxly-5 tv THE SHIOC lNlilla1'4lf l7iml the trzlllie Cup arrest j'ul1? lidua M415-- 'l'xsiee. xVlIC'Il I cuulmlrftstup he :lrrestecl me fwr spcecling :mtl when I stopped zuul mulclu't start, he ur1'cstcml me lm' lvlueliing trz1l'I'ic.l' Our new girl cook is 11 j.fI'llLllIZlfC of Bliss l3ei'li's class. She must have lluuliecl lulclly in hiseuitsf' IN MUDICRN IIISTORY Misa llJlll'Il7ly-UXVIIHY eziu you tell me of 1X'IlC'l'IK'2llS l'rvreipgi1 relzltirms at the present 1i 1 . Clay trm- 'l'l1cy'1'e all hruke. lllli'If'l'l XifllI Cough more easily this morn- in l':uifut- I mlgllt tug I pmetictecl llCZll'ly :ill IlIjJ,'lIt.H llr-xv liuuuy it uuultl seem if: Millzirtl ezune tn sclmol on time. Phillip stopped talking tu Clair. Irene had :I hit less enlor. l lfu'el1c'c ll. would szly, Excuse mefl Dr. . H. Towne PHYSICIAN and SURGEON E . Office: Becker Block Phone 242 Qlllleiifllllg FOR he 5 91512 9519? ETC-am STOP AT AFS Place IT'S REFRESHING STEPHENSVILLE, WIS. AL GEISEN 1. C C. I. BELL Dentist eEe TTTTT TT Office: Becker Block OYIZRIIICARD AI' 'l'IIIC VNIQFIC lllSfUIl'lCI'-H'lilII5 water tzlstea lil-ge IIIUIIILH l'mp1'ietress- Never mind, I uun't charge extra tin' it. IAII nneieut cur ILZITC at IIIC I'2It'CS. elunggecl painfully up to the The gate-keeper, clemuud- ing the usual fee lm' ziutmuuhlles, culled: A tloll I fm thc Q ll il' ' 1' and lorrking up xv saliil, Solml.'l llziroltl li. was in the czui, ith 11 pathetic smile of 1'CllCl, Page Sixty-eigffzl THE SHIOC Herff-Jones Company Designers and Manufacturers OF School and Fraternity Jewelery INDIANAPOLIS jewelers to the Senior Class of Union Free High School AKMlS'1'IC'I2 ICNIDICIJ i1III.lI1lI.S :1111I his 511111115 witc hail just 111111- ple-t1'1I the-ir first f1IIIIl'I't'I. I wish I were 1Ie:11I, she sohht-1I. I wish I wus, too, he hlurtc-1I out. HVIIIIFII I 1I1111't wish I wus, :1111I the war CllIITIIIlIl II. :NN APT S'I'I'IJIiN'I' A 511111151 XYOITIJIII who t'1lIIIt' to CIIIIIIHIIIII to !:1I1e I1111' 1I1-1.511-e of 1I111't11r of pI1iI11sr1phy, mur- ri1-1I he-r pr11tess11r iu the IIIILIIIIC uf her secfmuti fl'lII'. W heu she :u111111u11'e1I he-r 9IIf.fZlj.fl'IIll'IlI, one of her Iiric-111Is s:1i1I: But, Iidith, I thought you 1':u11e up here to get your I'h.I7. S11 I 1Ii1I, rc-pIie1I IC1Iithg hut I had 1111 11I1':1 I XYHIIIII get IIIIII su s111111. I.A'I'ICS'I' BOOKS IMII' I' ' ' Y .1 Cxust ,,,,.,..,,...,,,....,,,,...,....,.,,....,,.. I1y A. Ile The Ilrzllthy C'v1If1r ,,,,,,,,,,, ....,.., I 15 A. 'I't1m:1tr1 It I II:11I Ouh' :1 C'h:111cc- ...,,,,, ...,,.. I 11' I1I:1 XXICIII 'I'I1e IiIl'I'II1II 'I'ria11g.fIe ,,,,........,,,,..,, hy Isosvrles SPI'IIILfIIIIIt' ,,,.,.,,....,. ,.,.,,,,,,,,,,, , ,hy April SI1ow1-rs SIIL' 111'1'c1' felt th1-'kiss of love, K She- 111'1'1'r Il1ItI :1 1If1teg 'l'I11-re 11 :ts IIII II6t'tI to teII her IIIIII she 1'1111I1I11't stay out late. 5111- 1Ii1I11't 1I:1h ou powder, She NYIISIIII Iure1I to pzrintg Anal IIIIIIOIIQXII her skiu uns mottled She NIlI'I:t'I'C'iI 1111 1'11111plr1il1t. N11 IIIZIII ever 1':1II1'1I her wi11s11u1e, She tI11I11't rare, I trow, Suvh trifics 1Ii1I11't I111thc-r her- I w1r sht' was just II cow! I,ttIIIZl S.i XxIIIIII dues the h11fI:1I11 1111 the 1 IIIt'i'C'I s!'lI1lI f11r ' ' 'XIi1'1- Y.f I give up. I.11111:1--- It has 1111 ruuru to sit 1I111vu. ' I.'tw1rr- XVIII 1425.000 fur hre:11'I1 uf prom- ls I11 punish ll Il 1111 nf J A '. 1 1- t CIIUIIHII i ' hir f 11- .'Xg'g1'irx'e1Ig N11, I wuut I1i111 tu 1IlZll'I'j' Pam' Sixty-zzinf THE SHIOC Appearance Does Count One doesn't look for comfort behind ugly, flimsy walls. Or speed under a rusty, battered engine hood. . Or ability in poor clothes. g 9 fl ogvs sooo srons clothes have the rare Quality look. NEW LONDON, WIS. One good store for the whole family Desmond- I had I1 funny dream last night. llarold- XVhat was it? llesnond- l dreairied that l was eating shremlded wheat and when l awoke half the 'naitriss was gone. Norman- Gimme a sheet of music paper will VI? 1 . C'liliton- VVhyfore P Norman- I wanna write my girl a note. l lfarl- There was a kid electroeuted com- ing to sehool this rnm'ninf:. Mr. Manley- Ilow's that? N Ifarl- Ile had a cookie with a Current in ' ir Fdward when at Nlilwaukee: 'll want some raw oysters. They must not he to large or too s:nallg not too salty, and not too fat. 'l'lif-5' must be 1'-oldg and l want them quick. XVaiter-l'Yes, sir. VVill you have them wi'h rr without pearls, sir? l saw him take her in his arms The window shades were right. lle gazed upon her half-draped Charms A dozen people stopped and stared LYEJIL this! shanleiul ight. The dag was full and bright. lle clasped her soft and pearly throat lle stroked her shining hair, lle stopped with hand that seemed to shake And touched her ankle hare, And she before the window stood And did not seem to care. lle lifted high a laeey gown A tremor o'er her dainty head N-Cz protest she began She was the dummy girl and he The window dresser man! The Glad to See You Furniture Store on the corner of Trunk lines 54 and 76. Will be glad to figure with you on fanya kindaoi hqiigepfurpighinygsi. y p p El Will deliver anywhere Telephone 351 Fox River 30-F3 R. G. Sawyer Page Sefwniy THE SHIOC Y l I l fllgtj l We are featuring the rugs of strik- l , ing decorative beauty in their com- W i nlr I f . 4 . . . , fm, l plete variety of weaves and qualities. l, I 1 Unusual beauty of colorin and l W. ' WX Y 5 . . . . . . , marked originality of design IS their l g f, l ,Y l dominant characteristics. And for G sv- -A . -. e l . , l 5 quality and value youll End them i Q it , unrivalled among domestic weaves. 5 ., J l ,,,,5i7'.n1:ggf!' -a x '- ! . . u . ii 4 NfWl0ND0NfNxS QM 9 ' Coveeruos l .X FICVV SIIAKIZS Oli 'l'llIC l'lil'l'liR BOX The less you need friends the more of them you have. lf you kick up dust in the other tellow's path, it wil turn to mud and mire you. llot-headed men seldom accumulate much cold rash. Perhaps the moon does control the tide, hut it doesn't do much toward restraining the untied. ls it the age that sometimes uts the mar into marria fe, or Vice Versa? P L 'lio buy a closed car may he a poor way to get ready for a rainy day. 5 lt's an amendment compelling everyhody over eighteen to work that we need in this Country. 1 Talk may he cheap, hut not over long distance. Sympathy is unexcelled as an ointment for heart hurts. lt's easy to find alihisg the trouhle is to use them successfully. VVhat a man helieves ot others is a pretty good index to what he knows of himself. Anger is an explosion in the human boiler, and who ever knew an explosion to do a hoiler any good? It you should hy any chance find a way to kill two hirds with one stone, better try to recover the stonc. THE sHoE,sHoP Shoes Repaired While You Wait DEALER IN Hood Rubbers, Lion Brand Shoes, Socks, Mittens and Hosiery Page Smrrnry-on, THE Sl-IIOC fn z-' . 1 , 29 -0 . 1 3, 1 .11 1 if 6 E v..,f .Mai 1 1 :1 .1111 .12 r si Q :M . , . , a ' .L '. 1' -.V -.-i-.- -.-1 'EJQQZQAQQXUI-ig 3 1 ---sf -'- L1 fA . l l . . t- . -3- w i 1 Q- A 1 A'. - 1 1 1 P ' 11 11 1 1' ' 1 'I 1. 1 ' X 1 ' m 1 1 1, r . :,1 ' ' . , 1 ,fV f Y --IN -A 1' X 1 55 ' 4955231 .uf .1 . , f 1 -' --,-- -'1-11--- 1 ' H3 f 5' 'S at ' X E, ': 1' '5 1 1 ' X : 1 1A2 Y --- 1 1 f x y. ,,,.. L X X !-:.,,. .. ,,,, 11 --- 1 1 1 sf!-,-fe ' '-MIME: , 1 H1 11 f H I' 11 1 111 .1 1 11 1 I1 11.1, AE. F 1 111111 f 11 1 1115 11 1111 1 im. 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The personal co-operation of a creative and 1l ' M 11 1 1 research service department with a reputation. 11,1 1 1 in ui rr-ns ANNLJAL eyscnfaveo av f' j1 JAHN fa OLLIER ENGRPNING co. f a 1 1 15 ff7f!10to fapne? Aftfsts :End Makgri of M ff fi? ' ' ' tlhg fcztesjbr fack or 0 off ' 1 1 1 u 1 1 0 o. , x 49 at X ' yi' 11' w e if 1 Payv Svfurilyt-liwo :wr :Fr F'- madzlla zzz.-.J NTLWAL KEE. W'!-1