St Croix Falls High School - Sentinel Yearbook (St Croix Falls, WI)

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fl'ut1 Sl-INTINICI. l N l , f l so ,, ..- tb Hrs! Rllllfililllll Swanson, lone Twiet, Della Plaster, Bernice Duff, Evelyn Noren. Dorothy Nelson, Mary Fountain. Second Rou'+Claflys Casperson, Rosemary Eckels, Violet lsaaeson, Leona Aga-son, Eylene lillofsen, Helen Vlfhitaker. Tlzirrl Rau'-Dorotliy Domhroek, Margaret Ferris, Nlilrlrecl Lellage. Mavis jaeohson. Nlixine Ferris. Cena Marie lforsherg. Sophomore Girls The purpose of the following lines is simply to inlrorluee to you some ol' tht- many sopho- more girls. Margaret l erris is Calm as the Night. Helen Whitaker swam in the hathtuh at the age of two months and eau yell very effectively for help. Gena l orsherg's red hair matt-hes perfectly her tlis- position when she must take out a seam. lVliltlretl he-Page still eondeseenfls to help the freshmen with their algehra. Leona Ageson is simply killing. espeeially when it eornes to tennis halls. Mavis .laeohson is our hest at keeping traek of her keys. lone 'lqwiet eonles short hut not in cleelaln. and Della Plastere-is she haekward? No, she plays forward! We sincerely hope that hy these detailed deseriptious. you have heeome slightly hetter ae- quaintefl with the girls of the world famous elass of l93'1. -elvl. l,. '3 I. L27-.

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ee 7--THE SIENTINEI.-i Q-4! tJ'3',e6:' Hrs! Row-Vlfayne Mack, Donnely Greenlee, Elmer Suhnagl. Eugene Pratt, Leo Katz, I Robert McKenzie. Second Row-Forest Smith, Harold Smith, Vernon Swanson, Virgil Andrewson. LeRoy Woolson, Richard Frederickson, Charles Thomas. Tllirrl Ron'-ADelton Slater, Frederick Lerseth, John Donilmror-lc, Stephen Riegel. Fritz Hanson. Lawrence Burnham. Sophomore Boys For the sake of those who are uneducated along the line of biographies. we will tell you a little about some of these well known sophomore heroes. Stephen Riegel and Henry Anderson are two tiny undernourished children who simply delight in playing with latin cansf, Charles Thomas is ill with an acute attack of i'Latinitus.', Eugene Pratt is a genius i11 playing both the ,lewis harp and the mouth organ. Delton Slater and Richard Fred- eriekson were the champion peanut eaters of the Barnum and Bailey circus but worry during their freshman and sophomore years has simply ruined their ability. Leroy Woolson wears a Future Farmer pin, but in another year it will he replaced by a tennis championship pin. Wayne Mack is small in body, but ohl What a spirit. Vernon Swansoifs mother tells us that when he was a balmy he was too hashlul to cry. We now feel that you are perfeetly acquainted with most of our bright and clever sophomore liovs. -M. L. '34. Wgg,

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? feTIIIE Slcnrrnm. First Ron'-Robert Huber, Russel Bloomdahl, Bennie Garey, Willis Peterson, Lelancl Thompson, Sammy Deane, Kenneth Nelson. Second Row-Graydon Way, John Cobb, George Amery, Gordon Riegel, Allan Larson, Lowell Larson. Glenn Nelson, Charles Fisk. Richard Thompson, Herman Boettcher. Third Ron'- Markus Thies. Freshman Boys Allen Larson Famous Pitcher Rennie Garey Bll1Clf8lIlil,I Charles Fisk Store Keeper George Amery Fam ous Golf Champion Glenn Nelson feweler Gordon Riegel Aviator Grayclon Vvay Sciemist John Cobb 1nsu.ranee Salesman S11 vlockfs Kenneth Nelson Leland Thompson Clianipion Boxer Lowell Larson Upnralor of a Bakery flialferj Willys Peterson A Slziek in the Movies -254 lVlareus Thies Banker Richard Thompson Scientist Robert Huber Traveling Salesman Russell Bloomdahl Wrestling Cliampion Sammy Dean Movie Actor R. H. inipersoriator on llie stage