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

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-Tni: SIQNTINEL- -+ l i1'sl RIJII'-ffI'IdIlil Williams, lfula Iverson. Evelyn Mattson. Iris Hear. liuhy Armstrong. Gladys Mattin. Ser-oml Roirffflfileeii Larson. .lane 'l'homas. lithel Mt-Cosky. lfstelle Larson. liuhy Riley. Tllirzl Role- flfleanor llflasterson. Virginia Burnham. Avis McKenzie. l'earl johnson. Freshman Gir s It was a eool fall day in i913 A. D. I jumped into my airplane and deeided l would lake a trip to Iiurope and see if I could see some of the people I used to know in 1931. On arriving al New York I stopped into a heauty parlor to get my hair fixed. To my astonishment I eanie face to faee with Iris Bear who was now a heauty expert. That afternoon l attended a girls' foothall game. The star of the day was Ifula Iverson, the All-Ameriean quarterhaek. Later on during the day I was invited hy lfdna Williams tthe owner of a tea shop! to have a eup of java at her tea shop. On ar- riving there I saw a little maid who was no one else hut Wilma Hietz. That evening I went to a vaudeville and there l saw Evelyn lVlattson, the heroine of the play. and ,lane IIIIIOIIIHS, the great pianist. who was elapped hack three times. The next numher was a song hy the famous opera singer. Gladys Mattin. The next day I took off for Paris. The first plaee I stopped I found I had a runner in my hest hosiery, so I went into the nearest department store l eould find, and who was there hut liuhy Armstrong and Avis lVIeKenzie. They made pretty salesladies indeed. l found out from them where the hest hotel was and went there immediately where I found Ethel lVlat-oskey sitting there with her knitting and her kitten. I asked her how she happened to he an old maid and she said Estelle Lar- son had taken the only one she really loved. I wandered around the halls of the hotel and on hear- ing queer elieking noises coming from a room near at hand I went in. There to my surprise was lfleanore Masterson, Virginia Burnham, Huhy Riley, and Pearle Johnson elieking their heels trying to do their dance. The next day I went home. As I landed I saw lfileen Larsen leaving her plane having just gotten home from her flight around the world in 61- hours. li. I.. '33 ,-g9,-

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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

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