Stewartville High School - Tiger Spirit Yearbook (Stewartville, MN)

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THE TIMES OF ’35 dJ b T (TV O L 7 HULDAH E. JOHNSON Eighth Grade St. Cloud State Teachers’ College. Quiet right down.” JUNE PENNIE Seventh Grade St. Cloud State Teachers’ College. All right, girls. CLARA E. ROCKNE Fifth and Sixth Grades Winona State Teachers’ College. Recess is over, settle down. ESTHER BENEDICT First Grade Winona State Teachers’ College. Now, children. MABEL THOMAS Third and Fourth Grades Mankato State Teachers’ College. Stop talking. MARION DENT Second and Third Grades Winona State Teacher 3 College. Will you get to work. This page is sponsored by NORTHLAND SERVICE STATION—STOYKE’S MEATS, GROCERIES dA

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THE TIMES OF H. P. JORGENSEN Music, English Bachelor Music of Educa- ti on. Chicago, Illinois; American Conservato r y ol Musi . “Why don’t you practice at home instead of here?” LEPEARL BONNER Principal Biology, Mathematics Wincna State Teachers’ College; University of Minnesota B. S. “Put your mind on your work.” EDNA M. KOCK Commercial Macalester College B. A.; Twin City Business Col- lege. “In all Sincerity.” HELEN TUOHY English. Latin, History, Dramatic Coach, Librarian St. Teresa College P A. “The bell has rung. All talking stopped.” WALFR5D PEDERSEN Industrial Arts, History, General Science, Physical Education, Coacning Mankato Teachers’ Col- lege B. E. “If the coat fits, put it on; if it doesn’t, throw it in the hall.” ALPHA N. EIDNES Home Economics, General Science, Chemistry St. Olaf College B. A. “I beg to disagree with you.” This page is sponsored by HOTEL TEWS

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THE TIMES OF ’35 CTVS O Z 4 SG SENIOR CLASS MOTTO: “Out of school life, into Life’s school.” Blue Sweet Pea Blue FLOWERS: and COLORS: and Yellow Rose Gold VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORI AN THIRD RANKING LUCILLE WOOD ELEANORE LUEHMANN EDWARD KUISLE Lucille Wood Toe Declamatory ’34; President of Class '34; Assistant Librarian ’34 '35. “Fcr she is such a smart little girl, such a neat little, sweet little girl, Such a bright little, slight little, light little, trim little, slim little girl..” Eleanore Luehmann “Curly”—Glee Club '32, ’33, '34, 35; Band ’32, '33, '34, '35; Jazz Orchestra ’32, '33, '34, '35; Symphony Orchestra '33, '34; Declamatory ’32, '34; International Friendship Club ’33; President of Class '35; Extemporaneous Speaking ’35; School Static: Grade Reporter ’34; Editor ’35; Annual Staff—Editor ’35; Operet- tas: Tulip Time, Peter Rabbit, Snow Queen, Yokohama Maid; Girl Reserves ’32, '33, '34, '35; Vice President '33, '34; President ’35; Plays: Spinsters’ Convention; Winner American Legion Medal. “Her life is an illustration of the saying that those who have most to do and are willing to work, will find the most time.” Edward Kuisle “Squeak”—Declamatory '32, '34; Orchestra ’33; Football ’35; Plays: New Fires. “I don’t tell all I know.” HONOR ROLL Lucille Wood ....................................95.70 Eleanore Luehmann ...............................94.36 Edward Kuisle ...................................90-98 Mary Dixon ......................................90 • 20 Jean Burlington .................................89.80 Harold Dean .....................................89-70 Violet Farley ...................................89.51 Kenneth Schield .................................88-18 Verna Born ......................................88.10 This page is sponsored by ARNOLD J. LUEHMANN, Druggist (TMV)