University of Wisconsin La Crosse - La Crosse Yearbook (La Crosse, WI)

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'l wfftff'ypY?fj Wy My T John Kaezmarek Barbara Grams joe juknailis janet Lee Robert Lippolt The Senior Class OFFICERS President ........ . ........ . .... John Kaczmarck ViccfPresiclent . . . . . . Barbara Grams Secretary ...... ...... I anet Lee Treasurer ....... .......... I oe juknailis SergeantfatfArms . . ......... Robert Lippolt Adviser ............................ Mr. Wm. Laux The class of '32 entered this school in the fall of '28, seemingly with one purpose in View-that of cooperation in all things. It was the iirst class that year to be organized, a fact which proved- from the outset that the motto would be Together we stand. From thc time of their entrance, the members of this class have been active and outstanding participants in all school organizations and vital affairs. The football, basketball, and track teams gained from it play- ers who were true sportsmen. Debate and forensics received their share of con- tributions. Seniors have been outstanding in fostering and backing all types of intra-mural activities. The influence of senior members has been strongly felt in every phase of club life in the school. The attitude of the class in general has been one of earnest endeavor to reach a line gbal-perfection in' itself, to be used in the worthiest of vocations-teach- ing. There are always a few who do not realize the seriousness of the work they undertake. It is only fair to say that in this class' there were very few to shirk when duty called. Fine school spirit. initiative. and enthusiasm for the best projects. have been paramount characteristics. Men and women' of such sterling qualities may be sent into the world' without fear that they will fail to live up to expectations. The spirit developed has been one of progress-of loyalty to the highest principles and Finest ideals. The four all-too-short allotted years of inspiring contacts here have passed. Wfarin friendships have been formed, influencing and enriching lives. Knowledge has been gained to broaden the outlook and to be again d-isseminated. The Senior class bids a reluctant farewell to all it leaves behind as it turns a resolute face to the future. Page twenty-three