Washington High School - Neshotah Yearbook (Two Rivers, WI)

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Drive which borders the lake between Two Rivers and Manitowoc. Not only does Two Rivers attract tourists, but professional athletic teams have found this cool city an ideal place for summer training. Moderate temperatures promote pleasant working condi- tions in the thriving industries. Wood, plywood, steel, and aluminum manufacturing plants offer employment to many people. With the two rivers affording natural access to the lake, commercial fishing has also become a major industry. A number of the inhabitants are engaged in the construc- tion of electrical appliances and marine engines while others occupy themselves in the woolen mills and the numerous service positions of a normal community. The ice figure has been selected by the annual staff to represent the theme of the 1948 Neshotah, Two Rivers- The Coolest Spot in Wisconsin. A editor Yvonne Bohm, organization editor Jean Talmadge, editorial editor Earl Puls, art editor Page 3