Westby High School - Ski Yearbook (Westby, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1922 volume:

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I'nivP1'sity of XVisC0nsin MISS LI'l'l LLB Si'I'INICI.LICR Mathematics. IAlXVl'0lli'0 1'0lI'L-gl-1. I'11iVorsi'fy of Wisconsin. ,.. mn, ,,. , --,..-.......,.... ..,..... IC. J. MVTVH Science, Physical Education. Ripon Fullvgrv I'niwi-sity of XVisrfonsi11. f-X 4 QL frfa glfanulfg nf Qllliestbg glfliglg As we climb to the top of the High School Hill And look back over the Bergh so still We wonder if Schneller still loves Dun-bar Or if she likes Sherry better by far. We wonder if Mutch is still a. Hol-man Or if he shared up with Mr. Weiland. Does Miss Seeley still play with a Dahl Or does she cry to have Old Sol? Has Miss Jamieson her Schooner with her Or did she mistake Della for her own Hildur? Does Cornie always have a Rude-eye As she the Miller does pass by? We hope the faculty will try some day To spend their whole time in being gay And show us all a few sunny rays Before they leave us to go separate ways. Sfniorg - -. -.-.....rAw -5 -, I f-Q t Camus A C ,wa 0336 I Wonder Why- BAKKEN, PHOEBE H Ft-'bi-'s l like' Physics class sn 1llKlffH'll2 I like to primp. Ilasket Hull 1. 2. 3. -1: Czlpi. II: Lit01':u'y Smfivty 1. 2. 3: Glu- Club 3, -1: Ass't. Lib. 3. 4: lh'z1111:ltic Club -lt .Iiggs -1: Clws SPl'l'L'fill'Y -L: Stuff 44- Atlxlcticar. BRATLIE, FLORENCE .4 Flo- , I am S0 Il0lIllll l-ll my Gycllasll- es fascillate me-. I,itv1'a1'y Society 1. 2. 3: Glen' Club 3. 4: Newspapor Lib. 4: Dramatic Club 4: Class Play 4: Jiggs 4: Stuff 4?f'2ll'- toons. CHRISTENSEN, LOIS Vid Nobody can read my writing: I 1-m't keep my 1-urls just so. High School 3 yrs.: Ilitc-'1'a1'y Society 1. 2. 3: II'9clz1u1at01'y 1. 4: Ilranmtic Club 4: .liggs -l: Staff -I-Kodak. W'ho Knowk EIELSON, EDITH Edit XVhy I um so lllllNll'ill: why my voivv is nlwnys soft :md low. lf1cr:l1'y Sm-ivty 'l. 2. 3: Glvv Club fl. -1: Ilrallmtiv Vlulr 4: Flu-'s 'l'x'a-:nfux'v1' 4: I'i:1'1f:'t -ll 111111220 -li Stalti' 4-Musir. GRIMSRIFD, MARION Mimi What politimll rvfmwns will VP lIl'0ll2'llf almut when I take' my seat in l'01lgl'PSS. Iwi-l:1111:1to1'5' 1. 2. Ii. -1: Liter- :lry Sm-ivry 1. 2. 3: Glee Flulv I-E. 4: DA-llziting El: D1':1n1:1tiv Ulnlu 4: Mzlgzgzir-X 4: Flaws Play -l: Stall' -l-Iliternry. HAGEN, CHESTER K'l1's'm ' lVli:xt would lmppe-1: if somo- mie slxowvd mv the Oxford li- lll't11'Y. fH'?lt'01'l!'2llS 1. 2. 4: Class 1,l'0NfllPIlf Zi: Jiggxs 4: Class Play 4: Stal? -1--Atlllvticzz. W0uldn't You Laugh If- HOVDE, ANNA Anne I ilunkefl in Geography: I lost my Voiee at u Basket Ball game. Ilitemry Society 1. 2. 3g Glee Club 4: Textbook Lib. 3, 4: Ili-nulzltic Club vlaggie -11 4 lass I'l xy -lg Stuff -1-Kodak. JOHNSON, VIOLET ..Vy-- I failed to get my weekly let- ters: I would get 100 in il Physics quiz. Lire1'zn'y Soeiety 1. 2, 33 Ass't Lib. 43 Draumtic Club 4: Glee Club 3, 41 .Iigrgs -lg Staff -I-Kodak. MITBY, ALICE 11.12 I got fat: Betty and I forgot to go on our Sunday hikes. Lite1'a1'y S01-iety 1. 2, 3: Glec f'1ub 3. -Lg Dramatic Club -1: .liggzs -lg Staff 4?IJ1'Jll1EltiCS. Who Can Tell- NEPRUD, HERBERT Herb Why I am so curious and qui- vtg why I am so sumrt in Solid Geometry. Lita-'rary Sovivty 1. 2, 3g Dra- matic Club 43'-Iiggs -1: Class Play -1: Sfiill 4-Busizwss Manager. PEDERSON, MILDRED Milly Xvllllf I'll do nc-Xtg why I am so 1-'V1 l'l2lSfill21Y Cll0Pl'flIl. LlfPl'2ll'1' Sncivty 1. 2. 3301188 'fl'F'ilSlll'0l' 3: Glve Club 33 T1-'xtlmok 3. 4: D1'2lHl21fIC Cluh -lg .Iiggs-Capt. 45 Staff 4-Drumatics. PE'I ERSON, LESTER Leck XVl1Pre I am YVll'?l1 I am not with Mr. Mulch: XVIIPII I do my studying. 01'ut01'ic'als 1. 2, fl: Basket Ball 2. Ei. 4: Capt. 4: Glo? Club -l: Class Play 4: Jiflfzs 4g Staff 4gBusiness llflllilg er. lt's Not My FEllIIf-- RUNNING, JI'LIA Hlll'k Tlmt I gigglc- whom zmytlliug strikvs me funny: if I ml0n't fake- up Ull9lllISI'I'X. Lit0x'z11'y Sm-in-ty 1. 2. 32 Flzlss SI'C'l'0I'tll'Y l: Glen- Plulw 3. -I: I,l'2IIIl2lI'Il' Ulllll -1: Class play -I: f'l:1ss1'x'vsiclc-nt -I: .liggzs -I: Stull' -I--Huumr. SAME, MORRIS Happy Tlmt I rlmft do romlay what I mm put ot? till fIIlI10l'I'0XVI that I om-zlsimmlly lose my fvmg c'1'. ' LiIor:11'y Sovisty l. 2. I-I: Glvv fluls ZS. 4: Class I'1'4-si4l9l1t 2: S0l'Hx'2Illf-:lf-Ell'lllN 2: Urclws- tru 5-I: Class Play -I: Mngglv -I: Stuff 4--lillsinoss Manny:- er. SCI-IEE, NANA Nam Tlmt I'111 just lmturally root- i0: tlut 1'd mtller draw flmn 1 uuly. I4lT4'l'2Il'Y Snr-ivty 1. 2. 3:i'lz1ss Ti'0z1s111'e1' 3: Glm- Club 3. 41 IL1':1zuatif' Ulull 4: Staff -1- l'ilI'f00IlS. w0lllIlD,'1 the World Tum In- Side Out If- STORBAKKEN, ALMA N0lli0 I fzlilvll to 1's'L-itci I XVPl'0ll'l' allways proper? High Svlmnl Il yrs.: Glvv Fluls -l: Ilitvralry Sorivty 1, 2: Staff 44-Axlllllllll. SVEEN, BEATRICE B:-ttic-1 l zitfvmlerl Glzlssvs !'Pglll'll'1yQ l he-'valine f0llf.1llP-flflil. Ill'l'l2llll2lf0l'Y 1. 2. 35 Baskvt lizlll 1. 2. 3. -1: Capt. -15 Liter- ary Society 1. 2. 33 Pianist 3, 4: lll'illllk1fl0 Club -lg Orolws- tra 4: Class Play -1: Jiggs 43 Stuff 4-Editoi'-ill-Uliivf. Qu Qurmarianu Elmrghilh lfhunhestheht ,Q ' U 11 ' IQ so f fhi frm Softly the day-light faded, Far in the distant blue, Blending its fading glory, Sweet with the twilight's hueg Far up the distant portals, Opened a golden door. Sweetly the angels' music, Came from that far-off shore. Far o'er the distant hilltops, Faded the golden beams: Lowly the breeze of evening Fhanted their mournful strains: Up through the shining ether, Borne on the wings of light, Floated the spirit onward, Home to the realm of light. Fair shone the light eternal, Sweet was the golden air, Panted the weary spirit, Something of light to share: Into the shilling portals, Clothed in her robes of white, Breathing the love eternal, Sings she her song to-night. Gently a voice came stealing. 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GERALD l'lli.Vl'l.IIC. ANIIRHYV VRXICSS 'I'?'fF'MT'i fx , g : 2 :Q W f f' W. 1' T f ESTHER HEGGE. THELMA LEE. ULEO EUKERN. ERLING HELGESON. LAHS HOYDE. VICTOR GLEN. GEORGE SPYIER ELLA KNVTSON. GICRDA LANGIIVS. HELEN HOLTE. STELLA LANGAARII. HAZEL LEE. ILA JOHNSON, MARGARET HOYIIE. LENORE JEFSON. MINNIE .IAUOHS I HOXYARD HOVGE, RAYMOND THEIGE. EARL LEE. ERVIN STEENSON. IRYIN GAHRIELSON. l-KARL EYANSTAIJ. LANVRENUE ONSRVII E iran K2 at FW I i - it GV ff who kt fe Class lDill We. the undersigned. hereby bequeath all right and interests in the following articles to those herein mentioned: Lois wills her curls of burnished copper to Margie Peterson. hoping that she will wear them as beeomingly arranged as Lois has heretofore. Alice leaves her slender gracefulness to Alice Southern. Happy bequeaths the drowsy atmos- phere which surrounds his seat in Geometry class to Mighill Adams: may he have many pleasant dreams. It would be a pity if Mig- lull should wake up and face the realities of the wo1'ld. Anna wills her favorite brand of toilet soap to Helen E. Helen is to use this to a Hood purpose when the time comes that her diet will consist solely of a sponge bath. Ranghild is to receive Julia's title of heavyweight champion of the class. M-xy she live up to .lulia's name for grace. wit. and flood nature. Mildren wills her coiffure to Helen Hol- te. hoping that it will prove beneficial during the coming year. Violet wills her ability to vamp country youths with a gllnce to Bertha Hooverson. With her own talent along this line she will be a star. I'hoehe and Bettie will their Phy. Ed. ability to Eva and Lenora. hoping that it will save Miss Sehoonover a great deal of trouble Junior Cfoast As Juniors we greet you this evening. We are grateful for the opportunity to honor our dignified Seniors and honorable instruct- ors. Juniors. in your name I bid them and you .all welcome. Richer by the acquisition of a fruitful and vigorous vear we will soon be ready lo lill your places neXt year which we shall try to do in mirth, work. happiness. and school spirit. Yet when that time comes when we are brought to realize that the roids of pleas- ure and work divide we shall be ready to ehooe the work. We shall show that we can get enjoyment from work as well as from pleasure and we appreciate this fact that we must take this road of work if we are to con- quer that awful subject which goes by the name of Physics, lt is the greatest dread ol' our future. but we will shoulder our respon- sibilities with a good will and set an ex- ample that the other classes will be glad to follou. and add thereby to their grace of movement, Florence leaves her love for school and lessons to Margaret D. This will undoubtedly help her over many rough places. Edith wills several Southern tickets to Alice Lee, but instead of going to La Crosse. we have heard rumors to the effect that Aliee will bump the rails to Viroqua. Vurtis .lefson is to receive Alma's honor of being Class Valedictorian. Of course you will have to work for it. l'urt. Uhester Hagen leaves the nimble grace with which he h-xndles electrical apparatus to Hubert Flugstad. Hubert will continue Vhester's good work for the benefit f?l of the Physics instructo1'. Nana wills her long vacation to anyone who is in need of it next year. Marion leaves her height to Josie Skaugh ami her views on socialism to Endre Eie: may he argue as fluently for the cause as she. Herbert wills his pompadour to Ellef. al- so the magic concoction that makes it stand up. Lester generously leaves his hig diction- ary of pronneiations to the Junior Class. hoping that it will prove to be a great bene- lit to them. In hopes that this will prove good dur- ing the coming year. we. the undersigned. hereby affix our names this 29th day of March. in the year 1922. CLASS Ol-' '22, of welcome XVe greet you, Worthy Seniors! XVe have enjoyed working beside you while you have been ascending your high school eereer and we thank you for all the information given us, such as little deeds of kindness to your teachers IIONV and then. will often raise your standings from a zero to a ten. If it be a joy to know that. labors of love are in vain. if it be a pleasure to know that seeds of kindness are bearing rich and abundant fruit. may that joy and that pleasure be yours in fullest portion. We greet you. Ilonored Teachers. for your willingness to help us along. NVe are sure the Seniors could not have climbed thus far had it not been for your earnest etforts and hard work. And so: I-lere's a toast to all who are here No matter where you are from. 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She tri1-11 111 get 21w21y froin Westhy to dust 11 1'U1'l11'l' 111 the H2111 of F2111112 for herself. 11111 t11e 111l12l1lI1'2l1l1S f11r1-e11 ill-'1' 111 st21yg they ev- en 1131111 her 21 pension 1lPl'i1l1SP of the f211ft tl1211 sl1e 1llfl'01111f'C'4l tl1e 1V0l'l1 IJ21111ly to the 1111press111n21111e X0l1l1fIS1'9l'S of the W1-sthy High. We 111-5:2111 t11 t211k :1111111t the lll01Il110l'S of 11111' 11l21ss 111 Westhy High 211111 I w21s 11111151111- e1l t11 111-211' 111211 L11is knew 211111111 s11 lllilllj' of them. I was sh111'ke11 t11 1l1'El1' llf f'11GS1l'l S S1111 fillll. 11 is 811711129 XVIIEII 1lV9l'NV111'li 12111 1111. At t11e time we 11111 out 11111' A111111211 1'hester 112111 t11 work s11 l1211'11 to get his work i11 1111 time 111211 it 2111'e11te1l 111s 111-21111 211111 0V0l'SlIli'1' he 1121s spent his time 21t Zl typewriter p1111n11- ing 11111 121212111121 112111 scores. 11111 i1111ivi1111211 write-ups. HL- see111s t11 imagine th21t the An- 111121l st21I1' is still waiting for him t11 11211111 111 111s Ii21s111-t B2111 statistics. He 1121s l1ire11 21p21rt111e11t ilflltl' 'IlDil1'1ll1PI11 211111. like T1l1lIl12lS 1111 Quincy. l1e types 11nt1l 111' h21s 1i1le11 every- thing. 0Y'1'1l the 1121111 11111, then 11e 1111-ks the 1111111' 211111 1111115 11110111111 21p21rt111e11t. Herhert l'1-'l'12l1l1ly 1l11S s111'prise11 11s. H1- is 21t present 111111111 iliterpretiye 112111011122 111 tl1e l11'0llX. He wears 111s llilll' 111112. ns-es horn 1111111111111 glasses 211111 is 2111 21r11e11t 2111y11- 1-21te of the I l'1'1l11l2lll 1l100l'y. 1-'111ren11e is the 1112111011 of 2111 11rph21n's 111111111 where she trips 21111111111 111 llitl' fl'l11l l1lllfU1'Ill looking 11s 1-11111 21s she 21lw21ys C1111 21t S1'111l1ll, It is l'11lIl0l'911 th21t sl1e still Z11'1'G1l11S the Xvl'l'1l1l11 fiflllllfj' 11'21ir 211111 tl1e 1111111 who t21kes tl1e tickets still tells her she 1121s 11112111- tiful eyel21shes. PIEIDDX' 11118 1111211111311 the impossible. Wlietleer X011 helieye it 111' 11111. Happy. or 1'2l- rher l'r11f. Morris Skllllll. 1121s 119911 otfered t11e p11siti11n of chief 1l1S1l'11l'1'01' of l1l21f1l9l1ll1li'S 21t HHl'1'2ll'l1. T11w211'11 the en11 of his Senior ye21r 111 High Sehool he awoke to the XV01lC10l'- ful 11pp11rt1n1ities i11 5111 2111v21n1'e11 eonrse 111 Geonietry. whieh he took the 11ext 111111111111 211111 has heen Ollllllllllg ever sinee. A111121 has 110011 eleete11 the iirst 1V0ll1'lll lIl2lj'0l' of 1Vesthy. She 11118 211w21ys 1'211i1'll il 5:11-at interest ill eiyie 21ff211l'S 111111 even i11 llel' Higli Seh11111 11ilyS I 1Jl'1-111101941 11 gl'-e21t fl11'11l'l' for 11911 Lester has been e1e1'te11 State S01l2l1'0l' from 111s 11istri1't. It 1121s 1-yen heen 1'l1ll10l'?f1 th21t he will run for GOVl'l'l10l' next ye21r. 11111 1111l1ti1's 1121s not 111-en his o11ly 1iel11. NVhile 21211101112 11111111211 t11e G1-11g1'21pl1ie11l llilgil- zine for l21st month I flllllld 1111 1ll1'Pl PSfl11f.'f 11rti1'le on the tower of 152111111 11y Leek. Ile 1192111011 1111 exploring expe111ti11n t11 t11e f211' Iiust 211111 it is helieved that he 1121s 11is1'11ver- e11 the ex21ct site of t11e f21lllU11S tower. 1'erh.1ps the f:11't th21t t11e tower of 1121111-1 was 111enti11111-11 111 11111' l'hysi1-s class 111112 llilf' gave 1111.11 the st21rt which he nee11e11. F111' three ye21rs Violet 1121s heen Plllpllly- e11 hy Josef 211111 sl1e 1121s 111-en highly s11111'ess- fnl 21s il 1110111-'l. 211111 11ispl11ys the Very newest 1're21ti1111s ill t11e f01'1-1Ill0S1 f21shi1111 sl111p of I,,ll'lS. Milly is L1l1ll'l'lPd 211111 1121s El pretty 1111111.121- l11w 211111 El 1111sl121n11 211111 other things 11l'l'l'S- sary for l11111seke-eping. Her h11s1121n11 1le11l21res she is El 11erfe1't cook. 2:11011 11011801401-'I1Pl'. 211111 El 11e1ig:11tf111 1'11111p111i1111. A111121 is professoi' of S1'ie111-11 111 Bryn RIRIXV1' 1'111lege. A111121 1l1S11lt1.X1k'f1 111ll1S11E1l 1211- P111 111 her s1'h11111 1121ys. hut we never tl111111:11t sl1e w1111111 111111111 the filllll' whieh sl1e now 1121s. Her uhility is so 111111S1l2ll. s11 l1l51l'V1'l0llS sl1e 1I.1S 11111111 1111111111111 the fkl1l1Ul1S 'p1'0f0SS01' of l'1111111111i21 1'11ll11ge who s11l11 11is 11111111 to t11e i11s1it11ti11n for 511511.11110 She is s0111.':l1t for 11y 2111 the 111g 111st1t11ti1111s of lL'2ll'1111l2' ill .l11l0l'll'2l 111111 I'l111'11pe. who strive t11 1111111111 11211111 other for 11er 11l'21lll. She 1121s 11:11-11 11t- f1-re11 f211111lo11s s11111s. hut Allllil, with 1'l1Zll'2ll'- teristie l11lSL'l1lS111l0SS, llzls 11e1111e21tl1e11 her 11121111 111 1V1'st11y High. 1,1lU1'l1'1' l1ZlS 2ll1'O2l11j' 21tt21ine11 1l0l' life's 2111111i1i11n. She 1121s est21l1lisl1e11 il 1121111'111g s12l11111l Ill 1'l1ie211:o. where the 11E'1l111Rll11l'S go to l'l'l'01VK' IllSf1'l1C'fl1l1l i11 tl1e 121tesr steps. A111-e 1121s s111-1-1111111-11 l1er filflllbl' i11 the 1l.1l'llXVil1'1-' husiness. All l1er Cl1Sf0l11E'l'S say ,-x t 5 4 , AA it p ffm that she keeps the lrest stock in lVesthy. and when it eonies to handling cutlery. dish pans. and roller skates. Aliee has them all beaten. YVhen we hear her setting! forth the merits of a eorn eultivator or a sulky plow. we no 1011,-It-1' wonder over her success. Bettie has heeome an expert teroplane pilot. For a long time she was employed hy the Vnited States Govt to instruet soldiers and future sky pilots in the seieiu-e of fancy curves. hut her fame spread so quiekly that now she is hired to appear at the Vernon Uouuty Fair e-tell year and do hair-raising stunts for the henetit ot' the sight seers. York and health seekers from all over the Vnited States and Europe go to her for a new lease in life. lidith is taking part in Grand Operas and gets unh-eard of salaries liecfiuse of the wonderful quality of her voice. Recently she sang in the opera Lucia de Lammel'- moor at the Majestie at La Crosse. where thousands of lVestl1y people thronged to hear one of their lof-al geniuses. After having given me this information. l.ois departed and l went hack to my ham- burger frying and my friend. XVL- sat far far into the night musing upon the hrilliant Nana went to Germany a year after she suwcss of HIP claw of -22- graduatell and studied medicine. At pres- ent she is one of the foremost physieians of J' E' R' the country. She has her ofliee in New M. J. G. The Dillaqc-: Gossip Susane Brown. familiarly know as the ing some porch. sidewalk. or fence. or tend- 'tVilla,fre Gossip. lived in a small white eot- illir llvl' fi0WP1'S- S119 SDPIIY ill K0SSiI1il12- S119 tage in Susane sipping Every one of the main streets of Uloverd ile. was noted for two things-her gos- antl her rleanliness. thing about Susaue's home was al- ways spiek and span. A stranger walking down the street wits always eertain to notice the white eottagre. the c-lean yard with its ht-ds of flowers. and the white fence whieh surrounded this home. The fence was al- ways keep so 1-lean that it fairly shone and that. along with her flowers. was the pride of Susana-'s hetrt. Susane herself was very tall. She wore hair twhat little she harlr in a tiny pug: at the top of her head. and over eaeh ear was a smill eurl- -the result of eurlers whieh Su- sane used every night. She wore large hone- rimmed glasses whieh seemed to magnify her green eyes when she heard some new hit of gossip. Her nose was long. thin and tleli- eate and some declared that her mouth was never shut long.: 011011211 for anyone to decide whether it was l-ig or not. hut most were satistied to believe that it was. She usually wore a high-neeked. long-sleeved dress. the skirt of which was very near the ground. What time Susane did not spend seruhb- dearly loved to stand i11 her haek yard and gossip with Mrs, .lones who lived next door. 'l'l:ere they would stand. sometimes for an hour or more. and chat arross the fence. Susane knew all ahout everyone else's busi- ness-and most always she knew more about it than the persons eoneerned did themselves. She knew that the Smiths were to have rice for dinner today :intl that the Johnsons were to have ehicken for their Sunday dinner. She knew that Sally Green had never had a new dress in her life, They were always made over ones that had ln-lollgzed to Nelly. She also knew that the retson Mary and lillen Green never went 'to c'lulrc'l1 together was het-ause they had lvut one pair of Sun- day go-to-nieetingu shoes. trust Susane Brown gossip in Cloverdale. the very Iirst days of the village history to the present time-up to Une eould always to know every lril of She knew it all---from the very minute. Susane was very kind- hearted and was always ready to help others. She attended eluireh regularly and never missed an aid or sociable given at the l'lll.11'Cil. She was rtther stingy with her money hut never with her time or gossip. -Lois Minshall ,,-. I 11' Wim . fe Cfoast to the Seniors YVhen Junior students meet tonight The Seniors to honor witl1 all tl1eir inight, The tear-licrs canie to help theni out You k11ow they can do it without a doubt. XVhile we sit and enjoy ourselves here l-lating illld drinking witl1 right good cheer. NVe hope all tl1e Seniors XVII!! leave us ere long Will begin their ll9XV work with il s111ile and a song. So let's give tl1e1n a toast they will long re- lllillllilfll' 'l'hru the heat of July to the eold of Deeein- her And may this help thein to lllilkli each day vount. Thru our faith in fillxlll they'll sure wi11 out. tif Julia there is Illlll'il to write As president she has i191-'Il a bright sl1i11i11g ligl1t. For wit and for illllll0l' sl1e'll 11ot be outdone She's always there wl1e11 it comes to fun. At j0lll'll1lliSlll sl1e will 111ake il6'l' niark She also posed for The Song of tl1e Lark. When you receive a paper from lands afar Expect to see the editorial signed J. R. Ill gyninasties and dancing just wateh Julia float. She C'Elll'f understand why sl1e's always the goat. .lust watch for l1er nanie heading fan1e's page We all are eertain she'll he tl1e rage. Witl1 fill' Editor in-Chief let's next begin. She goes into work with a smile Ellld a f.'fl'lll Many things can our liglit-haired Bettie do She plays tl1e piano illlfl saxophone. too. At basketball. skating. skiing. illlll all Bettie always is there. how we'll miss her next fall. lint we'll wish llt-'l' success when fa 1' away Allli hope sl1e'll continue to be happy a11d gay. We k11ow sonie tinie sl1e'll accomplish great things By the way she goes at it Wllell the bell ri11gs. So keep up your courage. win out 0. please do Be a bright shining light for the year '22, She puts a lIl2l1'k l1ere. a lo11g stroke there The shading she does with the greatest care. A few years froin IIOXV visit a gallery of size Tliere you'll find Nana's pietures l-ihelled tirst prize. With slnilling eyes a11d deterinined chin Nana is going i11 an artist's faine to win. .lust look for her nanie i11 Who's Who As illl illustrator she will have much to do. A cheerful l1appy-go-lueky pupil We have ill our 1nidst. l1e has never a scruple. XVild horses he rides. broad rimmed hat he wares We suppose from IIONV l1e'll attend all the fairs. Of eourse you have guessed it is Happy Sainb next l1e'll he tryi11g to 1'ide a lamb. The elass lnust have 0119 who is noted for briins AIIIIHQS tl1e 0119 whose lI1ill'kS always gains, 'I'here's nothing beyond 11012 just watch tl1e1n soar. Everything she is asked to do ls gone at cheerfully, and flOIlP well too. I11 the future l1er sueeess obse1've Fl'0lIl duty's path she will never swerve. A hook-worin we have i11 this class '22 Stand up. Chester. and say How do you do Y livery hook ill the library he devours with a vi111 He knows what's outside as well as wl1at's ill. A lawyer sonic day he surely intends to be Because he reads the dryest books quite dili- gently. So in the future if a case you want tried .lust call o11 Uhester. tl1e judge i11 your favor will surely decide. Marion we know. if Ililf. ask Cappy Ricks, Will make for herself a name i11 politics. A few years fl'0Ill now to WVHSIIHIRTOII travel, You'll tind Marion struggling liuird questions to unravel. All questions of importance to her are brought Her opi11io11s by hundreds lllld thousands are sought. We all said we knew it i11 Westby High. For Marion worked without ever a sigh. ller work l1as been year ill a11d yeflr out Of very high cliaracter without a doubt. We hope XVlll'll we visit ill Washington D. C, Shi-'ll renieniber her friends of old Westby. Lester loves to sit 211111 dreani About the lligh School Basket Ball Teain. At playing tl1e gillllt' he is '11 star. His record is of the highest by far. .lust watch l1in1 glide 1i0XVll the floor We're sorry l1e'll be with us no 111ore. At farming he will spend his tilne. Raising prize cattle, horses. illld swine. In tl1is class is a gi1'l llilllll-'il l-Edith She sits and sits illlti reldeth. Iler voice is always gentle and low A wonderful tl1i11g i11 wonien you know. -4 ,- 4 I . Il 'ff H . L' Some day of a eollege she'll be a dean. lf you don't believe us ask Leroy Leuln. .lust wateh Edith. she'll do great things yet. when she gets started she has the pep. Phoebe at gymnastics surely will shine. She always stands at the head of the line. Her mofions are graeeful every one. XVIIPYUPI' HXUIR her hair. or ehewing her gum. lVe hope at her work sbe'll be a suecess. We ourselves have no doubts we all confess, She will work hard. ea1'ly and late To get her tasks done so she can keep a date. Two in the elass will stenographers be And spend their time in tapping a key. One is Mildred. the other is Alive. 'I'hey'll make so much money they'll live in a palaee. Then for Bluiiiie and Leonard they will write Letters that keep them up all night. If ever you're siek and need a nurse Fall on Anna. she'1l see you don't get worse. Three years from now she'll spend her time In seeing to it that her patients feel line. Great honor to Anna is eertainly due For attending fo her work and getting an education too, We know she'll be bright. cheerful and gay And go forth to her work with a smile eaeh day, Violet with Phoebe always is seen You can tell her by her sweater green. In Virogua she always has a line time She will soon move to that Southern elime. A nurse she intends to be. Her sueeess in that work you will surely see. Florenee a modist will certainly be And design dresses for you and me That we can wear to funetions great and small. She ean please the short as well as the tall. Her large blue eyes and winning ways XVill win for her many an admiring gaze. lf next fall to New York you go. l-'lorenee will take you to every fashion show And show you the gowns she has designed. To improve the appearanee of all mankind. For making very tine reeitations Lois is noted. she knows the history of all nations. She giggles away day in. day out Things strike her funny without a doubt. XVe're glad she's always eheerful and gay Shi-'ll be a humo1'ist some day. And spend her time in making rhymes 'l'hat will be published in The Times. WVestby ffut in the country from old NVestby You'll Iind a farmer raising vtobaec-y His large brimmed h-it pulled over his 'Fo keep his fave from burning red. 'Tis Herbert as you have guessed. In H. S, he never was a pest. Faeh remark he received with a grin No matter what kind of a slam you gave We like Your attitude. Herbert. we do. Keep on smilling and yon'll win through. l hope none have taken offence At the things l have said in the last few moments. lt was :ill in fun and to make a rhyme 'l'o help you all spend a little time. head him. So drink a toast to the Class '22 May they all suceeed in whatever they attempt to do. May the sorrows of this life pass them As they travel forth to do or die. Go forth to eonquer. eontinue to do Things that bring fame to the elfxss '22. by The stars were shining brightly And the river was very low. When we stepped into the boat That was rocking to and fro, The moon was shining brightly And it had on a pleasant smile. And nothing seemed to go so fist As we did. mile by mile. We did not know what was ahead. For we heeded not the ealls. lint I am not living now to tell What happen-ed when we reaehed thc falls. --George Langlllls. i7 . ' 3 ' .Q H 4 111 Toast to the Class of 1923 If Miltn11's Must- witl1 1l0XVl'l' rar:-1 Wnuld ht-lp in111art and p0wr1's SllZil'C'. A11 r1111'1'o11s task I would not dev111 What now to me so futilo sew-111s. For who without Dl'Ptlil'fi0ll'S power Avfllllll at such a task hut cfowvr? Right lmld it is stnno pfltty thing' to say 'Rout him who famous lllily lwrfnmn smnv day. 'l'h1t111 taking the nld adage- for livin. 'Phat tt1111r11'1'ow shall tak:-1 tl1o11f:l1t forthe things of itself. I shall offvr a toast to the Junior Class. fltillllh lot us toast Zllltl drink on IIIPISSO. A sistvrly lovu i11 tixnvly lll'l'Il tic-110rz1 Vi'lllll'l'S to hor lll'0Yllf'l' with spmfd. 'l'hrt-0 grlowim: lights if judgvd hy hair. Arn- Ilelvn. Vvrna. and 'l'llI'llll2l fair. Tll0lIl1'lS has hitt-hod his wagon to a star And gram-s at I'll0l'llt' frmn afar. Ulirt' all 1'4111tt111ti1111 at thx' rlass llll'l'fl1I5IS quvlls. Namni sous to it tl1at the Tattlt-r sc-lls. A tInating.': tune of airy jazz Malia-s Alive Nustad a t1'ippi11g.f lass. Alice' of Av0llIl0l'lEll1IlC that is. Nvdland Docs to hor i'lilNSlllZlf'i'N lIllIf'll i11ts-1'osti11g: lilltlXVlI'Il2l' llillltl. Gf'l'llJll'fl :llltl .Al'i'lllO are two lmys so svdatc-. lvIl0llTl'llSiYl'. Zlllll 1Xllll1'Tll2ll. llll to datz-. Alirt- la-v. tlllOllll'l' nf tht- four. liars a 1lI'l'S0ll frnni a 111-ig:l1l1r11'i11,Lt town adtvrv. I-'ur Clara Zlllll llldna tht- Ss-niur pusitimi no st-11sati0l1s will griyv. For i11 that row thvy now du lirv. A l'lL't'l'lll3.f dm-s Hl2llll'llL' pnssvss Hut 1-acli tit-11-titig uno 1llZlli'1'S thvni nn lc-ss. Twn I'lstl141rs i11 tl1is vlass tlu-ro arv. N11 ,!v11v1':1l ltllLllllSll dtws r'itht'r lll2ll'. A lt-1111111 is sour. wt- nft r '111-at. llut Alim' Ilnfslivn 11rt14'l:1i111s it swvvt. lin-rna says Gt-111114-I1'y a gnlttasaiit puzxln- is. Myrtlu and Il'0Ill' do hath 2lI'Lflll0FI'0, 1lfllUl'S i11 tht- class will nod and how And inwardly Ytlll4'll. lt is 4-asy whvn you lcnuw how. lluldah -xnd Ansnph t'rt1111 110011 Yallvy Filllll' To Wosthy Higli to wi11 sonn- faint-. To thoni hoth thc l1llI'Sli0ll was put. How do you lilu- it? Tlwy a11swc-rvd, t'li41tlt. t l't1 1114-1 it doth 809111 I 0111111-I upon a Cliff. quoth 0110. Thv otlwr added, It has got 111e Happy. what I have duno. AIlSl'lll0V4lllS and lively arv N0!'lIl2lll and t'urt. they alonv. hut so arc-1 Margarvt illld Gr1't. Not For 1111111-sty Edna illlll Ruth 21113 notvd. rt-lialmlv ICIIOXVIPIIQIP XVa1tv1' is quottad. For A Lois Minshall tlwrc-1 is i11 this Plass While Fl part of her dt10s 111110112 thc- Soni- ors pass. For 0L'l'l3llll s11l1jvc'ts Mighill has illll'l1Df1lllY. And frmn thc tt-acl101's t-raves l11lli'll Nylll- pathy. A rigid wall dovs 1114110 play All playvrs rind ht-r i11 thvir way. X 1 I llllllll of virtuvs whit-h Sybil doc-s pos- SPSS Will illllllll'2ll'l0ll award Ellltl adyvrsvs trvsA pass. Glory Cillllrt' tu 11110 of our llllI1lll4'l' Whvn Iillofs 1l01lt'0l'11 poppz-tl lilw thunder. Iiut this. I foar. t-nds l1is story. For It-hahfxd lIll'2lllS dvpartvd glory. A 1w1't'1'c't lllElll. an11111111t-vd the lllll'S9. Allfl All'lVlll fllflllgllf. I dare not 1'u1'st1. Twivt- ninv tinivs has Mvlrin stayed So11t1111vus for which tht- nursv is paid. Tlirvv inutuitl fl'll'llllS ill 1lll'2lSlll'9 2ll1IlllP!'ll Art- Eva. Gladys. Elllll 110110171 i111lc-wal. .All ugrtilnistir smilv drives varv astray ltaiigxhild finds it works tl1at way. I11 this rlass tht-ro is a hoy. H I :1 lilillil' it rhyino I'll call llilll Lv Roy. Ht- claixns that playing hall is no surh 'ark As att:-nding: nartivs aftvr dark. l4'1'r11n Trip wc- got a likc- 1'vpr1rt. A1:d thv fart that parties arv not tht- only spurt. A11 llltl01ll'l1ll1'Ilf lllliltl is wt-ll C'STl'0l1lPtl. This is a raluahlo asst-t Hahn-l his Il4'lllllPll. Ilanpy is thc' n1:1n that varv dc'1'idl's. llappy is Gvwgu who all troiihls- hidcs. lll L'Ull4'lllSl0ll, dvar host a11d hostess, lmt nu' this wish to you 4'0llf0SS. May grand Ita1nv l 0l'fllll0 l'0lllflI1'If and 111104-1' yuu. lint hc-1' dauglitvr Miss l 0l'fll110 IIOVOI' come 111-ar you. -Carla Berg. K-. 'I lil' 1 if 4.2 4 111 frfa T01-isi io ihc: Teachers To t1111 t1111e111-11's 1111 so helpful 111111 ki1111 'l'his toast 1 l1111Sf give 111111 relieve iny 111iu1l, l4Y1' 121111111111 for hours their t1'11its to 1111fol11. l,isten. you'11 know them when 11111-h 111111 I'v11 111111. 1Vho is it t1111t 11lw11ys lll1kl'S 11S 111i1111. 111111 keeps us XV0l'1i11lH till not 21 111i1111t11 we 111111 To whisper 111111 111112111 111111 1111ve 10tf111S of fun. l1'1'11111 the I1il1Vl1 of the 1111y till the Slllliillfl' of Sllll. His 1195111 to h11111't talks 11-11111 the p111tfo1'111 11111111 1111y M11k11s 11111-h one sit up 111111 111s II1illl1l2l1'i'S ohey. II11 is ever jolly 111111 1'l12l11X for Uf 1'1l11l'S0, 11's Mix W11il11111l for whoni this verse is 11111111. fun. Miss Hill is our 11111si1- ft'21K'110l' so 1111111 to 11e11I 1 To s111'n11 1111 h11111' w1tl1 hei' is quite 11 11'l'ilf If ZIIIXUIH' -it scliool has talent along hei' line It 1'e1't11i1:ly is11't hei' filllli if sl1e Wllllf 111111111 t1111111 sl1i1111. At 12 G. s1111 11lso 1111111s 21 11111111 liut XV110l10V01' she t:1u1.1:11t the Jlllllfll' 111111011- 1lh. 11111111 '111111' 1111 XVlS11L'11 to t1111 their knowledge at 11111111 Ill that 1111-5111 1el11ss s1111 f11111111 not 11 1111111112 Miss S1-l111111111ve1' is jolly 111111 full of fun She lll'V0l' shi1'ks NV111'11 111E'l'0'S work to he 11on11. Wit11 s111111n 111111 kettle S110 u111k11s Things 1111111 'l'h1111 f1101'l1'S 21 Sl'l'ill1ll1l0 to try 211111 get s111111-1. As Z1 11. 11. 1'o111'h the girls Sily sh11's 111111 1t's 1111111 t11 111111 2lllYf1ll1lLf not ill 111111 1i11e. 111111. oh. the 1111111-es we l12lVe 111 Phy. 11111. liut p111'1111ps th11t's 1111 111111 111111 111111111' s11i11. he Miss -I1ll1ll1'S0l1 111 History is su111'1111111 S1111 is t1111 lvesl that we IIZIV1' Sl'1'11 111-1' 51022111 is St111111 1'11 111111 1i111'it11 111- l'11 give you El test you'l1 1121111 to write. With 111111 111111 1111n1'i1. 11111111 111111 1-111111: But, 111 11111' S1Jl'l'0XV. 1 1111 f1-1:11 Sl111'1l 111111 them 111111111 11111111211 1111 the y11111'. Miss Bergh is t1111 111111 111-1111 111111 killll Ill Math illSU'11l'1S 1111 lllilllkllld. She spends 1111 111-11' time 111111 wit Ill 111111111115 pupils see t111'11111.1:11 it. '1'h11t X 11111111ls X. 111111 Y e111111ls Y Y1111'11 think lines w11ul11 lllilkl' 11111' fly. 11111 1111ti1111t1y she tells tl111111 0.l'l' Now who 111111111 11sk one l1119Sfi0ll IIIOYP? Miss I7111111211' is Slllilll. hut. llly. she is strict W11 1111 sit up 111111 listen when she 1SS11PS 1111 111111-t. H111- f11vo1'it11 1111f'Sfl0ll she loves t11 ask. H2lS every 111111 111111111111 111 their theine :lt lust? N11 w11is11111'i11g she zillows us to 1111 Ask Mighill he will tell you so. too. At lingrlish 111 s11e is 21 1'11ttle1' S1111 11111111111 11s 1111it oui' .11111i111' T11ttle1'. Miss S1-111111111111 jungles X's 111111 Y's 11110111111 11311615 11111111111 sit 1111 111111 list t11 the s11u1111. 'ikllk' 111111111 of X she very well knows A1111 with Y. 11, X she will l1l11i'k1Y 11is1111s11, At s11h11111 she is 1'e1'y 1ligni1i111l 112111-1 fool with 111'l'. h11v11 you 1'1'L'1' 11'i1111'? Hut 11ft111' seliool s1111 11011l'S f11t11 A1111 goes with us 1111 to 1121111 21 sk ite. Mr, M1111'l1 1111 l'l1ysi1's just 1111111s 1111 11ls11 141Vl'S to 1111 1111111111 I'011Cl1. ln 1111sk11t 111111 1111's the 1111: 111111 of things .111st listen. now. 1111111' how the 111111 rings, He loves to t111k of Basket H1111 We 1'1111't st111't 111111 1111 illlllflllxl' Sllbjlxff :it 1111. He IIIZIXN the 111111111 with El 1.111'1111t 1111111 of viin Listen: Mr. xVl'11illl11 is 11111111111 to 111111. S11 11111'11's to t1111 1'111'11lty of XV. 11. S. A1111 I-111 sure 11111111 of us w11u111 refuse to 1-1111- fess, '1'h11t 11 1Y11l'1f1'1V1111' S1'11l'l'l1 w1111l11 f11i1 to 1-11- V11 1.1 l111tt111' I11111-11111's tl1:111 those with whoni w11 h111'e to 1111111. S1111 tries t11 111111111 t1111 .111111o1's 111111 ffhois 511l1S11?1l1. ,,-1 1 -1 'V 1 if ,ag frfa 55.000 Reward BIOHIFI' 111111 11'11tl111r w11r0 going away. 1111t 1111111-11-1 was t11 1111 l11ft 11t 11111111-1 witl1 G1'111111f11tl1111-. I1-11spit11 R011's f02ll'f'l1i l'llfl'1'211'- i11s 111111 11a1'1111st X111-'2l1l11l2S l 11t1111r 111111 r11- 11111i11P11 11111111r11t11, 111111 l10VV whil11 l1is 11111-1111ts w111-11 1111sily pf111l1i11g:. R011 11il111l1111 11is1-1111s11- l11111ly 1111 El 1-11111-k111'. 311111 1Vl'l11f1211ll'11 l1is S1111 fate t11 tl11-1 11v1-11'-111'11s1111f I511st111'. R1111's l11s1 l1i1-t1111ay 1Jl'0SG'l1f. 11ust111'. it may 1111 s11i11. was 111-11-i111-111ly 1111g11tiy1-1 when it 1-11111111 to l1111111ty. 1111t H1111 Sf'111lll'lllY sai11: He ai11't 111111-11 1111 looks. 1111t you jus' ought to s1111 11i111 t1g:l1t. T111- two w111-11 i11s11pa1'1111111 211111 lilllb felt tl111 111-'C-'11 11f l1is p1-t now 11s 1111 11111111 his f11t11111- 111111 11111tl111r g,1:o111111y11 211111 w1111-111111 11111111 off 1111w11 tl111 str110t. H11 s11t I101Vll 1111 11111 stops 11f tl111 11111-1-11. 311111. 1111111111y 1111i111: 1lC'2ll' s111'1-1 D11st111'. 1111 11i11 1111t 111't1111111t t11 1'9Sfl'i11ll tl111 11itt111- t11:1rs that t1'i11kl1-111 1101V1l his 1-11111-1ks. B11Sfi'l' 11tf1-11'1111 l1is si11111t sy1111111tl1y. s1111ggl1111 1'l11s11 t11 tl111 1111y 111111 1111111111 his f111f11 i11 w1111f11l 111111111'st111111i11g:. But y1111t11 1'a111111t 111111.: l'1-'llltlill Stlll. 111111 111111. 1-111111-111111111-i111.: t11at l1is f11tl1111' 111111 11-1ft 11i111 Ei w11ol11 11111l11r T11 sp111111. 1111tl11111ght 11i111s11lf 11f 11111 l1E'NV tops that 111111 just 1-1111111 i11 at Rog- 1'l N st111'11. 111111 tl111 1'11f1'11sl1i11g: 1-111111111ss of Zl 1-11111-11111111 s11111l1111. Suiting: his thoughts t11 111-ti1111. 1111 111111 into tl111 111111s11 511111 111111 his gl'2l1111filfil01' of his i11t1111ti1111s. S111111 111' 111111 I111s1111- w111-11 011 1111111- way 111 t11w11. As 1111 1111ss1111 Il 11111-11 111-1 was attr111't1111 hy il 1111-311 1111w sign that 1111111 just 11111-11 1111-111111 1111. H11 sto1111111l 111111 1-1-11111: 1i15.111I11 1'11W1ll'11 for tl111 l'2lpf11l'0 11f 111111 H1111111. 11111111 or 11liv11. My. tl11111g:l1t tl111 111151 t1111t's 21 11i111 111' 111111111y. With that I 1-1111111 11115' il 1111-11 1111w l'U1li1l' for l111st1-11- 111111 -1 11111- for 1uys11lf. H11 st1111i1111 tl111 1111-t111-11 t1111t was on tl111 sign 1-a1'11l'11l1y. 111111 111' s111111 saw l1i111s11lf 51 1111- t111-ti1'11 trailing this 1111sp111'11t11 1'1'i111i1111l 211111 111-i11gi11g.1: 11i111 t11 tl111 1111111-11 st11ti1111 to tl111 1-1111- grin 11f tl111 11l11P1- Ill!-'Il11ll11'N 11f 11111 f111-1111. H11 s111111 11111-1111111 s11 1111gr11ss1111 i11 111s l1Yl'ij' 1111111- i11i11,1:s tl111t tl111 1111ll11r was l111111'L'1y 1'l1l'g011'1'll 111111 1111 11111'ri1111ly r11t1'111-1111 llis st1111s 111111111, H11 w1111t first t11 111s 1'1111111 :11111 got his toy 1-11- 1'11l1'111' 111111 1111111 1-1111 to 11111 shanty 111111 got 11is 11111tl111r's 1'lot11es-li1111. With th11s11 11111'11ss11ri11s 11111 y1111111: 1111111- 111111' 1111t111'tiy11 s11t 1111t for thc- l1i1ls fllzlf sur- 1-111111111-111 tl111 t11w11. IQIINYPI' f111l11wi11,L:. For :1 111112 ti11111 1111 w111111111'1111 11ll't111?.f11 t1111g:l1111 1111- 11-l'l'-i11'11Nl1 211111 wa111111 tl1.1'1111g11 l1l'017iiS. until at last. 1lis1-11111'11g1111 211111 tir1111. 1111 111-1111111111 1111w11 1111 1111-1 grass 111111 was s111111 f11st 11sl111111. sV1lL'Il 1111 11w11k11. 1111 s11t 1111 with 11 start. 111111 11111111111 alvout l1i111. H11 w11s i11 Elll 11111 sllzlllty. tl111 only f11l'111t11l'F i11 11111 h1111s11 111-51111: El stovv. 11 f11w 11111 11h11i1's 111111 21 ri1-k11ty t11l1l1-1. H11 111111111 I41lSfPl' sc-1-1t1-111111: agrainst the 1111111'. P11111 s111111 f1111tst1-1ps, wl1i1-h s1-1111111-111 to 1111 ap- 111'11111-11i11g the h1111s11. I411st111' l1111'k1-111 111111 t111111 1111wl1111 as El kick f1'11111 '11111 p11rs1111 out- si1111 s1111t 11i111 s111-11w1i11g against the 111111s11. T1111 1111111' 11111-1111-111. 111111 21 lllilll. t1-1ll 111111 l111avi- ly l111ilt. 1111t111'1-111 tl111 1'1111111. II11 1-1111111 0v1-11' to 111111. 111111 tl111 1111y 1111ti111111 that 1111 1-l11s1-1ly 1-1-1- s1111111l1-11 tl111 11ll'f111'11 11f the sign 1111 112111 Sf-X1-'11, TI111 I11'lll ki1-k1-111 tl111 hoy 111111 11111116-'1'l'11 111 llllllSl'lf. Boys 111-1-1 the li111it. 111111 c1111't 11111111 th1-1ir 1111111t11s 1111 t11l11s. S11111. But t111111. 11111111 1111111 11111 w11i11l1 11111 1111y h1f-ard. m111111 11i111 1V01l1ll'1'1'l1 wl111t was to happen This 111st. shiy111- 211111 1111 to llilll. Tho 1111111 few u11se1-1-1-1ssf11l efforts. wl1i1-11 XVUF9 110011111- oaths. s111-1-11111111 i11 st11rti11g 11 w1111t 111 tl111 st111'11. 111111 11ft111' 21 11a11i1-111 111' V111- 1-i1-11. Soon tl111 1111111' 11f 11:11-1111 1-aule to R1111. 111111 he s11i1'1'P11 il11llLI1'1lj'. 1111 1'1111111111l1111'1111. with 11 sigh. that 111'1111kf:1st 111111 11111111 his last 11111111 111111 it w.1s now ll92ll'lj' ev1111i11g. But l1is 1111si1-11 for f111111 was 1111t s11tisIi1111. 11s the' 1111111 s11t 11ow11 11111111-1 11t T111-1 t1111l11, 111111 ate- 1-111'11111111sly. 111111 1111-111111 l1is oyes away f1'01II tl111 sight of tl111 f111111 -1s it only 11111111-1 l1i1n i11111!Il'11'1' t11 s1111 it. After l1is ll1'0i11. which tl111 11111111 1111-1 ill 2l1lS0l11f1-' sil11111-1-1. 1111 st1'e1t1-111111 hi111s11lf 1111t o11 tl111 floor 111111 1'111s1111 llis 1'Yl'S. At 111111's s1ig11t11st 11111y11. tl111 11y11s. 11111111 111111 11111111-set. o1:11111111. 111111 tl111 11oy gav11 1111 1111 11111111 of ,Q'111tti11g: 11111. I-'111' 21 111111: time tl111r11 w,1s 1111 s11111111. 111111 until 11111111111 111 111111 111'1siti1111. 1111 was 1-11- 111101K sat as 1111i11tly as 1111ssil1l11. 11111'111' 11111vi11g1:. was l111gi1111i11g t11 f1-111 1-1-- at last. 11s 1111 fi-11111 sitting w111'111-111. T1111 1112111 t111'1:1111 111'11r s11 his was t11w111-11 tl111 1111111. 111111 was S1ll1l'11l211111N1- s-111-1-11y ll'L't1 1i111: '111' '11111' 121 1111 s111111111 1111111: 111111 l1t l 1l1S11'l' into the .'11is11l11ssly 11111 111111-kly 111111 111111 tl111 1112111 house. 1111111's 1-1111 s 11111 f111-1 11s 1111 11111 11111111 s1111w11 111111' 11 iinish- 1111 tl111 11.11111 XVllkl' 1111, 111111 f1111111l 11i111s11f se- 4'111'0lj' ti1111 111111 1111st11r k1111pi11g g11111'11 111111. Wit1111ut waiting 111 1111111' tl111 ll11.ll1'S ings 111111 t11 list1-11 t11 l1is 1'll1'l'2lfS 111111 111111 s11t 11111 for tl111 villagen i1i1V1llg' li11st11r i11str111'ti1111s t11 stay with the 1Jl'iS0l1l'l'. 1111 w1111t at 11111-11 t11 th1-1 Sl1l1l'11T'S 11o11s11. who. his fZl1i1k'1' 111111 t0l11 l1i111. '1111111 l'2ll't' 11f 1111111 w1111 111111 1111111' wrong. T1111 s11111-ilf w.1s at tirst i111-11111111 to 111111111 ly. 111111 tipt111111 to 1111- 1111111', 111111111111 it. 1 l 1 t1 t t tl t 1 X 1 11 1 1 t t 1111 at 1111y Sl'011f 1111111ti11gs. .111st 11s 1111 L 1111si1111 111111111- oaths. giy1111 ,- AA 4 I AW' V P 41' K ffm IIT the ll0Y N Sf0l'Y. but the latter's earnest urging for l1im to Come and see for himself linally persuaded him to accompany the boy back to the hut. The sheriff's delight at the capture of the criminal knew no bounds. and his story. told to the people of the town. .fl Slum lt is early morning of a November day and still so dark that objects could be seen but indistinctly. During the night the weather had turned colder and a foot of fresh snow had fallen. that w-is already turn- ing black from soot. As the dusk cleared. a street in one of the poorest districts of Phi- cago was disclosed. The street was narrow. and the tenement houses on both sides al- most reached together. The houses were large brick buildings. whose color had turned bl :ck from the soot from the chinmeys of the factories nearby. The dim outline of little childrens faces could be seen through the dirty. curtainless windows. They were children who were crying for want of food. warmth. and fresh air. They were cared for by a small sister while the parents and larger sisters aml brothers went to work. ln the street tigures could be seen hurrying: along to their work. now and then looking upward at the gray. laden sky that east a gloom over the already gloomy street. They were miserable tigures. who were but thinly clad. and they shivered and huddled to- gether. drawing their garments closer is gu t after gust of wind howled down the strret blowing the snow against the frail bodies. A great number of little children. who could not be more than ten or eleven years old brought flme to Rob and Buster. Rob received the 351100 and Buster now struts proudly along after his master. and around his neck glistens a new. shiny collar, Teddy Nustad. District were on their way to the factory where they worked. They were blue with cold. and shivering. Their tingers were nulnb and almost freezing. Toward noon the weither grew warmer and the snow began to lnelt. The water started to run down the streets in little streams that grew larger and larger until they formed little rivers of mud and slush. There were no sidewalks. either of cement or planks. and the mud and wfater in the street was in some places over two feet deep. All day long the narrow street was crowded with unemployed workers who were going from factory to factory in search of work. They were wet to the knees from the slush and sometimes they would stumble and fall so that at the eml of the day they were soaking wet. Toward the end of the day. it grew cold again and the water puddles started to freeze. When it began to grow dark the working men stumbled through the street on their way home. They were almost too tired to hold out until they reached home. too tired drag up tlights of rickety stairs to a cold room where they lived. They were too tired to eat. so they flung themselves upon their hard beds and fell into a disturbed sleep. -Naomi Grimsrud. The Coliseum at Midnight Imagine yourself in the ancient city of Rome. looking down upon the Coliseum. from the top of one of the seven hills. at the fatal hour of midnight. This gigantic structure rests like a cloud upon the earth. and as you draw nearer. it grows more detinite in form. broader and higher and more grand in its dimensions. till, from the villey in which it is situated. the majestic ruin swells vast into the large expanse of heaven. No sound breaks the breathless silence of night. except the single footsteps of the senti- nal marching back and forth beneath the arched gateway. Within wfis only silence. the moon-beams and the shadows of the ruined walls. The structure rose tier upon tier into the vast expanse above. with the moon stand- ing guard over all. XVhat a eontrlst this was from the days of the ancient Romans. when the people. shouting with excitement. crowd- ed into this vast structure. to witness the ter- rible slaughterings and to partake of the sports to be found within. Where are the ancient sen itors of Rome? lVhere are tl1e crowds of people who flocked to its gates? Where are the noble l'hristian martyrs. who died among the taunts and jeers of the people. for the sake of l'hristiani- ty? Where are the ancient glldiators brought to this place and killed. to llliliilt a lioman holiday? The awful silence an- swers. They are mine! The dust beneath us echoes. They are mine! --Olive lieum. ,3 ,F-? C 1 L, 'nm Fifi? QC Xnvlxgh 66 i N. ' . ,-:.,' . Ni ' Srhoonover lfoachb Thoreson Peterson Ender Sveen Bakkvn Davidson zgl A94 Girls' Lineeup BEATRICE SVEEN fCaptainJ Right Forward. Bettie's speed and good basket-sliooting has 110110 a great deal to nrake out team the winner. Her Hpivot and pass Zlllfl drilrhling llltlliix her a very difiieult person to guard. Bettie graduates this year and her loss will he keenly felt by the rest. Bettie was a stieker and will always be remembered for her work on the 1922 'WVUIIIIOI' Five, MARGARET DAVIDSON, Right Guard Last year's sub was Margaret. hut this year she wo11 fame as a ,2'll'll'1l. She is rather short. but always niaiiages to get ill front of l1er opponent. seldom giving her a ehanee to make a basket, WVe are glad to have Margaret witl1 ns another yea1'. XVe hope her fa- mous speed will increase during the snuimer. PHOEBE BAKKEN, Center. Phoebe did donhle duty this year. She played eenter Zllld did the work of a forward during the game. Her height lllildf-' it possible for her to out-jnnip every opponent. Her work will surely he missed hy all on the team next year. BEATRICE PETERSON, Left Forward. Although this is Betty's first year o11 the team she surely proved to he the right 0119 ehosen for tl1e fifth player. She was the flstest player and was Ill!fll'lIlH in the game. Just wateh her rising fame i11 the next two years. IRENE ENDER, Left Guargl. Irene was the strongest guard on the team. When she had the hall we felt safe. Our opponents eonld 11ot get it away from l1er. She threw the hall from one end of the gym to the other and soinetinies surprised the speetators hy inaking a hasket or two. BERNA THORESON, Sub. Berna has hee11 a faithful sub. always appearing for praetise. She's very swift and always right there-you never know when sl1e's lmehind yon. A guard on the tea111 next year she will make, as she has the stick to-it-iveness invaluable for a good playe1'. MISS SCHOONOVER, Coach. Always eheerfnl and reassuring. Miss Sehoonover ,fave i'UllliflPllf'9 to her team. whether at l1o1ne or away. and her exeited eheers as a hasket dropped in inade the latter renew their efforts. To her is due niost ot the 1-redit, for the fame of the xV0l1IlI'l' Six. for without her etiieient eoaching and ever ready pep they would never have been so sueeessfnl. who are GIRLS' BASKET BALL SEASON The eurtain went up for the tirst aet of sehool activities-Basket Hall. Having four of our last year's players. not mueh eonjecturing was done for a well balaneed Cast. The new material was of such good quality that it was not ditlicult to I-ind the tifth player to add to our ranks. v The tirst game of the season was played with La Farge at WVestby. As we stood waiting for the whistle to blow at the begin- ning of the game, we quaked inwardly, as we had heard a great deal of the La Farge Five. During the first quarter, due to the close. elever guarding of Margaret and Irene. our opponents failed to make a basket. The quarter ended ti-0 in our favor. During the seeond quarter. they eaged a free throw. while we added four more points to our score. The last half proved equally as easy for our team. XVe played all around them. allowing them only one more free tln'ow. -.ind the game ended 16-2, in our favor. Our return game with La Farge was played February 18. At two o'cl-oek. accom- panied by the boys' team. and wrapped in llllllllllt-'1'il-ill? fur eoats. shawls. robes. and mittens. we set forth. The day was bright and balmyg an ideal one for the seventeen- mile ride which we had before us. Many amusing things happened during our ride whieh helped us forget that we were tired and eold. At about tive o'eloek. just as the sun was setting and the air took on a bitter twang. we crossed the bridge just outside of La Farge. YVhen we reaehed the hotel. we found the boys already lined up on the port-li to greet us. After a hearty supper. we went to the Opera House where we were to play. Dismayed. we gazed at the rickety baskets. set up on loose poles. the stove at one side of the hall. and the slippery tloor. The game was ealled at eight o'eloek. and we went into it with the vim and determination eharaeter- istie of the team. Again the elose work of the guards prevented ha Farge from mak- ing a basket throughout the entire game. The seore at the end of the game was 14-0 in our favor. We started our homeward ride at about twelve o'eloek. tired brit hap- pY.2i1lti altogether satisfied. Our Running Forward brought home a souvenir. a beau- tiful blaek eye. artistically tinted with blue and lavender. and generous splashes of 2'l'l'l l l . On the morning of February 23. in the rain and slush. we trooped happily to the Southeastern depot. We were to start for Sauk City that morning and we were al- most beside ourselves with exeitement. That the weather was disagreeable. did not lessen our enthusiasm one whit. for were we not actually starting on our long looked for trip? The train was several hours late. but un- daunted in spirits. we waited patiently. and finally boarded the bug. XVe were all an- xious about tr.1in eonneetions at Stoddard. The eonduetor. realizing the faet that he had important personages on his fl't'llll. tele- graphed ahead and had the train held. As we ran from one depot to the other in Stoddard. our Sub took a graeeful tlop. but was 11ot injured. as the remaining inein- bers of the team set her quiekly upright. lt was still raining when the train pull- ed into Lone Roek. but we were all enjoying we did 11ot realize it later proved to be. eonduetor eame and farther than Spring ourselves so mueh that the storm was as bad as Then to our surprise. a told us we eould go no Green. about seven miles from Lone Rock. Our disappointment was too great to men- tion. We got oit at Lone lioek. tried to eall Sauk Pity. but all in vain. We then started for Miss St-hoonover's home. We stopped at a neighbor's and inquired about the key for the house. As we left. our Stationary Guard had the honor of falling. The steps were slippery. and as she walked ahead. quite fast. she slipped: her traveling bag tiew out of her hands and slid down the steps and our guard slid after. It was a speetaele. indeed. for those walking behind her. The remainder of the walk was spent in her moaning for her skirt. and the rest of us taking dainty. careful steps. Hur stay in Lone lioek proved to be a regular house party. Time was spent i11 vui- rious amusements. sueh as visiting sehool. shopping. eating. curling piano. and daneing. Friday evening we played a gime with a pieked up team at Lone Iioek. and beat them tio- 1. t'ompliments were given us by all, about our wonderful playing. As a hair. playing the 44 ,- J ll 17 f 3 wholl-. our trip provozl to hv a silcrl-rss. not vomiting our disapnointinonts. as wo woro all anxious to play Ilarahoo and Sauk City. Whon wo arrirod in La Cross? and hoardod a strvvt var. our Stationary For- ward forgot to pay. Whvn sho rl-avlu-d hor svat. she rvalizod what she- had dom- and sat on pins for foar the- conductor would ask hor ii' shi- had paid, Whon tho time vain? for us to gt-t off. she wallwd quirlly past the con- diu-tor and slipps-d hor inonc-'y into tho hox. to tlu- som-rm-t aniusonwnt of tho 1-ondum-tor and and that rost of thi- toani. Wln-n tho Sontlwastern hrouyrht us hack to Wm-sthy. wi- worm' all glul. as W0 wt-'rv tir- od and liuugrry.--ll. l'. Anothvr ganrz- which ondod in victory for tho Wonder Six was tho one playod lioro March lo. whon llarahuo niet thvir Wa- Ihrloo. Tlivy wlwo to arrivl' 011 thu aftornoon train. and grvit was our constornation whon tho Uaprain rvturnod from tho dn-pot without tho gsirls. For a whilc- wo thought the granu- would hart' to he l'illlf'llllk'll. hut ws- ww-ivvil word that thoy wore in Sparta and wvro to Vlbllll' hy va r. Thoy -irrivod ahout six o'f'lom'li al'tA-r a four hours' ridz' on rough roads and having to stop to lix ont' tlat tirv, NYU worn' all p1'oparl'll for a hard light. Illlll folt wi- Would harm- to pl ly our hs-st. whon wi- saw how tnuvh l2ll'Q,'l'l' thoir ts-ani was. And wt' and tho although was thi- liardost graino wo had playod. Wo wow all all dom-idx-d wlu-n it was all ovor. svors- rm-sthd lil- ill in our favor. that tho st-oro was llovilloelly ono-sidl'4l. it oxvoptionally proud wlivn wo thought of how slnall our svllool was in l'0lllllill'lSUll with that of liarahoo. and to think that Wlfl had l the vivtors. Un Mari-li lli wo startod for liarihoo tho rvturn ganna It was tornoon hoforv wr- could gat any dinnvr. our Stationary Forward 10011 for quita- lato in tho af- and 1-xpwssml a longing: for sonio of 1il'3ll1fllllllflll'l S pl-pporinints. Sho was fl1lliSll0fllH Wo rr-'aclivd Iiarahoo ahout tim- ol-lovli. Thi-ir girls we-re all at dopot to dwvlling plains. A our t ot or no roady to od to tho haskeits. nianv 4-xcullr-uit shots inissvd. which our liuiinimx Guard 1'r-'11-ive-fl a spr A-d thnnih, and at the l-nd of tho 231110 sc-oro was ll!-10. Wo all fvlt we HAI win: wo had not lost hm-fore this yPar. vould not hrin: honio a dvfm-fat. YVith thougzht and tho dotorinination to win wo tt-rc-ml into the ,faniv for tho additional A xx Wil had a hzird strugrglc-H. during thu nwvt us and osvort us to our various 't'h 'Al'k'x wie start tho gann-. Be-iiifr unamwustoui- 'ore ain- lho I to and this on- tivP niinutr-s wo worm- to play. XVv we-ro reward- ed. and whvn tho liva- niinutc-is 01ltl'L'll scorn stood N312 i11 our favor. This tory nwant nioro to us. pe-rliaps, than othor lu-cziiisv tho liarahoo girls have-H thv Viv- any li id thu- record of nov:-r having hm-11 dvfvatod on the-ir honn- floor. Wo worn glad that wl- had hrokz-n tha-ir rl-vord and lcopt ours clvan. 'lvllll train ln-ft liarahoo at 1 1-HI rx. in.. alld wo worn all ratlu-r sls-opy hy that tinio. and worm- in tho Land of llri-anis almost all tho way lionu-. 'l'hus our llaslu-t Hall si-ison 1-iulod. whivh was without dvfval. a rr-1 ol' which our school is justly proud. - -I'. H. -ord Mutvh fC0a1'hJ Leum Hofstedt Thnrsml Nustad l'1't9rs0n Thorvson I ir YQ. YQ 19 A Boqs' Line'-up LESTER PETERSON fflaptainj Right Forward Leek's ablity to dribble. pass. and shoot baskets made l1im 2111 i11valuable man this se:1so11. He eould always be seen in the thick of the tight and he always played a hard, elea11 game. Leek will be hard to replaee next season. as he was a speedy. 281119 player. THEOPHIL THORESON, Left Forward. 'tTrip's swiftness and 11is extreme tll'K'll1'2li'y at difficult sl1ots'111ade him a Illilll VQYY bard to guard. He was a eonsisteut player, always scoring a large number of our points. flue more year in the game should make him a star player. CONRAD HOFSTEDT, Center. t'C'o1111ie's size and his jumping ability put the ball i11lo our hands from the start. He played a hard. aggressive game lhrougliout the season 211111 always strived to do l1is best. LEROY LEUM, Left Guard. Le1'oy's strength and Stlll'dlllPS!4 made him a guard feared by every opposing forward. His guarding and an 0l'1.'ilSl0Il2ll long shot were the features of his playing this year. LE MONT THORSON, Right Guard. 1-'ro111 the start to the end. 'iLem011 played a strong and eleau game. He was a capae ble guard illld sometimes would drop in a basket himself. His reliable playing and elose guarding were two of the reasons why our opponents' seore was always so low. TEDDY NUSTAD, Sub. Ted did not play often this year. but NYIIPIIPYOI' he was called 1111011 i11 a game he was always ready Ellltl willing to do l1is share. His clever passing and swift floor-work will be a great help to the future team. MR. MUTCH, Coach. A good deal of the sueeessful work done by the boys this season was without doubt due to tl1e 1111ti1'i11g efforts of Mr. Muteli. our eoaeh. The boys were eflieiently drilled ill all departments of the game almost every night and his presence at the games gave them the desired eonfidenee i11 themselves, which insured them a good chance for victory. XVilton , ,,,,.. g,g,, , W ,,... Bo s' Bas et Ban Season Our regular season started on November 26. when we played our first game with YVil- ton. Our live played a wonderful game and we led all the time until the last two min- utes, when WVilton scored three baskets in sueeession. whieh gave them the game. the seore being ilti-13. The week following this. the La Purge team came here for the first game on our home floor. Tile large size of the players made our playing ineffectual. so we lost by il seore of twenty to twelve. The game was featured by good long shots and passing. Oul' boys. being tired fl'0l1l the strain 'lf UW I-fl F2l1'L'e flame, lost the next evening to Ontario by a score of eighteen to 11ine. 1Ve were also handicapped by the small floor and the unsteadiness of the back boards. At XVest Salem we suffered defeat. the seore being sixteen to ten. But, when Ban- gor came here the following Friday. we thrashed them to the tune of Iifteen to twelve. in a elose, hard game. The week after this. the team, with a large bunch of rooters. left for La Farge, where. although we up a plueky tight. we were defeated by a score of twenty-six to sixteen. In our next game we took a fitting revenge from Ontario, as we defeated them by the large seore of forty to fourteen. From the effect of missing 'fTrip for a short while, we lost two games to West Sa- lem and Onalaska by a short margin. How- ever. these were our last defeats. for we at- tained our mid-season form and started our string of victories. YVe took two hard- fought games from our ancient rival, Viro- qna. by the scores of eighteen to ten and elev- en to twelve, respectively. Our next vietim was Bangor whom we easily defeated by a score of twenty-three to nine at Bangor. XVith Trip i11 the game. we played Onalaska at 11:1 Crosse and trouneed them by snoring a total of nineteen to their thirteen points. In the last game of the season with XVil- ton. we showed our real ability. for we de- feated them i11 one of the fastest games of the year. At the end of the first half we were leading them by four points. the seore being twelve to eight. Playing a very speedy game. we made eight points to their six and the tinal outcome was twenty to fourteen in our favor. BOYS' BASKET BALL RECORD Where played- Wilton -, WVestby W Ontario -W YVest Salem WYestby ,,,,, La Fa rge , 1Vestby ,.,,. -. - WVestby ,,,,,,, . - XVestby - Bangor -- La Crosse Y- ----. --- Westby ,- Viroqua -, XVestby W Total -V - M- La Farge -- Ontario --- XVest Salem Bangor ,,,., La Fargo , Ontario W- West Salem Onalaska - Bangor -- Onalaska , Viroqua W V iroq ua - Wilton- - - 1 Opponents ,,.,11i 1Vesthy Y nk ,YU13 ,,,,20 W, A----,Y--12 ,,,,1S nn W, 9 ,1,-11i W, 10 ,,--12 ,W 15 ,---2ti -W 16 ----1-l --- 410 21 ,,- 16 ,,,,15 -,- 10 9 W 23 13 ,,, ,,, 19 ----10 Mu--- 18 ----11 U- 12 1-1 --- 20 ,,,-,-215 ,,a--,---,233 - ,.,, ,,,, 7 Lost -1 .,..... .... 7 W on yi 1 1 1 .Q X , , 12- The Ku K ux Kan Ont of th11 s1111t11i11:: nmss of t1'1111111111l 1111- Illtllllfj' th:1t XVHS t1111 1111t1'1111111 of th11 gi,1:1111ti1' SYVIIHLCIK' for th11 1l1'5!l'0'S fl'11l'fl0lll. th11r11 grow tl 1111111 of 11111111111 wl1i1-11 wus 1111sti111111 to XV1'lfl' its history in l11tt1111s of l1l111111. 'l'his 51111111111 was known 11s th11 Kll Klux Iflilll 111111 was f01'l1ll'4l hy 21 1111111111111 of gul- l1111t 11111111: s11l1li1-rs. who, l111vi11g s11rv1111 t111-1ir 1'1111s1- 1111 th1-1 1111tt1e1 t'ivl1l. 1'9flll'll0ll. 1lis111111r- 1121111 111111 111-111t1111. 111 what 111111 11111111 11111111 11r11s- D1-'l'0llS 111111 1111111151 1101111-XS XVIN-'1'1' their 11111111- 11rs 111111 sist1-11's 1lw111t i11 1111111111. 111111' t11 111111 11111 h1111s1-1s i11 l'll111S 111111 their l11y1111 111111s i11 1'0llSf2lllf ll2lllg1'1' of the r11y1111g11-1111ng1'y 1111511111 w11o 111'owl111l 111111111111 in tl111 11112111 of night l1111vi111,: t11111s of 111111111111 i11 his w11k11, It XVHS atginst th11s11 111111111 1111t1':1g11s l1111t t1111 1111111 was t1l'2'?llllZ0fl 111111 its s11l11 11111110511 was to 11r11- t1111t th11 i1111o111111t. A1111 how th11s11 1:1111111 young s1111li11rs NYll1S110l'9ti ll1Sfl'l14'T1011 to Zl sis- st1111 was t11k1111 211111 11ft11r tl111t i11 1111-1 nig11t----11 str:1ng:11 111111111 lillllllltll' of tl 1111111111111 hoofs- S11111l11111y from 11111 111o1111lit 11111'11t11o1111111l11 1le111ths of 21 f111'11st 1111111110111 A t111': 11111 tirst --11 sh111111w w11ist111---th11 th1111 sil11111111. :11111111 i11 t111- i11 T11n1111ss1111. il w11it11 ghostly 1111111111 1111111rg:11s t'1'111n 11111 1111vel1111i11g fog 111111 g:li1111s noise- 111ssly hy to 21 11111'11. T1111 11111511 ftll'll1 111111111111- whit11 11111111 s111'y11s 11s 11 iittinyz th11 11l1'11111ly g1'll1'S0llll'. f1111t111ti- 1111 i11 il long 1'il2ll'21i'fl1l' 1111 11111 Ni'K'llE'. A1111tl1111' tig:111'11. gray 111111 i1.1lis- tin11t i11 th11 s11111l11wy gillfllll. 1ll'l'lV1'S'2lll0ll!- l'l' Z-y11t 1111111111113 1111til t111-1 11t11111s11l1111111 its11lf s11111ns 1l'E1llNf111'll1l'1l into so11111111i111.1: 1111111111-- 111111:11111y, Y11t s1111111 poor 111111-11 111-1vi1 li11s sl111ki11g with fl'2ll' 11s 1111 XVilff'l1l'S th11 wl1it11 1'ifil'1'S 11s th1-1y 11-Ish 112181 11is 11111111 11t 111111- night, What is Tllillz' A light 1111111111rs. 111111 its 1'11ys 11is11los11 il illll'll1111.f 111'11ss, 11111111111 ill 11l111111. 111 tl111 t1i11k11ri11,f light the 1111111111' Sf1'l1N f11rw111'11 111111. i11 1'111'11t'11l1y 111w11r111l 1'11i1-11 h11l1ls S0ll'lI1ll 111111111111 with l1is 11111111. It is 11111111111 El 11lf'll1l'l'S1l11K' s1'111111. 0110 t11 111111111 t1V1'11 th11 st1111n11h11st 1ll2tIl'S 111111111 l'1lll 111111, TI111 t1111, s11l1111111 11in11s, 11l4lilllll11Lf in S0l1llDl'l' t111111s 11s the 111'1111z11 softly w11ist111s 11111111311 their l11111gl1s. th11 w11it11 h11rs11s. t1'11i111111 to ol11111i11111111. Sfklllflillg i111111o1'1111111 111111 1111i9t. 111111111111 i11 whit11: tl111 1111111 i11 th111i1' whit1-1 1'111111s 1.r1'111111111l i11 sol-:111111 11i1'11l11 11111111111 the 111111111r, 111111 111111111 1111. th11 1'i1l1111 of t1111 1111'g0st 11o11s11 who 11o111s 1111.111 111111y1-1 11is 1111111 th11 llillllillg cross. 'lvllli 11111'isi1111 of tl111 11111111 has 11111111 111111111 S1111111 11111111 1111111111 is to llily H111 111111111ty for Voting: 111' 11tl1111'wis11 i11t1'111ling: w1111-11111 111-1 is not XVtl1lT4-'11, TI111 11111111 sl11w1y 111111 i11 p11rf1-111t 11111111' l1111y11s H111 1,:l111l11, whirh loses its 111ys- t111'i1111s :1s111-111t 11s tho sh111l11ws sl11wly 1-l11s11 1111 t111-1 l'Pfl'1-'llflllgf tig:111'11s. They 111111 off-tl111 ll01'Sl'N 1111111111111 their 111111-1. they s11111n to l1111'e 1-1111ght rh11 spirit of 11111 nien. 111111 11111111 111111911- ly f0l'NVil1'Il. T1111 1111111111 who is to 1111 111111lt wit11 11X- 111111ts litt111 1lll'l'K'y. illlll 1'111111i1'es 11111111. Thougli 1111 sinks 1111 his k111111s. s11111111P11 111111 XVl111l11J9l'- ing. those 11111111-1 tig11r11s i11 whit11 1111 not 111-1- l1111t. Their p11r1111se is to right thu wrongs. 211111 th11y K'2l1'l'Y it out 1'11g111'11less of 11r11j11- 1111-11s 111111 1ll'1'N0ll2ll 1l1111isi1111. Thu work is 11111111, Tllilf 11111111 11111119 of lllllllillllly l'0XVl'l'1llg 1111fo1'11 tl111 11111111-11' will 1111V11r ilgtllll 1'11is11 l1is v11i11e i11 pl'0fl'St 111:11inst tl11-1 1'11le1 of the whites. Let 111111 11tl1- 1111s take 11111111. for tl111 'ill Klux Iflilll i11- l'lll1l1l'S 1111---11111111 are 9Xl'lI1pt from th11 111111- ish1111-111t. T1111 S1111 is rising.: ill the east, 1ig11ting th11 QIIUOIII. 111111 El 1'111'k. XY215' off i11 s111111- s11- 11111111111 s1111t, illlll011ll1'l'S t1111t 1u11r11ing is 1111- 1'111111i11g. Slowly the f01'l1lS 1lis111111e111r. sil1111t- ly-silontly. Again 11111 th11111l111' of hoofsl Tl1111r1'o111'l1 1111151111 sh111l11111's 11s 1111 S12ll'0S wild-11y1111 11ft111' t1111t 11111vi11g IIIZISS. Sllp0l'Nflfi0l1S. he 111'11ys to th11 111111 111111111 to s11y1-1 llllll fl'0Ill fnrtlier 11ss1111lt froin the 1'll0l1Sll1d spirits 1'i11i11g like thu wind nt night 1111 tl1111t fo1Jt111l 1111211110111 l1111's11s. 111 thu 11101111112 fllllfl' is only th11 111-11111 lltllij' of t1111t 111111111 1111vil to tf-ll the tale 111111 t1111 1'l'Sf is only Illllllj' 1111p1'011e1111l1111. for thc ghosts 111111 g111111 with 11111 rising: of the S1111 tl111t 111111' l111111ns 1111 tho f11i1' south. M, 11. S. I a + N K 11,51 11 y Z W 2 l V- I. YO I' ,Q S 44 ' I 0 fam 1' ' -1 1 HIGH Sl'H00I1 ORGANIZATIONS T111-1 High S1-hool 0l'l'll0Sl'I2l. whioh is 1111 01'QL1lllZ5lfI0ll of 1-xlgllfi-'PII II'l0Ill1IPl'S. 1111s shown 21 :111111 1111111 of 11l'0gl'Q-'SS f1l11'lIlLf the past ye-11r. 'l'l111y 1111111 11ppe1:11'1111 very 11r1-111it1111ly upon s11v11r11l 01-1-11sio11s. tl111 l11st 11119 1111ing the p11- t1'1oti11 pl'05Zl'5llll given i11 1I?ll'4'llZ 6111111 11111118 11111 111111111 11111111-1 for May Day 111111 Uo1n1111-1111'1-1- Illl'llf 111'0gI'1iIllS i11 which they will t11k11 p11rt. T1111 Illi-111111013 of tl111 0l'f'1l9S1'l'2l 111111: First Violins: I'Ill1bP1'f l l11gst1111. Hl'lE'll Blil1ov1l1-1. Mel- vi11 L1111gl111s. Lois Minsh.-111. D:1g1111 S1-111111, 1'l111'11111'11 Ho1nst1111. S1'f'11l111 Violins: I'll'l1' S11111111. AVRIXIIO BPl'211lll. H1l1'10y .I111111so11. I1l'0l1FIl'I1 I1P11I1l. Lloy11 l'1-1t1-11'so11. Thir11 Violi11s: V2ll1P0l'g Xvllld, Bliilltqlf' Knutson, Clara S1116-'l'l1l1. NOl'1'111ll1 Holte. BI2ll'Vlll Bnros. S11x11p11o1111: If9.'1fl'ICi-1 Sve-1111. l'i11nist: 111111111 Iiiolson. lJir111'1o1' : Miss IIill. The Girls' G11-111 011111. which i111fl111111s 1111111112: its 1111-1n11111rs. S1-111io1'. Jnnior. 111111 S0lll10Ill0l'l' girls. witl1 Miss Hill as director 211111 I59ilIl'll'l' Sveon 11s pi1111ist, is an organi- zation of which the W1-1sthy High school may 1111 1l1'111111, It is 11ivi111111 into two S4-'CIIOIIS i11 11111111' 111111 lll0l'0 1111t11il1111 .-11111 1111tt1-11' work lllilj' 1111 111111o111plis111111. 211111 th11s11 f11l'll1Sll 11121- t11ri11l for Slllilllfxl' 11r1:a11iz11tio11s, S11C'1l 11s 111-- t1-ts, s11Xt11ts. 111111 1111x1111 4'110l'l1SF'S. giving Vil- 1'io11s oppo1't1111iti11s to ,-111 from ti11111 to ti1n11, T11e1s11 511121111-'l' o1'g1111iz11ti1111s h11v11 11p- 1M'2l1'011 11311111 lllillly 11it1'1-11'1111t Dl'0gI'2llllS Ylllilllifllflllf tl1111 XE'ill'. 211111 11t I'l'P?'l-'llf 11111 first s111-tion is Dl'0!12lI'Ill2.' El l',1111t11t11, 'l'h1-1 f11fl1'41l'Il of l l01Vl'1'S.n to 111-1 ,'I1Vl1'll on May Day. Ti111 1111-111111 s111'ti1111 will fl1I'll1Sll s1-11111-ti1111s for 11111 Day 111111 1'111111111-1111-1111111111 pl'02I'21lllS. M111' 11111111-1l1y 1'1osi111: DI 1ll'0gI'PSSlV0 y11111' for this 11111si11111 17l'gZlll1Z1l1Iflll. The High 8111111111 Ql'l1?1l'f9f. 11ll11l'l' the 1li- 1'111-tion of Mr. BI1lf1'll. 11o11sists of th11 follow- 1n1111111111's: Mr. M11t11l1. I'Il1Il1-'l'I I-'l11,1:st1111. ing Morris S1111111. .lorgvn M111111. I10l'11y I1911l11. f'l2Il'Plll'D Ho111st1111. 'l'lll'011f.Tll0l1I the Basket H1111 St'2lS0l1 p1'1111- 111111 ti1111 was s11sp1111111111. lP11f XVIIUIIPVK-'I' the 111111111-1t 1111s 1lI111P1ll'l'11 it 1111s p11rti1'ip11t1111 i11 21 p1'11is11- w11rtl1y 111311111912 The l'00llu songs sung hy Q11111't11t 11111t 21 zest to 11111 I'ISl1l0XVP'0l1 tl11-1 j1l'05Zl'Ellll givvn ill f1l'f011l'l' for tl111 Atl1l11ti11 l!1111111it. It is l1op1-111 that Ofllkxl' voices may 111-1 1111111-111 111lI'1IlLf 11111 coining yPill'. tl11-1r11l1y stim- 11111ti11g tlme growtli of kIIl0I1ll l' o1'g111iz11ti1111 i11 the lll11Nli'il1 lif1-1 of lllll' High SI'll00l. THE PIANO AND VIULIN REUITALS 1111 3I2ll'I'll 28 111111 April ll. r1-1citals w1-re g:iv1111 hy 11111 violi11 111111 11121110 pupils of NV1-1st- hy. Th11y 1'11p1'1-1so11t1111 t1111 work of sixty pu- pils. 111111 of iive t111111l11111's of pi1111o. Prof. I'1l'P11l'If'k IUIXVSIFOII of L11 1'ross11. Miss A111-1111-1 S111v111'so11 of Vi1'o1111:1. Mrs, 1i1111o1pl1 N11st1111. 211111 Miss SXVillllll1I1 Ro111111stv1111t of NV11st11y. 111111 M1'. li1111olp11 Kv11lv11 of L11 l'ross11, i11- Sl'I'l11'f11l' ill violin. The 011jl'l'IS of th11 111-11fit11ls 11111 to stinin- l11t11 1'o-11p11r11tio11. 11e1v1-1l11p self-1-o11ti111-1111-11. 111111 to r11is11 th11 8151111131111 of 11111si1-1111 11t1i11i1-11111y by t1111 fl'IUlll1lj' 1-o111p1-1titio11 of the p1rti1-ip11nts. T1111 re1'it111s 11lt11r 1111 in1-1111tiv11 to instru- 1111111t11l 111'1'on1plisl11111111ts. for I1ll'j' Ill2Il'k t111-1 1lI'0gl'PSS of t1111 in1livi111111l from y1-1111- to y1-11112 TIll'011,?,'1l tl11-1 st111ly of 1111 i11str111111111t. tl111 D11- pil is 11111111-1 inore 01lSl'I'V2lllf of the work of 111'- tists XVIIOIII 1111 Illtly l111v11 o1'1'11sio11 to 1111111' i11 l1is fl1Il1I'l' X1-12ll'S. 111111 it 11111'o11s11i1111sly 1111v1-1l- ops within Illlll. 11111111 IIOXVPYS of 11is1'ri111in11- tio11 of things lIIlISli'ill. Anotln-fr proja-11't XVll1L'll is wortl1y of the 111-st vfforts of te111-111-11's 111111 pnpils is tl11-1 f111ft tl111t 11111-1 1-r1111it is given for gr11111111ti1111. pro- vi111111 tl111t th11 p11pil's work 11218 111111111111 11 1-11rt11i11 gl'2l11l' of 111111-ie1111'y 11t t1111t ti11111. THE KVELVE AND RAWSTRON CONCI'1l1'I'S 1311 .I1ll11121l'y 31. 111 tl111 Iligrh S1-hool. 21 1'llIl1'Ul'1. 111111111' tl111 1111spi1'11s of tl111 Girls' 1111111 U11111. w11s HlVK'll by Mr, Fr1111ri11k Raw- stron. Mr. 1111111111111 liv111v11, 111111 Miss 11111111 W111111l111'. Zl vo1'111 pupil of Mr. IUINVSTIWII, 'l'h11y were 11ssist1111 by Miss 01111 I1l11,f:g.1:1-1. vio- li11. 211111 Miss llill. pi11n11. TI11- n111si11 of tln- Dl'Ugl'1ll!l was of tl high SIillll1Ell'l1 :11111 1-1111sisle111 of piano 111111 vocal sel111-tions. 111111 111'1'1111g11me111ts for violin, cel- lo. 111111 pi111111. 'l'l111 p11111i1', 111-1i11g 111f111111i11t1111 with the work of Mr. .Ii1IVVSII'0ll, Mr. Kvelvv, 111111 Miss Hvggfv. w11r11 ve1ry il.pD1'0CI1f1tlVi-1 listeliers. Miss 11211111 Wl11111l11r. who is still 21 pupil in tl111 VII'0l11lZl. High S1-hool. 1111s11rv1111 th1-1 1V2ll'Ill XV1'lf'01!ll-1 1V1lI4'll sho1v111 the favor witl1 wl1i1'11 lllxl' vo1'11l s11l1-1-ti1111s w11r11 r1-11-11iv1-111. A1111tI1111' 1'o1111111't g:iv1111 hy Mr. Kvelvo 111111 Mr. li111vst1'1111. 11ssist111l by Mr. .1ol111 Uttvn. 11 p1'of11ssio1111l l'1'2l411-'I' who 1111s 111111 11151111 11x- p111'i11111'11 i11 1'l11111t1111111111 work, took pl111+11 April 18, Tl1is 1-o111-ert. XV1lll'll YVZIS given pri111'ip1111y for 11111 1'l1il11r1-111. 1-11ns1st1111 of 1111s111'iptiv11 s11l1-11-tions which l'k'llN-'l'l-'11 11111111111 tl11-1 work i11 l1l11SIf'2ll ZIppl'9lfIiIII0ll 111111 111111:- Filljllj' p11l'N119C1 i11 th11 1111131-'I' y.1:r1111Qs, Mr. Ot- t1111's r11111li11gs wore highly 1111te1't11i11i11g 111111 1111111-111 111111111 to the 1-111joy1111111t of 11111 pro- fll'2IlIl. Q what it 2- BRIGIITVILLE INDOOR l'HAIfTAUQI'A A very entertaining musical program for the benefit of the Athletic Association was held in October. under the general manage- ment of Mr. XVeiland. Appropriately called the 'Brightville Indoor f'IlZlllf21l'l4lll2l.u and consisting of sev- eral acts, each act was a specialty in itself. The entertainers of the first act. with Miss Schoonover as platform manager. furnished several line musical numbers in the form of vocal and violin music. The second act eon- sisted of living pictures which were very beautiful under the changing light thrown upon them. The third act. with Mr. Mutch as platform manager. consisted of cornet du- ets, violin duets, piano and violin solos. Act four. called Fai-mers' Night. with Herbert Neprud as presiding oflicer. made a y-lea for farm life and the farnier's wife in the poems. addresses. and farmerette songs. The fifth and last act. featuring the Coon- ville .lubilee Singers. with Miss Schoonover as manager dressed as a coon mammy, offer- cd a very pleasing ending to the program. The darky singers. with their bass, tenor. and soprano solos. quartets. duets. mixed choruses, pianologues. and special features by the Kentucky Belles. bore one away upon wings of song. to the sunny South. The preparation for the program fur- nished as much amusement for the partici- pants as it did for the large appreciative au- dience which gathered that evening. and we may have a similar program in the future. if we can be assured of an unlimited supply of lamp black and cold cream. AMERICA YESTERDAY AND TODAY On November 11, there was twice staged in the gymnasium of the High School. under the management of Mr. XVeiland. Miss Sehoonover. and Miss Hill, a beautiful pa- geant entitled. America Yesterday and To- day. Divided into episodes, the pageant mark- ed the general progress of the American na- tion from the days of the primitive Indians to that of the modern time. Episode Une was enacted around the dim light of the camp iire. and it revived the cus- toms of the Indian days through the pictur- esque corn dances. the smoking of the peace pipe. and the silent worship of the tribes. After the Spirit of Indian Days had made her plea for her people to the Sun God. the episode ended i11 the slow. stately march around the gymnasium. led by the Spirit. The second episode showed the primeval forest when the Iirst white man forged his way through the wilderness. to conquer the forests. to build his home. and to wrest his livelihood from the virgin soil. Here we have the Spirit of the Wilderness calling forth the blossoms, the birds, and nymphs of THE WASHINGTON AND The patriotic program which was post- poned for various reasons. was given in March and proved to be very successful. Much credit must be given to the le'u-hers who so conscientiously trained the boys and THE MA Preparations are now in progress for the observance of May Day. A Cantata. en- titled The Garden of l lowers. will be sung by the Girls' Glee Vlubg folk dances. and stream and wood. to dance and make merry. to live and rejoice. Episode Three marked the religious. ed uoational. civic, artistic. and industrial prog ress of our state and nation, and was beauti- fully exemplified by the procession of differ- ent spirits representing their particular place in this work of humanity and for its welfa re, The Fourth and last episode was highly patriotic in character. The father of a World XVar hero. Mr. H. O. Stevlingson. in taking the part of Abriham Lincoln and reading the Gettysburg Address. represented the Spirit of Yesterday. The Spirit of Patriotism well guarded by her World VVar hero. Blaine Running. by her future repre- sentatives of the army and navy. by the Spirits of Progress and of State. exemplified the message ot the Star Spangled Banner so beautifully sung by the City Quartet. and silently bespoke the trust America has al- ways placed in her sons of liberty during the years that have passed. are now. and ever will be. LINCOLN DAY PROGRAM girls in their llag drills and plays. The pa- triotic selections by the High School orches- tra. the chorus and other musical numbers were very enjoyable features of the p1'o- gram by which we observed the birthdays of two of oul' greatest national heroes. Y FETE spring songs will be contributed by the peo- ple of the grades. the crowning of the May Queen. and the May l'ole Dance will be ad- ditional features of a program by which we will herald the coming of Spring, w 8 QD W, una D w 16:5 Qmifdvdfig I P AQ ill 1 fga ORATORIUAL UONTES1' 1. Sparticus to the Gladiators .... - -- .,,...., .... A ndrew Urness 2. 'fDead on the Field of Honor,'--- ..... Le Roy Leum 3. The Gettysburg Address W,--..,.. .... M ighill Adams 4. The Drummer Boy .,.-------,-,,,. ...- E llef Ellefson 5. The Responsibility of a Young Mant' .....,.....,. Hubert Flugstad ---- -Conrad Hofstedt 6. Lincoln, the Man Called by God ,,........ - The decision of the judges-Mr. J. T. Hage, Mrs. S. B. Reque, and Miss Witchen-was as follows: First. Conrad Hofstedtg second, Ellef Ellefsong third, Mighill Adams. DECLAMATORY CONTEST 1. The Lance of Kanana ,,.................... Margaret Davidson 2. The Christmas Substitute ..a..... .... L ois Christensen 3. How Old Folks Won the Oaks',--- .... Alice Southern 4. At Home to 5. The Leper' 6 . Unwelcome 7. Madame X His Friendsi' ...., ---Beatrice Peterson Bdbbyg----U 8. 'iThe Mason Family on Exhibition -.---------- - 9. How the Church Was Built at Kehoes Bar ------.- Geneva Ellefson The decision of the judges-Mr. J. T. Huge, Mrs. Miss Witchen-was as follows: First, Della Johnson: Marion Grimsrud Alverda Bergum --Della Johnson - -Naomi Grimsrud S. B. Reque, and second, Margaret Davidson: third, Marion Grimsrud. The pupils, from the start, entered into the contest with eagerness and put forth their best efforts. Their hard work and constant practis- ing, with the eiiicient aid and consistent training of Mr. Weiland, made this contest one of the best that has ever been held here. PARENT-'l'EAl'HER ASSQICIATION The Hrst meeting of the Westby Parent-Teacher Association was held in the High School Assembly on October 7, 1921. The meeting was called to order by Mr. Weiland. The following officers were elected: 1 ' President -------------------- ---Mr. L. E. Welland Vice President -------------- ------- M r. Frank Sorley Treasurer ---------------- .----- .------- M 1 '. Olaf Walby Secretary -------------- - ------- Miss Bertha Schoonover The programs given at the various meetings were all very success- ful. They consisted of musical numbers, health talks, and other lectures. DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatic Club was organized for the purpose of encouraging talent along this line. Many interesting meetings have been held and they were all well worth attending. These meetings were devoted to topics given by members of the club. Prof. Gertrude Johnson from the Univei sity of Wisconsin entertained the club one evening, giving a lec- ture on Dramatics, several readings, and demonstrations on make-up. This club will bring out latent talent along this line and it is hoped that every effort is made to continue this work in the future. , . l r y.: AQ. ft p An Senior Class Plau The Adventures of Grandpa Cast of Characters Montgomery Ray f Monte J, Grandpafs grandson ...,,,.. Morris Samb Tod Hunter, a young dancing master o..,.............. Lester Peterson Otis Hammerhead C'Grandpa J, from Yellow Bud ...... Chester Hagen Officer McCormack, who has seen his duty and done it---Herbert Neprud Lucy Hunter, our little wife ,.,,,,,.......,,,...e,,. Marion Grimsrud Dorothy May, just out of college ,,.......,,,,..f,,uoY Florence Bratlie Mrs. Pansy Hopscotch, fat and forty--. ....,e.Y,..,a.... Julia Running Marie Ribeau, the girl from Paris .,...........s - ,..,.,,. Anna Hovde Kloompy, twelve days from Copenhagen over ,A,e,e.e.. Beatrice Sveen Act 1.-That afternoon. Grandpa arrives. Quarantined. Act 2.-That night. Pansy almost breaks outg so does Grandpa. Smallpox! Act 3.-The next morning. Kloompy spills the beans. Good-bye, Grandpa! 0I'FllE'l l'A- Oli l'lym0uth Rock In 0ll'f'l'Villll'i' of 'l'lm11lisgiVi11g llzlv thx' urouml the lift' of tht- l'll,2'l'lIllS and into it lmllils nf Ulf' Uigmll 3l'1 '- Plssislvd 'W llllhilf was woven thu l'tllll2llll'O ot' .Iohn Aldon and l'l'Olll the sixth and soveiitli gzrzulrs. gzlvo :ui nperctta entitled Un lllylllflllfll Rock. Thr- yonthflll singors 1'ec'0ivL'1l lllllI'll pmisv for lhe-ir musical illfPl'lll'0f2lfl0ll of the K'll0l'llSt'S. Imliuns were illvitc-tl. and the Prayer of solos. :uid duets which voniposvd the npvrvt- Tlmnlcsgiviiig that was sung: hy the governor tn. and his clmrus, for the hlvssings they had ln brief. Un Plymolith Rom-k CL'llfL'l'l'Il found in their new home across the sou. l'risrilh1. the niilitzlry exploits of Miles Stan- dish. tho feast of Tlmnlcsgivilig at which the minwg S EE Q X XQQ 471 si-1--1-'- 'n. , 463706219 0 9 f?A ff' yffffw ea WIT N 3 . W1 V , ff X. ,X ,' X -4 X A X V M y E , : X , ' ' 1 A Q .X i N 'lf 'I' I f ls X-, H N ,I ' f A ff' M. MW? , ff yd vi K , 4 VJ- fr 12 JF , V Y Y l W ' , ' ' X11 , '. ' bv: , I ', ' ' ilf Zfy' ff ' -, Q, .' , - . ' ZA? if I ,K 7 'V ' 5 ' ' -if J Vl 4 , , if i V A ffuz, A-9' 47- L il , 'uf D fl ' I I, yr' lf .:, 41:7 . A ,ff 'Q ff., 9, 1, ff flyf ' ff ' g f' ' , I 4 H X xy X dl! Q, A K. R X 'M A ' 9 X LX ' - ,- ' U1 11 i? 5 lla.: fga UONCERNING SENIOR POETRY 1. You're altogether too near I Vtillllllllf help b11t shed a tear I-Ie prosiiered illlll reeeiyed l1is share So he just we11t 011 zlllil did11't care She said. witl1 spirit. Ilon't X011 Clll'0.u Whieh was done with utmost 1-are. 2. The Ill00ll was risi11g o'er the l1ills I saw a sign. Post No Bills, I stuek one up to till tl1e spaee With rieh 0IIllll'0ItlPl'y Illld laee. -. I went to the woods and IIIY heart was ligl1t The dog was so Illiifl l1e was 1'e1dy to bite After that he said This plaee Slll'l-' is tight, He held l1er elothes with all his might The stars shone brigl1tly all tl1ro11gl1 tl1e night. 4. The Sllll rose brightly on that day It was dark EIIIII I eouldn't see n1y way. .1, His mother told him not to fight Hut he was so very ligl1t He said. l'll1 sure I look a fright. ii. uvlllidl tl1e ship came into sea He loeked the door and threw tl1e key. 7. You will la11d i11 jail He promised he Wflllltl never fail. - I'pon that brief IYPUQ-'IIIIIPI' day The nren were liarvesting their l1ay As tl1ere upon tl1e gl'0lll1Il tl1ey lay. .1 1 S, Herbert surprised IIS in elass 0119 day by reiding. The air Rll'0lllllI 111e hopped and played. and 011 the Silllli-I day Marion told us. The Wedding Guest he lli-'III his breast. Iividently poetry doesn't agree with our vo- eahularies, NVe'1'e heard folks say hliillllllliln When lill1lUIl0 they did IIlL'll1l And others say 3IISS0lll'21'- A110 they write it, too. we've seen: Iiut one diy at sehool the Sfllfll-'IIIS XVere all overeonie with glee I-'or Prof said Sopha Johnson When he really llli-Wlllf Sophie. ON OUR TRIP T0 LONE ROUK Inquire of Betty Peterson about the IIPXV Illlifllllti of paying street ear fare. The boy with the wl1ite shoes was con- stantly after by three of tl1e girls. The girls were fairly swamped with po- lar lll'lI'S, I'Il'l'l'I'I'l'I'! Miss Selioouover was grief-stricken when her girls disappezired one 11igl1t. IVhere were tl1ey ?Z'??Z'? Sl1 llllll. not a110tl1e1' word I The man wl1o sold raised doughnuts was amazed at th-e IIIIIIIDOI' of ringers that Margaret bought. 1XVho eould lllllllll-' lIlIII?l WHO APES THEM? xvliidl first they met he said. A bear! I-Ie'd dog l1e footsteps e1'erywl1ere. She nionkeyed with l1i111 for 21 year. Although sl1e said he was a deer. .1 little horse-fly hitehed tl1e two. Now he's the goat. It's nothing g1111. A PERFECT LAD Y Une garinent I shall never wear 'l'ill someone names it better. IVhat low ideas eome to mind. At the Very llklllll-I of sweater, WARNING' There. little girl. don't S1l10liP. lt is hard to refrain. I know. Hut don't forget that 1 eigaret I':Ili'0lll'2lgPS beards to growg And a bearded lady ain't no joke. 'l'here. little girl. don't smoke, UONSISTENUY We bl1111tly blurt. XVe do not eare. She hobbed l1er skirt. XVhy IIOI her hair? WHAT SHE ASKED FOR Pau you start a tire with a baseball Illlffll? Or IIN-'llfl your glove with a eabbage pateh? Is a foul a ehieken or is it ll bird? Van tl1ey pinch that player for stealing third? A XVOIll3lll'S dress. from hat to sole I I'0Il1 lingerie to loeket. Should always Illilkl' a perfect wl1ole. And does-in lllllllIY.S pocket. lAgain we repeat-the hole is greater illly of its parts.J TIP TO THE ADVERTISING MANAGERS witl1 eigarette: smiling waiter: witl1 erabbing net: aviator : with Sillil-'Il hose: Smiling lad. eanoeing: Smiling matron washing elothes: S111ili11g ,'ll'Zllltl1l2l. 0lIl'X1'IllKl tha ll A Smiling gent Bl lllflly Smiling girl Smiling Smiling lass Smiling maid witl1 so1neone's soap: Smiling housewife slaying: Smiling siek 1na11 taking dope: Smiling llIlSl7:lll1l shaving: Smiles Kill every billfhoard ad: Miles of s111iles unendiiigi Smiling mother. smiling dad: This or tl1at eoininending: Gladly we would ope our poueh: Anything-we'd buy it- At tl1e sight of 0110 good ,'ll'0lll'll. If X011 doubt IIS. try it. f- fl A TERSE AND WORS E A111111 S.-1110111111111 11111 1l11s1-1-i111i1111 of 11111 111112111 fx-11111 1'11111'91-11111-y T11l11 s 1, '11'111111 his 2ll'1l1S 119 11111-11 E1 gay 111-11ssi91-11. 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S111119 1-lass. s111u1-1 1l11y-- Tl1e1y 1i1'1-111 11121.111JX. 1111111111111 91-1-1r 111191-. 5.10l'l'iS 1i111lig:11:11111y1- You Hi11J175' 111111-111 1f1111't 11s11 Mr. 112111111111 f1'i1111111t1y1- Know tl1y w111-k 111111 110 11. 111111 work 111 if lik11 51 H111-- 1-1119s. 11111-' 1111111s1111- 11191-11 is i11 1 2111 i1ll11 11121111 'N1111' s11i1l. NOW s1111111 11111si11! 111' 11111-111- w11'll 11111'9 Miss Hill fI10111l1l'91Y, 111 I111l1llU!l'2ll1111+ 1 1111111 111111111 so1119 11i91111s 111111 1 li1'1111 llS 1111 il 111111-1. 11111111 will Miss .Iz1111i11so11- 1V111l. Miss I'1Pl',L'I11. W11211 will w9 11111'11 for 119ss111-1 1111l11y? Miss li.- lc-11 1-1'1111111. Miss -1.7 Hf11N' 1111 you k1111w? Miss li- -HI 111111 s11111l1 it. S1111111111111111- ill English Miss 1111' :11111 S111111ts 1111111 w1-11111 111111112 li0I1lilllIll'lSl1l.-l 11-'111111y. w11 11111'111- 119111-11 of 1 l11x11'111'1 f1'o1111111is1111'y of ti1111-- A 11111111 for Z1 11111111-11111 11111 1'11y11111-11 112111 111-is911. s11 i111'11111111-s I1i1.- K111- 11111 A1511 of l111111,1 t1-1111s11111-t11- 1118 111 111111- s111r11111 111 1-111111 t1111i1- 111-11i11s 111111 1111-111 11111111 11111 11111's11- WVONDERING When 1119 F1-11s111111111 will s1o11 staring.- 89111111-s. XVI1911 I'1l get 111111.-Josie S. If 1111' llilll' is11'1 1J91'fPC'f1y wild. if the 1111w1191' sl1o1vs 1111 111y nos11. 111111 if llly skirt looks 1111 1-ig:111.-Val1101'g. If Miss D111111111-'s 11-1111-lxing 11l9.4BI1,'.'I11il1. lf NVP.ll 11111-9 Gym 10111112-Gil-ls. XVIIOIII I sl1o11l11 give 21 front s9111.-Miss S1'1111111101'111'. If 111111-9 is 111151111112 i11 11111 11111 111111 I 1-1111 111-111111.-i'l19s191'. NVl1y -:111 11111 girls 1v91-1-1 stiff 11f1111- IIEIVIIIK il 1111w Gyxn 111S1'1'llL'1'01'.7? If w11 11111'11 11111 '11-11w 111 :Zo to 11111 Ni- 11111-.-Il11l1111 111111 111111. Gl111lys- 1111 you 1ik11 11190111911-y? 111111111-11- Y11s.-I 1.11111 stuck 1111 111111-y 111'01l1l'Il1. VYHAT NEXT! Tl111 for11ig11111- w11s IIPXV 111 A111111-1111111 1lisl19s. H11 111111 just 11111111 s9r1'111l l1is 111-st 1lisl1 of 11111-11 1111 11111 1-1111. 111111 XV11G'1l 119 111111 111111111 11111 1111li11i1111s. juicy 1101-11. 1111 2'2iVl3 1119 111111 to 1119 XV2llf01'. with 11111 111-ofesr. VVill you 11111 801119 l110l'P 11111111s 1111 1111' stick? Miss B111-1:11-E1-1'i11. 111111 you ff'11 11111 1vl1111's 11111 1-111111111 of Al11sk111' I-11-1-i11--N11'111. IN1111111. I Miss li.--C111-1101-t. 11111111-i1-11 I'. 111111 H1-1911 H. 1111-1-ivi11g 111111 11111 111 111-11111111-- Wl1111's 11111 sc'111-111? F1-i11111ls-N11t11i111: to 11111l1i11g. 11. 511141 H.i51llNf 1111 11 1:11011 g111111-1. 111911. F1-i11111ls-l 111111't know. i1 11:1s11'1 s1111-1911 X012 :11111 M111-g:-11-91 Hov1l11-11sw1111l w11s C9111-i11's 111119111911 son. S11-11111591-gS11y. is Miko Howe 11111-9? H11191 K111111111'---No! You 1l11111111111111l. 1111 von think this is 11 1l'11'Il'f SI,'P1'0SE WE WILL SIfl1'FER? A 111111111111 111 1-11l111g9 11111111111 B1-1-19z11 XV1'1LY1ll'I1 1l1111'11 11y Ii, A.'s 111111 M. 119920, 1'11111111s111l 11-11111 1119 sr1'11i11, Sillfl 11111- 1111111111-. Tis 11111111 Y1111 111-11 killing yo111-s11lf 11y 11111.11-1111z9. 1110011 ENGLISH INN mrlliagtx.. ' ' 1'1'111111l: X l'1'11 11111111 X1'lJ1'1Ex111g'-Llll 1110 1-11111-011111 frm, huh, ls g1,L,:m,l, than um, of Us YE 111-111 110111112 111 Illgllhll 11.1ss 1011llIb. parts , All 11111 11111-10115: 1l11yg I 112l1'K'I1'L 11s111l El si11gl11 slung w111-11. FINANUIAL NOTE T11 s1111 if it 111111111 1111yg Y l':111't you s911 0111 Glory 111-11114 ' 'I 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 - ' .' ' 1 - 11111111 11115 111111 Nlllll 11g1t.1111111 f111 fl 111111 1111111111: 1lK'1' 11111111111-s 111 11111 1111-5 111111111 1111- coins. W11 11ff111- 111111 111 s11i1 1111 XV11 s11111111l ll1'VL'1' 11s11 111111 E111z1is11, 1-111ss11s: A1111l11 11-1111 11111f' I'1111ils. 110111 you l12ll'l'f 7 1 1 QW 6 I 1.2 A IZA HASH A SP11101' 1111-1110 s:1ys. W1- 112158911 11111111111 sonic- 11rt1sti1- hills! Mr. VV!-il111111 went to the- Vernon County Fair l11s1' full 111111 it is 111111011311 that 111- 1-11- j0j'PI1 l1is 1-1111-s on 1111- 11101'1'Y-20-1'011l111 inost of 1111. 111 sovf-11tl1 121-11111-. the pupils wore 11111111- The S1-'V011 Blind Me-n of Hinflu- 011-11 littl1- follow was 1'X1l'9I1lPly 11s to the- solution of l1is pzirt--th11t st1111 puzzh-1 of 11is1-oV1-1'i11g thc- t11il 111111 111'o1'111i111i111.: it si111il11r to 21 snake, At l11st 111- hit 1113011 1111 i111-11. f'1l'llCl1111g his list. 111- w11v1-11 it 11l111ut 11s though l'l'3lllk1115.I 21 iiivve-r 111111 1-1-p1-11t1-11. 'l'11 111y 1111111 this 1V0l1111'011S 111-11st is l ?1llly liko il Sllilki-Ru 1lf1Z11lg ' 1 Une- 511111142 1112111 t1-lls IIS that 21 1-1-1't11i11 1-11111111-I1-1' i11 1-lnglish Lit. 11111-w 1111 the 119111- l'l'S. lf you 110111 know what 21 ll4'1'l101'u is. ask 111-tty 1'. 111111 11011-11, A1111 81192113112 of H1-len, 1111? day shm- w1111t1-11 Trip to 1'1l1i-' IIFI' 11111111-. We- know 111- lilllllxf. 111011gl1, 1'l'i111Z1I1Q.'Z t1111t tho 11111111-11 111111 upon IIP1' se-1-1111-11 1l1'l'1l1L'1' tl11111 she 111111111 11-111: 1,1-1-11 talks N01'1VPg12111 too 111l1l'l1. 01111 1l11y 111- i14'1112lllX tri1-11 to 1-o11vi111'1- 11N that tl11-y huill El hig torn i11 1511111-1. 11111 you 1-V1-r noti1-1- L1-1111111 when 111- h11s11t illlylllillg to 1111? H11 sits 211111 111-1-11n1s 111111 1-1-111ly looks lik1- Rl plulnp 0114-'1'1111. Wo11- l1l'1' if rhey'r1- po1-ti1'111 i11spi1'11tio11s? You 1-1111 111-V1-1' toil-Byroll wrote his Tl11111:1topsis wh1-11 hc was Ollly s1-V1-11191-11. Smile-s IXVVQI' cost 11nytl1i11g. If thc-y 11i1l, .l11si1- Skiillg would h11y1- gonv l1iillkl'111Jt long 11t f01'0 the- tirst six w1-1-ks XVl'l'i-' o1'1Ar. 1'l1o11l11- wrote il S111-11111-1'i1111 stanza wit11 LOVE T111 11111111111-1011 l1y Miss Susan H1-1lspri11gs.1 111-111' Miss 13011Sl11'1!12S 1-- My 111-111't 1111s YV1llll11'1'0l1 ilS11'Ily 111111 11111111-s with 21 S1-ni11r hoy. whoin I 11111111-. Ilow s11:1l1 1 lot 111111 know of lllj' 111-11rtl1-ss 1-11n11iti11n? Yours till 11-1111-111 walks. Ansoph S. Aus.--'1'r11il 111111. dog 11is footste-ps 0011- st11ntly. 1111til 111-1 111l1111l'0S 21110111 Y0111' 111-111th 1V111l'l1 111- will 110. if you 111-11 1-o11siste-111' l'1l01'l2Il1. Taka- this ll1J1N1l'f111111y to le-t hi111 know of your 11l'V0t1011. 1H ll101I111l'1'. p1-rs1-- 51 Nl11C'y 119510 i11 it. 1'l11gi111'isn1. 1 l'110S! You r01111 11110111 Th1- Eff-'1'Ilii1 T1'1il11g1Pu i11 thc- Ill-'VS'Npi1pl'1'S, We have- o111- i11 our Sv- ll101' 1-l11ss--M111'i1111 heing 111-gzntive. L1-ste-1' 11f- Iirn111tiv1-, 111111 Lois f1111'1l1211'111,'l. 11111121 took il Sfl'011g swig of g11so1i110 i11 1'hysi1's 11111 0111- 1111y. Sho 11lw11ys 111111 21 pret- ty 111111 1'1-p11t11ti1111, 1-sp1-cially l1e-for1- pr11hi11i- tio11. I suppose- X011 know S0l1l1DP11011j' s11i11 .Y11l111S l'11Ps11r 111111 111- 11-11s1-11 he-r. But so1111-l1o11y 1-lse s11i11 A'H2iX'?111il 111111 he 111111 111-r. 0111-11 11 S1-nior p1'1-si111111t 1-1-ce-ive-11 il 11-t- 11-1' from :1 j1-wvlry 1'o111p1111y 11111011 1141111 in p11rt: 1 will givc- 21 spc-01111 disc-ount on 1111 ol'- rlers 1-nlling for 11l01'1' 1112111 twelve rings of 10 p1-1' 1-ent. T111-se quot11tions i111-111119 the w:11' t11x 111111 21130 the 1-11g1'11yi11,f.-2 of two initials insidc- of the owner. To which l11- r1-pli1-11: Wo have 11l1'e1111y 01'l1l'1'l'I1 111111 1'1-111-ive-11 0111' rings. which Zl1'l' 1110 p1-1' 1-1-nt. 111111 not nin1--tc-ntl1s Silllllxfllillfl ols1-. The initials, i11 tl1is 1'11s11. 2ll'0 l'l1fll'2lVP11 inside- tho rings i11- slcaul of 11lN1l19 of 1111- 01Vll91'. 11s X011 f1ll't'2ltPIl- 1-11 to 110 should you 1'e-1'11ive- 01l1' 0l'1101'. Uno hoy. l'Q-'kldillg' i11 1-English class. said, HW1- 111-11r11 s1-V1-1-111 sighs sum-h 11s 'IPPEII' Kate! 'I'r1-tty Mrs. 1'l'2'gj'.4 'W111-11 sh11ll 1 s1-e Illy s11it ilgilillf M11yl11- lie 111111 111-1-n i11 SXVi1I1- niing. Mr. NVPHEIIIQI always 110111-yes ill 111-lpilig 1:1-opl1- 1111t. At th1- M1-t11o11ist 1l21Z2l2l1' tl11-rv w1-r1- only il f1-w things left. so Mr. .W1-ilan11 hought 11 p11ir of 1:11-y 1131111101 111001I11'l'S. Bur 111- gr:-w out of 1111-111 lllilllj' yc-urs ll!-'f0l'9 he l1ou1:l1t 1111-111. pitiful 11s t111- f111-t Illilj' s1-1-111. DITBLES 1'1-r:111111- 11lw11ys wi11s in 1111- 111111. I11'il1' Miss Igt'1lSIll'11l2S :W l 11111-1 1-11t. 1 l'illl'1 sh-1-p. I CZIIIIT think, I 1':1n't t11lk l11-1'1111s1- of thc- vision of ll 112l1'k- l1.1i1'c-1l XVlllll1l11 that is 11lw11ys l111for1- 1119. What is thu 11111tt1-1' wit11 1111-Y Yours till S1111-5111-11 l+'11l1s. 1'o111'1111 H, AIIS.--Y011'l'1' i11 lovo, 111y hoy, 111111 the Olllj' thing you 1-1111 do is to stick Y0111' 11-01111 1111111-1' tho 1-0111 w11t1-1' f11111-1-t 111111 l'91l1211ll 1111- til tho f1-V1-1' 1111s 11-ft you. f. o f s 'gt SOME FASUINATING FACTS WE HAVE LEARNED THIS YEAR Zane Grey writes western stories-that's why Happy likes HER! l'nele V4-nner collected vehieles for his pigs to eat. 4Moral-IJon't l-et your pigs into the market square.r f'hic-ory is chicken-raisingf' - Irvin Steenson. lMy dad walled rhit-ken-raising hy an- other name.b The Americ-an tliig was raised hy the f'aptain. According to Marion it would. when ellang-ed to aetive. read. t l'he Ameri- ran Captain was raised hy the flag. iles-lensiou of third personal pronoun. singulir number. maseuline gender. nomi- native. lie possessiye. His. ohjeetiye. Her. fSome have that ohjeetive-Lester espeeial- ly.l Apostrophes are commas in the air. - Leonard Leum. r'1'he kind Addison used to punetuate Frozen Wordsfr 1'arranza rose, Chester said. hut it would he more interesting if he'd t-ell us what time of day it was. A hard was a kind of hoat they used in Elizabethan times. tliow. row, row your hard gently down the streanrr l'rinress Mary walked in on her fa- ther's arm. -Marion. l'l'o sive wear on the threshold. pos- sil1ly.l A Spaniel is a small Spanish horse. 1Yes. yes. he eame in seeond at the raees.l Miss Sehoonover-- lDid Hamlin Gar- land live in Wisconsin? Iiettie S.- Yes. his house still lives in West Salem. Admiral Dewey was :i naval hero in the t'iyil War. Hlh. yes. I rememher now-the siege of 'l'roy.l 'A maiden is an old lady who has n-ever been married. lliaek home we call 'em spinsters.l Orleans was the keyhole of modern I'xl'illlI'k'.H ll shouldn't wond-er if .Ioan peeked.l The proper way to salute a lord, aeeord- ing to Clarenee Homstad. would he to kiss his feet. We hope l'larence does his salut- ing on Saturday nights. Hea- Wl1at makes that dripping sound? Shea -- Uh. that's the sun melting on the roof. Miss Sc-lnnonover- John shot the deer, Senior Hoy-- I.et's see. The suhjeet shot the predivatef' John Burroughs and Thonrls Edison have always enjoyed their vacations together in Florida: hut this year Mr. Burroughs eouldn't heeause he's dead. 4That ought not he any ohstaele---we hope Thomas his a ouija hoard.! Leroy tells us hattleships are made of hands and feet. fTllGI1 scrapping should he ealled ampu- tation. shouldn't it?l The knights used to go out on night- mares. a sixth grader informs us. HVell. the modern knights may hive nightmares. hut only Le Mont goes out on them.l VYHAT IS S0 STALE AS: A senior line-up. That joke about red ink. The nickname Doc-. Those A-B-C' poems. Giggling at the word mueh. 'WVho sits here? on arms of reeitatfon seats. Mighill making a hee-line for room two. Disc-overy that Alverda and .lorgen are in love. To kid Milly about Blaine. .Iuli'a's avoirdupois. Losing one's text book. Lahelling a snapshot Some Run:-h. Advie-e to the FIT-'SIlIlIl'Il, Senior Superlatives. A studious senior. a voquettish junior, an all-knowing sophomore. and a green fresh- man. An ogre-ish fat-ulty. I l'01ll these evils deliver our annual! WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF- Iieatriee I'. should remain i11 her seat a whole period without calling on her neigh- hors? V The Senior girls hehaved when Mr. Muteh was in the Main Room? Ansoph should het-ome pale? Miss Selloonovfer praised the gym Glasses? .Iaek would 001110 down some night when l wanted him to?-Evelyn S. lied should go hack on Betty Il? I-Settie S. eanie to sehool before 10:30 a. m.? Alma S. wasnt on High Honor? Happy didn't have important up town when the Seniors were to Physies quiz? business write a y- '. 'rv if if We fs W ft- 0 23 . . T Hlqh School Diarq 0 1 SEPTEMBER Sept. 5-Baek again! Everyone tripped in with a ellerubic smile today. and with the determination to start the new year right Not mueh sehool. Sept. 7-Almost everyone settled exeept the Freshies. Confused and nervous. they blunder into wrong classrooms and are eon- tronted by world-wise Sophs. lofty Juniors. and pitying Seniors, Huek up. l-'reshiesz you'll soon beeome untangled. Sept. 'l2-- Some more hopefuls have joined our throng. XVe number 147. Sept. 14-NVhy did the Seniors return from Eng. Lit. elass with sueh expansive smiles on their physiognomies? mation as to the eause of their ment inquire of Alma. Sept. 16-Two w eeks gone. The knowl- beginning consider- this isn't into the Evident- entertaining ability proved too them. Betty, 126- lie still my fluttering heart. eonfessed to quaky knees today word went around that the State was with us. It wasn't bad. and he wasn't dangerous. He gave a talk on The lienetits of Physieal Education. Sept. 27-Two more recruits, Wateh us grow. Sept. IIS--'Thursday and Friday off for the fair. Look for us. we will all try to be there. For infor- entertain- edge we have already absorbed is to tell on us: everyone is losing able avoirdupois. tAsk Josie if true.r Betty Peterson breezed Main Room from geometry elass. ly your mueh for Sept. l-Everyone when the lnspeetor UUTOBER tier. 3-Late hours and fair celebrating doesn't seem to agree with us at -Ill. lflv- eryone is yawning and dreaming of the lat- est tinds. tlet, 4-An arehiteet was here today and inspected the building. Many a wad of gum was act-identzxlly swallowed when he entered the room. as many thought another inspector was on the trail. 04-t. ti-The Seniors have their Iirst staff meeting. Mr. XVeiland acting as ehair- man. Uet. T-Mr. XV4-iland entert.1ined us this morning with a lecture. Many seemed to tind a shoe that tit in what he said, The Ju- nior and Soph. classes eaeh had a debate on the question. The Ku Klux Klan Should Be Abolishedf' The ai'lirmative teams won. Uet. IOYEXUIIIS-ltilltl rain! Every- thing disagreeable comes at the same time. Mr. Weiland gave a talk on l-'ire Preven- tion. Het. 11-Everyone is a mere shadow of their former selves. Exams are unusually strenuous. tlet. 12w lireezy Stories. NFFF Sl-ID! Oct. 13-The Seniors have beeome pos- sessed of a quaint aeeent. Speneer is the eause of it all. Many of the Seniors have become imbued with the idea that they were related to him and still retain some of his tallent. We wonder if Speneer would feel flattered. Oct. 17-liain --alld still more rain. We-r'1'e starting to feel desperate. The atmos- phere is threatening. Uet. 153--Did you think we had forgot- ten you? Far from it. W1-fre still here grinding away as usual. The reason for our unusual silenrfe is the sight of those nuis- anees-our Report Cards. They left us ov- erwhelmed, swamped, speechless. 4Ask Cappy Rim-ks.t Het. 21-l'ome up to the H. S, tonight. Professor Gertrude Johnson from the l'ni- versity of Wiseonsin will give a talk on llramaties and Make-l'p. So long till next week. llon't do anything I wouldn't do. tlet. Eli--The l'iano Junior has arriv- ed and is a popular thing. judging from the musie t?r that we hear. The air reverber- ates with noise from banjos. jazzbos. ukes. and piano. XVe're all getting ready for the l haulauqua, NOVEMBER Nov. 2--The excitement of the Chautau- qua which eame ot? very sueeessfully has abated somewhat. Some of the pupils and teachers are slightly darker than usual. Nuff Sed. Nov. 3-Poor overworked Seniors! The V... Q - '17 i9 5 Fe -- Arith. review exam left fl1l'1l1 wilted 211111 l1a,1zga1'd. lt's all i11 a lib:-tiine. illld XVl'.l'0 told that flllx tirst lllllllll'E'fl years are the l1 lrdest. Nov. 4i'I'he Seniors get the afternoon oft' to take snaps for tl1e Annual. The Fresh- ies gazed after them enviously as they troop- ed Qayly out of the roo111, Never 111i11d: yo11'll ll2lV0 tl1e Sillllf' privileges SOOII. Nov. 7 -Our tirst real SIIOXVYSYOYIII which started today was enjoyed hy all. Nov. S-Still snowing! The Seniors took their places-the girls wearing kl1aki shirts Zlllll the hoys in dark hlue iniddies. A novel idea. we all Tlltlllflllf. and rather strik- ing. Would illzlt all the other elasses were as f7l'ij.lill2ll as the Seniors. Aheinl Nov. N---The lllillll P00111 is heautifully dvecorated witl1 posters invde hy H. S. pupils. Tl1ey all deal witl1 good I1h1,f:lisl1, as this week llzls heen set aside as Good English lVeek. The Seniors. for soine reason. are de- cidedly nervous today. Two ink bottles crashed to the floor. Chester will soon he bill adept l1o11sekeeper. Nov. ll- -Armistice Ilay Elllll no school. Eveiyhody is husy ,fzett111g: realy for the pa- geant. Nov. I3--The students of tl1e II. S. were alartned to ll0bll' of tl1e rolrhery ill the cloak l'l!0lll. BZIIIS and Lois lllll'1'li'd to the rescue. llllf. alas! it was too late. The last of their candy was disappe1ring when they reached the scene of the disaster. MORAL: lJo11't ever leave Ctllltlj' i11 the cloak roo111, girls. The long: looked for salesman appeared this 2lffl'l'll0'IIl Elllll the Seniors ordered flll'll' ring and pins. Nov. 17---llain. 'ind lll0l'0 rain fdeep sighb. Such revelations ill coittures. espe- cially of the Sl'11lIDl' girls. Mr. Weiland l1as not heen at school this week, as he is busy e11tertai11ing Mr. Tonsilitis. Ile1'e's hoping: for tl1at gl'llTll'Illill1'S speedy departure. Miss Hill. altl1ough ll0l' voice is a powerful alto. leaves the l'0Dl'll11Xlllli1lK to he delivered hy Miss sl'll0llIl0Vl l'. in llill' silvery soprano. We were all charined into hehavior. Tl1e Ii. H, players. especially tl1e girls. are seriously considering the 1lllI'l'llEiSillf.f of illl elevator. so they will not he l'Ul11'DE'll'1'fl Io walk up those long stairs, Uh, those aehy lruinps Illld stiif joints. Stellx .Iol111so11. wl1o used to he one of our class, eanie to visit us to- day and the Fl'llSlIl9S tl1oug.rl1t sl1e was a11 in- spector. Tl1e jokes 011 you tl1at flllllk Nov. 21fI':XZllllN again! Were all Ull- joying ourselves illllIlL'llSOIj'. Mr. Weiland l'l'flll'lli ll to school this afternoon. Nov. 24-The Seniors wrote a stiff -ex- illll ill l4l11g. Lit. which left f1ll'l1l fairly he- draggled. while Miss Schoonover. the eause of lheir worry. sat serene Elllll cahn at the rear ot' the roo111. reading: tl1e Ladies Hlllllll .Iournal. How D0 they do it? No sehool Thursday Rlllll Friday. Nov. 30---OI1 tl1at turkey an' C1'?llllN-'1'1'y sauce an' Dllllklll pie an' eve1 tl1111. It tast- ed like inore. DECEMBER Dee. SYHXZIIHS have come sigh of relief swept over the iningzled witl1 tl1e dread of the eoining re- port cards. as the last paper was handed in. are now the is the stage and gone. A Main Room, Utlice calls for tl1e Seniors vogue and Mr. XVPl1f1lld'S oflice of inany a passionate Sl'l'll0. Tl1e 0llVY which the lower elasses used to have ors has IIOXV turned to pity. Fellow Men. we are ill sad 110011 for the Seni- Tllklllli you, of sympathy. Mr. Rudolph Kvelve entertained tl1e II. S. with a few all 6-'llj0yC-'fl it and l1ope we can l1ave tl1ese programs more frequently, 'ffllliflllf the La Fargo hoys and girls come up to play haskethall. This will I:-e our tirst gaine o11 our hoine floor Zlllll we're all hoping for the best. Dec. SD-The girls 0211119 out victorious, tl1e score hei11g,r 2-115. hut tl1e hoys l1ad hard luck a11d were heaten. by a score of 20-12. However. tl1e luoys worked ll'll'lI. and the gaine was an exciting UIIP. a11d tl1e grades this afternoon choice violin selections. XVe Dee. 12--Our class jewelry has come! lflveryone wa11ts fll0l1'S right away. Dec. 13-I-Zverylvody paying up for rings a11d pins. Poor Edith has a lot of rapid f'2lll'lIl'ill0ll'. to do. Dec. T4-Marion tells us in Review tl1at The Ainerican captain was raised hy tl1e iiagzf' Poor flag! Herbert a11d Lester sweep inajestically Ullf of tl1e l'U0llI to tinish their exercises Mr. Ender wondered if the lunch which Miss Hill was lll'ilI,2'lll,LI Miss liergli was dog feed. We hone not, as Miss lic-1'gl1 isn't feeling well. Dee. Ili-Archie Appleinan evide11lly has lll'XV shoesg they squeak instead of shuf- fling IIOXV. H. Ii. girls inaking eandy. The arolna inakes us fairly drool. Dec. 20-The teachers are all woolly af- ter school. CIIISUI trying Oll .lulius l'ae- S2ll S erinine tcotton hattingzl cloak. Dra- lllillik' Society puts on Court Scene from tho Merchant of Venice illld tl1e quarrel scene from Julius Caesar. After the ceremonies one of our susceptihle young lllK'll fell for a SODll0lllUl'0 111iss and walked hotne witl1 her. to tl1e secret envy of another equally suscep- tilrle. fliougli sinaller. young llltlll wl1o used to step forth witl1 the iniss hiinself. Dec. 21--Juniors write a tinal ill geonie- try zllld can hardly keep their eyes 0ll their papers. being: too l-llIfl'illll'9d hy the glittering ilashes f1'o1n the Senior row. Tl1e Seniors are wearing. for the first fillle. tl1eir class l'illQ,'S and pins. y- -- M, 1 47 it Q6 A V X fries JANUARY Jan. Sliliaek to school again. Mr. XVei- la11d gave us a half l10u1' lecture on New 3.ear's resolutions. The boys played a B. B. game last Friday 11igl1t a11d won! Congratu- lations! Jan. 23-Exams all done illlfl we have again that Ignoraiiee-is-Bliss look 011 our llilllllS0l1lC faces. FEBRUARY Feb. 5-We wonder what has happeiied to the Senior girls. They deniurely took their places this morning minus hair 11ets illltl witl1 abbreviated puffs. They were con- gratulating theniselves 011 what a saving of hair nets it would mean XVIIPII one of the boys depreeiatively reniarkedz You look like you1' 2l'i1llIllIl0l'll0l'S.'y Feb. 6-A social party gyni last night for the H. S. pupils, The ev- e11i11g was spe11t in dancing, tl1e music being flll'lllSll9tl hy Aliee Johnson Wlltl played the piano tillil lilllll of party is 'enjoyed by we llltlY have lll0l'0 of tl1e111. Feb. 7-Mr. ltsen of the Curtis Publish- ing Company was here today and started a contest. The H, S. was divided into two par- ties. tl1e Maggies and Jiggs. Each teani is to get as llltlllj' subscriptions for the Country Gentleinan as possible. The Athletic' Asso- ciation receives lifty eents froln each sub- scription, The whining teaxn will be given a party by tl1e losi11g teani. Feb. lt!-The contest rages furiously! For a while the Jiggs were ahead. but now the Maggies have eliinhed 11p at a rapid rate. The suspense is almost nerve-racking. end has eonre at last, Bet- H.. the leade1's of tl1e two sedately Hi 11p tl1e aisle linal nuniher of subscrip- of the Maggies announeed was held i11 the and Olive Leuni banjo-uke. This all and we l1ope Feb. 1-1-The ty l'. and Helen parties. niarehed to announee the tio11s. The lll2lj0l' 4i5. while the .liggs leader stoutly called ti3. lt was found out later that tl1e Mag- gies. i11 order to obtain fllE'll' tif? subscrip- tio11s llilll estiniated wrongly. tlllfl after a re- eount had been lllilflli it was discovered tl1at the .Iiggs were the victors. Aha. we're look- ing forward to that party. Maggies. Give us eorned heef Zlllll cibbage. Feb. 121-The girls' li. ll. team Schoonover twhoin tl1e La Fa1'ge girls thought was a coach froin New Yawk J were absent today. having left for Sauk a11d Miss Vity and liariboo. Rather unpleasant weather to travel in, it's true. but they're all weatlier-proof a11d don't i'ill'lllSll. Good luek. girls. Feb. 132-In l-Ing, Lit. class Herbert sur prised us all by lll'02lllllll2 calinly llll'lillgllOllf the period while the rest of the class were heatedly discussing tl1e Muses. Zlllll Shikes- peare. and tl1e mysteries of llades. as Milton it i11 f'l'aradise Lost. None 0' deseribes that, Herbert. Feb. 25--Mr. XVeiland was surprised by a f0l'E'gl'31ll1 from tl1e B. B. girls saying that they were stranded i11 Lone Rock Oll aeeount of wash-outs along the traek. Feb. 27-The liobinson flrusoes are haek with us after having a gay time at Miss Si'llUOl10V9l S hoine i11 Lo11e Rock. They all reported a Iine vaeation tlllll also told glow- i11g stories of Ye Gallant Swains of the va- rious towns along the line. Betty l'. left l1er heart ill tl1e eare of a eertain 'tHappy i11 110119 ltoek and llllSll'f reeovered fl'0l1l the shock of ll'tiVlllLI l1i111 yet. Cheer up, Betty: Ell'I' others. there Feb. 2S-Miss Grahn is here tlllll all the pupils were examined. Such quaking of k11ees we've IIGVPI' seen before. Exams. too, this week. Elllll judging by tl1e bla11k. expres- sionless faees of the .luniors tl1eir History quiz was a hunidinger, MARCH Mar. l--Le Bltlllf astonished tl1e whole H. S. today XVllPIl he entered the Altllll Room with l1is l1air COMBHIJ i11 a very slick poni- padour, The tantalizing lock that llilll here- tofore shaded his hrow was glued dow11 to the rest of his niop. Ellltl 1 shine covered it all. lt's your erowning glory. all right. Le Mont. Mar, Il--Alverda Berguni strives to get along witl1o11t l1er clean handkerehief but ti- nally has to use it, Better luck next time, Alverda. Conrad enjoyed a little repast all by himself the fflllffll period. and refused to have :1 heart. Spring fever l1as gotten clutehes on everyone. No Olltl eares to its behave. except. of course. the faculty. Mar. fi--lllue Monday! Everybody's grourhy exeept the janitor. Mildren l'. and Betty l'. are the inarch players tl1ls week. and. judging froni tl1e grin U11 the l:1tter's face XVll0ll she goes to tl1e Dl2lll0. even that duty l1as its lllllll0l'0llS side. Mar. 7-No longer are we sutfering f1'0ll1 spring fever. llrrrrrrl Nuf sed. The II. S. hoys went to Virotlua last night illlll lll'0ll5Zllf hack victory--score ll-lil, A preli111i11ary Qlilllli' was played hetween Vll'0l1ll'l'S second fK'Zllll Illlll tl1e Lynx Mounted Ililfllll with a vit-tory for the latter--score it-3. As to i11- f0l'lll2lTl0ll co11c1'1'1Li11g the wi1111i11g teani i11- quire of Happy Sillllll. We were all given 10 questions today to answer eoncerning Ulll' school work -'nd how we went at it. Sever- al fonnd fllt'll1 hard to answer. Mar. 10--Anollier springy day. lt's so niiserahle to have to stay i11side. The Hara- Izoo girls a11d Wilton boys play here tonight. Mar. 11-Three cheers!!! The girls rent llaraboo lltbllll' witl1 .1 score of 125-ll i11 tllll' favor. a11d the boys defeated XVilton 21- f-. . . i 471' 3- 3 4-2. afffa 14. A line wind-up for the season! Marga- ret ll. and Bettie S. entertain the pupils with a duet, consisting of Margaret's silvery so- prano. with a whistle axc1'ompaniment. the latter played by Bettie. lt proved amusing to the pupils but irritated Mr. Mutch's sen- sitive musieal ear. and he paid the aeeompa- nist a yisit asking her to refrain from suc-h inforurzl bursts of melody. Needless to say. the concert was not resumed. altho' the en- tertainers enjoyed an exeeedingly pleasant tete-a-tete afterwards. Mar. 11--The Seniors are all nervous this afternoon. wondering whether or not Mr. Mutt-h will put in his appearlnee. They're all hoping he remains absent so they won't have to worry through another of his frequent quizzes. Mar. 13-1-1-No srhool Thursday and Friday on ac-eount of Teachers' eonvention. We're terribly sorry. of eourse. Sniffl Sniffl Mar. 2l.AMildred and I-lettie S. rush brefxthlessly into Room 4. thinking they're for 1-lass and stumble into Soph 2001119- They eome out faster than they go in. late try. They must be exeeedingly fond of the sub- jeet. trying to attend all the classes there are of Geo.. or have you gone baek to your ehildhood days. girls? Tonight the big af- fair eomes oti'. iVhat? you ask. XVhy. the .lunior-Senior banquet. of course. Mar. 22-Everyone appears to be se- reuely full this morning. Mrs. .l. W. Uhris- tensen and Mrs. E. 0. Sveen visited sehool tlns morning. Everyone recited with unusu- al vim, APRIL Apr. 10-Dear. dear. what I-an the mat- ter be? Vaeai'ion's over. and altho' it's all right while it lasts the return to work is or- ful. Tell me. Miss Fairfax. why Lois C. and lietlie S. are wearing surh woeful faves. one. whenever she moves her arm. a11d the other whenever she bends over. Aus,-lt's all the fault of Dolly and Frank! I Apr. 12--Poor Mr. Mutt-h was swamped with ehalk dust this noon. when the rhalk box, which was standing above him on the blaekboard fell down with a rrzish upon his raven, loeks. He resembled a miller when it was all over. Apr. l-l-Miss Ruby Jefson. a graduite of the W. H. S. and now a teacher of English in St. Ulaf College. visited st-hool today and gave a short hut interesting talk, Apr. 18-Carrie Nottestad. Pearl Ran- ger. and Helen Jackson visited sehool today, lf they only knew in what agony we were when they were here they'd give us their sympathy and stay away. XVhen the present shall never be so cruel! eandy after school tod-my class graduates we The Seniors made to sell at the eout-ert tonight. And all we got was a smell! Sehoonover's soprano re- Apr. 20-Miss sounded throughout the room today when she sternly bade Betty P, bring her book and take the front seat. The two Betties had been enjoying a delightful eonvers-xtion. which was suspendedffor a while. when one departed to the Arrtie Region fwithin a ten- mile radius of the front desky. The conver- sation will be rontinued in the next publiea- tion of the Ski. Apr, 157-Many of the pupils were serene- ly munehing ire eream cones today after roll vall. The Seniors. hiving quite :1 bit left since the night before. sold it this 1norn- ing. There is a deeidedly gloomy atmos- phere prevailing the M. R. and its inhabitants this morning. Teachers are springing un- announced six pupils. Apr. 21-Topics on forestry were read by the Sophs. Juniors. Seniors. Lester were sealed eozily to- seat rhatting away this after- 'n the 'liSlt' stalls XI1' Nluteh weeks exams to the joy of the this afternoon Chester and gether in one noon when dow . , . X, . . . on the warpath. Two minutes later Uhester had moved back to his usual seat and Lester sat alone. dist-onsolate. ehatting with him- is to be given in the gym to- li. girls. who are working to self. A party night by the R. pay for their xx Apr. 2-I-Bettie S, presented Liz with a nice lot of angleworms this afternoon when she came to school. To say Liz enjoyed them is putting it mildly. Tonight the Uratorit-al eontest will take plaee. Apr. 26-The editor-in-chief and ex-ofli- drove to La Frosse today to Ski ents. 'hite sweaters. eio of the Ski inquire about Apr. 27-The Deelaniatory eontest is to H, S. tonight. be held in the Apr. 28-Hazel English III today. 4-lass. Hazel? Ther library today. S1 bark there. Hanson tripped out of Did you get tired of e was a soc-ial hour ill the 'veral enjoyed a line time MAY May 1--Ila Johnson and Hazel Lee have cut their rrowns of glory. and the result is very satisfactory, f'0lIlL' and join the Fol- lies. R. E. .I. G. J. M. S. ll. M. ' A ' If 11 if fs fdllmmn flht fe BIG JlllCTlCDll l 1 l The following articles will be sold at record-breaking prices on Feb- ruary 29, 1923, at Westby Skating Rink: Beatrice Peterson's chewing gum ................. to-Leon Sveen 1We hope it won't get cold during the transactionj Esther Hegge's ribbon ..........,.,.c...,....... toyl-Ielen Peterson Alice Johnson's ability to play -- ..,. to-Archie Sorenson Alpha's alarm clock .......... ---to-Miss Schoonover Beatrice Sveen's new comb .... ---to-Evelyn Syverson Della's walking paralysis ,-,..., .-,,to-Edna Peterson Helen Engebretsons wavy hair ,....He. . v.....,.. .... t o-Helen Holte Leon Sveen's glasses ,-,,,,,.---,,.,--.-,..-.,...... to-Eva Nelson fWe hope her eye cramp will be thus relieved.J Melvin's angelic expression ....., .. ....,....,..... to-Betty Peterson Conrad Hofstedt's yeast cake ....,...........,. to-Alma Storbakken Josie's avoirdupois ............,.....e........ tofClarence Homstad fWe hope he'll carry it betterj The new piano .-.....-,,........,v.,,......-.....,.. to-Miss Hill CMay she pound it undisturbed from morning to night.J Miss Schneller's hair-dress ,....-,....W........... to-Julia Running QSpit curl included at half pricey Miss Dunbar's tripping toes ..,.,.............e. to-Lois Christensen Mr. Mutch's bragging ability ................... to-fMiss Schoonover fMay her B. B. team profit thereby.J Miss Berghls calmness ........,,......e.e,.... to-Alverda Bergum Sybil Neprud's g1'een jumper ........,. .. ....e,........ to-Nana Schee Mr. Weiland's ability to preach .,,.e....,.,....., to-Miss Schoonover fMay she make good use of it next year.J Vi0let's sweet temper ..............,..........,. to-Phoebe Bakken Miss Jamieson's Literary Digest and pencil ......... tofEllef Ellefson lMay he learn to use his own brains instead of Geneva's.J Miss Rudie's trips to the city ....,... .. .,.......u..... to-Mrs. Miller Miss H. Olson's paste ,...,a,,..., ,-.--,. ,..,eY. to-Miss Schoonover Miss Sherry's Gym. classes .,.. .. .,,. ---to-Miss D. Olson Miss Seeley's leave of absence ---., ae.. ,..... t 0 Mrs. Dahl Mrs. Holmanis correspondence course --- .e.. to-Mr. Weiland Auctioneer ,,..,, .. ...e....,.....,.., .--- Mighill Adams Clerk H,.. -.,,,..-...,,....-.....,...,v...,,. G ladys Nottestad Lunch served promptly at midnight. 44 xi a f l mx W ai ' Senior Class Poem Seventeen Seniors sitting i11 a row Fortv-four Juniors wziiting for flllllll to go. Soon IIOXV down the lille we slide And place the Juniors by their side. First eoines Morris witl1 21 lvig grin Iflllef. Theophil. and Gerlizirdt will sit with llllll. I4lacl1 gives llilll a push so out he will go And leave SIXTICEN Seniors sitting i11 il row. Next comes Julia so small and tl1i11 Ansoph. Gertrude. and Huldah will try to squeeze 111. Julia o11t will fall with a thud Leaving FIFTEEN Seniors to help her ruh. Now 0011193 Herbert with l1is shy smile He will resign to N0l'lllflll. George. and Mighill. And leave them in Clllllllltllltl with never a look While I-'tlI'RTEl-IN Seniors study one hook. Next i11 Ii11e comes Nana so fine She draws every day from four to nine. I50fXVK'I'1l Verna, Ifldiia P. and Olive she'll di- vide l1Ol' art And leave TI-IIRTI-ll-IN Seniors with il hrok- en heart. Now we come to Ill1este1 s place, For I1is desk the1'e's quite tl race. But to Archie. Lenion. and Le Roy The TXVICLVE other Seniors leave this toy. Next ill li11e comes Marion so fair Iler place Sybil. Alice. and Edna hold most rare. This to tht-111 she'll resign with good grace And leave ELICVHN Seniors with smiling face. Over LPSf91',S back seat some will he hurt But he leaves it to Walter. Thomas, Melvin, and Curt. And goes down the line so quiet the while And leaves TEN Seniors without a smile. The editor-in-eliief sits calm and serene And resigns with a sigh to Lois, Esther S., and Irene. She picks up her DUMMY and passes by Leaving NINE Seniors to IIIOEIII and cry. After Bettie comes her pal. Alice, Geneva. and three namesakes occu v her D. palace. She trips lightly down the aisle And leaves EIGHT Seniors sitting in style. lillith hates to give 11p her place But to Thelma. Berna. and Eva she shows il smiling face. And picks up her music and passes away And leaves SEVEN Seniors with nothing to say. Mildred turns and views with 11 grin BI2l!'gZll'6f, Helen, and Ruth Justin. Her place to them she gives in the Senior l'0XV, And leaves SIX Seniors as she goes to HILLSBURU. Fl0l'0l1i'0 with her large blue eyes Wonders how tinie always flies. And hates to give up to Gladys and Lcnora And lezlve FIVE Seniors XVIIOLU she'll see no more. 7- 1 . Q9 . f ,za Anna with her smile so sprightly Dreams of giving up her place nightly. So to Esther L. she gave her SCHOOL HOME And left FUVR Seniors looking sad and lone. Phoebe so tall, so graceful and slim Slid over enough to let Mable in, And held on to her place with all her might And watched THREE Seniors take their flight. Violet followed after Phoebe in style And kept behind her as far as a mile. While she was gone her place was stolen by Ilanghild And left TWU Seniors remarking how well it was filled. Alma called Clara to take her throne As her nerve so far had left her alone. But Clara talks a mile a minute Telling Alina that to leave ONE Senior the limit. W 21 S One small Senior sitting in the row Along comes Blanche, Lois niust go. She takes a look. makes much ado And finds N0 Seniors of the class '22. No sedate Seniors sitting in a row Juniors think they take their place quite as well you know. SVait until their year is gone, their deeds they do tell o'er. And see if they have done as well as those who went before. -B. E. S. AUTUMN C'ome! called the trees in garbs of gold and red. 'Tollow the narrow winding road. away From noise and dust of streets. to peace instead. On grassy slopes, where we profusely display Our bounteous hoards of nuts for wintry days. And near and far the rows of cornshoeks stretch. ttliike old deserted wigivams no more gayj Dotted by pumpkins children soon will fetch. Go seek the gate to nature. for Autumn is the latch. -Nana Sehee. SPRING lVhen SIJl'lllgflll1E comes some joys we have in store. Sweet Robin's song so gracious with delight. Also delightful Howers and ferns galore: Springtime breezes blow, green grasses greet our sight, The sun's kind rays on face and heart doth light. But alas, the fun of winter snorts is o'e1'. Returning from school with faces bright Thinking of vacation three months or more, Enough to their minds to learn dear naturc's lore. --Cllester Hagen. l il ui 9 AQLA ll f ffm IDANT ADS. A rvnwlly for my ,f:1'0win:: fs-Ot.--Enrl1'0 wzllla in tht- Illll1l.fAlYPl'd2l X Jargon. E' A nvw tuno to pl:xy.4Miss I'. U. IIill. Qfhlllflfllillg' tn stub Olll' il-!2'liU --HQIPU . . K Bk' I P' A Smile new ideas how to raise lll0llPY.i - 1- v. . ' - H. H. fm-ls. Qmnc-thin to m-1l'0 me S1llll.7L0l2llld HW- , ,. L g ' X K A nlvnns of lllilklllfl' llll.-P1101-'IDG Sz X10- f'1-n, ' - lvt. Some nvw books in flu- lilu'ary,--l.al's 8 f'll9Sl'91'. ' ' K nc-w givglvf-.I01',f:0n Moon. . . A new vlic-0 to swml mv noon hour, My luur 1-miiln-ml as slit-k as LPIIIOIIN? I ' I ' ' - 1 ' ' . Andrvw I'. Ihhlll 'l'wo pouxuls of gmvefulnvss.-Lvnora QQ Eval, A new pivot for my lwnrl to turn on.- Alim- Xl-mllalld. A V A way to satisfy my l'lll'l0Slfj'.7IIPl'llPl't. Sunday night tlm-v timvs al wvek.-H011-n H' K Trilh l'c-rmissirm to spvml my time when-, wlwn. with whom. I lilcf-,-llestvr. A Ill9H2lDll0llt' so l can lllilkl' Miss .launiv W 4 , - v mn llmlxwrllois Minslmlll lime to catch up nl 1115 sim.---Mllufl. A smilv or twu.--Miss Si'1lIlPl16'l'. A tmp large I-'ll0llL'1ll fm' ton rats.---Mr. WK.i1,m,1- Miss .lanlivsoxfs class hook.-Rutli. ES- tlwiz k Hvlvn S. Smnv ol' 1'llll0lN'AS lxvigrlit.-Holm I'vtv1'- ' Mm' lrlvzls for my futu1-11.--l4'lol'L-114-0. s - - ' 1 ,-A ., Moro B12lfPl'illl Fm' The .XIlllllill.7EIllf0l'- mm mm ueluxu m nm mm in-Clliof. My old l'z1l.-Erlitli. 1M1'. lingo IIEMANIDS 120 pzigexy Mm... NWN-I,:.wAhml A ,ww ,mm fg,,ify,'MIA,iS gg K 1g...1im1,l Mon- lc-tlm-rs frmu Hillslvorn.-Mild1'ed. F' Soixwlmmly to lill my i'll2lll'.'1Il'. XV1-Hilulld. A Cllzlil' for my d0Nli,-'f3ItllPl'i l 1-yds-n- Moro ll2llNll'2lf0l'iPS to 1'lU1lll.Y.lll1l?i. l l. um Sonic more yellow and blue yzu'n.gAlice A sidvwnlk west so wo won't lmvn- to Mithy. , l, . Tw 3' AQ. lil i Q , ll q . Rf. FOLLIES A eurling iron A 1-nnning enrl A powder box A pretty girl. lint-A A little l'2llll Away it goes A homely girl XVith a freekled nose. OI THE DAY Mother's ill the lilflqli-'11, dishing up the slop. l atllel s ill the cellar lllixillg lllalt and hops. Sisters on the front porch vvatellihg for the cop. The boys are sitting on the bottles. So the eorks won't pop. HV Self NllDD0l'fill2, said the suspenders. Keep your secrets. said the phone. Learn to see flll'0ll2'll people. said the X-ray. Neyer give ki blow. said the fuse. I Zllll right on the tic-lc. said the watch. Let IIN' retleet. said the 1Ili1'1'0l'. VIII tired of tllis. said the sofa. I've been switched. said the electric light. l've been struek. said the clock, 'TWAS MIDNIGHT 'Twas lllllllligllt ill the parlor 'Twas darkness everywhere The silent-e was llIlll1'0kP1l Cause there was no one there. Morrisillad. C2111 you sign your name witll your eyes shut? 115111--Cl'l'f21ll1lY. MorriseAVell. then slnlt your eyes and sign llly report card. Miss St'1l00ll0Vl'l'--I,lil your Swiss stop XVllllll you dropped it on the floor? Miss .Ianlieson-Yes. did you think it would go fllI'0llg1l? LOST 8 FOUND Found-A cure for lllj' DTIIIIJION.--f'0Ill'illl H. ' Lost-A pair of green IIlitl'6IlS.-AITSS Bergh. Found-A NEW way to send notes.- Helen li. K Naomi IC . Lost--A trotter and a wllisperer from the main roolll. Finder l'l'flll'Il to llellsx .Vs seat. Our lnitials lSliqhtlq Chanqedl Mildred Pederson Marion Gl'llllSl'llll .lnlia Rlllllllllllj A. Morris Sallllu Lois K'hristensen lflorenve liratlie Allllil Horde Allllll Storhakkell Edith I-lielson l'llester Hagen Lester Peterson Herbert Neprnd lleatriee Syeen Nalla Sehee Alive Mithy Violet Johnson l'lloehe Iiilkkllll AI. ll. I' M. .LG J. IC. Ii. A. M. s l.. M. c' lf. lc. I1 A. ll. .x. M. s lf' V lf F, A. H Il. 0. l'. li. I.. N AI. B. S N. S. A. V. M V. G. J. P, H. li Blllllllllil loves papa Makes Julia gluttonous ,Inst extra rotlnldity Ansopll. llly sweetie Loves lllllllj' ehildren Fll1ll0llS red barn Kll ' A masterful student Iivellillg.: vespers ever Uauses illllllgllfj' havoc Lives on pl'lllll'11t'0 Heap little nerve Makes husy Seniors Never Sl10liblSll Always very lIlP0li Very good judge Perpetllally has blues f- Agl fgn' A TRIP T0 THE WVOODS 0111- beautiful day i11 illlflllllll the Seniors started on a t'Hike to the t'SKAl'GH when they heard someone MOEN. Look- ing hack. they saw Uncle t'Sa111l1 playing liI 1'H k JACOBS. He was Rl'NNING swiftly and just as they reached the BAK- Kl-lN. he caught 11p witl1 them. WI-IILANIJI' he exclaimed. 1 dropped llly 'SUHEE' and 'TIIEIGE' 11111 away witl1 it. I eliased him and j11st as I fllllllgllf 1 had l1i111. he 17111 under the 'LAXGHl'S.' They had yet 21 M1GHlLI. to travel he- fore they would reaeli tl1e t'SKAlTGH. t'Ml l'FH excitenient was caused hy HA- I,1l'l-Z i'1'21XVllll2' along the road. evidently on its way to 21 SUl'THERN 1-lime. where it might winter i'0lIlf01'fi'l1llj' i11 a small BlCliGH ralled WIllANOWSKY. After spending a pleasant 2lffl'l'll00I1 they l'i'llll'll9ll with the t'l4lVl4lNS0N. llelt-11 M.-Do X011 know any jokes? llazel H.-Yes. 1 know you. Helen H.--What shall we do? livelyn S,-I'll Spill a coin: if it's heads we'I1 go to the Majestiv. tails we go to the Yeoinan. illlll if it stands on edge we'll study. Sur-cess should go to the heart. not to the head. -Clareizve. The lllilll who smiles at himself i11 the lllll'1'1ll' is easily Ull'tlSL'1l.YCIDIIIWIII. If all of us said what we liked. 1111 of us would not hear as mueh as we liked.-Soph- 01110111 Class. He rested l1is 1-l1i11 on 11is 0llNlNV,---IAQOII. Miss Dunbar asked Leon for Z1 very long setitenee. He wrote. l1nprison1nent for life. NEWS NOTES Alverda li. sprained her ankle while walking home from ehurcli one Sunday even- ing which was rather unexpected, as the ROCK OF GIBRALTER rolled calmly by her side. f'0llI'2!d, talking about beans in History elass, said Burhaiik made one bean out of three beans. Please explain. The CRAZY QVILT is a silent partner to t11e .IVNIOR TATTLER. No one will ey- er know about the silent partner unless tl1e business is lva11kr11pt. The Fifth grade wants to know what platinuni is. XVl1y fl0PSll.t Miss Sherry give them a COTll'l'9fK' Il4'lIl0llSfl'1lll011? Betty I'0ff'l'S0ll front seat the other main 1'00lll period. I1lill'C'llQ'd quietly to the day during Miss Berglfs Alpha should have trail- ed svdately heliind. t'l1ester Hagen is taking private dancing lessons. llow do you like it. Graildfathcr? Miss SK'll001l0Vl'l' and Bettie spent one Thursday visiting i11 Mr. Twi11de's extra 1'fl0lll, Uh ll you old LAB. gldnfdg Wx H fi ki- fi I ,, ,L 'ew Q - UMW ? L m Q , AM , 9'71--f Y .c 'X f ug ink hi! A fi ' 1 fr Q' ' I' '50 gf ' I , f ' , ' , 'x QQ, . . X H I 1 Q ' , 'V A .1 6 if . NA 'PX' j0. 4 vb I 3 fX Qif- , J sv-' , ' -5 f' , 4 I qi ff ' fly, f ij., :gl fgn 1921 Margaret Bakke attends the Normal at Viroqua. Wis. Kalma Bakken works at the Milwaukee depot, YVesthy. Verlyn Bennett attends Beloit College, Beloit, Wis. Ralph Borgen is at home, XVesthy. Curtis Erickson is at home. VVestl1y. Rose Erickson attends La Crosse Normal. Milda Evenson is taking a course in nursing at the Presbyterian Hospital. Chieago, Illinois. Carol Hagen is at home. XVestby. Velma Hagen attends La Crosse Normal. Raymond Hofstedt is employed in the post office. Westby. Ethel Hoilien is employed in a restaurant. XVesthy. Thelma .Iefson is taking a course in nursing at the Grandview Hospital La Crosse, WVisconsin. Alida Johnson is at home, Westhy. Marie Johnson attends the La Crosse Normal. Stella Johnson is taking a course in nursing at the Grandview Hospital. La Crosse, Wisconsin. Agnes Larson attends Beloit College, Beloit, lVisconsin. Esther Larson attends Viroqua Normal. Warren Lee has graduated from Business University, La Crosse, Wis. Carrie Nottestad is attending La Crosse Normal. Efner Nottestafl has attended Gem City Business College, Quincy, Ill, Gladys Olson attends VVhitewater Normal. XVhitewater, VVis. Hilda Parr attends Viroqua Normal. Blaine Pederson attends Gem City Business College. Quincy, Ill. Hulda Peterson attends La Crosse Normal. Selmer Steenson is at home, Westhy. 1920 Alverda Bekkedal is attending National Park Seminary, XVashingt0n. D. C. Irene Bergum has graduated from Wausau Business College, and is now stenographer, Eagle River. Wiseonsin. Juanita Bold has attended lVausau Business College and is now at home. La Farge, XVisconsin. Esther Datfinrud attends La Crosse Normal. Gladys Dolen has graduated from Viroqua Normal and is now teaching school. Lilah Freuistad is attending Lawrence College. Appleton. XVis. Lawrence Hagen attends Business College. Casper, XVyomiug. Mae Hanson has graduated from Lu Crosse Normal and is now teaching at Melvina, VVisconsin. Marie Hanson has graduated from Viroqua Normal and is teaching. Florence Johnson is taking a course in nursing at the Lutheran Hospital, La Crosse, XViseonsin. Vivian Nerison is attending XVhitewater Normal. XVhitewater, VVis. Delia Paulson attends La Crosse Normal. I'hilip Pederson has gradnzlted from Gs-in City Business College, Quincy. Ill. He is a lvookkeeper in Conderay, XVis. Cleo Ranger is at home. Westlby. Agnes Rondestvedt is attending St. Olaf College. Northfield, Minn. 1919 Helen Ballsrud attended the Saskatoon Normal, Sask., Canada. She taught for two years. and is now Mrs ldnoeh Ehlin. and lives in Urpington. Sask., Canada. Agnes Bergen has grarluated from La Crosse Normal and is now teaching at Prairie du Chien, Wis. l 27 It . 9 i f X fx Huldqi Davidson attoiulvtl Sl. Olaf Collf-5:0 for one year. She is now nt- fe-nding Miss XVoo1l's Ki11flerg:a1'te-n Svhool. Minneapolis, Minn. Doris Fredrivks attends La Crosse Normal and will graduate in June. Relwm-0:1 Hovelruul has attended -ll' Business Vniversity. Madison, XVis.. and is now stenographer at Madison, Elvira .Iefson has gl'2ldll2lU'll front Business l'niversity, La Crosse. XVis. She is now at home, NVQ-istlmy. Hertha Nottestafl has atteurleml Ke-vfv's Business I'niVersity. La Vrossf-. YVis.. and is working in In Crosse. Mildred Ohvrson is c-lerk. We-stluy. Leif Rurlie has atteiulvtl Sehool of Eiigiiu-v1'ix1g. Milwaukee, NVis., and is employed at the Light Plant. Westlvy. Laila Srhev is attending La Crosse- Norinal. She is taking a twovyvars' vourse and will graduate in June, Hrwing Svcs-u has tlfl'k'lllll'd Ss-hool of Hllgilll-'Pl'iIlg. Milwaukee, XVis. H0 is at llllllli-'. KVA-sthy. Minerva Thvige has graduated from W, 15. I'.. La Urosse, NVis. She is Sf0ll0i.'Il'EilJllf:'l' in Milwaukee, lVis. Grace Vrness atte-nfled School of Musir. Ihorliester. Minn, She is now at hoinc, XVesthy. Lillian Villancl attended IiRiXVl'l'lll'l' Follege, Appleton, Wis., for one year and is now attoluling La Vrosse- Nornial. 1918 Edwin Hakkle is a f?1l'llll'l'. Westhy. Miluor Datliurutl is attending La Crosse Normal. He is taking 21 two-years' course and will graduate in Juno. Erling Hvvuson attended Goin Pity Business Uollego, Quincy, lll. He is at hoinv. Westhy. Lydia Hagen attvlidexl St. Olaf Vollege. Northtield. Minn., and XY. B. l'., La Vrossv. Wis. She is now Mrs. Magnus Peterson. Wostlay. Edna Houge has attended Oshkosh Normal, and l'lliY01'SifY, Cliainpaigno. Ill. Sho is taking a course in nursing.: at the l'l'0SbYf0l'i2lll Hospital, Chicago. Ralph llagvll is a farnn-r. Wvsthy, Helen Jackson is attending: Milwaukev Normal. Thi-lina Morterurl atteiulc-ml Km-efl-'s Business College at La Crosse and is now a stcxlogmpliei' iu La Vrosse. Alva Ulstatl attelulwl La Vrosse Norm-ll. and is a teacher at the State Svhool. Sparta, Wisconsin. Tll0Si1ll' Paulson attelulvd La Frossu N0l'lll2l1, and is a tcaclwr at thc State Sc-hool at Sparta. Wism-nnsin. Aletta l'aulson arts-lulvd L-1 Crosse Normal and is toavhiug at Greenwood. Wisconsin. Lillian Peterson grzuluatml from Business l'nivn-rsity. La Crosse, XVis., and is now s-lnployvrl at 1110 Wm-sthy State Banu. Pearl Hangs-1' is al ll4llll0. Wesllvy. 1'Elllllk'l' Rufio is at houu-. Westhy. Walter lilllllt' is al llUll1l'. Wvsllny. 1917 Ulga Hakken is a nurse at thu Mivhavl Reese Hospital, Uhicago, Ill. Li-afy BPl'fL'll1ll taught Public- Singing and Music in Jewell, Iowa. She is now Mrs. lrvin Knutson, .le-well, iowa. Hazel Fall attelult-tl La l'rosst- Normal. She has taught at Piquot, Minn., New Lisbon, Wis., and is now a teaclu-r at Ripon, Wis. Asta Elveruni was a 1-lerk, We-stlry, and is now attending La Crosse Nor- xnal. She will graduate in Juno. 1 , 1 137 fl . gf 1.1 H1 Ss 1 2. Olga HZIIISOII 1111s 2'l'2l11ll2l11'41 from V11'011112l N0l'1ll2l1 111111 is t1-111-111112. A1ll2l11I12l HlJ1'f112l11I1 is taking tl 1111111'f1' 11: nursing 111 11111 1i1'2l1l11V10XV Hospi 1111, La Urosse. 1Visc1111si11. P21111 Hov111-1 is a fii1'll1Pl'. XvPS1l1Y, 131211119 11011115011 S1-'l'VPl1 two Y1-111's in the 1111vy: 1111s 1511111111111-111 from Milwau- 1111 Nf1l'lIl2i1, 111111 is now 110011111-111pe11'. Hillsboro. Wis. 1':l'!1l'l Jll11l1S0l1 is 11111111111-1e111'1'. La 1'1'oss1-1. Wis. A111-1-1 Justin is now Mrs. Furl Galst111l. Westhy. 1111110 Li1111vi1: 11215 1:1-1111 21 11111111111-11-'111'1'. 1-l1'rk. s1-'1'1'0i'111'y. 111111 S11-'11f12l'2'lD1101'. 311111l6'E1I1011S. Mi1111. Viillifil Melvin 11tte1111e11 liiror 1+'1111s N0l'1l12l1. 111111 is T1-111111112 at Austin. Alllllll-'S0fFl. Main-1 N1-'l'1S01l 2'l'2ll1l12l19I1 from Vi1'11111111 N0l'lll2l1. 111111 1111s taught school. S1111 is Mrs. T11o1'1- S1-'11101l. v1l'11Ql1'l. Lillian N1lf1'E'S1ilI1 g1':1111111t1'11 froin Vi1'o111111 N0l'll1211. 111111 1111s 1111111111 s1111o111. S1111 is now Mrs. 1191111111 I'1El1lFOIl. XV1'stl1y. Mi1111i1- Ulson 11111-111111111 L11 Crosse N01'1l12l1. 111111 11?lS 111-1111 21 t11111'111'1'. S111-1 is now Mrs. 111111110 S11111,:s11111. Xlilll-'l'Y2l 1'11111s1111 1111s gr11111111I1111 from 131181111-'SS 01111113251-1. L11 PPOSSO. XVis.. 111111 is 21 1111111111111-111e1'. f'21S1110ll. Wis. C'111-srvr 1'?l'lllFl'1l is 1111 1111111 1111111111: x'1l'0l1llil, Wis. Daisy 1'ier1'1--1Je1'11a1s911. Gfilllf 1i1111i1- 1111111111111 M1-1111-111 1'111l1'g1'. 1'11i1'11g11. 111. 1111 is il I11'1l2g1S1'. Wl1it1'l1111l. Wis. H211'll1l1 S1-111-v was i11 1111-1 IIEIVX. H11 11'lS 11111-111 il 11o11kk1111pu1', 1l111'i11P. 1Vis,. 111111 is now 11111'1111i11g B111YVil1lk1'L' N0l'1I1ill. 141111111 Skolos is now Mrs. 1'11ilip 1111g1111. Wostlwy. 111111111 So1'1'11s1111 is il 1'l1'rk. Wvstlry. A3111-s Wigxzlllowsliy gr11111111t1-11 f1'11111 V1111111111 Norxnal 111111 is 1l'Hf'1l111g. A1i1'1- 1'l'lll'SS 11111-11111-11 xv11'011111l N01'l1l111 111111 is t1-111'11i11,2'. 1916 Lydia Biil1Sl'11l1 11111-11111111 L11 Crosse N111111111 111111 is T1-1111-11i11g. D11rli111- 131'kk011111 1111s 1111011111111 ITONVIIUI' C0111-gen 5I11XY2l1lliPP. Wis.. I1111Vl-'l'- sity of xV1S1?011S111. 111111 is now :1tt111111i11g 1'1111111111ia 1'11iv111'sity. New York City. 111111111 Bl11'LZfITl'l'PilSFC1. A1111 1511111 was in tr11i11i11g 1'11111p 111111 12111-'l' 11tt1-111111111 11111 1'11iv11rsity of XVZISII- i11gt011. H11 is e111p111yf11l 111 1111- Ford A111-111'y, I'1Y11l0llT11. Wis. S111li1-1 G111sTz111 is il clork. NV11st11y. G1'111e11 lI1'11111'i1'ks1111 11111-11111111 L11 Urossv N11r111:1l. S1111 is t1-'111'l1i111.: at Arlalns. NVis1fo11si11. S11-11111 Holtc is Mrs. 112111111 '1'11ei1:11. NV11st11y. Gl1111ys .lvfson is Mrs. Alvin Olson. f'11s11t1n1, Wis. Li111'o111 N1-111-1111 w11s in tr11i11i111: 1-11111111 2'l'il11l12l1l'11 from the Iv1l1VPl'S1fY of XV1SQ'0llSil1 111 15121. Ho is 111 11111111-. NW-stluy. Tl111o1101'1A 1'11uls1111 11111-11111111 1111- 1'11iv11rsity of 1Vis1'o11si11. He was i11 s1-'rf vice 111111 is now 2111 1111111 C1L'2l1l'l'. lil 1'11s11, Tvxus. Willz11'1l 1't'10l'S0ll 1111911111111 L11 1'1'11ss1- N01'l1l1l1. H11 is now 211 1111111e, XVQSHTY. Tl10l11111 111-11110 11111-11111111 1121 1'r11ss1- X01'l1l2l1. 111111 is t11111111i11g, W11uw1111tos11. Wis1'011si11. Orluevk St1'v1i11gso11-111-1-1'11s1-11. 1915 Tillie 1511kk1-11 is 21 l11ll'Sk-', Mic11111-l livvsv Hospital. l'l1i1-1130. 111. Lloyd Iivlckmlzil 1111s g1'111l1111te11 from S1f11ool of I'o111111111'1:1', Now York I'11iv0rsity. f'2ll'12l Borg 11111-11111111 Oslxkosh NO1'l1l3l1 111111 1'11iv111'sity of XVis1fo11si11. S111- is 21 high s1-1111111 1P1l1'1l4'1', Wosthy. ll 'Q U A AQ A Ruth Davidson attended La Crosse Normal. a11d is a teaeher. BIi1lll9ZlD0llS. Minnesota. Asniund I'HVPl'llIll has attended Gem City Business COIIPLEP. QllilN'Y. 111. HK' is :1 hookkeeper. XVI-sthy. Harold Fredrieks attended La Crosse Normal 0119 year and is employed at the WVestby State Bank. Irene Hagen attended Viroqua Nornial. She is teaehing. Mabel Hagen is Mrs. Reuben llasvold. Flandreau. S. D. Stella Hagen attended La Crosse Norinal and is teaehing at Sauk Rapids. Minnesota. Geneva Hoilie11 is a nurse. Deroit. Blllillgllll. Kosine HilIlS1Jll ilffl-'Il4l9tl St. Olaf College, Northfield. Minn.. and is now a teaeher of English at the College. .lol111 Lllllll has attended tl1e I'niversity of Mi1111esota and the IvIliVPl'SlfY of Wisconsin. He served in the 2ll'Illj'. and is working in St. Paul. lllllll. Thora Lovstad is employed at tl1e Nidor. XV1-istby. Maud Kinserdahl is now Mrs. C. A. Anderson. Viroqua. XVis. Hilina Mitby attended Business College. La Crosse. XVis.. and has been bookkeeper. La Crosse. She is now Mrs. XV. J. Habieh. La Crosse. Inga Mortenson attended La Crosse Nornial and is teaehing. Ruth Moekrud attended La Crosse Normal a11d has been I'llYSif'2il Educa- tion teaeher i11 Blaisdell. New York. She is now at ll0lll9. XVesthy. Chester UISOII has attended Business College. lla Crosse. Wis. He served ill the arlny tllld is now employed as elerk. XVestby. Swanhild Rondestvedt graduated froin St. Olaf College. Nortl1tield. Minn., Ellld has IIOCII a teaeher. She is now at llOIlll'. XVestby. Cornelia Rudie attended La Crosse Normal and is teaching. WVestby. Alette Sehreiner attended IAflXVl'CllE-1' College and La Crosse Normal and is head of tl1e I'l1ysieal l'ldueation Departnient i11 the Indiana Pennsylvania Norinal. 1914 Eugene liallsrud served i11 the army. He is a elerk. XVestby. Magna Davidson attended llOl'llltll. Aberdeen. S. D.. a11d La Crosse Normal. She is now Mrs. I'aul Dahl. lfaeine. Wis. Reuben Hagen attended St. Olaf College o11e year. He is now ill husiness in Westby. .loel Hendrickson attended Sehool of Ell1.fllll'l'l'lll21. Milwaukee. Wis. He served ill tl1e arniy. and is at the l'11iversity of Wiseonsin, .lorgen Justin served ill the navy and is attending Dental College. Milwau- kee. Wis. He will graduate i11 June. Dorothy Kingslien attended Yiroqua NOl'lll2ll and taught sehool. Sl1e is now Mrs. .X1'ClllP Aarness. Otis Holman attended La Crosse Normal o11e year and served in the ar- niy. He is ill business ill XVestby. Paula Moekrud--Deeewed. Axel Nestingen attends Dental College. Milwaukee. Wis. Esther Neprud has attended Milwaukee Downer College zllltl l'niversity of XViseonsin. She is a high sehool teaeher. West Bend, Wis. Olga Reque attended lla Crosse Normal She is telehing ill AIIIOVY, NVis. Albin Saugstad is a fariner. Westby. Henry Sveuw is a fill'llll l'. Strongtield. Sask.. Canada. Harold Stevlingson graduated from Sehool of f'0lllllll'l'Cl1. New York City. He served i11 tl1e army illlfl is now in business. Westby. Earl l'nseth graduated froni NOl'fllXVk'Sl'0l'll I'niversity, Chic-ago, Ill., tak- ing a eourse i11 I'llEll'lIl2lCY. He was with the A. E. F. i11 France. He is a druggist. lVestby, iimrdisrnrmfi ,jr fr- L-:J Kg! ., -1 N ' V375 41 'Sify 6122 rm' f nuke av' 'tg 'QR Q? i ' Nb 2?:L!n'v1yFf' V S mf' , iw ,f ly K Q .yy . NYYY NYYX O N .-fa. . 0 an aex EDLIN SOT1 CO Dxstrlbuters of TANDAR ERCHAHDISE IDISCOHSIII O. ST 5 U H. 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A,-I'-X, 2 , e - -R 'fC i ' J i ' '2,' AA OabCJo,mmerezhgZ f , V,1,,,1: .V1WA , ,q. .1 1 -1A- --A-' j cmdphofoqrapfgle 2 A,.:, , -- ' QS? mgzce w17lqWey0zzz4z'Z!zzs2'g'ah022.5' Zfie dzsfznefzueneafsf ffzaf you are Zookzzzgjbn Zi be ' PRJNMNG PLATES OF QUALITY , 2 Q3 5 4 7 if lllllllllll Ill l1llIlIlIlllIlhl.l I1IlIllllllH,IlIlllI1Ill,IlIlllliIlI1I,llIlIlIH,I Hill Illllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lilllllll Ilhlllllllllllllllllll lll Illllllilllll'UllllllllllllllllllIllllll C. L. COLMAN LUMBER COMPANY Phone CFHEO. L. PETERSON, Manager Dealers in Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Cement, Lime, Plaster Sash, Doors, Hlouldinq and a full and complete line of Buildinq material of all kinds. also Hard and Soft Coal 49 lDes1bq, lDis. ' N951 'E sms X if 699999 fi5f9999S9 l Z 5 UJESTBU STATE BANK IDESTBU, IDIS. Cflie stren tli of a financial institution lies in its 1 Cl cafzital, surlmus, assets, its lionoralule liistorli ancl tlie abilit , cliaracter anrl stanclin of tlie men urlio concluct Ll it its affairs. Possessinci all tliese qualities, tlnis loanlc solicits liour account. Capital and Surplus, 370,000.00 ii I Ill Illllllll lilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllll IlllllllllllllllllIltllllllll Illllll Illllllll llltllltltlll Illllll Illllllllll lllilllllll 2 ll E , I i I l 1 l l I l lllllllIlIlllIllllllllllllllllllllllll Groceries Shoes WV tDe are the exclusive representatives in tDestbq of the well known Ttort ern Jolnlain COmFdHl1. of Chica o Cl' his connection enables us to sell the best qualitq merchandise at lower prices. Soft If I-I o Lutifi A N Dru Goods Notions QQS. 566 i NXNY - NYY NYYYYYYYYYYYNYYYYX N' 'N X 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,, O 7 Z 7 5 5 Z 5 5 7 1 1 5 1 1 1 5 Z XYYYY ' N NN ' N N NYY NY NYYYNVX NY NXXXXX XXXXXXX XX NNN XX . . U 0 O : H ' O O O O O Q O . . 5 : . : Q 6 El S , 0 gee x NYYYY NYYXXXXXXXYXXXXXYXXXYYXXYY Euerlrlxinij in Dr Goo s Sta e and Fame Groceries Exclusive Jlqencq ARDEE FLOHR En lcott Jo nson S ees Uflflke Our Store Uour Store .fl H RAIHSLAUU v Phone 17 IDESTBU 1 1 IDISCOUSIH SSX , N XX N XXX ' X y. .ANNA .ff Q.. Q XKXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX X 'NY XXXXXXX XXXX N XXXXX X -N NX 'NNY 'NN ' ' -VNNNNYN N .fs . y 5 4 4 O 'o 5 7 0 ' 4 5 ss N ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Y .' 3NNYN?x6vX5vYVv Nt NYNYYY NYYY 'NNN' NX NN NNYXYYV NX NNY Pos1T1oNs Are you looking for at position? Or is the position looking for you? Preparation makes the difference. Cfhere is alwaqs a demand for H. S, graduates who have had an intensive technical course in business at the lD, B, l. Special courses for H, S. graduates. lbrite for information todaq. WAUSAU UsiNEss NSTITUTE lDausau, lDis. E. D. Ulidmer, Pres. llIll.lllllllllllllllllllillllllIlIlIll1llI.llllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllIlIllllllllflilllfllllllllllllllllIwllllIlllllllllllIlIlllllllllllllIlIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Mrs. Brown to mr. Brown lliauinq iust aliqhted from a friend's carl There's no use talkinq, friend hubbq, u2e'ue iust qot to have a machine. llle can't afford to postpone it anq lonqer. Jlbout a million and a half people bought cars last gear and guess we can have one too. lDe're missinq lots of pleasure and benefit, Nou? please qo down and order that lDlLLl.1S-KNlGl'lT, or OUERLAND, or REO car todaqf' rum 81 Cfosrizuo Phone 212 lDestbq 1D1s !1S?i9!5994if56f3Si3S+SKf'k94 4 79 95 X 666 A N96 4 4 4 4 i 4 5 5 4 5 7 5 5 5 I 4 E 7 7 . 4 1 i 5 i 5 4 4 5 4 5 Z 4 4 i 7 i 4 4 l 0 E 4 4 . Z A v 7 5 . 1 4 . 4 4 1 4 4 5 7 ' ' ' ' ' NYNNNNYY NXNYYVVQ + f XXX QNX I 9959fffX39'5f?f16ff9'599999999959999ff9'W'V595S9f5'?9'?99'5'v v- 999999 A 9999- N. X r' CANDIES SOFT DRINKS CAFE Tl-IE NIDOR THE NAME WITH A MEANING OUR MOTTO Q U C L I E C A K N L S I E N R E V S I S C E OUR SODA FOUNTAIN IS ALWAYS WORKING HOLMAN AND THORSON LUNCHES CIGARS. TOBACCO 9S!f99?f5S9f2SSK5i9SvY?x 6 SKK? ' N I 96 XSGSN . . ' Nvvwv Nvvvwvwww N f N Q I, - -I . wx' I,I,I, -SSQJGYSYSSSSSQ, 999 9,, 3S64XS!S6f?'Pt , ' ' NYYYY N N NY NYYY N YYY N NYY N ' ' N NYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY O. P. AHDERSCDN Funnrrunn and unoERTAK1nQ Phone 26 llllIlllllllIllllllLllllIlIlIlllIPlIlll'llllllllIlllllIlIlIllllll!llllIlllIlIlIlIlllIllll!IlllllIlIlIllllTIlllllllllllIlIlIlllIlllllliIlllIlIlIlIlllIllllilllllvIiIlIlllIlIlIlIllllll!llIlIlllIlIlIlllllIlllllllllllIllllllllllllfl NERISON 8c FLUGSTAD rm: wzuwffrrn sms Dealers in Hardware and Farm Machinerq Phone No. 28 lllestbq lDisconsin IDESTBU SERUICE STATIOTI and ELECTRIC SHOP All makes of batteries stored and charqecl. lDe do all kinds of wiring at the lowest price, chines and electric appliances. 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'QYYYYYXNNYYYYYYYY NYYVYYYY NY Nr NNYYY YNNYYY NYYYYYYYXNYY NX' N N NY NYY N M EY' ESTBYI CAPITAL, SURPLUS and PROFITS S60,000,00 RESOURCES - ,IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII PAULSEN SHOE CO. Dealers in The Season's Best In Footwear X S39 9gQ f5m ' PI1one 207 IDESTBIJ, UJISCONSIN 5550000.00 Il . IIIIIIIIII I lmmm..I.l,mummrl .ummmmmsxrl,..n,1rlmIuI.rl I.IIIII1IIIIIIIIIIIIIII 550' TAILOR SUITS TO ORDER CLEANING REPAIRING WESTBY WIS. 'SSSSSSSSSQQK 9SX6S'K5S'5966fKXv 'SSS 66339 52335955 'fr -'GO 96999SS699996SS96S5SS?9SSS56S66 .XS QNX 57549 agen Mercantlle Co Drq Goods GFOCGFICS and Shoes Flour Feed and Salt Crockerq and Glassware Highest Prices Paid for Farm Produce Phone No. 75 B. C. CTHORESCDN Builclin materia llour Patronaqe Solicited HOTEL UERNON CARL .ANDERSON Prop. IDESTBU lDlSCOHSUfl Entire Buildinq Renovated and Remodeled Jl CD SuJAnson ID.-ltchmaker and Jeweler lllestbq lD1scons1n M. J. JASPERSON DlROQ11A,tD1S. Kodaks-Film and Photoqraphs and Amateur Finishinq Mail us qour films to be developed and printed Cash Paid for Hides at Everqbodijs meat market GEO. F. SPUIERS, Prop. Phone 323 IDE IUSURE Jlnqthinq lnsurable, Sure! Fire and Cfornado, Farm and Citq Propertq, Automobiles, Bonds and Liabilitu-all forms. BUT Do not forqet that uour life and qour sons' lives are thousand times more valuable to qour familq and their families than anu propertq uvhatsoa ever. So, INSHRE HOUR LIFE FIRST, then qour buildings. lDe can serve qou in all iraus. In g WSUFANQE INSURA :vcr nur nvsunss Oiflce State Bank Building.