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1927 Neillsville, WI High School Annual |
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1927 Activities ==============
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HIGH SCHOOL BAND
R. A. O’Neil, Director
Cornets Walter Hemp Francis Welsh Henry Hauser Rollie Smith Clarence Gangler Charles Schweinler Lowell Schoengarth
Clarinets
Will Gallagher Joe Welsh Herb Keller Bob Schiller Welton Brooks Elmer Zaeske Buster Brown Chester Seif
Trombone
Ervin Gerhardt Owen Higgins Dale Herian Robert Lambright
Bass
Walter Weaver
Baritones
Fred Andersen Herb Kurth Dale Schweinler
Drums
Francis White Donald West Edward Frantz
Altos
Harold Frantz Dale Seif
The High School Band started two years ago. At the present time there are twenty-nine members. They have rehearsals every Wednesday and Thursday night after school. The boys are well trained under the leadership of Mr. O’Neil.
E. K. ’27
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
The Executive Council was reorganized again this year. The council is composed of the principal, the presidents of the four classes, two representatives each from the Junior and Senior classes and one each from the Sophomore and Freshmen classes. The representatives were elected by the members of their classes, and four members of the faculty, were chosen by the faculty.
The Council, again, awards special honor pins to one Senior girl and one Senior boy.
GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB
Beulah Henry Director
Officers
Othilia Hauser, Pres. Edna Bruss, Vice Pres. Helen Terman, Treas. Edna Gluch, Secretary
Members – Sopranos
Edna Gluch Othilia Hauser Helen Smith Ione Schweinler Frances Quinnell Helen Terman Pearl Chapman Lillian Chase Frieda Schroeder Eleanor Kissling Florence Bradford Gertrude Seif Lillian Letwon Florence May Helen McDonnough Vera Schlinsog Ada Smith Florence Eberhardt
Altos –
Anna Laager Ariel Higgins Florence Thoma Carol Matheson Edna Bruss Lela Raine
Hi-Y
Mr. Imislund, Leader
Walter Keller, President
Wilbur Hannah, Sec. & Treas.
Kenneth Smith Owen Higgins Casper Bruley Arthur Gress Edwin Holverson Louis Schmol Clifford Parrett Mr. Imislund Arthur Gall Hale Sillick Theodore Wagner Raymond Arndt Wilbur Hannah Elmer Zaeske Glen White Frederick Andersen
The Hi-Y is a boys’ organization in high school which has as its motto and purpose “to create, maintain and extend high standards of Christian character throughout the school and community”. The name, “Hi-Y”, is coined from the affiliation of High School and Y. M. C. A. Membership is limited to the three upper classes in High School.
Chief among Hi-Y activities in the past was a Father and Son banquet, held at the Presbyterian church parlor in March, and sponsored by the Hi-Y for the whole community.
KLEVER KOMMECIAL KLUB
Directed by Miss Amelia Taborsky
Officers
Merlin Steuerwald, Pres. Anna Laager, Vice-Pres. Kenneth Smith, Sec. Wilbur Hannah, Treas.
Marie Short Fern Olson Emma Sherer Irene Kubat Eleanore Reimer Anna Laager Lela Raine Ethel Loberg Edna Bruss Evelyn Wetzel Helen Terman Edna Gluck
Roslyn Warlum Pearl Chapman Albertine Barton Merlin Steuerwald Glen White Herbert Borde Walter Hemp Kenneth Smith Louis Schmoll Marie Walk Ruth Moen Othilea Hauser Isabelle Helwig
Clara Bartell Wilbur Hannah Helen McDonnough Bernice Smith Alice Hoesly Alice Alden Gertrude Seif Alice Braun Florence Bradford Mable Alden Gerelda Thompson
The club was reorganized this year by the Commerical students with Miss Taborsky as director.
The purpose of the club is to promote a greater interest in typewriting and shorthand.
Meetings were held twice a month. A short program was held at each meeting and was followed by discussions on business and commercial work.
At Christmas the “K. K. K.’s” and the Latin students held a party.
The Commerical students hope this club will continue with as great enthusiasm and success as they have made it.
E. K. ’27.
STOCK JUDGING TEAM
Manly Sharp, Coach
Marlin Bandelow Irwin Braatz Irving Gerhardt Owen Higgins
At the Junior Live-Stock Exposition at Madison October, 1926, competing with 72 teams, the N. H. S. team won seventh place in all classes of live-stock, and second place in beef cattle.
Individual scores were: second place in Holsteins, seventh place in beef cattle and ninth high man among 216 contestants.
SWASTIKA CAMP FIRE
Miss Leverich Guardian Edna Gluck – President Marie Woelffer, Secretary Pearl Chapman, Treasurer
Active Members
Clara Bartell Pearl Chapman Mamie Kuehn Gertrude Seif Marie Walk Aline Tompkins Hilda Wagner Marie Woelffer Ethel Walters Edna Gluck
The Swastika Camp Fire was reorganized this year under the guardianship of Miss Leverich. Throughout the winter months we have taken up different types of meetings, such as ceremonial, general, social, outdoor and many others. We have tried to carry out our Sevens Laws, which are:
Seek Beauty Give Service Pursue Knowledge Hold to Health Glorify work Be Happy
Be Trustworthy
During the Christmas season we sang carols to shut-ins.
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