Brodhead High School - Red B Yearbook (Brodhead, WI)

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I i ACTIVITIES THESPIANS - HI-Y FUTURE TEACHERS FUTURE FARMERS PEP CLUB BAND GLEE CLUB G. A. A. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS TRI-I-II-Y STUDENT COUNCIL ANNUAL STAFF

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1Left to rightl : Jerry Christensen, Gerald Foss, Duane Lederman, Lorraine Zim- merli, Shirley Ruef. Badger State Every year the Brodhead High School faculty has the opportunity to choose a boy and a girl from the Junior Class to attend Badger Boy's State and Badger Girl's State respectively. The expenses for this educa- tional week are paid for by the American Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary. , To be a citizen of Badger State, the student must be in the upper third of his class, and a Junior in high school. He should possess the qualities of leadership, good character, and physical fitness. Both sessions are held in June. The boys met at Ripon College, Ripon, Wisconsin. The highlights of this session included the athletic events and the installation of the state officers. The girls met on the campus of the University of Wisconsin of Madi- son. The visit to the State Capitol and the demonstration of court pro- cedure at the Dane County Court House were the main features. These sessions are prepared to help young people become better citizens. Several groups of city and county ofiicers are elected from the student group. Then duties are assigned. Each session elects its own slate of state oflicers. Duane Lederman represented Brodhead at Boy's State and Lorraine Zimmerli attended Girl's State. -Lorraine Zimmerli. X

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First row fleft to rightjz Milo Whitehead, David Pfisterer, David Clark, David Morgan, Richard Wolter, Charles Bauer, Arthur Riese, Jerry Schmittg second row: Jean Johnson, Judith Saunders, Christine Kletzien, Vera Ames, Mary Anderson, Caro- lyn Pinnow, Beverly Fairman, Marty Peterson, Geraldine Bramble, Susan Schultz, Jeanine Main, Gweneth Fleming, Judy Brager, Beverly Hintzman, Shirley Myersg third row: Marjory Deppeler, Patricia Blobaum, Charlene Lentz, Sonja Leatherman, Mari- beth Riese, Carole Peterson, Enid Zimmerli, Sandra Bramble, Shirley Ruef, Lorraine Zimmerli, Carolyn Olson, Bernice Weibel, Donna Schwartzlow, Nancy Pryce, Deniecc Schlittlerg fourth row: Bonnie Walmer, Karen Fleming, Caroline Jones, Faith Hage- man, Lorraine Vigdahl, Doris Buehler, Patricia Wish, Mary Jane Culles, Cora Conway, Marion Thostenson, Judith Anderson, Dorothy Niedermeier, Ruth Blackford, Beverly Mau, Miss Prestong fifth row: Judith Kundert, Donna IEidahl, Lorna Stuessy, Marilyn Arnold, Loretta Martin, Rani Stencel., Jeanette Stuessy, Gertrude Streuli, Dianne Smith, Shirley Wheeler, Eileen Pinnow, Vivian Drevdahl, Noraliell Brace, Loretta Latham, sixth row: Carole Olsen, Judith Lee, Duane Lederman, Jerry Christensen, William Schrader, Fred Goodsir, Edward Swartz, Alvin Arnold, Carl Roderick, Bruce Peterson, Lauren Earleywine, Jon Sveom, Robert Taylor, Kenneth Perkins, Paul Weibelg seventh row: John Schreck, Edward Ruef, Richard Olsen, Jerry Prycc, John Burkhamer, Richard Badertscher, Trygve Strommen, William Vigdahl, Arthur Roder- ick, Charles Marsh, Robert Matzke, Jack Covert, Larry Pinnow, Kenneth Clark, Wil- son Martin. Thespian Club President ....................................,........... Lorraine Zimmerli Vice-President ..... ......... R ichard Olsen Secretary ........... ....... S hirley Ruef Treasurer ........... ..... .......... ......... G W e n Fleming Advisor ............................................................ Miss Preston The purpose of the Thespian Club is to promote interest in dra- matics and to finance forensics. Every year there is a large participation among the high school students and there is a good representation in the district and state contests from these students. Again this year, as every year, the club has presented two one-act plays. These plays and forensics are under the direction of Miss Mary Preston. -Lorraine Zimmerli. X