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

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First row Cleft to rightj : Richard Olsen, Jake Schlittler, Jerry Christensen, Allen Schlittler, Allen Williams, Richard Badertscher, Marvin Wolfg second row: Mr. Keen, Edward Ruef, Milo Whitehead, David Morgan, Arthur Riese, John Schreck, James Miller, Leon Perkinsg third row: John Burkhamer, Richard Caple, Robert Taylor, Jerry Olsen, Kenneth Perkins, Jerry Pryce, Kenneth Deininger, Lawrence Morgan, Jcrry Montcfelt, Kenneth Gilbertsong 'fourth row: Clarence Hoesly, Virgil Deininger, Robert Thostenson, Arthur Caple, William Vigdahl, David Wolf, Ronald Zuhlke, Phillip Edwards, John Kruegerg fifth row: Ezra Hoesly, Virgil Keller, Roland Rollie, Russell Becker, James Cramiblett, Robert Niedernieier, Dean Colby, Richard Wolter, Vernon Tearman, Ma1'vin Wolfe, Gary Hawkins,.Rohert Olsen. President ......................... .................... J erry Christensen Vice-President .... ..... R ichard Badertscher Secretary .......... ............ A llen Schlittler Treasurer .... Jake Schlittler Sentinel ..... Richard Olsen Advisor .............................................................. Mr. Larkin This is the silver anniversary year of the National Future Farmers of America Organization and the sixth year of the F.F.A. Chapter in B.H.S. The F.F.A. was very active this year and took part in many activities. The officers attended a leadership training school at DeForest. Again this year, We held a Parent and Son Banquet, which was served by the Bethlehem Lutheran Church Choir. The banquet was held in the church basement. Jerry Christensen presided. Jake Schlittler spoke in behalf of the sons, and Ben Deininger gave the response for the parents. - Christmas card sales were also conducted. The chapter carried on corn test plots as in previous years. The prizes went to Kenneth Perkins, Jerry Montefelt, Jerry Pryce, Willizini Vigdahl, and Kenneth Deininger. Other activities this yearincluded a trip to Chicago, and a local speaking contest in which Art Riese took first place with his speech Living to Serve. He then entered the district contest at Evansville, where he again won first place. We in the F.F.A. are very proud of Art.

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Seated fleft to rightl: Donna Eidahl, Caroline Jones, Lorraine Vigdahl, Mari- beth Riese, Judith Anderson, Patricia Wish, Doris Buehlerg standing: Mr. Selbo, Peggy Staffeld, Mrs. Larkin, Beverly Schwartz, Phyllis Anderson, Jeanine Main, Marjory Deppeler. Future Teachers of America President ................................................ Lorraine Vigdahl Vice-President .............. ....... C aroline Jones Secretary-Treasurer ..... ...... M aribeth Riese Reporter ..................... ................... J udy Anderson Librarian-Historian ...... ................ M arjory Deppeler Advisors .................................. Mrs. Larkin and Mr. Selbo The Future Teachers of America Club is one of the smaller organ- izations in Brodhead High School, but it is an active and hard working club. -' In September we were host to the state Future Teachers conven- tion. At this time plans were formulated for a state Future Teachers Club. Maribeth Riese was elected from our club as treasurer of the state organization. In February We had a pot luck supper and a candle light initiation service for new members. At our noon hour meetings, which are held every two weeks on Tuesday noon, we have as our guests members of the grade and high school faculty. These guests discuss with us some phase of the teaching profession. Such discussions help us in our plans for teaching. -Lorraine Vigdahl. X

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First row fleft to rightj: Ned Myers, Allen Schlittler, Lauren Earleywine, Jerry Christensen, Arthur Roderick, Donna Schwartzlow, Carolyn Olsen, Carolyn Pinnow, Gweneth Fleming, David Morgan, Edward Ruef, Duane Ledermang second row: 'Christine Jones, Mary Wall, Gertrude Streuli, Shirley Wheele1', Dianne Smith, Lor- etta Hooper, Eileen Pinnow, Patricia Blobaum, Doris Buehler, Virginia Trickel, Francis Rick, Beverly Coldren, Norabell Brace, Christine Kletzien, Mrs. Sveom, third row: Judith Saunders, Marvel Dobbs, Marilyn Arnold, Carole Olsen, Marie Schmitz, Myrna Walmer, Donna Eidahl, Enid Zimmerli, Sandra Bramble, Marty Peterson, Beverly Fairman, Phyllis Anderson, Betty Weibel, Judy Brager, Beverly Hintzman, Shirley Myers, Mary Anderson, Marjory Deppelerg fourth row: Susan Schultz, Bonnie Walmer, Judith Kundert, Cora Lou Conway, Jeanine Main, Geraldine Bramble, Shirley Ruef, Lorraine Zimmerli, Nancy Pryce, Deniece Schlittler, Gloria Challoner, Charlene Lentz, Beverly Mau, Claudia Tearman, Mardelle Hefty, Harleen Taylor, Robert Taylor, fifth row: Judith Lee,,Lorna Stuessy, Jerry Schmitt, Ezra Hoesly, Charles Bauer, William Robichaux, William Vigdahl, Arthur Riese, John Burkhamer, Maribeth Riese, Judith Anderson, Rani Stencel, Alice Foslin, Vera Ames, Ruth Pinnowg sixth row: Marvin Wolf, Jon Sveom, Fred Goodsir, Jerry Stabler, Gerald Foss, Edward Swartz, Bruce Peterson, Carl Roderick, Alvin Arnold, William Schrader, Terry Erickson, Kenneth Clark, David Clark, David Pfistererg seventh row: Clarence Hoesly, Robert Matzke, Allen Williams, Richard Lunde, Jake Schlittler, Lewis Wheeler, Richard Olsen, Roland Rollie, David Wolf, Clifford Anderson, Virgil Deininger, Jack Covert, Charles Marsh, Donald Wolden, Thomas Edgar, Richard Badertscher, Larry Pinnow, Kenneth Dein- inger, Ronald Engle, John Schreck, Dean Markee, Wilson Martin, Trygve Strommen, Stuart Bjork, Robert Keen, Gary Olin, Sidney Wheeler, Paul Weibel, Richard Wolter. Pep Club The one hundred and twelve members of the Pep Club and the ofiicers have worked efficiently and willingly with the elected cheer- leaders and the faculty sponsor to make 1953-54 one of the most success- ful years. From the first streamer on the Homecoming fioats to the last tack on the tournament cheering sticks-our aim has always been con- stant. We function for one reason, to help boost our team to victory and if necessary to cheer them in defeat. Aside from the usual Homecoming events and pep sessions this year, we also published one edition of Cardinal Chatter to honor our three Senior athletes, Jerry Christensen, Duane Lederman, and Jake Schlittler. X