Edgerton High School - Crimson Yearbook (Edgerton, WI)

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H-L ff Us W Kelly M Tracy H Cruse G Schultz J Onsgard S Bradley B Stark G Hanson A Starum, E Pease I Johnson G Stewart D Edwardson V Nettum B Onsgard J Bruhn E Clark A Platek B North B Adolphson A Johnson C Bradley R Olson B Haggerty E Lem H Lem H Stewart C Armlt J Furseth D Sherman B Kepp J Kramer M Marsden D Haggerty L Halverson J Lund H Pearson R Braaten B Dallman V Venden J Kramer M Anderson J Twesme Miss Adams M Olstad M Gessert M Devme R Smith D Crandall J Devme L Armit M Brenner E Shearer b fn bLEELll HE GIRLS Glee Club, vshlch has been 1mprov1ng steadlly durmg the past few years reached a total of 54 members and showed great accomplishments thls year, lncludmg lts excellent performance at the mld wmter muslcale A group was selected from the entxre glee club to partl clpate 1n the southern Wlsconsm muslc contest thls year Constantly 1n demand for school and local programs, the glrls trlple trxo has proven 1tS popularlty Speclahzmg ln three part harmony, thls group also entered the southern W1scons1n muslc contest Mlss Jean Adams dlrected both groups -ogg! 31 l93?4 '

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-rs. 'nf MA WL JD PS WW -Bfll' POACHED by Mr Hamburg the debate team had a very successful J season The questlon resolved That the Unlted States should form an all1ance w1th Great Brltam proved to be a very t1mely toplc As well as debatlng teams ln 1ts own d1StI'1Ct Edgerton had the honor of com petlng w1th larger chools at the Mllwaukee tournament Another 1mport ant meet was held at W'h1tewater January 21 where they won four de bates and lost two George Wlleman W1ll1am Sollen Gordon Boyd senlors James De v1ne a Junlor and Wlllard Learn and Thomas Dlckmson sophomores recexved gold Es whnch were a new type of award this year Patrlcla Sweeney and Mary Ann Showers, freshmen, were awarded certlficates for thelr fine work. --v-ken 30 063+- S - Z . I .' 'Q '-if x , 4a --- L, ' -' ' E 5 ' 33 e 4 Y 4 , . 2 4 .3 2 7' -J 1. : ir. .. v . Y - . ,4 K . l I I G. Wileman, W. Solien, Mr. Hamburg, G. Boyd, T. Dickinson ' . . Showers, . earn, . evine, . weeney K . D I- r' r ' r' 7 -J -l -A ' ! . H . . , .. . . . . ,, . . , . , - . . S . l . - v r 9 ' v 1 1 9 3 ' I g 7 ! . , . . . .

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pn Vtollns C Hargreaves H Southworth C Middleton H Earle D Sherman E Olson Y Hargreaves R ennpman B Schumacher J Jagoditch Clarlnets J Southworth R Harrison Saxophone W Sollen D Bublltz Comets H Ebbott D Goede D Schumacher Flutes M Shearer W Ratzlaff M Southworth Cello L Yow M Leln Bass Vlol L Kepp Drums B Hubbell L Boyd Bassoon J Dodge Conductor M O Boyd Urlbrl fulfill WENTY SEVEN muslclans, seven of whom were semors, gave thelr talent to the orchestra th1s year One of the finest groups ln Southern WISCODSID, It was the only orchestra to recelve a first d1v1s1on ratlng at the Whltewater d1str1ct tournament last year Under the dxrectlon of Mr Boyd, the organ1zat1on played at the annual concert of the muslc depart ment glven m February and entered the southern WISCOHSIH mus c tourna ment agam thls year The strmg quartet wh1ch part1c1pated 1n a number of programs was composed of Helen Earl, Yvonne Hargreaves, Carleton Hargreaves, and Leonard Yow --o-it 32 O62-0-N