Edgerton High School - Crimson Yearbook (Edgerton, WI)

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Practice Session fbedafmd rqaque Pao ancf eau H ND THE question they debated was, Resolved: that the government should own and operate all railroads. Coached by Mr. Hamburg, the debaters met teams from five towns: Johnson Creek, Madison, Milwaukee, Fort Atkinson, and Whitewater. With modern, liberal view-points, these two teams put up lively oppo- sition: Affirmative: Thomas Dickinson, Willard Learn, and Mary Ann Showersg Negative: Patty Sweeney, James Devine, and Eldon Smithback. W. Learn, r. Hamburg, T. Dickinson E. Smithback, M. Showers, P. Sweeney, J. Devine

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J. Olson, J. Kramer, I. Johnson, W. Miller, M. Anderson, V. Venden, E. Severson, B. Stark B. Hubbell, D. Goede, C. Reilly, C. Ellingson, J. Southworth, V. Wentworth, J. Jagoditch Miss Wagner, B. Kepp, J. Kramer, S. Bradley, K. Pease, M. Senkel, B, Peterson, M. Carrier R. Pierce, M. Roherty, R. Chapman, R. Giese, M. Southworth, J. Devine Gumfmn Recoach Me Yfeaa u OU Oughta Be In Pictures, In My Little Red book, Scatterbrainj' might be called the theme-song of the 1940 Crimson staff, which spent many busy weeks taking pictures designed to show life in a modern school. By April 15, they had finished this yearbook, and were able to sit back and shout, Stop, It's Wonderful! The editors of the 1 4.0 Crimson were Margaret Southworth, Marjorie Roherty, Shirley Bradle3,,,14Jeannette Kramer, Betty Kepp, Marion Smith, Mortimer Carrier, Robert Geise, Wilma Miller, and Katherine Pease. The business staff included Ray Chapman, James Devine, and Richard Pierce. Miss Dorothy Wagner was a staff adviser. Crimson Chiefs Cnnfer

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Q. . ww V. Venden, F. Jenson, H. Gress, D. Kruckenberg, J. Byrne, V. Jenson, M. Lein, H. Cruse, Y. Lindberg, M. J. Cunningham A. Starum, B. Kepp, M. Knuteson, Y. Hargreaves, J. Devine, I. Johnson, I. Anderson, A. Anderson, M. Collins, M. Krueger E. Severson, C. Middleton, L. Anderson, L. Amundson, R. Lengel, L. Johnson, J. Kliefoth, G. Hippe, D. Marsden, R.. Bruhn B. Lynts, W. Miller, M. Anderson, S. Bradley, L. Christianson, D. Doerr, P. Heller, C. Armit R. Maves, M. Senkel, M. Benner, V. Bergstrom, M. McNifi, B. Beiderman, F. Learn f IRL RESERVES showed a modern spirit this year in their joint meet- ings with their mothers, in a Father-Daughter Banquet, a Mother- Daughter tea, a dance, and two one-act plays. The 110 members were advised by Miss Olsen and led by Jeanette Kramer, Cecil Bradley Catherine Pease, Jean Kramer, Marjory Roherty, Verna Wentworth, Marcella Tracey, and Helen Pearson. G. A. A. Plays Recognition Service MO Q 1 is ' . ga M. Southworth, B. Peterson, J. Nelson, J. Olson, B. Stark, V. Nettum, B. Ness, M. Roeber, E. Pease, E. Tiegs M. Smith, J. Mabie, E. Reidel, J. Zwergel, V. Trick, A. Olson, H. Starum, B. Wentworth, J. Twesme A. Platek, R. Saunders, H. Stewart, C. Reilly, J. Olson, . B. Schulze, M. Schuette, N. Schachtschneider, D. Vollmann Miss Olsen, M. Pett, E. Olson, H. Ness, P. Ness, J. North, R. Olson, V. Sanger, M. Richards H. Pearson, K. Pease, M. Tracey, C. Bradley, J. Kramer, M. Roherty, V. Wentworth, J. Kramer