Edgerton High School - Crimson Yearbook (Edgerton, WI)

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' 1 -Q- 4 l A ' 5 ' .L M. Carrier, I. Anderson, M. Skar, B. Beiderman, R. Giese, B. Lynts, J. Nelson, J. Devine K. Carter, V. Wentworth, M. Rioeber, P. Sweeney, M. Showers, I. Riedel, V. Halverson, H. Palmiter V D. Goede, K. Peace, A. Starum, F. Jenson, H. Gress, B. Peterson, R. Chapman Miss Wagner, B. Wentworth, H. Pearson, H. Cruse, B. Schulze, M. Schuette, L. Amundson R. Hubbel, J. Olsen, M. Senkel, M. Roherty, D. Vollman, R. Peterson 7azf!m Make! Afewa NSPIRED by its new quarters -a room set aside for publications- and by the many ideas received at the Editors' Convention in Madison in October, the Tatler staff made great improvements in the school paper this year. Under the editorship of James Devine, Marjorie Roherty, Maxine Senkel, Robert Geise, Marion Smith, and Ray Chapman, fifteen issues, in- cluding outstanding Christmas and Homecoming numbers, were published. At the beginning of the second semester, the Tatler was changed from a three-column to a two-column paper. GOUIE To Pl'9S5 Editorial Confab

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Banquet Service Demonstration Booth 4.4.4, 62.Jl.14. Plan Zlmfwie 14 HE AIM of the Future Farmers of America is to improve farming methock and conditions. With their modern facilities in the new build- ing, F. F. A. made progress this year. Outstanding activities sponsored by the organization were an All School Fair, a Rural Judging Contest, and a Father-Son Banquet in March. The State Judging Contest was Well at- tended by the chapter, and the members won many prizes. Earl Viney is the reporter for the state chapter and also president of the local group. Other officers are Donald Kittleson, Norman Holman and John McGinnity. Donald Hubler is the reporter for the local chapter. S. Marsden, D. Wheeler, G. Richardson, G. Vint, G. Pierce, D. Kravick, S. Reppen, A. Legler, C. Ford l O. Kaare, R. Showers, C. Ford, E. Smithback, L. Bartelt, R. Lyke, C. Kruckenberg, M. Furseth, S. Kersten T. Murwin, K. Trulson, C. Fritzke, R. Legler, LL Mabie, J. Hurd, J. Fosheim, G. Oliver, Mr. Hamilton Mr. Pacey, R.. Miller, E. Kersten, R. Algrim, D. Kittleson, J. McGinnity, E. Viney, D. Hubler C. Olstad, A. Holman, O. Kjernes, R. H' e, W. Lietz, R. Nelson, J. Tobin, D. Nelson -radii 'u

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