Edgerton High School - Crimson Yearbook (Edgerton, WI)

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vQ F-Q., People who can really dish It out Doris Larson Mrs Grace Waldo Beverly Funk and Mrs Mabel Aclee BUS RIDERS STAY FOR LUNCH IN EHS CAFETERIA IENERS and buns ch1le and cheese tuna flsh salad and chelrx tol te and of coume a half pmt of mllk all are on the menu of the hd g,e1to11 H1gh School Caletefla whlch selxes students steddlly lrom 11 30 to 12 10 Oxen thxee hunched llllllgly Cust omens pass thnough thc lme SU1JLllHt6Y'lCl ed bx M15 'Vl4bel Adee N115 Gracc Xl Aldo 1SslNl ln thc plepal 4111011 of food Studcnt helpels vt ho keep the lunch loom ln llllgllt and shmx o1de1 axe Dons non lex Punk Jo lll lNe1lsen an Allcc Nlcl lu ee Comb'n' g tl'1e'r talent to keep the h'gh sc ool a d gym bu'ld'ngs i I p- otch - ' i n W'lIiam Ahl ri and Rap Johnson custod'ans. '12

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www I Sllverwood S Schriner D Braem J Page STUDENTS NEED SKILLS FOR THE FUTURE Being sophomoie class 3dVlSQ1 keeps Mrs. Silxerwood busier than a cran- berry merchant in addition to her teaching duties and being in charge of publicity. MR. SAMUEL SCHRINER B. S., University of Wisconsin Agriculture F. F. A. Don't stamp on the floor, your cake will fall . . Today We Will learn how to make buttonholes. VVill your suit be done for the style show? MR. DONALD BRAEM B. S., Stout lnstitute J. S. Boys Crafts lndustrial Arts MRS IRENE SILVERWOOD B. E. Wisconsin State College Whitewater Commercial Sophomore Adviser Public Relations To judge a cow .... Into your seats, I haven't finished taking roll yet, is a famous study phrase when Mr. Schriner is the teacher. MRS. JO ANN PAGE B. S., University of Wisconsin Home Economics F. H. A. Don't swoon girls, it's only Hot Lips Bream playing his horn. As a profes- sional musician, he played for us at the Crimson Cabaret this year.

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