Mount Horeb High School - Berohbok Yearbook (Mount Horeb, WI)

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THE BEROHBOK-l948 SPORTS

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THE BEROHBOKe1948 Junior Class Play On October 29, 1947, the Junior Class pres- ented to the public a three-act farce comedy, itJust Ducky? All the scenes were enacted in the living room in the Maxwell home. Mr. Maxwell has just been chosen as the new head of the citi- zens committee, but in the meantime Betty Lou and Bernadine get an idea and write a letter to Vester Blayne, editor of the love-lorn column. Instead of answering their letter in the paper, Miss Blayne comes to the house to talk it over with Mrs. Maxwell. The situa- tion becomes quite tangled upt When Mr. Moore and Mr. Marshall come for an inter- view with Mr. Maxwell. Everything is finally straightened out in the end. Play Cast Mr. Maxwell Mrs. Maxwell Erling Thoresen Joan Lunde Connie Maxwell Anita Fosshage Betty Lou Maxwell Helen Gunderson Wilber Maxwell Richard Schaller Hercules Nelson Hilton Arneson Bernadine Smith Hazel Aavang Craig Moore Charles J ulson Aunt Mary Teresa Kittleson Miss Blayne Dona Danhouser Del Marshall Mr. Moore Roger Oimoen Robert Peterson Production Staff Director Student Director Miss Biddick Ludhe Field Business Manager Helen Slotten Publicity Properties Mary Staub Programs Bill Chancellor Robert Mueller Mary Smith Doris Oimoen JoAnn Holmes Mrs. Baird Tickets Marie Ingwell Loraine Leigh Beverly Mael Ushers Shirley Swiggum Loraine Leigh Delma Peterson Dorothy Mitmoen Donna Kirch Faye Schaller Vera Sponem June Olson Betty Bowar Arlene Moyer Meredith Hanson Rosemary Kalscheur

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THE BEROHBOKe-1948 Football The first official football practice was held the week before school started. Of the 90 boys who reported to Coach Steensrud, 10 were returning lettermen; namely, Lloyd Hen- derson, David Albert, Richard Rindy, Charles Swingen, James Greenwald, Robert Larson, Harlan Oimoen, Kenneth Zingg, Wayne Aus- tin, and James Murphy. Every fellow who reported decided he was going to do his ut- most to make it a successful season. Getting into condition, learning how to block and tackle, and mastering plays was the main work of the first few weeks. Sports writers rated Mount Horeb as a darkhorse in the league race, but they were forced to change their opinions after the Vikings won four straight games and defeated Darlington, the team favored to win the championship. Since lights were installed on the athletic field this year, all of the home games were played at night. The first appearance of the team under the new lights was in a non- conference game with Stoughton. After a rough and exciting game, the Vikings of Mount Horeb had been defeated 19-12. The following week conference action start- ed with Mount Horeb playing at Cuba City. The Vikings returned home victorious by a margin of 26-6. Four other touchdowns were scored by Mount Horeb in this game, but each was nullified by a penalty. By scoring a touchdown in the fourth quarter, the Vikings also defeated Boscobel. This time the score was 7-0. The next week Mount Horeb trounced Fennimore 18-6 for their first vic- tory under the lights. This win also made the .1461