North Freedom High School - Torch Yearbook (North Freedom, WI)

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R i s l e y Brothers Company Sauk County's Biggest and best store Where honest goods are sold at honest prices and your patronage is always heartily appreciated Baraboo Wisconsin J? l9Qeifzkifz.y -.Qal'a6oo msconsin Jie Kes! of guergibing in QL., 90048 and Baaies Ready lo mar you 50 gears Ibis slope has Jeen lie sfanafand of comparison for lllis communifg Page Twenty-Eight

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CAFLISCH MCKINLEY OPSAHL LAWRENZ Our Grade Faculty Although not directly connected with high school affairs, we feel that a picture of our grade teachers is highly appropriate in our Annual. Our grades are in the same building and we have daily contact with the teach- ers. Also we know these teachers as the instructors of our younger bro- thers and sisters, and consequently, those who may read this book because of interest in us, may have the same amount of interest in the younger children and their teachers. MISS MARGERY CAFLISCH Miss Cafiisch is completing her sixth year as a teacher in our schools. She has always had charge of the two upper grades. The present grad- uating class was at one time one of her classes. Her home is in Baraboo, and she is a graduate of that high school. She has been attending summer sessions at the university regularly. MISS EDAN MCKINLEY Miss McKinley is completing her first year as a teacher here. She came to us from Platteville State Teachers' College, and she has charge of our fifth grades. Her home is in Lancaster. I MISS EL FRIEDA OPSAHL Miss Opsahl also is just completing her first year here. She came from the State Teachers' College at La Crosse and teaches our Third and Fourth grades. She had several years of experience in rural schools be- fore she came here. Miss Opsahl lives in Viroqua. MISS LYDIA LAWVRENZ Miss Lawrenz is, like Miss Caflisch, completing her sixth year here. She is our primary teacher, and makes her home at Reedsburg. Miss Lawrenz has been attending summer sessions at the State Teachers' Col- lege at Platteville. Page Twenty'Seven

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Zmm,-mm. and S.-,ienkaz The Store of Personal Service Dealers in Groceries and Meats Home Killed and Home Cured Highest Prices Paid for Hides and Tallow Phone 18 3 WAGNER'S MILL Custom Grinding FLOUR, FEED, GRAIN ttempt always to sell only good Merchandise at Reasonable Prices Satisfaction Guaranteed OSCAR WAGNER A. WEILAND Sz SON Dry Goods- Groceries- Tobaccos- Candies- Let us Satisfy your needs Phone 16-J L.- W. C. FULLMER North Freedom Dray Line Local and Long Distance Moving and General Hauling No Job Too Big or Too Small Everything Handled With Care Page Twenty-Nine