Stoughton High School - Yahara Yearbook (Stoughton, WI)

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Smxxitle, P.xl'1. 'l'lie-re-'s music in the note lhat Cupid strikes. fileic Club' l,- 2. 3. -lfl'rcs. 45 Student Council 2. 5. 4: Quartellc 2. Q. 4: lli-N 3. -l'-X. Pres. -lg Glee Chili Plays 1. Z, 3, 45 Band '. .w -Pres. 1. Sq K lass Play .ig Class 'l'rvas. lg Prom L'nn1mitt6e.!. Sxirru, RUlll'1RT.X lik :lic linlc ihiiig that cmints-lnuk :ii mc. llltcrclass ll. ll. 3. -lg fi. .X. A. -lg Girl Rm-sviwus 7 3, -lg filen- uiili 1. J. .L 4: raw Ulnlm l'lays 1, 2. 5, 4. S1'l-:Ru-1, lilzvlx ln tasks su lmlil, can little men engage? 5'I',XYliX. lJ1lR0'l'llY 'fllways faithful. alwage ready. ram RW-1-veg 1: mee win, 3. 5, 44 ci.-e mn, 1-1..,Q 5, 4. llume lit. 2. 3, -l. S'roi4s'r.xiu, l':l,lIIiliI1 'l'lu- niilflusl maiinc-r anal gvnlll-sz lu-art. Girl lips.-i'x'a's 3. 4: ll-mic lic. 3. SXICVM, ll.xiu+1.11 'l'lleAliiglwsl trers have thi' most reason to rlreall the light- ning. .lgii Llul: J: llaslcet Hall 2. .w. -lg lwmtlxzxll 2. .v. TIIHNIAS, l.vs1.r1 ,luy is mil in iliings: ii is in nun' lute-rclass ll, ll. l. 2. .lg ll. A. .X. 5. -lg Girl licsa-i'x'vs 2: l'rom LH-nuninee 3. 'l'u.xx', xl.XRlllN 0l1! The oagrrncss and frcslmess of yuntlilu lnterclass B. li. l, 2. 3. -lg Class Play 4g G. .X. ,X. l, 2, 3. -lf l'i'L-5. 4: Glen- Clulv 2, 3, 43 Philo 3, 45 Prom Committee 3: Sev- telte 4: Slmlenl Council 2. -lg Yahara Staff 2. l. 'l'l'lum, lxrsmlf l,urf l.:-I us he cuinfurtzilnlclu .Xill. lluarnl -l-Y, Pros.: Banrl l. 33 Class l'lay .i. 4: lfurullxall 2, 3, rl: filet Kilnli l. 2. .lg filer Clllll l'l1lys l. J. 3: lli-Y 3, -l- Svv. 4: l'rurnv k'mniiiiltL'u 33 'llracli 3. -l. l.ifll.l'Nl, hllCRI.l-. '4l,ct thi' farmer fur eva-riiwre lie lvlrssezl in his calling, iix':xrlual:'ml in lfeluriizwv. XYASEXIY, U1.f,.x lim-ern the lips as they were palace ilmwrs, ihe Ling within. Girl Ross-rves Z, 3, 4--'l'x'cas. lg llrmie lic. 2. S. 4. YV x PHI-:R lCx'w'5 inrli a king. Ili-Y 3. 4-l'u-s. -lg ,Kylix Cluli 2--Svc. lg llaslaci llall 1. 3. Al: Class l'rcs. 3. -lg Class Play 3. -lg lfuutluall 1, Z. 3. 4: Ulm- Vluli I, lg film- Clulv Plays 1. 21 I'rum fliairman .lg Rmliu Clulm l. Crmiicil Z, 3, -l-Sevs.-'l'rea-1. 43 lloliler of iliu Spade- 3: Yaliara Stall' 3. -lg 'I'x'acl-4 3, -lg Classical Ululi l. J. 33 Simlunl Xv0l.ll, RVTH Heuer lame ilian nu-er. ll, .X. A. 44 Girl Reserves 2, 33 Glee Chili -lg Glee Clulx Play 4g llome lic. 2, 3: Yahara Stall -J, Y,'i:sT1xRooiq, EUGENE N1:niners--the final and perfn-ct flnwer of xwlilc cliaractcif' lfnlerccl as a Suplimnnrr fmni lllilwaukee. Fonthall 4. 23

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P1-:TERsoN, EUGENE Man is the merriest species of the creation. Entered as a ,Tunior from Boone H. S., Iowa. lnterclass B. B, 4, Football 3, 4, Glee Club 33 Glee Club Play 3, PLINER, HONN'AR13 A man without mirth is like a wagon without springs. Band 1, Z, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3. QUAM, CARROL Not they who soar. But they who plod their rugged way-are heroes. .Xgr. Club 2, 3: l'atrol 4. Qcuni, PEARL CAttention, Genllemenj She's a good cook. Girl Reserves 43 Home lic. 2, 3, 4, Parrot Slaill 4. Rixcsnu, l-lI.l.l.XN lt is :i glorious privilege to live. liuterenl as n Sophrunore frnm VVittenlverg. Glee Club 4, Glee Club lllay 4. ROBERTS, fDLlVE Steady of heart and stout of hand. Interclass B. B. 2, Girl Reserves 2, Home Ec. 2, 3. Romiiwsox, Howmum Manlm0tl is the lirst aim of education. Band 3, 45 Baseball 2. SANDSMARK, NELLIKEN 'AVYe live in deeds, not yearsg in thoughts, not breaths. Girl Reserves Z, 3, 4-Sec. 45 Glee Club Z, 3, 4-V. Pres, 4, Glee Club Play 43 Home EC. 2, 3, 4. SCHUSTER, GEORGE I am not in the role of common men. lnterclass B. B. 1, 3, 45 Debate 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club Plays 1, 35 Oratory 1, 3, 4-Vlfinner of League Meet 3, Parrot Staff 4: Track 3, 4. SCOTT, JAMES I just can't make my eyes bel1ave.'l Ili-Y 3, 43 Basketball Z, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 45 1 Glee Club 1, 2. 33 Glee Club Plays 1, 2, 3, Patrol 1, 2, lrom Committee 35 Yahara Staff 4. S1-:AxloNsoN, INGABORG VVho has her for a friend is lucky. Girl Reserves 3, 4, Home Ee. 1. 4. Si-:AMoNsoN, PEARL Vlfhile we're here, let's enjoy life. lnterclass B. B. lg Class Play 4: Declamalory 43 Girl Reserves Z, .lg Glee Club 1, Z. 3, 45 Glee Club Plays 1, 2, 3, 43 Sextette 2, 3, 4, Yahara Stal? 4. SIVERTSON, STANLEY Oh! Vlfhat a head for math! Agr. Club 2, 3. SEVERSON, HOXVARD His music vibrates in the memory stillf' Band 1, 2, 3. 4-Pres. 4: Orchestra 2, 3-Pres. 35 Student Council 45 lnterclass B. B. 3, 4. 22 zE?f2i -557 M55 5.34 if 12 .591 'eg' ,' . Eifgeii ' Aff' Y' Elf' iff' 4 1 ,Ha 1,4 Ze. A ' g 'Z 2 S' 5 .' 1 ' 'Inez 'S' is 1 gage? i l 1jgS' 1v q?' . ' -5 -. ii f 3 as 5 ' wi 4 .f W..- 5, 5. -. . Q- J '3 1 . A k i' Q u 355m g f I Z, Tr .V iw 5' . 's 2' ' J X . . f K+? eg 1' 3 f . if ff . 'B , . ...- . . 5, sv 1. a 1 . , . E 5 E -i -sf - ,- 5 . Y, Af? --' f 2 E , '-1'-...r x I 4 an :Q ' t. Q . 1 1 iff is ' Qft- ' .4 4' if - , A sa xr u -A . , . H ' ' FQGWEL 3 7 x,,,. g . Y U 1 . 1- ---,A . , Z. f - wiuauwuamnwuwarhdmfff pi . 5 , Y 'I - . . . Vx -4 4 Q 1' 9' nf 44,91 as 6? ,Q s .-. - mfs-'fu' K . ' , fa? 3. f ' .. , E-z Y C Y 1 ' 1 V g , i f .L . E fi' - I f f ,.-5 if .5 2- dp E ' 3 5 'e' fi ' F I ge? 'MMA I? 3 , ' 4' Xl.. ' at a . A I X I ' -I -. n - 1 . E 1 ' 'fv 1 . Q .af- ' -'ff I 3 3 ,Q ,V . 5 ,. 5 15? 32 5 : Ps A Y -L1 V . A my gr . gf.: fl A ' vi'4'2F5l?s' E 3 Fffllsef-1 milf - .V - 1 ' Q-Nil' -'wg -' dfw -' , uw' :1 .41 -1 l. -A- ' . 'v .I it 5' ,' '. .42?lf53l if 7 .f ijiifv ' .i ? - fd? g V 4.7 f y 1 41 :-' . Er. 7. '1 .. I, 1.5 If ,. 1 1 -.5 l.. f 1-tg.. ' - qs.. v

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The Senior Class Will of 1930 VVe, the Senior Class of 1930 of Stoughton High School, being of sound mind and body and failing in memory, do bequeath to our beloved Juniors: our high standards in this institution of learning, the Senior dignity and our esteem and appreciation of the faculty. Second-To the infant Frosh and the aspiring Sophs, we bequeath the hope that they may in some small measure approach the perfection which it has taken us four long and laborsome years to attain. Third+Public humiliation and subjugation under strictest discipline are the pun- ishmen 1. plus to 2. Halver 3. Compa 4. ts for breaking the following personal bequests: Robert SIDNEY Chase leaves his honest endeavor at reducing his weighty sur- Rayda Nicholas. Margaret Nordlie leaves her daring dimples and flirtatious ways to Katherine son. The nearly-weds of the Senior Class, including Fat Olson, Ole Chapin and ny, bequeath their technique to anyone who might need it. Greg Anderson leaves his shifty run to next year's backfield men. 5. Adel juve leaves her yellow locks and Norwegian smile to Louise Langemo. 6. To Muriel Larson, Constance Olson leaves her maternal manners and attitudes. 7. Lorraine Barry leaves her athletic prowess and build to Olin Norsetter. 8. George CSchulamj Schuster leaves his shrinking and modest manner to Frederick 1-lenrlerson. 9. Betty Drotning leaves her ability to hold the scepter of the Student Council to anyone who can ably Fill her place. 10. 11. John Pierpont Moore leaves his love for the school to Odvar Hang. To Arlene Criddle is bequeathed a 1905 Fashion and Style Book that was found near Irma Bartz's desk. 12. Marian Toay bequeaths her spare moments to Ingolf Roe. 13. Paul Skinner leaves a high standard as a precedent for the successes of future singers. 14. Mayre Nicholls leaves wads of gum and mounds of wrappers to Clarice Nelson. 15. Stanley Sivertson leaves his curly, well-trimmed hair to all future violinists with the fond regret that he can't give a violin with it. 16. To Ragnar Ronines, Ingolf Turmo bequeaths a big line of bluff. 17. Dorothy Carpenter leaves the piano bench and a HUNK of music to Janet Olson. 18. The Senior boys bequeath their assembly seats to the snorting horsemen of the Junior Class: Freddy Rassmussen, Orrin Swenson, Vic Falk, Eddy Hove, and Buddy 19. 20. Olson. To Gwendolyn Grinde, Nancy Christianson leaves her endearing young charms. Jim Scott bequeaths to Karel Gjeston a few athletic pounds and inches. The battle-scarred desks, the haunts and the privileges of the Senior Class are left to the To tion of As of the tender care of the Juniors, Mrs. Donahue, our beloved advisor, we leave our affection and sincere apprecia- her untiring efforts on our behalf. serting that the aforementioned is true, that this is the last will and testament Senior Class of 1930, and that our wishes will be carried out, we, the aforesaid, do hereunto place our mark. 24 'K af T We fi -' if 23 Efgfggtgi 5 ' :ref 1 v i if . S. .3 if 6' . swf e5?fQ.?3st,aa.f fm' rig '- 'V N .1 .-5 4 iff. is? 'Sgr it 'Eg' 3 ' Q v 1, - Z5 Q. 1 if w ears '. 37.752 iz, . .0 . gg ri - .Q , 3 ii S . E15 - ' I 3? ,, 'J 5 2 5 if' . . 2 'tigers f ,I L Q . ' ,ge e .. fi , A AJQQ? ' . f 1 1' , 54 . AL i .,,z- A f' 1 - . f 2 ,Q J by ,, by F5 322: I... e 5 S we i Y ' .- 'ETD ' ' i . it ahfggqf Q, 1- V Ji' Q -' ' f 2 S- ? 5 e 'Q f 1 C 'qcfwvegt . E gig' ' p . gi ig 1 1 we aww-1-fm 5 S ' . 1 Q 1 2, ' wweuwmreawevqwlnmaswnhfwff v 1 A , A A ' 5 E iii iz Q R N ...iw-ww I 15 .I .r ' ,f ' 'E i 3' ' RU li iff , .Q .- ' ti? --a 1, A ? - 5 S I . 'Q . , . -.47 - . - ' Q' 5 is fig? k f A' - 7 ti-eff 5 I 1 , If I .1 3, ' . e ' ' 14. .5 i!if:'?.,-1-W 'm.i!l? . If 71 F ., . 1 s . 5 ,, 5 , fig 5 '-5' I ' -r ., L In T. -.Q ,. ,F 3 ag . f. . eh f ff' ,J 4,-1 : f t , ' 'aff 4 .3 . ' .- .if e ' Q 'M -. 1 ff Q- . - 1 .1 , fy, W ,. . .. A A ,Q L W ii ' 5' 9 1, vb-ki-Zi V F 2