Wisconsin High School - Wisconsin Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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Fifth Rowvliztlch, Davis, Neidner, ,loc Hloodgootl, ll. llquicroft, Mobs, Bunn, Sweet, Brechler. Fourth Rowkliby, Alexander, B. Fox, t. johnson, Mucliiitiee, lf. Fox, Huebner, F. Hicks, Femrite. Third ROW-hliller, Leonard, lYieg, Curkeet, Giles, .lill Bloodgood, Avery, Xvilkie. Second Row-Mutchler, D. Bancroft. Sonncnbt-rg, Napper, Lztnglois, Morehouse, Fassett. First Row-Fred, Montgomery, S. johnson, Miss Springhorn, Brumin, C, Hicks, Blied. Also-Joachim, Smith, EIGHTH GRADE President ..... ....................... - --Cyril Femrite Vice President ........ ---Bob Neiduer Council Representative --- ..... Cyril Femrite Adviser .............. .... IX liss Springhorn VVe, the members of the eighth grade, feel that this year has been one of the most interesting of our school life, because we know we are going to be real high school students next year, and really tztke part in high school ztffairsg and also because for the first time in our lives we were permitted to have a small choice of subjects. Every afternoon we have :in after-school sport such as basketball, badminton, horse-back riding, and tap-dzmcing lor the girls and for the boys, football, bas- ketball, etc. Our 'unior choir disbanded after the tirst semester but :ts the year Jassed J s . a . - 1 we got deeper into our studies and they therefore became increasingly absorbing. At Christmas time we enjoyed fixing zittrzictive baskets. XVe hold our breath when we think of high school and all that is to COIHC. ..22-

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FRESHMAN HUMOR Tom McGuire: Qnce I caught a tish this long Cindicatingj. I never saw such a Fish. Vernon lNIclNfIuri'ay: I believe you. Lucille Bryant. I want some eggs, but I must be sure there are no chickens in them. Grocer: NVell how about some ducks ekks? Pamella Anderson: I-Iow was your party last night ? Patty lNleritt: tover the phonej Sh, we're having a swell time. Phineas Kadushin: t,Standing in a crowded busj Madam, may I get a strap for you ? Lady: No thanks, I have one, Then would you mind letting go of my neck-tie F George Keating had picked the farmer's fruit and ilowers, and his car was full of plunder. Pointing to an unexplored highway, he inquired of the farmer: Shall I take this road back to the city ? You might as well, replied the farmer, you've got almost everything elsef, Beverly Stockland: VVhat are those men doing? Shirley Steinhauer: They are runners: the lirst one gets a gold cupfl' Beverly: But what are the others running for? Mr. Davis: What is ordinarily used as a conductor of electricity ? Ted Toebaas: .... Wfhy, er .... . Mr. Davis: Correct, lVhat is the unit of power? Ted: What P Mr. Davis: Exactly, the watt. Francis Bloodgood: Ginger ale. Waiter: Pale Francis: Good gracious no. 'lust a glass. The teacher had forbidden the children to eat candy or chew gum during school time. One day she became suspicious of a lump in Sherman Nelson's cheek. Sherman, she said reprovingly, are you eating candy or chewing gum P Neither one, replied Sherman, I am soaking a prune to eat after school. Bob Sweet: I hear that you got thrown out of school for calling the dean a fish. Bob Smith: I didn't call him a fish. I just said 'that's our dean,' real fast. .21-

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lfourth Row-Fixlcli, Peckham, Blume, Nolauwl, liuss, Iliinneson, Heck, lailfollctte. Third Row'-Acirosley, Neesvig, Vingoin, landa, lJel.con, Blum, Emory, Schwingcl. Second Row-Munkwitz, Rucker, Rosen, Baernstein, XVoodburn, Broadhcad, Fitzgerald. First Row-Kessler, Damon, Clayton, XYalkcr, Mr. lidgerton, Heironimus, Levenick, Chipman. Also-Fritz, Harris, Ketchum, Macliuttce, Noer, Schxvid. SEVENTH GRADE Co-Presidents ..... .,,., ......A.. N L ldia jancla, John Harris tfo-Vice l'residents --- --- ..,. XVaiyland Noland, Bill Brodhead Co-Secretaries ....... ...... .... P 2 itricia limory, Dorothy Damon Council Representative ....... -- - .................. XVayland Noland Adviser ............... .... ........ - - -Mr. Edgerton XVhen the first day of school came, we were very excited. Every day we liked school a little better. XVe elected class officers and divided the class into two sections, called the Blues and the XYhites. XYhen Halloween came, we had a party in the upper gym. XYe had cider and doughnuts and lots of candy. XVe dressed up as ghosts and witches, etc. The person that could not be identified for the longest time got a prize. The lirst semester in Home licononiics, the girls cooked. .lust before Christ- mas vacation, we made cookies and candy. The second semester we started making dresses. The boys had Industrial Arts which they enjoyed as much as the girls liked Home Economics. Our work in the seventh grade has been very interesting and enjoyable. .123-