Boscobel High School - Bluff Echoes Yearbook (Boscobel, WI)

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and Prom both of Wh1Ch were hlgh suc cesses and rece1ved great pra1se from students and parents al1ke The play was one of the greatest ever produced and all the praxse goes to the cast and 1ts adV1S0f Mlss Estes The f1nanc1al standxng of the class was greatly lncreased and all the proceeds went towards mak1ng the blggest and best Prom around The success of th1s undertaklng was due to the ent1re class as each had a part 1n lt and all cooperated lO0f Mac Scott selected Beverly Olson one of the classes many charm 1ng g1rls as queen and together they relgned over Chlnatown As The b1g moment arrxved when 54 ln telllgent and worthy puplls estab llshed themselves 1n that long a walted spot the mlghty Sen1or Elec t1on of off1cers was held 1mmed1ately and Dale Everson Anlta Klng Dorothy Schabow and Mary Scallon were glven top honors and selected to gu1de the class through the year The f1FSt asslgnment was the Sen 1or Formal and as usual we made lt a huge and wonderful affa1r Snow ball was chosen as the theme and decoratlons were planned accord1ngly everythlng went off ID a splendld fash1on supply1ng all the grandeur and soph1st1cat1on of such an event Everyone was happy at the outcome and another mer1t was added to our growlng l1st of accompl1shments We thr1ved on all our glory and our part well throughout the year John Schoonover and Dale Everson were S DAY 15 customary we gave the SCHIOYS a huge banquet and proved to them we were really a generous class decoratlons beflttlng the theme the two classes d1ned and enjoyed the program after whxch everyone proceed ed to the gym for the dance The dance ended w1th the usual collectlon of souvenlors and everyone went home happy and sat1sf1ed that lt was wonderful Prom Next came the end of another step plng stone towards that long 8W81CEd goal Next year we would reach It and all eyes were on the coveted rank of Sen1ors selected as valed1ctor1an and salut ator1an and well deserved that hard earned pos1t1on A note must be made of the1r f1ne averages of 97 and 96 and set up as a goal for all upcomlng classes Flnally graduat1on and the rece1v 1ng of dlplomas Desplte the feel 1ng of growlng up all looked back at the1r hlgh school career and re membered well the happy days spent at B H A After w1sh1ng the next Sen1or Class the best of luck everyone took the1r coveted pr1ze and walked out 1nto the world each to h1s chosen pos1t1on If everyone shows the same deter m1nat1on and w1ll1ngness to cooper as was d1splayed throughout our h1gh school career lt 1S certaln that all w1ll go on to new success and conquer new flelds as d1d the Class of 49 from 1945 to 1949 For the f1rst t1me 1n the hxstory of Boscobel Hlgh School one day was set aslde for members of the Senlor Class to completely take over the school The student body elected a pr1nc1pal and a student school board selected by the Sen1or Class rece1ved appl1cat1ons and appolnted the best qual1f1ed appllcants to the var1ous Jobs The members of the student adm1n1strat1on and faculty were School Board Earl F1llbach vlfglnla HISCOFY Phy Ed Beverly Olson E1ll1ngS John Schoonover and Pat Englxsh Spanlsh Dorothy Schabow Br1ckl Englxsh Latln Beverly Corp1an Pr1nc1pal Dale Everson lnds Arts Phy Ed LaVon Reynolds Scxence B10lOgY Claude Brechler Agrlculture Arthur McDowell Commerclal Anlta h1ng Band Janle Plzer Domestxc SCIENCE UOFIS Roth Vocal MUSIC Mary Scallon Soclal Problems Dlanne Eosdal Commercxal Law Earl Fxllbach Math Coach Mac Scott Janltors B111 Sxtts Burl Mlller Q ' ' ' . . To I I ' - . ' ' ' a 1 if ' W , , L. . A I - , . ' I ' I I ' ' I I A Y U l ' Y - ' 1 . , - , . , . Y The selected ones were invited and ' , l Y . , . Y . . - l , ' . I I : ' , ' ' ' A , .- .: I l I I , : I . , . .: , : : A , : : ,

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