Augusta High School - Beaver Yearbook (Augusta, WI)

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.i. ...- -. PURPLE AND WHITE .Tlzil FOURTH ROW: THIRD ROW- SECOND ROW: FIRST ROW: EIGI-ITI-I GRADE E. Scott, H. Boetcher, Wilson, Shoemaker, G. Scott, M. Boetchcr, Musolf, Bradshaw. Trumpf, Harden, Derry, Halbert, Hammer, Acker, Kuhl, DeBusman, Roth. Piel, Randal, Frueh, Balliett, Ringhand, Works, Howard, Gilbertson. Campbell, Flanders, Rockwell, Stewart, Derry, Zank, Green, Piel. EIGI-ITI-I GRADE HISTORY On one early day in September, 1930, a class of thirty-six ambitious boys and girls entered the Junior High School and Miss Calhoun was appointed to lead and advise us. At the beginning of the second semester we held another election. According to the constitution of the Student Council, this is illegal. The officers had their choice of resigning or being tried for impeachment by the class. The matter at this writing is still pending. We intend to produce some star athletes from our class in Senior High, and we will also do our best at oratory and declamatory work. We intend to break all records in our Freshman year and to keep our pennant waving. OFFICERS President ............... .....,.... F LORENCE SHOEMAKER Vice President ......... ...,.................. J IMMY GREEN Secretary ............... ........ J UNE Scorr Treasurer ................ ......,... D ON Amis Council Member .....rr Class Adviser ....... HOWARD .....,,..MlSS CALHOUN 1931 Page Twenty-Seven

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PURPLE AND WHITE -l FRESHMAN CLASS FIFTH ROW R. Erdmzin, Young, Hall, Moore, Rolls, H. Erdman, Cohen, Green. FOURTH ROW. G. Erdman, Scott, Osborne, Rick, Louis, Parr, Gilbcrtson. THIRD ROW' Schroeder, Feldman, Rose, R. Bramer, Lundgren, Zielsdorf, Karow, Smith SECOND ROW Yule, Watenphul, Honadel, Kuhl, Erdman, Prohl, Block. FIRST RCDW: Hemp, Russell, A, Bramer, Zank, Rolls, Thompson, Campbell, Livermore NINTH GRADE HISTORY On the First day of school, forty-one, shy, green Freshmen appeared in the Junior As- sembly. Somewhere in the neighborhood of October 13th, we were given an initiation party. Oh, the limburger cheese, and sore knees! The especially-made paddles surely served their purpose. We soon returned the party but treated the Sophs more courteously, we hope. We were cheated out of a sleigh-ride party by Old Man Winter, but we hope to have one next year. All in all, our Freshman,, year has certainly been successful. Our number, however, has dwindled down to thirty-nine. Our class colors are green and white. The following are the officers of our class: President ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, . . ,MOLLIE Scorr Vice President ,,,,.,., ,,,, , VERNON Siviirrz Secretary i..,,, ,. ,... ,WJEANETTE RICK Treasurer ,,,,,,., .,,,,,,,, R oBERr Ross 1931 Page Twenty-Six

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- PURPLEAND SEVENTH GRADE FOURTH ROW: Boetcher, Felts, N. Balliett, Blackman, Bush, Zook, Brown, McElr1my. THIRD ROW: Watenphul, Turner, M, Hall, Skenandorc, Rose, Crzikcr, D. Hull. SECOND ROW: Johnson, Erdinan, -I, Balliett, Daniels, Scott, Thiel, Zaink, FIRST ROW: Wicsner, Kohnkc, Rick, Witte. HISTORY OF THE SEVENTH GRADE CLASS In the fall of 1930, twenty-eight students entered the Junior High School. The work was new and interesting. Classes were held in different class rooms, and three teachers were in charge of the work. After working diligently it was possible for the class to put up its blue and white pennant. The students were pleased to have that honor, and they hope to have it again. All class members enjoyed a number of picnics and parties which took place throughout the school year. It was also amusing to take part in the programs given before the junior High Assembly. Our class ofiicers are as follows: RICHARD ZANK , A, , :,:,:, President RALPH BUSH , ,,,,:Vice President ALLEN Scorr ::,, ,,,, ,,,,,, :::,.,. , : : ., . . Secretary DONNA Koi-INKE ., , , ,,,, .,...:.,.:...., . . ..,,....,,,,..i.i.:::: :Treasurer ELMER ERDMAN ,,,,,,, , Representative on the Student Council Miss KREYSIZ, W, ,,,, , :, H, , ,::,,,,,,,,,,,,, : Class Adviser 1931 Page Twenty-Eight