Augusta High School - Beaver Yearbook (Augusta, WI)

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THE BEAVER-1983 ORVILLE DEUEL Eau Claire State Teachers' College Principal Junior High School Mathematics Chemistry Modern History FRANK E. BRENDEMUEHL River Falls State Teachers' College Principal Senior High School General Science Geography Biology LUCILLE KAIN Eau Claire State Teachers' College First Grade EUNICE J OSEPHSON River Falls State Teachers' College Third Grade HOMER ROSE Stout Institute Manual Arts Physical Education DORIS YOUNG Eau Claire State Teachers' College Office Girl LYDIA NEINAS Milwaukee State Teachers' College Junior High Mathematics Junior High History Social Science Physical Education ODICE W INN ICK University of Minnesota Senior High English Page Fifteen

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THE BEAVER--1933 ALLIE LANDFARE Whitewater Teachers' College Typing Stenography Bookkeeping DOROTHY PENN Eau Claire State Teachers' College Second Grade LORETTA VOLKMAN Eau Claire State Teachers' College Fifth Grade LEAH LAMKIN Stevens Point Teachers' College Fourth Grade Page Fourteen DOROTHY HANSEN Eau Claire State Teachers' College Civics Latin Junior Business Science ALICE LINK Eau Claire State Teachers' College Sixth Grade ADELE KRENZ Eau Claire State Teachers' College Junior High English Geography LILA OLSON Stevens Point Teachers' College Home Economics Physical Education

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THE BEAVER-1933 Page Sixteen Courage de Courage-the very word makes a boy prick up his ears and take notice. It is courage that drives the smaller boy to his first battle with his bigger rival, and it is this same courage that com- pels him to see it through. Courage is defined as bravery and boldness , and thus it was courage that made the wo1'ld go 'round at the time when knights were bold. Some people have the courage of their con- victions, while others have not. This virtue, I believe, can be cultivated. Moral courage is also a valuable asset, especially in this day and age when everything is fast and furious. You seldom fin'd a person who lacks moral coral cour- age telling the truth when the question of truth or a falsehood may mean either extreme suffer- ing or comparative ease- for the person or persons involved. A good test for courage would be to set before several types of people equally difficult tasks, and to observe just how they go about per- forming them-if at all. Although all these types are desirable, I find myself most lacking the courage to roll out of bed into an unheated room on a twenty-below-zero morning. -DOROTHEA LOUIS f he A 9 my 1 I. 1 iff' :' it ll ti-L, lib ,