Augusta High School - Beaver Yearbook (Augusta, WI)

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3 X 1 94 Waff- A . V' X a n X MR, JAMES MR. HULL MR. STORANDT superintendent Agriculture Band and History MR. l , WWQ W 5. :QM DAUMITZ MRS. FUNK MR. HUMPHREY M133 Mathematics Industrial Arte Cgmmercial Z2- '2 fa J fv- Mrss JOHDAN MRS- BENNETT MISS TAYLOR rms. Llvsszy f Home Economics Grades 7 and 8 Grade 6 Grade 5 ,,,WQ1 '79 5 its MISS PETTIS MISS MCFAUL MRS. WITTE MRS. HULL Grade 4 Grade 3 Grade 2 Grade 1 MRS. RASMUS MR. HAAS WA Eng. and Library Athletic Director Lys J Glu- JLWJ4, ma. msnus Mns...mms 5 -1 j4,mMk Social Sciences Eng- 5 VOUH1 M'-1810

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w0mJ',- 0 I O 5- fy T JS 21 fi W, Lb o C fu S ,fs There is one face that forevermore will be imprinted on the memories of all AHS students, one man whose name will never fail to conjure vivid remombrances of kindness done, friendliness, and loyalty. Always willing, always ready to lend a helping hand, s nShorty' is a friend to everyone. 'O We can never hope to repay Mr. Lighthlzer for the innumerable things he has done for us, as a class and as individuals. In this small way, we wish to express our gratitude to uShortyu, one of the finest men we have ever had the privilege of knowing, by dedicating the '47 nBeaver to him. 47?7f fyf Q S S , f' In X X , X , X f f f f

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i 2nd Row: N. Miller, M. Kreutzer, F. Huth, Miss Lehman, B. Rahl, M. Jacobson, J. Hoehn, D. Johnson, D. Wiese, B. Shoemaker lst Row: F. Lambert, D. Young, O. Haldeman, G. Mueller, G. Mueller, M. Wood Ehersa Piel, not on this oicture YQ,l L4Lf?2y! n X Q - +,,.g7 ,nm pea. ga , Q9fJ.a f qagib- 0LA1.c44XQ4f e6Af1m.7 fc441C I igiigilfgg, ,,p4,ijT The annual staff, under the able direction of Miss Lehmanf worked hard to compile nThe Beaveru for the class of 1947. Many long hours were spent, but everyone had the feeling of success when the task was completed. Early in the year the staff made arrangements with the photographer, the faculty and clubs. After pictures were taken, copy sheets had to be planned and assignments given out. The editor-in-chief, Grace Mueller, with the assistance of Miss Lehman helped each of the sectional editors. Assistant editor was Jack Hoehn and Betty Shoemaker acted as assistant business manager. Our regular business manager resigned before the completion of the annual. The sports section was managed by Dave Young. The advertising managers were Jake Jacobson and B111 Rahl. The drawings, lettering, and all art work was handled by Theresa Piel and Dick Johnson. Social editors were Nancy Miller and Delores Wiese. All typists had a full time job and we are proud of their excellent work. Credit can be given to Marjorie Wood, Mary Ann Kreutzer, Florence Huth, Gloria Mueller, Frances Lambert, and Opal Haldeman. We also wish to thank Lavern Wiese for his co-operation in taking indi- vidual and group pictures for nThe Beaver.' I