Bagley High School - Indian Yearbook (Bagley, WI)

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JU IOR CLASS Row 2: John Johnson, Bea Braudt, Kenneth Dearborn, Larry French, Jeanann Thornton, and Roy Harris. Row 1: Jan Sedlmayr, Jim Brown, Gary Kendall, Selma Esser, Phyllis Gilkes, Nancy Haville, Madonna Cathman, Barbara Mecum, and Mrs. Ryan, Class Advisor. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY On September 1, 1952, twelve freshmen entered Bagley High School. Billy Atterbury left us at the end of six weeks to attend school in Guernsey, Wyoming. Selma Esser from Bloomington and Jan Sedlmayr from Dubuque joined our class for the sophomore year. Kenneth Dearborn from Calamus, Iowa entered our class at the beginning of the second semester of this year. The class has chosen Gary Kendall as prom king and Jim Brown as duke. The theme is Rose Room . Our representatives on the baseball team are: Gary Kendall, Jim Brown, and Larry French. The boys who participated in basketball from our class are: Jim Brown, Kenneth Dearborn, Larry French and Gary Kendall. Barbara Mecum and Selma Esser are the cheerleaders representing our class. Class officers for this year are: Gary Kendall, Presidentg Jim Brown, Vice-President: Bea Braudt, Secretary, and Phyllis Gilkes, Treasurer. Sponsored by POWERS ACCORDIAN STUDIO, RITCI-lIE'S JEWELRY, Prairie du Chien, Wis.

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SOPHOMORE CLASS A Row 2: Donna Strack, SuZanne Brouillard, Marvin Champion, Kenny Roschi. Ron Champion, Chester Barr, Bonnie Meng, and Dennis Baures. Row 1: Veda Kelly, Irene Johnson, Loren Fishler, Gloria Blackbourn, Alex Esser, Billie Thornton, Mary Roschi, and Mr. Millard, Class Advisor. SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY On September 7, 1953, eighteen freshmen enrolled in Bagley High School. Marjorie and Marian Kress left us during the first six weeks to attend school in Bloomington. Ruth Jacobs left us after the first semester to attend school in Prairie du Chien. This year all were back as sophomores. We gave the freshmen the traditional initiation in September. The girls had to wear their skirts upside down, baby bonnets, men's shoes, and had to carry baby bottles. The boys had to wear girls' shorts, blouses, shoes, ladies' hats, earrings, and had to carry whisk brooms. That evening we treated them to a party. The boys from our class that went out for baseball were Alex Esser and Chester Barr. Marvin Champion was manager. The boys who participated in basketball were: Chester Barr, Alex Esser, Ron Champion, Dennis Baures, Loren Fishler, and Kenneth Roschi. Marvin Champion was manager. Our class officers were: Ron Champion, President, Marvin Champion, Vice-President, Gloria Blackbourn Secretaryg and Alex Esser, Treasurer. KASPAREK AND MONROE STOCKYARD, Bridgeport, Wis. , MYRON MOORE BLACKSMITH SHOP. Bagley, Wis.