Bangor High School - Echo Yearbook (Bangor, WI)

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- 3 we Hits it . . . B me Aft is Salutatvrian p earned the privilege of wearing a gold tassel at graduation since they received a 90 or better grade point average for their four years at BHS. D424 K keczjvieut This years DAR representative from BHS was Vicki Sparks. As a representative in the Daughters of.American Revolution Good Citizens Contest, she must possess qualities of dependability, service, lead- ership, and patriotism. Ken Wolf earned the salutatorian award this year. Along with this honor he was also named an Outstanding Teenager of America for 1968. Hadgcr Hays ,Ami Hadgcr Girls Stat? For one week in june each summer the American Legion of- fers two junior boys the chance to attend Badger Boys State at Ripon College andlone junior girl to attend Badger Girls State at Madison. Last summer Ken Wolf, Dan Jones, and Jeanette Gerke became citizens of Badger. In this imaginary city of Badger, informational speeches on government are given and mock elections are held for local, county, and state offices. The citizens of Badger become acquainted with these levels of government to prepare them for the future years when they will become active community citizens and leaders.

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Larry Craig, Mary Arentz, and Doris Bolstad engage in a new two-hour course, office practice. This is the first year Bangor has offered this course. It is available to seniors who are interested in secretar- ial and clerical Work. Students furthur develop their skills at typing and the use of machines. fH? ' Seniors Vicki Sparks, Kathy Jones, Ellen I-Iundt, Mary Althoff, Diane Mashak, and Barb Gollnik, look over prospective carpeting and wall paper samples for their homes in the future. Ms. Schilling gives advice to these girls. David Jerome, Rick Lasko, and John Leis report for kitchen duty. Harry Caulum, George Robinson, Bob Gerke and Dennis Nicolai take time out for lunch.