Baraboo High School - Minnewaukan Yearbook (Baraboo, WI)

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EUNICE WINNIE lfumh n As quxet as a nun ELVIN WoLrL Here was no whxrlwmd MARIAN A WOOD ne ls e n ll'tIlCl K ur Then be not coy But use your ume no storm., rn thy blue sky forseen Plwm NCL XXIOOD ICILNYT1 l e 1 Lesh 1 nut Stn! With musxcs gentle charm she melts the nee Semor Class H1story The present Semor Class entered the Baraboo Hugh School as Freshmen ln the fall of 1926 As Freshmen and Sophomores the class dnd not have many actrvxtnes as a group, however, as Freshmen, the class vms represented at all the pep meetmgs by our crator, 'Jlnhp Q Znpj Koberstem, and at the end of the Sophomore year most of the Sophomore boys took part m the egg b-nttle, hclpmg the Jumors flght the Semors At the begmmng of the junnor year the class was orgamzed wnth Robert Hardmg, presldent, Margaret Kelly, vice president, and B tty Tordoff, secretary and treasurer Durmv that year the Junnor Class Play was given unoer the dxrectnon of Mass Kllbrnde, and If was very successful The Junior Prom was a great success also, glven under the dlrectnon of Mxss Kmgsford Mxss Manmng, and Mr Wnllson, the class advlsors, and 'Vhltcn lemb rg the jumor 1 rom ehaxrman The year was closed Wxth a walkout by the Semors accompanxed by some unexpected guests, the umors There was a flag rush between the umors and Semors At the opemng of our Semor tear the ellss was lCOI'glI1lICd wlth Robert Hard mg presxdent, Mllton Feinberg nec presndent,, md Betty Tordoff secretary and treasurer Mass Enrnght and Mr Hull took pl tees among the advisors The Semor Soph omore Receptlon xx as gnxen II1 the fall of the year The Class Plat, follow d bs the Com 11 neem nt hxercxscs, elosed a most suc cessful Semor year V - ' l'lul 3, -l. .. - ,- . . ii f'mnpf - 1, 2: li: 'lc tl.ll lg 5 - l 'I l l. U'l . . 2, 3. -13 llle' 'lull 3, 45 S11--' .1 An :I 4. .. - -. 0 0 . L 1 If il ' 1 1 Yi 1 . 5 ' ' em - - A . ' ' ' . ' ' - ' e . . . . .5 . . . . . D ' ' ll ll 1 ' , ' I ' A ' U 'Y . .' ' , ' . e , . . . I ' . 4 . i fx l V. ' D I Q Y A Y 1 1 U I . Y I 1 i I 4 .' 2 ' ' ze 2 SJ ' ' - 30 I