Baraboo High School - Minnewaukan Yearbook (Baraboo, WI)

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Top Row: D. Gall, R. Gall, W. Boihell, I. Geoghagen, R. Fiimimmons, M. Gasner, D, Anthony, A. Barbhiecht, C. Coolidge, E. Gibbs W. Arndt, B. Dwyer, I. Fry, L. Yourell, F. Felgen. Middle Row: T Alwin, D. Aland, L. Apker, P. Carey. I. Church, S. Foss, C. Bohn, M. Harvey, R. Thompson, M. Slamer, M. Bump, I. Ziegler, M. Hardy. Fran! Hoiv: I. Morier, B. Asile, D. DeBeck, M. Doyle, B. Armbruster, E. Farr, G. Alben, G. Hill, C. Hill, G. Goman, I. Bach, B. Ander- son, P. Barron. Not Shown: E. Adams, C. Bender, A. Bonsack, G. Burdick, D. Clingman, E. Clingman, R. Davis, R. Garrels, R. Haskins, G. Hein, E Gleason, I. Holton, P. Karll, R. Kunzelman, P. Lehman, W. Leigh. Top Row: R. Roth, D Sarringkon, I. Koberslein, W. Selje, T. Karow, W. Harrison, M. Hall, D. Hamilion, N. Meyer, K. Hattle. Middle Row: I. Moore, D. Martin, R. Platt, M. Morsch, I. Iudson, E. Kindley, F. Koehler, L. Streeck, M. Simonds, M. Schultz. Front Row: S. Gibson, L Korg. M. Okern, E. Kuball, G. Mistele, M. Hirschinqer, F. Luce, B Rohde, N. Sonnichsen, I. Kailmcm, gogfgggney-FgcgglLb12IhgL,erIjiZrenE:evl1..:Ei:'ayRLAMvvLer:CN.F!Jlillrmr5nl3.QOM'ens, P. Powers, A. Price, I. Roedsens, D. Schaetel, S. Schlender

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Top Row: R. Schubring, G. Sprecher, l.. Schubring, I. Read, D. Roth, I. Martin, R. Simonds, D. Smith, K. Sconce, E. Boll, R. Wareham Middle Row: B. Struebing, B. Thayer, D. Schirmer, B. Thomas, W. Wieglow, M. Siels, I. Schilstra, P. Thake, B. St. Iohn, I. Weiske Front Row: V. Schara, S. Shale, R. Peacock, M. I.. Peck, I. Retzlaff, A. Swanson, B. Woodworth, F, Niebuhr, D. Wick. THE HALF The whistle blows at the first half, the bands start playing, and the people flock to the hot dog stands. The announcer begins to tell of the progress ot the teams during the first half of the game. The kick-oft was very successful for the team. and during the first half of the game the score mounted. Many of the team mates joined various clubs, such as both boys' and girls' glee clubs, G. A. A., F. F. A., the newspaper staff, and various athletic activities. They were always well repre- Eented it school dances including the Iunior Prom. The first quarter was climaxed by a picnic at evi s a e. At the beginning of the second quarter the class changed goals and is now in the senior high school. They were received into the new building by the seniors at the Senior-Sophomore Shuffle. They are the first sophomore class in a number of years to organize, The class officers are: president, Harold Arndtp vice-president, Harold Hulterstrum, and secretary-treasurer, Rachael Martiny. One adviser, Miss Van Keuren, was elected. There were many representatives again found in the various organizations. Members ioined Thalia, the Latin and German Clubs, participated in the operetta, The Mikado, and were active in student council, debate, and forensics. As an organized class they sponsored a dance after the Viroqua game and gave a class party in February. . At the half they can look back on two well spent quarters. All their efforts during the next half will he toward the final goal, graduation.

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Top Row: G. Ziegler, R, Schubring, W. Wedekind, A. Watkins, M. Weidman, A. Zentner, M. Kaufman, f- Quale. Middle Row: L. Adams, D. Schroeder, R. Thomas, E. Scheid, M. Schadde, R. Timm, L. Wakefield. Front Row: D. Slieve, L. Thom, V. Zimmerman, D. Schultz, L. Whiteley, L. Voiles, B. Stanghor. TI-IE CK-OFF With a rousing cheer from the bleachers, the players -- one hundred thirty strong -- enter the field, and after CI smashing kick-off the game begins. For the first time in many years this freshman class organized with the following officers: president, Paul Karllg vice-president, Mazrlyn, Hall, secretary, Larry Yourell, and treasurer Donald Gall, Miss Kathryn Fralish was chosen as adviser. . Although the freshmen do .not have as many activities as the upper classmen, they are well rep- resented in many school organizations. ln athletics a large number of boys took part in football, bas- ketball, boxing cmd track having competed on junior high teams with other teams from nearby schools. G. A. A. claims fifteen freshman girls in its membership. There are five boys in the school boy patrol, Paul Karll being the lieutenant. Marion Bump served as the sole representative of the class on the newspaper and annual staffs. F. F, A. enrolled twenty- four boys from agriculture. Nine freshman are members of the Latin Club. The class is well represented in the musical field. There are six boys and twenty-five girls in the glee clubs. three members in the orchestra, and twenty-nine boys and girls in the second and con- cert bands. The team goes forward determined that the lead gained during the first quarter will be maintained throughout the rest of the game. I