Baraboo High School - Minnewaukan Yearbook (Baraboo, WI)

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Top Row: O. Wedel, F. Gerber, I. Holmes, W. Deppe, I. Welch, H. Hulterstrum, D. Smith, R. Lange, A. Greenhalgh, C. Webster N. Quale. Midddle Row: F. Jenswolcl, P. Albert, A. Bleuer, I. Halbman, H. Yarkie, B. Belter, V. Schluter, H. Kramer, Miss Loye and Mr Rinkob. advisers. Front Row: L. Brockley, M. Drinker, M. Philbrick, I. Rachor, M. Dithrnar, M. Shale, I. Withington, M. Welch, K. Fleming, E. Slezak H. Karch, M. Siebecker. Not Shown: G. Bayer, M. Peck, F. Goodearle, F, Wing, 'M. Bump. mzuaf Staff After a lapse of six years, Baraboo high school is again publishing an annual. A school paper, the High Light, was edited until November, at which time it was discontinued in favor of the Min-ne-wau-kan. The same staff, with the addition ot a few seniors, was carried over to Work on the annual. The committees are as follows: BOARD OF EDITORS Gertrude Bayer Bernice Belter Mary Peck Ioan Withington Margery Shale ART Florence Goodearle Matty Lou Philbrick Fred Gerber TYPISTS Helen Yarkie Evelyn Slezak Mary Louise Drinke Duane Smith I' SENIOR COMMITTEE Margaret Siebecker lane Rachor Virginia Schluter Iohn Homes Rollo Lange lane Halbman BUSINESS STAFF Oscar Wedel William Deppe Iames Welch Arthur Greenhalgh Charles Webster Philip Albert Lorna Brockley REPORTERS Harold Hulterstrum Fred Ienswold Arnold Bleuer Frank Wing Margaret Welch Helen Kramer Iohn Holmes Norman Ouale William Moon Mary Eleanor Dithm QI' Kathryn Ann Fleming Marion Bump Loma Brockley lane Halbman Helen Karch

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Top Row: F.4Ienswold, I. Welch, R. Hall, P. Cloyd, O. Wedel, K. Biech. Middle Row: Mr. Olstad, I. Gustin, W. Deppe, I. Gambrill, A. Greenhalgh, W. Moon, I. Heul. Bottom Row: I. Withington, M. Philbrick, M. Siebecker, M. Arndt, E. Bump, K. Fleming, I. Schilstra, L. Brockley, C Ott Not Shown: E. Dwyer. Student C70 unai Under the direction of Superintendent A. C. Kingsford, the Student Council was organized in i933 by a group of seniors. Miss Mason, Miss McKeega'n, and Mr. Rinkob were elected the first advisers. Of these, Miss McKeegan served until February, 1934 cmd Miss Mason until the fall of 1935. Mr. Rinkob continued as sole adviser until the fall of 1937 when his added duties as viceprincipal made it impossible for him to continue the work, and Mr. Olstad was elected in his place. The council isxcomposed oi representatives elected from each home room and organization who meet the first and third Mondays in each month. The aims of the council have been set forth in the preamble to the constitution. May this organization do all within its power to make our school better in every way lor the promotion ot modem education. Also may we, with the cooperation of our fellow students, make and enforce such regulations as necessary to promote better citizenship in Baraboo high school. The outstanding accomplishment this year was in reviving the Min-ne-wau-kan which had not been published lor several years. The council has also sponsored a pep meeting, a parade, a dance. and an inter-school exchange program. During the second semester a lost and found department was organized, delegates elected from the home rooms were in charge every evening after school.