Baraboo High School - Minnewaukan Yearbook (Baraboo, WI)

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its if 1' ' ,qi , si it ,,f, , . 'H 5 5 -' f 1' 'k': f si , ., 5 A I V up ' f T 5 g l K 3 X A . '52 WYNN FARLEY LEILA T. JOHNSON MILO E. WILLSON JEAN M. SC DE M N K4 SO UM Pl'1YSICGl EdUCOYiOrl Librarian Physical Education Music -:Mimi Wd f5e,6-JL' i J l L1 9 U ' Jxlx fs CWM CZ! 1 - - T SPECIAL SUBEJECTS l A school without a library is like a day without a te 'c y I po ' le. yl ' ld Visitors to Baraboo often comment on our fine library, now n eri ar d ,Z ' l volumes. The principals of the senior high have consistently ov he ch ice f x selection and the number of books. The supply has been augm d he - d' i n of volumes from the late Mr. Kingsfard's library and by a fund r mor' -g c- tion established by his daughter. That the books are appreciated i ot. Xu th circulation. lt is estimated that last year about 6,600 books were dr o ov nig or longer. Among the most popular was Mrs. Anne Lindbergh's Nort t 5 xient. By fostering a desire for such worthwhile literature, the library furnish s x there quisites of a well-rounded education. i llThe man that hath no music in himself H X i ls fit for treasons, stratagems, and spoils. lu Thus Shakespeare summed up the value of music. This art renders an iml ortant service as an amusement and recreation and is one of the really worthwhile w of spending leisure time. Music, whether it be of band, orchestra, or glee club, is a factor in promoting happiness and mental health, Some respond to symphony and some to swing, but unfortunate is he whose spirits do not rise and whose troubles do not vanish as music fills the air. What music is to the mind, athletics are to the body. All athletes, boy or girl, learn the value 'of cooperation and team play, the meaning of confidence and the re- sult of over-confidence. They learn to fight terrific odds, to be sportsmen, to play fair, to be good losers and gracious winners. Such qualities will aid the athlete to solve the problems he will encounter beyond the school. Athletic activities are the means of molding the 'students together by creating school spirit. They constitute a common interest, disappointment when the team loses and pride when it wins. l

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