Baraboo High School - Minnewaukan Yearbook (Baraboo, WI)

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Top Row: N Behnke, D Bnumgorten, R Culbert, V. Boumgorth W. Gosser D. Dclllmon H. Beardslev, L Dunse R. D' k . , , . , lc . Middle Row: D Deering, V Goodenough, V. Albrecht, E, Bradley, R Carlson, M Fisher, W. Foster, M. Dennis, D. Briggs, E. Boundy M. Borer, D Du Bows, E Bump, E, Bainbridge. ' From Row: L. Borthdomew R Campbell, H. Arndf, D. Brege, YR. Cwrpenter, W Gosser, K. Fleming, K, Dwyer No! Shown: D. Bender, L Busch, R. Braun, R. Brechtl, L. Du Boxs, D. Fouskc, H. King, H. Krueger, M. LGMDY, R. L J. M ' . ee, omn, L McGiIwci Top Row: M. Joyce, W Isenberg, M, Koons, F Hamm, A. Herforf, R. Luebke, J. Keilmon, V, Higgins. Middle Row: P. Holbmon, L. Moyers, E. Myers, P Koley, H. Kcirch, W. Hough, E. Harvey, V. Knoop, E. Jochmcm, M Hcilvensleben. Front Row: W. House, H. Hulterstrum, H. London, M Logemun, J, Herron, L. Martin, L. McGnIyrc, R, Mortiny, I. Lenz. No! Shown: D.'NMueike, A. Murphy, M Peck, M. Przzomiglro, I, Putz, I. Ross, L, Schubring, R. Schubring, H, Snmonds. B. Sfruebin V Q, f-V cy. . urehcm ,3?QfW ki R X f - 'gms-. , A , ,sv-Q. r . XY 35:

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5 4552 li lllx Fe l 'llx lfyyllp lg, f X' . 'ev ' ' FROM A SENlOR'S DIARY Dear Diary, Although I've been getting a report card stamped Senior for more than a semester, now, nothing has impressed the fact upon me m.ore than this memorable day of being measured for caps and gowns. There's' some- thing so definite about 32 inches around the chest and 23 inches as the circumference of your cranium. Yes, 23l Well, who wouldn't wear a larger hat size the year he is a senior? Especially should the honor students, Joan Withington, Valedictoriang Jeannette Hawkins, Salutatoriang and the next in order Mary Peck, Gertrude Bayer, Bernice Belter, Gerhart Klipp, Lorna Brockley, Fred Jenswold, William Moon, and Josephine Manthey have reason to be proud of their splendid record. The girls seem to have the lead this year, or should I say this year? Already the senior officers, Robert Capener, president, Eugenia Dwy- er, vice-president, Audrey Hattle, secretary, and Frank Wing, treasur- er, and the advisers, Miss Wagner and Mr. Smedstad, have their ,hands full in preparation for the busy graduation week. lt seems such a short time ago that we were welcomed into the senior high by the Senior-Sophomore Shuffle, but already the same event with us as hosts is a thing of the past. Perhaps, though, some will remember ll won't forget, l spilled punch on my best dressl how we danced in a world of green and crimson streamers while the colored Christmas lights played softly over all. At least the record crowd and friendly feeling will be a mark at which any class may well aim. 5 l If VWW M we LW Jil' J f V, WML MJ' J w ,J VXA, , ,Z fy

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Top Row: J. Weiske, G. Sprecher, E. Voll, L, Stieve, D. Smith, R. Simonds, R. Wareham, M. Snyder. N, Newell. Middle Row: W. Hill, D, Roth, S, Shale, B. Thomas, E. Retzlatt, W. Wieglow, A Swanson, B. Thayer, D. Wick, M. Seils. Fr t Row' P Thake H Lehnherr V Veek V Schara D Sch er L Holaday R Peacock B Wood orth M Stieve J Sch lstrq l ,WM img if if N FROM A JUNlOR'S DIARY Dear Diary, Ho Hum! Althouqh the big social event of the year is lots of fun, it does have rather o wearying effect on one the next few days. l'll bet there's not a time in the whole school year when there are more drooping eyelids than the week after the Junior- Senior Prom. The hall literally buzzed with Prom chatter. As the girls bewailed the clusters of curls they were fast losing, there was the usual talk of dresses and corsages. But amid all the discussion it seemed to me there was more than an ordinary repetition of this remark, Wasn't the prom itself just perfect? And wasn't it? The tantalizing strains of Deep Purple , the theme song played by Phil Morris's orchestra, are still lingering in my mind. Magicolly the gym was transformed into a garden, 'a picturesque setting for the lovely gowns. A huge moon reflected rays of light upon the crystal water, bubbling from a fountain. Their majes- ties, King Leo Bisch and Queen Helen Lehnherr, were crowned in regal splendour before leading the grand march. A banquet at the Warren Hotel with Robert Carlson, junior president, presiding as toastmaster, preceded the dance. Well, after the bustle of the prom subsides, I s'pose we'll have to resume our schol- astic activities. The honor roll's long list didn't seem to indicate, however, that we had slipped during the excitement of the social season. Maybe the fine job done bv our officers, president, Robert Carlson, vice president, Evelyn Bump, secretary, Shirley Shale, and treasurer, Harold Hulterstrum with the advisers, Miss Van Keuren and Mr. Smith may have something to do with that. I'm much too sleepy to think even, but it does seem to me that if our senior year goes off as well as our first three have, we'll have a graduating class of which we may well be proud.