Baraboo High School - Minnewaukan Yearbook (Baraboo, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1943 volume:

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WILLSON NORMAN SOLUM P692 4 Page 5 President, A. Dippel, G. McArthur, W. Jenks, O. Alpeter. Um Scfwal Eoaful These Five etlicient men meet with Mr. Willson on the second Monday of each month to unravel the various snarls which appear in our intricate school system. Among their various other cluties, they choose our faculty, balance the school budget, and select and purchase new equipment. These men have a thorough understand- ing ol students and their wants and needs, and we are grateful to them lor their unsel- Fish giving of their time and effort. W : ' 3 ls, 'W N i f U Aizfaff ,,,,,.,,,Lf4y eq ,HM .- I 3 . f 'f' 1' lr ' 1f, 4f4J1 1-,rj fjj, I L' T' 1,247 ul' fl Q11 Zfngcf f 'tj McDonald, Dorothy Latin, History Heinze, Arley Agriculture Haslanger, Jane Music Gerlach, Emmeline Commercial Krueger, Paul Physical Education Nec Janet Plivsical 1 Enright, Mariorie Geometry, Bookkeeping Brown, LeRoy Chemistry, Practical Moth. Scott, Gerald Biology Rinkob, Severn Physics, Adv, Math. Page 6 ' 6' - . - - i , 1 ,,,, ,,,1 'i L ,'if50'm,L 14-f 1 i!0,JL4,fA Qfbf'-S' if 1 - Page 7 47? I fiql - 43 ' ff use KJ! fm, . if fifM-4'VlX- Reid, Esther English 11 Johnson, Leila Librarian Mueller, Jeanne English 10, Dramatics Not Showing Miss Hackett English 19 Ewert, Helen English 9 Andrews, Harriet English 7 and 8 Arveson, Beth Sociology, History, Economics, Forensics Willson, Gordon Law Smith, Garner Am. Historvf SocioloSY, Economics Gilbert, Arthur Civics , ,fl t 4' -N aww, 75M ,ces wwff D Jones, Margal General Scien Wareham, Fril Arltlmmetic Bevens, Lawre Algebra, l-lost aww., Hawkins, Herbert Industrial Arts Blake, Dorothy History, Civics Voislrl, Edna Home Economics Solum, Norman Rand Willard, Milo Geography, Meteorology Page 8 Page 9 Thanks for the snap, Miss Mueller. Who's the girl on the left, John? What a face, Glenn! i Nm Roda Back 'Y Nancy and friends. l-low did you break your arm, Dayl? Take your Finger out of your mouth, Jeanne. v ,Q Lf . 'Af f 1 ' i 'X .: .,,: v rv 'Pm FM x ,gg 9, ,Q vi F3 www . f , v y' - K, . f ,ww 1 .wp 4 Q, 3 fx I gy M 11, .Liz Page 'VI Glwua 1 Amundson, Robert Football 1, 2, 4 . Basketball 1, 3 lntramurals 4 Glee Club 1,Q, 3 A Cappella 2, 3 Operetta Q, 4 Hi-Y Band Glee Thalia, 3, 4 1, ,. A-nz ferr, ffwdwx, all Aslon, Dorolllv Glee Club 1, 2 Transfer Redford, Va ,194Q Barrow, Bertha B. Glee Club 1, 9, 3, Vice 'President 3 Annual Stall 4 , Anderson, Zolena 2 3, 4 Club 1, Q, 3, 4 A Cappella 4 Student Council 4 G.A.A. 1, Q Thalia-Ag Plays 3, 4 Arndt, George William Latin Club 1, 9 Debate 3, 4 Forensics Q, 3 Student Council Q Hi-Y 4 Class Play 3 Thespians 9, 3 Annual Stall 9, 3, 4 ffvffif MPM Bradley, Delories Glee Club 1, 2 Orchestra 1, 9 Glee Club 1, 9, 4 , 3, 4 G.A.A. 1 holomew, Clyde Glee Club 1, 9 Operetta 1, 9 A Cappella 9 Boxing 1, 9 .s. 1 Baumbaclr, Opal G.A,A. 1, 3, 4 Gle Club1 Bans 9, 3 Beyles, Herb. F.F.A. Q, 3, 4 A5-Thalia Plays 3 Bayles, Helen M. Glez Club 2, 3, 4 fwv, Page 12 Cooper, Wayne Basketball 1, Soccer 3 Baseball 3 Swimming 1 Bowling 4 Volleyball Q, Transfer 4 9, 3 Crane, Maxine M. Band Q, 3, 4 G.A,A. 1, Q, 3, 4 Forensics 4 Tlialia 3, 4 Student Council 3, 4 Tlwalia-Ag Plays 3 Annual Staff 4 Glee Club 1, 9, 3, 4 Thespians Q Office 4 Chesley, Nadine C. V Cllllllllihsi, John G.A,A. 1, 9, 4 y Bnxins 1, Q, 3 Glee Club 4 ,,,lV . A I 7 Football 3 a'lr Z 7'lll 1 'kk. -, ' i i ..'-- gZ1',2. 1, MJ Davidson, Roselle Dibble, Duane Glee Club 1, Q, 3, 4 Latin Club 1, 9 Thalia 4 1: Volleyball 3 i ,J ,,, ff- VZ' ,, . 1g f , I Ej- 'ls LJ' loaf! if ,, Q - Dibble, Robert V DuBois, Deane Glee Club 1, 9 Football 1 Operetta 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3 A Cannell' 9 fl' r v , 5 1 - f Dunse, Virginia Dwals, Audley 'I Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1 3, 4 f Glu dine 1, 2, 3, - A Cappella 4 Class Play 1 2, 3 Annual Staff Q, 4 M rli' , '-, , I I Fntzslmmons, Merlyn Foster, Phyllis , 4 one Club 1, 2, 3, 4 lla GAA, 1,3 ' VV, - - , Annnsi sniff 4 , Glu Club 1, Q, 4 ' ' gf'T'l'f'fifs13 Z , N I Office 4 . ,7 L f, 55.11 , l af :gi kk,V , Golnon, Geneve i ,,M,H K K A , , ,, Hall, Doneen gig Cl-131,44 rlrl f rsa, a A so A QACA. S3253-14 6 I W , . Akrr T ,,, . , Q, K I , . 1, I I , wif'-'fe A fain s, 3, 4 Pep Club 1 I Q Ti ' 1 ,W A Cheerleader 1, 9, 3, 4 G-AA' Al 2 3' Glee Club 1, Y, 3, 4 Operetta 1, 2 . K A Treasurer 2 Stude Council 4 --f i i : H K 1, Tl-:alia-Ag Plays 3 llli , . f sll A , l X I f' ,., K 1 Mff! A A kj enough, Grace reenhalgh, Marv UVJ ' ' J G.A.A.1,3,4 GI CI b1,2, 3,4 , l ' of f' ' fj i Drarnatics 3 A appglla 1, Q, 3, 4 7'2LA':f1f7Y!'l'4A' X G A A Q , AM 1 .nd P' Cl'b1Q3,4 , 6serexa1Y -1,94-1 1, Tha1a9 3 4 Student Council Q Secretary 3 Vice President 4 M69 ffygyly l , 1 Z ' I I H uf , Q! J L In , I ' V , , . . . ' O' ' ,-,-fl 3. J jx M! Vice President? J' ' my ' ' w' 41 xg' H Page 13 ' 1-p Helfel, Rachem. G- Av A4 1 Harvey, Mnry Hurpold, Evert 2 3 4 Pep Club 1 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 3, 4 Annual Stall 1, 9, 3, 4 A Cappella Q, 3, 4 Basketball 9, 3 Editor 4 Latin Club 1, 2 Boxing 1, 9 Hein, Dorothy L. Glee Club 9, 3 Girls Chorus 4 Annual Staff 4 Hirschinger, Carol Glee Club 1, SZ, 3, 4 Operetta 1, 9 A Cappella 1, 9, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Thalla 9, 3. 4 Secretary 4 Thalia-As PldYS 9, 3, 4 Lat' 1 2 3 4 Harmel, Carol Glee Club 1, 9, 3, 4 A Cappella 1, 9, 3, 4 Thalia 4 Latin Club 3, 4 Student Council 3 G. A. A. 1 Operetta 1, 2 Jurllbr Clas5'PldY V! ' Holton, Gene W Q51 Football 1, Q, 3, 4 Basketball 1, Q, 3, 4 Track 1, 2 ' Tennis 9 ' Volleyball 2 O i E A ii A lili 3 i'.- 4 Isenberg, Paul ' ,, ..,., 1 f Band 1, Q. 3, 4 ' P Latin Club 1, 9 ' 15. Gln Club 1, 3, 4 . ,.., .1 it 13 CC Zmllt' 1' 3' 4 ,Q .i,u ' rec I uf ,,,fQ Opereua 1 Class Play 3 - K W Thesplans 9 I All Student Council 3 K X ...rv Johnson, Robert Jones, La Dornc Kaley, Colleen Kunrners, Florence Kepellre, Audrey F.F.A. 1, Q, 3, 4 GAA. 1, Q, 3 Pen Club 2, 3,4 Pen Club 2, 3,4 Glu Club 1, Q, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Thespians Q Student Council Q G.A.A. 1, 2 Thalie 2, 3, 4 Thelia 4 G.A.A. 2 Thespians Q, 3 Student Council 1 President 1 Page 14 Page 15 Karg, Fvedericlc S F. . . 41' Q' 3' 4 Killa, Pal Kruse, Robe!! Student Council 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Kowillwf Helen Mill' F.F.A. 1, 2, 3 Prom, King 3 Glee Club 1 c3.A.A, 1, 9, 3,4 Kms , Vwwn Gin Club 3 Football 3 Thelia 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Boxing 9, 3, 4 Gun Club 3 Treasurer 4 G.A.A, 2, 3 F.F.A. Oueen 4 Class Play 3 Band 3, 4 it ' fi wi l'. ,.1-1 7 llvll A 'P lll it , for ll' 3 Lange, Alice M. G,A.A. Q, 3 Glee Club 1, SZ, 3 4 Dramatics Club Q, Thelia 4 Pep Club 4 Student Council 2 5 Marini, Lena Glee Club 3 Dramatics 1, 2 G.A.A. 4 Annual Staff 9 Entered from Ablemen 3 1 We -W .- f5.f.,f, K b , V. 1, ': ,,?2,gAg.f5 q I - , , ,:,..., ,.,e ,,, Z , , , ,. , ,E ff-,, ..,,.,, 1 j Aga K Kunnlmnn, Roger Latin Club 1, 2 Student Council 3 Hi-Y 4 . V 6, I. Lusby, Marilyn Orchestra 1, Q, 3 Latin Club 1, Q 'YW ,ma-WW Marquardl, Ida Mae Glee Club 1, Q, 3 Chorus 4 Dramatics Club 3 W,,,,l'4!!J -QW it-,f Vw JW w M' lwwflfff lbw MQW Martin, Dorothy Annual 1, 9 Glee Club 1, 9, 3, 4 Dramatics 3 5.5555 ,f..L W, ff .,,,.. f ,,-, , W,,..,g, Martin, lla Band 1, 9, 3, 4 Latin Club 1, 9 A Cappella 1 Orchestra 1 Glee Club 1, Q, 3, Operetta 1, 2 G.A.A. 1, 9 Class Play 3 Debate 9, 3, 4 suis 'F st' ' 4 - N7 McCaskeY, Robert Martin, Margaret Football 1, 9, 3' 4 Glee Club 1, 9, 4 Baslcetball 1 G.A.A. 1, 9, 3 Treasurer 3 :fr-' gslijfs 14, 1 PM iffei .. .. .1 'ui f a st' , ',,..iz+- ? si'frl 'viiiiizsf fi' Efieg Mead, John Secretary 1 Boxing 1, Football 1, 9, Captain 1941 Traci: 1, 9, 3 President 2 Mueller, Edward Basketball 1 3 Stage Crew 3, 4 Glee Club 3 Page, Beverly G.A.A. 1, Q Latin Club 1, Parks, Harland Q McWilliams, Dorothy Glee Club 1, 9 Operetta 1 G.A.A. 1, Q, 4 Latin Club 1, 2 Annual Staff 4 Mouman, Marilyn Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 9, 3 Glee Club 1, Q, 3, 4 Thalia 3, 4 Latin.Club 1, 9, 3, 4 Annual Staff 3, 4 Nelson, Ruth Glee Club 1, 9 G.A.A. Q, 3, 4 Page, Harlan Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cap- tain 1943 Golf 1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 1 Pettengell, Harold Footbafl 1 BOY'S Glee Club 1, 9 Operetta 1, 9 P?esident,4 Latin Club Q Student Council 4 Ca Q! Annual Stall 4 Business Manager HL 14 Volleyball 3 ,fit Prouty, John L. Basketball 3 Band 3 Transfer 4 tfgiw -84. f efgfg naman, William Pint., may Powell. W Puma. Loma ii, , ,3,4 c5.A.A.1,Q,a,4 F tb ll1 GleClub1,9 3,15 52, 3 Glu ci.,b1,Q,s,4 Lian Ent, 1, Q G.f'f5.A. 2, 3 A Cappella 1, Q, 3 Thalia Q, 3, 4 Junior Class Play Office 4 l hespians1 2 3 Student Council 1 Cheerleader 9 Thelia 4 ' peretta1' 9' 3 Pep Club 9, 3, 4 Glee Club 9, 3 DELHI? 9 Qafbaii 3,14 ' lgatin Club 3,4 3 Cancel? 3 q - 9, T R3 , Q 3 peretta , V I f MW 1 kv frrsmglsrffl 1' 4 ,jecre ary E ,: ,X , U atin u , . ohfa,-1 f fi ' 1 My. - - 'xx AW Fsiinfifg DWL, ,. If 'df , , 'fr . f J 124. P682 16 A Caooella 3, F 1-if 0144 Rice, Violet A. Glee Club 1, Q, G.A.A. 9 Dayl F. otball Manager 2, 3 sketball Manager 1, 9, acl: Manager 2, 3 nnual Staff 2, 3, 4 -Y 3, 4 :lleyball 9, 3, 4 Sprecher, Jolln F.F.A, 1 4 3 Glee Club 3, 4 4 Class Play 3 Stanley, Betty Jean Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, Q, 3, A Cappella 1, 3, 4 Orchestra 1, 2, 3 Debate 2 Student Council 3, Operetta 1, 2 Thalia 4 Latin Club 1, 2 Thespians 2 Tl-:alia-A5 Plays 4 Steinweg, Lester Volleyball 3, President 3 Class Play 3 Oratory 2, 3 Hi-Y 2, 3 Page 17 4 4 4 Radlte, Nancy Band 1, Q, 3 A Cappella Glee Club 1 Forensics Q, Thalia 4 Class Play 3 H 4 Operetta 1, Q 4 Latin Club 3, Thespiens 2 G.A.F.. 4 L V L 'Qi ' 4 , 4 as , 4 r f X 5 je? Ramsdell, Warde Secretary-Treasurer 3 Transfer 1949 Rau, Robert Ready, Bob Culee Club 2, 3, 4 A Cappella 9, 4 Operetta Q Student Council 3 Cheerleader Q Football 1, Q, 3, 4 . Basketball 1, Q, 3, 4 MH VW' F' Track 1 F.F.A. 3, 4 Hi-Y Q, 3, 4 Glee Club 3, 4 Treasurer 1 Student Council 4 Scllaeht, Helen Marie , Lx . , sfltfgll ff Shaw, Eleanor Sinner, Virgil J. V, k,W:, ff Boxing 3, 4 G.A.A. 1, Q, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 --Q F.F.A. 1, Q, 3 Glee Club 1, 9 Operetta 2 ,QA Hi.Y 4 Latin Club 1 Boxing Q f2.l.g,,,,,g' 119441. Stewart, Jack Student Council Q Tracl: 2 llille Club 3 Track 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 4 Sluback, Hurley F b ll 1, 2 3 823531 2 a left W r , : Q Q I , , , , 5 L- ' , aa, . my St. John, Arlene Glee Club 1, Q, 3, 4 G.A.A, 1, 9 Thalia 4 Swanson, Iris M. Band 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 1, 9, 4 Thalia 3, 4 Operetta 1, Q Latin Club 1, Q A Canoella 1, 9 Glee Club 1, 2, 4 ,Gig Zellmer, Edgar Glee Club 1, 9 3 4 Baseball 1, 9, 3 Basketball Q, 3 Sports Writer 3 Class Play 3 Band 1, 9 A Cappella 4 Operelte 3 Zimmerman TracY Student Council 3 Zuehllre, Alice G A.A,1, 9, 3, 4 Glee Club 'l, 9 '-Lq.........Q,Q 0-J-Q. WE Zanlow Warren .,.- 2 : Don 31095 1940 Donald Bayles, 1937 N Page 'IQ Bob AddmS 'hr Jim Welske 1940 Wirt Holaday, 1939 , ,. -M ,wi Mr. Henry Jones, History, 1941 Se gpre Cher 7 1 7 Phil Biege, 1937 J W ,v Bob Ou, 1936 2, Hem dk CnarlO5 e 'km f 1 , Il GCQYQ Walecficfcaian anal Sa A thumbnail sketch ol our scholastic leader, Charlotte Hein, reveals that she is active in a number ol school activities. Among these are G.A.fN., Annual Stall, orchestra, and school treasurer. Charlotte would be happy with a bowl of chili, hot Fudge sundae, and records by Tommy Dorsey, sentimental gentleman of swing. Greer Garson is her favorite actress and pale blue her favorite color. Her pet peeve is an amateur on the violin. Runner up, George Arndt, does not devote all his time to study- ing. l-le has been an ardent supporter, as well as the treasurer, of the Barateen, a club for students. Like most men he likes a nice thick steak but for the duration George will settle for spaghetti. George is definitely not a long hair as he prefers Sammy Kaye and swing to the classics. Tennis, bowling, and pool occupy most of his spare time. Brown is his favorite color and Pat Q'Brien, his favorite actor. Page Q0 ff C,u YGl'5 n o'0 Mafxha pawn fin? ancf .Queen His Majesty the King, Bob Curry, monarch of the Junior Prom, dreams about a thicla steal: smothered in onions with a side order of French Fries and Hedy Lamarr. ln the good old summertime you'll find Bob with a brassie and a ball, pursuing his favorite sport, golf. Harry James and his sweet trumpet are tops with Bob although Glen Miller runs a close second. lncidentally, light blue is his favorite color and Mr. Smith his pet peeve. As time goes by, Martha Felgen will be remembered as the lovely Queen of the Prom of '43. Marty's idea of paradise is a gleaming dish ol orange sherbet and a night ol dancing to the music of Harry James. Her favorite color is yellow while John Payne holds First place as a leading man. Some of her school activities are band, Thalia, and G.A.A, . I A 4 ' . fy 'ali' ' X j fl D N-Q3 s lrl .ilF1D fv A , I K f J' if .5 .J A MW F Y ' H I First Row: N. Dummer, Behenlce, E. Hirmon, J. Haight, B. Bartholomew, B. Barlcenh-agen, G. Gamble, B. Cegelslce, M. Geoghan, W. Anthony. I l Second Row: H. Frye, I. Barrow, A. Brazzill, B. Al recht, M. Burkman, F. Cronn, M. Edwards, H. Craker, N. Fredman. f 5 Third Row: A. Cady, J. Austin, R. Bach, A. Beaudin, O. Collings L. Ahrensmeyer. - . AM! - Fourth R w: R. urry, D. Harmel, G. Buelow. I .Q 1. filly n 27 if 'W i 5 ' I f W9 ' by ., x N . 5 - Vi l If F sf J Q lv If . s ll li ' I ' 'X ,Y ' If ' 1 ,Fllf fly lj fl l Q M' .l ll VWV J ll, A ' . 1 f , ' 0 . . . ' my f'ily,f! Jffj President Vice President , 1, ,r ju B. Weiske M. Felgen QF pp! WW x,,,,h 1 it li: l 4 lr First Row: L. Larsen, G. Platt, M. McGilvra, V. Peck, M. Mendt, J. Osborne, A. Jones, S. O'Brien Second Row: J. Herfert, A. Plowman, F. Leneherr, N. Peterson, J. Hamish, H. Owens, B. Lee. 'ghirdhllswz RJIig?rse,RJ.LMott, D. Henlce, D. Nicholson, C. Kirchstein. Q our ow a a ge ,K I I . ll, . h . arrison, G. Jaedilce. Qi K , . K Page 92 J. 0 yy' y 44 til Q . x,,,,X 'LQ xg C Y '- if . X A . ff , 3 A , ax fy ,U 4, X '-tif-xi fl 'gl Secretary? Treasurg 9 Wa C. Sarah n A Sf N f . ii JJ ill ' . , jrllll 6l . Ujjvjll .J fffyxvj lf!! J ' ll! 'lf iff! ll l if ff- .Jw ff M ljfvb fly!! 27 r fl, l . ' M, Jyjjjfl, gy, eladd w7w5lf,'fu-Fc' , f ' f . 7 'HXVV Jtflliifl ,jf lv Q, .ff . 10' 1 'Z Civ. I I' lj, Shortly alter the beginning ol the school year, the Juni h o jjj! They are: President, Bob Weiske, Vice-President, Martha g X3'S.e ar , ' 'e 'R McGilvra, Treasurer, Charles Sarahan. Also, they elected Miss nn llerko assist , Mr. Scott as class advisor. . . . . Q 6 , year they were very successful. They presented a Henry Aldrich play, ie. was a very good performance, under the capable direction of Miss Mueller. lwlek-Q, The Junior-Senior Prom in the spring was held in the gym as usual, and d ed by the 7 Juniors. One ol the local orchestras played forthe occasion. The Finale ol every school year is commencement. A traditional custom is that the Juniors decorate lor this. Alter co leting a very full year, they also accomplished that taslc very well. The purpose ol the class play given in the fall is to raise money lor t wi Ll ' J 05 ' 'lyjv 'Qftf f ,yi .-Qff - S T R , if' J E if I i First Row: C. Rooney, M. Stoechkmann, V. Zantow, M. Reul, J. Tinkham, R. Posen, D. Schanlce, M. Yearman, J. Scallon, B. Wickus, C. Powers. Second Row: B. Simonds, L. Sklar, B. Rehbein, J. Schult, E. Voss, H. Wieglow, E. Schneider, V. Voll. Third Row: P. Riegler, L. Risteen, M. Stone, R. Vogel, B. Senger. ? Page Q3 3 'in 1 K lm tl V SJ Q! Qi' F First Row: M. Giebel, E. Albrecht, M. Giebel, D. Decker, D. Hammermister, D. Bates, U. Davis, D. Campbell, G, Austin. Yl ffl, 5 Second Row: D. Dunse, J. Ender, l. Harman, K. Fitzsimmons, G. Berkely, K. Dennis, S. Gollmar, J. Alexander. 56 Third Row: D. Conway P. Gollmar E. DePuis T. Gzrike, L. Fauslca' W. Buelcw B. Hawkins W lf f l. M 'NX K Fir t Row: M. Poole, B. Peterson, N. Koeppe, B. Jones, F. Jackson, D. House, L. Marquardt, M. Premo. S ond Ro : C Lartsen, E. Peterson, J. Smith, C. Ndqrtenson, J. lsenberg, M. Karg, C. Montheney, D. Karteck. ir Rcy4gOD e on, M. Pydynkowski, . Hill, D. Posen, R. Milner, F. Hein, W. Mayer. Q Q, C .S Ed HJ ,.,-N ' X s ComqAnrJ6'fr 11: X llllsllliipx ,ll 'l:lY:::x9-. .' ' ' ' 3 - fr nn P 1 .' .' - 1 -' L' :::: iw ' i J '- - - I lr 1- -' - ' , ' . . N i' l!!!l!ll l ':.'.i L .1 -' 51:20:24 - - llnusl' ' ' ' - 1 , ,. . . ' President Vice President 1. Xi H. Pierce J. Schilstra Page Q4 N-' S W YJ First Row- V Zantow A Reppenhagan H Swanson L Shelton A Schneider J Reiter W Sconce, L. Von Eitzen, D. Rau. W Second Rowg O. Rotzoll,'J. Schilstra, L.IZellmer, V. Schneider, Terry, A. Zuch,.C. Weston. Third Row. W. Smith, R. Reuland, M. Schneider, N. Seeley, L. Shaw, Y Fourth Row: L. Rath, W. Whaley, S. Van Orden. C. Voll. . my .sf i ,QWM .-S' elm were Page Q5 This year's Sophomore Class contains new laces among the old. lo the newcomers, and the last year's Freshmen, the Senior l-ligh School holds a great lascination. For the First clays the poor Sophomores were lost among tradition and custom. Soon, however, they found that they were rapidly becoming a part ol the Senior l-ligh student body, and ceased to lose themselves between classes. The Senior High ollers many extra-curricular activities, almost all ol which have a place lor Sophomores. Only a lew ol these are available to Freshmen. Now the Soph's have a chance to distinguish themselves. This year the ollicers lor the Sophomore Class are: President, l'larolcl Piercei Vice- President, June Schilstrai Secretary, Dorothy Campbelli and 'l'reasurer,'0tto Baumgarten. Mr. l'leinze is the class advisor. Student Council representatives are as lollovvs: Mr. Brown's l-lomeroom, Oscar Thomp- soni Miss Enright's l-lomeroom, Sandra Gollmari Miss l-laclcett's lmlomeroom, Dorothy Ann Campbell. With these ellicient ollicers, the Soph's should make this year's class the best one yet. Secretary Treasurer D. Campbell O. Baumgarten r TN LOB Q Q ! N i 'Q S Page 96 First Row: P. Frye, B. Hanley, A. Bresnahan, S. Elmer, M. Gasser, L. Brennan, L. Felgen, J. Bray, G, Greenwood, G. Guthrie, M. Bimel. Second Row: V. Capener, L. Daege, E. Gasser, B. Burmiester, l. Bisch, A. Gustin, M. Cline, V. Fuller, B. Fawcett, E. Albers. Third Row: R. Berge, R. Crowe, C. Brooks, L. Gallus, D. Eclces, R. Bear, D. Bittriclr, D. Boettcher, E. Barfield, M. Blau, G. Gerlce. Fourth Row: D. Farris, J. Hanger, D. Dieter, G. Donahue, P. Fraser, M. Fowler, F. Cone. President Vice President R. Hess H. l-larpold Secretary Treasurer J. Stoeckmann F. Cone First Row: N. Lincoln, l. Hiller, J, Jenks, E. Moore, J. Morton, B. LaMar, P. Lee, P. Kamenslcy, D. Jessop, K. Haynes, D. Karg. Second Row: L. Lynch, P. Kirner, A. Kluender, B. Latotzka, M. Kerndt, V. lsenberg, E. Litscher, D. Nelson, B. Husted, L. Hauser. Third Row: T. Leahy, P. McCormick, L. Kapelka, W. Hugo, R, Nicholson, R. Hess, H. Harpold, T. McGuah, R. Mitchell, G. Johnson, M. Martiny, J. Kindschi Fourth Row: W. Krueger, J. McManamy, D. Jackson, M. Johnson, L. Larrabee, ll. Haskins, D. Lehman. Fifth Row: M. Lange, R. Neitzel, R. Heitlze. W UlVVV x First Row: J. Stein, L. Swatford, F. Simonds, E. Stieve, C. Wick, P. Warren, M. Ouiggle, M. Rachor, S. Stelcl, L. Rittenhouse, A. Premo. Second Row: J.-Steinmetz, D. Sateren, M. Pieper, J. Wedel, D. Rehbein, M. Terry, D. Steinhorst, M. Powell, B. Swanson, A. Peterson. Third Row: D. Rau, D. Paslce, R. Pierce, M. Red Cloud, L. Schaefer, D. Peterson, R. Stanley, M. Rathman, H. Thomas, J. Stevens, J. Stoeclcmann Fourth Row: K. Wilcox, R. Schluter, R. Siberz, W. Rooney, E. Simons, D. Schanlce, W. Stangohr, R. Prothero. The Freshman Class shows promise ol being a very socially prominent class. The student body chose very etlicient ollicers with Robert l-less, President, l'lerbert l-larpold, Vice- President, James Stoeclcmann, Secretary, and Fred Cone, Treasurer. This was unusual as all their ollicers were boys. Jane Morton and Lloyd Schaefer are the Student Council Repre- sentatives and Miss Evert is their advisor. The class is proud ol their three cheerleaders. They are peppy little Nancy Lincoln with those two Flashing brunettes on each side, Lenore Felger. and Ann Bresnahan. The Freshman Class is active in nearly every activity including Band, Pep Club, Latin Club, Glee Club, Boxing, F.F.A., G.A.A., Football, and Baslcetball. This class is bound to be one which weill hear a lot about in the luture. KQV. 6... A ML QMJMM. n i Page 97 First Row: Ci. Herschel, M. Nelson, E. Baumgarten, A. Davis, L. Platt, C. Carrier, T. Mohler, V. Cochrane, B. Chesley, J. Hill, C. Rinltob. Second Row: L. Cuetschman, A. Baumgarten, M. Campbell, J. Lambert, B. Burton, Nl. Hanson, J. Wareham, M. Burlcman, D. Zimmerman, P. Bohn. Third Row: B. Martin, R. Bartholomew, R. Raabe, A. Dipole, K. Borclr, J. Curry, D. Cleveland, G. Zoolc, J. Dibble, W. Grosshans. Fourth Row: D. Bump, R. Hirschinger, M. Carlsen, R. Clift, L. Bortles, R. Bruhns, H. Wyatt, R. Jenks, D. Ender. First Row: J. Jones, E. Schultz, L. Epperson, M. Martin, B. Lovell, B. Reynolds, D. Shaw, B. Hauge, E. Newkirlc, D. Zantow. Second Row: D. Dummer, J. Pierce, P. Timmerman, R. l-loyer, J. Luce, J. Powell, J. Troyer, J. Westphal. Third Row: J. Meyers, P. Stewart, D. Martin, A. Luce, C. Prothero,,C. Reichard, E. Radies, J. Grubb. Q Fourth Row: R. McGinnis, A. Waddell, M. Luetltins, M. Zantow, A. Harpold, D, Holt, R. Ruefer, R. Jones, R. Meiers. fifffffwwfe The eighth grade has increased in size this year. It is divided into two classes, the home rooms ol Miss Voight and Miss Blalce, a new comer. The eighth grade has participated heavily this year in all lcinds ol recreation. They have participated in Band and Junior Chorus and athletics. The girls have G.A.A. and the boys have boxing, baslcetball and lootball. The eighth grade is also doing its part in the war effort. Every day during home room they drinlc a bottle ol millc to help lceep their bodies strong and lit. Once a weelc, on Tuesdays during home room they put all ol their spare money into stamps and bonds instead ol wasting lt. The eighth grade has chosen Marilyn Nelson as its representative to Student Council. Page 98 Page Q9 s awe., The promotion into the Junior High School of the Seventh Grade has brought many new experiences for its members. There are seventy-seven members in this grade. Frances Bartholomew is the student council representative. The class ol'licers are: President, Nancy Ailes, Vice-President, Eugene Weston, Secretary, Althea Steele, and Treasurer, Margaret Kane. The advisors ol the class are their three home room teachers: Mrs. Andrews, Miss Wareham, and Mr. Willard. The members ol the Seventh Grade are very active in the several extra-curricular activi- ties. lncluded in these are: Junior Chorus, Band, Orchestra, G.A.A., and Junior High Ath- letics. Many ol the students buy millc each weelt and have played an important role in boost- ing the total of the stamp and bond sales. First Row: N. Dibble, J. Brock, P. Kitto, M. Barfield, M. Kane, M. Black, F. Bartholomew, N. Ailes, P. Herfort. Second Row: R. Kirner, L. Galin, L. Getschmann, G. Hanger, G. Buelow, R. Hess, J. Henry, J. Herschel, H. Hein. Third Row: S. Grabow, M. Hiller, J. Cook, D. Briggs, M. Hiller, C. Fletcher, D. Hager. Fourth Row: K. Goman, L. Burclchardt, R. Cronn, R. Hillmer, C. Kent, D. Green, G. Cook, R. Black. First Row: C. New, R. Platt, A. Steele, J. Radel, A. Owens, B. Solum, B. Meters, J. Stoeclcmann, M. Schwartz, J. Lehman. Second Row: L. Parks, R. Meyer, J. Montanye, D. Moedinger, J. Troyer, A. Kuepfer, K. Luetkins, R. Knaub, L. Voll. Third Row: D. Weinke, G. Kohlhapp, D. Kunce, C. Hawkins, M. Meiers, E. Lawrence, D. Zins. Fourth Row: R. Powell, D. Moore, D. Zantow, N. Manges, K. Woznicke, L. Stewart, A. Madalon. H ts Were Young and Ken and Bob Cdr Q ...M 111- flli W Vuhzn ICDU' Gay f Back to school! Ped Grange at the football banquet 1---W ry 'f ,wiiif e snapped the picture anyway, Jack! Our twirIers In flwo lilwrarv Paqe 30 fy-rw y - - iA.f1-.A-T ff- 4745 el' LM Atbletm IN ,X MM Fir Pow: G. Holton, K. LeMoine, H. Pierce, D. Lange, R. Ready, 'o hue, D. Harmel, N. Holmes, G, Howard. l f f Se nd Row: O. Baumgarten, J. Lenehan, D, Arndt, Weiske, . . key, J. M er arpold, Coach Kru er. 1 Thi Row: H. Holt, B. Conway, O. Schluter, H. Ca .Stone, ' 'Ni uncls - T, X- dm' X ' Fou th Row: R. Stanley, L. Borclc, J. Platt, .Pierson, C. e . l u e, A. BI M Q . .X U c. X at 4 N 5 .Aff , 'V i ll X , f ' i at xlu - g i X, Q N I . . Q fi ftf 3 4 I, . 4 y ,N ' v I Baraboo High Schools Gridiron Gladiators were conference contenders throughout the entire '49 season. Under the capable direction ol Coach paul Krueger, the Baraboo boys earned a first division berth in the newly organized Hgouthern len Conference. The locals dropped their initial performance to a strong Edge- wood team. Recovering from their bad start the Baraboo eleven won three straight tilts, as they turned baclt Ft. Atlcinson, Sparta, and Reedsburg, At this point Coach Krueger's Warriors were in a three way tie for the conference lead. lhe second set-baclc ol the year came at a critical moment, for it dropped Baraboo into second place. The locals surged baclc to defeat Wisconsin Dells and Monroe. The last game of the season held the late of the Baraboo team. This was the traditional Armistice Day clash with portage. portage toolc an early lead, but at half-time the score was tied. Baraboo Fought vainly to stop the opposition, but they pushed across another six points in the remaining moments oi play to talce the game and the title. I wif Page 39 i Cl . F st Po l? Ready D Ha mel T Baumgarten K LeMoine, H. Page, L. Borclc, H. Cady, N. Holmes, J. Meyers, ll. Bach, M Sgcondvlgbw: Mr. Brown, Cone, F. Terbilcdx,-H, LeMoine, A. Blish, O. Baumgarten, E. Hewitt, V. Mayers, Coach Kruege Z Th rd Row: B. Stanley, R. Church, G. Quale, T. Gerike. f IN it amifii Page 33 Baraboo won its opening game from prairie Du Sac by a score of Q7 to 19. Follow- ing this opener, Baraboo went into a hard luclt strealc which was not brolcen until the Blue and Gold trimmed Stoughton by a score ol 35 to 98. It was in this game that Johnny Meyer set the new conference record by scoring Q3 pointsl The Following weelc the team avenged a previous one-point setbaclc by taicing a Five-point decision from Richland Center. The locals talting a Q9 to Q4 victory from the Badger preps ol Madison, and in its last win of the year, Coach Krue- ger's Circus City Cagers avenged another one-point defeat by taking Wisconsin Dells to the tune oi 35 to 26. Johnny Meyer was third in conference scoring with a total oi 'IQ3 points. Second high for Baraboo was Hpussi' l-larmel and Brud page was third. continued their winning strealt by 36 , to G45 r . i a fx TIRES F ,- s O OR 'Zia 'Fuss ou LF Waddell Seann Q4 QW of Waaiiall XA srl y, ,. ,goo Co srl X CP gs? H41 3 so , 4' . ,Xa 2 I 3 rl Z ff' , .,-l ,g5?, xx Z September Q5 October. 2 October 9 October 16 October 24 October 30 November 4 November 'l'l . . . .Edgewood-Home . .Fort Atlcinson-l-lome .........Sparta .....Reeclsburg- -Tlwere Home Richland Center-There Wisconsin Dells- .......Monroe Home -There . . . .Portage-There 7-19 97- 6 90- 6 39-'19 'I 3-20 46- O 33- O 6-'13 .. i-'oak H LS .gx X: Yxoxo .C Q 0 x-XX N639 .- W5 Page 34 , W The boys who earned letters were: Co-Captains-'Dutch' Lange and Bob Readyf upussn Harmel, Cow Howardf Otto Baumgarteni mfrigu Holteni Ev Harpoldi Lefty Piercei Nick Holmesf Bob Wieskei Buck Donahue Dick Arndt, Bob Mccaskeyf HKen Lemoinei John Meyeri Ona Sclwleuter, Herb Cadyi Jug Lenehan and Manager Bob Stanley. , e 29 'Sf '29 O6 ., H7 o4.OD 6 4 Or, fem t . ,W free zuwfgadi-E Mm an 43- H Q! 5:1 a li 'ij hon pu If 8 M r my., lwofbe I 11 1 ,E , cf ,J ,, 14 :UW Page 35 Dec. 1 Prairie du Sac Cthereb ..... Dec. 4 Fort Atkinson Ctherej ..... Dec. 7 Ed erton Cherej ...,..... Dec. 11 Richland Center Cherej ...... Dec. 18 Monroe Cthereb ............ Jan. 8 Wisconsin Dells Ctherej .,... Jan. 19 Reedsburg Cherej. . ,..... Jan. 15 Porta e Qherej ........... Jan. QQ Stougliton Ctherej ......... Jan. S29 Richland Center Ctherej ...., Feb. 5 Wisconsin High Cherej. . . . . . Feb. 1Q Wisconsin Dells Cherej ..., Feb. 19 Reedsburg Ctherej .......... Feb. 26 Portage Ctherej ,.......... Reg ional tournament held ar Reedsburg Mauston ,.......... ..... T. Baumgarten H. Page ....Q4 -Z BASKETBALL SCHEDULE B.H.S. Opp. Q7 19 25 35 18 31 19 Q0 18 30 Q3 Q4 Q7 37 ....Q5 31 35 28 Q3 18 99 94 35 S26 35 47 16 31 34 R. Bach K. LeMoine H. Cady - .... , .,.. iei ' I MS.. W... New K. M... my-sw. ' ti....,...?.. . , . . . M is I , f I gl iff' ii time , .. . g ga wh X gn , K .V - c I 7,5 -3 .- W - is . e ,e fi , . . .... was , 1' 1' ' ' I 5-35:--I 8 wwe I r me or .5 is I ssis I M M K I W Sk B. Ready J. Meyer D. Harmel L. Borclc N. Holmes Page 36 First Row: G, Buelow, W. Frank, H. Slaback, C. Hill, B. Matheney, G. Howard, O. Schluter. Top Row: Mr. Willson, H. Cady, H. Pierce, T. Donohue, J. Mead, L. Borck, O. Baumgarten, D. Sorg. '7aackan.cfE ' The Baraboo Track Team coached by Supt. G. L. Willson won the Triangular meet, lost the lnvitational to Wisconsin l ligh, but won the sectional meet at La Crosse. lr was in this last contest that J. Mead placed First in the TOO, QOO, and discus, thus giving Baraboo a splendid victory. J. Mead and l'l. Slaback both plac Jin the state. C. l-lill was elected captain ol the 1942 squad. -flhis fabout lilty boys, under the coaching ol Mr. Brown, reported lor boxing, in the biggest and lbesvt ason in our schools history. Under coaches Brown and Gilbert, they all put up a swell light in , llhex ring. Under the Legion's sponsorship, the boys pound it out and prove it takes brains, brawn, and ' careful c hing to make good boxers. Let's all cheer lor Browns Bombers. lv l B ,J 1' Lf' first Row: Mr. Brown, J. Meyers, R, llaabe, B. Warn, D. Rau, W. Martin, D. Cleveland, L. Powers, G. Miller, P. Scl-iluter, P, McCormick, J. Kindchi T. Leahy, G. Pierce, J. Stevens. Qi Second Row: D. l-loloday, R. Bach, D. Arndt, W. Volbrecht, E. Simmonds, L. DuPuis, R. Crowe, D. Puttkamer, M. Ratlxman, W. Craker, Martiny, P. Lynch J ' i Page 37 Top Row: C. Pierce, H. Slaback, O. Schluter, J. Austin, N. Seeley, R, Powell, J. Slaback, R. Reuland, E. DuPuls, D. Posen, C. Kirchstein, E. Conway C. Hein, R. Reuler. i Robert Milner, R. Curry, H. Page, D. Arndt, G. Ouale, Mr. Rinkob. WJWU ln the 1949 season oi the Baraboo golf team, they tied for fourth place in the new South- ern Ten Conference. Although defending the 1941 state championship title, they placed only 14 in a Field of 33 schools. The B.l'l.S. Cup was won by Harlan Page with the score ol 153. Diclc Arndt was runner-up with a score oi174. intramural baslcetball, managed by Mr. Smith, was again held this year. The four teams taking part were: the Second Ward Rockets, the First Ward Wolves, the Freshmen, and the Farmers, lcnown as the Aggies. The Rockets Finished on top. First Row: E. Zellmer, P. Amundson, D. DuBois E. Harpold, T. Donohue. Top Row: T. Adams, J. Powell, M. Stone, D. gorg. Page 38 M . J Meyers B Frank L Risteen 'r 7'b7xIflJ 8 I V F . i f JF' Pg X Not Showing: Mr. Bmedstead,'D. Altman. f . -VIP' s I .. r wr f yi If llolwiqgfnuix 'ff '7efuu4' and pep em First Second Row: N. Fredman, D. Hall, S. Gollmar, L. Zellmer, L. Von Eitzen, F. Kammers C. Kalev, Miss Nez. Third Row: M. Greenhalgh, M. Edwards, L. White, M. Mossman, E. Dennis. Page 39 The Lettermen were: B. Franlc, J. Meyer, D. Altman, l.. Risteen, and P. Arndt. The subs were P. Arndt, and R. Protraz. We ended third in the state meet with Fort Atkinson in First place. This is a good record but let's malce it better this year. Mr. Brown is our new advisor. I The unsung heroes behind the boys are the Pep Club, whose purpose is to lceep up Lhej. purse and the Den. Miss Nee should be praised for the Fine yvlaiyf-in which lsl'Lf,adviSes'thefe .4 ,I I 1 f . SIflS. l' , J A I l I ,Xb A - !I J JV5 . I A J , 1 v s -.. f 4. s I UA ' k ... f ', ,RJ Row: N. Lincoln, A. Breshnahan, B. Pirtle, G. Austin, M. Geoghen, D. House, G. Medalcn, J. Height, B. Bartholomew. morale of everyone. HSis l'lall taltes charge of the meetings while Muggs:, Edwards Handlers, . Bob and Joe The Rocket Leaders Mat Dance T What's cookin'7 The Bayles Twins The Ten High page 40 M mp? , W W aeaizmu fc!! 1 -- vf- fvf--A., -vv- -.Y ' 24,44 imc, L' v l I A P 1 'I' ' 4 . r 'ff 1 r ', ff '41-arf 1'-A.,-,L -,N L ,..,If x'7n--Q, ,mfg 4, 1 M4 f M V049 - Q . ' I, ' ' I ' .4 as , f - F 1,17 -' off fH f '474 1,fa..,,,,,c,,,, , ,.,,.,' , WA, fc, 'A f ,z,X1c.A.J , 1- , ff . 4 WMU- 'M fr - - . A4- Annual Since everything is patriotic now, it was decided to have victory the theme of the 1943 Min-ne-wau-lcan. ln it we have attempted to show the part our high school students are playing in the war program. All through the year the boys and girls have been robbing their mother's pantries ol old pots and pans, donating big sister's last pair ol sillc stockings to the army for parachutes, practicing First Aid bandaging on little brother, and giving our spare time to helping the ration board. The girls have given up nail polish so that they may roH bandageslorthe Red C1053 and novvthe boysrefuseto Ueattheirdatesto anydung more than a colce so that they can buy more war stamps a weelc, and that is a good enough reason forthe girls. The Annual stall sincerely dedicates this 1943 yearbook to our boys in service who are collecting .laps instead of scrap and who are sacrificing more than nail polish and chocolate sundaes. -6? ba Q in J VM. 17 is , ly iii! A Y r i cf' . ltfl ff V tl 5-I V df hy! , f ' X4 ' '. ' F fm V w- If ,312 Q fl M f' lf, , ff . lr' ,K ,A QF j Q f Ky f: x Q AJ ilvhg X ,'f 1 1:11 S P ,?Q'l,A.'d . 'Kms 5 pb Qz1l, 'K 'Silt Q P Q V 'V 'WI ig ' 99 Page 49 Page 43 All ol the Min-ne-wau-l4an's car- toonists for this year are new. R. Kunzelman is the new addition to our photography statl. l-le is worlc- ing with P. lsenberg and D. Sorg who are old hands at snapping pictures ol unsuspecting people. Rachel l-letlel is our efficient editor who worlcs in coordination with G. Arndt, N. Fredman, M. Moss- man, and l'l. Parlcs. We all want to extend our sin- cere thanlcs to Miss McDonald, our advisor, who has patiently strug- gled with us through the pages of the Min-ne-wau-lcan. First Row: H. Parks, D House Miss McDonald R. Heffel N Fredman M. Mossman. Second Row: B. Wickus, M. Crane, M. Fitzsimvhons, B Albrecht V Peck Third Row: R. Kunzleman, R. Zastrow, J. Isenberg, C. l-Iein, D. Kartaclc, McGilvra. Fourth Row: G. Arndt, S. Van Orden, W. Pierson, D. Hein, A. Dwars, D. Fredriclcson, M. Pydynlcowslci. First Row: M. Poole, Z. Anderson, N. Fredman, A. St. J h , N. R dk , C. H l, G. G , J. O b B. B h l J H'II .?Ef:angolSBvvH Fi'E:nmmfrst.B.,3:a3iey,gAMMEidt, JH Ecpugg RI2i.IFel5jin,ER. Davacclggs, C. lgiifggiiil-lien'Absgghnsgnjrhzsomiiflller. I i :.iery,w.aaan,.reena,.ae,. ,, ,, ,. IM, 't Fourth Row: F. Leneherr, D. Hall, B. Pirtle, P. Kitto, Crane, llSwan:22?E. Derrfrilig J. Hvjrrllgrtf WM 5 MCGIIWG Adm Each year twenty new members are voted into Thalia. They were initiated with formal induction services at the city library, followed by the usual informal initiation the next day. The following members were elected to lead the club: president, M. Greenhalgh, Vice President, M. Mandt, Secretary, Z. Anderson, Treasurer, C. l-lirschinger, and Student Council Representative, M. Crane. Miss Jeanne Mueller was chosen as the r new advisor to assist Miss Johnson. We toolc part in the Thalia-A3 Plays and gave many boolc reviews during the year. f Q. . i fri! . 4'v l 6!: H'IIl 'r,f'x! 133 I 5:-ki .gf 'FISH' I Page First Row: J. Lenehan, F. Kar5,O. Schluter H Slabaclc R Amundson R Ready J Mead D Sorg Second Row: Mr. Scott,G. Howard, B Weislce T Donohue D Arndt G Arndt L Steinweg Third Row: Mr. Brown, G. Buelow, J. Orton M Stone H Pierce J Austin H Cady Fourth Row: O. Baumgarten, L. Borck, R Vogel H Holt N Holmes T Baumgarten G Quale .JI Every Thursday night one ol the chapters of the local Hi-Y clubs holds its potluclc supper and stag session in the old Home Economics room. Guest spealeers are invited to several ol the meetings and they educate the fellows in various ways. Hi-Y operates a second hand bool: store and sponsors several school dances. We share a sleigh ride with the Thalia girls and annually hold a Father and Son banquet. ln order to inform the community what the purpose of Hi-Y is we hold a formal Induction Service in one of the local churches. This beautiful and impressive candle-light ceremony is enjoyed by the community. R Q di E 'srl' Page 45 1' five fa rr . WV . fir .EAT 1 it -f , W T JEHJSIC pro Scpublicy e 8 on lc n Q aw out ro ere his an happ nd es sroeas 1 a emem o e I n o iss Je n e ler and wltht o avid HOusd 8 ce et n 9,0 'Q Q fj , l g X 4 A LI fy 5 E . ix ' ' ' ' is ' tl ', th ' . ' Flo cl ' , ' la ' cl d tn G b , ' ed ,N ,n l ' . s , ' 1 Il' ,SN l 'inry Findin himself i e i le of uble tempt o Find W , . F a ' e do . l Us ' en a ' l in r atio Ml N . i l 'd ll l th t. g complete su ess. by Qtwtlfl AW lu M at -Q f - QW -We - - ope ati o the t, e-up an stag rews, the pl we a Nj if af gif! J gl i if Seated: V. Peck, R. Vogel, M. Geoghan, B. Rehbein, iss Mueller, J. Harnish, M. Edwards, J. Moon, M. Felgen. ' L . A x Standing: J. Meyers, J. Austin, L. Risleen D Holaday, M. Mandi, J. Tinkham, B. Bartholomew, V. Zantow, J. Mott, A. Plowman, P. Breshnahen, W. Keney. fx l X I 1 J f QV 7 co Qyijj syl V, I 1 I K. f x yu X ll rX l !x9lr .1 w X N X ly rx ' i ll Page 46 L 1 GD .Ll x I Mr. Brown's Arithmetic Class An English refresher Class L4 ,dead page didn-af 425 065: fave. -711, sczmzu Wm ZW ge-we Lilce other schools throughout the nation, Baraboo l'ligh has adopted a program which will ' ,laid the government in its war effort. X ,. Much valuable time is lost in Army and Navy training camps in getting the men into top fl physical shape. To eliminate this costly training period, our school has employed a compulsory X ,.,.' physical education program lor all Seniors and all Juniors 'l8 years old. The boys have an exten- '. nllsive course in calisthenics, obstacle courses, hand-to-hand combat, wrestling, and boxing'all f J , ol which conditions them lor lile in the armed service. The girls are also talcing an extensive - ii gym course to Srfngthen themselves for the many harder taslcs which they will undoubtedly flece in the future. llhe Army and Navy have long complained at the laclc ol lcnowledge in mathematics which 'l their ment have. To remedy this, refresher courses in arithmetic and al ebra were given the fy, i , 8 I A t L Seniors' It was thought that the students were mostly rusty, so, instead of employing an extensive yiprogram, a simple review was used to refresh them on lundamentals. The Juniors were given a ' i A review course in English grammar to enable the boys to interpret Army orders and to correctly If 1 lf lf J give commands themselves. H ' aft W' Thefboys talcin agriculture and adults in night classes were taught how to save and repair , -' 5 valuable larm mpc inery and ways to increase farm production. ln the summer, the department ' ,. .' , i will aid in pliking farm help. ,,-V ,All thrdiligh the year the purchase of war stamps and bonds was high. The students from all ,X -1 .the schools bought about 511,500 worth ol stamps and bonds from September lirst to February . I' I- first. - X U 1 ,l A lr can tnuthlulbi bl said that our school's contribution to the war ehfort has not been small, v i and we ale all proud of the part we have played. , I E Jr l lx 'i . i ' l V x ,- K J l ,5 f g i'BiflT?gl i ng i . B l' W. A, I1 I l -' 1 X, I l all l .,, ,l Page 47 Home ROOU1 Al82l5fd The Meteorology Class 2 l 2 First Row' M. Nelson, S. Gollmar, Z. Anderson, M. Crane, G. Goman, B. Stanley, D. Campbell, F. Bartholomew. Second Row: R. Vogel, V. Rehr, H. Parks, F. Karg, H. Cady. Third Row: Mr. Smith, J. Austin, H. Pierce, G. Howard. Sfucfeni Gauncil The north study hall ol the Senior High School is the scene ol many an important meeting. For it is here that the Student Council holds its meetings the lirst and third Mondays ol every month. A representative is elected from the homerooms and various organizations ol the school. These repre- sentatives meet to discuss and solve the problems arising within the school. With the aid ol their com- petent advisor Mr. Garner Smith, they have worlced out a system which has been very helpful in reducing the number ol detentions received by any student. Another protege ol the Council is the Club Broad- vvayf, The ollicers lor this year are: president, Betty Stanley, Vice president, Herbert Cady, and Secre- tary-lreasurer, Zolena Anderson. .,H R023 ..-I. t . I ff: f ,T -. x ff X ' 57'-X ., ' 3 , If , ...-.- c, - . A cf xl I ' A - 1 ' V ' f . .- - V The Student Council has been very etlec- tive in sponsoring war drives in the high schools. They have sold tags for the Red Cross and introduced Defense Stamp Day in every homeroom. As a new project, the members are collecting the names ol all the boys in the service who have attended Bara- boo High School. They will post these names on an Honor Roll and then encour- age the students to correspond with the boys. Page Page 49 First Row: C. Wick, D. Bailey, J. Bray, N. Lincoln J. Jenks, B. Burmister, M. Gasser, J. Hamish. Second Row: L. Gallus, D. Eclces, H. Amundson, Gasser, B. Hanley, L. Rittenhouse, R. Frye, S. Stekl, V. Oldenburg Top Row: R. Dibble, P. Lee, V. lsenberg. P. Zinnerly, M. Mandi, M, Crane, J. Ziemendorf, J. Keding, W. Creker. Not Showing: Advisors: Miss Arveson, Miss Ewert, Miss Mueller. Qoaenua Forensic activities in the Senior High consist ol dramatic readings directed by Miss Mueller and extemporaneous spealcing and orations di- rected by Miss Arveson. Miss Ewert directs the Junior High students participating in Forensics. The elimination and cli-strict contests are held early in April. The Victory Forensic's Club was organized J 3 4 L 7' r lux opp we N i! AL F A 0 a . Q A7 ,L . A A sf' 'A 'WC 455 Q s' ' 1,11 6 oh ee' Q 1,- ox vi an -1' qAlqAA'f1 this year to replace debating. The purpose ol this program is to train students to gather inlor- mation, to encourage them to thinlc honestly and objectively on the basis of such information, and to express themselves effectively in private and public discussion. bell, P. Zimmerly, V. Zantow. Second Pow: L. Von Eitzen, M. Stoeclcman, A Luce, J. Harnish, Miss Nee. First Row: L. Felgen, N. Lincoln, S. Stelcl, M. Camp- Third Row: D, Hall, J. Schult, N. Fredman, M. Mandt. ai-'s '::: 'i , L i g V l l lx Q. A. 4. G.A.A. is an organization for girls who are interested in athletics. The two high schools have separate G.!5x.A. clubs. They participate in many sports. At the head ol each sport is a captain. The captains are: volleyball, Joan Schult, baslcetball, Jean l'larnish, baseball, Lola Von Eitzen, tennis, Francis Russ, and bowling, Virginia Zantow. The Junior G.A.A. captains are: Nan Lincoln lor the Ninth grade and Ann Luce for the Eighth grade. The girls have parties, dances, hikes, and this year they are planning to have archery and square danc- ing. They have never had this before but it is expected that a large group will participate. Business meetings are held once each month. The organization is under the supervision of the Physical Education teacher, Miss Janet Nee. The officers elected this year are: for Senior G.A.A.-President, Doneen Hall, Vice- President, Marjorie Mandt, Secretary, Phyllis Zimmerly, and Treasurer, Marguerite Stoeclc- man. For Junior G.A.A.-President, Sandra Stelcl, Vice-President, Marjorie Campbell, and Secretary, Lenore lelgen. Page Page 51 4. 4. 14. Future Farmers of America or F.l:.A. as it is com- monly lcnown is a national organization. The group is sell-governing under adult guidance. Present ol'ii- cers are: President, Victor Rehr, Vice President and Student Council Representative, Fredericlc Karg, Secretary, Lowell Ahrensmeyer, Treasurer, Leo Wieglow, Reporter, Ralph Zastrow, Sergeant-ab Arms, Eugene Bassett, and Advisor, Mr. l-leinze. Their social activities include a program of three one act plays given with Thalia. lt was recently decided to provide their officers with jaclcets. G Q. I , qi 63 1. 1 -1 ffflijll, 9 ., 4, 0 Q' I, .4 ch 5'f,flf' i I I . ff XA Q l 1 v 5 3 First Row: K, Wilcox, R. Pierce, P. Siberz, E. Giebel, E. Hinz, R. Reuland, G. Johnson, C. Meyer, F, Zimmerman. Second Row: L. Ahrensmeyer, L. Roth, D. Peterson, W, Kohlmeyer, J. Mclvianamy, A. Cady, O. Collins, P. Zaslrow, Mr. Heinze. Third Row: H, Bayles, R. Johnson, F. Karg, R. Hill, C. Hein, V. Eehr, W. Rooney, J. Mott. T First Row: D. Nelson, J. Morton, S. Gollmar, C, l-lirschingtr, Miss McDonald, L. Sklar, V. Peck, N. Radke, C. Harmel. Second Row: D. House, E. Gasser, J. Bray, G. Gamble, B. Pirtle, P. Kirner, D. Jessop. Third Row: M. Rachor, M. Stoeclcmann, J. Tinlcham, L. Rittenhouse, l-l. Swanson, N. Lincoln, J. Alexander, G. Greenwood, S. Van Orden, L. Cafferty, A Beaudin Fourth llowz G. Flliott, L. Swanson, G. Austin, A Plowman, J. Schilstra, V. lsenberg, P. Lee, M. Fowler, W. Cralcer, R. Berge. Filth Row: D. Bailey, L. Hauser, R. Bear, K. Osborne, G. Ouale, R. Gollmar, L. Risteen, B. Roberts. I mem xg l Latin Club had an exciting start this year with election ol otlicers. The following were chosen: Consul, Carol l-lirschinger, Aedile, Landon Risteen, Legatus, Glenn Quale, praetor, Jane Morton, Quaestor, Bill Roberts. They were installed by the candlelight service. At the second meeting the new members performed an exceptionally amusing initiation, which proved that Latin is lar from being a dead language. A public initiation was given the following day. The other meetings were also very interesting under the guidance ol Miss McDonald. . , W Jw Wests' M D , sm uc W-7 ef ,Mil Lauri-7, GYM? pi-,I , i h ' 1 , X 1 N j ' I . . f ' Page 59 ti it 3 N ag f V -' s 'limi , W X 2,11 The sweet music Mr. Smith hears Mondays during fourth hour is the classical numbers being played by our orchestra. Rehearsals are twice a weelc-Monday, fourth period and Thursday evening. The latest novelty is having the members conduct the orchestra. Each member has a chance to conduct ancl those who are inter- ested, practice until they are adept at it ca., ,,,,,,,, W, ,H ,.,,WF--,,,, V , ew great conductors. Of course no one has yet jf e ,excglifliss , aslarigeryf v 24 4 ' T e estra fesent ide a el onsbefore both the Junior and Thalia-Ag plays. At Commence- ' l Whe orce r 'gsawjjy emi, s ,al send off with its stirring music preceding the rest of the Com- - ,' come t xercises. A ' -lt . . , ' , l 1' I , V cerslelecte t is,year : P iagn Tinlchami Secretary and Treasurer J Schilstraf Librarian, f f- I Jbfkigteei-iilgndflrl Yriitfcg I R entaxtze, G. l-loward. 6 , . My ,I 1- inf.. it ,eff Meg Agn, J, Y Q l V QF'rt ow:C, nkob, D. Campbell,yJC Tink am,P. Bohn,S,Gollmar, Gasser, Lusby,4Miss Haslanger. -0,5 Aff! N hccang Rowe Zgn::E1,gJ.5IgarMsE, ELIVossafv2z. i5oeclim4En,RJ.tSchilstra, C. Hein, R. Hein. Q ' Page 53 ir ow: . iersn .u ,t . owar, . oge, . iseen. M ' - . J Fourth Row:H.Hein. J ' fig If M Felgen 3 M. McGilvra M. Mandi Dmil First Row: Mr. Solum, J. Schult, M. Rechor, M. Poole. Second Pow: Z. Anderson, B. Solum, J. Jenlcs, B. Senger, B, Albrecht, G, Berlcely, F. Russ, R, Kruse, F. Terbilcox. Third Row: F. Lehnherr, N. Holmes, R. Stanley, R. Vogel, J. Orton, D. Campbell, P. Zimmerly, R. Gollmar. Fourth Row: D. Prothero, J. l-larnish, H. Wyatt, L. Roth, B. Stanley, J. Schilstra, A. Dwars, J. Lambert, M. Campbell. my , ' '. .1 0 , J if 4, 'a ll rl lr if M Qur band toolc First CClass AD in parade and sight reading and second in concert at the Richland Center festival last spring. The band made a very line appearance in its new uni- lorms of royal blue and gold. The majorettes wore their new uniforms ol white and gold and their new boots and shalcos. The Christmas concert featured the service songs of most ol the branches of the armed forces. The new majorettes are M, Poole, M. Rachor, and M. Reul. The other lour are M. Felgen, M. Mandt, M, McGilvra, and J. Schult. Pa 92 NX rwww lf flow M Wwllrwf My tirrllrrlliffwr if The A Cappella choir is an organization ol which our school should be proud. Last year the choir received a First place rating at the music tournament, and again this year they were featured in the Christmas concert which was etfectively and beautifully given. The boys and girls work hard and.long, but their efforts are amply rewarded by the enthusiasm which their appearances receive. The thirty-six members are chosen from the boys and girls glee clubs and no one is eligible for A Cappella unless he or she is from one of those groups. They meet every Monday and Wednesday during the sixth period under the capable direction of Miss l-laslanger. The choir is organized around the following officers: President, George Howard, Vice President, Mary Green- halgh, Secretary, Phyllis Zimmerly, Student Council Repre- sentative, Carol l-lirschinger, and Librarian, Betty Stanley. Page 56 M 14 B1 F9 -sq? IIS. C. Hirschinger, M. Kohler, J. Hamish, J. Wettstein, G. Austin. M. Harvey, D. Kartack, B. Bartholomew. L. Marquardt. G. Goman. 0 .Af Page 57 First Elon? M. Poole, H. Swanson, R. Frye, J. Jenks, G. Austin, C. Harmel, G. Gomon, D. Kartack, D. Rau, B. Wickus, J. Ziemendorf, L. Rittenhouse, Miss as anger. Second Row: V. Zantow, D. Decker, V. Zantow, B. Bartholomew, J. Wettstein, M. Harvey, R. Davidson, E. Voss, A. Loomis, L. Marquardt, N. Radke, l. Swanson, M. Mossman. Third Row: M. Kohler, M. Gasser, F. Kammers, Z. Anderson, N. Fredman, J. Schilstra, M. Stoeclrmann, B. Simmonds, E. Gasser, V. Peclc, L. Von Eitzen, J. Tinlcham. Fourth Row: J. Hamish, P. Zimmerly, M. Crane, F. Leneherr, M. Greenhalgh, A. Dwars, M. Mandi, B. Stanley, l. Martin. gap' wr gm' glee ew Qur own future Lawrence libbetts, in other words, the Boys' Glee Club, hold their rehearsals every Tuesday and Thursday cluring the home room period. While no ollicers were elected, the organization is a large and active one. The First public appearance ol the club this season was the Christmas concert. The Girls' Glee Club, or the WAVES who top the High Cls, practice every Tuesday and Thursday alter school. The ollicers who were elected are: President, M. Greenhalgh, Secretary, M. Mandt, Treasurer, C. l-larmel, Librarian, J. Harnish, and Student Council, B. Stanley. This organization is one ol the most popular extra-curricular activities among the girls. ln the beautiful Christmas concert, the girls sang several lovely numbers. Choice voices from both clubs malce up our A Cappella. First Row: D. Puttlcamer, K. Osborne, L. Schaefer, E. Hinz, D. Jaclcson, D. Schanlce, P. Hein, O. Collins, D. Rau. Second Row: D. Dieter, B. Hugo, S. Van Orden, R. Stanley, D. Posen, C. Kirchstein, W. Kaney, Miss Haslanger. Third Row: ll. Lange, B. Pierson, G. Howard, P. lsenberg, V. Pehr, R. Vogel, L. Risteen. Page 58 Sw .. My -5-Q HRT Tu-JA A scene from the Junior Class Play Builders? SOme of OU f tennis e flflllusfdsts C0-Captain W A Wednesday Musicale. Forsdnet W hdec ohm fllemfnisse fuydbit' .. Page 60 Ben Jones directs the band at the concert, LQQUS reach o ur quota! 'WM W Miss Stekl in charge. SW143 Out' Page 61 me JU '7f0r play ban Wet. Thaiia supper Miss Hackett The ki nqergdrgen ,gnu-I 5 A different kind of i iuddle Time out for a picture Page 69 F gf fl? 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