Baraboo High School - Minnewaukan Yearbook (Baraboo, WI)

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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,

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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