Baraboo High School - Minnewaukan Yearbook (Baraboo, WI)

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is for the Seruice our classmates and cluhs have rendered throughout the year. is for the Energy which our senior ath- letes and the fans who cheered them on put into our athletic contests. is for the never-failing Erzthusiusm they showed for their projects, especially the class play. is for the Initiative which the class dis- played in the activities and services in which they participated. is for the U-rigginulify the class used in mak- ing activities a success. is for the Hcsoz1rf'efu1nes.s' they displayed throughout their school career. XVe Led Them On - D. David, ll. Cust, ll, Crosinslte, C, Solles. XVatching the World Co By - l. ll. Liegel, C. Melvin, I. Rhea, 1. Bowerman. 2, ll. Schultz, QI. Iscnherg. CI. jackson, C. Meyer. Our Memories lVill Live Un. Ili! Fellasn-C. Gollmar, M. XValsh. Finally Caught Up with Me -li. Schneider. We Pranked and Played 1 J . 23

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Seniors THEIS, ROGER ..R0g,, Annual Staff 3,4g Tennis 3,4g A Cappella 44 Boys Glee Club 3,4g Latin Club 2,34 Operetta 4. VIGNALI, CARL uvigersv Track 1,2,3,4g Debate 34 Junior Class Play 34 Hi-Y 4g Rifle Club 1,2. WARE, HARLAN Harleyv Barateen 4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Track 45 Key Club 2,3,4g Manager fFootballl 3,4L WOLTER, DON Track lg Volleyball 2,S,4g junior Class Play CProperties Commjg Rifle Club 3,4fPres.Q. ZIMMERLY, ROBERT ..Zim,, Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Civic Improve- ment Club 3,4g Boys Glee Club 3,45 Rifle Club 3,4CVice-Pres.Jg Speech Club 1. 22 - la.. A L TOOLEY, SUE French Club 3,4g G. A. A. 2,3g High Light Ig Debate 2CSec.l, 8,45 Chorus 2,3,4g Thalia 3,4g F.H.A. 1,2,3g Forensics 2g Speech Club 1. WALSH, MARYLYNN ..Mary,, G. A. A. 1,2,3,4g Civic Improve- ment Club 2,3,4g Debate 1,25 Chorus 2,3,4g F. H. A. 15 Speech Club 1. WEIRICH, RALPH Red,' F. F. A. 1,2,3,4. ZEMAN, LEONARD H. General,' F. F. A. 3,4g Rifle Club 3,4.

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Worked and Won Honors 2A The Hals of lvyn have bid farewell to the class of '52, but they Won't forget some of our exploits for a long time. Among our more notable accornplishxnents was the sellout of the class play tickets. So many people wanted to see the play that the ushers had dilliculty in finding room for all of them. The play went over big, with everyone rolling in the aisles. Fountain pens were given to Phyllis Neitzel and jerry Knerr as the boy and girl selling the most tickets. One of our more notorious escapades involved the painting of a big ,52 on the school chimney and the fight with the juniors, the seniors winning of course. Did you know that the class has thirteen top honor students instead of the usual ten? Shir- ley Bermann and Oliver Clement walked away with the highest honors. To end our glorious four years of school the senior banquet was held at -Okee Lodge on june 5, and the picnic at Devills Lake june 4. But the proudest of all accomplislnnents is the fact that nearly S5300 has been left to buy a class gift which is to be two spotlights and a new flag for the gym. Honorable 13-1. Carolyn Kernclt 2.1. lxnerr, P. Aland, M. Steele, li. Crosinske, C. Vignali 3. H. Theis, D. Fuller, S. Hermann, D. David 4. Dick Cust, O. Clement, XV. Bevens. U Rah Rah -H. Richardson, bl. Hawkins, D. Duncan, S. Roach, N. Cleisser, J. Hanks. Digging for Term Papersi'-B. Sprecher, li. McArthur. L'Now You Listen to Men-Mr. Rinkob, NV. McMahon. There Are None So Rare As Can Compare with Us - 1. C. Meyer, S, Premo 2. P. Fisher, ll. Nlarquardt, 'lf Usborne, lt. Lit-gel, li. Schultz, C. jackson, -I. Isenberg. 'Tm a Big Boy Now -R. Liegel.