Beaver Dam High School - Beaver Log Yearbook (Beaver Dam, WI)

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56Ili0l'9 WIILIE WEGENER Shrimp Track2 3 4 Basket ball 3 4 Foot ball 4 Honor Soc 4 I might be better If I would But It s awfully lonesome Being good VICTOR WEGNER Vnc Glee Club 4 Basket ball 4 Track 4 An Innocent face but you never can P ANNA WELSCH Bobbne Sec and Treas 1 Vlce Pres Athl 4 A charm attends her everywhere A hard heart loves her anywhere CLARENCP WINNING Wmme Orchestral 2 3 4 I am content the vuse are always so CHARLEs WEGENER Chuggles Phllakean 4 Track 3 4 Honor Soc 4 Euclldian 3 All that you do do with vour might For thmgs done by halves Are never done right I .ll. ' ' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Military Drill, 1, 2.

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Seniors MARCELL SMITH Smntty Foot ball 3 4 Track 3 4 Basket ball 3 4 Green and Gold 4 Blessed IS the man who where he has nothmg to say keeps stlll MURIEL SMITH Madam Glee Club 1 2 3 Mllltary Drlll 1 huclldlan 3 I envy no one No not one HARLEY SUTTON Charley Basket ball 4 great men do of puppy dogs ALICE T1BB1Ts Two Blts Glee Llub 2 3 4 Basket ball 2 Mllltary Drill 2 ec and Treas 2 Somewhere a heart IS calllng I1-zsfrsn VORPAHL Lepple Vice Pres 3 Phllakean 4 Hx Y 4 Foot ball 4 Sober but not serlous Qulte but not ldle ll ' ,Q 3 ' - Q , Q ' , . . ti ' ' .9 9 ' ' 7! ol !7 I , v . .. . . , . . KC !7' , . 44 77 Talks as familiar of roaring lions as 77 if ' P! , - ! l ' S . . . 66 ' ' fl , as - 71 4 1 ' 1 if ' I I ' ' 71 U

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CLASS HISTORY I rppy gocen Clays which we haw SI ent wit ll I xx 1 ann r lun Ihfflr Sehool and which are now terminated wrll In rrrrongj the sweetest memoru that we ean reeall when we are out rn the world rs men and women On that eventful morn of September I9I8 our class broke into the Hugh SfI1O0I H tory as a group of seventy slx shrvermg dchant Irfshr s We wr-rr strrngers amrdst overwhelming surroundings and suhjretrd In 1 barrage of wrt presumably and humor by those dreadfully elever upper elassmcn the poor Fr shres bogles Bemg built very slmllar to other Freshres and fully as green rt was only natural that we hould be subjected to the same restrretrons and monstrosrtles But we toolc our medreme III-ce martyrs we marched proudly rn our humrha tlon nr rehed to the soup bowl whrch we had alu nys be fort thought wrs only for the use of horses mules and burros Ilowurr we we re learning Inst we now discovered that there was also another use t whrrh t mrght Ie gut that of washing all the greenness out of the Frcshles Behexe u vs drdn t forget that fx :ther we Icept lt stored up rn our minds for further use Well they drd a good job for when they were through wrth us there w is not a speck of green to be seen except for that whrch had been apphcd externally upon our countenances as part of the war pamt wlth whleh we were all dollcd up for the ocmsron Wt evcloped raprdly Soon after mr rtron If ng p urls I s., rn tm rn nk th nr rppeirwnee and the class took on 1 real drgnrhrd ll pear rn We we rc we rble to hold our own with the rest of the students md belore we Ieuew rt we had re relwd the hrst mrlestone Now we were Sophs We drd our duty IVI rylx we drdn t grvt thou up sI1l'I Freshles a thorough cleanmgl Among those to re rp some he nc ht from thu: good change rn our fortunes were the cap and hat de xlers Ihc Soph always out grows hrs headgear for some reason or other Howewer our pride and ambl tion were repugnant to those 1 Ilttlc above us and they tm el to IIIIIJYCSQ lt upon our youthful mxnds th xt as yet we were to be seen and not heard but that didn t phase us not a but' In fact rt wasn t so very long before we had beeome lumors ourselves and then we showed them how to gne a real Prom Exerybody aclmrtted that rt was the best one that had been grven ln the hlstory of the school I' V, , , '. , ,, . , ,' ' ,. J ,, Inf h. , II - , I Ir 1 he .rlls ,I I I fe I . . , . , . J , 1 , '?,' 'Q Q' '13 ' ' ' T if T ' . I t f ' 7 . I IF l ' - l, T ' ' '. f' . . , ' . 2 ., , ' -' ' f i E EA ' I f v - I . I ,-- - . f- 1 1 . , . C . , , 'f I' I' , S V , Q h . . ' , . . Q - Q EI . f ' If .' ' ' i, ' ' f . . ,T s . . . .- L, Q. Z - ' T ' U ' I I J' D I . Q I 1 I lu' 5 I rx ' V, U v 1 . . . .. s, f, , . ,v ' . ' ' A . , ef: C' , , T . . ' , , Q , . c D Ai L , , , V . Y. . f fl 1, 1 ' . , 2 1 x 1 5 wjz f Q e L' E 'f ' ,, 1 , i E Q' ' 2 J I' 'J f'f'. ' f i - . - . K-, i . . ,, . , ' I ' , , . . . , . . , . 2 ' ' ' .' ' 1 ei . I.. I . 'E I ' ' 'I I. , ' Z . ' - . , . ' I, ' ' c . ,5 ' A ' . , ' i , I -.. f .. - u 3 . . , . . , . - e , , 1 Y . 7 v . .