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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1941 volume:

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X X .N5 E gf-H , , ,Q gig.: , ?Q?'f'i'5L ff ML QQ? ' Eeaum .faq 1941 Il f , f ,,, fe 5571 ' J A , mi. , B S, 1 L Q' ',jJZ f! 1 4,3 . 1 , , ,jf ,llfxuflli ff f :SL X1 11 4: , gi, , -5 f fwff' 5 pm -4 UD' MW. X! 1 I ... l94l 7 fig? Mi! yi ' I-T2-8:7 ff, buf bf? ff ff - W ! WW M G f I . fl It 1 Q! y WL f QM Y 'lpaaide Me l'fxa.l'ca41ubclqauaava. vGeorge Colman the Younger 2 an to , THE Senior Class of ninteen hundred forty-one, dedicate our annual to the Beaver Dam Centennial, in appreciation ol the accom- plishments made during the past one hundred years. We hope to do our part in the continuance of these achievements. 7,,.f r l. 11 nv va , 4' qqv we 939 m 1 WY mf g w V D351 f K V13 Ji? I '? w Y -Y, R1 H 0 V C Q,' ,vs I Q 5' qs' fb -I X is li?-T' V 'vvnh 1 l 'V 4 AVA' f, A1 . l ,I t' L C.. S V - I 4 gfii--1' Pg 2 3.6 uenefralfaflyzewoafcfnuuiuuealancfgaaanlyzal' Me ailrm half may . nLongfeIIow .5 I PAUL ZAHN Business Manager use W A Q .'uf aiwn-. Ld 'N..,-ui , ff? JIM HAMMOND ANN WHITTLE lLISIflQLQfWB1fg,fiEfY Assistant Editor Editor-in-chief M MR. HADOW anager Faculty Adviser DEPARTMENT EDITORS: Anita Volkmann, Charlotte Bender, Blanche Kachelski, Robert Kastenmeier, Eugene Bender. ART EDITOR: Dorothy Winter CALENDAR: Eugene Bender ARRANGEMENT: Jeannette LeDuc, Lucile Linde, Gwendolyn Roberts, Audrey Kachelski, Anita Lauth, Maraleen Knorr Vera Marlefski, Ruth Stangl, Bernice Manthey, Betty Klein, Imogene Rake, Josephine Czajka, Tom Stoddart, Alfred Hanson, Bob Schlicher. TYPISTS: Dorothy Thiel, Laura Thill, Vivian Nitz, Elizabeth Maurer, Shirley Dunn, Lilyan Welch. PROOF READERS: Dolores Heling, Elaine Keller, Betty Brace, Jeanne Helfert. gd ROW I: B. Kachelski, M. Knorr, C. Bender, R. Stangl, V. Nitz, S. Dunn. ROW II: J. Helfert, 1. Rake, B. Klein, D Thiel, A. Lauth, A. Kachelski. ROW III: E. Keller, D. Heling, D. Winter, J. LeDuc, L. Thill. ROW IV: J. Czagka L. Welch, E. Maurer, L. Linde, B. Brace. ROW V: A. Volkmann, A. Hanson, R. Kastenmeier, E. Bender, G. Roberts V. Marlefski. pno' I JfefxalYza4l0mfaak Juiagenfle . ,Shakespeare A. H. LUEDKE Ripon College, B. A.g Uni- versity of Chicago, M. A.g Superintendent of Schools. go .gif C. AHRNSBRAK University of Wisconsin, B. A.g M. A.g Principal of the High School 457 I W N. MCDANIELS Oshkosh State Teachers' College, B. E.g Social Pro- blems, U. S. Historyg Di- rector of Attendance and Activities fs 2. JEROME BARNES Carroll College, Ph. B., American History, Social Science ,ll MARGARET CARTIER Whitewater State Teachers' College, B. E., Commercial rl? ji. KATHRYN FELKER College of St. Theresa, B. A., English, Latin I N I f, L V HERBERT H. HA DOW Central State Teacher lege, B. E., Univers Wisconsin, Ph. M., Science, 8th Grade fu I E HELEN HINMAN University of Wiscon S., Speech W-Refi iw s' l- ity o Soci sin, B. ,ani-an em, e 'nf' . fvjgff fin' 'ini' 1' t el 5' - ' Qlfiikr A2555 SULAMITH BERESKIN Morningside College, B. A.g General Science 4' EDITH EWING Lawrence College, B. A.: Social Science, French, 7th Grade 4 if GWENDOLYN GIBBS Milwaukee State Teachers' College, B. E., University of Wisconsin, Ph. M., English HAROLD H. HAIL R' I Oshkosh St . 1 T - . ers College, 'I . 'V V alism, 8th Grad Wh' y S if-A A Y ' I lp FANCHON JOHNSON Stout Institute, B. S., Home Economics Lo f o 7 Page 5 MINEFTAWA LAMPERT Lawrence College, B. A., English L 1 oi b OOKS JOHN LEMANCIK Central State Tea ers' Cole lege, B. E.g Biolo lalflill JESSE MEYERS Central Wesleyan College, B. A., University of Wis- consin, M. Instrumental Music OTIS Eau Claire State Teachers College, B. E.g English and 7th Grade 139 iii MARY ELLEN PESTER Whitewater State Teachers' College, B. E.g Commercial and English I fill Page 6 LLOYD LARSON South Dakota State College, B. S.g Smith-Hughes Agri- culture Q' -s fa' ll Uf?fll DOROTHY MEYER University of Wisconsin, B. S.g Arts and Crafts Q I x Muth- . Q 5 Travel RUTH NEWLIN University of Wisconsin, B. A., M. A.g Algebra and 8th Grade 4 in C ORL N ACIOTTI St n 1 te, B. S.g Print- in FC., MARGARET PIERCE Lawrence College Conserva- tory of Music, B. M.g Vocal Music and Piano 1' . 38:4-10 W. DOROTHY RASMUSSEN Carroll College, B. S.g B. A.g Geometry and Social Pro- blems RAYMOND RICE Parson's College, B. S.g Chemistry 5 10 -5-0' FRANCIS SHAFFER University of Illinois, B. S.: Boys' Physical Education O' Al! JOSEPH STANGL Stout Institute, B. S.g Metal and Machine Shop I OTTO STEINIKE Oshkosh State Teachers' College, University of Wis- cousin, S t o u t Institute' Architectural and Mechani: cal Drawing .eel X X-Cf? ' I .,-Q-,,.-H a! 3g L. 'Usd' ui. f 3' a: zsf, :'-f,-:w-r'zvM.'1fg.f.f z 1 1: eggs. - Ma KURT REGLING Lawrence College, B. A.g Physics Q, 'X WILMA RUESINK LaCrosse State Teachers College B. S.g Girls' Physi- cal Education TV LL I ROBERT I , iverf ate ol , B. E U sity owa, . ., d His- ry ' loioiu-1 G. LESTER STEINHOFF Platteville State Teachers' College, B. E.g Iowa State Teachers' College, M. S.: Woodworking :ff ' is 'x Aff . 25511115 HELEN H. T MPSO University o M' ta, B. S.g Li ar' F , N l. Page AUGUST VANDER MEULEN Carroll College, Ph. B.g So- cial Science and 7th Grade jf W., pf- - NORMA DERGE Secretary to Superintendent of Schools 6 K3 M, Jfggfwf MRS. CHESTER ELLIS Janitress ff, -JN HENRY MCCAFFERY Janitor QA l ,l Al Page 8 ONA WAINWRIGHT University of Wisconsin, B. S.g Home Economics x im Na-4.1515 EQAAA-lit . FERN STEIL Secretary to High School Principal ea fb QM sf , My ARTHUR KOHL Janitor ng I fr 5-f ? - 1'-I 'Pratt td Q' 'Skov :PU 'Waflewell 644714, jielch, ll ZW W I gf M352 Z ,, 'fm 09 fgjdyvryf E r ' M292 D n f 4 fxifw c '-X-'- Page I0 VINING, MERWYN fSquirrelJ Student Council 2-35 Foot- ball 2-3-45 Track 2-3-45 Or- chestra 15 Chef Club 25 Class President 4 6 'EJ Rv, ri S . Ocpggf QL SCHOENFELD, MARJORIE lMargeJ Student Council 35 Student Court 3-45 S. S. C. 45 Class Vice President 4 J' jim L Refi? , C MICHALSKI, WALTER fVotsJ Football 25 Band 2-3-45 Baseball 3-45 St. Peter's School 15 Class Secretary and Treasurer 4 Q X f X CLASS FLOWER: WHITE ROSE CLASS MOTTO: WE ARE THE BUILDERS OF OUR FUTURE CLASS COLORS: CREAM AND MAROON ABFALL, STEVE Band 2-3-4g Orchestra 2-3-4g St. Peter's School 1 mba Fi BARTELL, DONALD fDonniel Boys' Glee Club lg Latin Club 25 Chef Club 3-4g Golf 4 3, BAUER, FRANCIS Chef Club 35 Nature Club 3-4g Football 43 Photography Club 42 Boys' Glee Club 45 Track 4g,St. Peter's School 1 f'3 AQ' BENDER, CHARLO TE fTarJ Latin Club 1-2g French C 3-43 Library Club 2-3-43 Band 1-2-3-4g S. S. C. 43 De- clamation 1-25 Beaver Log Staff 4 BONNER, EILEEN Girls' Glee Club 1-25 Library Club 2 ' - f , -lx ,Y X-4 .21 'Qs '? ARNDT, PEARL Juneau High School 1-2-3 13 gf 2 BARTELL, MARIE Girls' Glee Club 3-43 Library Club 2-35 S. S. C. 4 Xlf D' 'I BECKER,ELMER C' BENDER, EUGENE iGeneJ Debate 1-2-35 Graphic Arts Club 2-35 Photography Club 3-45 Student Council 35 Stu- dent Court Judge 45 Beaver Log Staff 4 Xi l -Q I BR T 3 ' . . C. 4 er Log S 4,G A. . -3 Q r 2 3 O c estra 1 , - S oo a ec rl f Page 11 BRAEM1-JR, JAMES fJimJ Basketball 1 -2g Student Council 45 Beaver Log Staff 45 Football 49 Boxing Man- MW ger 2-3-4 e5-I BREMER, ORVILLE Boys' Glee Club 1 551 BUTTERBRODT, ROBERT 1BobJ F. F. A. 1-2-3-43 Student Council 4 1 s A 5 1,1 N CZAJKA, JOSEPHINE Commercial Club 3g S. S. C. 43 Beaver Log Staff 4g Jr, Orchestra 2 DREXLER, JOE Boys' Glee Club 2g St Peter's School 1 fa C 3 19 Ell- Page 12 ...aria ilk' AQ? mbsf BRAUN, HARRY I BUTTERBRODT, CLARENCE F. F. A. 1-2-3-45 Foot- ball 2g Exteporaneous Speaking 23 Baseball 2-3 '6- 4 xxx ffl?-, CANNIFF, GORDON l I DERGE, ROBERT fBobJ F. F. A. 4g Boxing 1-2-4 1 3 DUNN, SHIRLEY Declamation 1-23 Commer- cial Club 3-4g S. S. C. 43 Beaver Log Staff 4 5 .fy rfm -W EHLENFELDT, VERNON Graphic Arts Club 2g Chef Club 3 I 0 0 Ll FENSKE, FREDERICK Q Fredl Orchestra 1-2-3-4g Band 1-23 Nature Club 1-25 Library Club 3-45 Latin Club 13 Boys' Glee Club 43 F. F. A. 2 QQ' FRISCH, ROSEMARY 7. ELLIOTT, EUGENE fliugel Football 1-2-3-49 Baseball 2-3-45 Track 25 Basketball 1-2-3-43 Boxing 1 FERRON, JUANITA GENTZEN, EDWARD fEdJ . . . 3 B d 23 S . P ' gcfogi If an t eters Boys' Glee Club,2-3-4g Chef Club 35 Football 2g St. Peter'S School 1 1 an rx! ivfxix tj 2- I-, 'X GIESE, ARDEN WILLIAM Chef Club 3 Boys' Glee Club 19 Chef X Club 3-43 Conservation Club X 4 2g Baseball 1-2-3-4 'H-ua-iggu fb-9. isr' olol he , ,. ,. GOETZ, DANIEL iii 7 ' , GRAFF, MARY JEAN cDanme, I -3 St. Peter's School 1 Boxing 3-45 St. Peter's R we School 1 .-' 'Z V , . ' f irfl . .-. f i hwAW - V K -35 C S Y 5 Zi- ' , cx V V . : ma' -, 1 -'---HP IV. ,' -,VV Y' I A Q . . - f.fV VV V - . 'V V V , . is WV V? Vg? ' V , A fjy N Page GRANT, JAMES CJiml Football 4g Track 3--15 Box- ing 3 HAASE, ANNIE G. A. A. 3-4g Girls' Glee Club 2-3-45 S. S. C. 4g Mixed Chorus 4 C 'r HAMMOND, JAMES 1JimJ Football 1 -2-3-45 Basketball 2-3-4g Baseball 2-3-45 Stu- dent Council Chairman 4g Latin Club 1-25 Beaver Log Staff 45 Chef Club 3 fu lm J .7 HARTL, AGNES S. S. C. 43 St. Peter's School 1 ' HELFERT, JEANNE Photography Club 3-43 Band 2-3-4g Orchestra 2-3-4g Latin Club 23 Declamatory 2-3-4g S. S. C. 43 St. Peter's School 1 ,X mm GUERNDT, ELEANOR Girls' Glee Club 1-2-35 Mixed Chorus 4g Library Club 35 S. S. C. 45 Commercial Club 3-4 6 ,,+.a ANN, ROLAND iel Boys Gl ub 2-3g Golf 4g G ' rts Club 49 Chef HANSON, ALFRED Student Council 3g Chef Club 4g Beaver Log Staff 4 HARTT, ETHEL Girls' Glee Club 1 0 9 HELING, DOLORES Library Club 2-3-4g Mixed Chorus 3-45 Girls' Glee Club 2-3-4g S. S. C. 49 Beaver Log Staff 4 If 3 s HENKE, ROSEMARY Library Club 1-2g cial Club 35 S. S. Student Council 4 ? HOCH, HAROLD fHunsyJ Band 2-3-4g Basketball 2-3-45 Class President 3g Student Council Treasurer 45 St. Peter's School 1 .fr LQ, o HUBERT, LILLIAN fLilJ Library Club 1-23 G. G. A 2-35 Girls' Glee Club 45 S. S.C.4 --r 'qs I HYLAND, FRANCIS 1FrankJ 5? ff- 1 ,I JANISCH, LESLIE QLesJ Chef Club 35 Boxing 3-4g St. Peters hool 1 CXO I Xu DQR 'ff HENKE, SHERWOOD .mum ff, Q92 HOEFS, WILLIAM 3, fBillJ 1 Q Graphic Arts Club 3-4g Foot- 1 ball 2-3-45 Baseball 2-39 Latin Club 2 :F HUBERT, LUCILLE Girls' Glee Club 45 S. S. C c 4gG.A.A.2 ' M .. W -f fa'5?f 335 Q-i'51.f'1f?ie. IMMERFALL, ORDON udie fa. - , tu ent Cou - cil 1-2-33 Class Vice Pr i- dent 33 Class Secretary and Treasurer 1 I J ANZ, PETER fPeteJ Mixed Chorus 4g St. Peter's School 1 Page 15 KACHELSKI, AUDREY Latin Club 1-25 Debate 25 Extemporaneous Speaking 25 Nature Club 3-45 French Club 3-45 Beaver Log Staff 4 1 K 4 ... if 95.54 Fit: 5 -my V Wx KACHELSKI, BLANCHE Library Club 2-35 Commer- cial Club 3-45 S. S. C. 45 Girls' Glee Club 2-3-45 Mixed Chorus 45 Declamation 3-45 Extemporaneous Reading 3 -2 -1- -r '-.:'...Ji-Q dlssx 's df. L-,N ti, R. l S,,..i. KADINGER, SYLVESTER fiBAE'g'ENMEIER, ROBERT 0 Latin Club 1-25 French Club 3-45 Debate 15 Football 15 Basketball 25 Beaver Log X X. ' Staff 45 Student Court 4 ' ' C22 .1 KELLER, ELAINE Library Club 2-3-45 Girls' Glee Club 2-3-45 Mixed Chorus 3-45 S. S. C. 4 1 .Zi 4 -4,-N 1'- 47 KENNING, PEARL S. S. C. 4 3 JN X KLINE, LAWRENCE St. Peter's School 15 Nature Club 3-45 Beaver Log Staff 45 Latin Club 25 G. A. A. 2-3-45 French Club 3-45 S. S. C. 4 9 17' A I rg . i ' 0 i Q1 Q3 KLUG, ARDIS KNORR, MARALEEN Library Club 1-2-35 Conser- vation Club 25 Student Coun- cil 25 S. S. C. 45 Commer- cial Club 45 Girls' Glee Club 2-3-45 Beaver Log Staff 4 Band 1-2-3-45 Orchestra 3-4: Commercial Club 3-45 S. S. C 4 u. FX U 'PP- v Page 16 75,,.fLww-W if-ov KOEHLER, EVELYN 1EvieJ Girls' Glee Club 3-4Q Mixed Chorus 43 S. S. C. 43 G. A. A. 4g Declamation 33 Juneau High School 1-2 ,X4f, KROLL, RUSSELL fRussJ Chef Club 33 Basketball 1-2 F LAUTH, ANITA Girls' Glee Club 2-3-43 Com- mercial Club 2-3-43 S. S. C. 4g Beaver Log Staff 4 LINDE, LUCILE fLucyJ St. Peter's School 13 Nature Club 3-43 Debate 33 G. A. A. 2-3-43 Latin Club 23 French Club 3-43 S. S. C. 4 u P 'A 5- I a jo 12f'ff'f2:f MANTHEY, BERNICE Conservation Club 3-43 S. S. C. 43 Beaver Log Stat? 4 G5 f,Q'r X ,l 53-was of' 51 3, . KOLB, MARGARET Commercial Club 2-3-43 G. A. A. 23 Nature Club 2-33 S. S. C. 43 St. Peter's School 1 l r sf. K X' KR NENBERG, ELEANOR K oneyl . Peter's School lg Com- ercial Club 3-4' Band J 2-3-45 Latin Club 2g's. s. C. 45 G. A. A. 2 uf Q! LE DUC, JEANETTE St. Peter's School 13 Latin Club 23 French Club 3-43 Nature Club 3-43 Beaver Log Staff 4 6210 LUEDKE, CHARLES fChuckJ Football 2-3-43 Basketball 3-43 Baseball 2-3-43 Track 1-2-3-43 Latin Club l-23 French Club 3-43 Band 1-2- 34 I f J' S I ' .ff MARLEFSKI, VERA MAY Conservation Club 3-41 S- S. C. 43 Beaver Log Staff 4 lgllllfiif. Pam- 17 MAURER, ELIZABETH lLizJ S. S. C. 43 G. A. A. 45 Beaver Log Staff 4 MILLER, FRANK Basketball 2-3-45 Football 2-3-45 Baseball 2-3-4g St. Peter's School 15 Student Council 4 r MILLER, ROBERT fBobD F. F. A. 1-2-3-4 ful Hlfthf-9 MURPHY, WILLIAM fBeefJ Football 1-2-3-43 Basketball 1-2-3-43 Baseball 1-2-3-43 Library Club 3-4g Student Council 43 Band 1-2-3-4g Or- chestra 1 U 4 N NEUBURGER, REVA Latin 'Club I-25 G. A. A. 1-2-3-45 S. S. C. 45 Nature Club 4 -JS I Page 18 MAY, IN EZ vation Club 23 G. A. A. 4: S. S. C. 4g Student Council 23 Declamation 3-4 1 1 3 f .-1-s gag, MILLER, IRENE lRenieJ Kingston High School 1-23 v n G. A. A. 4 I 5 J' Pg 'Jr ,,-,, l MOLZ, MARY St. Peter's School 1 fn ' 1 K f 1-Pl NEIDER, MAURICE Q' I 4 NIGHTINGALE, HAROLD Conservation Club 23 Chef Club 3 pl Commercial Club 3g Conser- N ITZ, VIVIAN Commercial Club 35 S. S. C. 45 Beaver Log Staff 4 ofhq Sz. ,gs QF PIERCE, KEITH Boys' Glee Club 1-2-4 ,afie- PRITCHARD, DONALD f DocJ Student Council 4 .9 F L55 I -I -U RAKE, IMOGENE flmmyl St. Peter's School 15 G. A. A. 3-45 Nature Club 2-3-45 S. S. C. 45 Band 2-3-45 Or- chestra 2-3-45 Declamation 2-3-4 I RHODE, JEROME Uerryj Conservation Club 2- - Boxing 4 9 0 U! 1 Q s. s. c. 45 Nature Club 4 O'HORA, JEAN Nature Club 3-45 S. S. C. 4: St. Peter's School 1 .F J! POLZIN, BETTY W 5 4 . NW xv, 1, of QK'- 'L I RADDATZ, LELAND fLeeJ Basketball Manager 3-45 Football Manager 3-4 BS 02554, -f?:.l Ex' REDDICK, DONA Orchestra 1-2-3-45 Band 2-3-45 Latin Club 1-25 Na- ture Club 3-45 S. S. C. 43 Extemporaneous Reading 3- 45 G. A. A. 4 f-1 '-3 ROBERTS, GWENDOLYN Commercial Club 35 Girls' Glee Club 35 Nature Club 3- 45 Beaver Log Staff, 4 5. ai? fl f Page 19 RUECKERT, RUTH Girls' Glee Club 2 rf 5 'lv :L cms' RUX, HOWARD Boys' Glee Club 1-2-3-43 Chef .Club 4 8133, SANFORD, BETTY Conservation Club 43 S. S. C. 43 St. Peter's School 1 l an X SCHINIGER, EUGENE fGeneJ F. F. A. 1-2 C L19 ,A .1-s . N9 , f Vs' -2-i SCHLIEWERT, JUNE Conservation Club 3-43 S. S. C. 43 St. Peter's School 1 G n Page 20 RUECKERT, VERNON Nature Club 2-3-4j Debate 2-33 Chef Club 4 5 'MI .M SABATKE, RAYMOND fRayJ Nature Club 2-3-4Q Debate 2-3: Orchestra 1-2-3-43 Ex- temporaneous Speaking 2-4 -- , 4 I 91 .- IQ ' 'K-4'0 SCHARSCHMIDT, DONALD QDonJ Boys' Glee Club 2-3-43 Mixed Chorus 43 Nature Club 43 Track 2-43 St. Peter's School 1 Q ffrx. so n LL II SCHLICHER, ROBERT lBobJ Latin Club 1-23 Nature Club 23 Debate 3-4g Extemporan- eous Speaking 3-43 Beaver Log Staff 43 Boys' Glee Club 2-3-43 Mixed Chorus 3-4 it A SCHMIDT, ROBERT lBobJ Boys' Glee Club 1-3Q Stu- dent Council 13 F. F. A. 2- 3-4 II. l 1 SCHWEIGER, SYLVIA Conservation Club 4g S. S. C. 45 St. Peter's School 1 1? liiffflli SMITH, VIRGIL Boxing 3-45 Football Man- ager 4g St. Peter's School 1 -11 ,., 1 fl STEGNER, HARVEY Boys' Glee Club lg Latin Club 1 lil lil fa STRUMBERGER, NICK Football 2-3-45 Boxing 2-3- 45 Golf 45 St. Peter's School '57-FA' '71 f 'Kl'N-Q Zi THIEL, BERNARD fBerniel Football 45 Baske .v ,-A fffgy tball 3 'F 4 pw SMITH, ELAINE G. A. A. 1-2-3-4g Latin Club 1 2. STANGL, RUTH fRuthiel G. A. A.,1-2-3-43 Latin 1-2g Girls' Glee Club 1-25 Li- brary Club 2-3-49 Orchestra 43 Band 3-4g Beaver Log Staff 4 STODDART, THOMAS fTomJ Football 2-3-43 Track 2-3-4 Gu A SWAIN, CHARLES CCogsryJ Latin Club 25 Chef Club 35 Photography Club 4 AV -fm C- . 'SE L DOROTHY '. f d I N X I r 4 ea r 9: Sta 43 S 1 ' Page ll , A THILL, LAURA 3 if Jhx WG- Girls' Glee Club 2-3, Mixed :QQ Q Chorus 43 Conservation Club it 23 Commercial Club 33 S. S. 'CiCr,r C. 4g Beaver Log Staff 4 'i 'oilfl I 1' xxx ,, ,, -. li I 1 'N-is, - f ' - 311 I mb'-fe I '-'-'-A U'-.. A 5 VOLKMANN, ANITA qvolkyp Library Club 1-2-3-43 De- clamation 2-3-43 French Club 3-43 Beaver Log Staff 43 Extemporaneous Reading 23 S. S. C 43 All School Play 3 H .Q liiwzwinrofi WAGNER, LORRAINE E . 3 Girls' Glee Club 3-4, Mixed i 1 Chorus 3-4 L-e l , V My 1 C ,a ee Q 333 C., - -' 3 Q aaer h . 7.1.1 fa- 3, 3 We .ig ft. 7 '- S in 25? 'Pi 52.1-5 . ' 5 WELCH, LILYAN fLydiaJ Declamation 2-3-45 Commer- cial Club 3-43 S. S. C. 4- Student Council 43 Beaver Log Stad' 4 L3--ev Q WHEELER, WARREN F. F. A. 1-2-'3-4 l Page 22 VELLEMA, IRENE S. S. C. 43 Commercial Club 33 Juneau High School 1-2-3 .1 an fo' XIX! - X I WAGNER, ERWIN F. F. A. 1-2-3-43 All School Play 3 G WASHTOCK, MARGARET E. S. C. 43 Commercial Club C.lG3A Gan-ls WERSLAWSKE, AGNES Latin Club 1-23 Commercial Club 2-3-43 Orchestra 2-3-4Q S. S. C. 43 St. Peter's-School 1 . f WHITMORE, MARY AUDREY CWhitJ G. A. A. 1-3-43 Nature Club 2-43 Latin Club 1-23 5.3 C. 43 Library Club WHITTLE, ANNE i D7,g , Girls' Glee Club 1-2-35 s. s. f i Chorus 4, French Club 3-4' ' Latin Club 1-25 Beaver Log 'v - Staff Editor 4 2. C. 4g Library 2-3-43 Mixed - A -U ' N f 6 RE Rm ' 3 ZAHN, GEORGE Latin Club 2g Nature Club 3-43 Chef Club 35 St. Peter's School 1 ZELLMER, KENNETH fZekeJ Latin Club 1-2 3 Track 4' Basketball 1-2-35 Baseball 1-2-3 9' 17 -- f 4 'L J ff-:'X WINTER, DOROTHY S. S. C. 43 Beaver Log Staff 4 lg :I sf ' I l I Ui ZAHN, PAUL Latin Club 29 Nature Club 3-49 Chef Club 3g St. Peter's School lg Beaver Log Staff 4 -Q A i' , urn!! I ZIMMERMAN, PHYLLIS 1Redl Latin Club 2: G. A. A. 2-3-4: S. S. C. 43 Girls' Glee Club 3-45 Mixed Chorus 43 St. Peter's School 1 99' ff? ,Ui- c6221 y -Xu ill BOOTH, MIA MAE ffl Page 23 Nm! ' ' IMG-tl8ClJ04Ul1-iItiAOCZ6IlC6,...,, 'Ulf an-nun.. ,eq QWQ 2 :- 5 5. -I 44.-fu-P 3 HAROLD HOC om Kin of 194 -im- . ' liwiii. E.. .4 Q . ' fi! - I V ' M fi N -- ' 'i n A .- my v 1 N E '.,. . g Q A ykkr f'-k, , V, Vxkkz .' .. 2 fv1.T11- ' A U I ' .. ,V , ' , 5 M Q l ii: Ti ,kff K -nf ni fi: -rnkr i . 'E ,QL 1 - F S ' ,WV H 3 5 .Azz 'Z M Q1 L xii :5.: as JEAN O'HORA - Prom Queen of 1940 .' 1 XIV, O - Q 4 Mm it 1 .I A ' , av ' V If j ,, i Xl X. X s X! gk If ,my IK I' IAIIAQIQQAQQ, IC! ., ' k , ' ' 2,53 SY' k , f 'ff,S 3 , . , 3. if E L S ' 1 I .2 Q ? -Y TQ'I T1 , fVamcancanl'elfwfzwZ'2ffzefuiW1ema4f X AW , I, nD2mOSfl'12h2S ffxf X W Wlqv lln QP W fp ,'? If f fs - P M36 1, 21 4 X 1 f X V X iw X .X g 'I Q fs- W '53 if A l 29. ' --E-Lf' 14 P 25 . ,Q 'T Cf , 1 4 4' l g X 4 fl' ROW 1: R. Smith, L. Janisch, J. Hammer, M. Frank, S. Euler, M. Adams, J. Gartland, M. Gladowski, B. Brumbough C. Daniels, P. Brownlow, D. Guse, M. Boomer, G. Ellan, E. Barnkuski, C. Csiacsek, M. Hart. ROW 2 E. Canniff, L. Knorr, E. Gladowski, M. Kolb, R. Kaiser, S. Davis, M. Barrett, P. Fabisch, E. Daniel, L Jaegow, V. Hermanson, D. Kiser, J. Bennett, L. Colvin, J. Adams, D. Dohmann, R. Gradel, J. Crinion. ROW 3: B. Hammer, G. Kutcher, A. Girard, V. Duzinski, J. Endthoff, C. Keil, E. Kopplin, P. Albersworth, B. Bowden S. Grace, B. Krueger, H. Butterbrodt, A. Jackman, A. Hartl, D. Dorn, H. Crinion. ROW 4: B, Brueckner, E. Brace, B. Bauer, J. Aukofer, C. Dollar, R. Drake, W. Henke, R. Arndorfer, R. Jacobs, R Kennedy, G. Griesbach, L. Beyer, J. Fehling, A. Keller, J. Coleman. ROW 5: B. Dittmaier, J. Csiacsek. C. Dohmann, L. Breitag, J. Knoll, K. Foster, R. Bischoff, M. Drexler, E. Huth, J Heimler, A. Hatter, J. Czajka, M. Keyser. -,f, x 'f x 11 .x A!! . xx Ex 2 ' Y 1 JU i P . Tw' ' ' x ,1 ' J ' 3 i 4 . fd 'X V li Q CLASS OFFICERS: President - Dale Muenchowg Vice-Presiden - N cret Treasurer - Gerald Bennett. W ,fffpll Q ROW 1: M. Schwoch, D. Yerges, D. Ziebell, A. Nagler M. Roedl, V. Peglow, M. Spielman, R. Neuman, T. Schwoch, A. Miller, V. Wild, A. Sprotte, A. Schulties, S. Schoenwett r, A. Nelson. ROW 2: E. Zuehlke, J. Lohaus, M. Oliver, M. Strumbur er, R. Sobrilsky, D. Miller, G. Wescott, I. Louden, J. Rhode, V. Nintzel, B. Salzwedel, T. Schaeffer, E. Matlin, G. Thiel E. Neider, A. Zivney, V. Niehoff. ROW 3: C. Roedl, M. Mock, T. Magyar, C. Sching , S. Rissman, E. Nagler, M. Rushlow, D. Theisen, E. Murphy, B. Schmidtbauer, R. Stofflet, S. Worden, C. Volkman, L. Schultz, B. Martin. ROW 4: H. Spiel, B. Tuel, R. Smith, G. Ness, I. chultz, R. Smocke, J. Strohschein, T. Lathrop, R. Schoenfeld, R. Sell, M. Thomas, W. Strassburg, J. Pabst, R. Sonnem n, E. Quandt, R. Sheskey, K. McLyman. ROW 5: D. Rueckert, D. Weber, J. Rich, D. S rm, G. Wunrow, E. McMillan, D. Muenchow, P. Zernov, E. Lange, L. Parker, J. Tischler, S. Wiseheart, G. Lischka, . Reider, A. Sherman, E. McCaffrey. - A ff-is .1 .. .... v ... A C' f' at in Cx KI.. 12 Y' Y' ROW' 1: J. Leisses, A. Graff, A N. Drown, E. Crown, L. Guse, W. Kellom, R. Kiefer, M. Lauth, G. Krueger, E. Kuecken, S. Frey, L. Griesmer, E. Bromberek, M. Gabathuler, I. Immerfall, B. Bennett. ROW.2:. .M. Ladwig, B. Hussli, C. Fiebelkorn, V. Kurth, A. Lemanski, F. Cottet, M. Brom, J. Derge, E. Horn, I. Lew- andowski, G. Belling, B. Hutter, M. Cannon, P. Fuerst, L. Guerndt, P. Kline, L. Kumba, M. Corso. ROW 3: D. Heublein, P. Herrling, B. Hartzheim, E. Healy, E. Callies, M. Kutcher, G. Klug, G. Amberson, C. Graff, J. Keller, S. Kuenzi, P. Kummer, C. Albrecht, P. Baber, H. Baszynski, R. Braunschweig. ROW 4: E. Beers, T. Janny, D. Griesbach, L. Braemer, H. Dougan, C. Gurney, P. Klein, R. Ehlenfeldt, W. Ferries, K. Latham, R. Cannon,'A. Gerg, A. Bauer, R. Friese, G. Frederick, J. Hammer, L. Gidlund. ROW 5: J. Beier, R. Bender, E. Jaehnke, C. Cook, M. Grulke, H. Cigelski, G. Hammer, E. Haase,.B. Cuif, M. Abraham, J. Bauer, A. Elsesser, B. Bilke, R. Hammer, R. Goodwin, H. Kopff, J. Kirsh, W. Beyer. . ' , 9 N A .4 1 QU Y x, gl' f S W 2 CLASS OFFICERS: President - Stuart Worden: Vice-President-Harvey Kopifg Secretary 81 asurer Phyllis Baber. ROW I: R. Marthaler, L. Schwoch, D. Muenchow, D. Ness, C. Mussehl, C. Stebbins, E. Straseski. ROW 2: D. Matthews, J. Louden, K. Mahoney, G. Machkovitz, B. Wendt, A. Novinski, H. gh-zlch, A. Winnie G. Mc- Kinley, R .Miller, B. McDowell, M. Stafford, R. Linde, B. Radtke, L. Schoenwetter, J. Wollen urg, R. Schweiger. ROW 3: R. Pritchard, D. Whyte, I. Schultz, T. Neuman, B. Wunrow, R. Tillema, M. Rich 'A. Neiman, D. Neiman M, McLaughlin, M. Liebig, A. Washtock, H. Polchinski, R. MacHolz, K. Roedl. ff ' ROW 4: H. Sutton, R. Liebig, P. Manley, E. Smocke, C. Welsch, B. Parker, C. Rolgnts, A. Veling, B. Marthaler V. Winters, M. Schoenberger, V. Wollenburg, C. Tillema, S. Muenchow. V' , ROW 5: R. Tribbey, R. Vining, R. Wichinski, J. Novak, H. Sorovla, C. Willinghanz, R. Sterr, N. McFayden, R. Wild C. Martin, C. Rake, N. Pshebelski, W. Moldenhauer, H. Weinberger. ' ROW 6: G. Peters, D. Pettack, E. Steinkraus, L. Planasch, D. McMillan, J. Sage, E. Walters, J. Rushlow, R. Pritchard, W. Thiede, C. Soldner, R. Miller, W. Marthaler, D. Sawyer, J. Miller, W. NagQr. F' Wag G iff- fmt fs FIC! 6 gg, ff-5, Q .CS ff? 6 L.. ROW 1: J. Berent, L. Crane, A. Koehler, B. Butterbrodt, J. Braemer, J. Hupf, W. Beyer, G. Cisco, D. Anderson, R. Kraft, R. Buchda, A. Gneiser, N. Heimerl, C. Drown, J. Jahn. ROW 2: B. Bearder, L. Fabisch, P. Brueckner, L. Kurth, L. Gurney, M. Homrich, L. Helmer, J. Gorr, V. Graff, H Backhaus, A. Jacob, M. Deglow, R. Jensen. ROW 3: C. Kaczmarski, L. Kostolny, C. Koch, D. Herrling, V. Guse, M. Craner, L. Giese, M. Huck, P. Drake, M. Krezin- ski, I. Allen, M. Kennedy, J. Coleman. , ROW 4: R: Daniel, L. Handyside, D. Canniff, C. Cullen, F. Jensen, R. Kachelski, M. Indermuehle, N. Kanzenback, D. Jaehnke, M. Hansen, W. Hemling, G. Grienke. ' ROW 5: W. Hiller J. Clark, W. Beecher, F. Bender, W. Elliott, E. Bagneskl, J. Findlay,' W, Erber, L. Kant, R. Englcr, J. Hartt, G. Benike. 4 CLASS OFFICERS: President - Carol Ehlenfeldtg Vice-President - Jay Findlay, Secretary Kz Treasurer - John Zimmerman. I ' A , 1 ,. ROW l: B. Root, B. Potter, V. Tuel, G. Strohbusch, E. Nell, M. Lepple, M. Schultz, G. Wendt, A. Schepp, A. Sturm, L. Schulteis, M. Schmidt, M. Winnie. - ROW 2: B. Nummerdor, J. Morgan, M. Rake, B. Merrill, C. Ehlenfeldt, B. Marx, G. Smith, B. Weinberger, R. Polsin, B. Marlefski, M. Raddatz, M. Page, V. Rake, R. Pfarr, J. Zimmerman. ROW 3: J. Seering, M. Page, J. Woodward, E. Rabenl, S. Wendt, W. Tamminga, J. Thompson, M. Twardokus, H. Parker, M. Smith, A. Rupnow, R. Stangl, R. Lunde, M. Pierce, R. Lawrence. ROW 4: R. Polzin, J. Schlicher, H. Nagler, E. Michalski, H. Rueckert, A. Steiner, A. Michalski, G. Young, U. Shepard, H. Lee, L. Skalitzky, R. Seipple, R. Sartorius, E. Wichinski, B. Schmidt. ROW 5: V. Lauth, R. Neumann, R. Spiegelberg, H. Roberts, M. Wagner, R. Schultz, D. Sabatke, midt, R. Schmidt, W. Riehbrandt, B. Prest, D. Schepp, R. Patzlsberger, E. Riehbrandt, W. Whittingham, G. e f J FN .f:..Z'W' eu ff an .Cir 26113: H An, ,':l li l 1A Wl'l l 1 'I sew. qw.. 5 2 s , ROW 1: J. Wichinski, B. Merrill, M. Nagler, P. Smith, S. Radtke, P. Fey, L. Pennewell, I. Radtke, A. Manthey, D. Mintflaff, F. Cottet, B. Marx, H. Pritchard, M. Strieff, A. Gartland, A. Breitag, C. Arndt, D. Bender, J. Roedl, Miss New in. ROW 2: Mr. Hadow, K. Sartorius, K. Arndt, O. Reifsnider, S. Lange, S. Dollar, B. Priest, M. Demoske, P, Yaroch, C. Schwarzenbacher, D. Graff, E. Macksam, R. Schultz, G. Tribbey, R. Thiel, C. Nehmer, J. Latisch, C. Nelson, H. Blish, Mr. Hailer. ROW 3: J. Teletzke, J. Knaup, P. Ziemendorf, D. Rau, B. Cannon, I. Papacosta, B. Bender, B. Zwieg, J. Welsch, C. Davis, M. Davis, O. Hafenstein, A. Klas, B. Smith, D. Harder, K. Bedker, R. Nehmer. ROW 4: G. Schmidt, R. Keller, E. Wadleigh, K. Splitt, D. Fisher, D. Martin, L. Martin, B. Knoll, R. Keil, A. Zellmer, B. Beadle, H. Falk, F. Pabich, J. Eichel, R. Kraft, R. Presto, R. Garczynski. ROW 5: R. McLaughlin, L. Dorn, Q. McFadyen, E. Roberts, J. Manley, C. Dollar, E. Polzin, E. Weeks, G. Burr, W. Wendt, L. Nelson, W. Giese, W. Kelm, D. Raatz, R. rlausinger, H. Shute. CLASS OFFICERS: President - James Latisch, Vice-President -- Donald Fischer, Secretary 8: Treasurer - Shila Radtke. Page 29 I . i 1 . K 5 K -'ei swan. qw, ... .. I 5 ROW l: Miss Ewing, R. Wachowiak, R. Manzer, M. Shiradelly, R. Thiel, M. Mitchell, M. Schultz, M. Ferries, J. Cisco J. Ptaschinski, A. Heimerl, B. Tuel, B.' Bender, L. Pirk, E. Larson, B. Volkmann, L. Schmidt, R. Larson, A. Bennett, J Frank. Miss Otis. ROW 2: E. Jesse, R. Wainwright, R. Schietrumpf, R. Theisen, P. Krezinski, K. Anderson, W. Pritchard, H. Backhaus R. Seering, R. Weber, R. Pierson, W. Morgan, L. Radtke, H. Bennett, L. Novak, R. Fey, V. Bird, R. Voight. ROW 3: D. Hoyt, J. Hamilton, A. Schoenfeld, D. Bohnert, A. Polsin, C. Smith, E. Lilliqulst, M. Johnson, L. Klas, M Davis, B. Pierce, A. Clough, B. Adamzak, E. Genrich, F. Braunschweig, J. Meister, L. Evans, D. Fisher. ROW: 4 B. Roedl, J. Sheskey, D. Kuhn, I. Dickinson, C. Hammer, A. Temkin, M. Oliver, J. Marthaler, M. Van Ess, D Huebner, B. Keller, M. Lawrence, J. Jahn, F. Weber, S. Roberts, A. Klas, R. Crinion, W. Lindemann. ROW 5: W. Bolton, W. Schettler, R. Tobin, J. Lunde, M. Nashban, W. Schietrumpf, D. Butterbrodt, R. Miller, E Schoeffel, L. Benson, M. Foster, R. Marthaler, F. Genrich, J. Badalik, E. Williams, R. Schmutzler, D. Grace, R. Hoefs CLASS OFFICERS: President - David Butterbrodt, Vice-President - Jean Ptaschinskij Secretary Kr Treasurer - Eugene Schoeffel. Page 30 9 1 9ma.ywa1p,WJza,wA1a2wW1e 'ff'f15fff0'f'ffwff4eQf1fw0fJeW f'1fbe vvsamuel Johnso 415535 H f QD 4 N .1 4' gif, Qxiigg,-5 'Q X X 3 Cf'-'L'-'-' - llaaadflfy, My name 431 woman. nSl'h3l42Sp26l'2 - .., - .... . NAME OF ORGANIZATION: GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. PURPOSE OR AIM: The aim of the G.A.A. is to spread sportsmanship and athletic ability more widely among the girls. QUALIFICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP: The club limits it members to Senior High School girls. WHEN ORGANIZED: The date when organized is not known exactly, but the club did not have a constitution until 1938 when Miss Smalley had charge of the club. MEETINGS: The after supper meetings are held the second Tuesday of every month. OFFICERS: President, Imogene Rakeg Vice-President, Phyllis Zimmerman, Secretary, Georgia Wescottg Treasurer, Caroline Roberts. FACULTY ADVISER: Miss Ruesink. MEMBERS: B. Wunrow, C. Roberts, A. Veling, C. Ehlenfeldt, P. Herrling, D. Heublein, D. Herrling, V. Nintzel, G. Klug, B. Schmidtbauer, E. Maurer, I. Rake, T. Magyar, B. Klein, S. Grace, C. Hussli, G. Amberson, L. Guerndt, L. Schoenwetter, P. Zimmerman, J. Thompson, E. Smith, R. Miller, B. Potter, R. Linde, E. Rabehl, S. Frey, A. Washtock, R. Stangl, M. Mock, G. Smith, M. Kennedy, S. Wendt, E. Murphy, G. Strohbush, B. Merrill, B. Root, P. Albersworth, E. Koehler, P. Feurst, K. Mahoney, B. Marthaler, E. Kuecken, V. Winters, P. Kline, D. Theisen, B. Hartzheim, M. Barrett, B. Radtke, M. Whitmore, J. Rhode, S. Davis, A. Haase, P. Linck, B. Young, I. May, G. Wescott, A. Zivney, B. Krueger, D. Matthews, R. Neuburger, M. Kutcher, M. Stafford, L. Linde, B. Brace, E. Healy, B. Hutter, D. Reddick. ACTIVITIES: Tennis, Shuffle Board, Volley Ball, Badminton. Soft Ball, Basketball, Kickball, A Spring Picnic. Page 32 4ie,f1awnuf6an0.tacf1ef 7Uf1oZ'aja4u1ifzaae.9fzaJf NAME OF ORGANIZATION: B SQUAD FOOT- BALL PURPOSE OR AIM: To prepare men for varsity football. QUALIFICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP: This sport is open to any boy in his first or second year of high school. COACH: Mr. Paciotti OFFICERS: Managers, Virgil Smith and Edward Gentzen GAMES PLAYED: Mayville lherel Hartford ftherej Roosevelt Jr. High of Fond du Lac Ctherej NAMELOF ORGANIZATION: SIX-MAN FOOT- BAL PURPOSE OR AIM: To provide a form of after school recreation for the boys. QUALIFICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP: Any seventh or eighth grade boy may take part. WHEN ORGANIZED: 1939 COACHES: Mr. Vander Meulen and Mr. Rice. IMAIAIAGERS: Sherwood Muenchow and Dick un e. NAME OF ORGANIZATION: A SQUAD FOOTBALL PURPOSE OR AIM: To learn how to cooperate and practice good sportsmanship. QUALIFICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP: This sport is open to any boy in or above his Freshman year of high school MANAGERS: Charles Swain, Leland Raddatz CAPTAIN: William Murphy COACH: Mr. Barnes GAMES PLAYED: Baraboo - Sept. 20 W Here Oconomowoc - Sept. 27 - Here Berlin M Oct. 4 - There West Bend - Oct. ll g Here Horicon - Oct. 18 - Here North-VVestern Academy of Watertown - Oct. 26 Here an ,aswie Waupun - Nov. 9 - There Q35 gswre NAME OF ORGANIZATION: B SQUAD BASKETBALL PURPOSE OR AIM: To develop boys to go on the varsity squad. QUALIFICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP: Any boy in ninth or tenth grade. COACH: Mr. Barnes MANAGERS: Virgil Smith and Charles Swain. CAPTAINS: Eugene Haase and Donald Pettack. -ivfa or Q ' zz., M,-I W cult! lm ' ,H nMarlc Twain NAME OF ORGANIZATION: A SQUAD BASKETBALL PURPOSE OR AIM: The importance of teamwork, cooperation, and sportsmanship are stressed. QUALIFICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP: This sport is open to any boy in high school. COACH: Mr. Vander Meulen MANAGER: Leland Raddatz MEMBERS: F. Miller, W. Murphy, H. Hoch, J. Hammond, C. Luedke, D. Muenchow, P. Zernov, L. Elliott, M. Drexler H. Crinion, J. Crinion, J. Coleman, G. Wunrow, G. Bennett, E. Steinkraus, S. Worden, E. McCaffery, B. Bauer. GAMES PLAYED: 1 . Watertown, here, November 26. . Hartford, there, January 10. . Oconomowoc, here, January 17. . Ripon, there, January 24. . Waupun, there, January 31. . Horicon, here, February 7. . West Bend, there, February 14. . Columbus, here, February 21. 2. Berlin, there, December 6. 3 3. Watertown, there, December 10. 10 4. Waupun, here, December 13. 11 5. Stoughton, here, December 17. 12 6. Columbus, there, December 20. 13 7. Mayville, here, January 3. 14 new NSQMJ 1'lA 1H' -. Page O , i ii NAME OF ORGANIZATION: JR. HIGH SCHOOL BOXING PURPOSE OR AIM: The purpose of this activity is to train boys for future Sr. High boxing. QUALIFICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP: Any boy in the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades is eligible. WHEN ORGANIZED: Fall of 1939 by Mr. Lemancik. COACH: Mr. Lemancik. ACTIVITIES: Jr. High boxing assembly. Nad fzeafzii wwe mfr, Muna wwe Jxafulg .... nfdward Fitzgerald NAME OF ORGANIZATION: SR. HIGH SCHOOL BOXING PURPOSIE CLR .EMR The purpose of Sr. High School Boxing is to build character and healthy bodies, and to offer h t ' t ii' 17' t e you a ene cla a e IC pas ime. QUALIFICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP: Any ninth, tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade boy is eligible to participate. WHEN ORGANIZED: Fall of 1938 by Mr. Lemancik. MANAGER: Calvin Dollar. COACH: Mr. Lemancik. GAMES PLAYED: Oshkosh at Beaver Dam Hartford at Beaver Dam Beaver Dam at Waupun Beaver Dam at Berlin Portage at Beaver Dam Sa. Page 35 ,4le0tdlLAJ-..00't 1940 7enni4 1940 '7aacA 1940 M 1940 Banda!! lwiwdd, . 5 fbeiaie Sa. Uwiafuf an-cf g K E SPWMM7 X 7 7 fa. Uwifvfuf anal Z Sa. fbwlanmlaaq am! Z f2eaJin9 uafflfaf million 4 can'l' Je 014009. nTexas Guinan NAME OF ORGANIZATION: FRENCH CLUB PURPOSE OR AIM: To develop an appreciation for the French language. QUALIFICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP: The club is limited to those taking French. WHEN ORGANIZED: 1939 MEETINGS: The meetings are held the second and the fourth Wednesday of every month. OFFICERS: President, Charlotte Bender: Vice-President, Robert Kastenmeierg Secretary and Treasurer, Betty Hartz heim. FACULTY ADVISER: Miss Ewing ACTIVITIES: 1. A spring dance. 2. Have speakers at meetings. 3. Take a trip each year to a place of interest to French students. 5 clan? dunk' Me ' il. vGeorge Kelly NAME OF ORGANIZATION: TALK, WALK, AND ACT CLUB PURPOSE OR AIM: Give Junior High students an opportunity to study dramatic work. QUALIFICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP: Must be able to cooperate with the group. WHEN ORGANIZED: 1938 MEETINGS: First and third Tuesday of every month. OFFICERS: President, Roger Sartoriusg Vice-President, Marion Naglerg Secretary-Treasurer, Joyce Cisco. FACULTY ADVISERS: Miss Newlin and Miss Otis. ACTIVITIES: 1. Present three one-act plays for parents of Jr. High students. 2. Study about different phases of dramatics. 3. Each member is to take part in at least one play or take charge of one meeting. Mila 1' ww- l'l 'TJ'H'1ds'T E351 i H7001 many lfze nsir Bathazar Gerbier NAME OF ORGANIZATION: CHEF CLUB PURPOSE OR AIM? To learn the art of cooking and serving. QUALIFICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP: The club is open to any boy in his junior or senior year of high school. WHEN ORGANIZEDZ 1937 MEETINGS: Club meets every Tuesday and Thursday morning. FACULTY ADVISER: Miss Johnson ACTIVITIES: The boys plan, prepare, and learn how to serve meals. 7f1.ea4a4fl'aama.wif1ea11l191 full . vw Fanny Fern NAME OF ORGANIZATION: HOME ECONOMICS CLUB PURPOSE OR AIM: To foster homemaking skills and activities. QUALIFICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP: It is open to all seventh and eighth grade girls enrolled in the Home Eco- nomics classes. MEETINGS: They are held on the first and third Wednesday of every month. OFFICERS: Pres., Beverly Smithg Vice-Pres., Beverly Beadleg Sec. Treas., Carlyn Arndt. FACULTY ADVISER: Miss Wainwright ACTIVITIES: 1. Business meeting for organization 2. Business meeting for election of officers 3. Initiation party 4. Christmas meeting-gift making 5. Valentine party 6. Special programs 'PQI 'N-if 'HQ Al- AW 38 Wil I 2 We ffm! ' people a Jed Hheodore Roosevelt f lux' -A A . .4 .4 - A' I NAME OF ORGANIZATION: COMMERCIAL CLUB PURPOSE OR AIM: The Commercial Club has been organized to promote and encourage the members to use better business manners and to improve their business contacts. QUALIFICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP: It is composed of students taking any commerce course. WHEN ORGANIZED: October, 1935 I MEETINGS: The meetings are held on the first and third Wednesday of each month. OFFICERS: President, Eleanor Kronenberg, Vice President,June Wollenburgg Secretary, Agnes Werslawskeg Treasurer, Blanche Kachelski. FACULTY ADVISER: Miss Cartier MEMBERS: C. Albrecht, G. Amberson, P. Baber, H. Backhaus, J. Belling, M. Cannon, F. Cottet, M. Corso, H. Crinion, C. Daniels, S. Davis, J. Derge, S. Dunn, C. Dohmann, S. Frey, G. Frederick, A. Gerg, A. Girard, A. Gneiser, B. Goodwin, L. Griesmer, E. Guerndt, L. Guerndt, L. Gurney, B. Hartzheim, D. Herrling, P. Herrling, D. Heublein, M. Homrich, E. Horn, A. Jacobs, B. Kachelski, W. Kellom, M. Kennedy, A. Klug, G. Klug, M. Knorr, H. Kopff, M. Kolb, E. Kronenberg, E. Kuecken, S. Kuenzi, L. Kumba, P. Kummer, G. Kutcher, A. Lauth, M. Liebig, J. Leisses, M. Lepple, R. Linde, R. MacHolz, K. Mahoney, P. Manley, E. Matthews, B. Marthaler, E. Matlin, D. Miller, K. McLyman, E. Nagler, T. Neuman, V. Neihoff, V. Peglow, M. Pocious, N. Pshebelski, B. Radtke, N. Rich, R. Sartorius, J. Saxe, A. Sturm, A. Schepp, D. Schepp, C. Stebbins, R. Sterr, M. Strumburger, V. Tuel, M. Washtock, L. Welch, B. Wendt, J. Wendt, A. Werslawske, A. Winnie, V. Winter, B. Wittingham, J. Wollenburg, B. Wunrow, E. Zuehlke. ACTIVITIES: 1. A visit to some business firm in a nearby city. 2. Have a spring formal. 3. Speeches and movies at the regular meetings. Page 40 BJ W. I --vawwwwqm vMacaulay NAME OF ORGANIZATION: LIBRARY CLUB PURPOSE OR AIM: To give better library service, promote greater interest in books and authors, and be prepared to do library work as a career. QUALIFICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP: Anyone in and above the 9th grade MEETINGS: The first and third Tuesday of every month. A business meeting is held on the first Tuesday, and a social meeting on the third. OFFICERS: President, Dolores Helingg Vice-President, Charlotte Bender, Secretary-treasurer, Anita Volkmann. FACULTY ADVISER: Miss Thompson MEMBERS: B. Murphy, F. Fenske, B. Bowden, S. Rissman, B. Krueger, E. Kopplin, V. Niehoff, P. Brownlow, A. Whittle, M. Whitmore, G. Wescott, A. Volkmann, V. Peglow, M. Thomas, R. Stangl, E. Nagler, P. Kline, S. Grace, C. Bender, D. Heling, E. Keller. ACTIVITIES: V 1. The Club, first of all, tries to give the students increasingly better library service. 2. The daily duties include: charging and shelving books, typing and filing cards for the card catalog, and taking care of circulation. 3. Book week activities including the assembly, displays, and contests are sponsored by the Club. 4. Social meetings every third Tuesday of the month provide an opportunity for discussing books and authors. 5. The Club visits other libraries to learn other methods of library procedure and to study larger libraries. 9 rad., X K2 Q D55 ri. WG Page 41 bv ll aiencli, R , 6 , fem! me 36114. H v5hakeSp2-we NAME OF ORGANIZATION: STUDENT COUNCIL PURPOSE OR AIM: To aid students in governing themselves. QUALIFICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP: A representative is elected by each homeroom. WHEN ORGANIZED: 1933 MEETINGS: Every Tuesday morning at 8:15. OFFICERS: President, James Hammond: Secretary, Lilyan Welch: Treasurer, Harold Hoch. FACULTY ADVISER: Miss Rasmussen. ACTIVITIES: 1. Charge of the Lost and Found Dept. 2. Putting out Handbooks for Students' use. 3. Took care of Student election. 4. Had dances after games. 5. Took care of the Hag raising ceremonies. 6. Decision of class rings was conducted through the Council. 3 l f Q I ' ls. ...., 5 -- ,,, fZ'i4Zfaenal4weofaf2a0zanfaJoancl4ufkJl64auel4f. nl.ivy NAME OF ORGANIZATION: LATIN CLUB, S. P. Q. R. PURPOSE OR AIM: To broaden interest in the classics and afford some social activities. QUALIFICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP: Must be enrolled in Latin classes. WHEN ORGANIZED: Reorganized in 1936. MEETINGS: Every second Tuesday of the month. OFFICERS: President, Winogene Kellomg Vice-President, Kathleen Mahoney: Secretary and Treasurer, Angeline Winnie. FACULTY ADVISER: Miss Felker. ACTIVITIES: 1. Initiation of new members. 2. Party at the close of the school year to entertain the Latin students of St. Peter's School. Page 42 I 'W '-vaamqwmamwamzmammmw cagyu H wDemocritus NAME OF ORGANIZATION: NATURE CLUB PURPOSE OR AIM: Stimulate interest in nature. QUALIFICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP: Must be a member of the Senior High, must not miss more than three meet- ings, pay dues promptly, cooperate with other members, do the duty you are called upon to do. WHEN ORGANIZED: 1930, by Miss E. Williams, now Mrs. David Jones. MEETINGS: Second and fourth Tuesday of each month. EFIIIICEKRS: President, Betty Klein: Vice-President, Jeannette LeDucg Secretary, Lucile Linde: Treasurer, Audrey ac e s 1. FACULTY ADVISER: Miss Bereskin. ACTIVITIES: 1. At some meetings talks are given by outside speakers. 2. At other meetings films are shown, dealing with nature study subjects. 3. An annual trip is taken. l. ? 4 Q - - 'fna Mea4Ao1a4emaJe,6ul'a da me .H nseneca NAME OF ORGANIZATION: CONSERVATION CLUB. PURPOSE OR AIM: To conserve nature and gain a better knowledge of it. QUALIFICATIONS OF MEMBERSHIP: Any Senior High School student may join. WHEN ORGANIZED: In 1938 by Mr. Lemancik. I - MEETINGS: The regular meetings of the Conservation Club are held on the first and the third Tuesday of every th. . . IOu1!'IIi'ICERS: President, Jerome Rhode 3 V109-Pl'eS1d9Y1t, Helen Butterbrodtg Secretary and Treasurer, Virginia Niehoff. FACULTY ADVISER: Mr. Lemancik. ACTIVITIES: 1. During the course of the year the club has movies and speakers in connection with the activities of such a club. 2. The club takes a trip each year to a place of interest selected by the members. Page 43 VW We el iw :wwf wwe-' Zlffmicfz nal'eu'n cvulficd . nCQwpef ff me F' 'ji QQ NAME OF ORGANIZATION: - BEAVER CALL PURPOSE OR AIM: - To publish the Beaver Call, an all-school paper, in such a manner as to cover all important news and promote a cooperative school spirit. QUALIFICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP: - All seniors taking journalism. MEETINGS: - During regular class periods. OFFICERS: - Editorial staff changes with each issue. FACULTY ADVISERS: -- Journalism -- Mr. Hailer, Printing - Mr. Paciotti MEMBERS: - M. Bartell, F. Bauer, M. M. Booth, B. Brace, H. Brown, J. Czajka, V. Ehlenfeldt, R. Frisch, E. Gentzen E. Guerndt, L. Hubert, A. Haase, D. Heling, L. Janisch, E. Keller, M. Knorr, L. Kline, B. Klein, L. Linde, R. Maas, V. Marlefski, M. Molz, W. Michalski, W. Murphy, E. Maurer, J. O'Hora, D. Pritchard, R. Rueckert, J. Rhode, S. Schweiger, J. Schliewert, I. Vcllema, M. Vining, A. Whittle, L. Schultz,E. Bonner, R. Derge, J. Drexler, S. Dunn, E. Elliot, F. Fenske D. Goetz, A. Hanson, A. Hartl, H. Hoch, E. Koehler, -P. Kenning, I. May, B. Polzin, L. Raddatz, D. Reddick, V Rueckert, R. Stangl, H. Stegner, E. Smith, M. Schoenfeld, R. Schmidt, B. Sanford, D. Scharschmidt, B. Thiel, D. Thiel, L. Wagner, V. Smith, E. Wagner, M. A. Whitmore, J. Braemer. ACTIVITIES: -- To publish the Beaver Call 3 t Page 44 . A ' ,I nA. B. Alcott Fl QC .Q s. I ,N 445 -ve T2- 'V' NAME OF ORGANIZATION: SCHOOL SPIRIT CLUB QQ 168 I 2 I PURPOSE OR AIM: To create a friendly spirit among the students and uphold the interests of the school in various phases. . . . . . QUALIFICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP: The organization is open to all senior girls who are interested in out the purposes given above. MEETINGS: Meetings are held every first Tuesday of the month and after school whenever it is necessary. carrying OFFICERS: President, Marjorie Schoenfeldg Vice president, Dorothy Thiel: Secretary, Evelyn Koehler, Treasurer, Blanche Kachelski. FACULTY ADVISER: Miss Lampert MEMBERS: M. Bartell, C. Bender, B. Brace, J. Czajka, S. Dunn, R. Frisch, E. Guerndt, A. Haase, A. Hartl, J. Helfert, D. Heling, R. Henke, L. Hubert, B. Kachelski, E. Keller, P. Kenning, B. Klein, M. Knorr, E. Koehler, A. Klug, M. Kolb, A. Lauth, L. Linde, B. Manthey, V. Marlefski, E. Maurer, I.,,May, R. Neuburger, V. Nitz, J. O'Hora, B. Polzin, I. Rake, D. Reddick, B. Sanford, J. Schliewert, M. Schoenfeld, S. Schwelger, R. Stangl, D. Thiel, L. Thill, I. Vellema, A. Volkmann, M. Washtock, L. Welch, M. Whitmore, A. Whittle, D. Winter, P. Zimmerman, A. Werslawski. ACTIVITIES: 1. All school mixer. 2. Homecoming parade, field program, and dance. 3. Traditional Goodwill Christmas program. 4. Mother and, daughter guest night. 5. Senior and Junior Girls' tea. 6. All activities night. Page 45 W CN 5 .1 T N. sw , ca , my aa a . U14 haue fnoue ' fnouefu vsbakespeare NAME OF ORGANIZATION: - FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA PURPOSE OR AIM: - To develop leadership and responsibility for, and nurture an interest in agricultureg as well as furnishing social, recreational and occupational opportunities. QUALIFICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP: - Must be Vocational Agriculture students, must carry on a farming project at home. WHEN ORGANIZED: - Nationally-1928, State-October 26, 1929, Local-1929. MEETINGS: -- Twice each month on first and third Wednesday evening. OFFICERS: - President-R. Butterbrodtg Vice-President-W. Strassburgg Secretary-E. Wagnerg Treasurer-R. Schmidt: Reporter-C. Butterbrodt. FACULTY ADVISER: - Mr. Larson. 1. Individual home farming activities 2. Newspaper-34 issues yearly. 3. Public Speaking Contest. 4. Rural School Judging Contests. 5. Parent and Son Get Togethers.. 6. State Judging Contest. 7. County fair sales booth, Keno and Card Games, seed sales for money-making projects. 8. Cooperative buying of agriculture supplies 135.001, 9. Tour trip - one week - 1,000 to 2,000 miles. 10. Athletic teams - basketball and softball. 'Wdam ', afmu4lAehue. ,John Ray NAME OF ORGANIZATION: GRAPHIC ARTS CLUB ' PURPOSE OR AIM: To offer to boys the chance to further their knowledge of printing and to promote cooperation among its members. u . QUALIFICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP: The membership is open only to those taking printing. MEETINGS: The meetings are held the first of every month. OFFICERS: President, Lee Parker: Vice-President, William Hoefs3Secretary, Lawrence Breitag. FACULTY ADVISER: Mr. Paciotti ACTIVITIES: 1. Printing the athletic programs. 2. Education activities, movies. 3. Take an annual trip to see various phases of printing. Page 46 ,H .QCA ' ...J ,-Obs, ,ag .ji li NAME OF ORGANIZATION: BOYS' GLEE CLUB PURPOSE OR AIM: To learn how to sing in harmony and just for fun. QUALIFICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP: Open to any boy who can carry a tune. 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Festival ,Chorus is built around this group. 4' Assembly Programs 2' Sunday Concerts 5. Civic Programs fWoman's Club, P. T. A.'s, etc.J 3. Chrlstmas Program 'lgweefwil' Me Jhcuh in Me Jong 7fne ' had dean fad. nEliu-beth Phelps NAME OF ORGANIZATION: JUNIOR CHORUS PURPOSE OR AIM: To learn to be a dependable member of any choral group, to be able to sing and read a part in music best suited to the adolescent voice. QUALIFICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP: Any Junior High boy or girl interested .in singing who has had a C average in his grade school music. WHEN ORGANIZED: September, 1938. MEETINGS: Tuesday and Thursday afternoon, from 3:30 to 4:00 o'clock. ADVISER: Miss Pierce. OFFICERS: Pres., Raymond Manzer: Vice Pres., Robert Keller: Sec. and Treas., Ruth Ann Keilg Music custodians Richard Hoefs and Jack Meister: Chairs and properties, Tommy Hoyt and Dick Larson. ' ACTIVITIES: 1. Sunday Concerts ' - 2. Assembly Programs 3. Junior Festival .-HSS 451- 4 f , A 4 H 4, as ,X x 1 1 'A 'F 'Ti f 1 S- . T .. Al. ll ef! . G4 6 W HA. ,, SEPTEMBER Labor Day. the teachers got together for the first time this year and received their instruc- tions-as if they needed any. First day of school, the seventh graders are getting smaller every year. Friday, the first all school mixer this year, sponsored by the S. S. C. -An all school assembly, a fellow showed us the various cuts of meat and how to cut them. -Baraboo kind of rubbed our nose into the ground, we lost our first football game 7-0. -' Cooney eleven managed to tie us at 13-13. OCTOBER -The B squad showed the varsity how to play football when they odorized Mayville 18-0 in their first game of the year. -We managed to hold Berlin or Berlin managed to hold us to 7-7 on the gridiron. -We trimmed West Bend 26-0, need I say more? -Report cards, that is all I have strength to say, and I won't say any more. -The student council sent some of its representa- tives to Madison for the state student council convention. Hammond and Crinion had to hurry back in order to play Northwestern prep. This game was substituted for Horicon which was quarantined for infantile paralysis. We won 33-7. -The seventh graders had a party for their par- ents. -The Beavers won a trilling postponed Home- coming game with Horicon 20-7. -Pictures were bein taken to fill the arts of 8' P this book that I couldn't fill in this fashion. Maraleen and her dog- Hunsy , Vots , and Squirrel at the Junior class picnic- Half-pint and Virginia-senior girls mak- ing use of the bench- Out for lunch -Mealtime at junior pic- nic Mary Audrey-Anita-Eleanor Guerndt-Lucile- Blanche Jane Endthoff. i Yix 4-' M 1 UN! I ff 5 :fs e li .- sax Q M-., If '19 -uns- NOVEMBER -A vote in school revealed that 606k of the stu- dents wanted Roosevelt to do the honors, but in the state the vote was decidely Republican. -Teachers' convention fperiodj. -August Derleth spoke here on American Re- gional Literature . This was the Book Week assembly sponsored by the Library Club. -Lfhe Presidents' Thanksgiving vacation, ours oo. We battled and defeated Watertown in our gym, as our first basketball opponent of the season. Three one-act plays, The Powers That Be , Murder of a Detective, and Evening Dress Indispensable, were given at the Wayland hall. DECEMBER The Platteville teachers showed us how they had learned to sing. Corporal Bob Inngleston gave us a very good picture of what war is like. Ruth Stangl was the Christmas queen in the Chamber of Commerce Christmas parade. The bowling season opened. We listened to Ed. Rowlands tell of his auto- graph collecting, which he presented in an as- sembly program. The eighth graders entertained their parents at the high school. The play A Sign Unto You was given by members of the Talk, Walk, and Act Club. We trimmed Berlin at basketball on their fioor, 29-34. We watched some musclebound, co-champion Davids receive their football awards at the assembly. Watertown managed to squeeze two too many points out of us at the basketball game there. The debators went to Waupun to debate Hori- con, Pardeeville, and Waupun. The annual S. S. C. Goodwill Christmas party was held in the gym. Tom and ' Hunsy -Our Assistant Editor-- Tom and Coggy Laura Shirley and Maraleen-Dorothy, Jean and Gladys eighth grade picnic, 1940-senior girls-scene at 1940 prom chefs of the future1Charlotte on her toesiback from lunch ,..,,?..-. W . S I 7 i Y s .1 if E 21.21. 1 Indian dances were presented by the Laubins. Woo-woo! ! The school was presented a Christmas program by the music and speech organizations. Stoughton took a lesson in basketball, a non- conference game. We played Columbus in another non-conference game. At the close of the day the Christmas vaca- tion started. The alumni took a beating at the hands of the varsity basketball team, 34-22. JANUARY Mayville learned what it meant to buck Beaver Dam's team, 40-21. Classes were resumed. Everyone had that rested look vf?J. Hartford kind of upset us in a close one 28-26, our first conference game defeat of the season. The debators debated Stoughton in an assem- bly program today and lost. We had a good time watching the junior high give some exhibition boxing bouts. Clarence Sorenson told us what life was like in Arabia and Mexico, in the first of the In- stitute of Understanding assemblies. Cooney lost, 33-22, on our floor. Some Swiss Yodelers sang for us at an assem- bly program. Doctor Alberts talked on the Youth of Japan and Germany, second in the series of Institute of Understanding. Beaver Dam nearly lost to Ripon. DeLoss Walker told of Human Values in a Changing Order. His one hundred dollar bill amazed some of the students. It was real. Our basketball team defeated the Waupun team on their floor. FL alfa 4 r 5 rf.. l we 2 ' i ,' 512, M! U wk f it was S5 CSS X SQ,-A aria' .ss- R The end of the first semester. We've reached the half-way mark, and the final goal looms up bigger than ever. Miss Newlln cooling off-Mr. McDaniels posingiMessrs. Rice, Lemancik and Regling--Our cheerleaders, Roger, Myron, Carol, and Beverly-Arden Giese's game-Anita, Billy Giese, and Caryl VolkmanniShirley supervising Zeke washing Marjorie's face our cheerleadersLJunior Hi-lite Staff. i . 3 1 Qi.. b .- Q if if gl' A We 1, A -Q' p ' A A-was 2 so Y S l s . X El Az ...Ad Fl fi ,I :ui 4 I . fi?-1 FEBRUARY We received the verdict of the past six weeks. Are our athletes eligible? Mr. Sollman, formerly an outstanding and in- fluential German in Germany, was the last speaker for the Institute of Understanding, speaking on An Impoverished World. Theodore Schreiber, lecturer and explorer, gave a very interesting assembly program on Mexico and Central America. Our gym was packed to see our basketball team battle Horicon. What a game! All College Day. The juniors and seniors heard Mr. Vander Lugt, president of Carroll College, talk on training beyond high school and higher education. After that the seniors had an opportunity to interview representatives from many colleges. The senior high boxing elimination exhibition was held in the gym. The S. S. C. girls entertained the junior girls at the Junior-Senior Tea. Beaver Dam played West Bend at basketball on their door. On this day our Romeos gave special atten- tion to that fair one . The ninth graders entertained their parents at the last of the Jr. High parties. The play 'The Truth About Those Tarts was given by the Talk, Walk, and Act Club members. This is the day when this publication was sent to press. From now on we had to use our pre- dicting ability. Those taking stamps were entertained by the Melodears at an assembly program. This was a String Arts Ensemble. We played our last conference basketball game against Columbus, on our floor. The beginning of Lent changed our social af- fairs. MARCH The students on the stamp plan were shown what is meant by good male singing when Howard Tooley presented The Marching Men Misses Wainwright, Rasmussen, and Hinman-Mr. Hailer at the ba Miss Ruesink and Maddy Horn--Ride 'em Tar i- Kasty Rueben Spiegelberg--Miss Ewing and Anita on the French Club trip Kasty -- Ruthie lFrench Club tripl Bev Merrill 5 gfyyk i ,...,p. ynp . K5-as-w.. .. as sl it l 1 se A +1 M497 1. L of Song . Solos and ensembles were taken from modern operas. 21. The Hartford boxers came to Beaver Dam. 25. Our boxers went to Berlin to compete against their team. APRIL 1. Our boxers went to Waupun. 4. The seniors presented their class play at Way- land, to raise money for their trip, June 11. 4. The Canfield Cook assembly was presented for the benefit of those taking stamps. Mr. Cook gave a talk on aviation. 7. The annual tuberculosis tests were given at thc high school. 8. Portagerbrought its boxers here. 10-14. Easter vacation. 18. King Dale Muenchow and his charming queen, Barbara Hutter, led the dancers in the annual Junior Promenade. 22. Beaver Dam was host to Oconomowoc and VVatertown at the Tri-City Music Festival. 23 Our musicians went to Oconomowoc for the Music Festival. 29. Watertown was the last in the series of Tri- City Music Festival hosts. Ripon. Now we understand why all that MAY 21. The district band tournament was held at marching was going on for the past several weeks. 30. Decoration Day. No school. JUNE 8. Baccalaureate services at the high school began the series of events which marked our last high school days. 9-10. Why must there be examinations to spoil our school day memories! 11. Picnic Day! We enjoyed the wide open spaces . 13. The day we have longed and striven for, yet now we reluctantly step forward to receive that verification that our high school days are over, and are ready to step out into the world to mingle with the throng of job-seekers. 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