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

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Class Officers Joseph Diesler, vice presidentg Jean Knaup, secretary-treasurer, and Ronald Bussewitz. Row 1. John Allen, Ronald Bartol, Mary Belling, Gordon Belter, Nancy Bender, Richard Biel, Richard Boomer. Row 2. Audrey Braatz, Elaine Britzman, Betty Burg'- dorff, Ronalfl Bussewitz, Thomas Butterbrodt, Roy Clark, Kathryn Daniels. Row 3. Mary Daniels, Joseph Diesler, Pauline Dins, Don- ald Downing, Jerald Ebert, Donald Ebert, Wayne Ebert. Row 4. Joan Eg'f.rert, Duane Fanshaw, Jean Fowler, Nor- man Srahn, Gary Gutgesell, Betty Haas, Francis Heimerl. Row 5. Frederick Helbing, Ross Herrling, Donald Hiley, Rosemary Hoppa, James Huebner, David Jones, Richard Kellog',f.!. Row 6. Helen Kienow, Donald Kiesow, Juanita Kirchofer, Elmer Kirehoff, Kenneth Koerner, Jean Knaup, Wesley Korth. Row 7. John Kronenberg, Lee Lambreeht, Carol Lee, Mary MeClurg, James Martin, David Marvin, Wayne Meister. Row 8. Darlene Norenberg, Gary Ost, Rosemary Owens, Mary Paciotti, Margaret Papacosta, Ruth Pomerville, Ryan Priest. Row 9. Ronald Raabe, Darrel Rogers, Arlene Root, Ran- dall Sabatke, Kenneth Schindel. Clark Schummacher, Royce Schutte. Row 10. Richard Swenson, Lois Sutton, Arlene Teletzke, Clifford Teletzke, Harriet Vetter, Shirley Weber, Joan VVelch. Row ll. Lucille Wichman, Joanne Wilder, Terry Willie, Geraldine Wolc, Joan Wollenburg, John Wood, Keith Zell- mer. .

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Eighth Grade Row I. Donald Becker, Lea Bedker, Arthur Belter, Arline Bender, Ronald Bennett, Milton Beske, Rita Biel. Glen Binp1'enheimer. Mavis Binfrenheimer, Audrey Birkholz. Kenneth Braun, Donald Brown, Gail Brown, Helen Brown, Agnes Burke. Row 2. Faroline Burrow, Carol Carr. Nedra Clap- saddle. Lorraine Davies, Peter Davis, Leonard Diels, Frances Duzinski, Ronald Ebert, Mildred Erdman, Mary Esten, Floyd l erries, Monty Fourness, Joanne Gabriel- son, Ronald Graff, .Ioyee Grams. Row 3. Virginia Griep, Richard Haaek, Shirley Hack, John Haima, Gloria Hansen, Mary Heimerl, James Hein, Leo llonpa, Janet Janny, Jean Janz, Lester Kaul, Lawrence Keegrstra, Patricia Klas, Phyllis Klatt, Mar- wood Krueger. Row 4. James Kurth, Elsie Lohrbergr, Robert Louden, Marjory McMillan, Jack Merrill, Dale Meyers, Donald lllorgan, Jerome Moritz, Milford Oestreieh, Gloria Osterthun, Thomas Pederson, Evelyn Polsin, Paul Pom- erville, Robert Reifsnider, Angeline Rohde. Row 5. Gordon Roberts, Jerry Sehave, l'Iug.rene Schmidt, Delmar Sehoenberger. Riehard Sehram, Beverly Schroeder, Lawrence Sehulz, l rederiek Sehultz, Lloyd Sehutte, Nyla Sehweiger. Joan Sehwoeh, Mavis Sied- Sehlag, Beverly Smith, Frances Smith, Marlene Smith- back. Row 6. Sally Strobuseh, Dennis Swan, Louise Thorne, Earl Tiseher, Donald Vorpahl, Virgil Wadleigh, Dorothy Weber, Phyllis Wendt, Audrey Willard, Robert Wille, Vanita Williams, Rosemary VVood, Christine Ziegler, VVayne Zimmer, Elden Zwieg. Class Officers Dennis Swan, vice president, Phyl- lis Wendt, secretary-treasurerg and Richard Haack, president. 1

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It is 'impossible in these few short pages to give each of the many phases of school life the attention it deserves. So, this edition of the Beaver Log will be devoted to clubs and extra-curricular acti- vities. Do you remember making out those pink overdue book slips in library club? Put- ting the papers in the racks, sorting clippings, checking out books? And those pantomimes in dramatics club? Or what about those sleigh rides in GAA? And remember the shuffleboard tourna- ment ? And probably 20 years from now, some of you will be chuckling about those snap- shots developed in the Pho-Tog lab sessions. ber . And those band -tournaments. The war was over in earnest-and there were festi- val trips--the first big ones in years. This was the year that students became conscious that the FHA and the FFA the only two national organizations in our school, conducted active programs which gain- ed them state recognition. And remember-but just turn the pages and let memory do the rest. This was the year that the vocal music department almost over-flowed CW. Remem- 'r