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

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Wvmw School can be exhausting, said Jean Budde, as she retired to the waste- basket after a busy day. Remember those bubblers? On April 1 they could be depended on to squirt, as Roselyn Ulbricht can testify. Murals and plaques were only two of the things making the hall in- teresting. Harold Bartell pauses on his way to class. The members of the Beaver Log staff had just one iclea in mind in preparing this book,-to malie school a living memory. As you lurn these pages twenly years from now, the staff hopes you will say, Oh look, thal's me in physics -or Latin-or English-or wooclworks. Remember that class? Why one clay, I--. The sponsors' names are to be found on vari ous pages throughout the yearbook. I N

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,f i 3 6' yn K A - it ,UA ,gf .nr ' 'O- ix ,Q 5 t . Q ' 1 i xi at an . Tw ' Q ' ' Mrs. C. E. Butterbroclt, Beth Carmocly, Henry Derleth, Evamarie Eggert, Thelma Emberson. Orval Kane, Mrs. Donald Stern, Anthony Koenings, Arthur Lehman, Kathryn Lowry. aww, Helen Quacle, janet Schilffarth. Otto Steinike, Vivian Sturtevant, lone Thompson, Glenn Thoeny, Royal Tice. Q i

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u-gg The public library is a friendly place as students intent on finding refer- ences or just a good book can tell. Ronald Ebert, Rita Biell, and Phyl- lis Klatt catch up on their outside reading. Gust Papacosta and Donna Lee Hein use the card catalogue. Katherine Machkovech, Bonnie Dinkel, and Dorothy Schiller get advice from Miss Krueger of the library staff. Lloyd Zwieg and Richard Gordon search for a book. Among the members of the safety patrol are Ronald Allen, Ervin Bell- fuss, David Grebel, Glen Luck, Wer- ner Dinkel, and Ray Butterbrodt. More patrol members are John Wedel, Lyle, Jaehnke, Floyd Zwieg. Anderson's Auto Supply Com pany As in the past, the student body is guided across crowded thoroughfares by fellow students serving as safety patrol members.