Berlin High School - Mascoutin Yearbook (Berlin, WI)

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EVELYN KRONENXVETTER lf brighl rrmarlz: -wen' grain: of .ran-I, :hr would bf a duerlf' Xvhitewnter State Teachers' Collegr. Commercial, Ollice LAURETTA LARSON Sornelhing filing should bi be .raid of you, Bu! anything lhnl'.r nirr -will da. Stout Institute, B.S. Home Economics, Girls' League, Dean of Girls. ELEANOR METCALF Her frirml: are many, Hrr lun, ha: :hr any? University of Wisconsin B.A. English, Public Speaking. CLYDE SHAVV Grnllemrn ilan'l always prefer blomlu. Ripon College, B.A, History, Dgbilihgykl a ixizbnfw' . . S-1 a.J ' ,zip- wifi? FACULTY if X WW 8 Q ARCH MACGOWAN My kingdom for a band. Ripon College Band RUTH MILLER I jurt ran'l mah my :yn brhavrf' University of Vilisconsin B.S. English, Lntin, Dramatics. CARI. VVOLF fl: gaud n leather ai hr u handramzf' Ripon College, B.A. Chemistry, Physics, Basketball Dean nf Boys. ll! ,oe-Q f if, ,554-I .' I J J flfyf X4 . 1. 4432015 : :4,6fL,Zi,,z.fL ,Ig , . I, ff f

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end. 62'-QF ETHEL DALEY SM if prrtly in lava way:- Prrlly nin' and prrlfy nfl in .flny lhai way. l'nix'ersity nf XVis, B.A. Algebra, Geometry, Rerl 'n' Green. .3 FACULTY 507 Ci R . TI Twelve . lr' , q'.-,AL1fkxt..4- 'N 1 ,5.,,,,F4 '1 1xL,. -e. ' -y.-L.e, .... .la,,l., SYLVIA BACKSTROM Nh: know: not ha worth. XVhitewnter State Teachers' College Commercial. XN'v..AJu -xo-:acted M lxxeximx EMMA DIEKROEGER Shr lrndr a hand to all who und her, If yau'd he win, yan, 100. would nerd her. Lawrence College, B.A. Civics, History, Library. Q. JE leknnavvi ARTHUR FLANAGAN I nrwr dart to be ar funny a.v I carl. Oshkosh State Teachers' College Mnnual Arts, Baseball, Frosh Football. FRED HEIN How murh Ihr will il rlfarer lhan th: bride. Ripon College, B.A. Physical Education, Football, Track, Intramural Athletics. vws.k'Y..,1 11.-e ' ' v

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BERLIN HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY - - Berlin High School Library is a new library. The latter part of September the change to the commercial rooms was made. The carpenter work was done by Tony. Miss Dieltroegcr, with many volunteer helpers, soon had the library ready for use. The lihrary seats forty studentssit is hoped there will soon he tables and chairs to accommodate fifty. Persons who have failures are not allowed in the library except with permission of a teacher. Four thousand volumes are found in the library-'with special reference books in the reference room. This year a Compton's Encyclopedia and Popular Science fMrs. Satford's giftj were added to the library. Magazines are purchased with library fines and an appropriation from the school board. The library assistants are Leona Nighbor, lone Radtke, Jeanette Mishlove, Gene- vieve Lloyd, Myrtle Prahl and Marceline Sinazinski. The library stenographer is Eleanor Ross. These girls receive honor points. The advantages of the new library are many-a library atmosphere is dominant. The increased space allows more students in the room. The new library is a pleas' ant room for study and reference. More material, as pamphlets, can be kept on Hle. More books can be on reserve. Magazines are available to all students. The use of the library is taught in Miss Metcalf's freshinan English classes. The students knowledge of hooks is increased throughout his years in high school. The library aims to enrich the courses of study, to encourage reading, to teach the use of the books, and to aid in forming a library habit. Fourteen