Berlin High School - Mascoutin Yearbook (Berlin, WI)

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iff is ' i .-' ' ixzvh-' A ,- C , 1 .N L , , ,,4f ' .' , :ff L.L , ,K . , f . , 'I ' ,LM 2: ' ,ran , I A Aj! nik: ' 'V ,-5... . H lily- jj: , - 1 I I ,f A BE5T 'ALL-AROUNDLQIRL-1 The American Legion Auxiliary- again presents a medal to the best all around senior girl. The girl who is chosen tor this honor must rate high scholastically, must have given her time, loyalty, and interest to a large number ot school activities, and rnust be repre- sentative of the high standards ot Berlin High School. This year the medal goes to Mary Lenore Younglove, whose splendid scholastic record, partici- pation in extra-curricular activities, and outstanding personality make her eligible tor the award. The girls ot Berlin High School are grateful to the American Legion Auxiliary tor their encouragement and help in upholding the traditions of the school. ffliuaf. fleji- uf-fsefwuwudjq ws 022+ 'Ijb.Q.- C1.QJ.J-wrvvwf B L1L3:.,9JZ.fNA-vnf-9'A 'i2i Q - Tb' EJ BEST ALI.-ARCDUND BOY The Frank O'Connor Post ot the American Legion presents their fourteenth medal to Edward Yanikowski. This medal is presented in recognition of achieve- ment in classwork, leadership in school activities and in exemplary school citizenship and personal char- acter. Ed's outstanding contribution in school activities has been in athletics, as co-editor ot the Mascoutin, and as a team debater. He is to be complimented especially tor his willing- ness to give a helping hand to other activities with no thought ot reward or publicity. ln behalf ot the student body we wish to thank the American Legion tor its continued interest in the progress and welfare ot the boys of our community. page twenty-seven

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I . Carolyn Wiesender is salutatorian. ln addition to splendid scholastic achievement, Carolyn has an en- viable distribution of interest in extra-curicular work to her credit. She has done excellently in forensics during her entire high school career, has taken part in dramatics, has contributed largely to the success of the school paper, and has an excellent musical record. Page twenty-six -,.,1. x , R , ' 1 L .' 1 ',,L- VALEDICTORIAN Alice Finch has the distinction of winning the very highest honor her school has to offer, that of valedic- torian. This honor is no longer representative of scholastic work alone, but likewise signifies that work has been done in extra-curricular activity. The field in ,Which Alice has been outstanding, however, is music. She has brought honor to herself and to her school repeatedly, and she richly deserves the recognition which has come to her.

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