Berlin High School - Mascoutin Yearbook (Berlin, WI)

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Wide 5 su Ji-All 1359 A690 f '1'w'L Mlm lad. ' , 3g,,,su, ?p .Aa-AI.,-bpm: At . . pw PM f vi7 3 CWl 5m . . F JKUJNI The luniors of 1939 have a record of which they can be proud. Since their freshman year their record has been a fine one. Members of the Iunior Class have participated in almost every activity Berlin High affords. William Laing, Tom Williams, and Bob Brunsman have been 'star basketball perform- ers during the past year. Ed and Gene Marks, Erwin and Lewis Weber, lay Williams, George Zimar -all are football athletes. The class also boasts of several baseball and track stars. Tennis representative of the representation is equally pro- nounced. In forensics Vera Mc- Gregor, William Laing, and Betty Koch competed in dramatic declam- atory, oratory, and extemporaneous speaking respectively. Donna Ham- ilton, Frances Besop, William Laing, Louise Younglove, Mary lane Carey, Clair Harding, and Betty Koch were members of three one-act play casts. Harry Stater is the school's foremost photographer. Mary Hockenhull has worked on the Mascoutin, and Mike Lawent is its business manager. The class officers are as follows: the lunior Class is Tom Williams, while Maurice Peterson can lick h' weight in wild cats in boxing. Ad line Merkey and Phyllis Hughes ar leading feminine athletes. , ' ln activities other thankba e' resident, Mary lane Carey, Vi resident, loyce Evenson, Doris Albrecht, Treasurer, awent. I MR. G. l- HULKA ,nl 2 MR. C. F. SHAW Ripon College, Ph. B. Ripon College, B. A. Physical Education, Athleti tor , Debate, Boys' Tennis ISS L. E T MR. L. A. BLACKBOURN 6-A-fix hitewafe eache , B. P Watteville Teachers College, B. Ed. Mm H Co ercial, enn' Agriculture F4 I j f My Page twenty-nine W . 1 4- lf