Berlin High School - Mascoutin Yearbook (Berlin, WI)

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TO RCMEMUCR There is a part of high school life which no words or pictures can fully describe, expressed in the school spirit and anticipation of the under-classmen, and the seniors' sudden pang of realization that these are their last days at good old Berlin High School. This is the spirit that the Mascoutin staff hopes you will regain as you look through this book in years to come. My sincere hope is that this annual will then be a reminder of your golden high school days and that you will gain many enjoyable moments from it. Joan Younglove, Editor. - 4 -

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we honor MISS AUDREY BENFER Whitewater State Teachers’ College, B.E. Library, English, Dramatics MRS. P. E. HAMRE Lawrence College, B.A. English, Public Speaking, Girls’ League, Dramatics Dean of Girls MISS NONA O'CONNOR MRS. W. SEDARSKI Oshkosh State Teachers' Milton College, B.A. College, B.S., University Mathematics, Girls’ League of Chicago Library, English, Dramatics Life means little without progress. Youth mature physically with the aid of their parents, but the greatest assistance to their mental progress is given by their teachers. After high school we get our first chance to face life alone, so while in high school we are guided with this in mind. We, as students, are deeply grateful to those who help to make this progress possible. This year we dedicate the Mascoutin to Miss Benfer, AArs. Hamre, Miss O'Connor and Mrs. Sedarski. These leading faculty members are terminating their teaching days at Berlin High School. Our gratitude for their cooperation, patience, and fine understanding is most sincere. Miss Benfer will always be remembered for her bright personality, and her fine service in the library and English department. The spirit in which she faces life since her recent mishap is remarkable and gallant. Mrs. Hamre will long be remembered as Dean of Girls and a fine example she is. Her exceptional cooperation and patience in senior dramatics work plus class room service make us deeply grateful to her. Miss O’Connor has given to us, by rendering much in the English department and library. Her broad knowledge and real life experience has given her students a true education. Mrs. Sedarski's willing and patient work in mathematics truly explains the stu- dents' gratitude to her. She has always exemplified the true character of a teach- er and has fulfilled anyone's yearning to learn. May they have a fine life, for contributing so much to ours. 8

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PRESENTING BOTH FEET ON THE GROUND Faculty Administration BUCKLING DOWN Classes SADDLE SHOES AND BOBBY SOX Departments Clubs Activities OH, 'DEM GOLDEN SLIPPERS Prom Social Life Homecoming FEET'SURE IN SPORTS Main Sports Athletic Clubs Minor Sports - b -