Berlin High School - Mascoutin Yearbook (Berlin, WI)

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Five Star General Each year the Mascoutin does a fine job of reliving the many events that have occurred during the school year. This year is no exception. The year 1952-53 has been filled with hard work and constructive play. Berlin High School follows the philosophy of trying within its abilities, to help each individual child develop mentally, physically and socially to the best of his abilities. Surely we realize our handicaps, but where both the teacher and pupil work together toward a common goal, much good is bound to come out of these experiences. It is my hope that the class of “53” will look back on their four years at Berlin High and have the feeling of satisfaction that comes from doing one’s best. C. F. Shaw

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c cl, ommancier - m - Chief All of us have hopes, ambitions, and a desire to succeed in our life’s work. If we are realists we recognize that the value of the success and happiness we attain depends upon our point of view. We know that no one ever achieves complete success and happiness. We will experience many failures with our successes, and many hours of frustration and grief will mar our periods of happiness. Let us remember that happiness is not mere laughter, and success is not measured only by earning power. We should rather set our goal at achieving peace of mind and being content with what we have. We should be ambitious but have a good philosophy for living. Let us be sure to have standards, that are based on real values. Berlin High School is proud of this graduating class. Since diligence and ability to plan are of utmost importance; we can rest assured that the school experience of these seniors has given them a real start on the road to success. Our best wishes go with the Class of 1953—may they be successful and happy in the challenging years ahead. C. R. Wolf

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Yvonne Jobeuus Lawrence College, B.M.E. Chorus, Glee Clubs, Music Club, Senior Class Advisor Theodora McNett Platteville State Teachers College, B.S. English 9, Civics, Red ’n’ Green Advisor, Junior Class Advisor Betty Napstad Univ. of VVis., B.S. Physical Ed., G.A.A., Cheerleaders, Girls’ Board of Control Advisor, Square Dance Club, Bowling Club 4ri' I y Miss Jean Girard Univ. of Wis., B.S. English 9, 11, Red ’n' Green, Berlin High School Journal, Junior Advisor L. A. Blackbourn Platteville State Teachers College. B.E.; B.A. Vocational Agriculture, E.F.A., Noon Hour Club, Projector Operators Club, Bus Patrol Club, Freshman Class Advisor Chester Polka Central State College, B.S. World History, B-Squad Basketball-Baseball Coach, Assistant Football Coach, Sophomore Class Advisor Commissione cl Ralph Lenz Whitewater State Col., B.E. Personal Typing, Junior Business, Civics, Bookkeep- ing, Mascoutin Advisor, Athletics N. H. Franz Lawrence College, B.M.E. Senior Band, Pep Band, Dance Band, Senior Class Advisor A. A. Flanagan Oshkosh State College, B.E. Industrial Arts, Athletic Director, Conservation Club, Senior Class Advisor Richard Crow Univ. of Wis., B.S. Chemistry, Physics, Geometry, Vocations, Photography Club, Mascoutin Advisor, Junior Class Advisor John Wahlers Oshkosh State College, B.S. American Problems, General Mathematics, Junior Hist. Club, Berlin High School Journal, Assistant Football Coach, Fresh. Class Advisor