Berlin High School - Mascoutin Yearbook (Berlin, WI)

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OFFICE SECRETARIES: Mary Krebsbach and Norene Seaman DAVID RICHMOND: Whitewater and Madison Univs., Teaching Busi- ness 28 yrs. Bus. Yrbk. Adv., Frosh Adv. HELEN ROGERS: U.W. Steven Points, Teaching Home Ec. 17 yrs. LINDA HANSEN: Oak- land Univ., Teaching German 16 yrs., German Club, Senior Adv. CHERYL HOPSON: U.W. La Crosse. Teach- ing Phy. Ed. 16 yrs. BOARD OF EDUCATION: ROW 1: G. Johnson, S. Haase. L. Kafer.J. Wu- cherer, C. Seaman ROW 2: Supt. R. Kinziger. L. Clark. N. Simon, L. Olson Teachers 9

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LARRY CARLSON: Gustavus Aldolphus, St. Peter, Teaching Science 20 yrs., Frosh Adv. CHARLES SCHULTZ: U.W. Milwaukee and Oshkosh, Teaching Spe- cial Ed. 17 yrs., Jr. Adv. DOLORES LEHMAN: U.W. Oshkosh and Northern Mich.. Guid- ance TOM LaFONTAINE: U.W. Oshkosh, Teaching S.S., Driver's Ed., 8 yrs.,Jr. Adv. DON MACAULAY: U.W. Oshkosh, Teaching Chem, Bio. 8 yrs.. Cross Country Coach, Jr. Adv. STEVE POTTER: U.W Whitewater, Teaching Phy. Ed. and Bio. 17 yrs. DONNA ZIETLOW Stout Univ., Teaching Home Ec. 30 yrs.. FHA. Senior Adv. KAREN ROSSOW: Li- brarian Aide 8 Teachers

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Roxanne Krause is employed at Hardee's. Tim Wallaca and Randy Mulder are both Main Street workers. What are you doing tonight' Working. This is a common response heard here at Berlin High School. Many students have after school and weekend jobs. The most common reason to work is that students have to get money from somewhere and most parents won t just give it. The money students earn from these jobs is used in many different ways. Some students just use their money to go out and have a good time. Other students stash every dime and penny away for their future education, or that car that they want so bad. Then they won't have to share with mom and dad anymore. Most underclassmen have a harder time getting jobs than upperclassmen because of lack of transportation, and in most cases not being old enough. But some of these underclassmen babysit for neighbors and friends, or do yard work and other small jobs. Some students are fortunate enough to have their job right at their own home as in farming. Seniors Andy Sobieski and Paul Brueggan work on the family farm with their parents. Other students even start their own business. An example of this is the many students at our school who have become interest- ed in the DJ business. They have started their own or bought someone elses. Besides working at home and self-started businesses, there are many different kinds of jobs held by other students at BUS. In the Berlin area some of the largest employers are the Green Tree