Black Earth High School - Earthman Yearbook (Black Earth, WI)

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Front Row: CLeft to RighQ Mable Hoffmann, Betty Schulenburg, Natalie Lee, Geraldine Knowles, LaVera Garfoot, Shirley Strang, Last Row: Mrs. Bussewitz, Margy Olson, Lurlene Knhl, Lois Obright, Joan Dybdnhl, Gladys Anderson, Flora Belle Hauge. INot Pictured: Betty Handel, Addie Tupper. Wilma Kading. Curtis Eversom F'ORENSH'Q The local contest will be held March 10, in the High School Gymnasium. Those participating are: Serious Declamations: Betty Handel-n-r ------ Dog of War Lurlene Kahl ---------- The Forgotten Witness Gladys Anderson ------- Apple Blossoms Betty Schulenburg ------ The Bed Next Door Mable Hoffmann -------- Angel Wings Shirley Strung --------- Patsy LaVera Garfoot -------- Beyond the Last Mile Joan Dybdahl-u- ------- Moonlight Sonata by Beethoven's Addie Tupper ---------- Micky's Marker Humorous Declamatio' Lois Obright ---------- At the Lace Counter Gerry Knowles -------- China Blue Eyes Margy Olson ----- ----- The First Football Game Flora Belle Hauge ------ My Missing Spectacles Natalie Lee--- --------- The Bride and the Groon Wilma Kading--- ------- Ma, What Did Dad Say Extemporaneous Speaking Curtis Ever 5 on The district contest will be held on March 20 at Blacx Earthu

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THE GRAND MARCH PUNCH BOWL .HRISTMAS BALL As we entered the Black Earth gymnasium on December 27th, 1946, we saw it had been glamorously transformed into a magnifi- cent ballroom. The light reflecting from a beautiful Christnaes tree in the center of the floor leontrasted. with the red and green crepe paper draped from pillar to pillar. Bells, wreaths, imitation snowdriits, and collnnades added to the attractive decorations. We noticed punch being served by some of the Freshman girls. An eye -cetching Christmas ldesign, which corresponded with the other decorations, covered the serving table. A candle shining m the back of the ballroom drew our attention to the lounge. As we entered through the archways we saw lumps with colored bulbs reflecting on the furniture. As the orchestra. Norm Kingsley, started to play the theme, White Christmas, the grand march proceeded from the archwnys of the lounge toward the beautifully lighted tree where President Betty Handel. who wore a formal of white satin and net, and her es- cort Michael Barman met and so led the march. The first couple was followed by the Vice President. Donald Bergum and his partner Mary Ann Bollig, the Treasurer. Lurlene end her partner Eugene Schultz, and the Secretary, Lorene Sale and her partner Alex Mie- ster. This group was followed by the high school pupils and elnnmi It was a very beautiful scene and will long be remembered. A medium sized crowd attended, 5.11 having an enjoyible time. The dancing ended at 12:00, and all went home.