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

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Front Row: hLeft to Rith Betty Schulenburg, Geraldine Knowles, Eugene Borman, Lillian Bowery, Flora Belle Hauge. Second Row: Gene Linley, Aelred Brunner, Virgil Turk. Kenneth Tohnson, Kenneth Zander. Third Row: Mr. Norslien. Margie O'Connell. Margy Olson. Mable Hoffmann, Caryl Booth. Not Pictured: William Farrell. THE JOLLY JUNIORS In the fall of 1944 - fifteen bewildered freshmen en- tered good old Black Earth High, and now are known as the Jolly Juniors. Everyone agree's they have been a real asset to our ischool. After completing their Freshmen year at Black Earth, Beverly Wherle and Allen Stoppleworth transferred to other schools. This vacancy was filled by Flora Belle Hauge and Alfred Brunner. Five Junio'rs participate in band and seven have added their melodious voices to the chorus. Two boys take part in athletics, Eugene Berman. and Bill Parrell. We must not leave out the two Junior girls, Gerry Knowlee and Betty Schulenburg who are our cheerleaders. Flora Belle Hauge. Gerry Knowles, Mable Hoffman, and Betty Schulenburg participate in forensics. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT - - - -Eugene Barman Vice President--Li11ian Bowery Sec. and Treas.---Gerry Knowles

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Front Row: tLeIt to Rightt Wilma Kading, Beverly Barsness, Betty Barsness. Richard Goderstad, Edward Marking, Natalie Lee, Vir- ginia Williams, Joan Dybdahl. Second Row: George Powers, Robert DeWitt. Garden DeWitt, Geox 5e Curtis, Harlan Lartch. Virgil Simley, David Dybdahl, Wayland Schumann, Mrs. Bussewitz. Third Row: Elsie Howery. Jean Deneen, Kathleen Ryan, Margaret Xelter, La Vera Garfoot. Shirley Strung. Alice Handel. Not Pictured: Wendell Anderson, Bernard Bergum.. THE SILLY SOPHOMORES September 2, 1946, commenced the second year of learning for the Silly Sophomores. Two members, William Ryan and Maynard Johnson, failed to return to high school this year, bringing the total number of. sophomores down to twenty-six. After about a month of school, two of the boys, Wendell Ander- son and Bernard Bergum, had the misfortune of bein seriously stricken with polio, which forced them to withdraw their names from the class enrollment. Twenty-four are left to represent their class until the return of these two boys. This class is especially active in school activities. Ten ambitious boys reported for football and eight of them for bas- ketball. Fifteen of the twenty -four students have added their voices to the chorus, while only two are in the band. Seven of the girls contributed their talents to the forensic contest. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President ----- Bernard Bergum Secretary 81 Treasurer -------- --- ----------- Torge Goderstad Vice President -Edward Marking