Brillion High School - Owl Yearbook (Brillion, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1936 volume:

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L4.. .41 il ':.'.-0:1 Pile mf fl ehicfnieh in the ,imeiuurg uf BORN Ju y 17 1917 DIED March 24 1936 len 'illzm Pxlvrl, '15 INQQQLM. ilu fllllrmnrmm A preclous one from us has gone A volce v.e loxed lS stllled A place 15 xacant ln our mldst Which nexer can be filled Hwu oft our thoughts vull wander to Who all hls days xn goodness spent And non has gone above He was about to xrraduate And he vuth us had planned Our Fathex had qulte different plans Leo pissed to a distant land Our class must keep on strlvmg A glclrlous home to gam Our classmate has already gone Where there s no grlef or pam HOW So full of llfe and Joy and love And leave our hearts so full of grlef But God the reason knavss He IH Hls xxlsdom has recalled The glft Hls love had Llxen And though ihe body slumbers here Phe soul lb safe ln heasen Page Tvwo l L, ', . 'l I The lad we learned to love: Seems strange that he must go: G, cmcus IIDIIIINISTRIITIIIIXI l ,Tn I N f I' - M I SCHOOL BGARD H F SMITH OTTO J ZANDER HENRY LEPPLA R tued Dxrector Clerk Treasurer C H WILEMAN FRED L LUECKER Principal Acting Dnecwr The personnel of the Bmlhon Board of Educatlon has not changed w1th one except on smce 1932 At that tlme three members were elected Dr H F Smlth was elected presldent to fill the unex,p1red term of Wllllam A061 btto Lander was elected to succeed hxmself as secretary and Henry Leppla was elected treasurer to fill the unexp1red term of Max Schuler That these selectlons were popular ones 1S evxdenced by the fact that each one of them was reelected at the tlme of the explratlon of h1s term Due to the removal of Dr H F Smlth from the commumty the office of presldent became vacant and on Aprll 6 1936 F L Luecker was appolnted to serve the remamder of the term All four of these men have been prom nent 1n communlty affa1rs Thelr lnterest m educatlon has been the vltal progresslve type that has put the mterests and welfare of the school generatlons before any other The peofple of th1s dlstrlct may be proud of the Judxclous cho1ce they have made m selectmg th1s group to SUPCPVISB the publlc educatlon 1n thls communxty Page Fvur Q'. . . Q. .. u ' 1 ' u ' 1 rl 1 1 - - E . W . . . A . ' 1 .970 fflzf FACULTY MR BADE MISS MERRILL MR TETZLAFF MR TERWEIJOW MISS SI-IFSTOCK MR WOLF Arno H Bade Ph B Cochrane, WISCOHSIH LaCrosQc State Teachers College UHIYOFSIQY uf Wmcons n Chemxstry Adxanced Mathemitlcs Algebra Geometry Antomette Merrlll B A Fond du Lic XRIISCOIISIII fm Ixll A I1 flu. um 1 y IJ: undtnts IJ cl trldt ry F'arl E Tetzlaif B A Ph NI NIISIIICOI WISCOUSIII Lmrtncc- C Ilep.0 I nxwr :ty of Nhsc-onsm HISUWS Ilmloxb S ml QflLHCCS Iioxs Athlztle IllSII'Ul!l0lI Elmer E Terwedow B E Watertown, Wlsconsm Whltewater State Teachers College Northwestern College Typxny, Bcnkkecplnef Shorthand Junior Buemws Tralnlnr, Geo graphy Boys Glee Club Ceceha Shestock B S Algoma WISCOIISIII xerilty of WISCONSIN Home Economlcs General Scxcnce Gllle Athletic Inatructxon Carl F Wolf Br1l11on WISCODSIH VN:-wnsln Consermtrx-5 Nhlxmukee Hlbh School Band Instructor Page I'ne . , . . ', , . , v V ' 5' In r ' ' r' . 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Page Exght SENDRS Harvey Hmtz Hmtz For sllent men are after all the b st of men Ruth Sehuler Schmttz The hu.h school day h'1s xts delights Put lt cant compwre to the h1g,1 schrrol nights Glce Club 19 3 1 Bind 1 Mlldred Lmdner Mxldred Plcnly of fun and qulte a Hurt Yet a vcly bflgllt student with well done vxork e Club 13 Glee Club 12 Dcclfnnamry 1 3 I'xtem11 raneous Rc dng, 1 Class Play 4 Kenneth Radloff Kenny All good thmgs come m llttle 13 u kngf s Basketball 4 Intramural Baske ball Joseph Kle1ber Joe H s a r'1re bock of wlueh but one ccpy xvls mad Intramural Basketball 9 B skct ball Manag r 2 Pep Club 4 Boys Glee Club 3 Octet 4 Oratiry 1 Ar-t Play 3 OWL Edxtm 4 Class Play 4 Mane Kersten Mane Tas ucll to he merry and wise Tls well to be honest and true Glee Club 12 3 4 Declamatoxy 1 Arlxn Groth Arlln H 'w mellow IS her volce How gracious her mmner Glee Club 1? 3 Declmmutory 1 3 1 Ixtemp raucous R 'ulmg 3 1 Act Play 2 4 Class Play 4 Frederxck Landmann Fritz Grcatel men than I mxght hate been born but I douht xt nd 1734 Class Pxesd nt Class Play 4 Gerald Rxedel 'R1ede1 Its a grf.-'xt plague to be too lmnd some a man Intramural Basketball P 0 Bcfys Glee Club 9 3 0 tct 4 Bmcl I 9 4 Oratory 19 .J 4 Annu xl St lf? 4 ' ' l ln 1 . ,, . .. - , H . 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Pane N 1110 SENKDRS Peter Kersten Pete All the ment mon 'ue rle'ul and H1 not feellng, vely well Jeanette Mxchels Jeanle So sweet xml demure Wcll lllx ll I am Guxe ee Llub 1 3 lrglma Hemga Speed Tell me not ln mournful numbels Llie me but LN C'll 1 y du. m Q ny bhuz. ol u G ee L, u P Dtummumy l Annual Still 4 1 Wllmer Ru ch Frankenstem nxth gmcelul stops he strldes the A ld S I'l1lCS on all the maldens sweet Bwlxctb 111 l v Kosmas M111er Kossy xln-. quiet m'1n IQ one who knmw Hm cmn spuds md watelmelon lnl Vesta S huler Mmnie Thr b wt ot xll wxys to lengthen rm s dx s xt OUIS L1 Club Gee u 7 O11 xettt D clamator, Cheer cad 1 Myrtle Buboltz Myrtle bhe fnak Q fucnrle of all she meets Farh xuth llxcnllly smile she gr tts Glue Club I Donald Kuehl Gus No mxttcr what the dlscussxon may I -zluzys Gnd ILTSOTIS to dxvueree L xx l Boys Glee Cub tl B111 1 1 Annufx Staff 4 Mary Kathryn Bedore Mary Llfes a Qeuous pup sltxon see the xsrxnkles on my brow Glec Club ' 1 Dcclamatory 1 '7 3 4 Extempor.-xneous Reading., 1 3 Annual btxll' 1 Lbrmrxan I Class Play 4 . H 1, ' 1 ' f I. l - r , , - , ll - nv Gl ' -2-2-I. V- - - - H H I'm hzaxin,-' L ' : '- ' f n. l'l11 Club 2-1 1 'l -- 'l b 1-L-3--lg . 2 ll N - y Street '. ' 1 1 243- . ' ll Y prfxgg' Bn 1-2,3-1. ,, U - H t, J :yd Is 1.1 steal ll few hours from nights the :ire 's. P-f ' 34: l Cl b 1-L-3-1: 2 '2 2 3 5 e 1 3 L e' 3-el. . H H ' - ' L-3-I. H he . 'z 'us : ':. f Leek tl z ll 243- 7 'I 1 2-il: Octs : ' I d -2-3-t g . I I U H 1 ' . 2' ' , - g ' ' . '. Q ' ' L-Zi-- 3 -,- . ' - ' ' ' f L- : 1924 6241! Page Ten SENIORS Francls Rank Franz Not a slnner not a samt perhaps But Just one of the best chaps Intramural Basketball 3 Band 1 2 3 4 Class Play 4 Mary Relchel Mary Pretty td walk wnth wltty to talk vslth And pleasant to thlnk upon Glee Club l 2 3 4 Declamatory 1 Manguerxte Cafllsch Manny Wherevex she finds herself m llfe She ll make a good addxtlon Pep Club 2 Glee Club 12 Operetta 3 Band 1 2 3 4 Declam abory 1 Extemyoraneous Read 2 Joyvce Hoffman Joyce A gentleman and a scholar Annual Staff 4 Intramural Bas ketball 2 3 Class Play 4 Melvm Buboltz Bubbles He s due for half the fame of belng the othel twm ln a game Pep C'lub 4 Ahce Cottrell Alxce Happy I am from care I am free Why cant they all be contented hke me Glee Club 1 234 Class Play 4 Florence Persohn Flossle Slncere and true She strives ln all her best to do Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Eldon Wolf Eldxe And sull they looked and still their wonder glew That one head could, carry all h knew Intramural Basketball 12 3 ep Cub 23 Bnd 1131 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 4 Gordon Olm Olm Hes clexer and walling m ull a good spoil. A bralny artistic and likeable sort Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Annual btaff 4 f 1 1 ' H YI l .. . - 1 . . - ., 1 1 ' ' W -' ' Q . ' Cl ll ,, . 1 . . ' : - U . . - - - 3 , , ' ' 1 ll ' 1 . - - ,. 5 . -3-4: 3 ' . . , IY .. ,, 3 - - 5 , ' , U n .. , - , - . .. 'X , Il ' ll .. . , . ,, - - - 5 , U ' H .. - . . .. 1 u - n ,, . . . , ' A- e H --- 3 P 1 - 5 3 -g,- .1 5 1 . ll ll ,, ,Q V . . . . f - , X . . . . ,, . . . - - - 5 . , . - - - , , SENNRS Allce Prltzl Alice Quiet and reserved IS she A student of the first degree Pe: Club 1 Glee Club 1234 Declamatory 4 Ray Wolff Butch Hall hall! The bands all here Basketball 2 'fl Intramural Basket ball 1 Boys Glee Club 2 3 Band I Allen L1ntner Scotty A modern farmer will Allen be Fame success and wealth hes sure to see Dolons Behnke Do1or1s I wander how It happens ln thus world of hard earned gums That one small maxden can control so large a stock of brams Glee Club 2 3 4 Declamatory 12 34 Extemporaneous Readmg 2 Annual Staff 4 Class Presxdent 4 Class Play 4 Gertrude Klelber Gertxe Heres to a gurl with a. heart and n smlle Who makes the bubble of hfe worth whxle Glee Club 12 3 4 Declamatory l Operetta 3 Roy Wblf Roy All the world loves a man who IIEVEI' g'lV9S 111 Elmer Janke Wmdy' Gods glft to the ladies so hand some and tall And oh how he handles a basket balll Basketball 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 An nual Staff 4 Class Presldent 2 3 Class Play 4 The 1936 Owl Announcement to the effect that an annual would be publlshed m 1936 was made at the begmrung of the second semester and xmmeduately the semor class set to work on the pubhcatlon of the book Joseph Klelber was elected ed1tor and Eldon Wolf busmess manager Wlthm a few days a staff was appomted consustxng of Mary Kathryn Bedore, Doloms Behnke Fred erxck Landmann, Gerald Rledel, Gordon Olm Vmguua Hemga, Donald Kuehl and Joyce Hoffman W1th the cooperatmn of the entxre semor class, the work was completed about May 1, and the revlval of the OWL had been accomphshed Pl c Illcxcn ', ' U n , .. 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I' 1 1 ' ,, -- - : ' - - - : - 1 ' 1 lf , ' A 4 ' ' 1 1 ' , 1 v ' 1 I .Wa W 'mf Senior Class History PPlJAt,,5f5 september 4 1032 found fifty Uwo w1de eved blushmg lfld1XldU81Q eager for the opportunltxes offered by Brllhon h1,,h school Wltlnn a Few davs class elect1ons were held and Frederxck Landmann was elected prcsulent Before long we were obhhed to go throu h the dreaded or leals of 1n1t1at1on Mlss Mlller and Mr Bade our clas advlsors helped us to Wm nrst plac 1n the Hallowe cn parade as Well as m tht sale of both Chrlstmas seals and senlor class play tlckets Thus the ilrst year end d wlth our namt nobly engraved upon the senlor class play tlcket trophy At the begmmnb of our sophomore year our enrollment totaled forty SIX Plmer Janke succeeded Frederlck as presldent and served 1n thms capaelty for two years Th1s year no small amount of talent was d1scoxered and dcxeloped The stars of the one act play Apostrophe In Modern Dress were Jo eph K' 1b r and Arlm Groth wlule Flmer Janke had made the first team m basketball and Donald Kuchl and Wllmer Rusch showed marl el abxllty m the same held The most spectacular event however was oar w1nn ng of the Bergandtr Trophy for the best all around scholarshxp We entered our Jumor year wlth our membershlp st1ll totalxng forty slx We unrnedlately b nan our study of J urnahsm and as a result two school papers were pub 1S'lCd We control 1 both the basketball team and the Forcnsncs Club and were also xepr ented ln the one act play The Lost ink Hat Th1s year Mlss Shestock our class advlsor upervlsed th prom w nth was a hune success Flmer .Ianke and Myrtle Bubolz were the rergn Trophy Our class IQ now eompos l of thlrty four memb rs Althoubh death has taken from o.1r mldst a dear clas mate Leo Yan Abel we shall always r member lnm as a loyal and Worthv frlend and a member of the class of 36 Dolorls I3 nnke was elected presldent and Mr T tzlacf ela s advlsor XVork vas beaun on the revlval of the Owl ot wluch Joseph Klelber was appoxnt d cdltor The basketball team was pracueally compo ed of a ohd enlor group Forensr s glee clubs and the band aban clam el many The honor roll has Sc n such nam s a Nlary K Bedore Dolor s E nnke Alce C trell I mer Ja ke G rtru le hlem r Jos th Kolb r 1' F1 k I and nann Mlldred Llndner Frane1s R nk Marg, Rexchel Fllon Wolf and Roy VVolf Throubh the efforts of 'ms Vlerrlll our cla s play wa a success Cla N but and all other senlor sctnlt e dnl quallx as w ll Fmally on the cu Draluauon our hope were r alla d VVe new bld B llnon H h Qchool a fond farewell after hawng nob y played the game of hlbh hool cducat on and b gun the game of hte Gertrude Klelb r T'1 e Twtlxe , . ' , - Y , - . . .Y. I , , ., t . , . , 1 ' ' , M . f 11' V 'U f g' L 4 , ' ' ' ' . . 4 . N . 1 4 . , 1 A ' V c h ' . -' - X' .' . 04 ' ff 4 , . , I ' 0' Q , -. . y ' L 1 . 'K V , Y H l 1 H - , , T ,- , , S fe' e f ' 3 ' ' u ' , f ' , . 2 L ' ' ' 1 ' r 1- 1 w 1 r : I . X - .. N ' ' ' eff .' A 'S I ' ' f X' , 1 f L , A . 13 , : ' 4 s V-'s 1 f 1 - 33 f ' , 1 H .J A . . ' . , , ., ,. , s . - e 'ff ' 'Y .' .. . ' , ' A - mg royalty. At the close of the year We were agam awarded the Bergander .. ', ' ' - , e , fr 1 T ff- ' v v . - , -, , L M 1 ' - . : . .' ' . e . l 3, ' . Vv is Q' ' 7 4' v ' - A ' v 1 ' ,3 ,- ' 1 V. , . ' J S H- - - Y, . - . N . . , ,, s s D . c , O. ., r O 1 . , e l . ' , se . . e st .' . . if . . r 3, , .. A ,,. e , 1 o t , J. n , e 1 e , eo A e , mf? 'n s ' f ' r '4 ' s f lreae c J. . , , a, ,le ' . ,ual , . U 1 - 'ss L ' . 1 3 'ts . ss 1 401 - C ' A s -e L T C . . ' 'e of 0' ' ' as ' e e ' ' r' ie' o ' D A ' lj ' 'ff Sc f i , f - ' Sf ' ' -A ' e . . ,, , .We Wm! FRONT ROW Ruth Bastian Llese Lotte Lexehe Eugene Olm Harold Wolf Ross Zerg. mann L nore Greve Marcella Ebenhoe SECOND ROW Margaret Bellke Virginia Maertv Alma Ennepr Ethel King Irene Thurow Garmin Behnke Vandora Fredrick Ruth Probst THIRD ROW 'Vlr Bade Advisor Lawrence Urban Allen knoespel Harold Jooss Delbert Lau Herbert Klelhorn Robert Eckcr Vincent Miller FOURTH ROW Eugene Kosmosky Robert Schvvaller Herbert G user Gerald Kundlger Albert Moehr Norman Moecker louis Prltzl David Dawson .Tumor Class On September 4 1933 a group of thirty seven green freshmen filled the fresiman hcrne room After getting used to the daily routine they elected their class officers Wlth Robert Ecker president Leo Joyce vice president and Jean Remmel secretary treasurer Their class advisors were Miss An sorge and Miss Nock 'Ilheir real inoculation into the atmosphere.of good old Brillion High School however took place on October 6 with their ini Jooss and Robert Ecker participated 1n band and David Dawson wagctive in tralok Ross Zergmann Robert Ecker IJ nore Greve and Jean Remmel represented the class in the Pep club and Ross Zergmann was an active cheerleader 'lhe class left school at the end of the first year with a good record behind them During their sophomore year class officers were Gerald Kundiger PTBSI d nt Garmin Behnke vice president Irene Thurow secretary treasurer and Mr Bade and Miss Merrill were class advisors Ross Zergmann Lawrence Urban Ruth Probst and Irene Thurow were elected to the Pep club The class presented a successful Washington program Robert Fcker took first place in oratory The class gave the freshmen an 1n1t1at1on party which they havent forgotten to tlus day At present the class officers are Harold Jooss president Irene Thurow vice president and Carmin Behnke secretary treasurer Mr Bade is the present class advisor The Prom given on the 24th of April was a big success Harold Jooss prom king chose Carrmn Behnke as prom queen The class has always been active in public doings in which the school parucxpates For three years they took a first and a second in the annual Halloween festival Some of the most active honor roll students of the class are Robert Ecker Harold Wolf David Dawson Eugene Olm Marcella Fb nhoe and Ross Zergmann Robert Ecker Page Thirteen ? ' I - ' 7 ' 7- ' - , ' V 3' ' . v n D N , 1 . ' - W . ll . l ' , U, 1 ' . I - v v Y I. . .- tiation. Robert Ecker and Norman Moecker were active in forensics, Harold X 1 ' n ' Y 1 V 1 , . . . , .- ,3 . 1 ' ' ' Q - . V Y Y . I 1 ' y 7 . . . l , ' v ' v ' . n , . ' Z ' , - . . ' ' V Y I 7 ' , ' . . I 3 ' 1 Y A 3 N' . ' . , . .We Wm! FRONT ROW Louise Seaman Helen Enneper Elroy Buboltz Ellwood Lau Clarence Tesch Willard Knoespel Myra Thle s n Lxllxan Buboltz SECOND ROW Kenneth Stelnbach Flleda Brockmann Mxldxed Klelber Gxles Neff Bernlce Greve Lucille Sterns Earl Behnke THIRD ROW Bernice Barth Alfred Plll7l Myrtle Tesch Ruth Schneldel Fern Schubrmg, Harold Nass Lor tta Laack Mr Tervscdoxx Advlson FOURTH ROW John Bartz Dorothy Kanter Cletus Bed 're Howard Thlesscn Harold Enneper Amta Becker Ifrancxs Eck r Sophomore Class 'lhe members of the class of 38 began thelr first day of hlgh school on a dull ralny mornlng September 4 1934 Forty one new faces looked around some recognlzed old frlends Wlule many were total strangers to the grourp There was llttle tlme to Slt around xdly and they all set to worfk some earnestly and some thmklng xt was all to be taken 1n fun About five weeks 1ater 1n1t1at1on came to these somewhat green fresh1es The sophomores rldxculed them and the dxgnlfled senlors looked down on them The freshmen seemed unworrxed by all of thls traxnmg and came .thromglh the xmtlatlon all the better for the1r expeuence Class officers were then elected Hofward Th1essen becommg pres1dent Wlllard Knoesfpel vlce presldent and Dorothy Kanter secretary treasurer Mr Tetzlaff was the class advlsor and can remember wlth amusement no dowbt the CUTIOUS and sometlmes unanswerable questlons asked of hlm The sophomore return party and other events now OCCUp16d the txme and thought of these fr shmen and almost before they lfneav 1t wacatlon was agam upon them The class agaln ass mbled together ln Sept mber 1935 and after a few days class. oflicers were elected Elroy Bubolz becom ng presldent Harold Ivass vlce pr sxdent and Bermce Greve secretary treasurer Inltlatlon of the freshmen was then thought of and carrled out very successttllly wlth the help of Mr Temvedow the class advlsor Thls was followed by many other events of a busy and h1g1ly mterestlng school year Every member of the class was mtensely lnterested 1n the basketball team espec1ally so no doubt b cause of the fact that three m mbers of th1s class were on the team Howard Thxessen Harold Enneper and Frank Ecker were those members and they have proved that they are a credlt to Brllllon Hlgh School Loulse Seaman Paxre Fourteen Q , . , . , , S 2 , . w , ' A . ' , . . . - H I 40 1 'I Tv q v v '1 u , e , . , . . w , , fl - ' v - 1 . Q . , - - w N W , , W V n W , ' ' l . - 7 K Y AY ' . . I 1 y . , . 1 . Y .1 Y , , l . - - - I u ry ' W . . . . . I 1 l ' l ' . . . . . . ' 1 1 v 7 1 Y - ' ' 1 1 ' ' 1 e l , l ' l 1' , ' f Q . ' oo, ' Q V V Y 1 , . . . , . V3 . I . - . . . n X' I v v - I , L - y . 5 . . . . , - A , 1 ' '1 D 1 Y Y A' L' . y y , 4 y . H ,Ole Wm! FRONT ROW-Carol Zick, Dorothy Wink, Helen Vechart, Doris Zick, Manolia Irene Geiger, Gwendolyn Neff, Geraldine Novak, Evelyn Steinbach. SECOND ROW-Allen Seefeldt, Eldore Goldschmidt, Betty Huibregtse, Mary Sbeinmetz Monica Miller, Mildred Abitz, Hazel Steinbach, Victor Radloff, Nicholas Binsfeld. 'THIRD ROW-Miss Shestiock. Advisor, Joseph Kersten, Leslie Schnell, Dorothea Mueller Lcrraine Clavers, Lucille Michels, Magdelen Puser, Roman Gennigen, Armin Schroeder BACK ROW--Howard Schoenecker, Marcella Keller, Carl Ott, Vernon Zrlrn, Wilmer Ducholtz, Leon Pritzl, Merlin Ross, Jack Willis, Ruth Barth, Richard Bartz. Freshman Class All Aboard shouted the captain as the good ship B, H. S. sailed out of the harbor September 4. It was a crowded ship and on it there were thirty-seven freshmen who found their cabins in the freshman home room Not a single member of the class got seasick, and, as another member joined the class, the present membership is thirty-eight. In order to run the business of the class, officers were elected, Armin Schroeder, president: Howard Schoenecker, vice presidentg and Gwendolyn Neff, secretary-treasurer. Important events in which the class participated were the initiation, the return party, and the Hal1owe'en festival. In the latter the class was entered in the parade as the Potter City Band and on the stage they were represented by the Baer-Louis fight which won second place. The class is well represented in glee club, band, Pep club, and forensics. Pep club members are Betty Huibregtse, Lucille Michels, Joseph Kersten, and Victor Radloff. Many freshmen names are on the honor roll each six weeks, among them are Doris Zick, Carol Zick, Betty Huibregtse, Manolia Bedcre, Dorothea Mueller, Lucille Michels, Reuben Keller, Armin Schroeder, and Jack Willis. The good ship anchored safe at the end of the year, and next year will be waiting to give them another enjoyable trip, and the captain will be there to greet them.-Dorothy Wink. Page Fifteen .Ole Wm! Class of 1934 FRONT ROW Ceha Bender Selvera Mack Sapora HIDY7 Allce Nuss Ruta Pr1t7l Allce Buboltv SECOND ROW Mr Wxleman Advlsor Bernard Beckel Lawrence lfllyes Laurence Schmledel Elmer Pr1t7l Kenneth Povsers George Bellke THIRD ROW Clement Mxllex Cora Glese Gladys Behnke Ineda Ullrlch Pearl Klause Jean Dawson Ora Basllan Haxold Plepenburg FOURTH ROW Ewald Janke Lawrence Wxeqert Jerome Becker Walter Enneper Wllbext Behnke Inuls Rank Allen Huene'eld -.-.-'.+g,-W FRONT RONV Verna Stanelle Gladys Grove Beatxlce Bartz Bernice Znck LaVerne Xvlllk June Holmes G80IL,l2l Galloway SECOND ROW Edwald Ebenhoe Ruben Engel Chaxles Mlller Edgar Stembach John Behnke Reuben SCh89f61 Joseph Herr Mr Tervsedovs Adusm THIRD ROW Dorothy Schvsaller Henrietta Klem Allen 7o1n Alfled Kle1ber Karl Caxstens Vxetol Juno Alllne Habermann Arlme Yxck BACK ROW Vernon Schvnillenbelg Ross Hackex Harold Krueger Calroll Lexus Harold Thuxou Ross Beune Hugo Bloedorn Page Sxxteen Class of 1935 zf JXCTWVHES Q: E ' + .976 mf Organizations I PEP CLUB Semors Vesta Schuler V1rg1n1a Hemlga Melvm Buboltz Joseph Klelber Jumors Ross Zergmann Davld Dawson Lenore Greve Irene Thurow Sophomores Myra Thlessen Amta Becker Harold Nass John Bartz Freshmen V1ctorRad1off Joseph Kersten Betty Hwbregtse Lucllle M1che1s BOYS OCTET lst Tenor Joseph Kersten E11 wood Lau 2nd Tenor Frank Ecker Donald Kuehl lst Bass Joseph Kle1ber Gerald K.1nd1ger 2nd Bass Norman Moecker Ger ald Riedel FORENSICS Oratory Jack W1ll1s Norman Moecker Frank Ecker Gerald Rle del Elroy Buboltz Cletus Bedore R bert Ecker Declamatory Mary Kathryn Be dore L1ese'otte Lerche Arlm Groth Dolorls Behnke Betty Hum bregtse Mancha Bedore Bernlce Greve Helen Enneper Th1essen Mlldred Lmdner Doro thea Mueller Manolla Bedore Extemporaneous Speakmg Jo seph Klelber Harold Wolf ENTER THE HERO Arhn Groth Ann Dorothea Mueller Ruth Marguerlte Caf11SCh Mrs Carey Joseph Klelber Harold Davld Dawson Stage Mgr For the benefit of students whose mterests l1e m th fields of pubhc sp akmg dramat1cs and vocal work the h1gh school currlculum 1ncludes excellent opportunltles m the above orgamzatlons The act1v1t1es of these growps are explamed further on other pages of the OWL Pllge Eighteen l , ws .. 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V I 9 , 411' W mf F orens :cs The Forensics club is composed of all students competing for positions as representatives of the school in the nelds of public speaking work Officers of the club for the past year have been Gerald Riedel president Arlm Groth vice president and Doloris Behnke secretary and treasurer Ehm nation contests for the select on of Brillions candidates for con ference competition were held March 23 and the followlng selections were made by the Judges Oratory 1st Robert Ecker 2nd Frank Ecker Dra matic Declamatory lst Arlin Groth 2nd Bernice Greve Extemporan cous R ading lst Mildred Lindner 2nd Dorothea Mueller No contest was held 1n extemporaneous speakmg because there were only two con testants Joseph Kleiber and Harold Wolf These contestants represented Brilhon High School at the Little Nine conference Eastern division contests held at Denmark on Friday April 3 Dame Fortune did not smile upon our contestants on that day and Brilhon s howmg was to say the most mediocre The only contestant to place high enough to be eligib s for the final conference contest was Robert Ecker who received s cond in oratory Lieselotte Lerche and Arlin Groth received fourth places in their respective fields but these places were not hlgh enough to entitle their holders to further competition -- o 3-i The Pep Club The Pep Club is organized soon after school begins each year It is cho n by popular vote of the class for whomever they think the most capable and original of preparing presentable program before basketball games and other events of mterscholastic competition In the past years the Pep club has played a great part in the success of the basketball teams A Pep club program usually conslsts of a short skit or two with a few cheers Occasionally members of the squad are called upon to say a few words in regard to the oncoming game or a game gone by The coach is usually a speaker on the program The latest additlon to the schoo1 Splflt IS the 1ns1grna Pep found on the left arm of the m mbers of the Pep club In future years the alumni of the school parti ularly members of the bask tball squad will always remember the Pep club gi Boys' Octet The Boys Octet was organiz d in November 1935 by Mr Terwedow and entertamed the student body and local audiences several times during the year The organlzation was begun as a glee club consisting of about thirty members From this group a quartet consisting of Gerald Riedel Joseph Klelber Donald Kuehl and Francis Ecker was selected and made one public appearance the occasion being the Calumet County Teachers convention at Chilton in S pt mber With the add1t1on of four more boys Norman Moecker Gerald Kundlger Joseph Kersten and Ellwood Lau the organization developed into a double quartet at whlch status It remained for the balance of the school year Robert Ecker provxded the accompan1 ment at the p1ano on all occasions Page Iwncteen ,fi 1 , , 1, O v A v v ' ' . 3 . i . . , . - . 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General Actifvities Periods Each day throughout the year half an hour out of each day was devoted to general activities In the fall and spring this generally took the form of sports such as baseball Class meetings and rehearsals for Halloween stunts were also held during these periods As the weather grew colder the students participated in assembly sing ing Many popular as well as patriotic songs were sung Another diversion was mov es most of wh1ch were highly educational The boys and girls glee clubs held rehearsals about once a week during that period The boys octet favored the assembly by appearing before it and rendering several selections Pupils possessing special talent in playing an instrument also entertained the student body Several speeches were presented during the year One was by Max Gilstrap He entertained the students by imitating various birds and by showing slides on scenes from Yellowstone National Park Mr J E Heath gave an interesting speech on the varieties of lumber and the uses of each On Armistice day a program was held A play was presented by stu dents of the Junior English class Speeches were given by students in relation to the disputes between Italy and Ethiopia Lincolns and Washlngtons birthdays were commemorated by having two plays put on by the sophomores and three speeches by students One speech was on Llncoln one on Washington and one on Edison The purpose of these general activities is to acquaint the pupils with knowledge other than that found in textbooks iig Hallowe en Festu al The Brillion Lions club sponsored its seventh annual Hallowe en program to express their emotions through constructive channels rather than de structive avenues As customary the festival got under Way at about 6 30 with the ex plosion of a bomlb In the lead was a corps of Lions followed bv th city band and school children The parade proceeded down Main street as far as Park avenue and back tracked to the Auditorium Here after a few selections by the band Lions Paul N Herr and Dr W L Boyd n tock charg as masters of ceremonies and without delay presented the fourteen acts on the program Judging of the parade and the stage show was in three classifications the high school gr des and independent groups After the distribution of candy to the youngsters the verdicts were as follows in the high school division Parade lst seniors Battle of the Century 2nd Juniors Pioneer Days 3rd sophomores The Duck Hunter Stage lst Juniors Serious Business at School Meeting 2nd freshmen Baer Louis Fight 3rd seniors Senior News Extra P.-me Tix int v Y Y - i ' ' ' . 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FRONT ROW Carol Zlck Doris Zlck Evelyn Stembach Dorothy Wmk Helen Vechart Ruth Bastlan Gwendolyn Neff Magdalen Puser Lllllan Buboltz Loulse Seaman Lucille Sterns Manolla Bedcre SECOND ROW Mlss Merrxll Director Jeanette Mlchels Bernlce Greve Dolorls Behnke Vandura Frederlck Margaret Bellke Ruth Probst Myra Thlessen Vlrgmna Maertz Alma Fnneper Marcella Ebenhoe THIRD ROW Dorothy Kanter Myrtle Bubolt7 Marguerite Caflxsch Helen Enneper Mary Kathryn Bedore Mary Stemmeu Ruth Barth Lenorc Greve Dorothea Mueller Lucille Muhels Bernice Barth Mlldred Klelber Anxta Becker FOURTH ROW Ruth Schuler Vesta Schuler Carmm Behnke Ruth Schneider Loretta Laack Betty Hmbregtsc Marcella Keller Mary Relchel Gertrude Klelber Ethel Kmg Allce Cottrell Lleselotte Lerche Mildred Abltz FIFTH ROXV Myrtle Tesch Lorraine Clavers Bcma De Johns Allce Prxtzl Marne Kersten Arlm Groth Vlrgxnna Hemga Irene Thurow Mlldred Llndner Fern Schubrmg Frieda Brockmann Florence Persohn Gwls Glee Club The G1r1s Glee club was orgamzed rn Br11hon H1gh School about twelve years ago Thls year the club was dxrected by Mxss Merrlll and accompamed by Carmm Behnke and contamed the largest membershrp m the clubs lustory Nearly all of the school actlvltles are enllvened wlth muslc by the Glee club Out of the total membershrp of fifty s1x, twenty are altos, four are hlgh sopranos, and thxrty two are medxum sopranos Page Tn enty one 3 ., a .. 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FRONT ROW Carl Wolf Dlreclor Ray Wolf Wernel Brockmann Orman Behnke Robert Ecker Carl Zutz Almm Schroeder SECOND ROW Eldon Wolf Elmer Janke Grdan Olm Kosmas Mxller Leon P1-1t1l Bernadlne Groth Anlta Becker Helen Ennepex Mary Stelnmetz Vxctcr Radloii' Joseph Keller THIRD ROW Ruth Hulblegtse James Klelber Marguerlle Cafllsch Donald Kuehl Gerald Riedel Harold Jentlnk Eduard Caxslens Irene Geiger Magdalen Puser Nicholas Bmsfeld FOURTH ROW Peggy Selp Lyle Beckel Ilmgald Enneper Lance Becker Kenneth Rad lnll' Frcdellck Landmann Howard Schc, neckel Dolothca Mueller John Puser Delbert Lau FII TH ROW Vernon Vechart Donald Schmeltcx James Belrne Euch Enneper Francis Rank Harold Enneper Harold Jooss Mlldled Kleller Kennelh Kanter Vincent Miller Brzlllon Hugh School Band The band was orgamzed durmg the school year of 1928 29 undel the present leader Mr Carl Wolf The band practxces one hour after school each week for school occaslons such as basketball games, entertamment club meetlngs, and graduatmn exermse., Each person playlnc, ln the band for the perlod of hls lugh school career of four years recewes one currleular credlt At graduatlon exerclses a gold pm W1th the band emblem mscmbed 1S presented to the semor band students who have par t1c1pated all four years Anyone possessmg a muslcal 11'1Sl.TUI'll6H and havmg taken muslc lessons may Jom Page Twenty tvfo - 1 1 1 1 - 1 . - 1 ' 1 -I 1 1 4 I 1 1 -1 1 1 ' 4 Q ' 1 ' 1 D I 1 , 1 1 V ' ' 1 1 1 ' 1 i ,- 7 ' . 1 y. - . - . . 1 , , 4 . l . .Q ., . 1 I . 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The Muslc F estwal On the evemng of May 1 the three muslcal orgamzatlons of the school the band the g1rls glee club and the boys octet gave a concert The major part of the program was contrlbuted by the I-hgh School Band under the d1rect1on of Mr Wolf Speclal numbers were solos by Harold Jooss Raymond Wolf Donald Kuehl Francls Rank Dorothea Mueller and Mxldred Klelber and a quar tet by Kenneth Radloff Harold Jooss Frederlck Landmann and Howard Schoenecker The Gxrls Glee club an organ1zat1on that xncludes all of the glrls 1n hlgh school and has a membersh1p of fifty s1x rendered four numbers Allce Blue Gown Dark Eyes Deep Rlver and Barcarol The club IS dxrected by Mlss Merrlll and they do s1ng Wlth the addltlon of Mr Terwedow to the hxgh school faculty two years ago came the reorgamzatxon of a boys glee club somethlng wh1ch had been neglected for several years Mr Tenwedow p1cked elght boys and tralned them so that the publlc really enjoys to hear them slng They presented the numbers Kentucky Babe A Merry Llfe Juamta John Peel O No John and a novelty number m honor of Mr M P Becker The concert was Well attended showmg that the townspeople are really mterested ln muslc and mu 1ca1 organ1zat1ons and are wllhng to back them The Band Tournament Fach year for the past three years the school band went to the band tournament and each year xt came back w1th second place m the class D d1v1s1on The band was also well represented at each tournament wxth talented soloxsts Last year a drlve for funds to uruform the band was made and the results of It showed how townspeople and local organlzatwns w1ll back a Worthwhile schoo1 project to the fullest extent so that now Brllhon can boast of a fully unlformed school band under the able d1rect1on of Mr Carl Wolf As Mr W1leman sa1d on Monday mornlng after the tournament The band as usual came back wet and wxth second place It seems that the weather usually turns agalnst the success of the band tournaments but the bands always march and last year Br1lhon placed first ln marchmg ln the C and D dlvlslons The spec1a1 numbers played at the concert were also entered at the tournament CLASS A SOLOS Harold Jooss Barxtone Solo lst Place Ray Wolf Flute Solo s Place Donald Kuehl Saxophone Solo 3rd Place Francls Rank Sousaphone Solo 2nd Place CLASS C SOLOS Dorothea 'Vlueller Trumpet Solo 2nd Palce M1ldred Klelber Trombone Solo 2nd Place Kenneth Radloff Harold Jooss, Fredenck Landmann Howard Schoenecker also entered m the Class A Quartet, and placed 2nd Page Tw enty three ! 1 . . 0 0 ' V V I - 1 1 I 1 , - 1 . y . . , , 1 v v 1 ' Y I , . , . . . . . 1 - ' I ' 1 1 , - . . , . . 1 1 X . 4 . . - 1 1 1 1 1 - . . . 1 . . 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Latm Club The Latm club whlch IS composed of SIX members Robert Ecker Joyce Hoffman Mary Relchel Marle Kersten Marguerlte Cafhsch and Myrtle Buboltz have learned several songs such as Integer V1tol Adeste Fldeles Gaudeamus Amor V1nc1t Omnla Star Spangled Bann r and O Columbla the Gem of the Ocean Bes1des learnmg songs the members have also learned plays whlch were grven as amusements durmg the general act1v1ty per1od to the rest of the hxgh school students One play represented a class room 1n 36 B C and a class room 1n 1936 A D m whlch the Chlef characters were Robert Ecker first student Joyce Hoff man second student and Mary Rerchel teacher The Latm nam s for all the characters 1n the play are Dommlcus Hoffmanus Dommlcus Eckerus Domlmca Caihscha Momlnlca Relchela Domxmca Buboltza and Dommlca Kerstena Dur1ng the years work awards were g1ven to the students that dld the best work Mary Re1chel and to the student who showed the most lmprovement Robert Ecker -ig? The Scarecrow Creeps A haunted house on a stormy mght 1n October the fmdmg and dlsappear ance of a h1dden dlamond and a tragedy of 30 years were all features of mterest m the senlor class play The Scarecrow Creeps g1ven at the Brxlllon Aud1tor1um on May 15 1936 under the d1rect1on of Mxss Merrxll Rodenck Gage Uoseph Klexberb master of the Gage Manor mvxted hxs four l1v1ng relat1ves Mxss Ameha Gage fM11dT6d Lmdnerl Norma Gage fMary Kathryn Bedorej Dr Kenneth Gage LEldon Wolfj and Perry Gage lFranc1s Rankj to spend the mght of the anmversary of the tragedy m h1s home Mrs Annabelle Gage fDolor1s Behnkey Perrys mother Adam Throgg Uoyce Hoffmanl the butler and Maudle Hobbs 1Arl1n Grothl the mald figure rn the story as do Aunt Zlllnla, Washmgton fAl1C9 Cottr llj the darky cook and her lanky son Trallm Arbutus T A for short fFreder 1ck Landmanny Iwho 1S 1n reahty the real hero of the story The appearance of the scarecrow and the d1sappearance of Roder1ck pro vlde the real excxtement whlle the r1valry of Kenneth and Perry for the hand of Norma thelr unexpected s1multaneous proposals Mxss Amelxas splntuallsm and Maudle s unend1ng exclamatlons prov1de the humor of the play Traxlm Arbutus dlsgulsed as the scarecrow 1S the blg h1t of the show Donald Kuehl was stage manager Elmer Janke busmess manager -133, Enter the Heron On October 29 1935 the Br1ll1on hlgh school One act Play cast went to I-I1lbert to enter the annual L1ttle Nme conference Play Fnangle presentmg Enter the Hero a humorous type of play The other contestants offered strong competltxon Denmark presentmg The Passmg of Chow Chow and Hllbert entermg Grandma Pulls the Strmgs F1rst place was awarded to the Hllbert play BYIIIIOH recelvmg second place The cast of Enter the Hero was as follows Ann Carey a very 1!'Ilag1I1 atlve hlgh strung and love s1ck g1rl was played by Arlm Groth Anns 1n qu1s1t1ve and sympathetxc young s1ster Dorothea Mueller the mother of Ruth and Ann Marquerlte Caflxsch and the young man who was the object Of Arms affectlons played by Joseph Klelber The play was dlrected by Mlss Merrlll Page Twenty foux -s.. 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FRONT ROW Donald kuehl Harold Wolf Managel Orman Behnke BECOND ROW Elmer Janke Wllmer Rusch THIRD ROW lVIr Telllall' Coach kenneth Radloll' Prank hcker FOLRFH ROW Harrlll I-.nnquu Merlin Ross YIPIH ROW Ia lcnte llhan Dclbclt Lau H waxd fhlcssen Loma Prltzl The Basketball Team The basketball squad finlshed another successful season th1s year wlth a record of th1rteen vlctorles and seven defeats The team won second place 1n the Llttle NIUE Eastern Dxwsxon and concluded the season by captunng th consolatlon trophy at the Klmberly tournament The team thls year was composed mostly of semors lncludlng Captaln Elmer Janke who played hls th1rd year as forward Donald Kuehl another pleted hls sctond year of conference play Wllmer Rusch center Kenny Radloff forward and Delbert Lad guard dlstmgulshed themselves for thelr good work although they had httle experlente as regulars before thls year Lower classmen who secured berths on the squad were Howard Thlessen rangy blond forward a sophomore Harold Enneper a stocky guard an other sophomore and Lawrence Lrban a htbe fast mowxng guard a Junlor Thls revlew would not be complete wlthout a recognltlon of the hlgh esteem that players and students ahke hold for our popular coach Mr Tetzlaff The members of all Brllllon hlgh school athletlc teams have en Joyed workmg wxth the coach thls year as well as prevlous years and those of us who are leaung thls year Vull always remember the pleasant aSSOC1a tlons that haye been found ln connectlon wlth athletlc work Inge 'I tents Exe ' ' '- ' I ' ' , F '- .-w--- , ' , fi ' , ' ' , . . 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Touch Football The game of touch football was inaugurated as an inter scholastic activity last fall and quickly gained public favor A team was organized from a large group of volunteers and after a few practices a game was booked with Denmark high school The Danes were the victors in this encounter and a return game was scheduled to be played on our own field The team showed considerable pep and vigor but was again defeated 9 to 6 Due to cold weather and lack of opponents there were no more games played but if the same enthusiasm and sp1r1t are displayed next fall there IS no doubt but what touch football will become a major sport in the curriculum of the Bullion high school Track Each spring a group of boys IS selected to represent the school in a number of track meets held at varlous schools throughout the surrounding territory The state district track meet was held at Green Bay on May 15 and all contestants placing tlurd or better at this contest were eligible for the state contest held at Wisconsin Rap1ds on May 23 The team also attended the annual high school meet held at Lawrence College Appleton on May 18 Due to the fact that this book goes to press before these meets are held we are unable to include the results ln this article events are as follows high Jump broad Jump and pole vault Howard Thies sen Elmer Janke Joyce Hoffman and Roy Wolf discus and shot put W11mer Rusch and Joyce Hoffman 100 220 440 880 and 1 mile runs David Daw son Elmer Janke Lawrence Unban and Joyce Hoffman Most of the can didates enter in more than one event and some of them are included ln other events besides those mentioned above --1 Qi- Intramural S ports The fall and spring intramural athletic program lncludes competition in klttenball track and horseshoe volleyball and some forms of basketball and football have previously been included but have been dropped from the schedule this spring At the begmning of each season approximately elght teams of boys are chosen and selections are made to include all the boys ln school The schedule IS drafted in such a way that each days playing includes games 1n all sports The teams are ranked each day on a point basis, and the standings of the league are tabulated each day by the athletic manager to keep the teams informed as to their respective league standings Page Twenty-elght Y D I Y D 1 i . . . y X . . y . , . . . . . . 1 . 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Electzon of Celebrmes rs! .,JAt,,5f5 To get the op1n1ons of Lll tht studtnts m sthool on tht d1StlII tnshtd 'lblhtlts or rem'1rk'LlJle qufthtles of ftrt'11n students P1 contest Wfxs htld ln wlnth the entxre student bodx pqruupattd lfac h pupll recuved a ballot whlth was fllled out to the best of the person returned to the SGIIIOI' Comnnttee III charge the votes The results of the c1left1on are as Most popular glr Most popular boy NIft1QQt dresser Flashxest dresser Blggest bluffer Loud Speaker Host bashful student Wlttlest studt nt Day drtamer Handsome Harry Copy Cat Blggest Fhrt Qchool Romto COIFICIOI or xtor Most xntelltttuwl l Most tntellectual box Joseph xl VV1nd1est teacher Most popular teacher Faurest tL'1tht1 Prttuest ,, r Hardest VSOIRIHC studtnt Smartest senlor Coekv Jumor Qnappy sophomore breenest txeshnmn I lu s knoavledhe and vms then who Counted and rctoldtl follows Irf ne Thurovs I hner .Ianltt trtrudg Kletber Robert I ck r Donald Kuehl Vesta Qchuler Gwendolyn Ixcft Ross 7t rgm mn Ht rbt rt K tlhmn I4 hner .Ianke Dtlbert Lau Nlbld Tlnessen Hebert I tht r XVIIIIIQI Ru th Ihlorls Bthnl t etber and Lldon Wolf te 'Ntr I'ervs edovw Mr Bade Mr Wllfrnin Dnothg Ixanttr xxx Ixtthryn Be tort Fldon Welt e bert Kttlhorn I rank I tl er Iosaph Ker tcn 0 O O I ' l A 1 c f 4 ,' 'I 14 .' , 1 ' .' c.' 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Sep 3 Sept 13 Oct Oct Oc Oct Oc Oc Nov Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb March March March March March March Aprll 1 Aprll 3 Aprll 24 May 1 May 15 May 22 May 29 School Calendar School began We report from each class that teachers already began to make asslgnments 3 30 We have hved through but are close to be1ng nervous wrecks Fnday the 13th EXAPIOSIOH ln Chem1stry class We wonder lf Mr Bades alm was to blow down school I-hgh school students and faculty become xnterested 1n world serles baseball games Freshmen apfpear before the assembly Imagxne the1r embarrass ment when they recelve the1r green ears Boys quartet sang at Clulton for the teachers conventlon One act play at Hllbert Bmlhon recelved second place sweeps Lucky we dldnt have to plck up he down to put out an annual conventlon they carry our teachers away but agam game of the season at Valders Brxllxon comes vlctory We notlce our boys are rather stlff yet 28 29 Thanksgwxng vacatxon at last' and were we waatmg for It School ls on the road to rum Plaster fell on the first landlng Basketball game at Denmark Brllhon comes back wlth a vlctory We notxce that Mr Terwedow IS qwte well acquamted wlth the OPPOSIIG sex 23 Jan 5 Chnstmas vacatxon What a rehef' Mr Isack stlll paper we threw Seniors declded State Teachers they come back Flrst basketball home vwlthout a ther explanatlon see Lefty Behnke Basketball game wlth Denmark at Br1ll1on We agam are v1c tor1ous Hurrah for the cold weather school IS closed for three days School debts are 1ncreas1ng Donald Kuehl broke a test twbe workmg a chemlstry exlpenment Brxlhon plays Reedsfvllle on home floor but IS agaxn defeated Washmgton and and songs were Brllllon went to Hortonvxlle but Recelved our report cards Many dlsalppoxntments Mr Tetzlaff awarded the B B trophy and metals to the players Leo Van Albel a member of the senlor class dled Semor class met and declded on the class motto and class flower Speaklng contest m hlgh school F1re drxll to get m practlce for sprmg Speaking tryout at Valders Sfpeakmg contest at Denmark Bob Ecker rece1ved second place Junlor Prom The Jumors proved themselves to be entertamers of great ab111ty Glee club and band concert at the Brllllon audxtorxum Selectlons were rendered by the Hlgh School Band Glrls Glee Club and Boys Octet Senlor class play The Scarecrow Creeps A spooky affaar Class Nlght A program dep1ct1ng the senlors m 1950 There were also a class hlstory prophecy and awardlng of alpproprlate tokens The last day for the semors-Commencement EXCFCISCS Llncoln blrthday program Speeches were glven sung the tournament at Kmnberly and played wmth was defeated 27 Page Thirty tx-so 1 1 t. . - . . 4-7 ' I ' ' . 9 . . ' ' l - t. 11 ' ' I ' ' . U 28 - . . . . . n Mt. 29 . ' . ' ' ' t t. 30 A ' . . 7-8 ' - l , . 12 ' . ' ' . . 5 ' ' . ' . Jan. 10 Basketball game at Reedsville, Brillion was defeated, For fur- ' 3 . R . X . . 1 . . - . 5-7 , ' . . 11 l ' A ' ' , 1 . 14 ' ' ' , ' ' . l 25 . . . I . 4 . . . . y . 2 v , ' I . . ' 9 , . . 1 . 17 , ' , ' . 19 ' ' . .920 Wjffff Classroom Boners Mr Terwedow How do plants get mtrogen from the so1l Peter Kersten Th ough thelr noodles BHS Mlss Merr1ll Do you Want any of the quest1on5 repeate Frederick L The th1rd one IVIISS Merrlll What was 11 BHS Mr Terwedow At what degree 15 the earth t1lted'P Alma. Enneper At zero BHS M1ss Merr1ll What was the authors source of the poem? Kenneth Radloff He got It from a dream M1ss Merr1ll Correct When was the poem wr1tten Kenneth Alter he woke up BHS Mr Terwedow What boat have we that compares to the one used the FSRIYHO7 Peter Kersten Motor boat BHS Mr W1leman Heat expands thmgs and cold contracts them Can anyone g1ve me an example? Harvey Hlntz Yes the days are longer 1n summer BHS Herbert K1elhorn There IS lots of e1eetr1c1ty 1n my halr Ross Zergman Sure Its connected to a dry cell BHS Allen L1ntner NVell that means nothmg ID my young hte BHS Ray Wolf ft.WlC8 mcked by a razorp Hey barber glmme a glass of water Barber Whats the matter ha1r 1n your mouth? Ray No I Wanna see rf my neck leaks BHS Donald Kuehl And my good lady thls used car IS the opporturnty of a llfetlme Prospeetne Buyer Xou re r1,:,ht I hear 1t knocklng BHS Mr Terwedow fIn B1ol0gY3 Tomorrow Ill talk about evolut1on Harold Nass tFrom back rowl Oh cut out the monkey busmess BHS Gordon Heres a fellow who has Just patented a contnvance for prevtntmg g1rls from falllng out of rumble seats What do you thlnk of the 1dea'? FYIIZ I dont hke lt at all It 5 just another mme to d1splace men w1th machlnery Pige Thxrty three ' ' : ' d? Mr. Tetzlaff: I will have to give you a zero for this semester. .926 Wtffff ' Classroom Boners Joseph Kersten: Mr, Bade, what makes a man always, give a woman a diamond engagerncnt ring. Mr. Bade: The Woman, BHS Mme Merr1ll What 15 your conccpt1on of l1app111ess Reuben Keller Notlnng to do and plenty of t1me to do lt 111 BHS Semor Haxe you a second to spare Freshman Sure bemor Iell me all about yourself BHS Francrs Rank I had a date vuth a profesmonal mmd reader once Orman Behnke How dlel Qhc enjoy the xaeauon BHS M155 'Vlerrlll Guo me a eentence VVIUI the Word xern11n Lawrence Urban Befole I Co hslnn I Do xernnn BHS Mr Tetzlaff What 15 the Forgotten Ave? Eugene Olm A womans BHS Longfellow had many fa5t fT1Gl1dm Phoebe and Al1ee Cary were among the fabtest BHS M1 Terwedovs reeuved 1115 pay envelope and 1fte1 e'4tract1n tht money hel JL up lor the 31111101 1,1155 to see VVIIAL 15 th1s How 1rd Sehoeneekerl ln, asked by vx 13 ot 1 genexa lxnoxhledbe test A p1y enxelope 5a1d Hem 11d Mone5 sa1d Hoveard You1 5ala15 Correct Any further que t1ons Please teacher bdld Ar1111n Sehroeder from the bfmek row where do you work? 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