Edgerton High School - Crimson Yearbook (Edgerton, WI)

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WODELL, ROBERT A most intelligent lad. Boys' Glee Club 33 Hi-Y 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 3, 43 Baseball 2. 33 Operetta 33 One Act plays 33 Boy Scout 1. 23 S.A.A. 1, 2, 3. 43 Vest Pocket Band 4. ZWERGLE, CATHERINE 'Tis good to be merry and wise. G.A.A. 1. 2, 3, Board 43 Girl Reserves 13 Class basketball team 1, 2, 3, 43 S.A.A. 1, 2. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY RIGIINALITY was the most striking feature of this year's graduating class. During their four years' incarceration the seniors contributed many novel ideas to the enjoyment of the entire school. During their Freshman year they were noted for their loyalty to the school. The idea of purchasing uniforms for the band was originated by them at the athletic carnivalg the class of '38 carried huge signs showing the dire need for band uniforms. The Sophomore year passed rapidly, as the class thought of nothing but the fact that the next year they would become Juniors. As far as the Class of '38 is concerned, the Junior year was their big- gest success. They innovated the idea of having the Junior-Senior banquet the same evening of the prom. The orchestra was hired to play for the banquet too. To the strains of the Washington and Lee Swing Charles Shearer and Margaret Dickerson led the grand march as king and queen. Alumni remarked that it was one of the prettiest proms ever staged. Its success was largely due to the work of Mr. Rood, class adviser, and Miss Stafford, the Art teacher. The Senior year climaxed its four years of success. The class play, Adventures of Tom Sawyer proved enjoyable to all. A Senior Basket- ball team was organized. Winning six out of nine games, and the class tournament, the boys defeated the Sophomore team which was made up of the B squad members. The Seniors published a Crimson full of interest and facts under the direction of Miss Halverson, to whom the success of this book is due.

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M. Carter, J. Johnson, D. Gander, G. Fosheim, M. J. Haylock, R. Clark, W. Edwardson, F. Bartz, R. Braaten, B. Anderson, P. Helgestad, G. Boyd L. Armit, N. Bullian, M. Brown, R. Olstad, C. Baukin, M. Babcock, D. Hubbell, E. Hippe, B. Ewers, R. Hippe, M. Gress B. Dickerson, J. Farman, M. Cox, G. Johnson, C. Hargreaves, Il. Greene, G. Hubbell. A. Burdick, K. Holtan, B. Dallman, B. Hooper V. Attlesey, E. Holman, M. E. Devine, G. Byrne, H. Ebbott, Mr. Bloss, M. Gessert, C. Davis, D. Edwardson, V. Dolen, F. Fay JUNIOR CLASS NDER the leadership of Mr. Bloss and the following ofiicers: George Wileman, president, Carlton Hargreaves, vice-presidentg Mildred Gessert, secretaryg Eunice Hippe, treasurerg and Jeanne Wescott, social representative, the Junior class combined the Junior-Senior banquet and Prom into one big event on May 13 which proved a great success. Junior boys were outstanding on the football and basketball teams. L, Ogden, R. Kersten, H. Southworth, W. Solien, G. Nettum, L. Natter, M. Venden, A. Witt, W. Jorgensen, L. Veum, G. Skar H Nelson, W. Schiefelbein, M Nettum, R. Kersten, J. Onsgard, W. Merrill. R. Touton, J. Lund, E. Lein, D. Sherman, A. Tucker E. Holman, G. Stewart, N. Rockne, H. Schachtschnelder, M. Shearer, E. Shearer, M. O'Cunnor, M. Young, J. Lund, G Monnier. R. Kittleson P. Wilkinson, G. Wileman, R. A. Learn, E. Peters, V. Pringle, J. Wescott, K. Palmer, B. Stiff. I. Wallmow