Edgerton High School - Crimson Yearbook (Edgerton, WI)

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V. Attlesey, H. Gress, B. Dallman, M, Brown, F. Jenson, C. Carlson, M. Amundsen, B. Kepp, J. Bruhn, G. Byrne. E. Lein, I. Anderson J. Devine, Y. Hargreaves, C. Bradley, M. Collins, M. Jenson, R. A. Learn, M. Gress, L. Hess, D. Doerr, D. Barsness, B. Blederman, B. Flister M. Heller, F. Dallman, M. Devine, B. Dickerson, M. Gessert, B. Haggerty, D. Mason, S. Bradley, J. Kramer, M. Anderson, J. Kramer, J. Ford V. Dolen, N. Flister, E. Hlppe, L. Armlt, A. Anderson, E. Manthey, Miss Olsen, V. Byrne, M. Dickersc R. Lein, M. Cox, C. Gumble, J. Byrne GIRL RESERVES ITH a nationally registered membership of nearly one hundred mem- bers, the Girl Reserves launched forth a successful year. The church initiation of sixty new members was very impressive. Such things as the discussions which were held twice a week during activity periods, the thea- tre party, and hikes proved entertaining. Other activities supervised by Miss Olsen and Miss Kienow, the ad- visers, were the Christmas Benefit Dance, the Carnival, the Father-Daugh- ter Banquet, the Mother-Daughter Tea, and the Boy-Girl Dance. M. Tracy, M. Pett, R. A. Teisberg, M. Smith, M. Roeber, M. Shearer, J. Onsgard, I. Otteson, N, Smart, 0. Webb, E. Severson, E. Maves D, Toulon, B. Wentworth, B. Peterson, B. J. Ness, M. Southworth, E. Pease, B. Stark, C. Pease, E. Peters, V. Venden, H. Stewart, V. Good, R. Maves J. Nelson, P. Ness, E. Olson, I. Reidel, B. Onsgard, D. Price, M. Nilsen, R. Woerth, C, Wentworth, M. Peach. N. Rockne. D. Sherman J. Muffley, W. Miller, M. Roherty, J. Olson, J, Wescott, J. Olson, Miss Kienow, C. Reilly, A. Tucker, D. Olson, M. Senkel, R. Petersen

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DG 4: K. Palmer, B. Peterson. G. Boyd, D. Toulon, F. Crufe, V. Good ' ' Ba nes F. Nilsen. B. Dickerson, I. Olteson. W. Solien, M. Smith, D. Price. D. rs s E. Devine, J. Wescott, M. Rnherty. Miss Halverson, M. Senkel, R. Petersen, C. Gumhle THE TATLER HE TATLER published fifteen mimeographed issues during this school year, including special editions for the holidays. An effort was made this year to get away from too many news stories, and to have more features. There has been a great exchange with other schools, and it is generally agreed that our school paper is a profitable enterprise. Four staff representatives attended the Wisconsin High School Edi- tors' Conference at Madison Thanksgiving week-end. Iona Otteson, Ruth Petersen, Henry Ebbott and William Solien were present at the two-day convention. Benefits were derived from these meetings and an improved Tatler is the result. STUDENT COUNCIL TARTING its second year with sixteen members, four representatives from each class, the Student Council with Mr. Bloss as adviser experi- mented. Among the interesting projects undertaken by the council were visits to other schools. The greatest accomplishment of the year was the pep meeting before the Stoughton-Edgerton football game. L Armit R Sweeney. M. E Devine, R. Pierce. V. Byrne, T. Chapman G. Nleltum. 'R. 'A. Teisnerg, c sm-afar. B. VVQ-ntworth, 1-2. vim-y. 1-1. Mummy M Rth rty J. Devine, W. Miller, D. Blanchard Mr. Bloss, . i e ,

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, C ' O E ' . '-t 2K'1 s i-fy S, Marsden. L. Veum. C. Fritzke. P. Gunderson, R. McGinnity. H. Edgington. M. Venden, N, Holman. E. Odenwalder. H. Anderson, L. Ogden, G. Skar D. Hubler, J. Fosheim. R. Hippe. L. Bartelt, E. Kittleson, H. Wileman, E. Johnson. R. Olstacl. P. Helgestad. J. McGinnity. C. Nelson, L. Stricker E. Viney. J. Cruse. R. Kittleson, R. Kerslen. G. Johnson, E. Holman. G. Nettum. G. Johnson. W. Schiefelbein, S. Kersten. A. Evenson, R, Lyke H. Sommervold. C. Ford, D. Kittleson, G. Richardson, M. Peterson, D. Wheeler. Mr. Passey. S. Reppen, M. Furseth, G. Peach, R. Sommervold, C. Ford, J. Bosbon FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA HE FUTURE Farmers of America Chapter has had an increased mem- bership, A Horse Show was held in the fall and a school fair in the spring. Judging groups were sent to Madison to judge livestock, fat stock and hogs. Radio programs were part of the curriculum and one program was broadcast over the State's Station WHA on the subject of What the F.A.A. Activities Have Been the Past Year. HOME ECONOMICS HE HOME Economics Club was organized with the purpose of helping people who, are in need, learning to bake and sew, improving etiquette and social relationship. The officers are President, Ruby Leing Vice President, Genevieve Byrne, Secretary, Mary Browng and Treasurer, Florence Jenson. W. Brown, J, M. Wescott. J. Hallett, D. Kruckenberg, M. Davis, G. Geske, E. Kjendle, E. Severson, F, Jenson. M. Brown M. Splitter, J. Olson, V. Wentworth, H. Lein, M. Jenson, N. Klitzkie, V. Byrne, G. Johnson, G. Byrne, M. Olstad P. Ness, D. Stiff, W. Miller. H. Gress, J. Larson, M. Peach. C. Pease, A. Starum, M. Skar, R. Lein H. Lein, D. Doerr, D. Edwardson, M. Holmes, Mrs. Weinke, C. Reilly, I. Anderson, J. Byrne, C. Wentworth .Q r-'N-1