Edgerton High School - Crimson Yearbook (Edgerton, WI)

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'Q Row 1 Watson R Donstad J Jenson N Mr B1ce Sherman T Clark E Row 2 Mc C'1ll J Anderson J Mathlson C Ma1er D B1GCk S Wedeward D Fuchs S Row 'S Anderson J Ruosch H Murwm A Bleek M Johnson R Graf R Johnson D Gunderson P Ron 4 Barrett W Louls R Reynolds M Balke D Slmonson D Walker U Frank M Lee B Row5 Dahl J HlCkGthlCF Y Hanson J Max fleld L Demonstratlons ln Home RCP3lPS Do wou know how to rel, acc a fuse the proper wax to dr1ve nalls or use a screw drlvert If not home mechanlcs IS a helpful actlvlty Through thu orgamzatmn xou learn the tools used around thc home and how to use them properlx The group was dlVld6d 1n two scct1ons whlch met exerw 'Vlondax and Frldav undel supervlslon of lVlr Rlchard B1ce Thls act1v1tx cons1sted of fortx two bow and glrls Scttmg up c1rcu1ts IS one of the many th1HgS learned through home mechamcs which can be apphed around home if W H I ' -G. ,. 'N .. 1 1 A ,V i o 3 I . . . . ' . . , , - ' H 'S 7 'Y 3 '9 ' 1 Y 'y Y ' ' 1- -1 . -5 , .4 , .1 , .5 , -5 .. . ' -1 . .1 , -5 , .5 , .z . . -5 , -1 2 , .Q .1 W V . . - ' . . - ' . . 1 1- - y -- , -. ., , ., . , -. .A , . , . ' ' . . ,' . Loofboro, R.5 Love, D.g Helgestad, D. I I O V D, 7.1 ., A y , ov 7 1 ' V v , , ' . . . . D . . V ' 4-

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CD 3 ' 1 ' r Row 1: Donstad, J.g Jenson, N.g Jenson, A.gMr. Bice' Sahr M: Schultz S. Row 2: Rimc C.g Maier, D.3 Fessler, J.g Bieck, S4 Fuchs, S.: Pierce, K: McGovern, V Row 3 Speei S.g Rime, S.g Staff, J.: Schieldt, R.g Balis, R.g Danks, P.g Phillips, Sf Finn Row 4 1- monson. D.g Rauworth, T.g Julseth, M.g Havlock, S.: Rebholz, E: Foss P Rousch H Kersten, J. Row 5: Messmer, B.3 Manson K.' Sanford J.' Robinson J Hickethier W.: Wescott, P.g Teubert, J.g Raymond, P. What We Do Makes ld Look New Through this activity old furniture was made to look like new. Participants brought their own furniture from home. They learned the process of refinishing the furniture and give it an attrac- tive new coat of varnish or paint. This activity met on Tuesday in the industrial arts room under the supervision of Mr. Richard Bice. Thirty-nine students were participants in this group, Refinishing old furniture is quite a task, but the participants think the finished product is worth the time. 43

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Time out to listen to a tape recording is a change from their usual position behind the projectors. Seventeen audio-visual aides were kept busy showing films and making tape record- ings. This activity met every Thursday. They were shown how to splice films, run a tape recorder and operate a slide projec- tor. Three tests must be taken to qualify mem- bers. Second semester of the freshman year, interested boys take a written test. After passing this, they watch upperclassmen run the machines and are later tested according to their observances. They are eligible to be in audio-visual aides after passing these re- quirements. Officers elected were: President, Bob Ed- wards, vice-president, Jerry Schwartzlow, secretary, Larry Williams, and treasurer, Randall Simpson. Films Are Their Specialt Row 1: Carrier, C., Stricker, D., McCaffery, R., Swenson, R., Schwartzlow, J. Row 2: Mr Thostenson, Olson, J., Peterson, J., Bruni, J., Williams, L., Herrick, J. Row 3: Tiffany, G., Simpson, R., Slinde, J., Sommerfeldt, C., Edwards, B.