Edgewood High School - Crusader Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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3 , 'f isnt? as ,E E 4 ,J 'opR: .,1f,,,. '.f,w.T -.wan Il . . 'X . . ' ' . . . IT. - I'l', . 'rl'. wfnofr Serum' Prom Cn the evemng of Apr1l twenty second the lun1orSen1or Prom the season s crowmng event was held To the strarns of On Wrsconsrn the Prom Krng Iohn Byrns and h1s charmrng queen Dorothy Ann R1nes led the couples through the 1ntr1cate hgures of the grand march Followmg the royal couple were oseph Holt presldent of the semor class wlth DIS partner Kathleen Stebmtz Vrctor Rlpp VICE presrdent of the senror class Wlth Barbara Strer the officers of the junror class and the chalrmen of the comm1ttees Black and gold baskets suspended from the ce1l1ng and connected by orange and black frrnge transformed the gymnas1um 1nto a modernlstrc sprmg garden From the baskets gay jonqurls drooped therr heads to v1ew the beautrful gowns below Shaded lrghts threw a soft glow on the couples as they danced away the hours to the syncopatron of Duane Longacre s melod1es As the hands of the clock met and caressed the hall was emptred llghts went out a head lrght flashed across a doorway on the deserted floor lay a wrlted rose and a crumpled program the Prom was over john Byrns was the general cha1rman Members of the Commlttees were Decorat1ons lohn Cantwell cha1rman Harry Hanson Randall McCann Lorra1ne Hutter Mary McLeod Iune Cash loAnn Schmrtt Charlotte Cenln Orchestra Robert Conners cha1rman MHFIOD Frx Mary McLeod Stella Pertzlaorn Invltatrons W1ll1am Cantwell charr man Marron Boland lune Cash Charlotte Genm Arthur Bormett THDIS Vallrs Refreshments Lorra1ne Hutter cha1rman Ina Mary Freder1c1 Dorothy Ann R1nes V1rg1n1a D1llon 7111 lzdgtuood Etlw 1 5 X , 1 ' tx X. s 'Q ' I xl N I 1: f if M 4 at f ' t..a f S 3 N T nw R For mrs I Umm ell I By rns rmdtl .mtxxtll Bu om Row H Butrgm M Mcltod D A R nu L H1 ttt A Hollow ix 1 ' I 5 , I 7 5 ' ' BL ' ' 95 , . 5 5 5 5 5 J , , 5 5 5 5 - - ' 1 5 5 5 , 5 I : , 9 1 9 9 9 9 , 9 , 9 5 : 5 7 5 9 J 2 9 ' . , . 9 9 , 9 9 9 5 : 5 5 9 9 ' V .'.,,1f Y Q, in fr., fl H , , R I C l 1 ' A ' '.Y.'.lfl,:.f.11f. .'..':ffl ,lf Yllff.. fi rf .- BGSU 2

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Z Top Raw B Stmer J A Schmltt C Pettrlc L Hutter D Emmern h M j OConnell M Wehausen Second Rou. E Crowley R Dax nport C Whalen B Peter en M A Mile j Byrns S Squrre M OD a C A Kelley M Coeden Thxrd Rou A Schumann R Cer r V He1bel K Dorm D Ol-hm M Boyl j Bell M Beyler D A Rm W Coyl E Hxlg r Musto Club Musxc has been taught at Edgewood ever s1nce 1ts beg1nn1ng over hfty years ago but an organ1zed club was never establlshed unt1l 1929 The membershlp of the club wh1ch mcreases each year 15 extended to anyone takmg p1ano or v1ol1n lessons and now numbers th1rty SIX The long hours of tedlous practlce are well rewarded by the pleasure and culture derlved from the study ofmus1c Although there are no students el1g1ble for e1ther academlc or teachers certlflcates thls year as there have been 1n the past everyone has enjoyed l1sten1ng to the super1or recrtals glven at var1ous 1ntervals by the members of the club and hopes to have the pleasure of hearmg many more before the year IS over These rec1tals are made excepuonally 1nterest1ng by the WISC ChO1C6 of var1ous select1ons by many famous composers ChOp1H Beetho ven Haydn Paderewskl Schubert Grexg and by the perfect e1recut1on of the competent players who rmge from college students down to the l1ttle chlldren ID the hrst grade The club purposes to develop the mus1cally talented to hxghest artlstxc attamments and affords the best musrcal opportun1t1es to those who recog D126 that 1 knowledge of muslc IS 1mportant to a hberal educat1on Through the study of musxc the students recene an apprecxatxon ot th1s art whrch enr1ches thelr lrxes s1nce It 15 an expressron of the teehngs ot the xnner soul and an lnterpretatxon of the HISYOFY of Man flu Edgeuuod Etlw Ijdcfc jf ..- ' 1 . ' . . . ' , . ', . , . Ae, . . ' , . . fr, ',.'e s,..1c,. ,..',.'e'. . . , . I ' . ' ':.' ',.P'e.. .. 4,,'zz..'e,. ,.' ,..'es. Bottom Row. M. McT1ghe. M. Kolb. H. Pregler, M. McLeod, M, Hlmley, F. Endres, E. Downey, j. Downey, . e, . e s. , . , . . . - . . , 5 ., 3 , 7 9 T 3 3 ' 2 I T Q . . 4 . .Y N . . . N . - - . Q - , . - A v ' - ' s 1' 1 J ' T

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Left to Right C' A Kelly W Fxgy T Flad E C Powers C'rovnley C Nolan R Wlttmm B Stl r C M Coy E W1 C Lo hek M Wehau en M Dothnahl K Doran The Echo Staff Proud of last year s Echo whlch recexved the All Amer1can ratmg scor 1ng n1ne hundred e1ght fave polnts out of a poss1ble one thousand the staff of IQ, hopes that th1s year s efforts w1ll mer1t an equally good ratlng It 1s the1r smcere w1sh that everyone who reads th1s annual w1ll recelve a lrttle of the pleasure that they exper1enced IH ed1t1ng lt Every member of the staff has shown an admlrable sp1r1t of cooperat1on and helpfulness Catherlne Ann Kelley ed1tor IH ch1ef Grace McCoy tlass ed1tor Genevleve Nolan and Martha Wehausen organlzatlon ed1 tors are respons1ble for the superlor wr1te ups The ent1re athletlc sec t1on was taken over by Russell Wxttman who s1nce he IS qu1te an athlete hxmself was just the man for sports ed1tor The many respons1b1l1t1es of photography were w1sely placed 1n the hands of Barbara Stler Esther Clare Powers was her able assxstant Two talented art edltors Kathleen Doran and Mary Dochnahl provlded the modernlstlc border des1gns and the dr awlngs on the d1v1s1on pages It would haxe been almost xmposslble to ed1t the Echo wlthout the a1d of lane Crowley who typed every page of lt wxth pd1IlSt3.lilI'lg care The buslness staff IS just as essentlal an element ln edxtmg an annual a ls the llterary staff Due to the tlreless elmpalgnlng of Wllllam F1gy bus1ness manager Edgar WICSC clrculatlon manager and Thomas Flad and G1lbert Loshek adxert1s1ng managers the hnanc1al success of the Echo vxas guaranteed In sp1te of the depress1on the sex eral advert1se ment and t1rculat1on drlxes were enthus1ast1cally responded to w1th the trad1t1onal Edgevx ood sp1r1t of loyalty Th Edgtuood E I1 I1 1 A. wer.. .,,. -4' ag . by , F Alt ' 5131 ,-.asv H ':. . i , I. C '. , CSC. I, 5 . . ' 5 . . ' ' . . ' . A , . . . . 9 9 - 5 . , . . . 2 . ' 1 I 5 ' 9 9 9 9 9 T ' I ! , . 9 9 , . c 4 ' 2 ' 9 5 5 ' ' 1 A 4 D . . 4 7 v I 4- c . ' uh '41 ' ' T ' 1 Y , 9 - - K A - , . L S . , l ' -- 1 . N 9 a 9 ' fs 7 I I 4 A 4 44 9 9 H ,, . - . . - 9 R. . . V Q . N . i . ' , . Y N . . - U ' ' ' O J v, tgt 9