Kaukauna High School - Papyrus Yearbook (Kaukauna, WI)

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Y THE BOSSES HROUGH hlS understandmg of human nature Mr Dryer prmcxpal has earned the admlratlon and respect of the schools personnel Reahzmg that vouth must have a b1t of a flmg he g1VeS the students an outlet for thexr pent up energy at pep meetlngs partxes dances and general assembhes It IS well known that he has never expected any member of the faculty to try any new method of teachmg or d1sc1pl1ne that he himself would not attempt He 1ns1sts on knowlng both sldes of a story and carefully studles the evldence pro and con befoxe passlng Judgment ln any dlfflculty or on any 1nd1v1dua1 No Judge could be falrer taught the buck prlvates Qand even the Gen eral'J of H1gh Heart 1n the State One act Play contest how to look and act l1ke soldlers should H15 tramlng ID the World War fltted hlrn excel lently for th1s The students owe much to Mr Dryer who sees to It that the good reputatlon of the school IS mam tamed and helghtened and that those who attend xt not only graduate wxth honors but also enjoy the1r four years of hlgh school tralmng OF 1937 Olln G Dryer PRINCIPAL Page Eleven v . , . , . u Y Always ready to lend a helping hand, Mr. Dryer K4 ' 77 ' -

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Page Ten THESE ARE James F Cavonauqh SUPERINTENDENT HEARTY JOVIAL and argumentatlvc 13 th1s hlstorlan teacher and supermtendent of Kaukauna H1gh School Not only for h1s successful leader shlp but for h1s k1ndly mterest h1s generous heart and h1s gu1d1ng sp1r1t w1ll the class of 1934 remember M1 James F Cavanaugh w1th esteem and affect1on Mr Cavanaugh has chosen hlstory as shall we say a hobby? Although he has a broad knowledge of anclent and IT19d18V3l t1mes he belxeves that the h1story of our country and the problems wh1ch confront the Unlted States today are much more lmportant than cave men Crusades and the French Revolutxon And remember lf you evel forget a date ask Mr Cavanaugh Students are eager for h1s 8dV1C0 espec1ally 1n h1s favored aCt1V1t19S oratory Wlth the mstallatton of new lockers ID school Mr Cavanaugh saw that the freshmen and the country students the llkes countly peoplej got the rxght ass1gnments to the lockers Thxs year he lntroduced a speech class taught by Mr Nolan to glV6 def1n1te tralmng 1n speaklng and enunc1at1ng Because of the l1m1ted number of persons allowed to take thlS add1t1onal subject Mr Cavanaugh undertook to explam the vowels and consonants thexr pronunc1at1on and d1ct1onary markmgs 1n the Engllsh language to every lngh school student through the Engllsh classes I TVI1 Cavanaugh 19 one of those fexx men who have taken hold of l1fe w1th a purpose as though It vxere a grand opportumty to achleve The success of h1s students IS h1s Chlef mtelest He IS not only an admlmstrator or a boss he IS a human1tar1an l l l 1 A 1 I ' l 1 Q 5 1 1 9 7 7 U . u . . . 5 , . y . . . . . . ,. , . Y . Y . . . 7 1 . , 4 , . . 7 7 and debate. and needless to say-in h1story. . ' ' x I v 1 l 7 L. y I 1 y , . V . . - . V . . L , U . . y F' ' PAPYRUS

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SCHOOL BOARD Mr Haupt Mrs McCarty Mr Nelson GUIDES HINY SATIN basketball su1ts flashy football su1ts, topnotch gymnasxum equlpment a basketball tourna ment added teachers new courses standard class rlng enumeratlng the accomplxshments of the board of educat1on calls attentlon to thelr untlrlng efforts for Kaukaunas students Under the leadershlp of Presldent N M Haupt, VICE presldent Mrs Joseph McCarty and Secretary E F Rennxcke the board has kept educat1on Kaukauna looklng toward tomorrow They have 1n creased opportunltles for mental development and physlcal tralnmg Every attempt to solve problems that r1se from dally school l1fe necessxtates co operatlon The men x crlung toge hcr 1n tl e remalnmg board pos1t1ons are Nr lVlar hall Bayorgeon Mr Peter Van Dyk M W 1ll1am Hass and Mr Louls Nelson The 1nd1v1dual tasks of the board have been asslgned to three com m1ttees fmance Messrs Nelson Van Dyke an Bayorgeon bu1ld1ng and grounds Messrs Hass Ne son and Rennlcke teachers Mrs McCarty an Messrs Renmcke and Bayorgeon Kaukauna took 1ts conference football champlonshlpl Although the players won the games some appreclatlon should be shown toward the board of educat1on for the many xmprovements made on the fleld whlch now has the best sod 1n the conference Havlng convmced the W1scons1n Inter scholastlc Assoclatxon that Kaukauna IS an enterpr1s1ng c1ty the School Board secured the prlvllege of holdmg the dls trlct Class B basketball tournament A standard class rlng was suggested by the board and selected by student rep resentatlves Th1S standard rmg w1ll pre va1l for the next fxve years Money was also appropr1ated to the comblnatlon rad1o orthophonlc vlctrola wh1ch was purchased partly by the Glee Club and for It Students were happy over 1tS ready adaptablllty to school dances Mr Bayorgeon Mr Van Dyke Mr Renmcke Mr Hass - PAPYRUS Page Twelve ' r l x I S , , , - 9 7 7 7 - 1 , , , 1l'l ,Q 7. , . A . . . . Y 4. X . - W C, - . A :Q , . O, I'. , . . . . , . , , d . 7 9 - x 1' . a a 1 ' 9 d l I . . s v Y 3 - - - - - -