Kaukauna High School - Papyrus Yearbook (Kaukauna, WI)

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.and a Few Fords ing. A veteran of 27 consecutive years! Subject English Guidance director Beguhn MR. BEGUHN--University of Wisconsin: Stout Institute. B. S. Subjects: Elementary Wood Work, Architectural and Mechanical Draw MR. SCHMIDT-Carroll College. B. A.: University of Chicagog Univu sity of Wisconsin M. A.' Milwaukee State Teachers College. Now do you know what side of the question 5ou1c on MRS PROPER Oshkosh State Teachers College University of Wis cunsin Subject English She holds her classes in four diffeient 10OIHSl MR KRUMM Central State Teachers Colleg Subyect General Science All iight girls Ladies Aid is over' MR ROERIG Stout Institute B S Subjects General Metals Auto Mechanics Walter Schmidt Only the boys ever see him' MIS EGAN Kauk High School Sec tary to the Pri 1 al king at the Y keeps her youn High School of Schools '7 One moment please Evangeline Proper V Guy Krum Wlllllm Rout Hazel Egan Zac eB g L01 1 .une Stellcns Q Q X . H Q A V v Y 3 . . Q ,, Q. i . . '. . ,, Q I ' v a ' . 1' ' I , . . : , . . l ! A 1 5 .4 , to .I W -N-be-vw! ' ' 'ff . 'R' Q . 9 ' C . ' X f . 1 . . K I. N . t

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Crowd MR BARRIBEAU La Crosse State Teachers College B S Subject Boys Phys1cal Educatlon H1s fanuly IS a loyal part of any rootxng sectlonl MISS SCHULZ Unxverslty of Wlsconsxn B S Marquette Unwersltv Subjects Latm Spanlsh She s DICE 1n any language Fred Barnbeau MR BORDINI Stout Instltute B S IH M S Subject General Metals Well bet he even made Ed Steldl behave' MISS BOHN Whltewater State Teachers College B E Subjects Shorthand General Buslness Ive got a Bohn to p1Ck w1th you MISS THOMPSON Lawrence College B A Unxverslty of WISCOHSIH Western Reserve Unxversxty B S 1nL S Hlgh School L1brary Faye Schulz Do you have your hbrary work to do MISS WHEELER UH1V61S1ty of Wlsconsln B Subject Engllsh She got a chauffeur now she needs a car MISS LAVIN Super1or State College La Crosse State Teachers College Subjects GITIS Phys1cal Educatlon Biology Olx you vc just earned yourself f1V8 mxnutes more' D0m1n1C Bord1n1 Tressxe Rae Lavm Suzanne Whcclu M'ncell1 Thompson Marllyn Bohn Page 9 K n W , . 1 XA : , . I W A y n n ' u n 7 l . Q . l W . . 7 . D l K6 77 , ' ' ! I l - , - .5 9 I if t 977 - - , . s. -I l I . ll - W G G 7 B. S. N y ly A . . , . l ,, , . Y f , .ef ' ' . - --'- ' dv .. .- C. K j 2 jaf' .F

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Board of Education The opeiation of a school system IS somewhat teachers and the Janitors to draw up a budget to like a business corporation with its stockholders cover the operating costs of the schools to 1na1n Board of Directors plant superintendent foreman tain all buildings and grounds 1n good repair and and workers An educational organization has 1ts to purchase all supplies and equipment stockholders represented in the taxpayers of the The Board of Education holds regular monthly community The Boaid of Education compares to meetings which are attended by the superintend the Board of Directors the superintendent of ent of schools All regular business matters are schools with the plant superintendent the pr1n dlscussed at these meetings cipal to the foreman and our teachers to the work The big problem facing the Board of Education ers The raw materials and the finished products at this time IS the matter of buildings The ele are of course not comparable mentary schools need to be modernized and made Our Board of Educatlon operates the Kaukauna fire proof New heating and lighting systems are a City Schools Its seven members are elected by necessity More class roomfac1l1t1es are needed for the citizens of Kaukauna at the iegular spring the high school to handle an increased future en election Members are elected for a term of three rollment of perhaps more than 800 pupils by 1957 years and the expiration of these terms IS staggered Present members of the Board of Education are so that there never IS a complete turnover of mem Marshall Bayorgeon President John Van De Loo bership 1n any one year V109 President Al Hartzheim Secretary Mrs It IS the duty of the Board of Education to de Russell Brenzel Norman Gerhartz Norbert Ger Athletic Council The Athletic Council originated 1n 1936 by the and also puts on an all sports banquet at the end Board of Education promotes 1nterscholast1c ac of the year for all the participants of every sport t1v1t1es in cooperation with the high school This Officers of the Athletic Council are Burton organization has proved to be a big help in making Ph1ll1ps president Paul Little secretary Guy thmgs run smoothly The Council sets up the Krumm athletic dlrector and treasurer Walter schedules for the games to be played with other Roloff representative of the city at large and Bill schools and provides funds for the improvement MCGIHUIS representative of the high school stud of athletic activities around Kaukauna High ent body Superintendent T H Boebel 1S also a School member During the last year tl1e Council purchased some Members of the Council meet once a month to new football uniforms and helmets They also transact thelr business Meetings a1e usually held bought new baslietballs and voted to get new un1 at the high school A complete financial statement 1011119 for the baseball team This board supplies is also plepared each month All acts and pOl1C16S the athletic emblems and gold footballs and gloves of the board are subject to the Board of Educatlon Buxton Ph1ll1ps Pau1L1tt1e Guy Krumm T H Boebel William McG1nn1s Waltei Roloff James McFadden JI Page 11 O . . . . . , , 1 1 1 ' a ' . 7 , 1 . . Y . . - ., I , - . , - 7 Y ' Y . . . - . , - . Q , - - . ' Z 1 S ' ' 1 1 ' termine all policies for the schools, to hire all the end, and Burton Phillips. O O 1 ' V I ' ' . . . ' . . . . 7 . ' Q. . , Q . . , - s 5 1 . . - 7 . 4 4 Q g 1 1 ' . - ' - , .- .G U . . l