Lake Mills High School - Lambda Mu Yearbook (Lake Mills, WI)

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MRS KIESSLING MR GREENWOOD MR NEUPERT Board of Education What the c1t1zens of the next generauou w11l be the schools of today w11l largely determme and what the schools are school boards largely determme In every state the legxslaturc of the state and the people of the local commun1t1es have delegated to school boards the responsnbnlxty of seemg that schools are admmrstered EEICIEHTZIY and accordmg to the laws of the state It can be truthfully sand that there IS no more lmporant work than servmg as a school board member and no work requxres greater wxsdom more patrence more common sense and greater dex otnon to a cause School boards have under thexr dxrectlon the most Important the most techmcal and the most dlffrcult publxc bus1ness More money IS spent on schools more people are employed m them and more people are affected by them than by any other local or publlc undertakmg ISTR TIO We ka 1,4 .F H: ' ' .a a f' , 4. 555.5 V -sa -a , 'ah mann, . mga a. ' - - g Ea .al .b ,E , ' I . 4 ,amy is a a E 5 I S Q, . E 1 . a-Wa -H awe! ' smngjmnmx K '.: -me mam? me KWH, . - E , K .. X . a a a lla ,R arms? . . mem. .sv -M EQEZMH2: l HN H-ang msgs-sl W my gs-1 ,, NZ: fi H mx maximum F-H ll s i-sea, aa:2ah,-Q' a Baa -5,- ,' an ami? sd - la ax, fa I 1 . Q 3 . . . 1' l 1 I 1 . . . . . - - . v - 1 l

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LAMBDA MU STAFF B. Moore. assistant editor: Mr. Fuszard, supervisor: C. Engsberg. co-editor: E. Rehm. co-editor. Miss Forster. ad visor: D. Wolff. business manager. Q. L. Peters, feature editor: M. Wollin, calendar: R. Bergholz. boys' sports: J. Crump, boys' sports: second row: P. Er landson, calendar: J. Pinke, girls' sports: M. Mills, girls' sports: R. Hornickel. feature editor. I XV. Kiessling. eighth grade editor: D. Latsch, freshman editor: M. Kclch, senior editor: C. Fischer. junior edeitor. if. K. Lindberg. nrt editor: B. Berg. typist: H. Crossman, typist: XV. Brockhaus, typist: M. Hein, art editor. AUTOGRAPHS

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wllliflii FACULTY MR. MELVIN C. FUSZARD- Received B. A. and M. A. degrees from University of Wisconsin. He is superinten- dent of schools and high school principal and teaches a class in Physics. He is faculty advisor of the Lamb- da Mu and Student Council. MISS RUTH STRONG - Graduated from the Uni! versity of Vlfisconsin with a B. A. degree. She is head of the English department and advisor of the sophomore class, the sophomore girls from J-Z, and the Blue and Gold Journal. MRS. ENA LUEY - Received her education at Central State Teachers Col- lege at Stevens Point. She teaches Home Economics and is advisor to the Future Homemakers of America. She is advisor to the junior girls from J-Z. MISS BEVERLY NELSON - Received a B. A. degree from Carroll College and heads the language depart- ment. She is the director of forensics and is advisor of the junior class and the junior girls from A-K. 6 ., V ix.. W' ii .arse er MR. ALFRED ZURBUCI-I - Received a B. S. degree from the University of Wis- consin college of Agriculture. I-Ie teaches agriculture. and is advisor to the freshman class. senior boys. and Pu- ture Farmers of America. MRS. ALICE STEIN - Received the B. A. degree from Illinois College and did additional work at XViscon- sin. She teaches English, is the school librarian, and acts as advisor to the eighth grade class and eighth grade girls. MR. XVALTER KUBE - Received a B. S. degree in Industrial Education from the Stout Institute. He teaches all the Industrial Arts classes and is advisor to the junior boys and to the Production Board. MISS LAUREL WAEGLI - Was graduated from Car- roll College with a B. A. degree and heads the science department. She directed the junior and senior class plays and the Commencement pro- gram, and is advisor to the Dramatics Club and the eighth grade boys.