Madison East High School - Tower Tales Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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X W A .I ,. 1 x Q W i f in - a l l li 6.4 , A A x l 4 l as lvl 1 .gi X ll ,, 'fl 61,47 I MQ I llll E93 I Iesmffz-L-1 IIIf Iui - l JVIUNXVIEIR JVAILIES BERKAN, ELSIE Our blonde fortune telling friend took an active part in the carnival. She also was a member of the Execuf tive Council and entered inf to volley ball and track. BOUGHARD, DOROTHEA Bushy has certainly taken part in all our girls' sports, including baseball, basket' ball. and hockey. She has been a member of German and Dramatic clubs. of G. A. A., and the Girl Reserves. BRAUN, EDMUND We are sure every one knows Eddie for he won recognition as a bass singer. Every morning he comes to school with his car loaded down with fellow students from out his way. BUERGEN, DOROTHY Dot has certainly filled her four years at East High School with worth while activities. She has belonged to German and Dramatic clubs. the Girl Reserves, and to G.A.A. She played a good game in baseball and volley ball. She has been on the Executive Council. CHRIST, EARL Christy, one of the outstandf ing members of our basket' ball team, has held the sec' retarial office of many clubs. including Triple X, John Muir, and M Club. He has also belonged to Dramatics club. CHURCH, LEORRA Le has been a member of John Muir. Friendship, and Student clubs. Her chief interest in sports was base' ball and her favorite pastime, dancing. fPage 261 BJORK, WALTER Walter, a member of the honor society, was outstand- ing for his scholastic ability and for his leadership. He played a clarinet in our band for four years, was presif dent of Latin Club, and has taken part in HifY and Def bate clubs. He worked on the annual this year, and was president of the senior class. BRADY, ALICE Dolly, who was a careffree could not be surf lassie, passed in her winning smile and sense of humor. She has taken parts in many sports of the school-base gall, basketball, and volley all. BRIGGS, VIRGINIA Ginge is one of our quiet girls with a ready smile for every one. She has be' longed to the Friendship and Students clubs. CAMERON, FREDERICK Freddie entered from Senior High, Dubuque, Iowa, in his junior year. He has been a member of Dramatics Club and has played in the or- chestra. He also acted as business manager of Tower Times. CHRISTENSEN, OLIVE Ollie has won her M in sports and has belonged to Dramatics, John Muir, Latin, and Treble Clef clubs. She has played in the band and taken part in the operettas at East High. CLARK, JAMES Jimmy entered from the Cot' tage Grove school in his junior year. He was secref tary of the June graduating class. He has been an active member in the Cartoon Club.

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qyrmunf WSE l93l une Class AHRENSMEYER, ROY Between stuffing owls and skunks outside of school and pulling down high grades in his classes, he has had a heavy four years. He also was a representative to the Student Council. ANDERSON, RUTH Music seemed to have drawn her into its charm. She had a part in two of the most picturesque operettas that have been produced in the school. She also belonged to Dramatic, Cartoon. and Friendship clubs and perf formed many valuable ser- vices for them. ASHCRAFT, JANE This popular young lady's record of school activities is unusually varied. She has gone into dramatics and helped us produce If I Were King, Captain Applejack, a q some small sketches, Besides she was a member of the annual board, Latin Club, and Girl Reserves. BAKER, IRMA Irma was intensely interested in German, both in the class and in the German Club. Friendship and Student clubs have also claimed a part of her attention. BARRON, ELEANOR A dignified recruit from Cot- tage Grove, she was, and worked diligently as a mem' ber of annual board, the Latin Club, and Student Club. BECKMAN, SARLES Bub entered from Lafayette High School, Buffalo, New York, in his sophomore year. He belonged to John Muii Club and German Club where he carried off honors as chief comedian. ALDERMAN, ZETTA In volley ball and basketball Toots has been a great aid to the squad. She also be' longed to john Muir, Friend' ship, and Student clubs. ANDERSON, VERNA If records are to be judged, she is one to be cheered for participation in basketball, track, baseball, and volley ball. She belonged to G. A. A. and to the Friendshi , Student, and Latin clubs BADEAU, ESLIE This quiet e tleman was interested i football. base' and aided them with his st efforts. He also played on his home room ba l team and achieved 'The t oint list. l S. CHARLES and football seem to have been his greatest interest and he has, with true East High spirit. given them as much time as was possible. He belonged to the German Club for three years. BARTH, XVILBUR Known to the whole school as Bud, he was regarded by all as one who could be called on at any time to give to a friend in need. He was recognized for his cour' teous manners at all times. BENDA, KENNETH Ken was a home room angel and a basketball fiend. Even though he was quiet, he certainly knew how to dig into his school work. Wage 251 'II'lUl YXVIUR ltllilg Q . 1 7 4 1 'x I S if 7 my l ll. Q1 u 'R f 1 ' gr- . .f N , ,X N 4, F12 5 .,.. ll its W. l ff l I in ll , . l I ix vi 7 A. N x .

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CLARK, SHIRLEY Shirl entered from Cottage Grove in her junior year. She has belonged to the Girl Reserves and her dancing was one of her outstanding characteristics. CLINE, RUTH Ruth was a member of Na' tional Honor Society. She was active in basketball, base' ball, and hockey. She was also a member of John Muir and French clubs, of G. A. A. and the Girl Reserves. DAVIS, GRACE E. Grace was very ambitious as a student, always had good grades. Volley ball, basket' ball, and baseball were her choice of athletics. DENNIS, HAROLD Teen's unforgettable spats will make him a figure of the class of 1931. He was a member of our hne band. DILLoN, Roy Roy was one of the quiet. studious students of home room 132. Not many ever heard of Roy's being dis' turbed or disturbing any- body. DoNsTAD, CURTIS Curt was a friendly, shy, and goodfnatured boy at East High and one of the many admirers of the fair sex. In his home room he was stu- dent activity collector. ulfwulf. l93I CLINE, JANESE Ianese was a member of the National Honor Society. She has played an active part in the societies of this school and has won a Service E. She has belonged to Latin Club and Girl Reserves, was treasurer of Dramatics Club, and chairman of the photo' graph committee of Tower Tales. Cox, ESTELLE Estelle's interests were varied, including baseball, volleyball. Tower Tales, Latin and John Muir clubs. She put forth her best as service chairman of Student Club. DAVIS, WILLARD Bill was a member of the Latin Club during two of the years he spent at East High. He also took part in the carnival, but the com' mercial department was his chief field of activity. DIEHL, CHARLES Chuck will be remembered for everything, for he was always doing something diff ferent, from making an, nouncements to making the teachers cross-eyed from try' ing to read his writing. He was active on committees, on Tower Tales, in plays. in Debate and Glee clubs, and in home room sports. DOKKEN, MERLE Doc was another one of those toofgoodfnatured inf mates of home room 132. He was active in the carnival of 1929. DOYLE, JOSEPH Jos, who was one of our few redfheaded classmates, won his M as a reward for his skill in track. He also worked on the carnival. He was noted for displaying light colored, gay sweaters. fPag'2 l WU! WIEIR WAILIES F-I Nil , X , N l il . X li I ,I F11