Mauston High School - Hammer Yearbook (Mauston, WI)

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SENIOR HISTORY Look at those strange berngs darkenrng the sky wrth therr number few hesrtant but most of them eager yet all approachrng fast' As they come nearer we recognrze them they are Scholarrans landrng here to spend a four year vacatron from therr planet Wrth therr landrng the sun shrnes agarn rnakrng the planet Maustodra brrghter by therr comrng The purpose of therr vacatron vrsrt rs to garn new experrences and rnforrnatron to take back to therr people The Maustodran Presrdent Mr Kreseth brds them welcome and promrses that he and hrs cabrnet wrll do everythrng rn therr power to ard and enlrghten them After a few days of armless wanderrng the Scholarrans met to select a leader and to beseech one of the cabrnet to gurde therr feet on thrs strange planet They made Lyle Chandler therr leader wrth Bonnre Ptemrngton lanet Wrrght and Iames Crandall to assrst nrm The Honorable Mrss Benson gurded them upon therr frrst year quest for knowledge After many week the Scholarrans planned a party to add excrtement to therr vacatron and were profrtably reward d by the fun had by all lust before rt was trme for the Scholarrans to return home for a Vrsrt the Maustodrans took them to one of the beautrful lakes near Baraboora Then agarn flyrng rnto the sun they left Maustodra dark and gray untrl therr return the followrng fall The next year was spent much lrke the frrst garnrng rnformatron about the planet Maustodra Some of therr narvete was lost yet most of them showed acceptable abrlrty to understand thrs strange planet New com panrons from the near by planet Lyndonra Jorned the throng rn therr sorourn here The cabrnet member the Honorable Mr Gerhardt was chosen to ard them and they were led by Iohn Lewrs and hrs three cohorts Marrorre Rose Anrta Block and Raymond Reynolds very actrve year was led by Donald Turner wrth Maxyne Hrckok and Harold Wells as helpers and the Cabrnet member Mrss Beck as therr gurde To prove that they had actrng abrlrty they put on a Crazy Mrx Up rn whrch the herorne dressed as a boy to decerve the hero rn order to get some much needed money Nearly all the Scholarrans procured a gold cr culet rn order to remrnd themselves after they had left of days spent rn Maustodra But the greatest event was the Coronatron of therr Krng Harold Wells and hrs Oueen lucrlle Vorgt to the lrrtrng strarns of Drck Harrrs Orchestra Thrs memorable event took place under a blue sky over a garden bower surrounded by prcket fences rnrertwrned wrth rarnbow colored mornrng glorres Led by lane Taylor lnvelaa Artz and I Tremarne McGrnty the Scholar rans began the last year of therr vrsrt to Maustodra Wrfh the ard of Mrss Moore and Mr Knutzen they endeavored o produce a prctorral ecord of therr days on Maustodra Not upset by last years ararnatrc attempt the Scholarrans had a frt of Sprrng Fever a drama long to be remembered by the Maustodrans After many blessrngs grfts and prarses were heaped upon thrs group of young people at the trme of gradcratron they regretfully prepared to leave Where they wrll go nobody lnowe Some wrll probably remarn rn Maus todra others wrll go on to Schorarra and some few wrll rnvestrgate other planets lt would be rnterestrng to watch the progress of each rndrvrdual and we hope all of them wrll endeavor to return some years hence to report therr progress TSI! A '. ' ' ' -a 1 ' , I I ' I I I s . S . . ' ' , ' e . , . 1 , . , L 1 T I 1 ' ' ' I I , 1 . I - U Some Patrician scouts joined the Scholarians in 1937. The class of this I J I I 'T ' , . rr I . . 1 V , . - T- .. , , I ' I ' 1 .T 1 1 I 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - V I 1 ' L 1 . . T . , . , . 1 . . Q 1 . l I . 1 1 -J: 1' I l '

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DIRECTING1 OUR DESTINIES Music IS taught by two teachers th1s year M155 Koch vocal and Mr Bingness instrumental The Enghsh languages may see-rn 1ncornprehens1ble to some peopl but under the guidance ot Mr Knutzen Miss Kucrrek and MISS Benson all the tw1sted sentences and subtle meanmgs become qu1te understandable Sports and Science 1 Mr Southworth., slogan tor the time he does not spend teaching the science classes 13 used in coa h1ng var1ous sports Miss Moore s time seems to oe All for SCIGHCQ MISS Gates spec1alt1es are social problems and citizenship and Mr Stevens though he has citizenship geography and history classes also shows the boys a few new tricks 1n basketball Those mighty thrnkers having dreams of becoming mathernat1c1ans are taught by Mr Bmgness and Mr K1eseth The best way to become business men and women IS taught by MISS Iohnson another newcomer in our faculty and Mr Thomas and if you con sider domestrc science a business areer M155 Arderson must be included IH th1s group Last but not least IS the vocational guidance given to would be farmers by Mr Gerhardt Agnes Anderson BS Romelle lohn on University t Wisconsla Whit water S 1 S1gne A Benson BA Concordia College Whitewater STC Univ rsity ot Chicago LII'11VQfS1lY of iowa Northwestern University Grace M G tes BA Lawrence College University fW1SCOIl n Univ rsity ot Colorad Jlflq W G rhardt B E River Falls STC Malcolm B Krutz La ITDNFS College Columbia Univ rsity Marion Koch B tl Carroll Calleg arv A Ku 11' ic St 1 ns Point STC U'11ver51ty of Vtfisconsm Catherine M Mo re BA l 51 Carroll Coll q University oi V11 cons1'1 Thomas Bingness B E Stevens Point S T C Harold B Southworth BS Stanley St vens Ph B Milt n Colleae La C osse S C Pfiysi al Edu ation Ba l ornas Mfhitewater S T f bniversity of Io Na Northwestern Univers ty tfl . , I . , . . N 1 . D 1 A . A, C, - - 1 V 1 1 11 1 11 . 1 . S . S 1 , . . . 1 A 1 . o - c . , 1 . 1 11 1 11 1 . I 1 1 - 1 I . 1 1 1- 1 1 1 . 1 . V . . . 1 ' 1 - I ' ' ' ' w r r'4 I I o C , 1 1 ' I fY r lllv - - 1 1 , 1 . 1. 5 . , B1E. I , . . ' ' o ' '. 'e .T.C. . 5 ' . . . ' , , , . 1 1 1 en, BA. ' vvt L4 1 AA! 3 .1 .n, 1 . University of Wisconsiri University ot Vfisconsin University of Wiscor1sin , 9 . 1 . 5 , 1 1 ' '.1 , ,113 e , . . ' ' C e 1' ,Q r .T1 . 4 'G I , , M 1 , 1 c' eh B.E,, Pn..n1. 1 -C ,C 1 Scgwd . e' e ' 1 . . A 1' Q ' si 1 ' 1 A ' my 1 9 1 VC lf . .n , BE. ' - A 111 1 . 1 no ,, . 5 -, . ., vt., . A V M4 lr' ' , e , . . A9 9 I - V ' , ' . , 1 ' 4 3 '11 .1 ' l

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Tl-IE INVELDA ARTZ 'Artz Gee Club l 2 3 4 Band 3 4 Orchesira l 2 3 4 Hammer Staff 4 Class Play 4 Class Se Treas 4 In Chemrstry shes a wh1z You can tell that rn a qu1zz BERNICE BEIMEL Buck Operetta 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Glee Club l 2 3 4 G1rl Scouts 1 2 Lords 61 Ladres 2 3 Home Ec Club Band 3 4 In this modern day and age Black halted maidens are all the rage lOl-IN BENSON A 3 I meddle Wllh no mans busme s b l rr' own WILLIAM BLANK Wnnpy Some day youll be glad you knew m KEITH BOHEN l-l1Y 3 4 FFA 4 Football 4 Baseball 3 4 He had no tzme for grrls or fame A mere drplozna was hrs cum ROBERT BOYLE P1mp Glee Club 3 H1Y 3 4 Baseball 3 Class Play 3 4 If he played Shakespeare he mxght be a Romeo MARIE CARPENTER Bandl 2 3 Orchestral 2 Omer unrulfled always Just the same ARLENE CLICKNER Cllck Glee Club l 2 3 4 Camp Exre Black Hawk 1 2 3 4 Pres 3 Treas 4 Operetta l 4 Clas Play 3 4 Hammer Staff 4 Forenslcs 2 4 Yes Ill admrt I suppl1ed all these verses My classmates w1ll now supply blessmgs and curses JAMES CRANDALL rm ee Club l 2 4 peretta l 2 3 4 Class Tre I lllce glrls yes I lrke them well But Bonnres the one and exeryone can tell' MINNIE LOU CRAWFORD Mm FOTEHSICS 2 Szlence IS golden But how many trmes do we fmd her sxlenfl ROBERT DARY Goodman l-l1Y 3 4 Band l 2 3 4 Class Play 4 Bobs techruque IS taken wrlh a qrrn As every new qrrl he trzes to wm EMlLY IANE DAVIS rn I h ve a vozce but why wear 1' ou Part1c1pat1on m actrvmes at Si Pa1r1cks School POWERS THAT WERE 1 '. '1 '. I I C-' - - 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 I - l 1 - 1 EF. . ,4. s u .y . e. ' 1 7 - - - l I 1 - 1 I ' 1 7 I 1 - , . .A 1 1 1 1 I ' 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 A . . 1: . . ' 1 1 1 1 111. .1 Gl , , :O , ,4g H1-Y 2, , 5 as. l. 1 1 r 1 ' 1 7 1 1 1 I - 1 a' , 1 t?