North Freedom High School - Torch Yearbook (North Freedom, WI)

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Top Rott'-V. Hayes. Schmidt, Rex Griep. Second Row- -Buxton. H. Dickie, l. Brooks. L. Lange. M. Warne. Schenkat. D. Hayes. W. Schara 'Iihird Row-J. Draper. D. Warne, Apker, D. Goodman. Ristau. W.. Draper Bottom Row--Ulrich, C. Hayes. Hewitt. Rita Griep, Ziemke. Chute. R. Dickie. Johnson, Schumann The Band HE SCHOOL Band was organized on the seventeenth of October, nine- teen hundred and twenty-four, by Mr. E. A. Nealy. The band pro- gressed very rapidly. After one month of work a public concert was given. Several trips were made to the neighboring towns on Mr. Nealy's circuit, and. in turn, North Freedom was host to all the bands. When Mr. Schumann came here in the fall of last year, the band was placed under his direction. It has been busily practicing all winter and has made four public appearances-one at the Baptist Church and three at school. There are now twenty-five members in the band. Concerts will be given again this summer as soon as the weather permits. Page Sixfeerv

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lk 'Wig HBH Camp Fire Girls OFFICERS Presiden! ..., ...,..,.,.... A ugusta Bauer Treasurer. . . . . .Golden Spaulding A Secretary ,... ,. .......... Rita Gfiep E HAVE one camp fire in North Freedom, the Waste-ka-ci-da-pi, char- tered with Miss Elisabeth Doering as guardian. A camp Hre girl tries to do one good deed every day. To encourage the act as well as to gain a general practical ability in various crafts, she is given an honor bead for each well-done task or deed. The crafts are: Home craft, health craft, camp craft, hand craft and citizen craft. In addition to these, a local honor is awarded to each girl who performs some special service for her friends, parents or community. Each craft is represented by a wooden bead in symbolic color. The camp fire law is: Seek beauty, give service, pursue knowledge, be trustworthy, hold on to health, glorify work, and be happy. Meetings are held once a week at 3:30 in the camp fire room. The presi- dent takes charge of the meeting. Talks on health, beauty, friendship and other practical topics are given by the girls. All the money used by the camp fire girls is earned by them, either individually or as a group. Page Fifteen

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Top Row-l. Brooks, J. Bauer, V. Hayes, R. Ciriep Middle Row-R, Dickie, H. Dickie, Warne, Wood. Brooks, Giese Botlom Row'-Draper, Ulrich, Hewitt, Quam, D. Lange. A. Bauer, Chutc H Glee Club ISS QUAM, our Fifth and Sixth grade teacher, took over the high school Glee Club this year, She did this in addition to her regular full day of teaching. Rehearsals were held every Tuesday, and much progress was made. The big event of the Glee Club for the year was the operetta, In India, given April 18th. The sopranos were: Florence Ulrich, Mona Hewitt, Jessie Bauer, Augusta Bauer, Helen Dickie, Ruth Dickie, Anna Brooks, Irma Brooks, Lillian Chute, Burnita Cwiese, Dorothea Lange and Marion Wood, The altos: Doris Warne, Viola Hayes and Josephine Draper. Page Seventeen