Prairie Du Chien High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Prairie Du Chien, WI)

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TIME FOR DEPARTMENTS

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Front Row—K. McKinney. G. Paulson, D. Edwards, I). Toberman, H. Davis, B. Trenton, F. Martin, T. Halverson, K. Neinast, J. Nash, 1 . Kellogg. Second Row—C. Potter. P. Scott, P. James. L. Welsch, L. Hubbanks. M. Standorf, P. Martin. B. Kasparek. I). Krachey, P. Hoskins, N. Knapp. Third Row—C. Spiker, E. Koecke, B. Barth, G. Olson. S. Oates, J. Cooper, L. Kopet, K. Hedeman, L. Gremore, J. Kossman, H. Harding, J. Schneyer. Fourth Row— R. Sutton. J. Pitzer, R. Rand. A. Cavanaugh. K. Overton. R. Mezera. D. Hamann, G. Knickerbocker, R. Lessard, B. Berth, G. Dessloch, L. Burton, C. White. ALL A complete division in itself the junior high carried out a full year of classes, social events, and sports activities. Presidents elected to lead the junior high were Jim Pitzer, grade eight, Mona Moen, grade seven, and Nancy Knapp, grades seven and eight. The instructors in this division were Mr. Duane Sackett, Superintendent of the grade school, Mrs. Bessie Carherry, Miss I.ila TIME TO LOSE Murton, and Mrs. Helen Valley. Such activities as Christmas and Valentine parties, and singing in the newly formed Junior high chorus were enjoyed by the students in this division. In the sports world a four game schedule in football was played and the basketball team played in the Junior High League and Tournament. IN GOOD TIME WITH NO Front Row—J. Kellogg, B. Barker, D. Millen, C. Ralph. H. Fcarff, J. Nash. J. I ee, C. Reed. B. Dunk, L. Messerli, J. Fernette, M. Dring. Second Row—It. White, C. Louis, S. Stormer, S. Ahrens. C. Ryan. J. Johnston, C. Hall, N. Ryan, B. Bush, G. Mlndem, C. Pierce, P. Tober- man. Third Row—B. Fritsche. K. Kramer, P. Breck, L. Walker. G. Mindham. P. Johnson, B. Welch, S. Swenson, C. Douglas, M. Moen, G. May, L. Teynor, S. Zimmerman. Fourth Row— K. White, D. Jeffers . R. Olson. P. Cornford, E. Reed. L. Potter ,R. Long, P. Grady, B. lx ng, L. Quamine, G. Benhart. 16 JUNIOR HIGH

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Larry knows the answer but he won't tell. Ever-aging Time teaches all things. Aeschylus Who's listening to the teacher? TIME FOR SPEAKING This year's English department had a new face in the director's spot. Miss Louise Son-tag, the only new member of our faculty, took over as head of the department. With an even larger enrollment this year an additional class had to be added to the course. Assisting in teaching English were Miss Lois Goan, Mrs. Esther Schreiner, Mr. Paul Lutzke and Mr. Herman Derouin. Verbs, nouns, and adjectives whirled around in the heads of Freshmen and Sophomores who studied diagramming of sentences. While the Juniors and Seniors who had passed this “kid stuff threw caution to the wind and burst forth with declamations and orations. Although speech training was stressed, some time was devoted to the study of Shakesperian works, which in the opinion of one student was “the most . 18 . . . ENGLISH