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

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1958 PRAIRIE HIGH SONGFEST Judi Schneider, Janet Cooper, Chip Specht, Kathy Gaulke and Allan Severson gather for a songfest while Zoni Fritsche and Marna Harrelson provide the melody. 'liake a harp, go about the city . . . though that hast been forgotted: make sweet mel- ody, sing many songs, that thou mayst be remembered. Isaiah 23:16 NVith a Song in our Hearts we began the school year, I957-1958, anxious to pur- sue more education and participate in extra curricular activities. Our yearbook might Well be called ll song- book, for many memorable events have been experienced here at I'rairie du Chien lligh School, and we'd like to sing about them. YVe sincerely hope that as you page through your Prairie Dog, recalling memor- ies of the past year at P.H.S., you will feel more closely bound together, better ac- quainted, and that this feeling will remain with you long after your class days at P.H.S. are over. 2. . .IIHIIPIIIC blemories of songs. old and new, w also flash to your mind. I or what mak our world more enjoyable than music? Son can be cheerful, gay, sad or emotional- they can be associated with different phas of our life-with the departments at l'.l l. in which we have spent many interesti: hours. Not only what you have actually exp: ienced during this very important part your school life, but many emotions y have felt will return to you as you op this songbook and participate in the I9 Songfest I ,'Xnd, lo, thou are unto them as a ve lovely song of one that hath a pleasa voice, and can play an instrument . . . lfzelciel 32 :33

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Dedication VVe now realize the great service contri- buted to 'the Prairie du Chien High School, and therefore dedicate the 1958 Prairie Dog to these devoted persons, hir. Ber- nard Kennedy and Mr. Ben Schaub. Their long years of counsel and guidance Mr. Bernard Kennedy, principal ut tht- Prairie dn Chien High School, has hold this position for twt-nty-nino years. llt- has ht-on a nit-mln-r of tht- Kiwanis for twenty-viplllt years and is a former preside-lit of that 0l'3.L'1ll1- ization. For toni' t'0llS0f'lItlY4' yt-ars, Mr. K1-inntdy has served on the Stn- dvnt lioard of liirtfctors which c-on sists of fifts-on nit-lnlu-rs from the l'nitc-tl States and its posst-ssions. Our prineipal was formerly thc- rt-i.ristrar of Urviirhton Vniversity, Omaha, Ne- hraska, and a nionihvr of the teach- er's staft' there. 4 . . .Dedication Mr. Ben SChaub has live-ll a unini- ht-r ol' the lioarrl ot' l'ldm'ation fm ovcr a tgtlairtn-r of a 1't'llltll'y. Ho is ati aetivt- inmnher and past president ot' the- Kiwanis Clnlv, and at lllf'llllll'l' ..-1' 'b tln- State- Historical Sovivty. Otlivial 6' XV0atli4-r Olvst-rver for l'rairi4- dn Chit-n is a title Mr. Svhauh has hvlll for tt'll years. He is i.rQ-nnint-ly inter- ested in boys and has lu-on a Iiov Scout If-advr for ton yt-ars. llc- was rueently honored hy l'0I'1'lVlIlf.f the- Sil- ver Beaver for Distimxnislwd S1-i'vif-tr to Iloyhoorl award. to the students of our school will be appre- ciated and remembered forever. With deep respect We honor these two leaders on the printed page Where their contributions to thc lives of young people will be proclaimed and preserved for innumerable years.