Stoughton High School - Yahara Yearbook (Stoughton, WI)

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alncf Jtifl we gazeaL and Jtiu the wonzfez gaew, TOP PICTURE Bwmm Razr: H. BURRULI., R. CUSHMAN, I. ALMF S. DALSOREN, M. ANDERSON, A. DAHLIZ, M. BJOIN, J. FALK. Serond Roux' C. BARRY, M. CHRISTIANSON, S. CHRISTOPHER, E. AARERG, D. ERDAH1., M BALSTAD, V. BJERKE. Third Roux R. AMUNDSON, R. BERG, E. ALME C. ALGRIM, C. ANDERSON, W. BERG, B. BERG. Tap Raun- R. ARNESON, P. BRONTE, D. ASPERHEILI R. FEMRITE, B, ERICKSON, J. CARPENTER, J ANDERSON. T y BOTTOM PICTURE Bfnfnm Roux' K. FOSSEN, E. HOVLAND, D. JOHN- SON, P. LARSON, S. HOFIfMAN, R. FLINT, N. L. JOHNSON, B. HAHM, A. FRYE, T. HUSTON F. JOHNSON. Srlmud Razr: R. FAULKES, J. HALVORSON, D. HAN- SON, G. HELMKE, S. KLEVEN, L. LATHROR, N. HALVORSON, R. KARLSLYST, C. JOHNSON. Third Roux- D. HANSEN, H. Gl.lNDERSON, R. JOHN- SON, R. HEIZEROT, B. JACOBSON, B, HOLM R. GTINDERSON, D. JOHNSON. Top Roux' A. KALHAGEN, F. HORN, J. KLINE, C. JOHNSON, E. JOHNSON, M. HOEL, P. HAN- SEN, F. HOLTAN, O. HOUGEN. 1 1 FRESHMAN CLASS Hear ye! Hear ye! A great addition has been made to Stoughton High School this year! No sooner had the class of '45 moved in than things really began to happen. It all began with the ugreenies' being just as green as ever, but each eager to win a good name as a student of Stoughton High School. Because of this attitude, the Frosh made up quite an impressive section in the musical organizations, especially in Band and A Cappella. The girls held their Own in G. A. A. and Girl Re- serves, while many of our boys exhibited their powers in intramural sports. There was a good turn-out at the Freshman- Sophomore party given in the ugreenies' honor. It began at eight o'clock, but long before then the Frosh were nervously pounding the pavement of Main Street. The evening was spent in playing games and dancing. Popcorn balls were served. Our party given for the Sophomores in return proved an equally great success,

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we nevez give a thought to the thinga which Jhoulcf he done. TOP PICTURE Bvfzwn Razr: B. QIIAM, O. PAGE, A. OESTHUN, E. NYGAARD, E. PETERSON. Seward Rmw: K. RIIsTAD, H. NELSON, P. SCHROEDEII, M. PARISH, M. RAMsDEN. Third Row: K. NULAND, P. MAX', D. ONSRUD, L. PETTERSON, S. RIPPCI-IEN. Top Rnuu- I-I. OLSON, M. MCCARTI-Iv, L. ONSRVD, M. J. RILEY. BOTTOM PICTURE Bollom Row: I. WENE, A. TAYLOR, V. WIIIISTEIQ, S. WATHE, D. SIMONSON, D. THORSON, S. WERSLAND. Ser-and Row: L. SMITHEACIQ, E. SPERSTAD, P, SMITII- BACK, L. SEVERSON, L. VISAAS, J. WANIAIAGEN. Third Row: R. THOMPSON, R. SIME, D. SEAMON- SON, R. SVEOM, E. STENSAAS. I Top Row: G. WHALEY, S, STIFF, R. WATSON, M. VIKE, D. SIc,ERsTAn. SOPHOMORE CLA SS Orchestra and A Cappella also have a large num- ber of sophomores among their members. Many of the Soph girls were elected to join Philo, and this is quite an honor. Girl Reserves and G. A. A. are the favorite organizations among the sophomore girls, and it appears that real leaders are being developed in this class. Although this class is still just an under class, our superiors have recognized our abilities. Or is it that we have quickly recognized the elite and have tried to follow in their footsteps? Those chosen to guide our class through thick and thin were: our able advisor, Miss Helvigg presi- dent, Robert Johnsong vice president, Miller Quamg secretary-treasurer, Mildred Bensong Athletic Board, LeRoy Ausseg Intramural Council, Willard Hanson. Take the eloquence of the Senior, the pep of the junior, and the sincerity of the Frosh, add a lot of brains and school spirit, and what have you? THE SOPHOMORESI

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.901 we weze ftedlmman ngleenied, H and didn it know what to Jo. FRESHMAN CLASS Class politics began after a hot and unruly cam- paign which took place in the music room during a class meeting. Brief-and-to-the-point speeches were made by the supporters of each candidate giving the good points of the candidates. fNo mention was made of the bad ones.j The following political bosses took their hot seats after othe election: President-Walter fStinkyj Berg Vice President-Ernest QErnyj johnson Secretary-treasurer-Naomi QGlamour Girlllfj Thompson Athletic BoardfHowi1rd fHowyj Gunderson Intramural Council-Ford fFrostyj Horn Besides getting into the wrong classes, the Frosh were placed in many hilarious positions the first week. If you doubt this you may ask Robert Flint fyou know him, that little squirt of a fellaj who, after much forceful persuasion, was placed on his favorite bubbler and therefore had to go around all morning drenched to the skin. And so began the year which will have its little nook in the memory of every Greenie in Stoughton High School. TOP PICTURE Bwmm Rau-: I. Ivinrztsa, M. MATHISON, S. OBRECHT, B. LiNoEnuD, C. PARKS, M. REIN, M. Si-xNosLAND, R. OSBORNE. Sefoud Roan- B. LUNDE, A. Lewis, B. PAULSON, P. LUNDIE, K. REIRSON, B. I.oNo, M. QUALE, M. LINDERUD, I. REIN. Third Roux' L. OLSON, M. ROTHEN, j. LOVERUD, A. Lovekuo, R. NELSON, R. OU'rHousE, M. NORTON, R. NELsoN. Top Rauf: E. ROTHEN, C. SAMPSON, D, RAMSDEN, S. MENNES, L. Roc:-iEsTER, M. MOEN, j. CRAIG. I BOTTOM PICTURE Bottom Rfnr: J. STAI, R. THOMPSON, N, Tnoisw- soN, S. Vow, S. Usum, P. VINWIF, V. Wunsrnu, I. VINDEDAHL, V. VAAITE. Sewmd Razr: T. WENER, E. SKOIEN, R. SHOWERS, A. VANDERBLOEMEN, C. Wasr, M. STENJEM, E. Woon. Third Roux' O. Wi1.L1Anis, R. SWENSON, R. Sk.-uk C. WEBB, C. SUNDHY, A. Wruxmzc, H. VEIUM j. STENJEM. Tap Row: O. WIETHAL, A. SCHELDRIIP, W. Sruvn- TRAA, N. Vikki, H. ViNnEmHi., P. Sourum E. SEvERsoN. v 1