Stoughton High School - Yahara Yearbook (Stoughton, WI)

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fm 3 QEEH REQ! 4 I. The newest in the conference. 2. A memo- rable mazurka! 3. Does only Louie have legs? 4. Bark those lines in Act lll, Fido! 5. Hard at work at .lohn's. 6. Two is company. 7. Third hour- Farewell to .lens : Two eggs, two squares of chocolate, flour, sugar frosting. 8. Sub-Deb-Dam--sels. 9. lf you can identify 'em, fhey're identifiers. l0..There's me! ll. Greetings, skate! 12. Smile and Smirk. 13. Samefl1ing's missing? 14. To what heights can piles of plaster ascend.

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Tap Roux' L. LACY, M. ANDER- ADMIN ISTRATIO Our superintendent, Mr. Petersen, in his first complete year here, has kept the Stoughton school system running smoothly in spite of the many demands upon his time. Mr. Mennes, our principal, has contributed a great deal toward making Stoughton High School one of the most popular schools in this district. Roaaizr G. PETERSEN HAROLD B. MENNES STUDENT COUNCIL Bafmm Row: P. SMITHBACK, M. BENSON, B. WRIGHT, W. Brac. M. KROENER, D. REIN. MOEN, Ma. MENNEs. Second Row: G. ANDnRsoN, Third Row: J. JOHNSON, A. SVEOM, O. SCHELDRUP, 5. Pre.x'ie.f are we, iff plain to fee: For aramid the afrembly will alzvayr be. In 1913 a council was organized to maintain a democratic student government and to give many a chance to appear before groups of people. Made up of presidents of various organizations, this group took over all programs and general assemblies. This included the responsibility of seeing that no dis- turbances were caused. The council idea has been carried on from year to year and still exists in our school today. Our sys- tem is one of rotation in which every member is given a chance to appear upon the platform and lead the assembly periodsg and, since this council is SANDSMARK. for the benefit of students, we engage speakers and programs which we think would be interesting to students throughout the year. Our meetings are usually held once or twice a month during a noon hour. It is at this time that we discuss any problems arising about student affairs and activities. This year we chose delegates who went to the Student Council Convention at Madison, from which they brought back many suggestions for improving our governing body. The following, elected by the council members, were the officers for the year: president, Sammy Moen g vice president, jimmy johnson, secretary- treasurer, Doreen Rein. Mr. Mennes, our principal, is the advisor. soN, H. THOMPSON, A