Stoughton High School - Yahara Yearbook (Stoughton, WI)

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Foreword Even in wartime school life goes on, altered and somewhat curtailed, yes, but homework and football games, class plays and American history, dances and detention are still in order. Things have changed, however, military drill, scientific courses, and the Victory Corps are preparing us for what is to come. Leaf through the pages of your Yahara and see Stoughton High School students at war. They are students still having fun, still griping about assignments, and still singing in every Wednes- day assembly, but they are students sobered by the times and eagerly looking foiward to Victory. Table of Contents DRILL Page 5 FURLOUGH Page 33 4

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Writing calendar, telling jokes, All comprise YAHARA meetings Gossips, write-ups, guzzling colzes, Heres ourproduct-with our greetings Bottom Row: A. Loverud, D. Loftus, B. Everson, I, VVene, Carroll Top How: Miss Lowry, B. Holm, C. Ilelmke, B. Lysager, M. Linn, B. Lindarud C Lyon Editor-in-Cliief Bu.sine.szs' Manager , lunior Editor' lunior Bu.sine.s'.s' Ll1lll1Il,2C'l' Sophomore Editor , Freslznimi Editor Snapshot Stuff YAHARA STAFF Bu.1. Evi-znsox Donoiugs LOFTUS Isfu-x1i1,1.1f1 XVENE Ions fl.'kllli0LL BETTY Lnsmznun lJON.-KLD llfsxsox En LUNDE Pass the kisses, Izzy' QL lHClVl If ever you have ch incc d to Wlllflil ll1tO Miss Lowryis room after school on Mondlv nights you have been greeted bv 1 X1XlLl but eonfuscd conversation of which this 18 onlv 1 simple The Cn,sm.r:s Lx'oN Br:'rTs' Hom: lJONAI.IJ ll.-XLVEIKSON Art Stuff jo ANN Lovieuun Girxcirz lll-ILNIKIQ ALLEN Lovi-guun 1'W,i,t-fs B,-suumm Lvsmsnu All-Xltlllbl LINN Mun.-xx Sr:.sx1oNsoN Allrisnr' Miss CL.-sms Lowm' Now well work on informal headingsf, f Silence. Q VVhat shall we have for A Cappella? Think, Loftus, thinkin 'LHoW,s this Bill? 'The Hallelujah Chorus was made especially for us., l' Mi'gawdl', 'il ,yum dre - um - ing of a wiyt crissmuss-w CSinging?j Say, Stink, did you hear that one about-iw faithful little group which meets then 18 whit is known to all students as the Yllllllfll Staff. Now, a word about what goes on at regular meeting. Every Monday night, and any other night we choose, the members of the staff bid fond farewell to their friends on the outside and pass through the sealed door into the room in which their sacred secrets are developed but are not allowed to escape. No stranger has ever en- tered and not come out faster than he went in, and with a little help. How this annual ever emerged through all the telling of those jokes. the gossiping about so- and-so's date. the concocting of those renowned, supercilious Yalmra announcements, is more than even we can imagine. But, somehow, each member seems to attend to his individual tasks. All of the members of the staff sincerely hope that this annual will bring back fond memories to those who wish to look back on the year 1942- 1943 many years from now.