Stoughton High School - Yahara Yearbook (Stoughton, WI)

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Whatever we a'o we make it pay. CLASS Our pleasing players made their stage debut in 'Hlhe Fighting Littlesf' a dramatic adaptation by Carolyn Franke oi a Booth Tarlcington novel, and claimed by critics a Stoughton CBroadvvdyD SUCCESS! Bottom row: M. Quale, I. Meuzler, D. J. Ray, . Rein, E. Mathison, . Reierson, A. Reinholdt. XZ Oznw' beczmd row: I. Rein, . Paulson, BI. Rothen, . Obrecht, J. Peterson, . Park, VV -i-s Third row: R. Nelson, . Norton, P, Nelson, . Moen, R. Nelson. 5? EE 3.3 :5 VF' 52 0 SE? mo Ea FP QP 7 .- sa 1 5. F Bottom row: N. Thompson. V. Wurster, P. Vinjc, S. Vold, S, Usher, bl, Sperle. Serrmd row: R, Showers, I. Vindedahl, E. Skoinn, C. VVest, M. Scenjem. Third row: R, Skaar, V. Vaado, R. Swenson, C. Sundby, O. Vlfethal, A. Wilhcrg. Fourth row: P. Simon. H. Sperle, E, VYood, O. VVil- liams, C. VVebb. Top row: E. Severson, C, Sampson, N. Vike, VV. Stuvetraa, A. Scheldrup. Ladd and Frankie Sinatra Fans. The miraculous juniors came through with a Uprom oi promsn despite the ever impending vvar shortages. To let you in on a secret Cbut don't tell a living soulj, our class is the only, the only class l-lovv long will it run? That is the question. The hobbies oi the boys are ugirlsl' and-vice versa. The artistically minded junior boys are lovers of Varga girls, and all the females are ardent Alan with a prom king! Ernest Clfrniej Johnson, as the junior class president, was the lucl4y winner, Betty Clfricl Ericlcson vvas vice president, Betty Cl.indy l.ouD Linderud, secretary-treasurer, and Miss Beclc, advisor.

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We are producers of prom andplay--- JU 1014 The proud, beaming personalities that you see lessor Kyser's and then, AND Tl-IENH l assure you, pictured here were the Freshman Class oi '42, the boys and girls, is purely co-incidentalj, we are the Sophomore Class oi '43, and now, AND NOW, Junior Class of '44l Cany resemblance between these words and Pro- Numbering one hundred and fourteen, our class is one of the most popular, most progressive in Stoton l-ligh's picturesque history. We boast: Fabulous athletes that star in track, boxing, football, and baslcetball, women who display their Amazonic qualities in G. A. A., a large population in Girl 1 Bottom row: A. Dahle, I. ALme, S. Brown, K. Fossen, S. Christopher, D. Erdahl, M. Bjoin, S. Dalsoren. Srczmd row: E. Alum, A. Frye. R. Flint, J. Falk. R. Amundson, C. Barry, H.Buru1l. Third row: H. Gunderson, J. Anderson, B. Erickson, .I. Carpenter, B. Berg, M. Balstad. Top row: R. Gunderson. P. Bronte, D. Asperheim, W. Bere, R. Arneson, J. Craig. Brlltom row: F. Holtan, N. Johnson. S. Hoffman, A. Lewis, J. Harris, B. Jacob- son. B. Holm, B. Long. Socrmd row: R. Johnson, F. M. Hool, P. Lunde, Lathrop. Reserves, Philo, and I-li-Y, an assortment of warblers that show their stuiln in A Cappella, some tooting tooters in the band and orchestra, too many nosey nevvsers in Parrot, not to mention our spealcers in debate and Forensics. Horn, E. Johnson, R. Hog, Hoveland. Third row: B. Lindcrud, G Helmke, B. Lunde, S Klovon,1VI. Linderud, L. J J Top row: R. Karlslyst, Kline, C. Johnson, 0. Hoi ig- an, P. Hanson, J. Halverson

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Underclassmen with cz grown-up touch-- SOPHCMORE My, aren't we a bunch ol sophisticated loolcing We are really a super-deluxe class, with a large lcids? fOr are we'?D We have Finally shed the titles assortment ol glamorous gals and handsome he-men. ol Greenies and really lcnow what's going on IF you want to see some hepcats really trip the light between the four walls of our Alma Mater. fantastic, just watch some of us. We're really hep to the jiye. We showed the 'll:reshies the ropes at our magnificent party by a few initiations and embarras- sing antics, too. As lar as athletics are concerned, you couldn't aslc for anything more, for we excell on the gridiron, Bvllom rout' R. Bronte, A. Anderson, B. Amundson. R. Halverson, B. Follzmd, J. Evenson, D, Busch. Second rout: A, Emerson, A. Feggestad, E. Gullick- son, M. Anderson. J. Brown, S. Johnson, E. Bjoin. Third row: M. Alme, D, Bowen, D. Hanson. I. Fos- sen, J. Bowden, K. Dary, R. A. Greig. Top row: B, Daley, R. Evans, R. Eggleson. G Anderson, P, Halverson. Bntmm raw: J. Le-greid, J. Lewis, D. Kittleson. J. Iwert, L. Hanson, D. John- son, B. Holtan. Serrmd row: B. La Fleur, NI. Johnson, D. Linh-y. A. Hull, E, Joitol. L. Lcikness. Third mu-: L. Lee, E. Lange, J. Joranger, D, Joranger. D. Listug, T. Kittleson, D. Johnson. Top raw: VV. Havey, D. Larsen, D, Larson, 0. Lee, D. Halverson. D, Hawkin- son. the baslcetball court, and the boxing ring. ln debate and forensics we also hold our own. When it comes to musical organizations we are superb, we even boast a girls' ensemble which has sung together lor two years. 24