Stoughton High School - Yahara Yearbook (Stoughton, WI)

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OUR EXPERT ADMINISTRATION LEAD 30 ALERT ADMINISTRATION A MESSAGE FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT Towards Better Learnlng The combmatron of a good currnculum In our schools good teachers good bulldmgs and equrpment and an anxiety on the part of our young people to learn will mevltably result In a better cltlzenry and a flner communlty We who ore teachmg or enroll d In Stoughton Hugh School are now prlvlleged to work ln the most complete and best equlpped school bulldmg this communuty has ever provuded for Its youth It IS the result of extens ve plannmg on the part of teachers archltects admlnlstrators laymen and members of the Board of Educatuon These fine fGCIIIIIES are provided becouse of the falth of our cltlz ns In Amencan Education and un young people We are und ed indebted to those who have provided these splendid facl :tres I m confident that students will show th lr appreciation of the educotlonal program made available to them by better preparing themselves to take their places as good cttuzens This we owe to those who belaeve In us 4 J fd A 4 I ji IA ,+L 44 4,454 ,I A MOLDENHAUER , riff L4 Lb' Superintendent of Schools Our hugh schools throughout America are confronted with a challenge the magnntude of whlch they have never faced before ln a world needful of sclentlsts mathematlclans engmeers doctors teachers and professronal and skilled workers m almost every field we find too many of our students lookmg for the easy road through hugh school Half of our students copabl of succeeding an advanced work never enter lnstltutlons of higher Iearnlng Our teachers face the challenge and responslblllty of making their courses lnterestmg strm ulatlng and meaningful Parents are obligated to encourage their children to work and to achieve an accordance wnth their abllrty Students face the challenge of selecting the proper W courses and makung the most of every opportumty to learn The crlterla of course selectlon should be the degree to which your Intellect and skulls may be enhanced and your experiences and Interests broadened Wall you accept your challenge on registration day and each day next year? You must dedicate yourself un this way If you are to achieve the fullest measure of personal reward and satrsfactlcn In llfe and rn order that our communrty and our country may remain strong and free BOARD or EDUCATION iiiflfifflol 30 7' as +- L H Cooper S Halverson O Asleson W Marquart M F Stelzer Dr F B Henderson W E Chratton Mrs V W Nordholm Mrs F A Torgerson 14 O 0 H - H 1 , . 5 . . . . . . . I . I . , .. V , . I . 2 V . . . .I.. . U . Q. . . . . ' as S e -s of A- -ef , f ' f- - - ' I fa: y A 14,4 . , ,.,. , .' 1, ' 7 ,, -f , ' ' . . . . . Wifi 'V ,prgfii , , , , - H ff - ' 3 . . . - . . s . K iwf I V ,Q lx , . I . U . . . I ,li . , - , ' L.. ' I -'Ve sr, as Q he , s . .ON I I 'Q ' , -Ak A U 7. . . , . , . , . , . . , . . . , . . b , - . . , . . .