Stoughton High School - Yahara Yearbook (Stoughton, WI)

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KEEPING OUR SCHOOL NEAT AND OUR RECORDS UP TO DATE Mrs Fredenberg Mrs Mmdrum Mnss Gronseth The hustle bustle actlx 1ty of SH S durmv the many busy days of the school year was gn en xltal assxstance by the capable office help and the effluent cutod1ans Yes these people do eyerythlng from cleanmv the classrooms and halls to kmdll Mrs Fredenberg for example IS kept xery busy w1th hex dl1t1CS as secretary to Mr Norem uhlle Mr Beske IS busy cleanlng the ex er dlrty gym VXh1le we sometlmes do not really appreclate the serxxces rendered bv these people they are a very x ltal co ln the machmery of our school A Offerdahl B Beske H Ameson . . Y . . . 6 5 V l 1 D gxving out those ever important late admittance slips Qyou probably know the ' 15 ' 7 1 Y . V . V . V . Y Y . , . , t . a ' ' g - . , . , .

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STRIVING AND WORKING TO IMPROVE OUR SCHOOL SYSTEM ROW I: Bertrand Qualv. Lim-il Coopm-r. Olwrt Aslc-son. Lyman Fraizic-r. Src-invr llalvorson. Dr. F. B. Henderson. Mrs, Carl Thompson. William Clhritton, Mrs, V. W. Nordholm. 'l'lir- Board of Education. our siipwintvnclvnt and our principal always try to iniprou- our school Qystc-ui in all arvas by living alert and progressive to all nvw ich-as. llwidm- l1'1lK'lllIl2 clziwc-Q. our ll'Lll'lll'l'4 liau' many outiidc dutiw. Bfany arf' Ilia' IlClXlNUl'N ol mn' orggnnlfations gum: miifli umm' to c-xtra Z1CIlYlll4'S. Tlx:-3' also gin- daily In-lp. 2lllllQlllC'l'. nclvicw- and lIlNlI'l1i'll17Il lo Ilir' Nlllilt'IlIS. llim' llllIIlllllNllllllUIl and lLlC'lllll tliis BVLII' tll'Clcll'Cl to H'-i'x'zil1lz1I1' ilu' sclioul to sm- if our scliool will lllVl'lN ilu- North Cfvritrgll .-Xwociationis Qtandards, It not only Qau' tlic' 2lCllIllIliNll'LlIlUIl ll cliancm' to lx- cxaluatcfcl by Olll9iLll'I'S but to vvalliau- Ilnc-lmvlvc-S as wi-ll,

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SERVING THE STUDENTS FAITHFULLY DAY AFTER DAY Mrs. Strommen, Mrs. Frie, Mrs. Nundall Students, do you live in a rural area? Forty per cent of Stoughton High Schoolls students do, you know. If you don't drive a car to school every day, you are more than likely in immediate need of some other mode of transportation to and from school. Therefore, neither wind nor rain, sleet nor snow, can hinder the dutiful busdrivers of S.H.S.,s seven, ever-faithful busses. One more question, readers: do you get that awful, empty, hollow feeling around the last few minutes of the third class in the morning? If so, you immedi- ately contemplate the thought of dashing off to the lunch room and sitting down to a delicious dinner. prepared by the ladies of the lunch room. 1 G. McFarland, L. Hanson. M. Bickley, L. Vike, L. Halvorson, E. Dahl, W. Fessenden.