Wisconsin High School - Wisconsin Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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HONOR PIN The Wisconsin High School Honor Pin is the highest award that can be given to a student. The winning of this pin indicates outstanding scholastic ability and extra-curricular participation. 44 scholastic and four activity points and a 2.5 grade point average in the Junior and Senior years are the basic requirements for an Honor Pin. In 1944, William Brodhead was the only person to win an Honor Pin. SENIOR HONOR ROLL farranged alphabetically, Robert Baldwin David Beckwith Lois Dutton Barbara Grant Lucille Hajek Elizabeth Olbrich James Payton Patricia Porter Jennifer Selfridge Robert Woodburn REGENT SCHOLARSHIPS The Regents' Scholarships are awarded each year to the students who place highest in the Regents' Scholarship Examinations offered to every student in Wisconsin High School. The winners of 1944 examinations are as follows: NAME GRADE SUBJECT Becker, Elizabeth-- .... 11 Modern Horne Problems Berg, Phyllis ...... .... 8 English 7 Bolger, Priscilla--- --.- 11 Spanish 9 Brown, Robert ---- --.- 1 O Biology Conlin, Joanne ...-- --.- 9 Social Studies 8 Donovan, Eleanore- ---- 11 History 10 Grove, Jim ------..- Guild, Judy ----.-- Martin, Theodore-- Mueller, John --.--- Neesvig, Ruth ---.- ----11 ----10 --- ---- 9 ----12 ---- ----10 11 Mechanical Drawing Phy-Ed 9 fgirlsj Science 8 Phy-Ed 11 fboysj Math. 9 Noland, Ruth Mary -..- ---- M usic Selfridge, Jennifer- -..- 12 English 11 Sherman, Debbie--- -..- 10 Speech 9 Solveson, Jean .---. .--. 1 1 Math. 10 Stanley, Dorothy-- --., 8 Arts 7 Taylor, Lucia .----. -.-- 1 2 Fine Arts Toepfer, Marilyn-- -.-- 12 Latin 11