Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-06-11
HIGH SCHOOL
CLASS NIGHT
Seniors Put on Pro-
gram for Entertain
ment of Parents and
Friends

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ment of Parents and
Friends
The senior class made its final
bow on Tuesday night, presenting
it's class night program as a finale
to many performances and enter
tainments which this talented class
has put on. The program was given
in the high school auditorium to an
audience of some 400 persons
Diehl Snyder, class president, pre-
sided
To the strains of march play
cd by the high school orchestra, di-
rected by Miss Leila Stillman, the
seniors entered the room in a body
and were seated in a front section
where they might receive the full
benefit of the quips and jcsts di-
rected at them by those taking part
in the program.
Presentation CT basketball letters
was made by Coach Jack Murphy.
In his presentation talk Mr.. Muir
ply spoke Of the purpose of ath'
letics in the high school and the
lessons of sportsmanship which
those VINO partake learn. He Xix
ened life to a game which must be
played according to the rules of
sportmanship.
"B's" were presented to the fol-
lowing men:
Ivan Reuland
Kenneth Weber
Bud Mould
Howard Bailey
Virgil LIGHT
Walter Xix f -'a.ee. '.--" n~
Robert Underkofler (manager)
Class Program
The reading of the class poem
by Harold Weidenkopf was one of
the most amusing numbers Of the
program The poem was cleveriy
written and Mr. Wcidenkopf gave
it exceedingly we'll. He told of the
trcpidation with which the class
entered the school in 81 and men
toned various happenings of the
four years OF school
The class history was presented
in a novel manner and was one OF
the numbers which brought down
the house." Grandfather Bill Clark
entered with rheumatic tread and
when he had decrepitly seated him
self for quiet evening, his small
grandson. Frank Caverly. entered
on his tricycle.. Franks lInickers
and half soX, and his childish man
ner caused so much laughter as to
delay the program for a moment.
He had found an old book Of
grandmothers, belonging to her in
the days when she attended the
Baraboo high school back in 1925,
and as grandfather reminisced over
the history of the old book, many
happy memories and funny happen
ings were recalled
The history was we'll written and
was particularly we'll given by Mr.
Clark and Mr. Caverly.
advice to the Juniors" by Miss
Pearl Frank brought out MANY a
laugh from the members of that
class as we'll as the bequeathing
seniors Members Of the faculty
were also remembered in the adj
vice.
The presentation OF a beautiful
picture of Abraham Lincoln as the
class memorial to the school was
made by Dienl Snyder. In accept
ing the picture, Superintendent A.
G. Kingsford spoke of its aptitude
and the fact that Lincoln is still
the high school boys ideal. The
school has many pictures of the
best grade and Mr. Kingsford told
how these have been collected. The
second floor of the building is
hung with those mostly architec-
turaI and now the third floor will
be hung, as well as the class rooms.
Mr.. Kingsford presented the school
with Sistine Madonna, the gift
of Miss Gritli Gattiker, and wei
come addition to the schools col
lection
The class will was read by Miss
Mavis Marty and as duly executed
showed the class to have variety
Of possessions to leave the under
classmen and faculty:
Glass Prophecy
The class prophecy appropriately
closed the program. This was Civ
en- by Gerald Taborsky, Frances
Lonihan. Ross Hansen, and Burton
Hall. The time was some future
date and the place was the rooms