Arbor Vitae Woodruff High School - Log Yearbook (Woodruff, WI)

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.1331 M'-M THE LOG 'ABILL BRUSOH We, the Seniors of Arbor Vitae-Wood1'uff High, dedicate our LOG this year to Bill was an all-around coach for five years for the AV-VV Muskies. He did a Most of us remember him as being our wonderful eighth grade teacher. We shall always treasure the memories of his sparkling personality wherever MS Q 'fi Dedication . ex-coach Bill Bruso. splendid job of leading our boys to victory. We may be. - Page Four 372421 g .I- ae 1' L -'15 . ' . Jn.. 'V '

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GSI THE LOG ite County Superintendentos Message ARE You WITH ME? Five, ten, fifteen years from now probably social, school, and civic affairs will be going strong in Arbor Vitae and Woodruff. Someone will be taking the place of Arthur in such matters. Harley, Fred, Georgia, James, Edith, Earl, Kate, and others will be turning community duties over to someone else. To whom? To Arbor Vitae-Woodruff students now in school. So, Freshies, Sophs, Juniors, Seniors: Un your marks! Get set! Be ready when they say HGOU! Jess Reed Prinoipalvs Message The world today, probably more than ever before, needs men and women of knowledge and skill and, what is more, the courage and faith to face life squarely, with determination to make this a better place in which to live for themselves and their children. No doubt many of the unsolved problems We now face will be solved by the young men and Women in our schools today. These young men and Women, not the atom bomb and armaments, are the guarantors of our countryls future peace and hap- piness. VV. L. Hagen Board of Education FRED SCHMIDT, Director JAMES WHITMAN, Clerk lyiizs. BIILDRED BROVVN, Trezzsurfr Page Thru'

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- THE LOG W Educational Administration Students who consider their lot a hard one have but to examine the tasks assigned to the educa- tional administration to revise speedily their conception of hardships. If the position of class officer is deemed exaction, compare it to the endless responsibilities which compose the places held by our princi- pal, grade advisors, faculty, and other officials. Heading any Woodruffite is, of course, Mr. Wilbur Hagen on whose sturdy shoulders rest the care of school affairs. Qther aides to lighten Mr. Hagenls burden are the class advisors, our secre- tary at the office, and our school board. With such leadership, the faculty has inspired and guided Woodruff students to seek choice jobs and to continue on through the doors of knowledge. Yet, even with all their various duties, many ambitious teachers are not satisfied with simply instructing their regular classes. They assume the additional tasks of being advisors for the classes, sponsoring clubs, and heading our paper. Without the willing assistance and cooperation of the faculty, our semi-monthly publication and clubs would not be able to function. The students are grate- ful for the time, energy, and effort the teachers have spent in making their classes popular. JM Page Fifvc