Ashland High School - Wawata Yearbook (Ashland, WI)

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flwfw MR. NILSSEN'S GROUP Row 4: E. Anderson: L. Gunder son: D. Bloomquist: P. Buck land: F. Duth: E. Beauto: L Banaszak: D. Cronnable. Row 3: W. Anderson: I. Dins P. Douglas: B. Barker: D Cameron: N. Gotshall: L Crestik: S. Bargholtz: F. Brum bough. Row 2: I. Gay: W. Douglas R. Dusenberry: M. Durocher D. Clark: P. Foris: A. Drolson I. Bloom. Row 1: M. Gaudette: M. Ander son: L. Griffith: I. Chapple: I Camerson: I. Giese: D. Ander son: R. Breitenteld: R. Erickson Not Pictured: D. Berthiaume I. Chingo: R. Garvin: G. Gold- smith. MRS. CLARK'S GROUP Row 4: I. Melberg: I. Morris: I. Lundberg: F. LaBorg: B. Larson: I. Melvin: P. Kolberg. Row 3: C. Herman: G. Hartel: R. Matyas: I. Kolberg: D. Kelly, L. Lightner: D. Klein: B. Murdock. Row 2: I. Iacksori: R. Majewslci: I. Hange: K. Mitchell: M. Iustice: I. LePlavy: N. Mc- Dougal: .Y. Leren. Row lx B. Moore: P. O'Brien: V. Heffner: E. Locks: H. Hunt: G. Horazdowsky: I. Kinney. MISS BRENSIKES GROUP Row 5: B. Strom: I. Olson: I Sheldon: R. Thomas: K. Urqu- hart: B. Potter: B. Walusiak H. Thone. Row 4: G. Zipperer: M. Troqan R. Thoreson: C. Sterland. Row 3: I. Temby: M. Sollie: V Svendson: M. Tast: R. Tolliver L. Witzke: G. Olson. Row 2: M. Ruha: L. Thompson E. Sharp: R. Peterson: I Provorse: I. Reas: M. Schedler T. Olson: I. Westerbaclc. Row 1: I. Smith: B. Wilhelm H. Peacy: D. Thines: M. Olson Not Pictured: I Tolliver. Page 28 1 1

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Noi Row 3: D. Suminskip D. Harris: D. Penn: C. Penn, E. Marting B. Donald, B Bond Row 23 B, Barkerp A. Cooley I. Hauqeg G. Maskog S. Carter, D. Maqnusong V, Larson, S. Douglass: M. Hubbard. Row 1: Miss O'Brien3 M. Sollieg D. Ziolkowski, E. Sandsteng A. Olson, N. Thone. Um Page 30 Pictured' S. Kivelag B. Enqholmg B. Otisg E. Sharp. Ruling Bda, The 1947 Student Council consisted ot elected repre- sentatives irom each advisory group who met each Monday to discuss affairs ot the High School. The Council made huge strides in moving steadily to- ward its goal ot possessing genuine power and authority in the administration of the school. The Council this year created a committee to settle the troublesome problem of school sweatersg campaigned suc- cessfully to stop ru'nning in the halls and general discourteous- nessg sponsored various school dances, and produced, through its program committee, an all-student stage show to supplement the school's limited convocation series. They also revised the constitution which now incorporates new methods ot electing council representatives and class ot- ticers, and which enlarges the Student Council to include the class Presidents. Lett: The Student Council of- ficers, left to right: Chuck Penn, President, Alice Coole, Secretary, Bob Bond, Treas- urer, and Bill Donald, Vice President. Right: Our photog- rapher interrupts a Council meeting.