Shawano High School - Shawnee Yearbook (Shawano, WI)

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The Superiniendeni The school year I955-56 has seen some significani changes in our School Dis+ric'r, noi +he leasf of which is i'he compleiion of our new High School. ln a sense +his building is a +ribu+e +o +he Board of Educa- fion who as a Board have spenf couniless hours in planning and working in every phase of 'I'he folal school problem in Dis+ric+ 8. I am very happy +ha+ you as a siudeni' body have seen H+ fo dedicafe ihis yearbook +o +hem, you couldn'+ have made a beH'er choice. You are +he firsf gradua+ing class in our New Senior High School and fhe pic+oriaI record you have made here will bring many pleasanf memories in ihe years ahead. H- is our sincere hope 'I'ha+ +he leader- ship quali+ies, good ciiizen habiis, and high ideals you have exhibi+ed will carry along wi+h you in 'rhe fuiure. If is new, young, vi+al people like you +he world is sadly in need oi. We know you will give if your besf. Sincerely, HAROLD G. STEWART, Superinfendeni' The Principal There is no more fascinaiing experience 'lhan fo wafch ihe cons+ruc1'ion of a school building, and no more illuminafing experience 'rhan +o observe fhe ad- ius+meni' made +0 +he use of if, by ihe s+uden'l body and faculfy of our school and by fhe arenfs of +he communify. One comes +o perceive +ha1' The Amer- ican high school represenfs a way of life. I+ is a way of life fo which we were commiH'ed by fhe social revoluiion which we call democracy. We a+ +he Shawano Senior High School wish fo express our appreciafion +o +he Board of Educa+ion, and Dr. William H. Can+well ifs direcfor, our +wo Superiniendenfs of Schools Mr. N. P. Cupery and Mr. Harold G. S+ewar+, +he advisory commi++ees, parenfs and 'lax payers all of whom have made and will con- finue io make fheir respeciive con+ribu+ions, willingly and wholeheariediy +o meef fhe needs of educafion in Shawano School Disiricf number eighi. The faculiy and sfudeni' body of +he Shawano High School are dedicafed +o 'rhe responsibiliiy of caring for and making +he besf use possible of ihe beaufiful facilifies you have provided for us. Sincerely, EVERETT F. THOMAS, Principal DAVID GENNRICH, Pres. of Sfudeni Council I0

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MISS ADERMAN MR. BRUNNER MISS ALICE ADERMAN, B. S. PainIing, drawing, and Ieafher Iooling, She knows Ihai line, we aren I fooling. MR. HARRY ALBERTIN. B. S.. M. E. In fooIbaII, baskefball, or any race, He puIs Ihose boys Ihrough 'their pace. MRS. MARIE ASCHENBRENER, B. S. She shows fhe girls how Io cook and basis And how Io choose cIo+I1os wiih good Iasfe. MR, CALVIN BROCKMAN, B. S., M. S. Ho reaIIy can conIroI Ihai band Wiih II1e simple movernen+ of his hand. MR. ALBERTIN MRS ASCHENBRENER MR BROCKMAN MRS. CATTAU MR CUDD MRS DRENGLER MR. vlNcENr BRUNNER, B. s., M. s. He has esfablished a beaien PBII1 ThrougI1ou++I1e 'Field of mafh. MRS. BERNICE CATTAU, B. S. In class she keeps Ihe kids in line As F.T.A. advisor sI1e's doing fine. MR. ERWIN CUDD, B. S., Ph. M. WI1a+'s your name again Is his ciassroom refrain. MRS. VERA DRENGLER, B. A. In class sI'1e Irea'Is kids as I1er own No 'favorifism is ever shown.