Wild Rose High School - Rose Yearbook (Wild Rose, WI)

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V3 1. 'fo ffm Seated J Schwersinski fTreasurerJ, J Brownlow CH1storianJ, R Brownlow CReporterJ, M Brewer fPresidentD, I Potts CV1ce Presidentb, K Zeller CParlimentar1anl, R Hanson fSecretaryJ, A. Clayton CSong Leader! ROW 1 C Schwersinski, C Phelps, C Norlin, J Hanson, B Rued, B Milne, E Towne, J Schwersinski, D Hudziak, J Nielsen, Mrs Bloch CAdvisorJ ROW 2. J Rosin, J Lauritzen, C Zuege, A Wrage, M Jorgenson, C Domke, E Urban, C Clark, S McKnight, M Brownlow, R Cook The motto of the Future Homemakers of America 1sNToward New Horizons' It reminds members that thelr contributlons tohome life today will influence the kind of homes they have tomorrow, that the fam1ly life of mem bers will influence the community and world The Wild Rose FHA'ers tried toachieve these goals through work on such projects as a clothing drive, observance ofFHA week, the demonstration contest, and a mother daughter tea The proceeds from their Mistletoe Ball and carwash made theseundertakings possible 1' AWK Car wash .47 A . K' ' f T .f 7 4- .. v .. f up 1- fa I ': v- z 'l -. g 1 'J - ' I , ,a vs. K' ' -I K if 0 El I 4 Q 1 me 2 H . We ,.-. ,,,.,,M4W,.... W.. N,UAr, W, , o.,,,W,V,,W,m,W,f 3 f iiiififrr ,,, 3 Z x li! ,Sym - ttwpfyw. Z my f xv' 'M f , 'ffffw ? 1 - ,Mr Q 5 Kxf 1 . so 9 1 a 5 -W ' Q ' fn ,1 , I V 3 : C U O I . I 0 : c 0 l 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 ' . f . . I I C I l O ' 16,5 . , ,f ' ' ,Qs f , sw K . f ,Q ' . ' - ' ' AHffQ4l ,H ,,412' . 'V L'fD 4 V 4 'Q , l A M 'Fai . 1 , , ' V .ff n l

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The Wild Rose chapter of the Future Farmers of America is in charge of the work done in our school forest. The FFA boys supervise planting and trimmlng trees, plow mm, ing flre lanes, planning the all school im... M hm work day, and laying out a nature trail In 1955 the boys launched an am bitious program deslgned to give their mem bers an opportunity tolearn animal husbandry through actual experience Selected members are g1ven complete responsibllity for young female p1g The chapter 1S glven two of the females from the pig's first litter prize Parke, which are in turn given to two other boys Th1s proJect continues to grow, and through it theFuture Farmers learn farming by doing F Q., V Seated G DOPP CSentine1l, D Luedtke Qsecretaryf, R. Regel CPres1dentJ, R. Hanson CTreasurerD, J Wrage Clieporterb, lr Martinson CAdv1sor7 Row 1. P Jones, 'r Zempel, R. Peterson, J Acme ROW 2 R Hanson, A lanske, B Cartwright, G Rosin, D Cartwright, B Jones, C Dopp A 5 . .. f ' - W wa fyfigs , f 'Tx f ' 4 wi . 1 ,z 0, K V A , , vi!! I . . ar . . . . I O 7 H G ' J. . A A N L fax .-:Q N,-,XXW RVYEYYPW I Qvsxxxxgwfx g Nb ,ff J 5 Q , U ., Q X h ,... l K ' W G M , N. . V' K Q 'J' H ' 4 f a Q -, f fr . C l Q 5 1 0 ' Q . , , : ' U I o 0 0 Q Q

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R ,J u-. C7 Seated. M Brewer K. Zeller, E Towne, C Zuege Standing J Schwersinske, A. Clayton, J Lauritzen, M Brownlow, Mr Salter Forensics ANASTASIA's Grand Duchess Those who participate in forensics are re warded not only by the ratings they receive but in the self confidence and poise they acquire through public speaking Our forensic team this year made up in quality what it obviously lacked in quantity We point with pride to the ratings these eight girls received Mary Ann Brewer CSerious declamationb Conf B, Judy Schwersinske Clnterpretative read1ngDConf. A, Dist. B3 Elaine Towne Glamorous Declamationb Conf. A, Dist. Eg Cordell Zuege Clnterpretative reading! Conf. A, Dist. Ag KayZe11er CNon origi nal oratoryb Conf. A, Dist. Ag Judy Lauritzen QNon original oratoryl Conf. A, Dist. Ag AnnC1ay ton CHumorous declamationDConf. A, Dist. A5 Mary Brownlow KFour minute speechl Conf. A, Dist. A. Sorry but when we went to press the state contest had not yet been held. This year, for the first time, Wild Rose entered the one act play competition. Cordell Zuege, Kay Zeller, and Mary Brownlow took part in the presentation of 'Anastasia' which receiv ed a 'B' rating at the conference level. 'mmm ill S 3 an I , .fl eg 3 d , , A 'fd , V A it 4 .M FX