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

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J , ,Ji Seated 1. Potts, D Jorgenson CVice-Presidentl, lr R. Friedman fAdv1sorj, B. Williams fPres identl, C Zuege CSecretary Treasurerb Standing M Wilson, D Cartwright, C Clark, D lc Knight, B Regel, J Lauritzen, S McKnight, M Brownlow ent The Student Council is the vo1ce of the student body It furthers co operatlon between the students and the adm1nistration Its members realize that their ideas and suggestions must be approved by the administration be fore they can be put into effect Because lt is a representative group, having members from each class and club in school, the Wild Rose Councll 1S given responslbllity for such all school aCt1Vit16S as the Christmas party and the election of cheerleaders The Council also spon sors locker clean-ups and dress up days. Homecomlng, however, 1S perhaps the1r b1gg6St project. Homecomlng this year was on Oc tober 17. The festivities began the day before w1th a crazy hat contest In the afternoon students bu11t a gi gantic brush heap for the bonfire and snake dance that night Everyone took t1me off from their float building to join in the fun as an Oakfield player was burned in effigy The next day carefully guarded secrets were made known when the floats were lined up for the parade After a march down Maln Street we came back to school for the big game Our boys did the1r best but they Just couldn't beat Oakfield The band had planned a half time show and when it was over it was revealed that the Senlor float had won the trophy. Even before the game was finlshed we started talking about how our class would build the winning float next year. ...- ng i N e ' -er W S , w -'ME F, G E 2 f 2ff'gQtiQ1?tg'fa 'LZQQ ' f f , X f L f S .ff - I K Y f., ' ' av- : . 0 ' 0 2 . 0 0 0 0 - O O O O l C tud Councd

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...... il n A il I Y' ? 'Q r H E Autumn! 'IX are--+4 Seated A. Clayton, I Brownlow, I Potts, K Zeller, E Towne, J Lauritzen, C Zuege, B Milne Standing J Schwersinske, D Luedtke, H Rable, G Nielsen, C Anderson, B Hentz, R Hegel, M Attoe, lr Salter 01' P A P R E A C H Cast Edwin Porter, Papa Pearl Porter, Mother Hugh Porter, the eldest son Cecil Porter, a senior in high school Raybon Porter, the Don Juan of the clan Janette Porter, young and romantic Edd Porter, handy with a camera Alyene, the youngest Porter Helen Ludlow, a charmer Lucy Smith, smitten young lady Jenny Smith, smitten young lady Jeffrey Cole, also a preacher's son Miss Jonas, an opinionated maiden lady Bride, just married Groom, just married GORDON NIELSEN JUDY LAURITZEN ROBERT REGEL DAVID LUEDTKE HENRY RABLE ISABEL POTTS ROBERT HENTZ KAY LELLER ELAINE TOWNE MARY BROWNLOW ANN CLAYTON MAURICE ATTOE CORDELL ZUEGE BARBARA MILNE CHARLES ANDERSON Place The living room of a parsonage in a small West Texas town Time Late spring of 1920 v 3. Q A 1 e n I Play P A W A S A E R -f .V A ggzg J- ,waiQ,24Qz3 Y giiQ QFH gg TT 22 1 ' P33 A Qi Q ' I at , Yin: , -an . - 1, . 5 ' 5 Q 1 ' ffVQ W . QQ'L!, u ,D A A 4. 1

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Mad Hatters Before the bonfire Wild Rose will shine The winning Senior float o Go! MW ,ha The winners trophy