Algoma High School - Scroll Yearbook (Algoma, WI)

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YZ F' ., , Herbert Stephenson Marvin Krause Mrs. C. A. Ackerman -AK.. ,. nfs- BOARD OF EDUCATION--Leo E, O'Konski, Marvin Krause, William Mielke, Herbert Stephenson, Mrs. C. A. Ackerman. DEDICATIO We, the Class of 1962, in order to show appreciation to the members of the Board of Education for their contributions in guiding our high school, dedicate this edition of the Scroll of the Wolves to them. We have often felt their influence on our life here in Algoma High School in providing modern facilities to further our education and in demanding high standards in scholarship and conduct of the student body. Through this dedication we would like to extend our thanks to each member of the Board of Education for the time he has spent on matters concerning our preparation for the future. William Mielke Leo E. O'Konski - AX! - Q -

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SUPERI TE DENT'S MESSAGE Throughout history mankind has grown wiser because he has set for himself higher standards and ideals to achieve. Wisdom is the principal thingg therefore get wisdom: and with thy getting, get understanding. --Proverbs Shall I tell you the secret of the true scholar? It is this: Every man he meets is his master in some point, and in that he learns of him. --Ralph Waldo Emerson The central purpose of education should be to develop the ability to think. --James Russell Lowell 1 desire 'to see the time when education, and by its means. morality, sobriety, enterprise and industry, shall become much more general than at present. --Abraham Lincoln Our progress as a nation can be no swifter than our progress in education. Our requirements for world leadership, our hopes for economic growth, and the demands of citizenship itself in an era such as this all require the maximum development of every yotmg American's capacity. --John F, Kennedy So, too, you and I must continue to strive toward higher ideals and attempt to develop in ourselves wholesome attitudes of conduct and behavior that we may help others also to live richer, and nobler and fuller lives through our contacts with them. I SUPERINTENDENT HARVEY H. CORNELL Wisconsin State College, Stevens Point, B.E. University of Wisconsin, M.A, Senior Class Adviser Student Council Hobbies--Hunting, Fishing, Fixing things. OFFICE SCENE--Mr. Thielke, Miss Rivers, Mr. Cornell. u- E ' K -pi - 3

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'96 'F E, . 5 'Jn Q-r f Nw ,. A .- --' .Xf- P I if S.. . ,gy 'ff' STUDENT COUNCIL--TOP ROW: W. Brusky', R. Wenz, E. Wiesner, M. Wautlet, L, Schmilirlg. J. Serrahn, R, Heuer, Mr. Cornell. SEATED: D. Heuer, G. Kostichka, B. Wolter, B. Tlachac, Mr. Berns. STUDENTS AND STAFF TACKLE SCHOOL PROBLEMS GERTRUDE RIVERS Badger Business College Secretary Hobbies -- Golf, Reading, Sewing. JAMES W. JOHNSON Michigan State University, B.S., M.S. Physics, Advanced Mathe- matics. Algebra I fAfter Oct. 30, 19613 Hobbies--Medical Science, Golf, Physical Education. GERALD F. TI-IIELKE St. Norbert College, B.C. Purdue University University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Assistant Principal, until Oct. 13, Physics, Advanced Mathematics, C a m e r a Club. Hobby- -National Guard. DONALD J. BERNS St. Norbert Co1lege,B.S. University of Wisconsin, M.S. Guidance., Socia1Prob- lems, S enio r Class Ad- viser. Hobbies-- Swimming, Ten- nis, Photography. 5