Chilton High School - Tigerette Yearbook (Chilton, WI)

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SOPHOMORE CLASS ai o IE gers, Thiele, M. 69 nderscheid, Helmke, Baier, Z uerwachter, Sell Hume, Ecker, Ma Th hielman, Doern, T ghtjz ri to fleft W T0 Front artrnan, edler, H Geiser, Si em, ck art, B. Geiser, L. Ju h eb bschman, G 116 Mr. Moser, Buechel, H C25 ucht. ch mann, R. Rufiing, Redig, I. S mitz, K. Cole, ch egelbauer, B. S Zi euler, ach, G. K ab J E. Sch 3 r.f chlosse opf, S Ritzke, K unrow, Steffes, Rollman, ntner, W hl, A. Li Bu omisch, ch euler, E. S ,J.K Peik 443 SIX I1 ck erner, Bru e.G Lk ot oggi ns, A. T necker, B. Durben, G ge Loehr, A. King, M. Jensen, Lon Gerrits, ultz. ch ale, D. S CH ederichs, M O Baltz, Schwabe, J. Fri ens, Bittner, ahl Mortimer, Ow hm Sc Bessert, Kcssman, D. Schaefer,

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W X I W 5 l W V IUNIOR CLASS NOTES CLASS OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER President - Marion Winkel President - Richard Winch Vice-President - Frederick Dempsey Vice-President - Lowell Nurnberger Secretary - Jeanette Albers Secretary-Treasurer - Roy Bancroft Treasurer - Jack Schumacher ADVISORS Miss Schwake Mr. Hohman When the school doors opened last September, 365 students rushed through them. Among these were 86 juniors, all of them eagerly looking forward to a busy year. As the weeks passed, football activities began and the junior boys came out with flying colors. Those who participated in this activity were: Harold Hoffmann, Dick Winch, Fred Dempsey, Low- ell Nurnberger, Did: Pfeiffer, Roy Bancroft, and Joe Parie. A1- though the team tried hard, it didn't have a very successful season. Time pased on and school went on as usual. January, Febru- ary, March, April, May,-did I say May? Why, of course! That was the most exciting month of all, for the Junior Prom took place. Un- der the Hawaiian moon, surrounded by palm trees and grass huts, the dancers swished and swayed to the music of Ted Gay and his orchestra. Reigning as King and Queen for one night were Dick Winch and Lillyan Bechlemg a very royal couple they made! After the Prom things quieted down a bit as we prepared tn write our Hnal exams and to say good-bye to our junior year. -24-

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x X2 i S S S S SOPHOMORE CLASS NOTES CLASS OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER President - Gloria Manderscheid President - John Helmke Vice-President - Jacqueline Hume Vice-President - Gloria Manderscheid Secretary - Joseph Zeegers Secretary - Virginia Ecker Treasurer - Calvin Zernicke Treasurer - William Baier ADVISORS Miss Moehn Mr. Moser A hand reaches toward a shelf. With swift, gentle lingers it selects a book much fingered, well-read. The book is laid upon a table while the reader seats himself and prepares for a comfortable hour of reminiscing. The book, Treasured Memories, is opened. Idly thumbing through it the reader comes to the heading, Sopho- more Year in High School. With a dreamy smile, first one page is turned, then another. Here is the record of the first day at school. It's pleasant to be back again. We know the prospective teachers with one exception, the new history teacher. As it is our business to find out about him, we proceed to do so. Since he seems very nice we worry no more, content to let at least some of the future take care of itself. This first day passed very pleasantly, remembering old friends, making new ones. The days following slip by as easily as counting the pearls of a necklace. The sophomores are taking a grip on things. The outlook for football is poor but there is a saying, Where there is a will there is a way. The homecoming game is followed by a dance. You see, a good loser is as sporting a person as can be. For several weeks now school has seemed refreshingly new again but now that some of the glamour has worn off the Teachers' Convention brings a remembered lift to dull spirits. These little vacations do wonders for a grind. Thanksgiving day passed into the realm of things gone by. Christmas approaches. Everywhere are gayety and good wishes, tinsel and evergreen. These pages are 'dlled with memos on Christmas vacation, during which time we ring out the old year and bring in the new. The next page deals solely with basketball. There have been notations of games played in pages preceding but now it seems a fever has gripped us. Come on! Play, fellows, play! Several soph- omores are on the team, some as substitutes, true, but it's a step closer to the real thing. Spring! Swinging around the corner with contest, Eliminations, District, State. On and on. Spring fever! What a terrific siege of it has gripped Chilton High! But then we pull out of it to think of baseball and senlor class doings. Commencement. All waiting to leave an impress-on upon the books of time and Treasured Mem- ories. More and more crowds the pages. Suddenly, it's summer vacation. Our sophomore year in C. H. S. is over. -.261