Chilton High School - Tigerette Yearbook (Chilton, WI)

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CUR SCHOOL This ... is our school. It is within these walls, these rooms, that we have spent several years of our young lives, preparing for the tasks that face us in the future. When we leave our school it will be with fond memories of the many teachers, whose help was always available; for the organizations that gave us the opportunity to display our talents; for the activities that gave us many enjoyable hours of fun and relaxation; for our fellow students, who will always remain dear in our memory. Who are these fellow students? How have we spent our time? It is with these thoughts in mind that we invite you within these walls, these rooms, to pore over our picture memories of past days. 2

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Editor Margaret Aebischer Ass't Editor......Ruth Lindner Business Mgr..........Don Keuler Art Editor......Rosemary Beyer Adv. Mgr........Marcia Stenklyft Adviser Mr. Herzfeldt

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[j zaLaation We, the class of 1953, dedicate this Tigerette to the head of the English Department, Miss Alice Schipper. In her five years of service at Chilton High School she has given a great deal to the school and pupils. She has not only counseled us in the library but also as a forensic coach. English and Latin teacher. Even though Latin and English may be looked upon as uninteresting subjects, she had a way of putting the courses across in an interesting and enjoyable manner. She has also helped students bring back many high ratings in the local and state forensic contests. One of Miss Schipper’s biggest assets is that of making friendship with her pupils. Every year graduates come back to see her and con- sult her on their further education and life work. She never turns a student away when they ask help on some subject whether it pertains to school or to activities out of school. Her warm smile and friendly hello are a welcome sight to anyone by whom she is greeted. Though she has helped others achieve much. Miss Schipper possesses other qualifications, including a sense of humor and excellent dramatic abilities. As a teacher she is the modest, willing, ever helpful teacher who means much to this school and the lives of the students. So to you, Miss Schipper, we dedicate this Annual as a small token of our gratitude. 3