Chilton High School - Tigerette Yearbook (Chilton, WI)

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Secrelory Pearl Hephner Board of Educolion 5 .. aw ls' li is 3? s A ww X A. M Q p nomo ' A-ul William Stauss Franklin Schmieder Gervase Bloomer 4 9

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Miss Beverly Antoniewicz Dedication We, the student body of Chilton High School dedicate this 1954 Tigerette to Miss Beverly Antoniewicz, in ap- preciation of her services rendered during the past three years at Chilton High School. We looked upon her as one who has contributed much in helping us gain valuable knowledge- Miss Antoniewicz has made it possible for many of us to acquire a drivers license through her excellent me- thod of teaching drivers training. She has helped many of us gain a better knowledge of ourselves and our health by her successful teaching of Physical Education. She made the gym room exercises more enjoyable when she introduced square dancing as a part of the Physical Education course. She not only helped us to acquire a better physical knowledge, but also a better mental knowledge by teach- ing algebra. Whenever a student became confused with an algebra problem, our teacher, Miss Antoniewicz, was always willing to straighten the way. 5 , nf' It was through her efficient leadership in Barkers, G.A.A. and Cheerleading that the girls were given the opportunity to display their talents in these activities. Not only in her classroom teachings has she been a success, but also as a class advisor to the 1954 class. She was a great help to the class in making their Junior Prom a success- She showed her interest as a class ad- visor the past few years by helping the seniors select their announcements and calling cards, and by helping with other preparations for graduation. Miss Antoniewicz has a wonderful sense of humor which makes her the type of teacher the students of Chilton High School like. She always seems to have time for other people when she is called upon to help them. So to you Miss Antoniewicz, we dedicate this annual as a small way of showing our many thanks to you.

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Administration Superintendent x Herold R. Compton ,fi 7 Principal Arvie W. Gordon t 'I Congratulations You graduating seniors have reached a wonderful phase in your life. It is the time when all your dreams and convictions must begin to materialize. You will not be able to ask for advice from your parents and teachers forever, so if you are going to succeed in your chosen work, most of the important decisions will have to be solved by yourself. Isn't it wonderful to live in a country where every- one of us can have dreams and have a chance to make them come true! We have all received a great heritage in our country and it will always be our responsibility to see that it remains the haven for freedom and ini- tiative. I couldn't advise you to be satisfied with every- thing as it is today because one of the strengths of our country has always been our willingness to improve as we learn better methods. It is also important to re- member that great changes in our society were never' brought about by the majority. To your parents and teachers it does not seem possible that you are graduating from Chilton High School in this spring of 1954. To us it seems just a short time ago that you entered as freshmen in the fall of 1950. But we realize that nothing could hold your progress back. Y It is with a great deal of pleasure that I notice how you have matured so much in your actions and respon- sibilities during the last four years, but it is with regret that I say goodbye to you, the Senior Class of 1954. You will be missed greatly next year because of your ex- cellent cooperation in all school activities. There will always be many fond memories of your work here at Chilton High School. Keep us informed of your activities. In behalf of the Board of Education and Faculty, I Want to congratulate you on being determined to com- plete your high school work and wish you the best oi luck. Herold R. Compton