Chilton High School - Tigerette Yearbook (Chilton, WI)

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Board of Education Jean Kopf Franklin Schmieder William Stauss 4

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Marvin Hoffmann Dedication To you, Mr. Hoffmann, we the students of Chilton High School dedicate this 1956 1 lgerette. During the years you have spent at our school, you have helped many of us to achieve a liking and an appreciation for music. You have inspired us to work hard sc as to gain the ability to play an instrument well. Your wonderful way of making a student feel he is doing good work but can do better, is a challenge to us. The excellent bands which you present to the public have made us at Chilton High proud. We. the students in these bands, are able to play solos as well as concert music, just because you had the patience and desire to instruct us. Under your careful guidance and with your encouragement, many of us will be able to learn about the art of music and graduate with love for it. Your understanding of music is complete, and you easily convey your knowledge of it to us. You have put much time and work into your job as band master in Chilton High, but your rewards are also great. Your bands win many of the honors in the spring at the music festival. Your students receive high awards in music because of their excellent coaching. Every fall you put in a great deal of time figuring out the formations to be performed by the band during the half-time of the Homecoming game. Besides helping us become musicians, you have also taught us mathematics. Here again, you have been of service to us in acquiring knowledge. You have been a class advisor and aided us by helping to solve the problems that came up concerning the Your pleasant personality and friendliness have won many friends community as well as in the high school. for you in the The thanks and gratitude of the Chilton High School students to you for all the many things you have done for us. Mr. Hoffmann, 3

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Administration To the Seniors .... Best Wishes A yearbook gives deserved recognition to worthwhile accomplishments in scholarship, dramatics, athletics and many other types of school activities. However, there is one great Quality that is given little recognition even though it is of top rank importance. It is tied in with every activity, every day’s work, and with every person’s association with other people. Without this important quality, character, one has no basis for self-respect; one has no guide for making decisions either small or great. The very fact that the most outstanding of our students have represented things that are fine, good and constructive, has contributed to their success. Character will continue to add to successful achievement throughout life. Lack of it will result in frustration and unhappiness. For, after all, an individual has to live with himself and no one can be really happy living with a shabby, shoddy person. Our world will be a better place in which to live when each citizen takes it on himself to develop such characteristics as truthfulness, honesty, and dependability. Are you going to do your part? EARL J. ANDERSON Principal 5