Chilton High School - Tigerette Yearbook (Chilton, WI)

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SHERMAN VAN DRISSB English - B. S. W. S. C. - Stevens Point GORDON SCHULER Shop - B. S. W. S. C. - Oshkosh CAROL WERBLOW Home Economics - B. S. W. S. C. - Stout EARL ANDERSON Physics, Geometry Illinois S. C. - B. E. U. of Colorado - M. E. A. W. GORDON Advanced Algebra W. S. C. - Stevens Point - B. E. U. of Wisconsin - M. S. People Called Teachers Between the innocence of infancy and the dignity of maturity our children fall under the influence of a group of people called teachers. Teachers come in assorted sizes, weights, and colors. They have various interests, hobbies, religions, and beliefs, but they share one creed: to help each child reach the highest possible degree of personal development. A teacher is a composite. She must have the energy of a harnessed volcano, the efficiency of an adaing machine, the memory of an elephant, the understanding of a psychiatrist, the wisdom of Solomon, the tenacity of a spider, the patience of a turtle trying to cross the freeway in rush-hour traffic, the decisiveness of a general, the diplomacy of an ambassador, and the financial acumen of a Wall Street wizard. She must remember always that she teaches by word but mostly by p recept. A teacher may possess beauty or skill, but mostly she must possess love--a deep abiding love of, and respect for, children individually and en masse. She must love your little girl, who has the song of a bird, the squeal of a pig, the stubbornness of a mule, the antics of a monkey, the spryness of a grasshopper, the curiosity of a cat. the slyness of a fox, and the mysterious mind of a woman. A teacher is truth with chalk in its hair, beauty with an aching back, wisdom searching for bubble gum, the hope of the future with papers to grade. For this you pay her more than the garbage man, but less than the garage mechanic: more than the grocery clerk but less than the postman; more than the ditchdigger but less than the trucker. The most amazing thing about a teacher is that she wouldn't trade jobs with anyone she knows. She likes to teach.................................THIS DAY -8-

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DARRELL GILOW Vocal Music - B. A. Luther College MARVIN HOFFMANN Instrumental Music W. S. C. Milwaukee - B. E. MARILYN KEOUGH English - B. S. W.S.C. - Stevens Point RALPH LAYMAN Math - Guidance U. of Illinois - B. S. - W. S. C. LaCrosse - U. of W. Grad, work I JOYCE OLSON Typing Shorthand - B. E. W. S. C. - Whitewater NORMAN PAUTZ Agriculture - B. S. W. S. C. - Riverfalls LORETTA SCHOM1SH Bookkeeping W.S. C. - Whitewater - B. E. ROBERT SCHUH English - B. S. Carroll College GORDON SCHUMACHER Mathematics - B. E. W. S. C. - Whitewater TED THOMPSON American History Problems Football Coach W. S. C. - Oshkosh - B. S. - 7 -

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