Chilton High School - Tigerette Yearbook (Chilton, WI)

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Board Of Education SCHOOL BOARD: D. Aebischer, A. W. Larson. G. Bloomer, R. Gasch. A. Horst. Secretaries OFFICE SECRETARIES: Adella Anhalt and Marlene Nueber. 5

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Administration SUPERINTENDENT A. W. GORDON Graduation is a time that high school students look forward to with eager anticipation. Regardless of what hopes and aspirations you may have there are fundamental needs that confront you all, and only through the development of proper attitudes, skill, and understanding can these needs be met. You will need KNOWLEDGE, the ability to gain insight, make decisions and develop new ideas and approaches on the basis of your accumulated learning experiences. You will need CHARACTER to reach just solutions of the many problems confronting you as an individual and as a member of society. You will need AMBITION, ever reaching and striving for loftier goals; COURAGE to do what is right in the face of pressures and adversity; and STAMINA to retain your ideals and convictions and to fight the good fight in the years ahead. Have you as an individual taken advantage of all the opportunities available to you to work toward this end: Time will tell. Good luck. There are two age old sayings that you as a graduating senior might give some thought to. One is: All men seek happiness without exception; they all aim at this goal, however different the means they use to obtain it. The other: Happy is the soul that has something to look forward to with hope. Perhaps without even realizing it happiness is a paramount goal that we all are trying to achieve in our present and future lives. Your happiness depends on the pride you can take in your past accomplishments and in the optimism you have for your future success. Your school record should be both a source of pride and optimism. It is the wish of the entire faculty that each of you find happiness in your future. 4 PRINCIPAL JOHN SANDBURG

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JOHN AUGSBURGER Chemistry, Driver Education, Biology; Wisconsin State College, River Falls, B. S. ; Montana State University, Graduate work; University of California at Los An -geles; University of New Hampshire EDWARD DRONE General Science; Wisconsin State University, Eau Claire, B. S. ; Graduate work, Ohio University «f Hi H JEANNETTE EICHHORST French; Wisconsin State University, Platteville; University of Wisconsin, B. S. JAMES EISNER U. S. History; Wisconsin State University, Oshkosh; Northern Michigan MICHAEL FITZPATRICK Math; St. Noberts; University of California at Los Angeles; Los Angeles City College; Wisconsin State University, Oshkosh faculty PATRICIA FLEMMING Business Education; B. E. ; Wisconsin University, Whitewater JOHN FREIBURGER Social Studies; Wisconsin State University, Oshkosh, B. S. ; University of Wisconsin, Ripon, Graduate work, University of Miami JOHN FREIDEL Physical Education; Health. B. S. , University of Wisconsin DARLENE FREIMUND English; B. S. , Wisconsin State University, Oshkosh DARRELL GILOW Vocal Music; B. A. , Luther College MARVIN HOFFMANN Instrumental Music; Wisconsin State University, Milwaukee, B. E. ; University of Wisconsin, Summer School 6