Chilton High School - Tigerette Yearbook (Chilton, WI)

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HISTORY James Eisner MA Northern Michigan U. Psychology Recent U.S. History “What do you mean, your dog ate the map? Charles Schuknecht Colorado Sate Univ. American Problems U.S. History Kristine Wallner BA Lakeland College Sociology U.S. History “You’re not really going to use this in the annual.” “I’ll take my popcorn buttered.” John Freiburger BS WSU-Oshkosh Georgaphy World Affairs World History Floyd Marks BS WSU-Oshkosh Survey-World History U.S. History “Would you believe this is the Fifth time I’ve seen this Film today?” “No, this isn’t a student torture production.”

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“Come on Fritz, old boy, don’t let me down.” SCIENCE TH ‘It is not what is poured into a student, but what’s planted that counts.” —Joel Hildebrand John Augsburgcr MS Univ. of New Hampshire Chemistry General Science Dale Voskuil BS WSU-Oshkosh Algebra Physics Edward Drone MED Ohio University Intro. Physical Science Michael Fitzpatrick MA Univ. of North. Iowa Trigonometry Intermediate Math Robert Sager BA Northland College Biology Richard Scider BS WSU Oshkosh Basic Math Geometry “What? I thought everyone drove Volkswagons!” “Breakage for this week totals. . “Once upon a time there was a girl amoeba.” “Hello, Kelly’s Pool Hall.” 9 “You don’t believe I have a mink bow tie?”

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ENGLISH Sandra Albrecht BS Holy Family College English 9 English 11 Dianne Gillig BA Lakeland College Speech English 10 Robert Schuh BS Carroll College English 9 Palmer Smith BA Lakeland College English 10 Applied English 12 NOTICE: Monday through Thursday, teachers must remain until a half hour after students are dismissed. On Friday teachers may leave at the 3 o’clock dismissal bell .. .just don’t trample the students. “1 think I do a better impression of Mr. Thompson than Larry Nilles does.” David Thompson BS WSU-Oshkosh English 11 English 12 “You can almost hear the silence. “You little devil. It