East High School - Wa Wa Ta Yearbook (Superior, WI)

Page 30 text:

lsr Row 1 J Williams P Smxth E Larson D Kullg B Wlckstrom C Stansky Row 2 R Rohr T Johnson S Swanson D Faye V Moore M Stalvig J Moore B Moorhouse Row 3 G Furst W Granlors L Wnckstrom M Nelson L Hagen H Petchel M Hennessy Visual Aid Students Actwe ' 3 I f xg an l l Members Volunteer Services Before long, you're going to see The club is fortunate enough to some very snappy and ghttery pms around our school They ll be seen on the proud chests of the members of the Vxsual And club Featurmg a movxe proyector as the desxgn the puns can be had nn enther gold sul ver or enamel The Visual And club members ap proxxmately twenty five have work ed out a schedule statlng the free penod and study hour of each one In thus way Mr James Bradshaw the clubs advisor can easily locate students and assign them to show a hlm any hour of the day have two ldentxcal movle projectors so they could lf they so desired run two fllms ln one period The film schedule lS so arranged as to glve each member an equal chance of usxng the machme and 'learmng xts mechamsm The officers of the club are Jack Wrlhams presxdent Verlyn Moore vnce presldent and Dorothy Kuhg secretary treasurer All the mem bers of thus club wlll attempt to brmg you the best fnlms of our mod ern educational system

Page 29 text:

QZQQ4 If 1 ji V Q V vc! - X E X wld ,f-4 V H f ' f' D EZ Asewefsy me 4443 ,fo-cazfyti 1 ..,f.0. 44,1 2 - . , la Row 1: C. Fitzgerald, E. Hennessy, R. Greene, E. Smith. Row 2: R. LaValley, G. Zielinski, A. LaVoy, M. Hawkins, J. Greene. Row 3: R, Jolicoeur, D. Kulig, M. Nelson, N. Hunter, C. Johnson. 7. . he 5 xii egii K'.95kA9g 5555-xonqq L0 we we eo Rdd . g E ,Q s- G01 x Y X009 ' 14 H15 s 8 Q0 X qc . . is P- uiaY' 'wiv 'me te Fawn: ' 45 ,ta gs 8 va 5 11x00 sf-9 on an 6055 6059 X awe qs on Sirk! bro' wo? ,eve ,P of .94 These- Nl- se :MA :WN 1 we East High Debators, Winners of Chippewa Sectional Tournament . +1 we o . tee it ben of-pq' 5 6 9. e aehq 'e9 91- es- x T069 W' 'A wa ,163 kpvt .1615 55 NegYv eb. edu fo 50 Q5 gi sv' Beiorfi, av't ,,, ,,,ae ' awe t0 8 WA went yfisk 9 :Fwy 'Mo' ,fee .aa .. cw 1 . we at Nad 6600 Xof so e 96' aa? in ' 'se' 1 Xb 5 On February fourteenth, the four members of the East High debate team and their coach, Dwight Bur- ton, left for the, sectional debate tournament to be held at Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin on Saturday, Feb- affirmative are Curtis es Hawkins the. oqe MYOB A ra.. ve . as- ,gi ' av iii! 'O-fir? qvowgs x we goin' fn 50' ,B be . 4 NBS 5690? 567.16 X gk' X we Y todae aduxdoffna 365 '50 - '89 . sa' amcfnopiwv 0, as 0 0,10 -ov in 699 '139 Q9 YP vqvo .D Q '09 is 8 BJ- fe 4 egxongotxinttzza cQ9w?x,1ov 1.539 :MSW in Burton Organizes Debate Team When the Forensic meets roll around in the spring, East High will be represented in the field of debate. After a laxity of a few years, when East did not participate in debate. Dwight Burton, the speech instruc- tor, has decided to renew debate competition. Members of the affirmative are Curtis Johnson, and Mary Frances Hawkins while Roger Jolicoeur and Joan Juntti are on the negative team. Both teams are coached by Dwight Burton. ts of Roger gerald. from the consin par- meet, some Eau Claire, Chippewa Falls, River Falls, an Menomonie. Each affirmative an negative section of the team par ticipated in three debates, making total of six rounds for each deba team to be judged upon. The de hates began at one o'cloek in th Afternoon and continued until fo o'clocl:, at which time a genera meeting of all the schools was hel to- announce the decisions. Bac judge had sealed his ballot in. a envelope in order to insure secre until the final decisions were tab lated. Thus it was the utmost sul' pride and joy that the debato learned that Superior East had en undefeated first place at' the sec tional tournament, making- th champions of one-eighth of the sta of Wisconsin. The four debators and their eoa will soon leave for the state- deba tournament, which is scheduled be held at Madison on March first.

Page 31 text:

I C' 5-4' X 4042: B CJh W JP E l ,fy ...lw V java. lfgf' 9' Ng f lf f .5 9 A - y x s if si 'PJ- S A . 2? f 2 . V u T5 f I 3 1 , X. , . j 3 N - 94? Tv X 1 Row 1: I. Thoreson, D. Kuli , J. Baldwin. X4 Row 2: M. Rozowski, B. Yadon, K. Heirman. Row 3: L. Hagen, . o nson. . ll l 2 R. X a 4 IQ A V I Q . fx x ' ' .J g Y!! k - , - 1 W P lj f , J .1 f ' ' The sc ool year is over and, s a oup ght e ' ed very peppy year. Dressed in red 11 w e, TLA o ch o ody cheers and also introd ma y ew yells. B des en ' ral V x vw support to the boys at e bask all arjfo all me we nt t em lx l ff from pep assem y's in whi we t k 've t. 1 W 4 Practice too pla twice wee . i e l r ed un mity XS Q tact. s cess en in o e y ar a a hi v when a he R X ' ournam ed e Ea i h ns ' cheers su o e bo s v J :NX on the f I I ' ' X. l Q ' Q X 1 l f X jf, lr' Q . l If 1 S . gif' F J Q XV f ' M F, V W ., A I 12 p V 1 ff f . i 4' , y v' . 0' 1 . Q X J F 1 9 1 1 51 ,. . I f ' . 7 9,3 I , 1 sl 59 w U Qt