Kiel High School - Triad Yearbook (Kiel, WI)

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l 'Y IIA. fn LVL if A v 1 i JUBPLE ws-arre STAFF ,iij 2 ld ng :ff -8 K gg I ,js 3 , The Purple and White is e vital organization to Kiel High. It is Q Sl edited by the Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors. 9 Edna Lutze, the editor, gives out assignments on TUSSGEY noone. Q J j'5fT? hese assignments must be in by Thursday morning. Then they are checked Q ci? by the editor, and the advisor, Mrs. Osborne, typewritten, and given a h i C t Record office l 1 Yfinal check by Mr. Gnagey. They are taken to t e Tr - oun y 4 for printing in the local newspaper. , ' Through the Purple and White the public is informed of the acitivi- 5: 2 ties of Kiel High School. .9 1 ij 7 C cg N Hi been gigiss 5 u f 4 ,S Y J Q' 1 5 A V' x U -W C 3 5574 ' 4 dlij 'i 1 64 ' 4 D Q -gf- 9 Editor--Edna Lutze 5 35 5 ij eggs? 8323231Zisigiiariiihsiigiiborn ge? U 4.3! 5' Sports--Dick Neumann Music, Band--Earl Eckardt Vocal--Helen Martin Alumni--Marian Vogel Typists--Doris Kretsch, ohairmang Blanche Klemme, Bernice Voland, Isabelle Dickmann, Lucille Jug- enheimer, Mabel Boeldt, Lucille Popp, Norma Wetzel, Jeanette Becker, Margaret Klein, and Marilyn Damrow Advisor--Mrs. Osborne Reporters--Deloris Thieleke, Jea- nette Beokmann, Joyce Wagner, Ethel Weissgerber, Helen Roll- mann, Donald Klemme, Rose Marie Kutz, Donald Steinhardt, Delhardt Freis, Donald Schneider, Ray Meyer, Myrtle Nelson, Ethel Holt, Vivian geczgann, Gloria Melby, Shirley er