Montello High School - Granite Hilltopper Yearbook (Montello, WI)

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Board of E tries to serve the best educational interests of the students and com- munity. Officers: Mr. James Murray, Treasurer Mrs. Arthur Hillmer. Clerk Mr. Claude Rowe, Jr., President In September the Board and the Faculty of Montello Schools met. One of the highlights of the meeting was a demonstration of teaching French. The need for ” Modern Foreign Language instruction was explained and discussed, too. Repondez ( You reply ) Directors: Mr. Irving Daggett Mr. Neil Stewart Mr. William Bartlett Mr. Robert Williams Other topics of discussion included: plans for Na- tional Education Week, maintenance of complete financial records for all school organizations, and use of parliamentary pro- cedure at all organization meetings. Visits to the various class- rooms also aided all con- cerned in developing a clearer understanding of the classroom settings and equipment needs. - 4 -

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Zable of Contents Juniors. . . 20-21 Sophomores . . 22-23 Freshmen . . . 24-25 Junior High . .26-29 Ads . . . 64-72 Faculty Senior Index . . 73 -74 Note .... 75 Agriculture.............30-31 Business Education . . 32-33 English, French .... 34-35 Social Studies.............36 Library....................37 Math Science . . . 40-43 Music...................44-49 Athletics...............50-59 Snaps...................60-61 Student Council . . . 62-63 - 3 -

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gram. Secretary Mrs. Washburn Mrs. Jack Geinke, Mrs. Bernard Pom- mering, and Mrs. Elmer Kosloski pre- pare the hot lunches for us. They also make the lunches which are delivered to Germania and Pack- waukee schools. Each Friday the teachers collect lunch money for the coming week from the Period I classes. Mrs. James Washburn, school secretary, then records and deposits the money. We see her ’’counting up” in this picture. Kus drivers, and janitors help us in so many ways. Only a few of those ways can be pictured and mentioned in this space. When planning and preparing school lunches, our cooks are governed by re- commendations of the state aids” pro- gram, and therefore, definite requirements as to food values, amounts, and attract- iveness of meals must be met. Our Bus Drivers helped us get to and from school, and to games, Career Day, and skating parties. Drivers: Edmund Bednarek Mrs. Ed Timm Ed Daniels Frank Weurch Duane Schwartz Emil Timm Sylvester M. Furman Walter Krause Dale Daniels - 5- Our maintenance men, Mr. Schmitz and Mi'. Jaster, spend many hours keeping our school clean and the furnishings in it in good repair. Mr. Ervin Schmitz Mr. Gerald Jaster