Washington High School - Neshotah Yearbook (Two Rivers, WI)

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FAEUUY D.Barber,B.Ed. Oshkosh S.T.C. Manual Arts L.Bushardt,B.A. Milwaukee Downer College English S.Christenson,B.S. Univ. of Wis. Home Economics Kf,. A,Dunawsy,Pn.B. ,M.A. Univ. of Chicago L39 X E li h gd ' q5M,i-Aff Xf N hw--' M.Dunne,B.A. ,M.A. fl St.CatherinegColumbia Univ. English Q' M, E.Ewa1d,B.Ed. Oshkosh S.T.C.gUniv.of Minn. English E.Ha11,B.Ed.,Ph.M. Oshkosh S.T.C.gUn1v.of Wis. Mathematics and Coaching M.Heyroth,Ph.B. 1 51, Univ. of Wie. Mathematics H.Hulbert,B.Ed. Milwaukee S.T.C. Music J.Kraupa,B.Ed. Milwaukee S.T.C. Science E.Kromer,B.A. Lawrence College Physics and Math. F.Kruschke,B.S. Univ. of Wie. Home Economics v 4I, r I N.S1ocum . wart B.Ed. Whitewater College hk S. Commercial Soc E 9 '4?. whhn v -mmf A L 'luhj T .J 'Q-4 .ff ' Q fam dna wi C earengen Bl lE!,AOBl Gr nnell College P sicsl Ed. I .1 ,' 1 'vi 3 A 1 U A G.Sweetmsn B.A.,M.A. Univ. of Minn. Latin and Hist

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A recent graduate of Eton and Oxford says that many students reach their peak in school and then fizzle outg that many who gained no distinction in school out- strip their fellows in the long run of life. But I have enough faith in the de- mocracy of the public school to believe that this is not the case in America, not the ca a in Two Rivers. My observation during a quarter-century tells me that, if your effort places you in the upper half of your class-mates, you have a far better chance to hold the same rank among your fellow-citizens than one who was near the bottom and has to rise to the top. I hope you, of the Class of '59, will accept this challenge. Develop your powers -- all of them -- to the utmost in school. Then stick to it. Don't peter out . 05743. B.A.gM.A. Northwestern Univ., Univ. of Wis. Principal of High School Seniors --- 1 share with you your interest in this exceptionally fine presentation of your extra-curricular program. Many of the practical phases of the present academic school offering, such as music, art, dramatics, home economics, ma- nual arts, physical education, etc., found their way into the regular school curricu- lum through the avenue of extra-curricular activities. The well-balanced activity progrannow sponsored by thehashington High School has become an integral part of the real life of the school. Your whole-hearted parti- cipation in these activities indicates your interest in a Hdoingn program and rc- flects your splendid spirit of cooperation. 21,04 B.A.gM.A. Oshkosh S.T.C.gUniv. of Wis.gColumbia Univ Superintendent of Schools

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Edith Cumm1ng,B.Ed. Whitewater S.T.C. Commercial O.Dean,B.A.,M.A. Unlv.of Wis.gUniv.of Iowa Chemistry H.Dohrman,B.S. Univ. of Wis. Biology M.Fitzgerald,B.E. Oshkosh S.T.C. Social Science H.Gardner,B.Ed. it Whitewater S.'1'.C . Commercial S.Gunderson,Ph.B.,M.A. Ripon C.3Columbia Univ. History W.Johnson,B.S. Stout Institute Manual Arts W.Jones,B.A. Park College Music G.Knilans,B.S. Univ. of Wis. Art C.O'Connel1,B.Ed.,M.A. Oshkosh S.T.C.gUniv. of Wis Librarian K.Ostman,B.S.,M.A. Univ.of W1s.gUniv. of Mich. Physical Ed. E.Schmeichel,B.Ed. Oshkosh S.T.C. Printing FAEUUY 3-White R-Winn l E.Wirth C.Justus,R.N. f.A. ,M.A. B.A. ,M.A- V Diploma Mcxennen Hospital Iniv. of Wis. Univ. of Wlsa . Oshkosh S.T.C. Sioux Fal1s,S.D. English H5-St01'5' ' R- X GGOSPHPYHY Public School Nurse