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

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Class of 59 My congratulahons to you upon com plet1on of your hlgh school educatlon Someone has defmed an educated person as one who has learned to do what he ought to do whether he hkes rt or not and who does rt at once Most of you have been pnvxleged to spend your entrre school hte ex expenence rn thrs commun1ty the mem bers of wh1ch have generously prov1ded the bas1c essentlals tor your every need The people w1th whom you have been closely assoc1ated 1n these expenences have urged you to utxhze your potentrals to the llmlt Attamment of these has not been easy but your effort to StI1Ve toward the attamment of the goals 1S of great unportance H G KNUDTSON Supermtendent I 5 168. A T MR H G KNUDTSON BOARD OF EDUCATION-Becker, Knudtson, Weld, Eggers, Daetz, Hmppert, Fanslau, Luebke. Page 5

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Page 4 Mr Melvln Heyroth devoted mathemat1cs rnstructor, we ded1cate our 1959 NESHOTAH xvugw-MV? Mr MELVIN HEYROTH ln the future we w1ll fmd ourselves rem1n1sc1ng about trlends and teachers whom we knew very well durmg our h1gh school days Many ot these people w1ll be torgotten as t1me goes on wh1le others become vague 1n our memor1es To all of us there 1S one person who w1ll be a last1ng remembrance of school hte our mathemat1cs teacher, Mr Heyroth Though we have always known hmm as an algebra teacher Mr Heyroth also taught anthmetrc general math C1V1CS and geography to Wash1ngton Hrgh School students s1nce 1929 H1s warm personahty and dehghttul sm1le h1s keen understand1ng of mathemat1cs and h1s pat1ence 1n explammg d1ft1cult problems are but a few of the v1rtues whxch w1ll leave marked 1rnpress1ons upon our memor1es As a small token ot our tnendshrp and apprec1at1on we sen1ors the class ot 1959 dedrcate to Mr Melv1n Heyroth th1s our Neshotah Annual

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Page 6 MR EARL G KROMER As I look out of my office window this morning after the heavy snow of last night s storm I see five small boys blaz1ng a trail to the grade school entrance There must be some thnll in taking a path other than the usually accepted one We are all making trails while preparing ourselves to reach the goals we have set for our lives Some are following 1n the footsteps of others who have travelled this way before Others prefer to try a new way rather than take the beaten path No matter what tra1l we take we must keep several things 1n mind lest we have arrived There must be guides to our travel that will help to keep us on the right course These you will learn to recognize while rn school This is what we call education The trails that lead from Washington High School are many Set a goal for yourself worthy of your efforts prepare yourself in the best possible manner choose carefully the companions for your 1ourney, so that your experience in life may be something from which your family, your fnends and your corn munity may beneflt and grow stronger and better as a result May you have a pleasant yourney EARL G KROMER Principal . , . . . , . . ' . . . I lose our way. We must have a destination or we will never know if, or when, we ll I' ll . I I I . , .