Waupun High School - Waubun Yearbook (Waupun, WI)

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lst Row-D. Loomans, W. Rikkers, M. Hooker, J. Mertens, J. Dhein, P. Barkley. 2nd Row-Mr. Gadbaw, adviser, N. Gys- bers, G. Jentz, B. Kohn, M. Stoffel, J. Giebink, C. Cobb. STUDENT COUNCIL The Waupun High School Student Council en- tered its third year of activity this year. The new constitution came into effect this year, us- ing a system of two elections per year, one at the beginning of the school term and the other at the beginning of the second semester. The term of each person is one year, so that the student council of the following year has a nu- cleus of members with which to begin. Among the proiects which the council sponsored were dances, locker inspections, the alumni basket- ball game and dance, noon hour supervision, and the installing of a pop machine in the school. Officers for the first semester were: president, Gaylord Jentz, vice-president, Mike Stoffel, secretary, Mary Lib Hooker. The second semester officers were: president, Mike Stoffel, vice-president, Gaylord Jentz, secretary, Win- nifred Rikkers. Mike Stoffel was also president of the Little Ten Student Council. 'lst Row-D. Sutton, W. Wilderman, W. Bresser, C. Gadbaw, L. Row-E. Frei, l., Witkowski, M. Brewer, N. Gysbers, H. Duer, R. W CLUB This year there were 35 members in the W Club. To qualify as a member one must win a letter in either a maior or minor sport. As in previous years, the W Club again had charge of the Homecoming activities. This included everything from collecting scrap for the bonfire to decorating the gym and sponsoring the dance. The club also had control of ushering and program selling for the Regional and Sec- tional Tournaments held in Waupun. The pro- ceeds from the programs and ads therein went toward iackets for senior members of the W Club. This years officers were as follows: presi- dent, Henry Duer, vice-president, Leonard Rush, secretary-treasurer, Eugene Frei. Mr. Barkley is the club adviser. Rush, G. Jentz, N. Winkler, D. Hash, J. Nickel. Middle Archer, P. Barkley, Mr. Barkley. Top Row-J. Witkowski, R. Redeker, B. Kohn, M. Stotfel, R. Spaulding, L. Witkowski, C. Harrington.

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Front+A. Broadway, R. Paskey, J. Zeitlow, M. Meagher, B. Brooks, J. Kuik, S. Zick, K. Griepentrog, P. Davies, K. Kolter mon, P. Smith, M. Norstrant, B. Siddall, M. Nyhuis, M. Schouten, E. Farr, M. Dykstra, R. Burmeister. Second-F. Rikkers J. Tank, K. Heideman, M. Meagher, B, Beyers, B. Hanson, Y. Nyhuis, J. Tenley, D. Keach, D. Fanshaw, M. Red M. W'I man, I sie, M. Zuehls, C. Vandeberg, M. Harper, C. Erickson, N. Paffenroth, M. Kastein, D. Irish, S. Ullerich Third-Miss Rosen dale, A. Nummerdor, L. Freriks, I. Christopherson, R. Nyhuis, C. Westhuis, N. Rasmussen, M. Grusnick, C. luck, D. Clark M- DYLKSLVU, M- HOOLKQV. J- MBYLSNS. P- JOLIHSOF1, J. NOYCLFUITI, J. Potter, L. Buteyn, M. Engelbracht, N. Hooker, B. Buchholz M. G th S. P ' uen er, owers, K. Johnson, J. Nummerdor, L. Monroe. Top-D. Weldeman, H. Westra C Keough E Arriens L. Corey, M. Nordrum, C. Krueger, M. Swisher, C. Amthor, N. Freriks, A. Vande Zande, R. Herbeneir, Turner, E.. Buteyn J. Swisher. GLEE CLUB The 75 members of this Class A organization meet every Monday and Wednesday after school. The Glee Club gives two concerts each year, the Christmas Concert and the Spring Concert, sings at baccalaureate, and participates in the music festival. 1 , f f ,QV 'X 3 Q . L 4 ffsfvlntj 'W -'N 'seen V T-.,-. IJIIA n bIfXiEf57.':7fix ' 0 xxx vt ,JSJ ig f A ,tl I' . , . L -'Q il X 'X L' 1 f i L 2 '- L -4 ff X- - 9 P 'X 4 5 L. 'XJ C ' U, tr - t 'I7 ' if , Q 'Sw . Q 41

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4-' I 'Ist Row-H. Turner, Adviser, W. Vande Streek J Williamson E Stelsel J Buwalda A Vanden H k D P . ' ' ' ' ' ' I - , - , A. - laff, H. Turner, Instructor, K. Smlts, D. De Motts, J. Van Heirden, D. Buteyn, D. Van Egtern, D. Meckcrnberg Trrillandelilfi 2nd Row-J. Henning, R. Rens, D. Pahl, E. Kastein, H. Verhage, E. Frei, J. Nickel, J. Hackbarth T Koltermanl R' Towne D. Loomans, J. Michael, R. Neitzel, D. Kohl, J. Pollock, D. Verhage. 3rd Row-D M D II Jlslm- '. ' ' ' ker, D. Pattee, E. Nimmer, R. Gruhn, D. Schlaitzer. i C owe i I C 'eve' D' Mlller' R' Rede- F.F.A. ORGANIZATION The Future Farmers of America is a national organization of boys taking agriculture in high school. The members carry on proiects accord- ing to their chosen fields, with meetings of the group taking place once a month. Another maior project of the group is to get more rural school pupils to attend high school. This year it is expected that one of the local members will be awarded the State Farmers Degree which comes from making money on proiects, leading discussions, and all-around excellence in the Future Farmer organization. This year's officers are as follows: Eugene Kastein ..... President John Williamson . . Vice-President Alvin Vanden Hoek . . Secretary Elton Stelsel . . . Treasurer F.F.A. BASKETBALL The F.F.A. entered two teams into competition this year. The A team, comprised of iunior's and senior's, played in the Monday night ln- dustrial League. What the team lacked in height and experience, they made up in fight. They lost several close games, but still finished in fifth place. The boys practice regularly dur- ing noon hours. The F.F.A. B team played in the Youth League on Wednesday nights. Freshmen and Sopho- mores formed the nucleus for this team. Mr. Turner served as coach of both teams. 'lst Row-H. Turner, Coach, J. Loomans, E. Kastein, H. Ver Hage, D. Schaitzer, D. Pahl, W. Vande Streek, H. Turner, Coach, T. Vanderkin, D. Loomans, D. Verhage, D. Mecklenberg, K. R. Gruhn, O. Peochey, T. Kolterman, R. Neitzel, J. Knoll, J. is -Za -liz. 1. is :Zvi f 1' m Smits. 2nd Row-E. Frei, J. Schlieve, E. Stelsel, E. Nimmer Patrick, D. Buteyn.