Whitewater College High School - Reflector Yearbook (Whitewater, WI)

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Government . . AKE it from us, Mr. Elmer is tops when it comes to being prin- cipal, friend, and advisor. Keeping track of the hundred high school students, checking up on noon hours, getting the teams to and from games, etc., etc. ,... enough to keep sev- eral people busy. In addition, he teaches a college class in education and supervises various practice teachers. As a friend, Mr. Elmer is always ready to listen to confidences from any student. As an advisor, he sees that everyone takes the proper num- ber of courses and gets the studies most appropriate. Student Council members help to keep things running smoothly and aid the busy principal. 'HE Student Council has been a part of College High for many years . . . sometimes they act very efficiently and at other times they do little . . . this year's Council has been particularly active. By Easter they had sponsored four mix- ers in the Girls' Gym with Leffing- Well's Orchestra to furnish the music. Each Council member took a list of ll29l Mr. QI. U. lilmer, I'r'jm'ijn1l of Crilligqv lligff students and interviewed each one, telling them about the party and personally inviting them to come. The group also acted as hosts for all mixers, welcoming alumni and fac- ulty as guests. Membership is made up of the four class presidents and one extra student elected especially for the office from each class. This year another member was chosen to help with the so- cial activities . . . a social chairman takes the lead in organizing mixers, inform- al parties, and assemblies. Bette Reed, president of the senior class, was elected president of the Council by popular vote of the mem- bers. Student Council roll call is made up nf: liroul Ron: M. Hill. Cf. Hill, Knilans, Caird. Burk Ron: Reed, Briedenbach Belk, Draeger, Hackett.

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rw' 'X are Pro u 'Seventeen' WHEN the first senior class meeting was held in the fall Bette Reed was elected president, Hubert Hackettmbecame vice-president, James Henderson took the office of secretary treasurer, and Charles Hill was chosen student council member. Mrs. Wells was selected for the position of class sponsor. As part of the senior English course, the group put out a school paper called Quaker Preps Clippings and piiblished in the Press. In addition they presented a radio broadcast for Washington's and Lincoln's birthdays. Morris Essock an- iounced the program and also arranged :he broadcasting outfit in Mr. Elmer's, office for transmitting into the assembly. SECOND semester Miss Langemo of Ashland, Wisconsin, took Mrs. Wells, place as sponsor. She directed the class play Seventeen 'by Booth Tarkington which was produced on May 5. Her cap- able work made presenting a three act' play more fun than work. Experience in producing the Junior play, Take Off Those Whiskersf' under the direction of Ferne Frohmader, helped in the work involved with the senior play. Bumbalek., Furley, Klein, Hill, Mitchell, Knilans, Henderson, Engle, and Calkins took lead- ing roles in Seventeen I: The Senior Class president always ,has a hard time getting all the members to- gether for a meeting. You often see a, notice on the board calling for a meeting 1 Q 'x l Reed, Hill, Henderson, Hackett of the seniors in the history room . . . time 12:45 . . . spend until one o,clock getting them together . . . time is lost and not much is accomplished. This -year our capable president, Bette Reed, succeeded in having a few successful meetings. Collecting dues for the class is another job, but Secretary-Treasurer Jim Henderson succeeded in cornering even the worst Scotchman in the class. COMMENCEMENT plans occupy the major portion of the year . . . President Yoder chosen for speaker. 938 Class of College High 51303