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

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W Hferm n. Raft e ensto D . W T 1' x Boifomlcildsf: H Houglzto R b an, Kal . Cumm' nf Mid QVIS, W ll, Hi mgs, F ' sen, K alsb, Q., im clfey, Bidwell Perry, Powell. jones, Second Row: B-ales, rlelnoth. Nelson, Larlvh, Littlejolm. Third Row: Barth, Bystrzyclng alrac, Mtchell, Hackett, Top Row: Lucblre, Trevvyn, Bellr, Fc-lolz, Farnham nlrunslrzl Bottom Pictuz-ex Bottom Row: Whlrleman, Holman, Gelml Sclwoenlfe Row: Graham. Klhateder, Walslz, Farley, Bon Row: Retrum, N. Urea, Dzlvon, Larlu' Rlesen, Baker. Marshall, Frey, R Affeslce, Bollcrud, Hare, ' Bushcy. Hodge, WY' , Kyle, Friemotlz, Han nett, Piepenburg, Km n, Weaver, SINJIIIGD A ogcrs, Rztscma, D. B Breldcnbziclw, Wlltke. ' cox, Relnen Stonf Reid d, Draeger. Second H, Hutlw, Uren. Third , 15II,Q'HIlIS, MCCune. Fourth ROW: uslzey, Kraus, Afbles, Hftlz Row: lVIcCmn, MCI.WDCf, BHIIHJHJFFDCF. Top Row: Sclmller. L. , Revi. gl fem' 2-7e'z50nne fu F reShmCn and S 075 sophom 137

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ff' Ulf Vigil I WX electidn causes excitement ong' he ' rs of the College High fftc mol . . . receives the W 1 nd fitim iate y sets out to do his bes in inzhing it the real thing . . . Raising the vasive bucks to hire Tommy e l for the Prom was a job for n t man nor beast . . . however he tl Class feeling d succeed in doing it. . . gets to be the all' important thing with the juniors . . .class rings are to be selected and many heated arguments are sure to result . . .final opinions are 0 juniors elected Cleft to rightj Willis Farnham, presidentg Donald Belk, vice-presidentg D a n i e I Davis, sec.-treas .... Don Walsh, student council member does not appear on picture. voiced and the president sets about to order both pins and rings . . . no arguf ment when they are Hnally distributed . . . everyone goes home with a feeling of uprideu in their selection .... juniors all do their part in preparing the stage and collecting flowers for the graduation exercises . . . Two junior girls are selected each year to lead the seniors in the big event .... At the begin' ning of each year the freshmen and sophomores meet to elect their ofiif cers and class 0 Keith Marshall, sec.- treas. and Paul Hodge, vice-president, backed up Bob McGinn, president, in running the Sophomore class with William Miles representing them on the student council. sponsors . . . with elections over, they sit back and forget class meetings until it comes time to make a little money, . . . The big problem of each class is how to make money . . . Candy sales come to the aid and every class has its turn . . . much running around results before the tables and chairs are ready . . . problems as to sef lecting the best salesmen really imf portant . . . proff its help pay for the Minneiska pages. 136 0 Freshmen officers were fleft to rightj Ivy Weav- er, sec.-treas., H o w a r d Bollerud, president, Bon- nie Friemoth, student council member . . vice benstorf does not appear president, Howard Re: W6 on Picttire. yy 0 yj yy e 0' px trail

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Wwmwfkwvekwwfcia M 457 Ytfvvsmmffiw WW- 1HHC A h ,A I Y '7fLeq Game, 7414 Saw and finally, they conquered . . . Minnie staff chosen at the beginning of the year Hnd work a bit easy at first . . . but later on-oh! my! . . . They met at Perry's at the bend in the road fPrairie Streetl and got to work after getting a swell D,--Ol. .1. 1, , . - , a er, e , Hickey, aird, Perry, Carlson . QMJU-w1,a.61N4v swing band on the radio .... Dope was gathered for each of the seniors and various activities writf ten up in their own style finimitable, they call itj . . . News and what is itffeverything from soup to nuts discussed . . . everything and everybody . . . Money to pay for pages and subscriptions did not enter into the dis' cpssion . . . Art Carlson had that all taken care 0 .... The 1939 College High Section . . . best ever . . . If you don't approve, give the staff ten min' utes head start. i Photo Club Newmtheeampm this year is the College High School Camera Club . . . began last fall with members from the physics and chemistry classes only . . . Since then restricf tions have been modified . . . Membership fee for new members was set at Hfty cents . . . old mem' bers, twentyffive cents . . . it pays to join early .... ln january, the club had its iirst exhibit . . . prizes offered from the funds of the group . . . Mr. Clark and Mr, Chopp, as judges, selected Marian Hillls exhibit for Bottom Row: Rowley, Carl' son, Mr. Brooks. Caird, Walsh, Second Row: Miss Marsh, Buening, McGinnis, Perry, Kell, Larkin, Houghf ton. Top Row: Hickey. Thayer. Hill, Morgan, Mc' Lean, Powell. 138 first place . . . Ann Hickey received second and Dick Rowley third .... Oflicers elected were Marian Hill, presidentg Donald Walsh, vicefpresidentg and Dick Rowley, secretaryftreasurer.