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

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7'fNWr,foJ0'ffj X . L it X f VV l 1 'Lf mf Top Picture, Lambda Psi- Bottom Row: lone Kakac. Gehri, A. Hickey, Hill, Bidwell. Kylc, Kalb, B. Friemoth, Kitzman. Second Row: Huth, Barker, Bonnett, Bales, Frey, Dixon, Furley, Kinateder. King, Graham. Third Row: Kelch. Houghton, Buening, Kraus. E. Friemoth, Kell, Irma Kakac, Haferman. Cummings. Fourth Row: Baumgartner, D. Bushey. Holman. Hand, Jones, B. Breidenbach, Draeger, Hackett, Kraus, Baker. Fifth Row: Barth. Bollerud, Hare, L. Bushey, Caird. Carlson, Calkins, Bystrzychi. J. Breidcnbach. Top Row: Hodge, Davis, Fish, Felch, Farnham. Bower. W. Breidenbach, Belk. Bottom Picture, Philo Sophio- Bottom Row: Powell, E. Perry, Morgan, Thayer, Schoenke, V. Perry, McLean. Madsen. Second Row: Retrum, M. Walsli. N. Uren, Piepenburg, M. Larkin, Littlejohn. Nelson Taft. M. Uren. Third Row: Higgins, D. Shuman, C. Larkin, Weaver, R. Larkin, C. Rcbenstorf. V. Ritsema, McCune. Fourth Row: Miles, Marshall, McGinnis, Rabenhorst, Rogers, Winklemaii, Meisner, E. Mitchell, Riescn, Fifth Row: McGinn, Meske, Revi, Luebke, Schaller, Wiitke, Witklinski, D. Mitchell. Top Row: Reid. Rowley, Sturgis, H. Rebenstorf, C. Ritsema, Wilcox. F. Wilccmx, Trewyn, D, Wzilsli, N. Shuman. . . . judge into two groups . . . Members with surnames be' ginning with A through K may become members of the Lambda Psi . . . Officers for this year inf eluded Ann Hickey, president, who called meetings to prepare and practice for assembly programs . . . Cyril Schaller, as vicefpresident, took charge of the social functions of the group . . . Arthur Carlson, as secretaryftreasurer, took charge of the funds . . . Meetings held to plan programs .... 140 Philo Sophio is the other literary organization of the high school . . . Officers of this organizaf tion are Virginia Perry, presidentg Richard Rowley, vicefpresidentg and Donald Walsh, secretaryftreasf urer . . . All students whose names begin with L through Z are eligible to join . . . This year both of the societies wound up in grand style, having .successfully presented many Monday morning asf semblies.

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MusicGroups jj ,ff practice takes much of the time of the various sing' test at Milton against a very high grade of com' s- VWWMMW 'MM QW ing organizations in the College High School . . . The Girls' Glee Club, composed of twentyfsix members and directed by Miss Marion -lordalen, meet once a week under the accompaniment of Margaret Heide . . . prepare for the Christmas recital and spring tourney. . . . Throughout the entire year, the student body of the College High enjoys the chorus activities pref sented in their assembly programs . . . Much credit is due to bliss Jordalen for the success of this group .... Another organization that won tht: l'lll1SlClll XNOfli.l XVHS thc Boy,s Glee Every Tuesday, Hfteen boys meet dalen to exercise their vocal panied by Carmen Stieber, they petition . . . though small, they showed an interest and enthusiasm which hrought them through with flying colors .... Under the capable leadership of Jordy, other' wise known as Miss Marion jordalen, A Cappella Choir, the third music group, got under way early in fall with about sixty reporting for duty , . . members from both junior and senior high schools laid from the beginning of the year to music contest at Milton in the spring were held only once a week Fri' individual work was necessary to accom' the high peak hoped for .... due cooperation, they have worked into of the finest a cappella ch irs in southern Wisccmtisiii. B' x ' ' O.,' Usa Girls Glee Club- V154 Bottom Row: Breidenbach. Gchri, Shuman, Rogers, Dixon. Powell. Kakae. Jones. Second Row: Miss -lordalen, Nelson. Kitzman, Hickey. Schocnke. Kyle. Kalh, Perry, Ridgeman. Top Row: Piepenberg. Retrum, Houghton. Bales, Rebenstorl. Frey. N. Uren, Purley. M. Uren. 139 -

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