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

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of Mr. Elmer's sojourn at Whitexxfziter College High School celebrated this year . . . Throughout his stay he has won the admiration of both teachers and students. especially students . . . College high kids think he is just about tops as far as principals go, especially in letting them go to college assemblies and signing their excuses so cheerfully the first period of each school day .... Mr. Elmer Although very modest and anxious to give credit to others whenever possible, Mr. Elmer is really the Wcirks that runs the big clock of the daily college high routine . . . Many problems from day to day, students being excused to visit deceased dentists, all solved ably and with a smile where others would frown .... Students are justly proud of their principal . . , graduating seniors will be regretful to take leave of him in June . . .Lifelong friendships with everyone in the senior class tells the story better than too many words .,.. One of the most active organizations in the makefup of the College High School is the Student Council . . . Made up of each class president and a chosen student council member . . . a total of eight members .... Wcirk of the organization is to take care of entertainment and student activities in the course of the school year . . . Menibers this year have cooperated and really worked . . . result being one of the most successful years on record . . . By Easter of the current year seven mixers had been sponsored . . . acclaimed howling sucf cessesv. . . . A social chairman takes the lead in organizing mixers, informal parties, and assemblies . . . Doris Thayer filled the position this year. , . Students elected Ellie Perry to call the meetings of the council, and with the help of the entire council, contributed to the many social activities which were presented. Student Council members: Seated: Fish, Hill. Perry, Thayer. Farnham. Back row: Miles, Eriemoth, Bollerud. 130

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0 Mr. Elmer Cupper rightj keeps a watchful eye on his herd from the main entrance as they carry through their school life . . . Margaret Powell, Roberta Larkin, Lorene Kell, Ann Hickey, Marion Hill and Virginia Perry disregard sidewalks in preference of the driveway . . . Thanksgiving gave Bernice Taft, janet Nelson, Marion Hill, Darlene Skindingsrude, Margaret Walsh, and Miss Thomson an opportunity to show their spirit by distributing baskets to the poor . . . Willis Farnham doesn't seem to mind the snow and cold as he poses for a picture on the steps of the Junior High entrance . . . Come spring and amateur dramatists, Jim Bower, Art Carlson, and Frank Wilcox, rehearse their murder scene in the open. 1