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

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,' . I g, 4 y J ri? 1, M W 51-va-' r M , '9 ' A ,du BASKETBALL Q in LQ. . , fcvwdf.. 7.4 Sf-2-of M ,6C - 1 f 1 X Standing: Farnham, hVellcrs, VVilcox, McCaslin, Rebensdorf, Walsh, Barth, Mitchell, Krueger, Coach Ritzman Kvzeeling: Mgr. Swallow, Olson, Bower, Shower, Reei, Buengn , Delmore, Henderson, Farney. fl ' -' l L' , f v' 1 . ' , I' Q ' V A. u .ffl X fu. ' C dll ' d , 1 ,, cms Cllflfwf 2 0 O13 ecewe , , f f ' .- f Lfflrfr Lift STARTIN he-,beast true c 1p1o style, Vzllzs Pawzham, four year man whose line work the G01 fHi asketb teal fchgib s at center leads the preps to many victories Don I. '- over iff filrg efrhrqj re-5551 up mg, I'Valsh, Reinhardt Barth and Eddie Mitchell will fl team, 'braced bv 'x req ing l rme H be a great loss to the team next year. plenpldof coigildetitiongi t - R' 7' if Con- fe ce r , apdnxmlfsider 1. e ' g opposi- SEASONS RECORD , vlzwo d other CK - end . ' e te nbapes H S P I Y weglvt I-Skt ird I e H , hand- 1 ... ........ 24- amyra .... . . . ,V -. K A I f C.. H. S. ........ 42+Palmyra ,,1fDrc ing tw am to eaclmc e lea C H. S. ....,... 18-Fort Atkinson .. , le. s, th If ite - re di . to C H. S. ........ 23-jefferson .... . otlfzf nfe - eai . he tx g ies at C. H. S. ........ 2ofEvansville .... .. yyljf AU Evansville rQv e m rilling ments, as ISC H. S. ........ 18-Fort Atkinson .. ' I 'X 23- ndi 23-2 ' 'res indicate. Lake Mills, M' C' H. S. ........ 37-Milton ........ . -ff' nd .ted champio ., take their wins by more.. C lrl. S. ........ 20-Brodhead . . uf , 8Qis1ve margins. ' ' Xi,,,,'dC Hl S. ........ gisjefferson 'g' , j , ' 1 'l ' -Evansville . . . . ' RATED as mediocre, the Purple preps enter 5 the Brodhead Tournament held iffthefdew 'l Brodhead gymnasium. They finer! tournaineufyj C' record, winning two out offhreeqga es, nets the team consolation honors and esjeh nlmber a at silver medal. g K 1 AJ' ' fl With the close of the seasod thqispdits curtain is drawn upon the high school careers of a ffum- , VC ber of Hne athletes. Heading this group is Captain -f C 144 TH. S. ........ 23 H- d. lf ,Q H. S. ........ 45 H. .S. ........ zi H. S. ....... . H. ..22 H. Sl ........ 32 TQURNAA H . . S. ........ 25 S. ........ 29e- fLake Mills . .. io--Lake Mills .... --Milton ..... A-eBrodhead . . . . . . IENT RECORD New Glarus .... South VVayne .. Albany ........

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JAP- S '?. ff Llqff-fe ,Af-g i3,li 4l'l ffl' 'li 'lf' J All N . q-M f' 'ML' ' M ' N ,N A,A.LJ A df, ' I . lil' ' -if ,' -r ' . L ' ' n ' 41.4 llff'- 'Ll' M 'Q fm 4.541 '11, Thirty Gridders eport for Dut R G on N ' s. ' ,, Nl lv 0 lf!!! 'ff-f if , Y -1 'JDJ-K ' . 1 1 if'lllR'l'Y ,nniliitiotis gi ers an '11 ri A e Ieall ,FXJIKQ1 scrappy liffmdlll that figures to do .' to .exlomrs as Y irz111f111 Ny' mpens' ,ffl 1 litng ieforcrjlid season is under xvav, College ' tiieurogj season. ' IS vear's ajg ationil' ' the.2f'0 High 0 vnvel in finishing fourtl1 Ill the Rock JgM'l'V2lllf2lgC o tfifine nt' eyftof VCl',CI'ZlIlSXOlll Yalhgjfdoiifereiiee. For the College High grid- Pl'CVl0llSfSC2l ms. lxrfsi 1' nly two ll l graclu- ,-i7Ndm's the season is full of hearthreakers when two - A iouffhe P lrnle ps start th n xvithigd one point defeats are taken, both of which may 5 . 'viqcs' 'of e seniors: . ' '11, f7I, lVa73'fv, have been ties and even vietories. f. R-el7lLlwt4fSaBi'iiZiL,f2Hwi Fdwbizyl' HI Hodge 'lil Quaker ranks will suffer severe losses due fkmd hdhiv 'L ' I 1-ff to fr duation Ciptiin Don lValslv's running and .7 , C .1 .1 I6rPl j:13?1y.dfe11ke and defense, the team 'f fomps overats fins oppo ent, tl1e VVatcrto1vn B ' team., L1v :1'f score of 16- . XVith Iivansville filt- ' 7 I . . - f . . - ' f the 0 posltl 1 the first eonfereiie grunt!!-J is dlllIJl5 J e pomt maigm, 7 . jeffe . , R ek l 1' el1ampio11,fdishes 4 .IQ'lJ defeat 1v1ie1 eatures a io: -K rtljyf yu!! 1 Illilsbi paayyline hacking and splendid offense work Of5LI77bd7'dT Barrb, fine work of lVilliy Fr'H'7I1.7t17ll, Vllllf Hodge, Edufard .llifcbell and .l1L'7 1L'y7l i717'C'1L'.V7I will he greatlv 111issed. SEASONS RECORD a off side, however eal s we ball haek. 1 fumble C, H, , , . , ,26f-fWlglfCfIl!XK'Il B , , , , , 6 aifd a wet field net lface Mills an 8-fi'-i-etorv on C, H- II.. H u 6WI.1vanSVille -..... H u 7 a safety. Homecoming proves a gala event as C. H. S. '... Ovgjcnferson UNH, the preps come through with a 26-o victory over , , . N Brodhcad. Milton Union hands the hovs a defeat c H' 5 ' ' ' ' ' 7tl'f'kC MINS ' ' ' ' ' 8 in the final game of the season, winning bv virtue C' H- S-' ' - - - -26'B mlllC3d ' - - - ' - - - 0 of an extra point, 8-7. i C. H. .. ... 7- Milton Union ... .. . 8 :kk ii Top Ro-w: Nleske, Perry, XVellers, Baker, D. Hushcv, Miles, Meisner, Buening, 'l'haver. Second Row: Nieoson, A. Nlel,ean. l.. Bushev, Rehensdorf, Stamm, NleCaslin, Duff, Krueger, Hare, B. McLean. Bottom Rn-w: Coaeh xi , Rirxman, Wilcox, lfarnham, Hodge, lValsh. Barth, Klitehell, Reid. . 11: 1 .5 P 'a 'f 5 4 4 V 1 Y Q v s F, Y le 1 f , ' 1. a . I J X L , L, s , 's I I 1 '.- , x '43 , I , .

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ADMINISTRATION I is cl. NIR. j. U. IQLMER S ighty Long Time OMPLETING his twenty-first year at the Whitewater College High School, Mr. I. U. Elmer remains the same congenial principal that the students enjoy working with each year. Al- ways willing to help or give advice, Mr. lflmer faithfully follows his daily routine. And being a high school principal is no easy matter. l-le advises students about courses and extra-curricular activities, he helps them when they have difficulty with classes, oh yes, and he really is very lenient when it comes to giving s Besides, he plans the programs for the , and all in all, sees that the high school is n efficiently and systematically. A favorite principaleyes, and a conscientious one too. ST UDENT COUNCIL They Rule the Roost OCIAI. activities of the college high are planned by the student council, consisting of the four class presidents and one student elected from each class. IVi1lis Farizbavll, treasurer of the senior class, leads the group upon popular vote of the members. This vear's council, an unusually active group, sponsors several mixers, with Artie Adrian's or- chestra furnishing the music. The council has a definite system devised when a social event is planned. Ifach council member notifies a certain group of students of the oncom- ing party, and through the personal contact, a definite invitation and reply is received. Thus efficiency in the group is assured. Standing: Belk, Henderson, Nicoson, Farnham. Seated: Hinds, Perry, liuchs, Draeger, Kyle, Houghton. '45