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

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Wf3l7?LW fe! iWf7ff7 Musie GROUPS Lffe.,!7f,0wf?v fagyeig inners In Delcwan Tournament USlCAl.l.Y minded students of hoth the senior and the iunior high school combine to make the Cllee Clulms and the A Cappella choir groups of quality as well as quantity. Directed hy .llisx l-llL'fHL' lVL'j7llx'e' and accompanied hy .llary lVi7IL'IC7lli1Il, the groups spend most of their time practicing for the spring tournament. 'lihe girls' glee club is composed of both senior and junior high school girls. Spring tournament rehearsals are supplemented by practices for the Christmas recital. Many assemlmly programs are prepared and given for the other students in college high. Prolvahly the newest organization in college high is the a cappella choir. Members are drawn from both the iunior and the senior high school. Practices are every Friday and individual work is given when necessary to accomplish the high peak hoped for. LANS for the spring tournament are upper- most in these singing pupils. As a warm-up they prepare a spring concert. usually to he given the first Sunday in April. ilihis concert is the preview to the tournament. To show how well this concert fits in, after the preview the a cap- pella group came home from the Delavan tourna- ment with first place in the Class C tourney. ers, Daggetr. Kinadeter. 141 Top Row: lireidcnliaeli end Rogers, Perry, Kyle, llie ey Powell, Hackett, Bower Hurd Roux' Hystrzyski. Nelson Dix on, lVinklenian. lVilli'uns Mrk kelsen. Morgan, XVellers Barr Second Roux' Mclean, lllekett O'Connor, XViemer, Draeger Miltkelsen, Dixon, llulkley Nel son, Hodge, Krueger Bottom Row: l'fklund, lfarnu In dingsrude, l.emke, Bromlcv l.ittleiohn. lilclund, Vin ii liurgh, Urcn. Miltkelson Rog Tap Row: jones, Dixon om son, Hinds, Ritscma l ie Kalb, Bigelow, Morgan Ilurd Row: Mitchell, liuchs 'Xli L sen. llafcrman, Nelson Plepen burg, Rutoski. SL't'01Id Row llinds, lYienier, UC onnor Bromley, Nelson, Sllllllllll Hand. Chapman. 120710111 Row Mikkelson, Mitchell, lI'ILl'S0ll Miller, lluth, l.emke, Brom ty

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MINNEISKA STAFF 1Q4o Edition FRI-IAPS another VValter YVinchell in their midst! VVho knows? At any rate, members of the MINNIQISKA staff have a chance to display their ability when they turn out their ioao edition. Amie Hickey, editor, has her 'Ahead- aches, it is true, and llovzald llelk, business manager, finds it isn't all , . . . . , caches and cream. .Smlldlllgt Reid, Perry, ALlSlf, lireidenbaeh. Seated: Hackett, Powell, P llicltey, llellc, Nelson. , 'A I If , - I Beliind the Headlines 1 HI :TIMES s ICMBIQRS of the senior class are again fortunate to have a sec- tion of a local nexvspaper devoted to their activities. 'lihis year the section is called Hi-'l'imes, and the editor is ldllllilldi Hells. 'lihe senior lfnglish class takes over the responsibility of publishing the paper every 'l'hursday morning. Hackett, Perry, l loughton, Nelson, Kalb. lielli ,,,,,m, C,4,,, Loolg Pleasant Please CC ATCH the birdie! Oh no, instead, watch the members y of the camera club, for they are the l up-and-coming photographers, rising to new heights. XVith the year ioao marking their third anniversary, the ten members of the camera club meet regularly under the direction of .1111 Hilton lVelL'oy i and sponsorship of .ll1'. R. I. Iirrzoliv. Xlr. lYell4os, lfclch, Powell. L'ren, Wvalsh, liarnham, llickey, Syvalloxv, Ihc hlghlight ef the flcillils Clients is 'l'afr, Xlr. Brooks. again the animal photo exhibit. I40

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LITERARY SOCIETIES Top Rofw: Bollerud, Belk, Adsit, Farnham, Chaffee, Fclch, Hodge, Hare. Sixth Row: Barth Brown, Duff, Breidenbach, D. Bushey, Baker, Hackett. Fifth Row: K. Bushey, Krueger, Hand Henderson, Bystrzyski, Klein, Freimoth. Fourth Row: Hand, Gehri, Kalb, A. Hickey Dracger, F. Hickey, Albrecht. Third Rofw: jones, Houghton, Dixon, Bulkley, Haferman Hansen, Bigelow, Cummings. Second Row: Graham, Kinateder, Furley, Larkin, Buchs, Huth Chapman. Bortoul Row: Hoessel, H. Kyle, M. Kyle, Black, Hinds, johnson, Huie, Albright Top Row: Schneider, Reid, McLean, XVellers, XVilcox, McCaslin, Rebensdorf, XValsh, Trewyn Sixth Row: Schaller, Lee, Lein, Revi, Perry, VVitkunski, Meske, Marshall, Mitchell. Fifth Row. Riescn, L. Nelson, Swallow, Davidson, Meisner, XVutke, Miles, Nicoson, Thayer. Fourth Row: N. Uren, Larkin, J. Nelson, Taft, XValsh, Quass, Lunde, Piepcnberg, Littleiohn, Van Amburgh Third Row: Shuman, Rutoski, VVilliams, Tess, Skindingsrude, VVinklcman, XVatson, V. Ritsema Lucht. Second Row: XVolfe, Thomas, M. Uren, Retrum, Ritsema, VVilson, Lcmke, Mitchell Q Greek Organizations Converie Bottom Ro-w: Morgan, Ridgeman, Perry, Schoenke, McLaughlin, Revi, Powell, Rennemo Rogers. NTICRICST in the literary field is promoted by College High Greek organizations, in which all students have membership. Pupils with sur- names beginning with A through K are members of Lambda Psi. Their meetings are called to order by this vear's president, Mary Kyle. Other officers are: Norumn Krueger, vice-president, and Bessie Dixon, secretary-treasurer. The remaining high school students are mem- bers of Philo Sophio. Ofiicers of this organization are: Virginia Perry, president, lanet N elson, vice- president, and Mary lVinklenmn, secretary-treas- urer. Planning Monday morning assemblies is the main task of this group, and unusual assembly programs are again the result.