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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1955 volume:

fyfk 11113315 A C .X wif' X .-f .f We know what a dlffi cult job it was for you ro take over in the mid dle of the year Dehncafeb 3l1acxxmc6raw to show our sin cere appreci ation Wleflecfor Standina Iary Winther, Jan1ce Rowley, Betty Hackett Kathy B9CAW1th dlss estrick, Russ 9 unders, Fancy Treryn, Iary ninzer, 'arol Joaes, Joann Qldge Seated Diana Daggett, Jackie Dag ett, Pat Co , Pat Blacc, 'ary Deaver, Helen 4ue11er, Norene Agner, Kay Hollins Kathy Pariy, Kathy R ley Standing Bud Rinn, Sports sdltor, Trudy Wllliams, Busl ess ianager Nancy Genrl, Assistant Pdltor Josie nelson, Art Vd1tor seated Iarge Ferdy, Fdltor in 'qief HO P L on LD O 3 uf ,1 f , . , . , - 1 V. L- , , . , ur -1 7 3 vr , f, . . 5' v Y' I J A L I A ,, ' GQ ,. 9 , .-4 ' 1. ' :I L .. 1 .J 9 - ni .-h'fr 4 L ' . v - Ml Q A -1 4 l 9 Y-' I ' f '. n . ,, . , ' . IT - .4 , .4 .. ,Q . - ' 1 1 Y - -' .4 u- , . .4-In - -1-1-Q A 4 7 4 v A .4 .' ' 1 L' LANL . O4,.. .Y ffl lfffgrfu NA fQ JZ? ff! Aff I Scene I :Puff ifq Stl1hCl1T En uncnl flhminisfrafion K N Hd I Scene I 1Fu1T is Sfubenf Gfounal zilhminisfrafiun K N flfatulfg, Standing Mrs Mary Fricker, Dr A I Winther, Tr Llojd Liedtke, Charles Wellers, Miss Bertha Lefler Not Pictured Nr Fugo Lahti, Dr and Yrs Allan Hiller, Ir Pranllin Bushman, Miss Julia Hammack, Miss Catherine Cros ran af' 12' ,J .I X I Ll X'x?,xJ wx COWPLIMENTS OF LEFFTNGWELL'S CLOTHING STORE Q : . . .- . . I . ' ., Nr. Seated: Mr. A.G. McGraw, Jr., Miss Corrine Forster, Nr. John Heytman, I I N f NN f X I Siubeni Qouncnl A Jones Nelson Standing wr Mcdraw, Pat Doyle, ha fathew Schmitt, Helen Mueller, Dick Seated Russell Westrick, Marge Fardy, Josie Warge Fardy, president, Russell Westrick, vice president, Josie Nelson, secretary treasurer The skit that the council did for Homecoming Skit Night was a pantomime of Louie Armstrong's ecord, Muskrat Ramble At the beginning of the football season the Student Council spon sored the annual Mother's night, where they onored the mothers of all of the players, managers, and cheerleaders for the incon venience caused them during the football season '-as dent Councils decorated the Armory for the New Year's eve Dance, held for the teenagers in Whitewater This year the council made two trips, one to Madison and one to Walworth The trip to Madison was to a meeting of the Student Councils in Wisconsin The Wal worth trip was to a semi annual meeting of the Walworth County Student Council Association The Association is a co oinatior of all of the councils in wal worth County who get together twice a year to try to batter the inter school relations GOiPLI.ENTS OF EAKER'S GARAGE V : '. . C K' ' , the officers this year were, College High and City High Stu- r . . . ' 'N - . fldll Q' I asses II Jlunxors 1115013110111 011 N iffresltmen SCBUC I yg Seniors Girls Miss Forster, Marge Fardy, Iargaret Streib, Rose Dempsey, Betty Hackett, Kathy Beckwith, Carol Jones, Janice Rowley, Trudy W11 lians Boys Richie Grandt, Paul Mathewson, Russell Nestrick, John Rocktea cher, Bill Prucha, David Willenbring, Neil Stone, Brian Neff, Clayton Hansen To begin the 1Qn5.awa1g9d last year, the Senlor class elected John Rockteacher, president, Paul Mathewson, vice presldent Rowlev, treasurer Well reore senting them in Student Council were Marge Fardy and Russell Westrlck 'X Under the helpful guidance of Miss Forster, class advisor, the Seniors made plans for the main event f the year Graduation, white class colors, and the white rose as class flower 'O4PLIIENTS OF JO ETH'S JE:VLRY 1 - L'V, 3 O -- Rose Demnsey, secretaryg Janice with the decision of navy and L , . Y A - . as T - 07 A ' I A. 6 e I L 7 y ?- -Jil' Choir, l,2,3,4 dassed Nnoir, 4 Debate, 2 3 GAA l,2,3 4 Frler, l 2, 3 4 Assistant Fditor Wditor in Chief, 4 Reflector 4 Student Council, l lass President, 3 BRIAN NVFF Ace Choir, 4 Clic, 4 Baseball, 4 Homecoming Fourt, 4 Football 3 4 Basketb ll, 3 302 ggi! D LPS 1 Rose Choir, l,2,3 4 iassed choir, 4 Debate, l,2,3, Forensics, 1,2,3 GAA 2,3,4, President, 4 rler, 2 3 4 Reflector, 3 4 Social Uditor, 4 lass Secretary, 4 lass Treasurer, 2 5 Od DI mlT: OF B 2T!'a QEPAQTLQXL STDi. .1 -. E L M1 . 3 ' . s - v r I I ! - , ! J 9 1 1 -4 9 3: 4 ' ' s 1 9 31 . 2. n 9 ' , 7 J V O Q 4 :ll A .,w.,f1,-W 14' 'MH ff , f A 1 f - .4 . v.v 14 . 1 '-1 ' 9 Q . J 9 ' 0 , , 1 L. 0 H-V -..A Ll- . 24: E , I 1 ' Q H. '1 . , s s 1 e , . . Q n '1 s 9 v . 9 9 s M 1 x - f 1 '1 1 - .4 y .1 r 'V 4 . f-Jw., 4 1.12, .--.V ,-. . . 1 -1 f .,,T.,,-, F, XJ . A' ! H. A A' Y u 1 IL DFOJN Student ouncil, 1 2 Band, 1,2, Fhoir, 1,9 Dramatlcs, 9, Basketb 11, ILLIA1 PRUvHA Badger Boy State, 3 Banu, 1 2 'V-'Q' 3 4 Football, 1 2,5,4 Basket, ball, 1,9 5 4 Baseball l 2 4 Homecoming King, 4 olab, 1 2,5 .AITOW HA o.h nC1eoH Basketball, 1 2 Prom Court, 3, Claes Jice President, Ease ball, 1,9 5 'OMULI EITS OF TQ'JETU'L'S STOQE FE -. HE -tl- f1 o ZA J - I 7 3.4: . -.5,4: K -' ' 3. - 10 T.' 1' A -i1l 7T1 ' f B111 . K Q 9 9 9 S Q 5 ' -9 1 1 9 9 933 . . r' a . 1 s , ,4. 3 ' 1 N'7' A I -'I a s - ' ' 22 - -, ,4. LI - ll' L A-I L C RTRU V II LIAIa Tu Y Choir, 1,2,3 Girls 'horus, 4 Presilent, 4 Dranatlcs, 9, GAA 1 9,3,4 Vice President, 4 Prom ,ourt, 3 Homecomin Court, 4 rier, 1,2,3 4 Reflector, 2 3 4 Business Wenacer, 4 KATHL VW 3 5 ITH 'aty' Band, 1,2,3 4 Pres1 ent, hssed Band, 1 9,3 4 hoir, 1,2,p,4 Leased Choir, Choir Accomaanist, 3 4 eirls Chorus, 4 HIOPHS Hccompani t 4 Drawatics, 2 neerleadin Al, ,G 3 4 Tre slrer, 3 Pron ourt, 3 Uomeco ir urt, 4 Crier, 1,D,3 4 Assi tart iitor, 4 R flector, 3 4 lass Secretary, 3 lass TPGBSIPSP, 1 C O IPLI IEII JOHN ROCKTEACH R 'Rockyu Prom Court, 3 HOESOOMIHS Court, 4 Class President, 4 lass lice President, H Club, Footoall, 2,3 4 Basketball 1,?,3,4, Baseball 1 9 3 TS O WHITP v D2moS UHOP mfr, ' 14 12342, , ' 2 Usfxzff vp -w 1, f 3,11 JJ ru.. .A , .-. 0 J s 2 , . . . 1 , - ,, 1- 7 ' A 9 fl n . o 9 J 9 I1 a J 1 1 - n 1 9 1, -v , . . 'w I Y'1 :LL f ' l v . I , A . , . 4 ' R f ' ' :jf 1 - . . . - 1 . ' '-L Q 9 1 , , f ,. . 3, , , ,-, ,4. 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Q y Q 0 rw v , .1 A .M .- PA n IAFH WBPPIOP Fbotball- 1,2,3,4 aaaaball, l 2 3 4 Basketball, 1,2,3 4 ram Curt 3, Homecoming Court, 4 dent 4 JANICE ROTL Y 'Jan' Choir, 1,2,3,4, dassed Cho r, 4 Girls horus, 4 Secretary, 4 Ariel, 2,5,4 Reflector, 3,4 JAA, 1,2,5,4 HUomELL WEQTRI 4 dRussa Prom Court, 3 Homecoming, 4 Student Council, 4, Vice Pres 1dent,4, W Vlub, 5,4, Fbotball 1,2,3,4g Basketball, 1,2,5,4g Baseball, 1,2,5,4. COWPLIMENTS OF HILL'3 SHOE STORE U' P SLSLA , 57 a S , 7 Nssa'. ,gP . J If , 1 ,m 4 Jlub. 2.3,4S Class V1ce-Pres1- , U ' H E A . - K' 'J I' u W S I , A . , 4 N 'VN 1, FI' NJA P 3 AROL J ONLD Choir, 1 2, 5 4, President, Massed Choir, 2,5,4 Band, 1 2,5 4, President, 5 Massed Band, 5 2 4, GAA 1 2, , crier, 1,2 5,4, News Editor, 1,4 Reflector 2,5,4, Cheerleading, 1,2,3,4,Cgp tain, 4, Homecoming Court, 1,4 Queen, 5 Prom Court 5 Class President, 2, Class Vice Presi dent, 1 MARGARETT BARUY 'Msrgeu Choir, 1,2,5,4g Msssed Choir, 5, 3,43 Band, 1,2,5,4. Secretari- Treasurer, 5,4g Massed Band, g Pep Band, 4: Girls Chorus, 43 Cheerleading, 23 Dramatlos, 2 Forensics, 2,5,4 GAA, 1,2,5 Secretary-Pointkeeper, 2' rier, 1,2,5,4, Feature Editor, 2, Prom Queen, 5 Homecoming Court, 5 Reflevtor, 1 2,5,4, Assistant ditor, 5 ditor-in-Chief, 4 wtudent Council, 5 4, Secretary Treasurer, 5, President, 4 Class Secretary 1 OI LI1ZNTS OF THE GOAL POST P 94 1 C I J I 1 . , L , 'L v : F' 1 . J 1 Su I , 3 A .sq , .--1 v s 1 43 J 3 s s 3 - 9 ' 43 Girls Chorus, 43 Forensics, 159 ' n y 3 43 1 I Q . J 3 ' I I 3 J 7 V A . J - - 3 F? D' Ali' Juniors Left to Right! Kermit Strait D 1 , a mar Schmaling, Dick A Jones, Dale Heth, George Carr, Raymond Halenton, Dave Triebold, Norman Wegner, Doro thy Torrent, Rosalie Skora, Cindy Blodgett, Nancy Gehri, Carl Jung, Dick F Jones, Jerry Ryker, Don Lutz, Mary Kinzer, Kathy Riley, Mary Winther, Russell Saunders, Barbara Pollak An ie C h 1 S U5 man, Kay Cvllins, Gene Gutz Nancy Trewyn, Marilyn Fowler, Bud Rinn Not pi tl 91 gil School got off to a ood sta of class rings ln September and they got up ouch steam to elect: Bud Rinf, presldent, Norb man Wagner, vice president, Angie Cushman, secretary, George arr, treasurer Hr Heytman served as advisor, while Kathy Riley and Dick A Jones repre 1 wojtkunsni sented the class in student The mixer, 'Football Fun' and the prize winning Homecoming Skit, 'Madam Swami form Salomi, were only preludes to the gig event of the year The Junior Prom. COJPLIMENTS OF GOOD 4ORNING ADV RTIQIYG Sn VI V f I O Q 5' 4 , R 1 g rt F for the Juniors with the arrival Council. ex - -- 1 e e I ' 2 '- 2 1 2 C... o I1 ores 0111 C r Left to right erl Gutvner, Pat Doyle, Stewart Dreger, Pat oe, J cle Dagmett, Rose Tessene Donna Turner, Wayne Congaon, Virginia Agnew, Josie Nelson, Donna Dempsey, Frank Veinoerg, Pat lvey Rose Schmaling, Joel !iW1enbring, Barbara Ialone, Betty Roooins, Wartha Bromley, Gloria Tehan, Joann Ridge ot pictured vtevart strait The Sonhomor s under the quid year off with a b ng by lecting Fran Weinberg, presid nt Donna Dempsey, vice president, Joann Ridge, secretary Pat 1cKe1vey, treasurer The Student ouncil representatives were Josie son and Pat Doyle The class sponsored tae 1 in addition to some mixers, but the bl gest and most tnrilling event of the year came alto tne selection of cla FIHE COWPTIAENTS OF LIDI KE 'S BARBLY DJOD 1 I : E J 1 . L L 3 acl L., U I W 4 .. ' . 1 ' Megs , . Q - 1- 'f A A - 5 ' 'T K . : ' 2 ' h e , V - ' a ways ance of Mrs. Miller, started the successful Sadie Hawkins' Dance . D . fr .1 o v 'r' ' ' V- - v Q Q - , , I , . , L 3 'E as '. 3. P1 O - J L ' Hel- -s 0 1 -, ' 3 ' 2 nl Hin A 'Ulf freshmen aa ne Eehselich, John Carr, Tr Schqffex, ole Dicl offrin, Pr P01 xttbe lary Deaver, Norene Agnew, Diana Dabbett, Yattf P rdj, Parrj Eason? Janet Nest, Anne Debaufer, Louise Lledtkg Jl Trebs, Wolle Cho p Keith Collins, Charles Parsons, Nike Laing, Iatt Co.nltt, hris Grdnt, Clifford Schadler Lollie Envel, Marion Strait, Tery btreib N n :dn en, Helen 11ell r Pat Slack Diana Dagve t president, and Loui e Liedtke, secretary Lol lie Engel, t easurer, took the fresl en throubh bhgip in'tial rear at College H1gn Repre sentlng the class in Student Council were Helen Mueller an Yatt Sch itt ,ei Ig gzgg' X e class soon ored two mixers and the other in the sprinv The fre hman class was close runner u o the coveted tro hv for lest Fomecominr Skit O4?LIIENTS OF 'ATA IA'a G RAL l.Q QA JID S xx Y v . 5 . ., -' Gerq 3 - , 5 H .c. ' a.,'s it H 1 me . All 'Q - 1 Y ,,, '.' , :dy I . .. , fi A 'vw rv I' - - ' -. AJ ,'.. U.. Y U Q T T' ' , G'e T' s l, V1 e , O t , Th ' s , Keith Collins, vice-nresidentg this year, 'White Chrmstmas,H 5 f - 3 ' - U Q- r . sn. . - 5: in l ,p f r p, ' ' '. - the lo. . . . - l d I ,,, - - N6- 'Q :::.Q- ' i 4::. .... ,VN , 'J f-. L ' .J ' if :LEE YT. C. fl' 'E Acfllf Ach 011165 See nel Grler Hin re ns lcs H148 anb Yfholr Q'91rls Qhorus 5 A A Illllluh fheerleabcr prums ffwmfcomlng lyilver 79121115 Gfrner Back Row Mary Wlnther, Mary Kinzer, Janice Rowley, Joanne Rldge, Josie Nelson, Nancy Gehri, Trudy,Williams, Rus ell Saunders, Dick F Jones, Kay Collins, Angie Cushman, Margaret Streib, Gloria Tehan, Pat NcKelvey, Mary Deaver Niddle Row Marlon Strait, Mary Streib, Kathy Riley, Carol Jones, Kathy Beckwith, Betty Hackett, Nancy Trewyn, Marilyn Fowler, Jackie Da gett, Patty Coe Front Row Norene Agnew, Diana Dag ett, Kathy Fardy, Lollie Engle, Helen 4ueller,Pat black, Marge Fardy College High Crier began its fifth year with Betty Hackett and Kathy Beckwith as co-editors Nancy TPSWYH, assistant editor, is preparing for the job of edi tor' next Year' Feature Edltor for this year was Kathy Riley, and 'arol Jones was the News Fditor Soorts Editor, Russell Saunders kept the rier posted On football basketball, and baseball ews The attractive covers were due to the work of the no Art Pditors, Josie Nelson and Dick F Jones Through ele oions, Rose Dempsey and Iarllyn Fbaler were Selected head tfpists . . l . . . - S Q rv- A 1- 1' 'A I ' . ., , , . 3 a I . . Q N L . I - Il- a 0 .4 .4 . - . . - ' 1 . L 4' Y v J u g - L A 'J Alr' forenslcs E ack Row Yathv Rlley, Jary Winther, AU P K O pd lowqak Dave iwlono 1D Nancy Trewyn 1ar5e Ford T C ll , tr ib, Helen Iueller , J, 3 O lns' 3 y Tidile Row Jacfi D Q ett Josie Nelson K tn F d D Ngpene r H ,, pai ycrelvey 1 Q J ar , xnne einuf r, Flont Ro Cqrvl Jones, Di na Da ctt, LO11l6 En el, lqt B1qcy Extemvoraneous Readinl Tanf lnfher, 'SPT Ylnzc x+em oraneous epea11nr Dave Willenlrfnb Oratorf Y y Collins, Jackie Dagpett, latty Black, kancv Gehri Serious Derlam tlon Diar turf Kathy ggett, llie Ln e , Streib, 5FFW a Ynlone, Fardj Carol Jones Norene Donna De psev Nano Trexvn Anne iurorous D8C13m3tlOH Agnew, Helen Tueller, Marge F PGY Dehaufe , Ka+hJ Riley w 0 ' ' r . Y ' g - Q .4 ' , ' -e Cl nolri, bar'a f J L- 4' .. ., I' 2 I C Y Z U . V. vi S D , ,r 1. A V .A '.. T 1 .. w rm J ' - 5 C ff 1- w V, 1 1 Lf - 1 f -C e v lf- nw ' ... -1 U . L . ... . ff. . n Q 5-5. - F 1, UQ - U . , ' , r , , 'fs . 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I , L. , vu , ' 2 ' P nl f - TB :mb lst 2nd POW POW rd row 4th row Donald Jones, John Liedtke Virginia Daggett, 'arol Jones, Haney Trewyn, dary Winther, large Fardy, Kathy Riley, nlmire Iorgan, Randy dason, lancy Ritzmanl Jaorrle Degas t, Luisa Liedtke, Kathy asc with, rol same rs, Wary Gutzmer, 'raig Anaoneus Mary Klnzer, W ry Deaver, Norene Agnew, Rose uchmaling, P t oe, Prucha, Dale Heth, David willenbring, Fra.k Meinberg, Pat Doyle, Eugene Gutzmer, Bud Rinn, Harry Eseock, Nancy Gehrl, dr Frank Bushman, director Russell Saunders, Qonnie Trewyn, Jimmy filler, Bonuie Bishop, Martha Bromley,Kathy Fardy, Lolle Engel, Pat DeL1sle, Helen iueller, Keitn Hollins, iike Laing, Roger Olsen, Richard Lino vedt, Bobbie Ealedton, Diana Daggett, Betty Robbins, 'arol Lu t e, Necia dayer, Kay Ellis, Delmar uchmaling 'B-P01 JOHSS, Dave Wlllenbrlng Kathy Beckwith, ir Bushman, Iarge ar-dy, Bud Qinn 'O PLIWSNTQ OF THE WALWORTH HOT L Q - J ' L . A . ' at A' . . of -. s 1 'J ' u 3 : is ' 3 J Nell Stone, Harry Essook, Cliff Schadler, Joel Willenbrlng, Bill . ya Y 1. L Q . N . . X x .- - J L A .V A '- . . , a M J ' . B . L F u . B' H E Den 3183113 Back row Nancy Gekri, Russell aunders, Katny Riley, Keith Collins, Da e willenbring, Bun Rinn, Pat Do le rront row Kathy Pardy, Mary Deaver, Marge Fardy, Mary Winther Not picturea Joel willenbring The Pep Band was a new activity this year started by the stu dents A few of the High School marches were played, but tle 1uSlC met with most enthusiasm b nd o'n :rr genent of 'Jars Town Strutter's Dalln and n'usk ra nanble Later, music was ordered especially for the P The Sep Hand was maue p of various instruments amonb them were Clarinet Mary rinther Marge ardy, Yatky Vardy, and Mary Deaxer, Cornet Bud Rinn Wlllenbring, Bass Russell Saun ders, Drums ancy Gerri and kathy Riley BHG ,-. Z A R . . H . 1 J L 1: , A U . u . - . ,. H . ' . ' : : 1 W , -1 . Y F X 1 . A I . . g a v ' g by Qhe Students NSPS the, P99 and Pat Doyleg Trombone: Dave 1 s n l an g F ' - . . f , e A - - g N as t ' A .N - Q , 1 '. , 9 'I I X Chou' lst rev Janice Youl f erth 3rom1 y Anne Je3aufer, 1 ry Dea er Judy rece, J c le Da Jett, HeWen ueller, arol Jon e, Iise Juli Hana o Uri ron Lerilfn Fbrler, liee Lwedtae, Ro e Demusey, Norene A new Rose Scha 111 , ncy hP1, Jlr ini Agnew, Barbara P011 Betty H ccett, Aary inther eil tone, Ru Rin eith eollins, Jaret est, f hy rl ar e frriy D1 e Daggatt h row Qusty noe, .arl Gutvmer Harry 3 occ, Joel W llenbrinb Kar wit utrain B 11 ogtxunqki, ohn narr, Dale Heth, Pat Joyl Jene Gutzmer, Dare iW1e bring Accompgvwi Q 1' fa H-M . 1 - , V ' av '1' n a '.-1 1 f . . , . ., , .L A . .., , ,, . . 1. , n 1 3 I ju . .4 A 1 9 : a :.a K M. '1 F, ' r L Z, ' . s ' ' 5 ', . ia .5 Ya Ge- ' ' 5 3 ' -eX, 1 - 0 A Q 1 . , 3rd row: jynthia Bloigett, hary Zlnzer, Nancy Trewyn, Dick A. Jones, :T 2 1 . Mn, 2: f' ' . YI -gt f Tv- xi f- 5' --vx L' , .4 5 L , L. bt : U , T + M. ', E s , 'i .:, - , ' , 1 H ' ' W Q , V 9, '-- ' if-- H A . 1'.! Ks: .HU Q 'Viv Ts Girls Qihflil' 7 lst row Lolle Engel, Lulse Lledtke, Gwen Hansen, Mary Deaver, Janet West, Gloria Tehan, Mary Hlnther, Helen Iueller, arol Jones 2nd row Patty Black, Janice Rowley, Anne DeBaufer, Norene Agnew, Judy Krebs Nancy Cehri, Barbara Pollak argaret Streib, Margp Fardy thla Blodgett, Pat dcdelvey, Jackie Dagsett, Pat Coe, Trxdy williams, Yathy Fardy, Warnha Bromley, Donna Dempsey, Diana Daggett Ac ompanist Kathj Beclwith , x 'O4PLIMENTS OF :KINDINGRUDE AND LEIN 3rd row: Miss Julia Hamaack, directory Mary Strelb, Holle Ghopp, Syn- c - : 1 H Q D X w,NX L IQN ' I V I . Q! GAA ettr Hackett, Donna Dem ev Javkie Dag ett, IW? cnelvey, barbara Nalone, at Coe, Josie nelson Roqe Sch.alinP, Clorla TePan, Donnq U1 ner, Rose Tee enne Yathy ecknith, Iarie Fardy, Nanc Trewyn, Ano e Cu Vnxn, T ry Jin+Ver, Yefhy Riley, Diry klUZ6P, Day FoW11nq, Gwen Hana n, betty Rob ln , Cin y Blod,ett, Har aret Streib, ILr1l n Fowler, Janice RowTej, Carol Jones lary Deaver, Jwnet Vest Pat dlacn, HeWen IueW1er, Lollie Engel, Kathy Pardv, Difxna Da, ett, Folie Chopo Louise LiedtVe, Norene Agnev Iary Qtr'eb, Stralf, Pose Demo ey, Trudy illiars, Nancy Gelre, Joann Rldge, Anne De-,Bauf'er' A f0Q'luh tqrvding Tr l 'cf'r-aw, Pat Doyle, -C1 ton Hmwerm, John Rovl te Ler, 1 Ia+hevson, ud Rirm, Don Lutz. Strait, D c P Jones, Allan 11.L1er OIPLI IENTS OF LAI AF' -at L . ,: .7 , 1, J - 'f ' ay - ,ft amz Ia eated: Rusty Coe, Bill Pruchc., Delmar Schmaling, Gene Gutzmer, Kerr i lc '. 'F - 9 - .....1., S., Q.. n 1 - -' -' fi 4 J -' -' I .v J na Qvheerleaoers We are the purple The purple and the gold Happy go lucky Foot loose and bold. Sometimes we wing Sometimes we loseg But we have a smile We always use, For we are from College Hivh' Nancy Trewyn, Joann Ridge, Diana Daggett, Carol Jones, Kathy Beckwith Who gives our football and bas ketball team the inspiration to really fight for victory? That is right' The students, but only with the help of the cheer leaders This year's squad donned flash ing gold blouses, swirling our ple corduroy skirts, purple socks white bucks, and topped off the outfits with pert purple and gold beanies After many noon hour practices, the girls introduced a variety of cheers at the weekly pep the season 1 a new clapping cheer called, nbeat e Da y Diane Dag ett also worked up a fascinating sas 300m Ahhh ' cneer in which she did a cart wheel and ended up doing the splits The highlight of the year was the annual cheerleading banquet at Palmyra for all cheerleaders in the Southern Regional confer ence The guest speaker, who was Lrom Milwaukee, led a clinic type of discussion in which each squad of cheerleaders led one of tnelr school yells The virls also brought up many interesting questions concerning uniforms, pep meetings, and selection of cheerleaders 2 f meetings. The favorite yell of - vos ' A Ii dd . , I if ll 1 I ' --- --- , , l'0l1l e Junior Prom, nBlue Hawaliu, was held to the tunes of 3ud Wilbur in the Hamilton Gym on day 7, 1954 Qeignlng as king Marge Fardy Graclng the 'ourt were Kathy Beckwith, Trudy vll liams, Sandra Sorensen, sn Carol Jones with dates John Rookteacher, Russell Westrick, son The climax of the evening? -dinner at aterlingworth' Paul dathewson, 'arol Jones, John Rockteacher, Kathy Beckwith, King, Richie Grandt, Trudy Williams, Russell hestrick, Sandra Sorensen, Flayton Hansen Alan Light, Kathy Rossmiller, Queen, Marge Fnrdy 0 4 s ,, Th I - d and queen were Richie Grandt and Clayton Hansen, and Paul Mathew- . Um Queen Nancy Trewyn and ling Don Lutz King Don Lutz and Queen Nancy Trewyn led the grand march of the Junior Prom, Some Enchanted Evening s 'O Pfomeconnnng Sfunf N1 ghf Z5 omeroming King, Bill Prucha and Queen, hay ollins Grownbearers, Alan Light and Barbie Jo Gehri John Rockteacher, Russ Westr1ck, Brian Neff, Paul Matnewsen, Richie Granit Kathy Beckwith, 'arol Jones, Mary dlnzer, Trudy Williams, Nancy Trewyn The Honeconln 'es tlvitl s for 1954 began on the ev ning of October 28 N136 the lighting of the flre The 1 Jal cheers nd the annea ance of the band wade the tradltional bon fire a slccess lowing this, the var ious classes ani or ganizations nresentei skits in the :tudf +lVlul6S evening nroved to get ev r, one in tae soir1t for Homecoming Da H317 T59 A-vm. if 'QM ..gJJf.N-I eff Q Aw fx Mr The Homecoming Game was held on October 29 w th Ricnmond being our strong on ponent Our team fought a hard battle but was defeated 50 7 Immediately following the game, our Home coming Dance was held in the Hamilton Gyw fing Bill Prucha d Queen .ay Collins led the promenade of 'The fan That Got Away Ad IY Scenelfo nib all Higaskcilv all Athletics T ffoofball v lst row Gene Gutzmer, Brian Neff, Rus Vestrick, John nockteacnez, :LLL Prucha, Paul Hathewsen, Richie Grandt, Delmar Schmaling, Rusty 2n rov Pat Doyle, Bill ojtkunski, Dick F Jones , Jerry RYKSP, Russell oaunders, ,arl Jung, Kermit Strait, Don Lutz, Dale Heth, Bud Qinn, Vorm n egner 5rd ror Dean Duerst, John arr, Schmitt, Keith Collins, ole, Jr schaffer The Preps of ollegs High fin lshed another successful season by defeating Williams Bay, 37 to 59 In the second half of the game, Prucha went on a great scoring spurt by making four touchdowns in succession In our first game of the season the team lost to Sharon by the score of 12 to O This :as fol lowed by the loss to Darien by the same score The Preps next enjoyed a non conference victory of Genoa nity by outplaying them all the way to a final score of 53 to 90 The touchdowns were made by Bill Prucha, Stewart Dreger, Alan Miller, and Richie Grandt College High pulled the Capron game out of the hat by expert passing, defeating apron 34 to Stewart Dreger, Frank velnberg, Mathew Fliff Schadler, Joel Willenbrlng, ayne tzmer, Dick Hoffman, Allan diller, Gary In the struggle for the confer ence championship, the team defeated Palmyra at Palmyra by the score of 50 to 43 During the first quarter, Prucha made two touchdowns, streaking 63 yards on the kickoff to score The Homecoming game with Rich mond was a sad affair, College High came out on the short end of a 50 to 7 score Although Prucha made the first 6 points by a long run on the first play of the game, Richmond d1dn't stay behind long rallying to win by an outstanding score Misfortune dogged the Preps again Despite Wathewsene pass to Westrick for our only touch down, we dropped the game by a score of 58 to 6 f '04PLI F WAX'S DRUG STORE I ., - . 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