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

 - Class of 1958

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' - J. 8 In sincere appreciation of his eff1ch 1t guidance throughout our high school years, his guidance in Debate, and especially for his time and advice given to the students of College High School We, REFLECTOR to Mr Sents 1 the REFLECTOR staff dedicate this our 1957-1958 Rl l I LI, 1011 Prom Left to Right Rick ueyer, Assistant Sports Editor, Wayne Behselich, Sporfs Editor, Lollie Engel, Business Manager, Luise Liedtke, Editor, Nancy Ritzman, Assistant Editor, Pat Delisle, Assistant Business Manager, Randy Mason, Art Editor, Tom Jewel, Assistant Art Editor College High's 1958 Reflector to the seniors their last high school annual, to the freshmen, their first, but to each College High student, it will hold many memories, some that perhaps might otherwise have been forgotten a word and picture way to remember that 1957 58 school year pride and be filled with happy memories, as you remember the foot ball and basketball games, dances, study halls, and classes, that made College High so much a part of your life and your lifesoxmuch a part of College High R 1 Sigrid Wagner, Bev Jung, Helen Mueller, Roberta Gehri R 2 Mary Deaver, Avril Dewey, Pat Black, Judy Stone, Mary Pett R 3 Rose Kirsch, Elmira Morgan, Kathy Burns, June Nechrony, Mary Agnew, Nancy West, Susy Foster, Mandy Kirsch R M Carol Nechrony, Kathy Fardy, Norene Agnew, Louise Travis, Barb West, Jann West, Bonnie Bishop Compliments of Pleez U Laundrv and Drv Cleaners 1 1 Y I I I A In looking through this year's book, may your heart burst whh xk 5 Af 95' up I L fmxxmf m J H W V W Cf-mf xx 'G lr J A yv vt N 'PD Dr Winther Director of Training Mr Wollin Principal Mr Bushman Band Miss Grossman Ar s Fricker Home hconomics DCD ll iElU2lT'II SZ!D'0l-bl-'-r'Cl Cf!- 5fN00'1 60050980 l !0lDd'd'l-'Q PTO!! 050 Q P' '1 F' U 'U D' '4 U UJ I- 0 0 O SU as H us: In Q5 gf.. amass HCOOQD EOQaD'l-'Der I-'-I-HOOWI-H CTWCDU- WOO VII-'UI'1'4fDU .O 55595 SQ ff if F Z D686: Compliments of Whitewater Cleaners I 7, I 1 illlliillilt I I -si f ii? 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S EYIORS Compliments ol whitewater Commercial A SBVlDgS Bank -dv 40 1- Q ' - .-..:,i'-.ftlr 49.-. A i xi?- ' ' J' if . , , - .V . ,Qui ,, u 2 f-rf ' M f V' q: , ' Q , 'ff 3' ' '. :af V ,, N , ff , b ,Sv , , 3Q.1'- Q ' -Q Ark gif 1' 5 : ' V ,, . Z A 5 M4 1 - ,0 4' , , , ff, 3 ' 'HQQQ ,x Q y h , 'Z I X f ,W fr'-'Yw'2gK,. , ,, Y ia 4 .44 -...i C o Norene Mary Agnew ll S eepy F zifdh Band 1 2,3 M Choir 1,2, Girls Choir 1 President M Forensics 1 2,3,h Student Exchange u, cruz- 1 2,3,u F-371, Crier Co editor h, G A A 1,2, 3 A G A A President M, Home coming Court M, Prom Court 3 Reflector 1 2,3,h Wayne Frederick Behselich Besolickn Football 1 2,3,h Basketball 1,2, Student Council 3 Q Stu dent Exchange A Crier Ass't SPOPUS Editor 3 Reflector 3 Reflector S orts Editor M W Club 2 3 Homecoming C0UI't I+, Prom Court 3 Patricia Marie Black Pat Choir 1, Girls Choir 1, Crier 1,2,3,M, Crier Art Editor 3 M Forensics 1 2,3,h Reflector 1 2,h G A A 1 2,3 L Prom Court 3 Holle Jean Chopp Holla Choir 2 3 A Girls Choir 1 J'k Wassed Choir Q, Forensics 1,2, 3,h, Dramatics 2,3, Crier 1,2, 4 3,h, G A A 1,2, , Compliments of Bossnard's 1 ll 1 1 5 3s 9 5 3 U 1 3 5 1 3 'S see . ' ' 9 3 , P9 n ,f5 . s I 1 fi, 5 DI ' 5 -9 H. I , , . n . 1 QE? , 1Pl0? . 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ChOiI' 1,2 3:1-L Girls Choir 1 massed Cholr 3 L, Secretary 3, POP6DSlCS 1, 3 Q Crier l,2,?,h, Reflector 1,2,3 I4 Ch erleader 2, G A A 1 2,3 M from Court 3 Sandra Sharon Foster Sandy' Band 1 2,3,l4. Vice President 2,lg,, Secretary 1, Crierlp, Home coming Court 1, G A A l,2,3, Compliments of Johnson's Meat Market HJ - III 9 Vg n n S 3 i , 2 it I 3 w ' . ' . 97 ' ' Efl -4- '.:'rI: - A - 33 ' . . 3 . . nh . J O 9 n ,fffify -'f- f. QQ. ll' lk . V 3 , e , ,el Le my - 3, :::f'Hi4TMjH 4-L ' : Qmnnnllsinnm QL: 'WX LW A . 5 4. v- -q , 3 I , S X -W , 3 v ' , 4, e. - - ' ' 2 iv f2, - - , . ' A-,144 9 9 I , .1 1 I 5 W 5 o e 0 I I 5 A , I 9 5 ' Zh . U I O f-' he Y Chris Grant CX .X .Y Football, Basketball Softball fi Manager 2 Bond P 3, Massed if? f Band 3,Ll Choir 3 Ll Massed E 1 Choir 3 M Dramatics 2, Prom lllz 4 court 3 ll Gwendol n Dorothea Hansen 4,fV Gwen Choir 1 2 M Girls Choir 1 X' CrerLl,6AA Richard Edward Hoffman Dick Football l,2, 3,14 Football f Softball 1,2, Band l,2,3 Ll K6 Choir 1, Student Exchange M nwn Club 1 2,3,h Pro Court 3, Homecoming King M Beverlv Ruth Jung X Ir, Junk Jig: Choir M Girls Choir M, Crier LW ,W 2,3 lg. Forensics Lg, G A A 2,3 M Dramatics A Reflec tor 3 H Prom Court 3 Compliments of Whitewater Implement Company 5 , tl? ' o .. X 'R Q A Q t X f 5 I as ' ' 3 9 5 9 3 ' I - a , A Z n J v,g NN'? I 5 Y yi? - 1 5 . . . 13 --IA n n HO' , : .Eff-C0 copcolo ug Basketball 1,2,33 o . 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Homecoming Court Lg, Prom Court 3, Homecoming Queen L !, 3: Compliments of Leffingwe1l's Clothing store ll H 5 J 9 5 ' 1 ' 9 Y: 0 0 1 A ' I ui -- 3. a 6 ll .5 5 gi' s n 5 ' .. -. , i .v,s'n :39 11 1 1 ' : a Q , 3 . . . - ' 5 1,5 Z H X I fb as 5 vw 9 1 5 ' 3 9 5 M I I U . 1' A- n n ,f C' V , , Xlkxffx 2 f - , , n Q y , ' . 3. 3 1 ' . . ' N sl S 1 3 1 1 1 I fl, 5' xx 1 1 3 - I S A 011 P 1 Luise Liedtke, Diana Da gett, Sardv Foster, Loll e Engel, Pat Black, Helen Mueller, Bev Jane R 2 Miss Forster, Advisor, Marx Deaver, Norene Agnew, Marion strait, Kathv Fardv, Holle Chopp, Jann West R 3 Gary Cole, Navne Eehselich, Gwen Hansen, Marv Ann Streib, Don Rowlaro, Chris Grant R U Fatt Schmitt, Charles Parson, Harry Essock, Keith Collins, Dick Hoffman Sandy Foster, Keith Collins, Norene Agnew, Jann West. COmnllW6HtS of Triangle Motor Company 1 ii 1 0. .A s 1 W5 vnonqeytvwiaarsf go A Knit! 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V 'Q f QQ fc, Ac' FUR IDRS R 1 Nancy Ritzman, Roberta Gehrl, Jeanne Smith, Judy Stone, Mary Gutzmer, Carol Saunders, Linda Mikkelson R 2 Bonnie Bishop, Randy Mason, Dickie DiMaggio, Joan Kollwelter, Carol Nechrony, Pat DeL1sle, Mary Marzahl R 3 Carol Ludtke, Louise Travis, Barbara West, Mary Pett, Louie Congdon, Don Gregoire, Dick Hickey R M Roger Oleson, Dick Giese, Dave Updegraff, Rick Meyer, Mel Tessene, Ken Cluver, Jim Hoffman, Bob Wojtkunski, Mr Sents WQBGXWQ Q1 . l O . I I I I I -m M - M K I Q x-, S is dbx af'fixa,g.!a .11 , 3 ,Ads pl , , 4 ' f Wwe-wif:-4 1-M-mum . V , -. ,,, U ' 61, . V v a '1 .,.1 . ' ww, 0 1- , , , ft y ' . -- MX l I Pat DeLisle, Barb est Carole Necbronv Judv Stone Compliments of Williams Cities Service Station XM- .Awalg 1 J, My wflz,-,,,Ni1 1 K. KW ,MQ J 'ff Al 1' A , VL I ,'! 1 Aqhkuljpq ik W15t.' ,A 9,01ufcce I :2jy7?,iAif L14f 'J hr 'fx ', ff! ' L V X nj! 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I ,f 4 4 R 1 Susy Foster, Kathy Burns, Mary Agnew, Nancy Ebbott, Rose Kirsch, Nancy West, Jini Dai ett, Annette Essock R 2 Elmire Morgan, Connie Behselich, Linda Hughes, June Nechrony, Ken Fletcher, Bernard Agnew, Gordon Converse Ronny Trewyn R 3 Roger Cluver, Bill McLean, Lloyd Nelson, Randy Klefbohm Dennis Nell, John Liedtke, John Rowland R A Roger Walker, Wally Young, Henry Darr, Dick Henning, get fskowski, Tom Winther, Bob Walenton, Jeff Congdon, Tom ewe '5- ee KVN J 0 14 9 x.J cx we E fj P ci-Avg s' ,fs-356 Left to right Kathy Burns, Treasurer Hm1Trewyn, Vice Preddent, June Nechrony, President, Nancy Ebbot, Secretary Compliments of Pior's Ben Franklin 1 Y , ,J ' 1 N , V, M . 5 r. pn 4, 3 I , A. . I .4 5 A g' Y I , - TQ . , - V I O 0 ' Q l , - I Wy zwqywwam - Q,zeeQe:Vy , i ' R X -f , f ry xiii' V A,,, , Q - - 'A '9 ,2,xr ikf M X ' EL? Z'g2l ?sm , ' Q 551 HRW F ' aug fr ,yL5i.JL f uf ff NX X 4 ', fl ll N - Q U Z,,!j Q fel ss u a L h. Q S O A M 52 ':5 GW' wfiodg JUDY THE MORGANS' 0 wo SLEEPY 45? W3 SHE: LOLLIE R Tb 'AP OW S NIMT1 1659 GINNY LLOYD, TOM, MARY, NANCY HOFFMAN BROS gb- SP' Xp AW GEEK! BON HOLLB GINNY, norm! Oleaaas f , JoHN, Gofmou, L ANNETTE. 00 GWEN is X59 - Compliments of the Good Morning X PIII E'l ILS 'Q -35' k no ph. erts of isconsin Dalry buppl, r' in Yptb ye r' of servlce R 1 Dave Updegraff, Keith Collins, Jim Miller, Rick Meyer, John Liedtke, Ken Cluver, Dick Hoffman, Louie Congdon, Jim Hoffman R 2 Fred Rappold, Don Jones, Bob Wojtkunski, Chuck Parsoz, Don Gregoire, Matt Schmitt, Don Rowland R 3 Jeff Congdon, Gary Cole, Mike Krebs, Gene Refior, Harry Essock, John Rowland, Roger Cluver O S 'U P-' E D Cf KD 0 Pb O O '5' L, ff vu! I d' 0 W K S'-I Cf '4 UI D' O 'U ls? v-,M h uf. M S5 M I I WX IF X 1 J ' H in LZ! if okob-, X L! 74 UQX77 'b if qJ4o1'PffCvC '!UW 'l'Qj in ifiiwillfzf ll I 3' ,f L E 3 1 F 'x ,Cx AAL' 41 Sree-,H Jim Miller, Jeff Congdon, Jim Hofiman, Glen Jung, Loum Congdon, Dick Hoffman, Ken Cluver, Don Howland, Gary Cole Wally Jung, bd Wojtkunski, bred Rappolo, Ron Lintvedt, Dick Dwinell, Tom Schmitt, Tom Jewel, Gordon Converse, Wayne Behselich Jim Smith, Llo d Nelson, Rlcharo H8HH1DL, Bernard Agnew, John Rowland, Pat Sukowski, Bill McLean, Henry Darr, Don GP6gOlT6 Roger Cluver, Gene Reiior, Randy Ylefbohm, Fritz Dreger, John Liedtke, Boo wogtkunski, Charles farson, Keith Collins, Dave 'C Updegraff, Coach wu ,i Bob Wojtkunski, John Liedtke, Coach Wutti, Jim Hoffman ...J College High Vs. Palmyra If X5 G-' .fg-Qf'x X A' 'J 1 J f A fe ,H L if I I r I' ' V 7 7, x 4 H'fa1 07, i'4 7'I 7 YM il. , L5 j, 4 f- ,- f 1 1 Y 1 ' J 1 V wk ' 4, 'Q ' r .v 'e L I 5 'go' 5 :Unger , 1 ,s J X 37 R.l- H.2- D V . ' 1 ' ' . R.J- . Li n 1 A I ' . M- h . ' ' X ' , 1 fa K :Q J e w J E 4 Wayne Densellch Dick Hellman Chuck Parson For the Genoa City Game the Preps came back with fire. Cole added three touchdowns, Jones one, and Miller two for a C H S victory Jim Miller put his po tential energy to work by returnlng a punt 60 yards for a touchdown in the Sharon game College High's Homecoming plans were upset by a 27 12 defeat to our arch rivals, the Palmyra Pan thers C H S got off to a good start by scoring on a hh yard pass from Miller to Wojtkunski and a 15 yard run by Cole However, Palmyra scored a touchdown also and led 7 6 at the quarter There was no more scoring until the third quarter but that was on the side of Palmyra The Preps man aged 6 more points in the last period, but could not seem t find the three touchdowns neces sary for a victory with Marshall leading M9 O until the end of the fourth quarter, Jeff Con gdon received a pass an proceeded for C H S s only touchdown Hebron Deerfield Palmyra Marshall Genoa City Sharon Norris Farm 21 Compliments of R R DeLisle Insurance latt bchmltt Don Rowland Kelth Collins a 0 o o O yea ' - Jin! H E o-o e ' williams Bay 7....C.H.S. 6 39....C.H.S. 13 32....C.H.S. 19 27....C.H.S. 12 LI-9oaooCoHeSo 7 S O....C.H.S. 35 l9....C.H.S. 12 soceCoHoSo 7 A f LAS One of the best games of the season was the game ith Williams Bay The Preps won that one by putting a press o Bay in the second half tha broke the game wide open The final score was College Hiya , williams Bay, 55 Gary Cole, Senior, Louie Congdon, Junior, Jim Miller, Sophomore, Keith Collins, Senior, Jim Hoffman, Captain, Junior, Bob Wojtlcunski, Junior, Don Gregoire, Junior, Don Jones, Sophomore, Dave Updegraff, Jun1or I wx! Row Bernard Agnew, B111 McLean, Tom Jewel, Richard Henning Row Richard Giese, Manager, Gene Refior, John Rowland, Randy Klefbohm, Ron Trewyn, Ken Fletcher Row Lloyd Nelson, John Liedtke, Henry Darr, Roger Walker, Dick Dwinell, Roger Cluver Row h Fred Rappold, Fritz Dreger, Pat Sukowski, Ron Lindvedt, Glen Jung, Tom Winther Compliments of Young's Clover Farm Store ,AD 'V4 33' 41 42 . - 43 3 f fm gawk 1' is w . n t u Rick Meyer, Junior, Roger Oleson, Junior, Jeff Congdon, Freshman, U Q L J e . ' -2 f Hx Y U 'eq 7 Rx 1: 2: 32 ' .A Keith L 5 Q55 Don WMM 1:14 Bob In both games agunst Sharon everybody got into the act The Preps dnbated Sharon twice 8? M2 and 68 28 The Preps gave undefeated Marshall, who was u n d number one in the nL1ttle Sixteen real scare, but didn't quite win as one of Marshall's playms got a tip in with about twenty seconds left, to win 58 56 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1957 1958 College High Opponents Johnson Creek Deerfield Palmyra Jim Clinton Genoa City Sharon williams Bay Deerfieldw Walworth Marshall Palmyra Marshall Clinton Genoa City un H- Jeff Hebron Williams Q rs! Walworth District Tournament F b 2h 28 Denotes home games Our first game with Clinton was a thriller, but the Preps cou1dn't quite turn the trick and lost a double overtime 4 contest h7 MS Ld Ji Another thrilling game was the first Genoa City game The Preps came from behind to win on a jump shot with six secads remaining by Louie Congdon Score, 55 S3 P+ -J Gary lf! Louie Rick I A IA!! '. ' - ' i n a 2 E ' 2 5 T T I - V1 K u ' 0 44 A Y 'f,1-,-Ljlj 6h eo E 3,3442 uv no 1 I m-' Q hO M6 ' xx if us uv Q 5? E3 C , if 69 55 23 22, ka 'W S6 67 ' 1. T 0 2 M1 70 A ,,,, 4 53 53 j qi -3 Sharona 68 2 X Q :ii Zi - T - , Bay - . Q . 56 69 all Lif i 8 5 i X, i Qi f kigxy f p 1 X C' .8 4 5 Va T A - T ' z- .Sa 4-TL' sf ee n , ' - , 9 , ' n N' . NV . X Q v 1 L , M F e I ' , .y ' 1 V f Q T lfik M 'iv Mary Gutzmer, Kathy Burns, Diana Daggett, Roberta Gerhi, Sandy Barty SCHOOL SONG Fight, Fight, for our College High We're out to win this victory Win, Win, Win, for our College High winners we'll always be Rah, Rah Rah Fight, Fight for the purple and gold, our college stands for might Winning for those courageous and bold Fight, Fight, Fight Compliments of Barty's Department Store L J L J WZ' f' if Zrrniji f Yea Team! Kathy Burns We're Gonna We're Gonna Fight we're Gonna Win Yeal Roberta Gehri Alla S s Boom h Diana Daggett Can We Make It Can We Break It Can We Alabama Shake It Sandy Barty Clap Your Hand Mary Gutzmer Compliments of Hesselman's Mobile Service Station s I U Lf 'I I I. ' af ' ' f II , 1 .X L X A A E Mffie' . 7' 3 9 la V ' U IIK IIILS I .ANY 'Wi' JYK4' yn if W bofrpliments O1 Gamnles nut: orizec 'ealer . .7 ' f' it . A-'..Z V ' v h , V by , Q, - I V v ' 'A x. . 'RYA r I, ' , ,Q ' ' , ' ' b 'J .:- 1 .A N :ac ' , . kg fi, ' 41 A .T 5? cr ' I.. ,3 1 M ' 'ki . ' A N. 4 1 J' 'ip V' . . 'Y Un' K .Q , iz . , .- -1-.... . I. : W- -f.,, 1,' ' ' A my 5 -0 ' . , 4 ' al fl 444' SNC, v - k A f , , '- ,,,..,,.,,f,--new f 5 ,lf 'Lf-Q' ..A'.tlf,f.' ' - ' ,ff ' 1 V -. x A - A I . .1 , U ' LRI lull to R l Kathy Burns, Jini Daggett, Lollie Engel, Mary Agnew, Susy Foster, Roberta Gehri, Helen Mueller, Sandy Barty R 2 Gwen Hansen, Nancy Ritzman, Luise Liedtke, Judy Amborn, Bev Jung, Katie Coe, Linda Mikkelsen, Judy Stone R 3 Holle Chopp, Mary Ann Streib, June Nechrony, Sigrid Wagner, Avril Dewey, Mandy Kirsh, Mary Marzahl, Joan Kollwelter R A Kathy Fard , Jann West, Louise Travis, Linda Hughes, Barb West, Pat Delisle, Dickie DiMaggio, Carol Saunders CRIER Immediate Staff Editors Mary Deaver, Norene Agnew Ass't Editor Carole Nechrony News Editor Marion Strait Sports Editors Dave Updegraff, Bob Wojtkunski Art Editors Pat Black, Randy Mason Proofreaders The Editors Typists Diana Daggett, Carolee Ludtke, Mary Deaver, Norene Agnew The Crier this year had a great number of reporters each of whom did a very fine job We, the editors, made it our policy to publish one issue a month In this we succeeded Working on and publishing the Crier has been a big job for evervone involved However, it has been a lot of fun, too The experience gained has been excel lent The editors want to thank the staff for doing a wonderful 'all aroand job of nputting out the Cri er Compliments of the Whitewater Shoe Store iw , R Q af' e Q ' wt v ' XXQM -- at -- ' 'A xy Feature Editor--Bonnie Bishop -- -- J -- ' v - , n ,. R l Lollie Engel Annette Essock Jini Da ett N Rit gage? Mueller, Judy Amborn , gg , ancy aman' arolee Ludtke Carol Saunders B J R d M kinda Hughes, Shirley Ann Ankomeus, ev uns, an y ason, 3 Pat DeLisle, Louise Travis Sidney Stroupe Mar P tt Sierid Wegner, Avril Dewey, Katie Coe , y e , On December 9, 1957, a cast of 18 girls from CHS presented a 3 act play entitled nThe and Fairn written by N Richard Nash The play was skill ted by barol Meyer, a senior at WSC, under the super vision of Miss Forster, Pat DeLisle, a junior CHS, was the assistant director The story took place in an exclus- ive girls' finish ing school in New England The plo centers around a young alumna, Frances Merritt, who returns t teach English and discovers that her teen age ideas abou school have been shattered longer is the school a place spotless morals and ideals. , the head- mistress of and Fran's dearest friend caught in the struggle of trying ave her school and please the trustees Morritt's sister, Patty, is a freshman a school and she dis- covers a plot by some of the senior girls, led by Dru Eldridge, to secretly continue the Vidge. After a postponement of the date because of the flu which seemed to attack the members of the cast, and many other minor difficulties, thea ll school play was finally and successfully presented. Compliments of Brown's Sinclair Station ai 1 i 4. f s. 5 ' V T +1 2 1 5 n L g ' ' 1 , I -L - 4 Q - at O R 1 Jini Daggett, Rose Kirsch, Nancy Ebbott, Pat Black, Kathy Burns, Roberta Gehri Bonnie Bishop, Carol Ludtke, Diana Daggett R 3 Carol Nechrony, Linda Hughes, Barb West, Judy Amborn, Holle Chopp, Norene Agnew R h Chris Grant, Louise Travis, Mel Tessene, Avril Dewey, Marion Strait, Mandy Kirsch HUMOROUS DECLAMATION Burns, Kathy Daggett, Virginia Kirsch, Madelyn NON-ORIGINAL ORATOHY Black, Pat ORIGINAL ORATORY Chopp, Holle Nechrony, June Tessene, Melvern Nechrony, Carol EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING Daggett, Diana SERIOUS DECLAMATION Amborn, Judy Dewey, Avril Fardy, Kathy Gehri, Roberta Grant, Chris Strait, Marion INTERPRETATIVE READING Agnew, Norene Ebbott, Nancy Bishop, Bonnie Mason, Randy Kirsch, Rose Ludtke, Carol Travis, Louise EXTEMPORANEOUS READING Deaver, Mary Hughes, Linda Compliments of Skindingsrude 8 Lein Furniture Store R.2-Mary Deaver, June Nechrony, Randy Mason, Kathy Fardy, DL B ll Jeanne Smith, Mr Sents DEBATE The debate team enjoyed a very good season this year The question of current importance was RESOLVED That all direct United States economic aid to individual countries be limited to technical assistance and disaster relief June Nechrony, Elmira Morgan and Jeanne Smith defended the question Helen Mueller and Carol Nechrony debated negatively The team was coached by Mr Sents and Mr Jensen, who has debated for the college team The team traveled to the Annual Invitational Debate Tournament in Janesville and ranked fourth in C division debate They also participated in the district debate contest in Madison and other single debates at various schools Despite the wins and losses, the debaters this year gained something which will help them in all the years to come By this, we see that the 1957 S8 debate season was a success Compliments of Kranke Rexall Drug Store r . J June Nechrony, Elmire Morgan, Carol Nechrony, Helen Mueller, LHO I R '1 'f .I f. ,.4N5L5,n ,Q A ,, Kathy Burns, Judy Stone, Elmire Morgan, Luise Liedtke, Dickie Dimaggio, Annette Essock, Jini Daggett, Nancy Ebbott, Diana Daggett, Bonnie Bishop, Nancie Ritzman, Sandy Barty, Jeanne Smith, Roberta Gehri, Helen Mueller Dr Light, Director, Rose Kirsch, Mary Deaver, Holle Chopp, June Nechrony, Connie Behselich, Jann West, Barb West, Mary Marzahl, Randy Mason, Mary Gutzmer, Katie Coe, Shirley Ankomeus, Carolee Ludtke, Nancie West, Mary Agnew Gwen Hansen, Mary Ann Streib, Judy Amborn, Avril Dewqn Marion Strait, Chris Grant, Dick Hickey, Don Gregoire, Dick Henning, Ken Fletcher, Bernard Agnew, Kathy Fardy, Carole Nechrony, Sigrid Wegner, Bev Jung M-Cindy Stroupe, Mandy Kirsch, Carol Saunders, Joan Kollwelter, Louise Travis, Wally Jung, Roger Oleson, Tom Winther, Harry Essock, Bob Wojtkunski, Keith Collins, Bill McLean, Roger Walker John Liedtke, Don Rowland, Mary Ellen Pett, Pat DeLisle Holle Chopp, Marv Marzahl Harry Essock, Keith Collins Tom Winther Roeer Olsen, Jann west, Kath Fardy Ll, Ken Fletcher, Chris Grant Compliments of Ketterhagen's Motor Sales N R.l- Rez' e ' . R.3- ' R. . I R.l-Helen Mueller, Luise Liedtke, R.2- y . s R-3- 5 Y R. - O . lst Row 2nd Row rd Row th Row Mary Deaver, Kathy Fardy, Norene Agnew, Lollie angel, Elmire Morgan, lancie Ritzman, Randy Mason Helen Mueller, rat DeLlsle, Bonnie Bishop, Mary Kent, Kathy Burns, Thomas Converse, Chmds Grant, Carolee Ludtke, Joanne Caopp, u n Daggett, Annettebssock, Margaretward, Cheryl oemoll, Susan Grant Nancy Barty, Ruth Schaffer, Kay Colllns, Karen Vail, Slgrid Negner, Larry Fullerton, Mary Gutzmer, Diana Daggett, Jean Smith, Ronald Lindvedt, Roger Oleson, Keith Collins, Susan Foster, Luise Liedtke, Carol Saunders Harry nssock, John Liedtke, hen Cluver, Don Jones, Mary Genrl, rred Rltzman Bob Nelson, Rusty Giese, John wightman, Tom Ward Tom Ninther, Mike Perkins, Dave Bushman Jim Miller, Ron Trewyn iNet pictured Dick Hoffman ll XX lst Row 2nd Row 3rd Row Compliments of dickey's furniture Store MASSED BAND niedtae, Carolee Randy Mason g Oleson, Barbara nest, Harry nssock, Mary , Deaver Ra1L1ndvedt, Keith Collkm, Chris Grant Luisa Ludtke, Ro er 3 1 N n ' M : W , Agnew, Dick Giese, Mr. Bushman, Barbara West, Roberta I , 1 .Ia '- lst 2nd rd Sth Row Row Row Row Marion Strait, Vice President, Barb West, Secretary, Norene Agnew, President, Sigrid Wegner, Treasurer Jeanne Smith, Roberta Gehri, Jini Daggett, Rose Kirsch, Nancy West, Annette Essock, Susie Foster, Nancy Ebbott, Judy Amborn, Karen Moede Carolee Ludtke, Kathy Burns, Diana Daggett, Judy Stone, Mary Agnew, Sandy Foster, Lollie Engel, Sandy Barty, Pat Black, Luise Liedtke, Nancy Ritzman Ankomeus, Randy Mason, Bonnie Bishop, Joan Kollwelter, Linda Mikkelsen, Dickie Dimaggio, Avril Dewey, Katie Coe Carol Saunders Linda Hughes, Mary Ellen Pett, Bolle Chopp, Kathy Fardy, Mary Deaver, Jann West, Bev Jung, Mandy Kirsch Not pictured Connie Behselich, Elmire Morgan, Carol Nechrony, Mary Marzahl, Louise Travis, Helen Mueller Compliments of Heilmeier's Bakery 3 : hth Row: Mrs. Greene, Advisor, Mary Gutzmer, Pat DeLisle, Shirley Sitting Kathy Burns, Elmire Morgan, Mandy Kirsch, Mary Agnew, Linda Hughes, Jini Daggett Standing Judy Amborn, Nancy West, Susy Foster Advisor Mrs Hughes President Mandy Kirsch Vice President and Secretary Mary Agnew The library club is divided into three com The goal of this club is to carry out the projects of the committees, thus making the li brary orderly, cheerful, and interesting How ever, only through the co operation of everyone, wlll the library be more enjoyable and pleasant in which to read and study QQXX ai? I 0 O I 0 I 0 I 0 O 0 O O O O U O I I O O O O O I e 0 mittees: bulletin board, display, and cleanup. . 0-iw Q2 1 X. X Z- x - ' if f a 1 I F le L . R 1 Mary Pett, Norene Agnew, Nancy Ritzman, Carol Nechron Dick Hoffman R 2 Mr Thies, Jann West, Mary Deaver, Carolee Ludtke, Lollie Engel, Pat DeLisle R 3 Gary Cole, Wayne Behselich, Chuck Parson, Mel Tessene, im Hoffman, Ken Cluver, Mr Wollin After two years of hard work, the dream of taking part in a Student Exchange Program finally materialized On December 1 1957 fourteen students from Bedford, Massachusetts arrived in Whitewater for a week's stay On April 7, the lk exchangers from Whitewater returned the visit The Whitewater exchangers put on many and varied activities to raise money for their trip and the entertainment of the Bedford group who were given a royal reception Much was gained by all who took part in the exchange Since this was College H1gh's first exchange, there was room for many improvements but it was successful and a wonderful start for our Student Exchange Program 'Y' vii Row 1 0 ,J Mlss Blakeney, Paula Lynch, Jean Vdllisusas James Manosh, Connie Barnet, Sue York, Joan Fox, Nancy Davis, Cralg Dorman, Una Scrymgeauy Dave Webber Dave King, Mr Melanson Row 2 Dave Cole,BDl Bragdon, Nhitley , P 1 f. I - J . - yr JI' . - ' J J H ' I I : . - 1 , fb ' . Q i.',.ff5 .4 .1 'V ' I BU, 2 , f 5 ,Q . ' l L v Bob Q V H Jann West, Mary Deaver, Dickie Dimaggio, Norene Agnew, Barb West, Debbie Winn, Queen Bonnie Bishop, King Dick Hoffman, Ricky Rowland, Charlie Parson, Keith Collins, Matt Schmitt, Wayne Behselich Gary Cole 'ls 00 069 o o? QUEEN KILG Bonnie Bishop Dick Hoffman AN? , b 'W SP o 0 -QW Compliments of Doyon Rayon Lumber Company I f' ',,,k'Q W: sf - f , of 'vw f, 555' 'V . ' , A Q 'ba 1 ' R Q- ' 1 A N je V no . . . L S9 Q? if owe Q Aff-Vos 8 YD he eye elf Ch X5 G gf? ulck e inatgio, Fatt Schmitt O1e, 5899 'see E iefie -4 C fy 0 806 11-U Compliments of Century Sales and Service 9? Z CNY n. A- ll SENIOR SKIT nAbso1utely Nothingn Cast The Senior Class JUNIOR SKIT nMan on the Streetn Cast The unior Class nie. SOPHOMORE SKIT 'Some Interference Cast Avril Dewey Sigrid Wegner Mandy Kirsch Fritz Drager Jim Miller Tom Schmitt Dick Dwinell Gene Reflor 5235? Compliments of Catan1a's Shoe and Clothing Store FRESHMAN SKIT ' n in the Crow Cast Ken Fletcher June Nechrony Gordon Converse Pat Sukowski Elmire Morgan Bill McLean 'ar mmqv WW Www ai ! ..... me M6 Q' 'Ma dn I f, , ,T ' WMM ewigg? 5535? ,jjggnh ' wha? M on A W Zmam inf ,el' A Q image Sl ? f fo A Vx e 'owe Eff n, h A ggi' il Q ..... Q M t , . . lfffis h , A Q W 2 'nie f 1 , ,,5qqg j ' f 1 V. fi xgf ,,. i'f5Qe1 ,?ME?. Vff 2 H' ..,. hPa L,Af ' V2 y5L,f ,Q QAV' . i ' mai -, v . were ex. ,wen 'Q 4? Shih 4- 1 ' V Q ,W4 Qwpf' fy , 3, 1 i gy I f N siren K F -. L , 1,0 f- me 0- , , 5 1 . 4,2 on kwigwvrg he - M ..,, 1 5 : K v IL K H We ,H X ,hwy fry' -wf7e-w.lWMW f w L 'vm A h,o., . 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' 1- 'S ' ' ' I ', ., , , Q' 2 4- 'N r : Q- ' 1 2 , 1 f '52 ' 5112 ff . ' , , , P..-K 1 1 . f 'D' i' ' V ,gg 4 . 4 1. 4 , . . 4 ,I .1 - A '4 j4 1 A ' ' ' 4 ,' A f ,. ' . . bfi: 'lx ' hg.if'4, . X4 ' 'Q '- ' :lf fp f ' 9 4 i 4 . 3 iii! 4 'I ' ' f x gi 5, .X Harry Essock and Keith Collins look dreamily at the 1958 Pontiac t CUMMINGS' PONTIAC BUICK SALES AND SERVICE 3E:EiE if Mary Ellen Pett finds prompt and courteous service at DUERST'S H AT MARKET Diana Daggett buys her patterns and Tending her long tresses is no material for Home Ec t a SEARS AND problem for Jann West when she goes ROEBUCK to MODERN BEAUTY SHOP ur Xt These CHS boys know that pizza and soda from FARCHIONE'S will make any party a success Mel Tessene nods approvingly as Chris Grant tries on a jacket at CHAMBERLAIN'S CLOTHING STORE 'will JK' ,ff Luise Liedtke and Bonnie Bishop plan for the future with wallpaper from KETTwIG'S PAINT BUCKET These CHS students find pizza from the MAIN CAFE, a tempting dish. After a movie date, Mary Gutzmer and Don Rowland like to have a coke at MAX'S WALGREEN Norene Agnew finds the right pair of school shoes at PLATNER'S SHOE STORE xxx I-f when the Seniors have a party, Helen Mueller likes to buy the food at EGNOSKI'S FIVE POINTS. A J I . Q D A -2--I 'fi F31 .Q ,sl , ,Ls , W . ffvg?,s 1 HLQ 'sQ4x A ' A., ,, , 9:1 . z '- f -Q , 0 . 'n ,Q I 5 ,qi Q 1-'!,f'!,, ',fJf ' I O I .7 x . .ik J. W . - I xr xr ,'M! 1 4 to the future with home appliances at NINCHESTER HARDWARE Randy Mason has found the perfect Mother's Day gift at FROEMMING'S FLORIST Bonnie Bishop finds the FIRST dhile waiting for their dates, Jeanne Smith and Mary Marzhal drink a coke at DE MOTT'S COFFEE CUP These Senior girls find traveling a pleasure when they can get their Grey hound tickets at the WHITEWATER BUS DEPOT CITIZENS STATE BANK is a sa?e and Charles Parson knows he'l1 always profitable place for her sav1ngs. get good service when he trades at WHITEWATER OIL COMPANY. E K X C Z 1 Three charming junior girls are look- t 1 . a 4 r 5 I 1 li Barb West can't decide which Easter dress to buy at HHITE'S DRESS SHOP. Marion Strait and Bev Jung find dishes a pleasure after buying new Dreft at HACKETT'S GROCERY STORE Some of the junior girls take a night out to eat delicious chicken at the RED BEN After school, Dave Updegraff, Toots Saunders, and Carole Nechrony enjoy listening to records at KETTWIG'S HOME APPLIANCE STORE Jim Hoffman and Ken C luver have The prompt service from Kathy Fardy found that supplies from the BADGER- LAND co-oP are profitable on the farm 'md the deliciousli food gtgiczs Nancy Ritzman and oberta e o the GOAL POST after school. I . X L A .AAA , e x I Q' o . 0 .Q l4 -gf Aitgg takbusii day,t the Reflecto s a a es me ou for a root beer An y CHS girl is proud when her date at LANE'S LOG CABIN brings her flowers from SCHONATH'S FLOWER SHOP Illuuu-an J- Clu--xhu Lookin to the future, Wayne Behsel?ch admires the new Case Toots Saunders knows it 1sn't hard equipment at ENGEL'S INPLEMENT CO to land a 'feller when she has her hair styled at BhVERLY'S BEAUTY ShOP Don Rowland knows that he will always get the best haircut when he goes to DEIHLER'S BARnER SIHOP. . 42' ,, 2 . ' ' . V ..,- A ,.,. - 4 4 I .1-l o 1 0 fo .. . . ,,.,.,.l..- a . , .-, I1 l 0 n . H+ A Q -3 ,N + ,, 3 ' WJ 3 'T , - . ' VI, J xy INTER COLLEGIATE PRESS HUOR Knnsus Cnty Pubinhers CoverM:1f1u4urVufers Bunk Bvdefs Y HONG OFFICE Y 5lNYFUf'44V S A


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