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

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1959 volume:

C7OQQc'L9269 W 'RyQcO,f3'CkV?J X958 - X959 On the hill among the pine trees, Oaks and elms, and shrubs and flowers, Stands the Whitewater College High or Minneiska Normal Where we've spent full many hours Known of old as Normal Our Whitewater, Standing close before your entrance Is the blue spruce, that fair emblem Of your ever living spirit, - Fun and frolic, work and wisdom Bosshard's Gift Shop Bear we always in our mem'ries Fondest, Brightest thoughts of schooldays In the Normal with the blue spruce Standing guard before its doorway We who leave you soon do wish you all good things in generous measure, Glory, fame, success, and honor, Our Whitewater, Minneiskm Alice Sutton Class of 19215 C3 Called by us today Whitewater, 1114 DEDICATION We sincerely dedicate the last ye rbook in its history to our beloved College High Sckool ir this, its closira year May the echoes of all our fur and frierdship always be heard on its wooded campus May its gracious halls reflect the fine and lastirg educational snirit we absorbeo from our faculty May its friends are alumni always cherish the good character traits it fostered Nay its memory forever live in our hearts kQc'.565fff2bff Row 1 Randy Mason, Art Editor, Pat DeLisle, Business Manager, Nancy Ritzman, Editor, Sandra Barty, Ass't BUSIHGSS Manager Row 2 Jim Miller, Ass't Sports nditor, Don Jones, Assistant Editor, Rick Meyer, Sports Editor Mary Agnew Row 2 Mary Gutzmer, Bonnie Bishop, Louise Tra vis, Mary Ellen Pett, Mandy Kirsch, Sigrid Wagner Row 3 Mr Thies, Carol Saunders, Carole Nechrony, Barbara West, June Nechrony- Compliments of P101-'s Ben Franklin store : ' - u ' ' ' o . -. 0 , ' . 0 Q - , 4 Q . n o DMINISTRATION C53-f V-71 V Row 1 Mr Thies, Miss Lefler, Mrs Fricker, Miss Forster, Dr Light Row 2 Mr Sents, Dr winther, Mr Wollin, Mr Liedtke 0hflAuwqas.1 141056454 San-do-cl Ufohao.-s44.l 06.1.11 Cmwwssfmshu Mr Nollin Good nature radiates Dr Winthez ve wish to thank from his face as he one rfully him for his unfailing coopera Effti Pl-1 Vmom he meets tion in promoting a spirit of progra h1Co1lege High School Compliments of Walworth Hotel Barber Shop 4 5 I i 2 g e o c : g a I 0 0 , 23, V Y, Y - Q 3 , - . 3 - 4 : L 'AQ-Q,-'Afx . r - W' 4 af JW fn'-Jjb fy ld, ,J q JJV J L p If Z7 ' 1 'A ff 0' O V' ff V Af - , . .fgfj X 'DWJS' ,fr f , eu' ' n .H ff' 1 V MO, fiw' we nf ffl Lf' me 'A..,ifj ,'1 , flv Jr ,ft lv ' gb' fu , Vx- Lt 'IIIV L yt riff ffl? 51' v, jf Q P7 M1 ffl L , I J f IM 1 -X 7' ,fly a ' 1 I' O 6 , 'V Ll! 1, LV Ll Z! L Es' W 7: P' 1' fl D f if W1 aff' .' W JJ ' ' Lpwjv 1 ff ,buy ,I 'Xb L 1 I1 a fgjd Jjfjl Vf 0111 jp 1 vX ! 'f pin 'Dim JV fa Avil Y LWQ Q?' D I f 1', K jp A W KI Y ny' I HD' JE A 'f .- VILL V My VL Vo e , ,V 4, of fjjf V 5 T g fly Aj I f T n 1 rift 4 I My ' :W'7lTvL T, e :Q D ax YK 7 , r . 5 'Ik-Ypgzff L W ww M M rffftjff? gtrdap C1965 Y tb 6-8332581 BT' L 7: me ox 6 F win an wtf ion W 1 gdi 2 YV io 555, ROW fr fx College H1gh's Student Council consists of a boy and girl from each class These representatives are voted in by the class members The council then elects its officers This year Pat DeLisle Qseniorl was president, Rick Meyer Cseniorl was vice-president, and Jeff Congdon served as secretary treasurer for the first semester and Jini Daggett served as second semester secretary-treasurer. The council was very active during the year. Their main days, Mothers activities were sponsoring stunt night, color clean-up cam- Night Football Game, Christmas party, mixers, paigns, and the end uf-the-year picnic. The Student Council's main goal through the to give the students a part in governing their year has been school. Compliments of Whitewater Cleaners 191,051 3 2? ENIORS I , Q ' y 9 -rgy-. Ji I -cap'-..n--.f- 'VN-v YVv 'VV ' N.....,...,-...- N E W5 VJ?-'A K 1 A ? Z' 5 . Q3 ff Q' SANDRA BARTY 'Sandy Choir l,2, Girls' Choir 1, Seme- tary 1, President 3 Forensics l, Debate H, Crier l 2,3,h, Re flector A Ass't Bus Mgr M Cheerleader l,2, G A A l,2,h KENNETH CLUVER 'KenN Football l,2,3,h, Basketball l, 2, Softball l,2, Baseball 3,14 Track l,2, Band 2,3, Choir 2, Student Exchange 3 'Wu Club 2, 3 M Homecoming Court M Prom Court 3 Compliments of Josophfa Jewelry Store BONNIE BISHOP Bon!! Band l 2,3,L Choir 1 2, Forensics l,2,3, Pep Club M Crier l,2, Feature Editor 3,h Reflector l,2,3,h G A A 1,2,3 M, HOm6COmlDg Court M, Homecom ing Royalty 3, Prom Court 3 I li . 3 I g 0 , ' 1 , l I 5 I! s 5 1 Bsui Girls' Choir 1,23 Secretary 23 ' 3 ' 5 u 5 . . . , . . 3 3 1 5 1 O ROGER CONGDON Louie' Football l,2,3,M Captain M Basketball 1,2,3,Lg., Track 1,2, , 4 nwn Club 2,3 L Homecoming Court M, Prom Royalty 3. PATRICIA DE LISLE Pat Band 1.2,3,k, Choir ZSAQ V106 President 3 Student Council President M Student Exchange3, Dramatics 1, Crier 2,3,lp,Re- Bus Manager G A A 1,2, President A Prom Court 3 ROBERT FRANKEN Bullet Bob Football M, Basketball M, Base ball Q Track M, Choir M Compliments of Cata.nia'a Shoe and Clothing Store il I 1 3 ' 3 F 9 3 ll Il 3 3 . O flector 2,3, ' Ass't Bus. Mgr.3, . az . . . 319 5 . ll ROBERTA GEHRI Bert Band 2,3,h, Choir l,2,3, Girls' Choir l,2, Fcrensics 1, Pep Club M, Crier l,2,3 M Reflector 2, Cheerleader l,2,3 Head Cheer leader A G A A l 2,3,h Home- coming Court 2, Prom Court 3 RICHARD GIESE Dick bootball Mgr 3 A Basketball 1,2 3 w Club DONALD GREGOIRE Art Football 3,h, Basketball 2 Softball 2, Baseball 3 Track 3 Choir 2,3,u, nwn Club 3J+,Honu coming King 3, Prom Court 3 Compliments of Treutel's Hardware and Gift Store W H . , 3 . 5 - 3 . U . , 3 ll ll Mgr. 3,145 Bagzebili Mgr. 3: Band J :ui 3:u' Il ll Y ' 1 35 ' 3 3 MARY GUTZMER Band 1 2,3,k choir 1 2, Girls' Cho1r l,2, Cr1er'2,h, Re flector M, Cheerleader 2, 3 M Head Cheerleader M G A A l,2, 3,q, Vlce President M, Homecom ing Court 2, Pep Club President JOAN KOLLWELTER nJoann e Choir l 2 Girls' Choir l I l3Jb'l a Forensics 1, Pep Club L Crier G A A 1,2, Compliments of Hickey's Furniture Store JAMES HOFFMAN Jimbo Football l,2,3,h,uBasketbali 1, 2 3 Q Captain 3 Daseba 3 M: ireck l, Class?Pres1dent 2: Vice Pres 1 Student Exchange nwn Club ZF3 h omecoming ourt Q, Prom Court ' P w 1 . 5 : Bsui ' 9 3 3 . .-. M. - Il ll - , ' 'N -C , g 3: . s 3,11 C ' . 1?y ' .V , ' x :K A I V . C C 1 C , K .xl V .N r ' i N I . x X i i , ml ' 'A ' lxj j M I 1, l N I I , N 1 n 4 1 . , , ' S Bahi 1 1-0 31h- CAROL LEE LUDTKE Band 1 2,3,h Massed Band 3 Choir L2 34h Girls' Choir l,2, Massed Choir 2, Treasurer A Forensics L2,3, Student Exchan 3, Dramatics l,3, Ch'ler1,2,3, , Co Editor M Head Typist 3 G A A l,2,3,u, Prom Court 3 HENDRIX MEYER 'R ck' Football 2 Basketball 2 3 Softball 2, Choir 2, President 1, Student Council 3 L Drama tics 3, Reflector Sports Editor M Ass't Sports Editor 3 NWN Club 2,3 A Prom Court 3 Bad- ger State 3 Compliments of B J Slowey and Son RANDY MASON Band l,2,3 M Massed Band 2 3 Choir l,2,3,M,Gir1s' Choir l,2, Massed Choir 2 Treasurer 2 rorensics 1,3 Dramatics l 3 Pep Club M, Crier Art Editor 3 A Reflector Art Editor 3 A , . I ! 3 , . 1 . . s . - . , 9 Q Q 0 ' 1 . . J s 3 1 . . . . s a v-1 0 O : 1 r , . r ' ' 'rv, 1 I 1 GA-A. 1.2,3,u. I 1 I .L . 1 1 :ui . . ' n 9 1 ' . 1 5 9 5 3 I C O LINDA MIKKELSEN Mickie Choir 1 3 M Girls' Choir 1, Crier 3, , G A A 1,2,3,h, Home coming Royalty I+, Pep Club Lg. ROGER OLESON Rabbit Basketball 2,3 M, softball 1,2 Band 1,2,3,h Massed Band 2 3 Choir 1,2,3,k, Massed Choir 3 Compliments of Whitewater Pharmacy Choir 1,2,3,h, Girls' Choir 12 Treasurer 3 Student Council 1, Secretary Treasurerl, Forensics ljL3,L, Debate 1,2,3,M, Student Exchange 3,Dramatics 1,3, Crier Ass't Editor 3, Editor h,Refhn- tor 1,2,3,M G A A 1 2, Prom Court 3 Badger State 3 R n n L 9 5 ' CAROLE NECHRONY ' 3 5 I 0 ' 0 a Bauf I I DQAQ 0 I-I-Q n n 1 ' Q 3 I n I MARY ELLEN PETT choir l,2,3,lg,, c-ir-19' Chou- 1, Dramatlcs 3, Pep Club M, Crier' H, Reflector 3 M G A A 1,2 CAROLE SAUNDERS 'Toots' Band l,2,3,h Massed Band 2 Choir 2, 3 M Girls' Choir Student Council 2,3, Secretary Treasurer 2 3 Dramatics 3 Crier l,2,3,h, Reflector 2 G A A 1 2,3 M Treasurer 2 Homecoming Court A Prom Court Compliments of your Whitewater I G A Store NANCY RITZMAN Hit y Band 1 2,3,M Choir l 2 , Girls' Choir l,2, Secretary 1 Forensics l,2, Student Exchange 3 Dramatics 1,3 Pep Club Crler l 2,3,L Reflector 1,2,3 A Editor A Ass't hditor 3 Homecomlng Court A Prom Roy alty 3 . ' ' 21 M: , s -- ,3, n Z n 1 3 J 93 uf ' I 3 5. 9 L+: .v 5 i J s I Cheerleades U5 G.A.A. l,2,3,Mg 5 .. I 1 I 5 J 5 29 ' 3 3 3 ' 1345 0 0 0 3 : 3 5 3 . 3. QTUDIH STOKE 'Judy' Choir 2,3,Lg.' Girls' Choir 2g Secretary 3,i3 Dramstics 1,35 Crier l,2,3,l4., Head Typist Ll.: Reflector l,2,3,Lg,g GAA. l,2,3, LOUISE EDIAVIS Eloise Choir 1,2,3,lq,, Girls' Choirl, President 24, Forensics 1, 3,14 Dramatios 1,3, Pep Club l4.,Cr:Ier 1:30,-I-1 R9f190t01' 3!I-I-.9 G A A ll Compliments of Triangle Motors HELVERN TESSENE Mel Basketball 2, Hassed Choir 1,2, Forensics 3, Student Exchange3 Prom Court 3 I1 Il ' s ll ll Q. . 2, ' s Lp. DAVID UPDEGRAFF n-Uptyn Football l,2,3,lLg Basketball l, 2,3,Lg,g Softball 1,23 Baseball 143 Track 1,25 Band 25 Choir 1,23 Massed Choir' 23 Class Vice-Pres 2, Tennis 33 Crier 3 LV V-f Club l,2,l.q., Homecoming Court ll, Prom Court 3 ROBERT WO JTKUNSKI Bob rootball l,2,3,, Basketballl, 2 3,Lp, Softball l,2, Baseball 3, I+, Track l,2, Choir 3 Lp Vice Dresident Lg., Student Council ln 2, Crier Sports hditor' 3,14 W Club l,2,3,Ll., Homecondn out b,, Prom Court 3 Compliments of Parker's Bakery BARBARA WEST Barb Band BA, Massed Band 3 choir Accompanlst l,2,3,L4,, Gir'ls'Choir l,2, President 3,rorensics l,3, Il, Pep Club Ly, Crier 2,3,L4.,F'ea ture Edltor' L4, Reflector 3 Lg. A 4 l,2,3,I4, Secretary I ' .9 1 I ll YI f 3 . , -1 3 1 3 Go 0- 0 , Homecoming Court 3,L4,g Prom Court 3. ll ll -1 I . I , . . ' ' 1 5 ' ' ' s . 1 3 Q -1 . M C9 Row 1 Joan Kollwelter, Carolee Ludtke, Bob Wojtkunski, Louise Travis, Linda Mikkelson Row 2 Mary Gutzmer, Pat DeLis1e, Carol Saunders, Sandy Barty, Randy Mason, Barbara West, Roberta Gehri, Bonnie Bishop, Carole Nechrony, Mary Ellen Pett, Nancy Ritzman Row 3 Dick Giese, Don Gregoire, Louie Congdon, Mel Tessene, Bob Franken, Rick Meyer, Jim Hoffman, Dave Updegraff, Ken Clu SENIOR OFFICERS is ft t 1 ht Bob wojtkunski Vice President, Louise Trav , ggesidgni,gCarolee Ludtke, Treasurer N0t Pictured Judy 3t0D0, Secretary Compliments of Janet's Beauty Shop ver, Roger Oleson, Miss Forster, Advisor. - JQQ6, 0421 if cn! J 0 0 Compliments of the Honolmuvs Mobil S 1 St tion G . , Qyj, ' . WHL' 7 'Y , -1 -V ! , 7? UNIORS Jay' I 4' H fu !Wq3:y4W,x3J A bgqfmf J' I 55' W JH -1 ' 5 'U vf',- JW X-jx 5 xg is ' D 3 H I W ,I f r YIUN-L QA fdjli- 'j fu 'AUMWW QA W1 W ug U H5147 J ,,fJw,WM, v NFEVYU 54,1 gl 3 R 64 Jxl-'W ju df jux Yu Q JOJM0 1 Q14 QM, K ff vb-VV Ka tie Loe, Tudy Amborn, Mandy Kirsch, Signey Stroupe, Sigrid wagner, Shirley Ankomeus, Karer Moede Mr Sents, Don Jones, Glenn Junb, Jim Niller, Ron Lintvedt, F P Dregersg Fred Ra old, Dick Dwinell, heme Refior X Row l Row 2 I j 1 ,-1, 2 , 'KZAINDY hIRSCH 1 J l X L N I . 'xx 'A XX KATIli.COE ' , S -' SIGRID MEJGNER 41' ' xl I7 I ,L 'JUINICR OFFICERS g 1 V X , I ' K Compliments of Century Sales and Service .J 1flf'l1111hqLL' X'H1Q0L1.Jc , f A . , 3 4 ' 4 5 Q f Q W H . V I ,fq ,T-,xf.VJ1 Jfwg , ,V - ' Q. - 'N 'fill , -bu' yfkvi ,Lem- , h I , xl A.w,,,, . 1 , r D A , ,, V, U . 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I : Q A' A , 1 'E , f' av 1, OPHOMORES S.f's.f'xf5!-x.f5,f'x, 'N .Y I I ,J Row 1 Nancie West, June Nechrony, Rose Kirsch, Mary Agnew, Annette Essock, Elmire Morgan, Nancy Ebbot Row 2 Mr Thies, Tom Winther, Randy Klefbohm, John Liedke, Ron Trewyn, Dennis Nell Row 3 Gordon Converse, John Rowland, Henry Darr, Roger Walkay Tom Jewell, Pat Sukowski, Lloyd Nelson, Dick Henning, Bernard Agnew Seated Kathie Burns, President Standing Nancie west, Secretary, Rose Kirsch, Treasurer, Connie Behselich, Vice President Bateman's Standard Service Station SOPHOMORE OFFICERS an N,l-.,-PM F aQ -7 i' C' 4 5545 Q1 Compliments of the Good Morning Advertising Agency ? 7 .Je ff' Compliments of Whitewater Implement Co x 2, , . ,ig V W M Row 1 Bob Wojtkunski, Jim Miller, Dick Giese, Jim Hoffman, Rick Meyer, John Liedtke, Dave Updegraff, Don Gregoire Row Randy Klefbohm, Ed Wojtkunski, Gene Refior, Lloyd Nelson, Glen Jung, Louie Congdon, Bob Franken, Roger Oleson, Ken Cluver, Fred Rappold, Don Jones L I .mail 1 ' Q4 s 'b4 4fQ. 'J' wtf bnnli sdikv' I hu- if Compliments of Kettwigw Paint Bucket 2: . . 1' I 1, Q :ith E .1-1 xtytbn' ul xl I W xW W0 .3 3' SGW' MKSV' ,gs E 1912, .11 Q J 2 KYHK5 A ,X - 4 - J Row 1 Dave Updegraf, Don Gregoire, Jim Hoffman, Ken Cluver, Bob wojtkinski, Bob Franken, Dick Henning, Ed Wojtkunski, Pow 2 Wally Jung, Ron Lindvedt, Dennis Nell, Louie Congdon, Jin Miller, Glen Jung, Tor Jewell, Dick Giese, Nanager Row 3 Coach Mutti, Jeff Congdon, Gene Refior, Lloyd Nelson, Randy Klefbohm, Fritz Dreger, John Liedtke, Bernard Agnew, Tom Miller COLLEGE HIGH FOOTBALL 1958 ww 5 LOST 2 HUSLISPORD O C P S downed Hustisford 32 to O wlth Don Jones scoring 2 touchdowns and Gene Refior, Jeff Congdon, Jim hlller one each C H G rallied to beat Norris wlth Dave Updefraff, and Jim Hoffman scoring on touchdown passes of 15, C yards respectively and Jim tiller taking one from S yards out U o DLERFIFLD 13 C 1 put a kno in Deerfield's championship drive with an upset vlctory because of the touchdowns of Jim Hoffman and Bob Wojtkunski on passes and Gene Refior on a 50 yard scamper C F S, HEBRON 7 C F S played a fine game in beat ing Hebron 38 to 7 Bob Wojtkunski scored 3 touchdowns and Jim Miller added 2 and Don Jones l C H S finished out the season with a vlctory over our rival, Palmyra Wojtkunski and Franken scored touch downs on short runs and Jim Miller added two on runs of 20 and 25 yards Updegraff added l extra point and Jim Miller 3 C H Q 6 WILLIAMS BAY 12 C F S lost to Bay 12 to 6 Bob Wojtkunski scored the only touch down on a M5 yard interception Compliments of Coburn Manufacturing Company c.H.s. 32 m f 38 c.H.s. 18 NORRIS nt c.H.s. 28 Palmyra 7 c.A..0. 18 s , ' 1 . ,,z.s. t , W, COACH College College College College College College College DAVE C0-CAPTAINS JIM AND LOU SCORES High High High High High High High Hustisford Williams Bly Hebron Deerfield Norris Marshall Palmyra STATISTICS College High Opponents Yards Rush Yards Pall Pas! Att Pals Com lst Down JIM I-JOHN Total Points FINAL Conf Non Conf Overall GENE 1358 O 1 O RECORD Hon Lost '51 AGGIE 0 O2 KEN CHUCK JEFF ZEKE BOB DO Compliments of East Side Grocery l 4! I A' I I 1 ., 1 fm ' df 'ff 1 1 '.,f , 'Libr f ff, Lvflf NL' Ji fir 1 PA' xl' 1, W!! .5 lf , L Sf f ' 11 ,LK j, u' lg X gf AJ 'N Y' 'f 'X fl I A, A x 7 4,- 861455245 VARSITY Left to right Gene Refior, Jim Nlller, Rick Meyer, Pat Sukowski, Eob Woitkunski, Bch ranken, Jin Hoffman, Roger Oleson, Dave Lpde Coach Mutti HBH SQUAD Row 1 Bernard Agnew, Gordon Converse, Ron Trewyn Row 2 Glen Jung, Tom Jewell, Lloyd helsor, John Liedtke Row 3 Randy hlef bohn, Tom Winther, Ron Lindv dt, Free Rappold, Henry Darr Compliments of Skindingsrude and Lain Furniture Store graff, Louie Congdon, Don Jones. Center: Dick Giese, Manager, M. ,, QJQUQQX I 45 The team faced what was probably one of thetoughest schedules h1College H1gh's history. One of the best games of the season was the game against Williams Bay the co- winner of the SWAPS conference. The final score was 73-33 in a game which featured balanced scoring and good teamwork. Another game which was played early in the season was the game against Milwaukee Bay View a school with an enrollment many times the size of College High we came close to beating the Milwaukee team, the final score being 6h 61 In thegame against Reeseville, College High easily won with everyone getting an opportunity to play The final score was 6h 22 The second game against Reeseville was canceled because of a snow storm The team's final record, including the sub district tournament, was ll ll K J44 Sl kann L ,E , Q f E QW ,F r e 3 7 ' 1 ' ' 1 i 'Q Q 9 jsyi El Zccyagqc QCZQWCQJ Mary Gutzmer Roberta Jin Gehri 1 Daggett Rane Ritzman The cheerleaders skit for homecoming was origi nal The name was 'Cheerleaders From Other Lands U costumes and auh.g1rl represented a dhierent coun try Jini Daggett QNick1e Lickiel did a cheer from Africa, Kathie Burns was a Chinaman, Siberia was portrayed by Nancy Ritzman, Mary Gutzmer did a cheer from Hawaii, and Roberta Gehri represented College High These cheerleaders from other lands won the bucket award for the second time This year the cheerleaders helped to organize a pep club Making bulletin boards for the team and signs for the walls they attempted to build school spirit Compliments of Leffingwell'a Clothing Store Kathie Burns Y The.cheerleaders got together the most beautiful BERT MARY RITZY NICK if KATHIE FOOTBALL Cheerleading has been a lot offun this year The girls on the squad were very co operative and I wish you all the best of luck in the years to come Roberta BASKETBALL This year of basketball has been an excit ing one, but the school spirit hasn't been the best I am sorry for this, but I am sure we cheerleaders had fun cheer ing Mary CTIVITIES Dave Updegraff, Sports Editor, Randy Mason, Art Editor, Bonnie Editors, Mandy Kirsch, Typist, Barb West, Typist, Bob Wogtkun ski, Sports Editor Front Row Mary Agnew, Rose Kirsch, Nancie West, Roberta Genri, Nancy Ritzman, Jini Daggett, Sandy Barty Second Row Katie Coe, Judy Amborn, June Nechrony, Mary Gutzmer, Joan Kollwelter, Pat DeLisle, Mary Pett, Sigrid Wegner, Shirley Ankomeus Compliments of Gamblee Authorized Dealer 945,50 Bishop, Feature Editorg Carolee Ludtke, Carole Nechrony, Co- J? 0 Front row Carol Ludtke, June Nechrony, Randy Mason, Jlni Daggett, Nancy nbbot Second row Barb vest, Carole Nech rony, nloise Travis Although College High's number hasdiminished considerably in its last year, we are proud to have had so many students out for forensics The C H S contestants were Carole Nech Dwinell poetry reading, Carolee Ludtke, Kathie Burns, Nancy Ebbott, Barb West, and Jini Daggett humerous or serious de clams The contest was divided into four divisions, Local, Regional, District, and the State contest in Madison C H 3 has always been well represented in each of these Miss rorester was the advisor for the students who were out for forensics She assigned each one a college student to serve as a coach The students will agree that their coaches were a big help In addition, many hours of indivi dual work had to be put in regardless of what class they entered Forensics has helped many of the students of C H S to speak more easily in front of a group,to be better organized and to be a good sport in winning and losing Compliments of Doyon Rayon Lumber Company rony-extemp speaking, June Nechrony-original oratory, Dick D056 Row 1 Elmire Morgan, Carol Nechrony, Mr Sents, Sandy Barty June Nechrony Row 2 Rose Kirsch, Dick Henning, Fritz Dreger, Madeleine Kirsch Sandy Barty Elmira Morgan Affirmative June Nechrony Carole Nechrony Negative QUESTION Mandy Kirsch Dick Henning Rose Kirsch Fritz Dreger Resolved That the United States should adapt the Essential Features of the British System of Education TOURNAMENTS Practice CNo Decision! with Northwestern M111 tary and Naval Academy Bth Invitational Tour nament at es, 9 End bate Meet Janesville, Clst team 3 wins,3 loss team 2 wins, h lossesl, District De at Fort Atkinson Qlst team M wins, 2 Southern Sectional Meet at Madison l win, S lossesJ The debaters also took part in a Debate Insti tute held at the University of Wisconsin camp us Besides having a wonderful time, they gained skills and ideas from experienced speech directors and college debaters lossesl flst team PURPOSE Debate is really a challenge of thoughta in formation and a battle of wits A debater not only acquires experience, he gains knowledge and skill which will benefit him in his future life The enthusiasm this year was tremendous and College High School was well represented for the last time by two debate teams Compliments of Brown's Sinclair Station 2- f tx 4 . 5 O ff . , , '. 1 CA O Row l Dr Light, Karen Moede, Elmire Morgan, Rose Kirsch, Randy Mason, June Nechrony, Barbara West, Carolee Ludtke, Nancy Ritzman,Bonnie Bishop, Mary Agnew, Annette Essock Row 2 Pat DeLisle, Carole Saunders, Mary Ellen Pett, Bernard Agnew, Tom Winther, Roger Walker, Sigrid Wegnag Carol Nechrony, Nancy Ebbot, Nancie West, Linda Mikkelsen Row 3 Mad leine Kirsch, Louise Travis, Joan Kollwelter, Roger Oleson, Bob Wojtkun ski, Bob Franken, Dick Henning, John Liedtke, Don Gregoire, Mary Gutzmen Shirley Ankomeus, Katie Coe CHRISTMAS PROGRAM Miss Barbara West, Accompanist Bless The Lord, O My Soul Ippolitof Ivanof glory In The Highest Whitford Christ Was Born on Christmas Day Bob Franken, Baritone Arr Shaw Parker Carol of the Bells Leontovich Wilhousky Deck the Hall Welsh Air futhepvg Cradle Hymn Arr Ringwald S aw O Come All Ye Faithful Arr Shaw Dr Raymond Light, Director Comwlip nts of e Da'ry queen Jingle Bells . . . . . . Arr. Simeone I O I 0 I O l O -e 5306 Row 1 Bonnie Bishop, Pat DeLis1e, Nancy Barty, Thomas Converse, An nette Essock, Jo Ann Chopp, Jini Daggett, Elmlre Morgan, Nancy Rltzman, Randy Mason Row Ruth Schaffer, Kay Collins, Mary Perkins, Coleen Reddy, Mary Gutzmer, David Rinn, Maurice Deaver, Roger Olesxy Ron.IdndvedL Carolee Ludtke, Gordon Converse, Susan De Baufer, Gail Gatmmar, Carol Saunders Row Judy Zabel, Dorothy Lynd, Kathleen Mueller, Patricia Deco, Noelle Isch, John hlghtman, Jack Fullerton, Mike Perkins, Ronald Gie se , Robert Nelson, Thomas ward, Tom Winther Row 14. Mary Agnew, Richard Giese, Mr Wall, RobertaGeh.r1, Barbara West, Mr Bushman, Director Not pictured Sigrid Wagner, Kathy Burns, Don Jones, Pgthhtd, The band gave a spring concert this yearin collaboration with the choir Some of the nieces played were Air for Band Two Ccurtly Dances The following officers were elected to serve the band this year President, Roger Cleson, Vice President,Mary Agnew, Secre tary Treasurer, Kathleen Burns Deep water ff ini Compliments of Fada Radio and T V Service 2: . 3: V Susan Schaffer, Joelle Grant. JJ Row l Nancy Ritzman, Mary Gutzmer, Mandy Kirsch, Pat De Lisle, Annette Essock, Mary Agnew, Row 2 Bonnie Bidum, Carole Nechrony, Mary Pett, Barb West, Joan Kollwelter, Louise Travis, Randy Mason Row 3 Roberta Gehri, Nancie West, Jini Daggett, Sandy Barty, Linda Mikkelsen, Elmira Katie Coe, June Nechrony, Sigrid Wegner, Shirley Ankomeus, Miss Kehias, Carol Saunders, Carolee Ludtke Row l Nancy Ritzman, Carol Saunders, Mary Gutzmer, Sandy Barty, Bonnie Bishop Row 2 Nancy Ebbot, Rose Kirsch, Linda Mikkelsen, Mary Agnew, Jini Daggett, Randy Mason, Roberta Gehri Row 3 Nancy West, June Nechrony, Sigrid Wagner, Mandy Kirsch, Mary Ellen Pett, Joan Kollwelter, Barbara West, Katie Coe Compliments of Krahnke Rexall Drug Store cv ea gp Morgan, Nancy Ebbot, Rose Kirsch. Row h: Judy Ambcrn, Jie, 464006 Jia, 8,915 ,qoauQ6f ,L4f'd,df ,QQ QQAIZQQ -44.66 .302-zzqj L10 nba ow 096 sff 9 Yu S A 93606 X Compliments of The Smart Shop For memories of smiles, Of good times and of tears Present students and alumni, Thank you for your high school years Yes, memories fleeted through the minds of alumni and students on the night of Octo ber Zh, 1958, the climax to the activities of College High School's last homecoming The theme of the homecoming dance Whmewell Blues fit the general mood The gym itself spoke a sad farewell with manv shadesof blue decorat ing the walls Bud W1lbur'sOrchestra provided hours of dreamy dancing The traditional grand march ww hlghlighted by the crowning of the king and queen Don Gregoire, elected king by the football team, chose to reign over the dance with Linda Mik kelsen The crown bearers were Debbie Mikkel sen and Dougy Krohn Special recognition was given to the alumni attending the dance Mrs Updegraff, president of the Alumni Associa tim, read the names of those Alumni present Coming out onto the floor, they dana to the strains of a stanza of 'huld Lang Syne We have so much to remember--- Dreams we will never lose, But now, for a fleeting moment, We're together at FAREWELL BLUES. Compliments of R. R. De Lisle Insurance- 169,90 0 0 4 jhmecdff f .ifaaanvo Gov,-,f,e.,e.: QQ 9 2Q-1, ,JMCQQJ ,JCZJQJ F Cf The colors blue, green, and silver, pnr vided an excellent atmosphere for the 1958 unior Prom e theme nMidnight Mist To carry out the theme, the dance floor was decorated as a formal garden with a patio scene illuminated by green lights A pool and a fountain were spotlighted with blue Completing the decorations were a small hill and rose trellis the throne Prop erly adorning this were Queen Nancy Ritz man in a beautiful white floor length gown and King Louie Congdon in formal wear The crownbearers were Hillary Hughes and John Mills The girls in the court of honor were wearing pastel colored floor length formal dresses, and completed their ensemble with long white gloves The boys all wore white dinner jackets as part of their formal attire Music was provlded by Bob Shadd's Col legiates General chairmen of the dance QUEEN NANCY RITZMAN were Rick Meyer and Barb West Compliments of Whitewater Commercial and Savings Bank f 0 J . 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O I L 0 , I , I 1 , E f XK f' , 1 4 1 ' fic M' X 11. -, I L ' 1 A Ac 1 M - , , . ,, - . .A U I V -1 . . O Toots S is buying a tb for ner favorite fellow at Cnamberlain's Clothing Store, wnere sne knows that she will get the latest in styles .1 Pat D.and Tom W decided on the beautl lul flowers for tnefall dance at froem ming's Florist Shop Ketuw1g's Home Appllance Store has tle best records for any type of listenlng J1n1 D,Roberta G , and Nancj R declded 'E At tne Whitewater Oil Ou the Homecoming king and queen get the car checked-up before the big night At the De Mott's Coffee Cup Bonnie B , Nancf n , Joan K , and Llnda M select a tasty snack after tne show Modern Beauty Shop does a flne job on anv trpe of hair Jan Nest engoys hav ing her hair done there . . . . , 0 . 1 . I' .- 71 - K . . 1 L . A 'I V . , , n vu 4 u 0 V5 ' A . Y . , K V . Q 0 I1 . 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When the night comes for the big date Ronny T and Tom J go to Badgerland Co op to fill'Um car up so asnot to run out of gas at the wrong time Just recently a new store appeared on the corner ofMain and Center Streets Ear1's Pet Shop is a pleasing addition to our downtown district QP1cture not Availablej dm ff E The Goal Post is a popular place after school for Eloise T , Barb W , and Sandy B Service comes from Nancy R when going out toeat, these C H S girls patronize the Red Hen Inn T5 ' Carole N knows that a account at the First Citizens State handy at Christmas time and birthdays comes in Colette Beauty Salon X f . . Q A A. 'Il , 5-s I V1 V 3 , Q X I -- -! , nf 14 if 4 Wall ft!! Ng HE,f 1 ei 41' A I ff' V IN II R QOLLEGI XTR PRLN5 V N O Kansas C ry Mo L, S A x X 11 cm Q Q2 Pubkahers 4 Momfccm ers Yecrbocks -- Yecfbicw Cmefs X JWTGS + GVCQJCfwfU lq'WFNf,,4'TCC 'fV1 5 Fcctsry --- H3 Q rice i , . ,. ,v 4 ,f . k ,li . X' f ' :r, , J V . , , 1 A 5 ,Q ' - ,ia . 1' . , I - .- 4 K . 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