Whitewater High School - Aqualba Yearbook (Whitewater, WI)

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SENIOR CLASS PLAY 'GY0u Canit Take It With Youa' by Moss Hart and George Kaufman The Cast The Senior Class play was presented on March li. The comedy, You Can't Take lt Witlm You by Moss Hart and George Kaufman was presented under the direction of Mrs. H. Leney, jr. The cast is as follows: Penelope Sycamore . , Essie . .. , Rheba , A Paul Sycamore , Mr. De Pinna A Ed a.... Donald.,,,..,,, .. Martin Vanderhof Alice ,......i,. Dorothy Mullcs Daphne Henger. Marjorie Scharine , Edward Coleman , , . Paul Rekstad . . . Roger Earle Edward Gruetzman . Robert McCauley , . . Audrey Berg Henderson , . Tony Kirby ..,. Boris Kolenkhov Gay Wellington Mr. Kirby .... Mrs. Kirby , i . Three Men . . . Olga . . ., jack Cummings ., . Richard Arnold james O'Connor .. Nancy Fowler . Don Piper .. Nancy Bogie , . . . Ray Harmon Robert Krahn john Tuinstra Mary Ann Froemming Papro Twenty-five

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FORENSICS DEBATE DECLAMATORY ORATORY DRAMATICS The 1943-49 Debaters Left to Right: K. VVolt'e, N, Sauerberg. D. Hill, Miss Kanable, R. McCauley, E. Rye, l'. Rekstad, tNot Pictured, D. Mulksj DEBATE The 1949 debate squad of City High under the guidance of Miss Kanable gained much valuable experience and had a very enjoyable season. The question was Resolved: That the United Nations should now be rivised into a federal world government. Several debates were held with the College High, and on january 15 the team traveled to jeffer- son to participate in a five-school tournament there where it won five of its six debates. The season was concluded by a round of debates given as the program for various civic groups and clubs. FORENSICS The general forensic program, which is the spring speech activity of Whitewater City High School, had a rather large number of participants this year. The local elimination contest was held March 17. The two winners in each activity then were en- titled to participate in the league contest, this year at Whitewater on March 24. judges from the Uni- versity of Wisconsin selected winners from the five schools represented to go on to the district contest. Extemporaneous reading and dramatic declamations were coached by Mrs. McCully. Orations, four-minute speeches, and humorous declamation were coached by Miss Kanable. Page Twenty-fo ur

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1- f R E or Q ou. QU , FARMERS Qigwll 5 AMERIC .lvol '. Q9 . '?i -to b 6 IL! 6 I Top Row: K. Schlitz, J. Vanderlip, J. McCord, VV. l l'l't IIl2Ll1, G. Markham, J. Tuinstru, Ii. Earle, LtTotten, l.. 'Posse-ne Second Row: R. Kruse, J. Larson, R. Shuman, J. Krahn, D. Smith, L. Schwabv, li. Papcke, D. Smith, J. Russell, D. Rostowfski, M. Taylor, W. Saxv Third Row: R. McCulloch, A. Sweno, L. Sherman, VV. Wiedenholf, J. Lazzeroni, K. Ander- sen, lf, Dow, K. Rowley, R. Walton, K. Wutke, li, Krahn, Mr. NVys0 Bottom Row: IT. Markham, D. Roe, R. BQrf.t, Il. Shuman, IJ. Meyer, R. Rov, ll. l'apc'kv, A. Rice, J. Coleman, D. Chapman, W. Wright Prexidenz .... .. Robert Krahn Vice-Prefident .. . Russell Papcke Secretary .... .. john Tuinstra Treaxurer . ..... Roger Earle Reporter .. .. Robert McCulloch Advifer . , ,. John C. Wyse Page Twenty-six