Whitewater High School - Aqualba Yearbook (Whitewater, WI)

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CL SS UF 19 4 'FUI' GROUP - l,l4llf'T Tfbl' GliOl'l' -- HHTHT Top Row: ll. Williams, VV. lteivh. .l. Rowe, XV. Top Row: ll. Hurley. lil. .llalt-onih, lt, Davis, ll lilavdow, J. K0ttel'hap,'i-n, J. Sal1ei'lmer9:,' Crainp, G. Markliani Sw-mini Row: M. Ellis, li. Lent. J. Sherman, R. Sei-ond Row: K. l'Ulllll'll. ll. Truxlvr. K. Klein, I ldln-rt, S. Sa-hwvmnier. R. Grant SU'ik0, W. .Ii-we-Il, li. Hit-lu-y, K. lilzunvs Bottom Ilow: Y. Suliy, F. Gl'o:4Skr0utZ, D. Tucker. llottoln Row: ll. Sullivan, I., l lm'rlu-. XV. l i-tlwl l.. Grosski'vutz, J. Klilt-Y stun, Ii, Johnson, ll. Arnold, l,. Klitzlu- lill'I'TUM GROUP - IJGIVT BOTTOM GIi0l'l' - RIGHT Top Row: XV. Findlay. N. XVesti'ii-lc, R. Payntor. Top Row: K. lmin, ll. Part, R. Soi-wi-ll. I.. Rin-dr J. Ki-niston, J. Ilidriksvn. N. l'apr-kv li. Miner Svi-ond Row: I.. il1llik1'lSlll1,H,SlUlt.ll,J.l':dl2,'llHJ,'t0ll, For-ond Row: ll. Munn. J. Alnrlilizuii, .l. Ste-ig, X J. Cox liruwn, l'. ltuluff llottoni How: M. Timm, M. S4-lionztth. ll. lligolow, llottoin Row: N. l urdy,l1. Y2llHl4'l'Vt'l'll, li. lnlvlmlu S. 'l'l'lIlll1lll, A. .lamii-son V. liA'k1'l'. l '. Vvnsc. IC. Nlillvl' The 1950 freshman class entered City High with sixty-one members. This was the smallest enrollment in years. With Mr. Buckingham and Mr. Thayer as advisers they elected joe Ketterhagen president, john Sauerberg vice president, and Nancy Fardy secretary and treasurer. Representing them on the student council were Karen Eames, Evelyn Miller, and Dean Tucker as regular representatives with Bruce johnson and Howard Cramp as vice repre- sentatives. Members of the class took part in band, chorus, choir, G. A. A., F. F. A., and F. H. A. Marian Ellis, Karen Coburn, and Evelyn Miller formed a vocal trio and sang at the spring music festival and various assemblies and programs. The freshman float won third place in the Homecoming parade. I'ugv Sixteen

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I STUDENT COUNCIL V-ACTIVITIES Ire-ft to Riprhtz Mr. C'1:'riott, l'. Reese, H. Ambrose-, lb. Iiaker. .I. Russell. S. Hengen, IG. Miller. ll, 'Fur-ker, D, Trivbold, .l. Us-thke-, K. Harm-s, Ir. Shuman, J. Krahn, .l. Adsit, XY. Peterson The Student Council began this year with the election of John Adsit as president, Harry Ambrose vice president, Donna Baker secretary, and jerry Krahn, treasurer Various projects undertaken during the year by the Council included setting up an organized noon hour program, selling school supplies to the student body, putting up pictures of City High athletic teams in the hall, locker inspections, and the sponsoring of assembly programs. The Council became affiliated with State and National Student Council organizations and members of the Council accompanied by Mr. Bjorge attended the state convention held in Milwaukee. Some of the problems arising among the student body and settled by the Council were the regulations concerning mixer prices and the choosing of the Homecoming Court. Also, as a result of Council action, a committee was set up to choose a report card more satisfactory to students, parents, and faculty. Another committee was created to take charge of revising the student handbook. To promote better student-faculty relations a meeting was held with the faculty to discuss matters that had arisen in which either group had some complaint. The meeting was felt to have been a success and a step toward better understanding between faculty and students. Mixers were sponsored during the year to raise funds for the Council and a free mixer was sponsored for the Mass Band students. The council was asked to help with the planning of activities for teen-agers during Christmas vacation and Council members helped in carrying out these activities. Student Council pins were purchased this year and will be the property of the Council to be passed on to future members. Page Eighteen