Whitewater High School - Aqualba Yearbook (Whitewater, WI)

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LIBRARY CL B Standing: N, Ambrose, Mrs, Km-hu, Ii, Siu-l'w4.od, l'. Iizlwvs Seated: Miss Kostka. IB. llnlivr, N. Sz1ilm'lw1'p.L' OFFICERS Preiidem . . . . Vice Prefident . . . , Secretary .... Treamrer . . . .,.. . . . . . Adzfi.rer.r . . . . Mrs. Kuehn This has been the Library Clubs second year of existence. , . Donna Baker Dola Fetherston . . . . Pat Hawes , Bob Sherwood and Miss Kostka As an organization it has continued to help the librarian and improve the library. Raising funds to buy fifteen new books for the library has been one of the club's major projects. The members raised money through a candy sale and a dance. A special book plate for these books was designed by one of the members and was inserted in each book purchased by the club. Library Club members have acted as library aides and have helped in the running of the library dur- ing the school day. Page Twi-nty-th1'ov

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CITY HI-Y OFFICERS Preiideizt ..., , Harry Ambrose Vice Preyiderzt ..., Bob Stevenson Secretary .,... .... j ohn Adsit Treararer ....,, , Eugene Duerst Sergeant-At-Army , . Dale Kelley Program Chairman . , Harold Hoessel Ad1'i.fcr . ,....,. ., . .,.. . . Mr. Miller At their first meeting of the year the Hi Y elected their officers for the year. Harry Ambrose was elected president, Bob Stevenson vice president, john Adsit secretary, Eugene Duerst treasurer, Dale Kelley sergeant- at-arms, and Harold Hoessel program chairman. They took office immediately. In the fall the members got a day off from school and got a bonfire together for the Homecoming pep rally. They also announced the Homecoming game over a P. A. system. Harold Hoessel was the announcer. A basketball program was sold by the members at home games. It contained a picture of the team and the heights and weights of the members. During the winter the annual banquet for the installation of new members was held in the Home Eco- nomics rooms. Each boy brought a dish. New members were installed. They had been informally initiated during the fall. The Hi-Y will have a jazz band in the Student Council Talent Show and hopes to put on a movie mixer. l'ap.:v Twenty-two

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L.. Jiaaewuca , , , 236618 1 1 1 DEBATE TEAM lim-lt Row: M. Morin, l'. Si-hultz, N, Sztliel'lwri:.', ll. lialtviz S. Iirivse- lfi-ont Row: lil. lim-, Y. Ilolford, i', l,iidt-mutt. Miss Kostku. I.. llyltvi' Again this year a strong forensic program was offered to students of City High. The purpose of forensics is not to hold contests or to give awards. It is to provide educational experiences through which students may develop their abilities to think, to discriminate, and to express themselves. individually and as members of a group. Early in the year students interested in debate began their work. The question studied was Re- solved: That the American People Should Reject a Welfare State. The team chosen to go to the district tournament was composed of Norma Sauerberg, Marilyn Monn, Carol Ludeman, and Veronica 1-lolford. The tournament was held February 3 at Wisctmnsin High School in Madison. Our team won three de- bates out of six. The rest of the forensics program was carried on into the late winter and spring with twelve con- testants being selected to represent us at the Watertcmwn district meet. Five of these contestants receivegl A ratings entitling them to go to the league contest at Ft. Atkinson. Mrs. Kuehn, Miss Kostka, and several cadets acted as the coaches for the various forensic events. I':iA4i- Twe-nfy-foili'