Whitewater High School - Aqualba Yearbook (Whitewater, WI)

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ozoboiuiuiuiuiod 'imnxtvimniuioimui:11031124xinioiuioinioit10101011 fi-ning: vi 1:1101 ,goto ' i l Q l ,N - g PEP CLUB 5 j ! i The Pep Club was organized last year to promote pep, good sportsmanship, and i school spirit. Every high school student was eligible for membership. The officers are E Dolores Chamberlain, president, Pat Fardy, vice president, and Donna Sherwood, secre- ! filfy-ffC21Sl.l1'CI'. 1 0:0 M1011 fa-1011111 The Pep Club paid for new blouses for the cheerleaders and arranged for bus trans- portation for the students to out of town football and basketball games. TI-IE CHEER LEADERS Top Row: N. lfztrdy, l'l. Miller, IC, Roe Sn-4-mid liuw: l'. lfardy, V, Ii0p:.'ez Hotlonl Row: D 1'lHllIlb1 l'lHlI!, ll, Sherwood, K. K'umminp:,'s, V. llulforcl, S. Smith Dolores Chamberlain, Donna Sherwood, Shirley Smith, Pat Fardy, Kay Cummings and Veronica Holford made up the A team of cheerleaders. The cheerleading outfit was changed this year by new blouses and the addition of little red hats. Several new yells were added to their collection. They at- tended the annual cheerleading banquet in Marengo in january. Liz Roe, Evelyn Miller, Nancy Fardy, Rosa Lou Stork, and Carla Regez handled the cheerleading for the B team games. l'zu.r0 TXX'0l1tQ'-l'll.fllt.

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GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Preridem ...... ........,..,,..... D iane Krejci Vice President . . . . , . Dolores Chamberlain Secretary ...,.. ,..,... P atricia Brown Treasurer .... . . , Marilyn Monn Adviser ..,, , . . Miss Kehrberg The Girls' Athletic Association started the year with the following slate of officers: President, Diane Krej- ci, Vice President, Dolores Chamberlain, Secretary, Patricia Brown and Treasurer, Marilyn Monn. Wlorking with the officers was the new adviser, Miss Rachel Kehrberg. After the initiation of many new members the next big event sponsored by the G. A. A. was the Homecom- ing dance October 13th. In the autumn setting of Shine On, Harvest Moon the couples danced to the music of Bud Wilbur's orchestra. Some of the sports played during the year were: hockey, volleyball, basketball, badminton, shuffleboard, deck tennis, and baseball. The G. A. A. Gingham Ball this year was on May 4th and on May 9th the annual G. A. A. Banquet was held winding up a successful year. l':lu'1' 'Vwvnt y-si-vi n

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CL Nlllllfiillt-Z' tlsfet to liipfhtj: Coach Crummey. li. Smith, D. Shumftn, H. Hoossel, K. Schonnko U. l'iopi-r, .L Larson, H. Ambrose, R. Shumnn, li. Stevenson Seated: J. Mi-Col'd. J. Suby, J. Fethersttm, Ii. Sherwood, J. Adsit, S. Ambrose. D. Kelley, J. Uoleiimli. lt. Mus-kie. ld. Duerst, XV. l4 :u'dy OFFICERS Prwiclewzl . . . ....,. . . . Bill Fardy Vice President ..... . Bob Stevenson Secrefuzry - Treasurer . . . . Harry Ambrose Acivifer ......... . . Mr. Crummey At their first meeting of the year the W-Club elected Bob Stevenson as vice president and Hariy Ambrose as secretary-treasurer. Bill Fardy, last year's vice president, automatically became president according to W- Club rules. Mr. Crummey again took the post of adviser. The club began working immediately. The first proiect undertaken was taking movies of football games. Three games were photographed and the films used as an aid for the football team. In order to raise money to defray expenses for the films the W-Club sold hot dogs and coffee at home games. ln November the club sold pencils with our basketball schedule printed on them. The pencils sold well. ln February the club held an informal get together for the football squad and their fathers. Movies of the games were shown an.l coffee and doughnuts served. The club is now in the process of streamlining the athletic award system. Some progress is being made but the going is tough. Any changes will not be effective until next year. Page Twenty-nine