Whitewater High School - Aqualba Yearbook (Whitewater, WI)

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PUBLISHING THE AQUALBA WAS THEIR IGB standing: R. Roe, E. Karay, E. Hartmann. J. Underwood, J. Kuxz D. Saxe, E. Loughead, H. Wiley, J. Russell, D. Chamberlain, N. Paynter, J. Cornish, D. Shuman Seated: Miss Maerzke, S, Dornacher, D. Enright, K. Cummings, N. Schoellkopf, U. Sher- wood, V. Holford With the end of each school year comes the annual book, the Aqualba, put out by the senior class. In it there are the memories of the year which for some has passed all too quickly, for others, slowly. Whichever it was, fast or slow, we the staff hope, that your memories are captured here in picture and story in such a way that they will live on for all time. More appreciation than can be written on paper goes to Miss Maerzke, our adviser, for her help in editing our book. Also many thanks go to ntunerous others who helped make the 1952 Aqualba Dolores Chamberlain, Nancy Paynter, what it is. The staff is as follows: Editor-in-chief . . .... Nancy Schoellkopf Assistants joan Russell, Gene Odaff Bnrinerf Staff Donna Sherwood Assistants john Underwood Clan Editor . Kay Cummings Assistant Janice Kutz Organizations Donna Enright Assistant Esther Hartmann Athletic: . . . David Shuman Assistant Roger Roe Calendar . . . Veronica Holford Assistants Emagene Loughead, Eileen Karay, Joyce Cornish Typirtr .... Shirley Dornacher Assistants Harriet Wiley, Dorothy Saxe Adviser . , Miss Maerzke Page Seventeen

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The GRO PS FROM THE ANNEX EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS Preriiieiiz - William Ambrose Vice Pifefidenz - Richard Reese Sec.-Treaf. - jack Shroble 'lop Row: R. Foote, P. Hillerman, M. Trewyn, D. Beck, LTBEZ, Adviser H. Rabenhorst, J. Stultz, P. llosshard Second Row: T. she-ahah, s. rifaxlpr, s. Millard, B. Phelps, s. Grays, MISS CAI-IILL L. Enright, B. Meyer, F. Fuerstenberg Third Row: VV. Schinke, D. Pieper, G. Garriott, B. Lackey, D. Sauerberg, G. Coleman, M. Doherty FOUVU1 ROW! C- MCQuil1in, N. Coburn, P. Pritchett, J. Rockwell S. Hollman, P. Coxe, L. Kierman, S. Grosskreutz Bottom Row: H. Reese, VV. Ambrose, J. Shroble MIXED SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS Piferisieiiz - Dale Sullivan Vice Pifericieiif - Roger Anderson Secifeiary - Charmaine Snyder Ti'eizrin'ei' - Leroy Vohs Adviser MRS. GRAVES 'lop liow: L. Yohs, C. Snyder, li. Ankomeus, D, Kayser, R. Henschel, IC. llrokmeier, K. VVolfe Second Row: D. Husher, R. Traxler, R. Anderson, C. Butgereit li. Anderson, IJ. Sullivan, L. Meyers Third Row: F. Krumweide, R. Schrank, H, Becker, D. Root, M. XValton R, Krance, C. Snyder, A. llrokmeier, D. Coulton Bottom Row: S. Fisher. L, Majevvski, R. Mould, D. Douglas, IG. Harreid F, Richards, M, Ifllphiek, R. Vlfest 1 y 1 SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS Piferideiii - Jack Albrecht Vice Prefiiieiil - Ann Kearns Sec.-Tram. - Steve Moksnes Adviser M ISS ERICKSON Top Row: S. Marshall, S. Molcsnes, A. I-licks, W, Valentine, J. Dehler C. Rcgez, l', Trewyn, M. llennes , Second How: Li. Millard, J. Bosshard, K. Jacobs, ld. Hansen, C. Stelter .l. Ferguson, L. Meisner, I'. Iilichmiller Third Row: R. Larson, J. Howland, M. Laabs, A. Kearns, D. Klug, J. Swan, M. Stevenson, J. Bisbce, J, Albrecht Bottom Row: A. Shoemaker, M. Miles, J. Wiedenhoeft, L. Dornacher Ii. Edwards, C. Catania, D. Tentcher 1

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THEY TRACK DOWN THE NEWS - CITY HI LINE TAFE I CITY HIGH LINE Top Row: N. Wilbur, S. Stahnke, P. Fardy, E. Lroughead, D. Enright, N. Fardy, J. Kutz, D. Saxe, N. Paynter, E. Karay, L. Ryker, J. Utter, V. I-Iolford Second Row: J. Ferguson, H. VVi1ey, F. Coleman, S. Ambrose, R. Brock, R. Douglas, L. Mason, B. Pollock, P. McKenzie Third Row: M. Sehonath, K, Eames, M, VVutke, WV. Jewell, I. Sherman, M. Ardelt, J. Did- riksen, M. Monn, E. Roe, J. Russell, S. Dornacher, K. Cummings, J, Sikorski Seated: IJ. Bethke, B. Paynter, D. Shuman, W. Peterson, D. Chamberlain, V. Wilken, D. Sherwood, N. Schoellkopf, Mr. Hauser The first edition of the City High Line was issued to the student body on Sep- tember 29, 1951. From then on it was distributed monthly throughout the school year, free of charge. f With Dolores Chamberlain as editor and Virginia Wilken and Wally Peterson as assistant editors, and Mr. Marvin Hauser as adviser, the newspaper went through another successful year, improving with each issue printed. Included in every issue were news, gossip, interviews, teacher news, humor, sports, announcements, and activities. This year the staff employed a new system of producing the paper. The ad- vanced typing class took over the actual production. Each student was responsible for the mimeographing of one page. This plan seemed to work well, both in experience which it offered the typists and in the promptness with which the paper appeared each month. ' Page Eighteen