Whitewater High School - Aqualba Yearbook (Whitewater, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1955 volume:

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Page Two High School Principal and Social Studies Adviser to Student Council anti Senior Class Office Secretary MRS. NORENE NELSON A LlZEIt'l'A CH HISTEN University of Wisconsin, II. S. Mathematics JAMES CRUMMEY University of Wisconsin, M. S. Physical Education and Coach Adviser to W Club NANCY L. DUPUIS fit. Scholastic-a, ll. A. English, Speech Adviser to Sophomore Class FRANCES EBERT LaCrosse State College, B. S. Physical Education Adviser G.A.A., Cheerleaders, and Noon Hour Activities GRETCHEN A. ENGELHARD University of Wisconsin, B. S. Art Education Adviser to Junior Class KENDALL A. FINGER Whitewater State College, Il. E. Business Education, Adviser to City High Line and F.I3.L.A. WILLIAM L. HALL Whitewater State College, ll. E. Science Adviser to Junior Class AIQTIIUR JENSEN University of Wisconsin, B. S. Agriculture Adviser to F.F.A. and Young Farmers ltU'l'Il C. MAEIIZILE Carroll College, II. A. Latin, English, Library Adviser to Aqualba Staff GENEVA MARKING LaCrosse State College, ll. S. English Adviser to Senior Class and Class Play S. E. MEAIZ, U. S. A., RET. University of Wisconsin, B. M. lland Adviser to Sophomore Class DOROTI-l'Y MYDLANIJ St. Olaf College, II. A. Vocal Music - . Standing: Miss Wintermantel, Mr. Crurnmey, Miss Dupuis, Mr. Novak, Miss Schuster, Mr. Finger, Mr. Hall Seated: Miss Engelhard, Miss Maerzke, Miss Mark- ing, Mr. Tilleson, Mr. Jensen, Miss Christen, Miss Ebert, Miss Mydland IZENEDICT J. NOVAK Whitewater State College, Il. E. Mathematics, Chemistry Adviser to Sophomore Class JACK PUFFER LaCrosse State College, B. S. History Adviser to Freshman Class JANE SCHUSTER Luther College, Il. A. History and Social Studies Adviser to Freshman Class PAUL E. TILLESON Stout Institute, B. IQ. Industrial Arts Coach for Baseball and ll team Basketball SIIIIILEY WINTERMANTEL University of Wisconsin, B. S. Home Economics Adviser to F.H.A. Page Three E IOR CLASS OFFICERS BECKER, ARNOLD C. Transferred from Hamilton High School, Hamilton, N. Y., as a freshman Basketball 1 Football 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3 Golf 3, 4 W Club 3, 4 Pres. 4 Student Council 3 Pres. 3 Prom Court 3 Homecoming Court 4 Spade 3 Class Pres. 4 CHURCH, - JEANNETTE KAY GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus l, 3 FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4 City High Line 3, 4 Aqualba 4 FNC 3, 4 Class Play 4 Homecoming Court 4 Prom Queen 3 Band 1, 2, 3 A Y Student Council 1, 2 Cheerleader l, 4 Class Sec. 2, 4 STONE, GARY KEITH Student Council 1 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 3 Track 2 Homecoming Court 4 Prom Court 3 Mixed Chorus l XV Club 2, 3, 4 1 Class Vice Pres. 4 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sent. 3 SCHULTZ, JANICE ANN GAA l, 2, 3. 4 FNC 3, 4, Treas. 3 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Rep. 2 Mixed Chorus 3 Girls' Chorus 2, 3 FBLA 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4 Aqualba 4 City High Line 2, 3, 4 Prom Court 3 Class Play 4 Class Treas. 4 THEIR STORY SENIOR MEMORIES One hundred eager and bright-eyed freshmen en- tered the halls of Whitewater City High on September 4, 1951. Our first officers were Bernard Brlodeau, president, Mary Ann Shroble, vice president, Patricia Honohan, secretary, and Judy Moksnes, treasurer. Rep- resentng our class on the Student Council were Jean erte Church, Judy Moksnes, James Fisher, Robert Un- derwood, and Gary Stone with Bernard Bilodeau and James Christbaum serving as alternates. To become better acquainted with each other, we held a Christ- mas party in December for the members of the class Miss Billings and Mr. Thayer served as our first advisers. Our sophomore year found us still quite an eager but a somewhat more quiet t??J group. The girls seemed to have had the upper hand even though the boys outnumbered them two to one as we elected Pa- Page Four tricia Honohan, president, Judy Moksnes, vice presi- dent, Jeannette Church, secretary, and Patricia Vannoy, treasurer. Sherrill Peterson, Patricia Honohan. Jean- nette Church, James Fisher, and Bernard Bilodeau were our representatives on the Student Council. Our ad- visers for the year were Miss Maerzke and Mr. Hall. The Junior Prom, one of our class's biggest events, was held May 14 with Don Scott's Orchestra. The theme Dancing in the Dark was finally chosen after much discussion. The decorations were in different shades of blue contrasting with white which carried out our theme. The highlight of the dance came when King Robert Underwood crowned his Queen, Jeannette Church. Ten couples were selected from the class to serve on the Prom Court. Miss Engelhard and Mr. Puffer were our very capable advisers. Patricia Honohan and Bernard Bilodeau were se- QContinued on Page 407 BERGER, RONALD G FBl.A 2, 4 Debate 2 Hi Y l BIGELOXV. SUSAN PHYLLIS FHA 1, 2 FNC 4 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 3, 4 GAA I, 2 3. 4 Aqualba 4 City High Line 3, 4 BILODEAU, BERNARD CHARLES Student Council l, 2, 3, 4 Pres. 4 FBLA l, 2, 3, 4 Vice Pres. 3 Pres. 4 W Club 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Prom Court 3 Homecoming Court 4 Forensics l, 2, 4 City High Line l, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 4 Football I, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Aqualba 4 Badger Boys' State 3 Class Pres. l BOLTZ, KENLYN MARY Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Pres. 4 GAA 2, 3, 4 FBLA 3, 4 FHA 4 City High Line 4 Aqualba 4 FNC 4 Class Play 4 BOYD, HELEN JOYCE GAA l FHA 1 CHARLES, ROSE'MARlE GAA 2, 3, 4 FNC 3, -4 FBLA l, 2, 3 Band l, Z, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2 CHRIST BAUM, JAMES RUSSELL Football l, 2, 3, 4 Track l, 2 Baseball 3, 4 Prom Court 3 Homecoming Court 4. FFA 3, 4 XV Club 4 Student Council l COLEMAN, JAMES LAWRENCE Football l, 2, 3, 4 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 XV Club 4 CONNELL, ROBERTA ANN Mixed Chorus 4 COXE, GERALD JAMES Football l, Z FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Reporter Baseball l 4 Page Five Page Six DOHERTY, RONALD LEE Hi Y I, 2, 3 FFA l, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 4 Baseball I Basketball 3 DOUGLAS, KENNETH BRUCE Football l, Z, 3, 4 W Club 4 Homecoming Court 4 EDWARDS, PATTI ANN Transferred from LaSalle Peru, LaSalle, Ill., as a junior GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 FBLA 3 Class Play 4 Homecoming Court 4 City High Line 4 Girls' Chorus 1 FERO, RICHARD FISHER, JAMES PAUL Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 2 Hi Y 2, 3, Sec. 2 Class Play 4 W Club 3, 4 Prom Court 3 Student Council 1, 2, 3 Treas. 2 GAILLORETO, MARLENE ANN GAA 2, 3, 4 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Treas. 2, Pres. 3 Class Play 4 FNC 3 Aqualba 4 FBLA 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3 Prom Court 3 City High Line 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2 Spoon 3 Color Guard 4 Massed Choir 4 GERKE, FRANK FREDRICK Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Hi Y 2, 3 Football 2 Massed Choir 2, 3 FBLA l, 2 Track 4 GRANT, JERRY ALLEN FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Sent. 4 FBLA 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3 Class Play 4 HACKETT, RICHARD ALLYN Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Hi Y 3 W Club 4 HAGEN, MYRNA AMELIA GAA 1 FHA 1 FBLA 2, 3, 4 Class Play 4 HANSON, ROGER EUGENE, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 5, 4, Massed Choir 4: Football 1, 3, 4, W Club 3, 43 Homecoming Court 4, Class Play 4, Track 4. HART, ROMELLA RUTH, Transferred from Baraboo High School as a sophomore, Girls' Chorus I. 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, FNC 3, 4, FHA 3, GAA 53 Prom Court 3: Homecoming Court 4, Class Play 4, Forensics 2, fi, City High Line 3, 4, Massed Choir 3, 4, Aqualba 4. HARTMANN, GERALD LELAND, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 5, 4, Treas. 4, Band I, 2, Basketball I, 2, Golf I, 2, Hi Y I, 2, 5, Massed Choir 3, FBLA 3, Baseball 4, Track I, Z, Class Play 4. HEYSE, MARVIN RAYMOND, FFA I, 2, 5, 4, Base- ball 2, S, Track I. HOENE, SHIRLEY ANN, Transferred from College High as a junior, GAA 2, 5, 4, Homecoming Queen 2, Massed Choir I, Cheerleading I, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, Z, 3, 4, Sec, 4, Drum Majorette 1, Home- coming Court I, 4, FNC 4, City High Line 3, 4, Class Play 4, FBLA 4. HONOHAN, PATRICIA ANN, Band I, 2. 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, FHA I, 2. 3, 4, Vice Pres. 5, Pres. 4, GAA I, 2, 5, 4, Sec. 2, City High Line I 2, 3, 4, Editor 4, Student Council 2, Prom Court 31 Badger Girls' Stare 5, Homecoming Court 4, For- ensics 2, 5, 4, FNC 5, 4, Vice Pres, 3, Pres. 4, FBLA 2, Aqualba 4, Class Play 4, Girls' Chorus 2, Massed Band 4, Massed Choir 4, Class Sec. I, Pres. 2. KAMENICK, LAVERNE, Transferred from Laona High School, Laono, Wis., as a junior. KAYSER, KENNETH ANDREW, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 5, 4, Prom Court 5, W Club 2, 3, 4, Hi Y 5, Sarg. 3. KEARNS, JANE MARIE, Band I, 2, Choir I, Z, For- ensics 2, FHA I, 5, FBLA 2, 4, GAA I, 2, 3. KEMPF, HOWARD WALTER, Transferred from Proviso High School, Maywood, Illinois, as a junior. Basketball I, Z, 3. 4, Football 4, Baseball 3, 4, Home- coming Court 4, W Club 4. I Page Seven KRAMER, DOROTHY ANN, GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 FNC 3, 43 Girls' Chorus lg Forensics 43 FBLA 2, 33 Class Play 43 Aqualba 43 City High Line 2, 3, 4. LANE, JACK MARSHALL, Basketball 1, Football l, Zz Baseball I, 2, 3, 43 Track 33 Hi Y 1, 43 Prom Court 3. LICHTHARDT, MARIE E., GAA 3, 43 FNC 4g Mixed Chorus 43 Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3, 43 Massed Choir 4. MCCABE, FRANCIS PATRICK, Transferred from St. Andrews, Delavan, as a sophomore, Basketball l, 2, 33 Golf 43 FBLA 3, 4. MCKENZIE, DEAN RONALD, Transferred from Peotone High School, Peotone, Ill., as a sophomore, Football 33 Basketball 2, 33 Golf 3. MESKE, LAUREN MESSNER, CELINE THERESE, Band l, 2, 3, 4g Massed Band 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 23 City High Line 2, 33 GAA I, 2, 3, 43 FNC I, 2, 3, 43 Forensics 2, 4. MEYER, DUANE ELDON, Class Play 4, Band 1, 2g Baseball 3. MILLS, KATHRYN JOAN, Transferred from West Liberty High School, West Liberty, West Virginia, as a sophomore Girls' Chorus 1, 2g Mixed Chorus 1, 43 Forensics 23 GAA 2, 3, 43 FBLA 23 FNC 33 FHA 3, 4, Treas. 43 City High Line 2, 3, 4, Sr. Ed. 43 Class Play 43 Band 3, 43 Color Guard 2, 3, 43 Massed Choir 43 Class Vice Pres. 3. MOKSNES, JUDITH KRISTINE, Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4g Majorette 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Play 43 FHA 1, 23 GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Prom Court 33 Home- coming Court 3, 43 Student Council lg City High Line 1, 2, 3, 4, Art Ed. 43 Forensics 43 Massed Band 43 Massed Choir 4g Class Treas. 1, Vice Pres. 2g Aqualba Co-Editor 4. Page Eight MROZ, BASIL FARNHAM Band l, 2, 3, 4 Choir l Forensics 2 Massed Band 4 Visual Aids 1, 2, 3, 4 NELSON, SHERRY LEE Transferred from Crown Point High School, Crown Point, Ind., as a sophomore GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Rep. 3 FBLA 3 FNC 3, 4 City High Line 3 Class Play 4 Prom Court 3 Cheerleader 3 Class Sec. 3 NOWAK, ROBERT LEE FBLA 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3 PAPCKE, JACK PAYN TER. ROBERT WILLIAM Football l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3 Hi Y 2, 3 W Club 2, 3, 4 FFA 1 Homecoming King 3, Court 4 Prom Court 3 FBLA 3 Student Council 4 PETERSON, SHERRILL ANN Band l, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4 FNC 3, 4 GAA l, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 2 Prom Court 3 Massed Band l, 2, 3, 4 Massed Choir 4 City High Line 2, 3 PHELPS, RUTH IRENE GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 2 Vice Pres, 3, Pres. 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4 FBLA 2, 3 FNC 3 Aqualba 4 Prom Court 3 Class Treas. 3 PRATT, MAXINE JOAN GAA l, 2, 3, 4 FNC 4 FHA 1, 4 City High Line 4 Aqualba 4 FBLA 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 3 Girls' Chorus 3, 4 Band 1 Class Play 4 REBENSTORF, SHIRLEY ANN GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 FHA 4 4 City High Line 3, 4 Aqualba 4 FBLA l, 2 FNC 4 RIEDEL, ROBERT ALLEN FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Page Nine Page Ten RILEY, DONOVAN WILSON Transferred from Regis High School Eau Claire, Wis., as a junior W Club 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3 Class Play 4 Student Council 4, Vice Pres. 4 Prom Court 3 Homecoming Court 4 RITSEMA, NANCY ANN FBLA 1, 2, 4 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3 Homecoming Court 4 Massed Choir 4 ROLOFF, DAVID ROWLAN D, GERALD LEE Transferred from Rochelle High School, Rochelle, Ill., as a freshman FBLA 2, 3 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3 SCHARINE, DONALD HERMAN FFA I, 2, 3, 4 FBLA 2, 4 Class Play 4 SCHARINE, RICHARD G. FFA 1, Z, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Band I Forensics 3 Class Play 4 Homecoming Court 4 Baseball 4 W Club 4 SCHINKE. LORRAINE ELAINE Mixed Chorus 1 FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4 Homecoming Court 4 City High Line 4 SHROBLE, MARY ANN FHA I GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Color Guard 4 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3 City High Line 2, 3, 4 News Ed. 4 Aqualba Co-Editor 4 Class Play 4 Forensics 2, 3 Debate 3 Massed Band 4 Class Vice Pres. 1 SMITH, PAUL GORDEN FFA I, 2, 3, 4 SOCWELL, PATRICIA ANNE 4 GAA l, 2, 3, 4 FBLA I Class Play 4 l STANLEY, DAVID DALE, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Court 4, W Club 2, 3, 4, Hi Y 3, Vice Pres. 3. STEIG, GORDON STELTER, JANET ALICE, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, FBLA 1, 2, 3, Prom Court 3, Homecoming Court 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, City High Line 3, Aqualba 4. STEVENSON, JAMES A., Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Football 2, Manager 3, W Club 4, FBLA I, Class Play 4, City High Line 2, 3. STRADINGER, DONNA RAE, FNC 2, 3, 4, FBLA l, 2, 4, Girls' Chorus l, 2, City High Line 4. STROUD, JENNIE RUTH, FNC 4, FHA l, 2, 3, FBLA 3, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, City High Line 3, 4, Aqualba 4. SWENO, HOXVARD C., Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, Baseball 4, Track 2, 3, Student Council 3, FFA 1,2 , 3, 4, Pres. 4, Band l. TAYLOR, RONALD LEE, FFA l, 2, 3, 4, SCC. 4, FBLA 4, Baseball l: Class Play 4. TREWYN, ELROY ARTHUR, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, Homecoming Court 4. TUCKER, WAYNE ELRY, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4, Track 3, 4, W Club 3, 4, FBLA 3, Homecoming King 4. Page Eleven UGLOW, KRISTIN ANN FBLA 1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 GAA 2, 3, 4 Page Twelve UNDERWOOD, ROBERT HAROLD Football 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Golf l, 2, 3, 4 W Club 3, 4 Sec.-Treas. 4 Band l Student Council l, 4 Prom King 3 FBLA I, 3 Hi Y I, 2, 3 Baseball 3 Class Pres. 3 VANCE, VANCE, ILENE MARIE DARREL DUANE Transferred from Wal- Football 3 worth High School as FBLA 2, 3, 4 a sophomore Hi Y 3 FNC 3 Baseball 2, 3, 4 GAA 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 1, Treas. 1 FBLA 3 Class Play 4 FHA 4 VANNOY, WICKINGSON, WILLIAMS, ROBERT PATRICIA ANN ROBERT DUANE FBLA 3 FBLA l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1 Badger Boys' State 3 FNC 4 Football 1, 2, 3 Class Play 4 GAA 2, 3, 4 Baseball l FHA 4 Track 3 Girls' Chorus 2, 4 Class Play 4 City High Line 3, 4 Aqualba 4 Class Treas. 2 TOP GROUP Back Row: W. Ambrose, T. Sheehan, J Langley, D. Pieper Second Row: B. Blum, R. Rabenhorst, R Foote, B. Bosshard, M. L. Trewyn J. Stultz Third Row: R. Shoppe, S. Wolfe, D. Bun- nell, P. Coxe, S. Drays, S. Swan, J Shroble Front Row: D. Douglas, S. Krohn, J Rockwell, S. Grosskreutz, R. West L. Kiernan SECOND GROUP Back Row: D. Kayser, J. Fuerstenberg' C. But ereit R. Sauerber' P. Kitz: 2' , 8, man, H. Waga Second Row: R. Traxler, R. Schrank, K. Wolfe, C. Snyder, W. Schinke, D. Sulli- van Front Row: B. Rohloff, N. Coburn, B Schoephoerster BOTTOM ROW Back Row: L. Vohs, W. Bethke, J. Stumpner, A. Buckholz, M. Doherty Second Row: L. Oldenburg, J. Erdman, S. Hollman, B. Phelps, B. Shadler, l'. Hillerman Third Row: R. Reese, S. Thompson, L Uhe, L. Enright, S. Traxler, L. VVegl ner, H. Reid Front Row: P. Kulinski, P. Mitchell, S. Millard, K. Begrolke, B. Boyer, R. I JUNIORS Krance OFFICERS ADVISERS STUDENT COUNCIL Pre.1'iz!enl-WILLIAM BETHKE MISS ENGIELHARD BETTY BOSSHARD Vice-Prexiclefzl-PATRICIA HILLERMAN MR HAH RICHARD REESE .Sicremry-SHIRI.EY SWAN l JUDY STULTZ T1'ea.m'11rer-MARY LIZ TREXWYN Page Thirteen SOPHOMORES TOI' GROUP Back Row: L. Meisner, C. Snyder, NV. Wargrowsky, J. Vannoy, W. Valentine, R. Harley Second Row: L. Majewski, J. Schultz, I'. Krumwiede, T. Kraus, T. Schultz E. Frodel Third Row: D. Steiner, C. Stelter, IC. Trejbal, S, Grant, J, McCulloch, M, Miles Front Row: II. Floerke, Ii. Messerschmidt, K. Jacobs, C. Collins, J. Wiedenhoeft SICCOND GROUI' Back Row: W. Trewyn, J. Rowland, L. Millard, A. llrokmeier, R. Larson, R. Edwards Second Row: D. Tentcher, K. Ilray, S. Marshall, Ii, Hansen, M. Boyd, T. Taft Third Row: S. Fisher, M. Malone, P. Morse, A. Kearns, J. I'ior, J. Ferguson F1'ont Row: A. Shoemaker, D. Ebhert, J. Swan, D. Stone, E. Wendell, D. Steiner THIRD GROUP Back Row: D. McWilliams, S. Moksnes, H. Dehler, D. Smith, A. Hicks Second Row: L. Dornacher, J. Albrecht, B. Brock, J. Rice, J. Bosshard, D. Davis Third Row: M. Laabs, C. Catania, M. Ilenes, M. Stevenson, D. Mould, D. Husher Front Row: D. Duffin, K. Orchard, F. Richards, J. Coombe, R. Coleman, C. Schultz. BOTTOM GROUP Back Row: A. Geske, J. son, C. Malcomb Trewyn, J. Findlay, C. Papcke , Front Row: M. Elphick, N. Riedel CLASS OFFICERS ADVISERS STUDENT COUNCIL Pfexidwzz-Allen Hicks Miss Dupuis Marilyn Benes Vice-Pre.ridemL-Sharon Marshall Mr. Mear john Bosshard Secrelary-Kathy Orchard Mr. Novak Arm Kearns 'I'rea.r11rer-Carol Schultz James Rice Page Fourteen Bisbee, R. Ander- Second Row: J. Reid, N. Slowey, l'. TOP GROUP M' Back Row: D. Sullivan, M. Britton, M. Messner, L. More-an, M. Shober, N. Beck Second Row: S. Smith, R. Walker, J. Shudy, D. Rowland, J. Slowey, I. Pollock Third Row: M. Sprecher, S. Mitchell, S. Dulce, M. Loomis, N. Kayser, C. Kohl- metz Front Row: ll. Bittner, C. Jones, H. Harley L. llenner, A. Valentine, J. Sittig' J SECOND GROUI' Back Row: D. Hapke, C. Gnatzig, F. May- lord, K. Steig, C. Traxler, D. Rye Second Row: M. Howard, D. Winn, J. Harris, J, Wickingson, J. Dempsey Third Row: R. Hunt, E. Dcnio, J. Edwards. M. Roltz, L. Lein, D. Truman Front Row: D. Bower, R. Richards, J. Smith, M. Hunt, C. Scherer, L. Schultz TlllRD GROUP Back Row: lfl. Hubbard, M. Poynter, R. Selker, J. Socwell, S. Taylor Second Row: G. Thorne, H. Koch, C. Wick- ham, R. Loomis, R. Haynes, J. Watson Third Row: T. llradley, li. llegolke, D. Mould, C. Haugen, 'l'. Splitter, J. Sluulel Front Row: C. Church, R. l'ieper, G HZlg'0ll, Y. Long, A. Hopp, G. Pior l!OT'l'O M GROU I' Hack Row: J. Mroz, L. McKenzie, K Schoppe, A. Fields, O. Schinke, J. Kligora, J. Jones Second Row: J. West, S. Fisher, ll. Darr, S. Voelz, D. Dempsey, L. Hagen, ll. Jordon ' Third Row: G. lijorge, J. Kuhnke, D. Frye, R. Hicks, R. Smith, H. Augustine, K. Anderson Front Row: L. Mollet, l'. Taylor, M. Kam- 4 enick, A. Becker, P. Heintz, A. Marshall I STUDENT COUNCIL ADVISERS S.1lly Fisher Miss Schuster George Pior Mr. Puffer john Slowcy Rodney Smith FRESHMEN OFFICERS Pre.:-Men!---Ricliard Hicks Vive-Prefidenf-lrerie Pollock Secreiary-Carol Kohlmerz '1'fea.r1rre1'-Ronerte Pieper Page Fifteen EIGHTH GRADE Back Row: P. Charles, M. Anderson, M. Pior, D. 1 Stevenson Second Row: M. DeFries, S. Fadness, K. Trewyn J. Wilbur Third Row: J. Olson, S. Schoephoerster, li. Skora R. Burkhardt Fourth Row: L. Godfrey, M. Connell, M. Hiller- man, E. Johnson Fifth Row: C. White, P. Zako, R. Stradinger, D. Kiernan, R. Brown Sixth Row: K. Fleck, B. Fuerstenberg, A. Smith K. Morgan Front Row: R. Benner, Watson, M. Wynn, E. Laabs AIUNIOR HIGH FACULTY , Mr. Gary Humphrey-Principal and Eighth Grade Mrs. Emily Graves-Eighth Grade Miss Henrietta Erickson--Seventh Grade Mrs. Marie Holford-Seventh Grade llauk Row: M-r. Humphrey, D. Schmid, ll. Kroger, Tlzird Row: P. Slowey, C. Socvfell, S. liarry, li. D. Foote, J. ,McLe11n, M. Wagra, T. Clarke, Graham, A. Paynter, IC. FIIf.'ClCl',-?-LNIQTZIIIS, J. Powers, J. Sheehan S. Str ne, N. Fetlwcrston, M. 'luft Second Row: D. Rowe, J. Wiedenhoeft, Rosella Front llow: R. Denim, T. Riddle, L. Snyder, W. Schultz, IE. Mollet, Roberta Schultz, M. Cummings, D. Johnson, F. Kligxora, J. Ten- ixlcI,ean, C. Phelps, J. Peabody penny Page Sixtqen STUDENT President . Vice President Secretary Treasurer , Representatives: Mr. Humphreys Room: . Mrs. Gravess Room: Miss llricltsons Room: Mrs. llolfortls Room: A wmwentw ,f - COUNCIL , . . David Hilton . Pamella Knox Katharine Rowland . Chester Whitt, . Arlene Paynter Larry Snyder Patty Charles Robert Stevenson Steve Winii Evelyn Bork jane Wzttson Richard Pollock SEVENTH GRADE J Ifaek Row: C. Friecll, P. Knox, N. Moulcl, P. Joseph Sec-end llowg ll. Vance, li. Andersen, S. Winn, M .J l.l'y, L. Hesse Thirtl llow: li. Nyhorgr, S. Meyer, ll. SChLllH2lCli9l F. Tentehez' I-'ourth Row: li. llitterle, ll. l'1'iewe, C. Sehoeph lk oerster, li. llo- Fifth How: H. T1'uman, L. Wegner, A. Tt-ntt-her J lbw'-'l'iQ . .,,.. Front llow: ll. Maas, J. Dettwiler, B. Vail, R l'L erstenberg f- - 1-1-an Standing: G, llaugzen, C. Zimmerman, J. Wagra, Seated: lj. lfartlett, A. Matteson, J. Snyder ll. T. liouehartl, D. Scherer, J. Quass, l'. Trax- Schultz, S. Shober, C, Chesney J. Watson ler, M. 'l'1'axle1', C. Grosskreutz, J. Sullixzm, C. Kelleher i i K. Jzlt-obs, D. Wynn, ll. Morgan, ll. 1'olloel:, li. blrooisina, E. Fero Page Seventeen AQUALBA STAFF Standing: M. Lichthardt, S. Bigelow, J. Schultz, Sitting: S. Nelson, P. Honohan M Shroble Miss M. Gailloreto, J. Stroud, J. Church, B. Bilo- Maerzke, J. Moksnes K Bolt? R lhelps deau, A. Becker, S. Rehenstorf, R. Hart, Hocne, I'. Vannoy, D. Kramer, J. Stelter Aftcr the Aqualba Staff was announced by their adviser, Miss Maerzke plans ani assignments were put into full swing. Fran Achen took the pictures while the editors planned and set up the pages. Although a lot of hard work has gone into the preparation of this annual, the staff members have enjoyed this experience. Page Eighteen The staff consisted of the following: C0-editorr-in-cbicf BIl.fi7II?.f.i' Slaff Subscriptions Distribution Clan Iiditorx Seniors Underclassmen 0fgd1liZdli072.l' Crrlcvzrirzr Spmlr Tyf7i.i't Judy Moksnes Mary Ann Shroble Susan Bigelow Maxine Pratt Kenlyn Boltz Jeannette Church Janet Stelter Pat Honohan-Chairman Jenny Stroud Pat Socwell Marlene Gailloreto-Chairman Shirley Rebenstorf Ruth Phelps-Chairman Janice Schultz Romella Hart Marie Lichthardt Sherry Nelson-Chairman Jane Kearns Dorothy Kramer Shirley lrloene Bernard Bilodeau Arnold Becker Pat Vannoy E IOR CLASS PLAY 'I'lll'1 t'.-KST NI. l'i'a!I, ll, Nose, .l, llrant. XI. Sllroblv, lb, Ililt-y, lm I naw: iz. two, .l, Vranl, xi. ,x, similnt-, ii. itil.-I-. II. Nl-'Hsin-s, IL lril-'gh-an. it. llart, tt Ai.-san.-ii, ig, , Mukmwsv HA Hilmlwuli H- Hunt lv' M.,SSm,l,' fl- St'll2lI'lIl3', Miss Rl2ll'liIlI!, Miss l'lllLl1'lllIll'1l, I'. Hono- stiiai-an--, ii, Aims, iz, ll1lllN4lIl, iz. 1:--ra.-i-, A. i..-.Pio-I-. HHH- MISS I 'l S- Nl- W ' Ilonl Hou: Il, 'I':t5Ii+t', I'. Iililnartls. II. Swt-no, Il. Ifront Ilonl 1l.Stt-ig, Ib. S1'llJll'lIll', K. lkalou, .I. St-hnltz, l1ollvl'l5, I., Alt-ski-, XI. llagi-n, II. Rlvyt-1' ll. 'l':t5'lo1', l'. I'l4lw:il'tls, ll. Sxuflio, II. Iiolli-rty, l., 'I'lll'I 4'.XS'l' ANI? VIIICXY M4-ske, Nl. lllljlvll, ll. Alilj'4'l', ll. YJIIIVP, ll, Xl'illialns, I ul lion: S. l'v-l--rson, I'. Yannoy, I. Yaris-4-, I'. Sovwt-II, IZ. Alroz, .l, Sta-xt-rlsoll. Our Town , a three act drama by Thornton Wiltler, was presented under Miss Markings direction by the senior class on Friday, November l9, l954, n the City High School auditorium. The play told the story of everyday life in which the leading character, a girl, grows up and diesi After death she comes back to earth and then realizes how precious every moment in life really is. The cast did an excellent job portraying their parts as a innimum of props was used, requiring a great deal of pantomime. CAST Stage lllanairer Bernard llilodeau Dr. hibbs ........,...... Richard Seharine Joe Crowell .............. ........, I Tuane Meyer Howie Newsome Lauren Meskt- Mrs. Gibbs .............. Celine Messner Mrs. Webb ...,..... ....... J udy llloksnes Georgfe Gibbs ...... Ronald Doherty Rebeeea Gibbs ..,.,... . .,..,... Myrna Hagen Wally Webb .... Emily Webb ...,. Ronald Taylor Romella Hart Joe Stoddard ...............,...............................,............ Gerald Coxe The Choir wa l'rofess:n' XX'illa1'd .....,,............. ..,.. I Arnold Bet-lkei' Mr. Webb ............................ ,,......... .....,.. ...... I J t inovan Riley Woman in the Auditorium .....,.................. Kathy Mills lllan in the Auditorium .............................. Ronald Berger Alrtistie Lady in the auditorium Patricia Edwards Simon Stimson .......,........, - ............,..... .......... I loger Hanson Mrs. Soemes .................. ,..... IN lary Ann Shroble Constable Warren ..,.... .......... H oward Sweno Si Crowell .................... .,.... J ames Fisher Sam Vraig' ........ ....................,.....,............. .,........ J 1 -rry Grant is composed of: Sherrill Peterson, jerry Hartmann, .lanice Schultz, Patricia Socwell, itricia Vannoy, Gordon Steig, Jeannette Church, Donald Scharine. Patricia Honohan The prompter was Lorraine Schinke, and Marlene Gailloreto was the student director. The production staff was composed of some cast members and the following students: Shirley Hoene, Basil Mroz, Robert Williaims, Robert Underwood, Frank Gerke, Gerald Rowland, Roberta Con- nell, jack Lane, Helen Boyd, Ruth Phelps Robert Riedel, Susan Bigelow, Shirley Rebenstorf, jenny Stroud, Kenlyn Boltz, Rose Marie Charles, Sherry Nelson. Kristin Uglow, P1 was the pianist. Page N ineteen CITY HIGH LINE Ilaek Row: G. Coxe, J. Slowey, T. Taft. L Third Row: R. Reese, M. Stevenson, K. Mills, D0I m h r T- Sheehan- J' Dehler J. Shi-ohle, Mr. Finger, P. Honohan, J. Second Ilow: M, Il. Trewyn, Il. Rabenhorst, C. Moksnes, R. Hart, C. Collins, BI. A. Shroble, Alessner, L. St-hinkc, D. Stradinrrelr, S. Il. Ililotleau Fisher, S. I!i,Q'elow, J. Schultz, R. Coleman, H. uvnfloll, D' Dnffinv 17. Mitchell' K. Ol., Front Row: J. Rockwell, S. Hoene, ll. shrank, ehard, li. llansen, K. Holtz, S. Millard P. Iitlwartls, M. Cailloreto The City High I,ine got off to a fine start in September under the capable direction of Mr. Kendall Finger. The first order of business was to sell subscriptions for the year at fifty cents. Individual copies were sold at ten cents apiece when the paper came out at noon on the last Friday of each month. A mixer and .1 candy sale were sponsored during the year to raise money for a banquet for those who had worltel so hard to make the year a success. The alxanced typing students typed the stencils each month and the pages were run off by the sraff members. The stall tonsisfed of the following: Editor, Patricia Honohang Assistant lfditor, Jack Slirobleg News. Mary Ann Shrobleg Sports, Richard Reeseg keatures, Martha Steiensong Art, .ludy Moksnesg Se- niors. Kathy Millsg Organizations, Romella I-iartg Production lwlanager, Ilernard Ililodeaug Business Mai:- agcr. Carol Collins. 'lilie typifrs for the year werei Pat Mitchell. Patti I2.lv.ards, Richard Schrank, Shelby Millard, lien- l'n I-.oi.,., oan Rockwell, and Steahanie Thom uson, I . I The reporters were Iiloise Wfendell, Gerald Coxe, Sandra Fisher, Mary I.iz Trewyn. Roberta Raben- horst. .lohn Slowey, Kathy Orchard, Larry Dornach er, Dorothy Duffin, Ilsther Hansen, Marlene Uailf lore.o, -Ianice Schultz, Susan Bigelow, Terry Taft. ani Barbara Phelps. l':ige Twenty FUPTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA l I Back Row: M. Pratt, K. Boltz, B. Phelps, M. Hagen, D. Stradinger, R. Taylor, D. Scharine, J. Grant, M. Messner, R. Underwood, J. Dehler, T. Taft, L. Wegner, P. Socwell, M. Britton, S. Marshall, C. Stelter, J. Ferguson J. Wickingson Second Row: D. Steiner, N. Slowey, S. Millard, B. Shadler, S. Hoene, J. Jones, S. Smith, I. Pollock, S. Fisher, C. Kohlmetz, D. J. Church, K. Begolke Steiner, C. Schultz, S. Hollman, S. Traxler, 'Third Row: J. Findlay, P. Vannoy, J. Kearns, M. Gailloreto, J. Wiedenhoeft, M. Malone, M. Sprecher, J. Mroz, S. Dalee, P. Mitchell, S. Thompson, P. Taylor, P. Heintz, M. Benes Front, Row: Mr. Finger, J. Schultz, B. Bilodeau, The Whitewater Chapter of Future Business Leaders of America, under the lead- ership of Mr. Kendall Finger, started the year with the following slate of offices: President . , . . . , Bernard Bilodeau Vice-President . . . . . Kathy Begolke Secretary .... . . Jeannette Church Treasurer . . . . . . Janice Schultz Reporter , .. Eloise Wendell Any member of the student body who is enrolled in a business subject may be Ll member of F.B.L.A. This year's membership totaled sixty-three. Two trips were made by representatives of the local group to other schools. ,On December ll a few students went to a state convention at Beaver Dam and in April ri lcw students of F.B.L.A. went to Waukeslia for a spelling contest. Some projects which City Highs F.B.L.A. have sponsored are: a dance, a student directory, candy sales, and the savings bank contest. Page Twenty-One FUT RE URSES' CLUB Back Row: l'. Vannoy, J. Fe1'g'us0n,C. St-haltz, S. Dalee, C. Kohlmetz, J. Melfulloeh, Q' A. Shoemaker, J. Findlay, D. Ebert, L. lloyd, ti. Collins, K. lloltz Oltlenburir, li. Rabenhorst, S. Marshall, S. Sm' ' ' ' L S. Voelz, l. Hillerman St-eond Drays, R. Foote, I. Pollock, M. Sprecher, ith J. Harris ll. Bittner L. Mt-Kenzie Fmnt ROWZ M. LlCl1tlT1ll'llt, S. lligelow, S ' i ' ' , Rebenstorf, D. Strantlinger, S. Hot-ne, .l Church, P. Honohan, S. Nelson, li. Hart S. Peterson, R. Charles, J. Stroud, J. Se iultz C. Messnei' Row: D. Kramer, L. Uhe, J. Stultz, S. Pi'e,rizfc'11I Patricia Honohan Vim Pl'C'.lf6lU11l4 , Ruth Foote SL't'l'C'llI7'Jf' Linda Oldenburg ,147'C'dJ'll1'01' . Lynn Kiernan Alf1'f.1'61' Mrs. Stephen Ambrose The Future Nurses' Club is an organization for girls interested in nurses training and the nursing profession. Meetings were held every third Wecltiestlay of each mont?: with programs being presented at each, ln May the club sponsored a mixer, a project designed to earn money. This was the only money-making project of the year. Mrs. Dean -Ieffers of Lake Geneva spoke on the life of a student nurse in October. An explanation of the hospital staff and expenses at the Fort Atkinson hospital was gliven by Miss Goebel at the january meeting. ln March Dr. Ambrose talked on the role of nurses in hospitals. The annual field trip to a hospital was taken in December when the club visitetl Madison General Hospital. Susan Bigelow, one of the members, carried on a correspondence with the three alumnae of the club who entered nurses training this year. Many interesting and help- ful facts were learned by the club members through these letters. The girls appreciate greatly the help given by their adviser, Mrs. Ambrose. and feel that much of the credit for the expanding interest in this group belongs to her. Page Twenty-Two FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Back Row: C. Snyder, B. Floerke, J. Kligora, P. Third Row: D. Winn, P. Coxe, K. Boltz, D. Morse, A. Shoemaker, C. Boyd, B. Boyer, Kramer, P. Vannoy, S. Rebenstorf, M. Gailf N. Slowey, E. Trejbal loreto, J. Schultz, L. Oldenburg Second Row: Miss Wintermantel, J. Erdman, S. Front Row: J. Pior, B. Bosshard, R. Rabenhorst, Grosskreutz, J. Shadel, D. Duffin, J. Mc- S. Fisher, P. Honohan, K. Mills, C. Schultz, Culloch, A. Valentine, D. Douglas, I. Vance M. Coburn, S. Marshall, C. Stelter The membership of the Future Homemakers of America consists of girls who are presently enrolled in home economics or who have previously had one year of home economics The girls who led the organization this year under the direction of Miss Shirley Wintermantel were as follows: Prefidenl ,.... .... P atricia Honohan Vice Prerident , . ...... Betty Bosshard Secretary ...,, . . . Roberta Rabenhorst Treamrer . . . ...,.. Kathy Mills Reporter ,..,.. .... S ally Fisher Hixtofimz ....... . . . Carol Schultz Parliamentariarz .,...,...... . joan Pior The officers of the organization represented the club at the State Fair last summer. When school started, a party was given for the new members. At the Homecoming parade, the float which the F. H. A. entered with the theme 'Geneva's All Laid Out received third place. On November 9, F. H. A. girls had a leadership training conference in which dif- ferent schools took part. A Christmas party was held in December. Christmas gifts were exchanged. A candy sale, bake sale, and a mixer were sponsored during the year. Page Twenty-Three liaek Row: T. Riirelow, IC. Frodel, R. Anderson, Third Row: F. Maylord, ll. Sweno, D. Roloff, J. Papeke, M. Howard, Pl. llegrolke, A. llrok- ll1l'lCl', .I. Vannoy, .l. Rice, C. Gnatzig, K. Sit-ie, li. Ilaynvs, R. Taylor, L. Staller. Set-ond Row: L. Schultz, A. Mursliall, L. lVlorg'an, 'l'. Schultz, R. Krzxnee, D. Klitzkie, li. Wit-liing'son, J. liatzman, J. Dempsey, ll. Rye, li. Sehoppe, A. Fields, K. Sehoppe, IJ. Rowland The W'hitewater li.l:.A. Chapter had a very suc- cessful year. with 57 hoys taking part. The Cfhaptel' with the hc-lp of Mr. Alensen has tried many new things this year, one of which is the Tri-County Farm Institute, with three counties taking part. FAI RS Many lxoya showed at the fairs during August and Septemher. Some of the boys who exhibited proiects were XY . llethlfe. lf. Trewyn, P. Smith, H. Sweno, D. Harley, R, l,enz. and AI. Clltristbaum. H. Wfaga showed crops. TRIPS The seniors went to Madison, February 7th, to Page 'l'wenty-I uui' M. Heyse, IJ. Wiekingson, R. llentz, R. Doherty, L. Meske, .I. C'hx'istlmum, li. Trewyn, P. Smith, K. Olson, R. Marty, fl. Foxe Front Row: NV. liethke, I.. Yohs, ll. Selizxrine, IJ. Hapke, Tl. Millard, ll. Neidlein, ll. Fuller, ll. Wagga, IJ. Sehztrine, ll. Stc-ig, Rl. Staller, J. Grant see the Ilniversitys modern dairy harn, and heard .1 talk on lfniing and soil erosion. 'lhe Chapter also witnessed the National Corn Picking contest at tht Tracy Farms in Alanesville. The juniors and seniors visited the l. Case factory in Racine and received a free meal, The freshmen and sophomores went to the Junior Livestock Show in Madison. AXVARD NIGHT Paul Smith was the Star Chapter Farmer and lilroy Trewyn received the Dc-Kalb Achievement Award, F.F.A, letters were received by Howard Sweno. Ronald Taylor, and llill liethke. The following boys received gifts from the Dadmun Award: A. lirokmeier, bl. Rice, G, Coxe. Vannoy, D. Neidlein. and D. Scharine. l , , TRI-COUNTY INSTITUTE Over 200 farmers and their wives attended the new prograrn this year. There was a free meal pro- vided by the Wfhitewater Chamber of Commerce. F.F.A HANQUET This was a non-profit meal for parents. There were about 150 people present. Don Hale, state F.F.A. Vice President, was the speaker. The following awards were made: Farm Mechanics, Eugene Frodelg Soil and Waiter Management. jerry Grantg Dairy Farmer, Lauren Mcskeg Swine Medals, Howard Sweno, Ronald Taylor and jim Christbaumg Sheep Medals, LeRoy Vohs, jerry Vannoyg Corn. Richard Scharine, james Rice and Ronald Schoppe. CHRISTMAS CARD SALES The card sales, like the scrap drive, raised money for the Chapter to use throughout the year. The Chap- ter grossed about S800 in card sales this year. The faculty adviser for all these activities is Mr. Jensen, who has proved to be tireless in his efforts in behalf of his group and a real leader in all of their activities. FUT RE FARMER OF . AMERIC P7'6.l'i!iC7Zl . . . . , . . Howard Sweno Vife Premlenl . . . . . Richard Scharine Secremfy ..... . . Ronald Taylor Trcmnrer . . . . . , Richard Lentz Sevzliazel . . . . . Jerry Grant Reporfer . . . . . Gerald Coxe Al!l'f.lUl' , . . .. Mr. Jensen l Page Twenty-Five MIXED CHORUS BaekH1iow:'I M. LL T1-ewyn, R. Foote, B. Phelps, R. Thircl Row: S. lloenc, U. Shadler, E. Hansen, B. llilo art' J- Shee an, R- Hanson, J- Stevemonv F- deau L. llennei' W. Hunt C Catania M Gail Hartman' 5' Hollman' C' llapcke' Il' loreto, K. Wolfe, N. Coburn, M. Kamenick Second Row: J. Rockwell, J. Moksnes, K. Mills, M. -, H , - . Q , H ' Stevenson, J. Slowey, W. Valentine, G. Bjo,-ge, Front Row. M. Ijlchthardt, Millard, Il. Iiosshard 5. prays, S. Fisher, E. vvendell, L' Uhe, L- Mc- J. West, C. COIIIDS, R. Connell, S. Peterson, S Kenzie Thompson, J. Mroz, J. l'ior, liigelow DIRECTOR: MISS DOROTHY MYDLAND The Mixed Chorus of fifty-nine members made its first appearance singing for the student body on Veterans Day. The annual Christmas Concert was held on Dec- ember 19. The Chorus officers are: P7'E.fifZE71f . , . Patricia Honohan Vice P1'e.rirfw7f , . . . Tom Sheehan Secrelfgry . , Shirley I-Ioene Trm.m1'c1' . Gerald Hartmann Bl!.l'f7l6f.l'.l' fllmzager , . Bernard Bilodeau Lif7l'tZ1'ftl7I.I , . , . . , Romella I-Iart Susan Bigelow Representing City High at the Mass Choir Concert in Jefferson. February 14, were R. Hart, K. Mills, 1. Moksnes, M. Lichthardt, S. Peterson, M. Gailloreto, P. Hono- han, N. Ritsema, R. Hanson, T. Sheehan and B. Bilodeau. Page Twenty-Six GIRL ' CHORU JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS Ituvk How: S. llolltnun, I.. l'hi-, U. Snyder, U. Miteln-ll. .l. XYii-th-nltoi-ft, li. Iiosshnrti, AI. Si-hultz. S, 'l'I1on1pson, ll. Nw-itllvin, I1 lloyd, ljelltllllztrtlt, Ill. lloltz. IC. llunsi-n, ll. lfooti-, K, XVUIIR-, I. .Mr-Kenzii-. NI. I'1':1Il lfront How: S. liigw-low, ll. llouprlzts, l'. S4'llt'I'1'I', S+-vonil lion: K. liollz, li Ynnnoy, V. I'np4-lu-, A I', 'I'uxlo1'. Nl. Nlnloni-, IZ. li'loi-t'kv, l'. lla-intz, Ystlf-nlini-, Bl. flDl'l'l'lll'I', K. UI'1'l1:tt'il, l'. IS. Si-line-pltovrsti-V. .l NVQ-st. The Girls' Chorus began the year by electing the following officers: I're.s'itfc'11f Kenlyn Boltz Viva Pl'L',fflIIL'lIf Beverly Floerlu: Seweltzry Mary Boytl I,if111::'i4111f Pat Vannoy Patsy Taylor The thirty-three member chorus sang for the Veterans Day program ancl also at the Christmas program on December IQ. Hack Row: J. Snyder, T, Roni-hard, ll. Schmid , ncy, Rohn-rta Sehultz, M. Jury, J. I'i-zthody, M. Kraus, .l, lVztg:t, .l. Slim-ltatt, I'. Charles, S. l'viidflTl0SS, N. IN-I t'ie-s, K. Trvwyn, S S. Stone Si-lion-pltoerster, M. Traxlvr, Second Row: M. Melman, J. Quasls, M. Taft, Front Row: ID. Johnson, A Madison, lloselln. l'. I'hvlp:4. l'. Slowey, M. Anderson, IG, llork, Svhultz, J. XVii-de-nliovft, A. 'l'vnt4'llvl', S. M. I'ior, K. l'itterIe, ll. Vanm-, P. Knox Harry. I.. Ili-Q-se, C. Sehin-plioi-rster, S. Third Ilow: ll. Strudlnger, .I. lVatson, C. Ches- '1'e-ntt-In-r, ll Vail The junior Chorus consisting of sixty members from the seventh and eighth grades made its first appearance, along with the senior high school vocal groups, during the Christmas program, December 14, 1954. They practiced every Friday with accompanist, Lavonna Uhe, under the direction of Miss Mydland. their Page Twenty-Seven llziek Row: M. Puynter, D. l'ieper, A. Bueholz, J. Shroble, F. Iiiehartls, ll. Jordan, S. Taylor, W. Hunt, M. Messner, G. Hjorge, G. Pior, 'l'. Clark, li. 'l'reibal, M. Lziabs, S. Swan, M. Trewyn, K. Mills Seeontl Row: J. Dehler, A. llrokmeier, J. Steven- son, S. Moksnes, I. Vance, S. Stone, S. Dalee, R. Larson, J. Mroz. R. Charles, F. Gerke, S. Peterson, R. lialmenhorst, S. Marshall, ll. Mroz XX'hen it wits leitrned during the summer that l.f. Col. S. li. Mettr would be returning to Wliitewalier City High .is band director upon retirement from army duty, gretxt sguisftiction wits felt not only through the school, but .tlso through the community. Mr. Mettr had been the original organizer of the high school band and had been its director until he entered the service in l94l. This news w.is duly confirmed on October l l, when Mr. Mettr ttrrived to once tigttin be in chttrge of all instru- mentptl music in the public schools. During the summer, still under Mr. l7ritz's direc- tions, the bttnd h.id prepared for and httgl appeared tit Riverview in Clhicttgo. Another pre-school gtppettrtttice w.ts nt the Whtlwortli County littir at Elkhorn on Septem- her 5. Mr. lfrguiklin liuslnnzm. blind director tit the locnl college. then became the interim director until Mr. Meiu s ttrrivttl. Under his gl1lklklllCC, as well its Mr. lNlettr's. the h.tn.l .tppegtred in maneuvers at Homecom- Tliird Row: C. Kohlnietz, l'. Knox, J. Swan, J. Stultz, ll. Coleman, l. Pollock, S. Winn, S. Fisher, N. Coburn, M. llenes. I.. Benner, K. Ugrlow, S. Fisher, J. Rockwell, D. Duffin, C. Collins Front Row' M A Shrolile, 'XI Stevenson, ll THE BA D l'helps,' M. 'Sf .An:lerson, AJ.. Ferg'uson, Mi llunl, J. Moksnes, J. Allireeht, li. Charles, C. Vzttzinia, 'l'. Sheehan, L. linrigrlit, li. l'ieper, J. I'ior, l'. llonohan, C. Nlessner ing, October li, giving its usual fine account of itself. The batnd then began studying various types of standard band literature in qui effort to tillevitite diffi- culties discovered in tone quality. intonation, note value, rettding, b.il1tnce, und technicgtl difficulties. lt is felt that only by strict .itlherence to these lmtsic re- quirements cttn acceptable quttlity rind progress be ticliieyed. The first concert under the direction of Mr, Meat wus given liebruttry 27. The tinuunl solo contest wits held on March lo with College High its host school. Many of our bttnd members pttrticipttted. XX e were represented by eight members tit the district Mass Band Concert tit lfort Atkinson, Celine Messner, Sher- rill Peterson, lltlsil Mroz, ,ludy Moksnes, Mary Ann Shroble. .login Pior, und Dorothy Duffin. The ye.ir was completed by the district band festivtil tu Wliitc'- water on Mary 7. J. l'ior, l'. llonohan, C. Messner, J. Moksnes, B. Mroz, lll. Shi-olile, S. l't-terson, ll. Duffin l':tge 'l'x'.'t'rity-liiglit, Direetor S. l'l. Meal' Golaa Quaid fbaum Majmefle 7wi4lm Color Guard: M. Gailloreto, K. Mills, M. A. Shroble, U. Phelps Lwirler: J. l'l0l'Q Drum Majorette: J. Moksnvs 14 7eam ef1.eeafemfe44 S. lllillzuwl, J. Stvltvr, S. llocm-, ll. Shacllcr, J. C'lf1u1'c'h, M. llones l l B 'feam Gheealemieu J. Pior, C. Schultz, S. Fisher, C. Kohlmetz, J. Mroz, R. Pieper GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIUN Back Row: Miss Ebert, J. Stultz, C. Schultz, R. Phelps, M. Stevenson, M. Trewyn, l'. Soewell, S. Nelson, li. Charles Set-ond Row: ll. Jordon, K, Uglow, S. Thompson, B. Darr, M. Shroble, l. Vance, S. Marshall, A. Geske, D. Kramer, K. lloltz, P. Vannoy, P. Edwards, K. Mills, S. Drays Third Row: S. Peterson, C. Messner, I. Pollock, J Mroz, J. McCulloch, M. Malone, li. Hansen, B. Bittner, M. Holtz, J. Swan, S. Hoene, J. Moksnes, li. Phelps, R. Rabenhorst, R, Foote The Girls' Athletic Association started the year under the leadership of Miss Ebert and with the follow- ing officers: president, Ruth Phelpsg vice president, Judi Stultzg secretary, Martha Stevenson, treasurer, Carol Schultz, and reporter, Mary Liz Trewyn. The G.A.A. sponsored the annual Homecoming dance on October 15. The theme for the dance was After the Ball is Over. The walls were decorated in gay football pictures and behind the throne was rl large red pennant with white lettering spelling out VUHIPPETS. Wityne Tucker and Mary Liz Trewyn reigned as King and Queen. The guests danced to the music of the Bop Cats. Page Thirty Fourth Row: C. Kohlmetz, S. Dalee, C. Snyder, Y. Long, J. Jones, D. Winn, J. Sittig, M. Sprecher, B. Floerke, S. Rehensdorf, J. Church, S. lligelow, M. Liehthardt, J. Stelter, J. Rockwell, ll. llosshard, J. l'ior, N. Coburn Fifth Row: D. Douglas, J. Wiedenhoeft, .I. Kligora, L. Benner, S. Fisher, J. Stroud, l'. Honohan, M. Gailloreto, J. Schultz, S. Swan, l'. llillerman, R. Coleman Sixth Row: S. Voelz, li. Sehoephoerster, D. Duffin, A. Kearns, J. Shadel, S. Fisher, li. l'ieper, l'. Taylor, M. Hunt Front Row: H. Koch, N. Slowey, S. Millard, C. Stelter The next main event was the Gingham Ball, April 29, which is sponsored every year by the G.A.A. The theme chosen was China Town. The girls have participated in volleyball, basket- ball, and some softball. They meet every Monday and Xxfednesday, depending on the number of girls parti- cipating in the particular sport. Sport-heads were ap- pointed as follows: Volleyball, Pat Socwellg Basket- ball, Sherry Nelson, Baseball, Rose Marie Charles. To close the year there was a banquet in May where the officers for the following year were kill- nounced. Left to Riglitzz R. Hanson, J. Papcke, R. Hackett, J. Stevenson, D. Stanley, I.. Vohs, W. Ambrose, l'. Kitzman, J. Shroble, A. Becker, R. Reese, K. Douglas, E. Trewyn, C'. llutg'e1'oit, ll. Kayser, C. Regez, K. Kayser, J. Albrecht, J. Fisher, R. Scharine, W. Tucker, J. Rice, D. Davis, ll. Bilodeau, D. Riley, H. Plucinski, ll. Kempf, H. Svrm-no, J. Christlmaum, T. Sheehan, R. Paynter, R. Underwood Ck-nte-r: C'oz1clif'rumn1ey The XV Cflulu, .in 0I'g.lIllZ.lflUI1 for those boys wlio lmve 1-.irnul lerrcrs in .irlila-tics, sponsored several projects dur- ing the your ro misc money for the aulileric llepnmneni. 'l'l1L-sc projeus were selling pcnrils with the football Schell ulc on rlicm .mal rcfrcslnnems at all our home football and lmskcllmll Q.lITlL'S. Their .ulviser is Cfoncli Crurniney and the officers for time year were: Arnolul Becker ns presi- llcm, liick Reese .ns vice president, and Bob Underwood, secretary-Ircnsurcr. l'icu1rul Top: R. lliynrer, Concli Crummey, K. Kayser. Bottom, left to right: K. Kayser, R. Underwood, D. Kaysc-r,, Fisher, C. Regez, P. Reese, R. Pnynrer. Page Thirty-One FU DTB A II. I. TOI' PICTURE - ICNTIRIC SQUAD Ilztek Row: Coueh Cruuuuey, VV. Tucker, H. Sweno, G. Stone, J. Kiev, T. Maekovieh, J. l'lueinski, lil. Trewyn, H. Kempf, D. Stanley, ll. Seharine, Assist. Votteli Humphrey Set-ontl Row: 'I'. Sheehan, Mgr., W. Bethke, J. Vannoy, R. Hanson. C. llutgereit, ll. l'aynter, K. Kayser, D. Smith, J. Coleman, D. Riley, W. Sehinke lfront Row: A. Iieeker, K. Douglas, D. l'ieper, P, Kulinski, R. Reese, II. liilodeau, T. Splitter, D. Davis, L. Vohs IIOTTOM I'ICTUIil'l - SENIOR IVIICMIIICRS OF SQUAD Back llow: D. Riley, D. Stanley, G. Stone. VV. Tucker, K. Kayser, J. l'lu'istbuum. R. Vaynter, H. Sweno, R. Hanson, B. Ililodeau Front Row: K. Douglas, J. Coleman, A. lleeker, IC. Treivyn, T. lluekovieh, li. Sehurine, II. Kenipf At the start of the football season we were not, as other years, a weak team. The team did not weigh as much individually, as some of our past teams, but the boys were fast and quick to seize any breaks. The team lost their first, fourth, and seventh games. The best gatne of the season was undoubtedly the W'ilmot game. XVe were the only team able to score against diem. The poorest game was most likely against Mukvvonago. That was a game we never should have lost. A contributing factor to some of our losses was the number of injuries we suffered. Never before had September Wliitevvitter 7 Lake Mills If September Wfhitewater I9 Mayville 0 September Wfhitewater 59 Burlington U October I Vlfhitewater 7 East Troy I5 October S XVhitexvater o Elkhorn O Page Thirl x Two we suffered so many. The name Hard-luck Tuesday' fits perfectly, since all our injuries came on that day. Some of the highlights of the season were the way Paynter and Reese ran and the way Hanson, Tucker, and Becker blocked. On defense, Stone. Sch- arine, Trewyn, Plucinski, and Sweno did some hard charging. Riley. Bilodeau, and Stanley guarded the backfield very closely. We could never have had as good a team as we had without the splendid help of Coach Crummey. Ray Buckley, ,lack Puffer and the managers, Tom Sheehan, 'lim Stevenson, and Bill Schinke. October I5 Xlifhitewater 59 Lake Geneva I4 October 22 Wfhitewater o Mukwonago T' October 29 Xwhitewater AIU Wfilmot I5 November 5 Vifhitewater -il Delavan 7 HOMECOMING BASKETBALL I lfaek Row: Assist. Coach Duerst, K. Kayser, D. Kayser, C. Regez, R. Paynter, R. Underwood, J. Albrecht, W. Ambrose I'ront Row: M. Paynter, D. Stanley, H. Kempf, J. Fisher, li. Reese, S. Moksnes, Mgr., Coach Crummey The start of the 54-55 season found most of last years lettermen returning. As the season progressed the team developed into one of the finest City High has ever seen. They finished the season with twelve wins and four losses. The team went to the Fort Atkinson tournament where they defeated jefferson and lost to Fort Atkinson. N ovember November November December December December December 'anuary january .Zl lanuary 25 january 28 l-ebruary 4 anuary 7 I4 S 25 So 5 7 I0 I6 Tebruary l l February 15 February I 7 Page Tliirty-l 0ur There There There Here Here There Here Here There There Here There Here There There There SEASON Wfhitewater Xvhitewater XV h i tewater Wfhitewater XVhitewater XVhitewater XVhitewater Wfhitewater Wliitewtxter Wfhitewater Wfhitewater Xlifhitewater W'hitewater XX7hitewater Vifhitewater XVhitewater For Whitewater Xvhitewater I Ken Kayser was selected for the All-Conferenee first team. He also took the conference title for indi vidual scoring. Bob Paynter was selected for the All Conference second team. and jim Fisher, honorable mention. The squad was under the direction of Coach Crummey. RECORD 47. 45 . . 46 . . 79 . 77 , 48 68 . 40 62. . 50 . . 54 . , 60 . . 63. . 62. . . 61 ...... . . ,... . . 66 ..... .........,. . . Atkinson Tournament 58 ...... ...... 67 Milton Elkhorn Fort Atkinson Lake Geneva East Troy Mukwonago Wilmtmt Burlington Delavan East Troy Elkhorn Lake Geneva Mukwonago Wilinot Burlington Delavan jefferson Fort Atkinson ,- .73 70 57 73 34 50 56 38 54 41 45 65 67 5l 55 57 47 88 STI. DE TT COUNCIL llaeli Row: ll. llosshard, R. Paynter, R. Underwood Second Row: R. Smith, J. liosshard, J. Stultz, G. l'ior, D. Riley Front Row: S. Fisher, M. llenes, R. Reese, A. Kearns, J. Rice, J. Slowey, ll. l3ilodeau, Mr. Buckingham The Student Council is the student governing organization at City High. The members are elected by the students at the beginning of the year and serve l--Mr. liucltingham I-Ladies' and Gentlemens Day 3-W-Iunior High Student Council age Thirty-Six under Mr. Buckinghams capable guidance. There is one representative for every twenty members in gl class, The council meets regularly every two weeks. The students and teachers supply the suggestion box in the study hall with complaints and comments which are discussed at the meetings. During the year the Student Council, in coopera- tion with College High. sponsors and decorates for the New Years Eve party at the Armory, They also pre- sent Council Capers in May and this year sponsored one mixer. The following were elected as officers for this year: President. Bernard Bilodeaug Vice President, Donovan Riley, Secretary. Marilyn lienesg Treasurer, jim Rice. Each class was represented by the following mem- bers: Freshmen: George Pior, john Slowey, Rodney Smith, and Sally Fisherg Sophomores: Marilyn Benes, John Bosshard, Ann Kearns. and jim Rice, juniors: Richard Reese, Betty Bosshard, and Judi Stultzg Seniors: Bernard liilodeau, Robert Paynter, Donovan Riley, and Robert Underwood. Sept. Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Uct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Uct. Nov Nov. Nov Nov N ov Dec. Dec. CALENDAR 7: lt's THAT DAY again! S: A Team cheerleaders elected. Come on, kids, let's back them all we can. IO: Not many Illfll out for our first football game at Lake Mills. Lets PIII all our school spirit behind this great team of ours! I7: The seniors sponsor the first mixer. Class elctions held. Arnold Becker and Bill Bethke to lead upper classes. 211: lilections for Student Council come off with a bang. Bernie Bilodeau becomes presi- dent. 29: The first da of the annual ma 'azine cam- Y 3: paign. Marlene Liailloreto and Bernie Bilodeau are knee-deep in work as the campaign man- agers l: GAA sponsors mixer after East Troy game. '11 Class meetings. livery one is planning for Homecoming. 5: .lack Shroble tries to put the chemistry class on tire and almost succeeds! Oh, well. leave it to a junior! The weather co-operates, making Aqualba pictures possible. lfl: The big week end is here! Even though they go down the wrong street FHA wins third prizeg freshmen, first. The bonfire is a huge success thanks to FFA and FBLA, li: One of the biggest days of the year and a triumph for us over l.ake Geneva. King Wayne Tucker reigns with Queen Mary Liz Trewyn during the dance, After The Ball ls Over . ZZ: Bad news for everyone at City High. We lose to Mukwonago. The day isnt a total loss for Susie Bigelow receives a beautiful diamond. -'l-5: First vacation of the school year! Two whole wonderful days while the teachers attend a convention. IO: Believe it or not, not too many people are glad to see this day come. Report Cards! ll: Veterans Day. Father Berry gives a very inspiring talk during the program. An after- noon vacation. l9: The senior class play, Our Town is a huge success as City Highs first serious play in a long time. Don Riley, how does you wifes coffee taste? 24: Thanksgiving gives us another vacation. I: junior and senior class meetings. Seniors, who runs your class meetings, boys or girls? 6: A wonder of wonders-a NV Club meeting! Sophomores hold a pi party. Did you find the cows sleeping at 2:50 A. M.? Page Thirty-Seven Page Thirty-Eight Dec. Dec Dec. jan. jan. jan. jan. jan. jan. Jan. jan. jan. jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar Mar. Mar. Malt. CALENDAR 14: Annual junior-senior high Christmas Con- cert for the public. 15: The seniors take State Employment Service tests. 17: O happy days! Christmas vacation. Two wonderful weeks. GAA hayride turns into an organized snowball fight! 3: A long grind ahead, after two weeks of fun. 5: Wimpy, the clown. performs for us. We will all appreciate a clown more after this demon- stration. 7: Sophomores sponsor a mixer, first of the new year. 15: Do the senior boys still run the class meet- ings, girls? Speech class attends clinic at college. Aqualba pictures taken. 17: Everyone is studying like mad-semester exams are here! 21: Well, the first semester is over! Only eigh- teen weeks of school left! 24: A very interesting assembly on the Miracle of Sound is presented. 25: No Aqualba pictures. Fran Achen broke his camera! 26: Report cards. Any long faces? 51: Senior ag trip. 1: Delavan High school puts on an exchange as- sembly. Don't you agree the jazz band was best? Senior boys vs Senior girls in Donkey basket- ball contest. Guess who wins? 7 . -, Return your report cards or go broke. 4: li team cheerleaders sponsor pep meeting, Cuddles is that arm really worth SLOOO? 7: Massed Band at Fort has eight members from City High. 10: We hear Pat Honohan is 6'5 . just the right height, Pat! 14: Massed Choir held at jefferson with ten members from here attending. 18: A day of vacation to break the dullness of school-SWEA Convention. 25: Ladies' and Gentlemens Day for City High. We hardly know our best friends, they look so different. 27: Annual winter band concert is a big success. 28: Student Council presents an assembly featur- ing a trick basketball artist. 1: Senior class meeting to discuss plans for graduation. 5: The huge pep meeting spurs our team on to a victory over jefferson in district basketball tournament. 4: Our luck doesn't carry though the second game. We lose to Fort! 7: Local forensics contest. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May May Miiy May May june CALENDAR IU: A field trip to Madison is taken by the art class. Wliiit happened to some of the boys who were supposed to go on the bus? lfl: Music elimination contest. lo: Many win As at League Forensic Con- test at lilkhorn. Good luck as you try for the district! 2 l: The band has a guest conductor. How do you like it, XVilly Beranek? 22: Thank you, weatherman! Only a half-day of school. Seniors here, eager and ready for math class. Happy birthday. Willy. 251 End of the third nine weeks. Now we be- gin to count the days. 26: District Music Festival. We win two stars, Basil Mroz and Sherrill Peterson. 28: Miracle of miracles, a XX' Club meeting! l: l'hy Fd demonstration with all of the high school students taking part! 2: District forensic contest at Fort. City High wins 5 Aus, Good luck at the state contest. 7: The next ten days will be pure relaxation-- liaster vacation. lo: State forensic contest. IS: Back to school for 55 more days. 22: Seniors sponsor a big Five and Dime car- nival and dance. 25: Choral and piano contest. 29: Chinatown is the theme for GAA's annual event, the Gingham Ball. 7: A big day for band members--District Tournament. l5: THE DAY arrives for the juniors. Show- boat is chosen as the theme for the junior Prom with Bill Bethke as king and l.yles Enright as queen. I4: State solo and ensemble contest. 27: The last day of school for the seniors! We have come a long way since four years ago when we were a group of green freshmen. 28: Alumni Banquet. 29: The Rev. Sigwalt speaks at Baccalaureate, the beginning of an important and memorable week for the seniors. 5l: Class night finds many students receiving awards. lg The last day of school is here! The Aqual- bas are given out and signed at the annual alll school picnic. june 2: The biggest event in high school for the seniors, Commencement. The speaker is Milo K. Swanton. .lune 5: Five o'clock comes early for the seniors leaving for five days of fun in Canada. Page Thirty-N ine CContinued from Page 43 lected by the faculty to represent our class at Badger Girls' and Badger Boys' State. The senior class chose Marlene Gailloreto and Arnold Becker to receive the Spoon and Spade An even smaller group entered City High for our final year. The important election of officers was held and Arnold Becker was elected presidentg Gary Stone, vice president, Jeannette Church, secretaryg and Janice Schultz, treasurer. Again, all boys were elected to the student council: Donovan Riley, Robert Paynter, Rob- ert Underwood and Bernard Bilodeau. Witli the theme After the Ball is Over , Wayne Tucker reigned as King at the l954 Homecoming Dance. He chose a junior, Mary Liz Trewyn, as his Queen. In November we presented the annual class play. A serious production, Our Town , was given. Our class was the first at City High in many years to pre- sent a serous play. Under the fine direction of Miss Marking the play proved to be a success. Miss Mark- ing also served as our class adviser as did Mr. Buck- ingham. They both did a fine job in bringing us through our senior year without too many arguments at class meetngs. Sherrill Peterson was chosen by the class and faculty to receive the D. A. R. award. During the year we sponsored a mixer and a Donkey Basketball game. The game afforded fun for all. As the end of the year draws near, we look for- ward to Baccalaureate, Class Night, Graduation, and our trip to Canada. In the years to come we will re- call the many friendships we made and have many fond memories of City High, where we spent four of the best years of our lives. ulaqwafzfvi PRINTING AND ENGRAVING-WHITEWATER REGISTER PHOTOGRAPHY--ACHEN STUDIO Page Forty , Q J ... f X 1 - :wi H , ' '1!FJiIX1il15.!i,f'7'L..,.f1.8JQ3i-,i,xO3ZLI4.fi,',..i-.2113 'ik ' its-f 'AI 's 'QCP vm? 'F' 7, -,av - ff' 9' 'H' f f 0 if-htm 4 , -fu . 'S I 4 1 1 -1 5 H 1 1 3 gv f EIT ve x gzzfaa Yin, '. - -55-I4 - ., -,V 1 -1 Q -.nf .1935- -1-, '-N . 4,5 Y. lg-VI :Q ,,.' F A 4- Jr Q -1 , ,J -fs 5 . ,.. -I 'll' ' '- -g 4'9?f'., gg-..-, ls4e.p Nfl