Whitewater High School - Aqualba Yearbook (Whitewater, WI)

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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

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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'

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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.