Whitewater High School - Aqualba Yearbook (Whitewater, WI)

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BUILDING CUSTODIANS Page Four MRS. LUEBKE MR. KIERNAN OFFICE SECRETARY MRS. NORENE NELSON THE COIOKS Mrs. Kingsbury, Mrs. Kiernan BERANEK BUS DRIVERS Mr. Behselich, Mr. H. Krohn, Mr. W. Krohn, Mr. Lichthardt, Mr. Laabs, Mr. Sweeney, Mr. Nelson, Mr. Larson, Mr. Hurd

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SEPTEMBER 6: First day of school. Everyone seems glad to be back except Betty Bosshard. It's her birthday! No school in the afternoon which ought to establish a precedent for the rest of the year, but probably won't. 8: The A team cheerleaders chos- en today are Shelby Millard, Lyles Enright, Marilyn Benes, Joan Pi- or, Sally Fisher, and Carol Kohl- metz. 9: The first football game of the season. The team is green and the game could have been played bet- ter, but we win 25-0 over Lake Mills. 16: Class elections, with greatest interest centered in two upper classes. Dick Sauerberg is chosen to head the senior class, and Chuck Regez is elected junior class presi- dent. The Whippets tie a tough game with Jefferson, 7-7. 23: Student council elections. We lose our first conference game to Wilmot, 28-6. Captain Chick Reese suffers a knee injury early in the game. 28: Class pictures are taken in the morning. In the evening seniors try out for their class play, 'iSkin- ned Alive. 30: The first class meetings of the year are held second hour. Dues, Homecoming, plans for the year, etc. are discussed by each class. The Whippets tie another tough game against Burlington. Final score, 7-7. 'OCTOBER .52 The annual Magazine Campaign opens and the race is on. Our goal-354,000 7: The Whippets have fun playing in the mud B the wav we tram - - Y ' .1 P -over East Troy, 27-6. After the game? Oh well, the boys will un- derstand. Page Six 1 CALENDAR g . 5692. UU L0 f 'ES Q' 1 , . QE! Q I . qt ' fu. Y 2 . ,. - 'KO 2 W 0 4 Plfo ' WJ: f ' 'oh--1.-...J ' 1221. ' f - QLTK if A 8: At the GAA Bake Sale at Ger- mann's some girls don't seem to understand that the food is to sell, not to eat! 13: College High has an early bon- fire. Ask City High's football team what happened!!! ? 14: Harvey Plucinski stars as Whippets run all over Elkhorn flit- erallyj, 34-7. 17: Magazine Campaign ends with only half of our 354,000 goal reach- ed. Almost everyone seems to have a hard time making sales ex- cept High Salesman Barbara Roh- loff with S91! 21: Mr. Buckingham almost gets run over by a tractor on his way to 6th hour social problems Class today. The Whippets' fans are let down when they lose Lake Gene- va's Homecoming game, 12-7. 22: The biggest feed of the year is held at Judi Stultz's Hallowe'en party in her basement. 24: The GAA starts the elaborate decorating of the gym for the Homecoming dance. 27: We have a Very unusual Home- coming parade this year. The bon- fire is carried along in the parade: it's safer H5 that way! One of the most rousing pep rallies in WHS history is given in the audi- torium. The junior float theme: If this is what our Subs did, what can our Varsity do? -gets first prize. W 28: Paul Kulinski stars as the Whippets win their Homecoming game against Mukwonago, 26-6! Captain Chick Reese suffers an- other knee injury, but is able to march with his Queen Carolyn Starck as Homecoming King at the Homecoming Dance, School Daze . Two couples don't get home until 6 a. m. due to mud?!?