Whitewater High School - Aqualba Yearbook (Whitewater, WI)

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FACULTY MRS. DONALD GRAHAM English Hi Line and Forensics w St. Mary College, Xavier, Kansas, B.A. MRS. OLIVER NELSON English University of Minnesota, B.S. MRS. PHILLIPS K. SCHUBERT English and Speech Wisconsin State College, Whitewater, B.E.- Sophomore Advisor, Class Play and Forensics MISS RUTH MAERZKE Library, Latin, and English Carroll College, B.A. Freshman and Aqualba Advisor MRS. CARROLL FLANAGAN English and French Wisconsin State College, La Crosse University of Wisconsin, M.A. Forensics and French Club Advisor MRS. GRAHAM, MRS. NELSON, MRS. SCHUBERT, MIS MRS. FLANAGAN MR. ROBERT HEFFERNA N Agriculture S MAERZKE Wisconsin State College, Platteville, ILE. FFA Advisor MR. KENNETH NEHRING Industrial Arts Wisconsin State College, Iila Basketball Coach MISS JEAN ANNE ROBEY Home Economics Stout State College, B.S. FHA Advisor MR. EDWARD RITTER Business Training Wisconsin State College, Wh Marquette University, M.E. FBLA Advisor MR. JAMES CRUMMEY Science and Driver Training ttcvillc, RS. itewater, B.E University of Wisconsin, Football Coach MR. HEFFERNAN, MR. NEHRING, MISS ROBEY, MR. RITTER. MR. CRUMMEY I'ag.:c Four

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MR. P. A. PIDDINGTON Superintendent of Schools M.S. University of Wisconsin TO THE CLASS HOF 1958 It is always hard to face the re- alization, as the school year wanes, that l am going to lose a fine group of young people through graduation. The friendships that are gained through the four years that I have had the privilege ot' living in close as- sociation with these young men and women will leave memories that are never forgotten. I hope that our friendships may continue as you go your way in the world that awaits you. Come back for a visit at any- time. You can be sure that I will be thinking about you and eagerly awaiting word of the many accomp- lishments which I am sure you will make. lt is my hope that the mem- bers of the Class of 1958 will have a bright and happy future. Goodbye and good luck. George M. Buckingham ADMI I TRATIO TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1958 You are completing twelve years of education. The value of the education you have received is hard to measu1'e by monetary values. The value of what you have learned will be determined by the use you make of it in the future. Do not terminate your education with a high school di- ploma but continue to prepare yourself for the technical society in which we live today. P. A. Piddington 4'-. . J' 4: X y..- .. . 1.1.1, MR. GEORGE M. BUCKINGHAM Principal M.S. University of Wisconsin Social Problems Director of Guidance and Noon Hour Activities Advisor to Student Council and Senior Class Page Three

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FAC LTY MR. HALL, MR. BUSHNELL, MISS SCHUSTER, MR. ACHEN MR. WILLIAM HALL Science Wisconsin State College, Whitewater, B.E. Sophomore Advisor MR. CHARLES BUSHNELL Science Wisconsin State College, Platteville, B.S. University of Wisconsin MISS JANE SCHUSTER il lstory Luther College, B.A. Senior Advisor MR. FRAN ACHEN Social Science Wisconsin State College, Whitewater, B.E. University of Wisconsin Freshman Advisor and Visual Aids MR. DAVISON, MISS EBERT, MR. HANSON MRS. LA VORA PETAK Mathematics University of Chicago, MR. JACK MEAD Physical Education Ph.B. University of Wisconsin, B.S. Junior Advisor, Assistant Coach MRS. ROBERT NATZKE Art University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, B.S. Junior and Aqualba Advisor MRS. PETAK, MR. MEAD, MRS. NATZKE MR. M. C. DAVISON Band University of Wisconsin, B.M. MISS FRANCES EBERT Physical Education Wisconsin State College, La Crosse, B.S. G. A. A. Advisor MR. LLOYD HANSON Vocal Music St. Olaf's College, B.A. l'ag.re Five