Wild Rose High School - Rose Yearbook (Wild Rose, WI)

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admini tration smma..mmn..1n1cz1 mruuul1os.,,f1f...t1l11111 llB1!1llliQ..fI!..JMiMlNMll 11mn.mQu' 1151153 SCHOOL BOARD Mr Handrich CD1rectorJ, Mr Wilcox CPresidentJ, Mrs Merryfield CTreasurerD, Mr Brownlow CC1erkJ, Mr Brooks fD1rectorD wi' evesnfu 'VW 'fluff MR HARVEY Princlpal B E Whitewater State College, M E Superior State College The school board has the possession, care, control, and management of the property and affalrs of the school district Its members are dedicated to their dutles and to the interests of the people they serve The duties of the princlpal lnclude adv1s1ng the school board, encouraging school employees to g1ve their best efforts, and directlng and coordinating all parts of the school system He also serves as theeducation al leader of the community and helps to secure school and community cooperatlon Yet, Mr Harvey is never too busy to take time to help us with our problems

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S f A fh W A f 11111 Ufk ROW 1 fseatedl M Anderson, C Colligan, D Hudziak, D Wilson, J Luedtke, R. Hanson ROW 2 C Dopp, J Graydon, T Sage, L Curtis, L Potts fPres1dentJ ROW 3 K Christie, J Straw, C Wodrich, R Fields, C Rosin Standing left to right P Jones, T Zempel, J Attoe CV1ce Presidentj, B Jones, A Manske, G King, G Ehrenberg, W Zuege CTreasurerD, D McKnight, J Carpenter, J Schwersinske, N Tarr, R Cook, Mrs Songe fAdv1sorD, J Patterson lSecretaryJ K Pilz, J Graydon, D Christie, J Nielsen Freshmen A Freshman meets his fate The f1TSt year of high school lS a perlod of adjustment Those flrst few weeks can be very bewilder1ng The Freshman 1S confronted with a complicated schedule, a maze of classrooms, new teach ers and classmates, and the problem of just which activities he should select. Above all, each Freshman worrles about Initiation. When the big day flnally arrived, the fat lady, the bride and groom, the baby, and all the rest scraped and bowed to the Sophomores until they reached the1r homeroom haven and safety. At night each one came to the front with knees trembling and perform ed a stunt. But when they were ly initiated and lt was time to dance, the Freshmen agreed that really the ones who had had the thorough- relax and they were most fun. alas s h C p Us J i ,V 7 4 n ' w 5' V- , ,4 ' ' 1, S r y is 'iff I g M