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Athletic Association 
The Athletic Association in Kewaunee High School, organized a few 
years ago, is composed of nearly all the students in high school. At the
beginning of the school year a meeting was held at which the following 
officers were elected for the ensuing year: 
President ----------------Meryle Kieweg 
Vice-President ------------- Edward Schultz 
Secretary -----------------Lenore Masse 
Treasurer -----------------  Stanley Kuich 
Door Keepers ----------------John Cmejla 
Mabei Wochos 
A campaign was held for the purpose of getting members for the 
assoc'ation. The president appointed a committee from each class to get 
students to jo'n. The campaign was successful and each class reported 
piactically a 10% membership. 
Ti e studen4 s as well as the athletes derived benefits from the asscc'a-
tions. The members were charged less then the general fee for admission 
to the various athletic games. The mecney received fron tlhe grames and 
the membership dues of the assceciation was used to pay for the athletic
supplies and the expenses of tlbe various games. 
The asseciation las been a succcss in the past, and we hope it will 
continue to be succecsfl in the future. 
Prospects for 1921-1922 
The prospects for the athletic teams of 1921-1922 are very bright, but 
we will greatly miss the services of O'Konski, Stangel, and Schultz, who
will graduate this year. As a nucleus to develop a team from, there will
be sixteen men left from the 1920 squad, namely; Teske, Allen, Kuich, 
Matulewitz, Waterstreet, Elmer Kuehl, Giese, Earl Kuehl, Dvorak, Camp- 
bell, Tirner, Schuller, Chada, Petrie, and Marvin Besserdich. In addition
to these, there will be a group of promising Freshmen and Sophomores 
to fight for places on the team. We should, with proper coaching, develop
one of the best football teams this High School has ever had.