Alexander Hamilton High School - Diplomat Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Without the following people, the 1974 Diplomat would not exist: MR. WILLIAM PAAPE, advisor, whose calm and composure helped to quiet most storms before they began. MR. ROBERT TEMPLE, principal, for giving us the chance to produce a yearbook. MR. JAMES MARCINIAK, accountant, whose observations on yearbooking and music helped to start us on the right foot. MR. ROBERT RUMMLER, MR. KEN WHITTEMORE, and MRS. I-IELENE WACHTER, consultants, whose tolerance of panic-stricken phone calls, question and answer sessions, and tear jerking sob stories took real saintly patience. The faculty and administration of Hamilton for giving all co-operation possible during the scheduling and rescheduling of pictures. Cilento Studios - barring puddles in the parking lot and last minute rush jobs, they managed to produce fantastic senior portraits. Miss Terfehr's first semester Adv. Comp. class, and Mrs. Brzezinski's first semester Comp. class for their thoughts on time Carol I-licklin, Pat Catz, and David Gozowiak, who lent their talent in art by contributing the cover art- work, sketches, and lettering. Mr. Charles Dettmann and the photography crew: we wish to express our sincere congratulations on a job well doneg unfortunately we can only say thank you for the co -operation we received. The School Operational Personal, Cooks, and Engineers - due to an unforseen difficulty their pictures have become unusable. We hope this space provides a small token of our appreciation for their services especially that of our up-stairs maid who cheerfully cleaned in room 333 more than once. All those people who helped the editors retain some measure of sanity: Chuck and his pink elephant, Andy of the Official Complaint Dept. the quartet tyeh iflj, Mike, Villa Roma, Ted, and Ned. Last, but by no means least, the Family: the kids who willingly sacrificed time, co-operation, a soft shoul- der, and symphathy when they were needed. Without the staff, four editors would have used escape routes a, b, c, d by this time. ' 110 1

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Due to a recent energy crisis, the Spirit of 76 has run out of gas. On October 15, 1973: Hollingsworth Canglinger, a sophomore, set an unbeat- able record while searching for the boys room, he spent 3 hours 47 minutes look- ing for his destination, 21 minutes ex- plaining to the teacher aide why he was in the hall without a pass, and 4 hours 32 minutes re-explaining his plight to Mr. Pauly in the office. aa-Q.. f