Bay View High School - Oracle Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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4 , f . . . Oh, yes, we do nice work when we're moved by the spirit of n Bay View at Christmas. :Mr. Dietrich leads Girls' Glee Club in singing Christmas carols 3 in the corridor outside the auditorium. Hundreds of Viewites dance at the annual Christmas dance 1 in the gymnasiums. E Sophomores of Homeroom 327 enloy the Christmas issue of the Oracle newspaper. 3 ec students Carol Dunne, Judy Melms, and Isabel uhnson are ready to serve at the Christmas tea. x 7 in Kohl: I Members of Girls' Glee Club sing Christmas carols in tho corridors on December 22. Q f 5 'e l 2 . RY v x At the Christmas tree, Clarice Peterson arranges the gifts to be sent L V , to the Waukesha Sehoolvtor gays. f H '

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n I Christmas is divided into three separate stages-vacation, , 4 , Q35 celebration, and recuperation. a in eip , 4- - 4 p J' ' f 2 it . , V 9 X X was c . r' gf Tom Archie works an one of the Christmas decorations hung Mr, Dietrich, Mr. Mierzwa, Mrs. Weckmueller, and Miss Bat: , in the corridor on the first floor. are iudges for the cherry pie baking contest. Seniors of Room 425 enioy refreshments at last homeroom Christmas party The traditional huge Christmas tree 'Z' - gets the .spotlight in the corridor. .W M : K P-lg,g 'hpffi Qyeirl' , 5 -vw' X No.4 'vw' V, library cadets Judith Behnke, Judith Mertin, and ' :Christmas tree in the libra JoAnn Grey decorate the rv- , W Gerald Richter and John Stabenau put up decorations near the main entrance.

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ff -'--iw -7-Y -'-YWW'-----f'f 'a - 'W - '- ' 'Y' 'Y ' 7 . . . The familiar words Good morning, Bay View were echoed i A by not so familiar words of outside speakers. ...WE -. Ky A I 'X 1 1 J ' 1 2 yi , I 4 i Mr. Julian Gramer, frequent lecturer at lay View, prepares to I ll show his tilm ' The Gulf Coast. January graduates who are now members of the lay View Society pose for their picture on their last day of classes. 1' 3 7 A G ow' in i'r5?i:g'+-A , 'W' ,-'r 1 ,Q f W do , i f-'ss r ,M v c xl if gn , , ,,, 4 , . J M' .x 4' 'gin 'Y ,fw :na V 1' as Q Q. 3 'fi ' V -351 it V iii' l,.sz 1 ,mfs K A x as if l i Mr. Charles Krueger, of Pelton Steel Company, speaks to boys Q Dick Schlund gets a permanent record of friends in his homeroi who are interested in becoming machinists or mechanics. J 1 132, on Cap and Gown Day, ul .MW mi, KL V XV J K - , A i J ' , L- ff ' - . .... H K if- 3 M A , ss g ' 'A W A 1 ffm Uv. A5 ' ' N ., a'MF1-. , v Q ,, , ' . I - az., K -J 1 n g, I - . 4 ' fi . 0 5 - f H 4 'o ff '? itV . M -ff 'E ' nf . 1 4 V4 4 ,,,,,,?' 'ii .- 'w ,L I Mr. Charles E. King, baritone, captivated the audience with his program of songs. -Representatives of various branches of the armed services talk to boys at a career guidance meeting. 1 Q