Washington High School - Scroll Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Top Row: K. Harms, C. Robbins, R. Mahnke, J. McCully, J. Searle, R. Vogeler. Second Roux' S. Schloemilch, B. Bergen, Pagel R. Fackler, W. Ranz, D. Haas, A. Stroebel, H. Solochek, J. Freeck, C. Miller, J. Harrer, J. Granberg, E. Kovats, M. Demeter. Fmt! Row J. Kraase, F. Chudobba, M. Mayworm, S. Richards, L. Knuth, N. Bautz, G. Hoffmann, P. Stika, J, Sladky, D. Thurston. COMMITTEES AUDITORIUM Art Stroebel Ruth Fackler Judith Harrer Sally Schloemilch John Searle David Stauff HOUSE Marjory Streich Carol Voss Beverly Brehmer Karl Voss Warren Ranz Joyce Schultz CAMPAIGN Mary Demeter Harry Voigt J. T. McCully James Freeck Barbara Bartz Janet Granberg Marjory Streich Marilyn Robinson ANNOUNCEMENT Clyde Robbins Joan Garfinkel Robert Sevenson Karl Foss Richard Mahnke John Searle SOCIAL SERVICE Sally Schloemilch Gloria Cohen Mary Demeter Ruth Pestalozzi Keith Harms DANCE Edith Bergen Gloria Cohen Joyce Schultz Dick Taugher Art Stroebel Ruth Pestalozzi James Freeck Rita Mae Derse 23 DECORATION Gloria Klabouch Sally Schloemilch Carol Voss Marion Cejka Beverly Brehmer Helen Menas POINT SYSTEM Nancy Cavanaugh Karl Foss Joan Garfmkel Judith Harrer Marjory Streich EXCHANGE Barbara Bautz Clyde Robbins Ruth -Fackler Gloria Klabouch Jeanne Gross David Stauif POSTER Janet Granberg Keith Harms Edith Bergen J. T. McCully Jeanne Gross PRINTING AND TYPIN Marion Cejka Jeanne Gross MISCELLANEOUS Ruth Fackler Richard Taugher Rita Mae Derse Nancy Cavanaugh Ruth Pestalozzi C

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Mr. Pestalozzi, Harry Voigt, Helen Klumb, Miss Green, Miss Nappe, Richard Garland, Ann Pestalozzi, Mr. McCain. Its object shall be to promote the best interests of the school .... The organization, the Student Coun- cil, devotes much time and effort to furthering teach- er-pupil understanding and interclub cooperation, thus acting as the students' voice in the administra- tion here at Washington. This past year a special group, the Constitution Revision Committee, in order to make the council a better representative and active organization, conferred with their fellow students, faculty advisers, and Mr. Schardt in the formulation of satisfactory changes in the constitution. The main revisions involve the method of representation, which will now be from the homerooms instead of from the clubs, and the qualifications and method of electing the president and the vice-president. Here- after, candidates will take out nomination papers. For each oflice, the two receiving the most votes in the primary election will compete in the final election. In April the new constitution was presented to the school body for approval and accepted by the neces- sary two-thirds vote. STUDENT CGUNCII. The regular committees were also busy. The Dance Committee sponsored the Cinder Ball in May to honor the spring athletic teams. As usual, the Point System Committee was on the job every six weeks checking and recording individual point loads. In order to acquaint the students with Ametica's gov- ernment, the Auditorium Committee helped to ar- range the presentation of a Freedom Train pro- gram. Notices about club meetings were regularly put in the study halls by members of the Announce- ment Committee. In the fall our Student Council sent two of its members to Wausau for the State Convention, where our representatives received a detailed account of activities of student councils all over Wisconsin. Washington was also represented at the monthly meetings of the All City Inter-High School Council and at the District Convention at Sheboygan in April .... Thus closed a most active and fruitful year in the history of the Council. Work- ing in cooperation with the faculty in the administra- tion of the school, the Student Council has truly pro- moted the best interests of the school.

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If you want to be a Badger, Then come along with us And meet those who've made Wisconsin great It's the unselfish service of her sons and daughters In war, in peaceg in all noble causes. Our famous Red Arrow Division Has won glory on the battlefield, We claim the MacArthurs and Billy Mitchellg And are proud of our men and women Who have served us in peace: Babcock, Steenbock, La Follette, and Carl Schurz, Zona Gale, Edna Ferber, Garland and Derlethg Ringling, Frances Willard, and Carrie Jacobs Bond Have served their state and country In science, government, writing, music. And it is this voluntary service Without thought of compensation That has made Badgers great, Serving their nation and state. EQWCE Yexterday or I was ftalhing throngh the hcilly Jnijfing the air-Jo to Jpeak-for iz Scroll scoop, I encountered my friend, Tony. Innocently I remarked, How are yon, Tony? . . . He emitted cz horrihle groan. Don't talk nhont it, I feel awfnl. Went to the injirmary, hnt they told me, 'Girly onlyf I have to go to the hoyf' gym. Surprised they didn't fend me to the lihraryf' . . . I tried to fmooth hir fitr. I Jnppofe they want to give the girly experience in nnrringf' . . . There are men ptztientf in horpittzlf, nren't there? And what nhont fellows who want to he doctor.r.9 . . . I wily getting nowhere. How did we get .ftrzrted on thif dnyic'tzy'? . . . Fi5hf' . . . Whiz-P . . . I ate too mtznyf'