Washington High School - Scroll Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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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'

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X. X f t 5 Y I 1' J X3 X' N J X . L, Top Row: N. Sweet, J. Sladky, M. Rotter, M. Cejka, R. Geschrei R. Lillie, J. Ostergren, R. Petrie. Second Roux' M. Port, B. Nim: mer, M. Paul, Miss Brooks, S. Sibbald, B. Hansen, C. Kleist. Firrt Row: A. Ahlstrom, D. Augustin, C. Schulz, D. Anderson L. Rizzo. 1 Never hesitating to perform those little extra tasks which help to make our school function are the office monitors. Throughout the day they are called upon to open lockers, deliver messages, answer the phone, sort and file various material, assist at the counter, and collect attendance slips at the end of the day . . . Our infirmary monitors are true angels of mercyf' as many gals will testify. Two capable attendants in crisp white uniforms serve every hour and before school to convey complete and continual service to all girls and teachers in need. Their able assistance is also a great help to the doctor and nurse in physical check ups and tabulation of work . . . The experience gained in these two phases of service to our school provides an excellent background for future office clerks, business managers, and nurses. CDFFICE - INFIRMARY Top Roux' A. Geiger, P Pfeiffer, H. Eversum, S. Wunsch, P. Priewe, C. Voss, D. Kohn, M. Mayworm, S. Eeiferr. Second Row: J. Durand, J. Roy, Miss Carlson, B. Brehmer, S. Richards. First Roux' E. Zimmer, C. Burmeister, R. Brandt, D. Gordon, S. Pack.