West Division High School - Comet Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Iohn Davies-Big, blond johnny - football man, track man, basketball man and ladies man- iust an all 'round man! David Dorcey-The Lib- erty's business has s h o W n a marked im- provement since th i s former member of West's Big ll took to ushing there - n e e d we ask why? Ann Duffy - She does all the small things most of us leave undone. Ted Edler-Ted had a car, blond curly hair, and was a football man. So what else is there to say? Leslie Eubanks - Leslie was Mr. Kurath's right hand man, picker-upper putter-downer and shhl don't tell - he even wound the clock! But, besides that, he was one ot the nicest boys of the senior class. Mary Evans - Small, vibrant, peppy - that's Mary, She touched this, dabbled with that, and picked up this-in truth, one of West's most ver- satile young ladies. U73

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Charlotte Arndt-Char lotte was rather quiet and shy, so she had few friends-but these friends were steadfast and loyal, Robert Barr- True to his maid, his work, his friend. Ethel Bauer- Wearing her wisdom lightly like a flower. Hazel Beaver - The heart to conceive, the understanding to direct and the hand to exe- cute. Hazel was the first girl in the history of West Division to up- set all tradition and cus- tom to become class president. Irene B e c k - lrene's keen wit, her g o o d scholarship and pleas- ant friendliness m a d e her one of the nicest girls of the senior class. lane Benson-lane was one of the most popular girls at West-her form- ula? A smile and a cheery word for every- one. E161 Henrietta B o t t o IH s - Henrietta was one of the sweetest of West's graduates. Her bright red hair and her laugh- ing eyes always made her the center of attrac- tion-of either sex. A n g e 1 i n e Cerniglia- Angie was always somebody's girl friend -and a right swell girl friend to have, too. August Cramer - Hear tell that Augie is tall, dark and handsome and the answer to a certain fair rnaid's prayer. Wonder who? Robert Dahinden - Bob was rather quiet, but his tastes ran somewhat towards the Comet staff. At any rate, many a time was he seen in the fair company of one high up in the business end of the paper.

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Mary Gagliano-The lit- tle, pretty brunette whose ambition it is to be somebody's private secretary someday. Virginia Gallagher - Slim, quiet, charming- Virginia was the per- sonitication ot every- thing a young lady should be. Roland Gehl - Tall, good looking, Roland was the reason tor sighs on the part ot West's fair maids and Gee, how l'd like to know him better! Erna Goehre-Shy, 're- tiring, nice. Erna al- ways had her lesson done, and done well. Robert Harder-Bob was a quiet sort ot chap, but what he lacked in conversational ability, he made up in being one of the few fvery tew, let it be saidl German whizzes at West. Ronald Heiderick - He worked in the cafeteria, he worked in the book- store, and now, out ot school, Ronald does more work-jerking so- das! l13l loe Hemerle-joe was one ot these strong, si- lent men that all girls appreciate. Lucille Iacobson - One of the top notchers in the typing world at West: who knows but she-'ll be a champion some day. Violet Iohann - Violet was always signing out oi the main second hour. We wondered where she went. Rumor has it he was tall and dark- right? Dorothy Iordan-Doro- thy's smile was pretty, her personality pleasing, she had many friends- but this could go on and on and on!