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

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Wad' fall w dfune 06014 dfzaa IAMES EHRMANN as our own D.A. who promises to defend any West-Sider. BETTY FANELLO Whose entire future lies in the United States Army. ROBERT FELDMAN, a probable candidate for America's Best-Dressed Man -l955. KATHERINE FERBER who might follow in the footsteps of Edna. LORRETTA EOLEY Who would be ideal as a dietitian in Mader's restaurant. HUBERT FRIMARK, a pro roller skater, who will star in The Vanities of l95U. ELAINE GEHRKE, an Angel of Mercy, striv- ing for the lives of our wounded. BETTY ANN GOESSEL, a music teacher, What else, with all that music in her program? KENNETH GOODMAN whose practice will be to keep people smiling. V IOYCE GOTTSCHALLK who will specialize in selling Women's sweaters. ANGELINE GOYICH. Her qams should be seen in many stocking ads. Y. ,

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Ma. WMU, we w-alfa Zia pa PHYLLIS ALM who, as Grace Graves in Junior Miss, gained the extra patience needed to make a good mother. LOIS ANDERSON, a college co-ed after spreading sunshine for four years at West. LEILA BENFER who has decided she likes West Division better than sunny Cali- fornia. Could she be an explorer of the North Pole? ELEANOR BENO who was interested in art. Could you use her as a famous comic strip Writer? BETTY BERKE, now the class treasurer, but a possible future secretary to Henry I. Morgenthau. MARY BOYLE, a quiet miss who can be helpful to you in many ways. IOAN BROWN whose energetic mind will help develop post-war plans. ELIZABETH BURNS, a sweet shop proprietor doing business with West-Siders. SHIRLEY COUVE who hates io be alone. Why not use her in a circus? LA VERNE DECKER, known as Deck, the star pitcher for the Schnitts. HOWARD DILLON who will play his licorice stick in his own band.

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au haul allow wi dame amwiemenl' RUTH GRAF. Our Sportrait writer would like to spend her life Writing about famous pro football players. BERNICE GREGUSKA who, we hope, won't yell too much at her husband, though she was a good cheer leader. ANNE GURSKY. A lifeguard at a pool would make her keep an envied tan. RUTH HAGENSICK. She will be a flutist in the New York Philharmonic. GERALDINE HALE, editor of Comet news- paper, a suitable successor to Mrs. lone Quinby Griggs. DONALD HEIBER who was prexy of the senior class and a possible Republican candidate for President-1996. MARGARET HENDERSON, the second Gloria Nord of Skating Vanities. V IAMES HILDEBRAND who, as a former West football guard, will guard the nation's health as a doctor. SADIE HOERRES, a buyer for women's spe- cialty shop. PHYLLIS HOUGH. Although she's short, she'll go a long way on the road to success in any field. TALBERT IESSUP. As Doc Raisen's assist- ant, Toby sold tickets to all the games. Ticket selling in a railroad station is cr fitting job for him.