Brookfield Central High School - Legend Yearbook (Brookfield, WI)

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Tim Walsh Heidi Walter John Wandsnider Peggy Warmlngton Rick Watson Kevln Weddlg Mike Wehner Andrew Wermulh Llz Whalen Tlm Whlle Michelle Wllderman Dan Wllllams Tom Wllllams Tracl Wllllamson Tlm Wllscn Jenny Wltl Kent Wltte Todd Wolter Susan Worst Scott Wrenn Deborah Wrlghl Steve Wyman Mlke Wyslc Llsa Vearwood Audrey Yee Susan Yuds John Zalac Michael Zepka James Ziarkowski Karl Ziegler Juniors X 197

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