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

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Julie White Pamela Wiedeman Elizabeth Williams Scott Williams Don Wilson Constance L. Wimmer Diane E. Winter Thomas M. Witzke iff 2 1 8 W ..,3 ,H , ,QV , ,,, , Q, ft- - 2 ZF ,Q Z. . Q A. 2- am . , if, V. W mf' W'-0 1: 7:9 240 X Seniors

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Maureen Valley Kim Vallozzi Kara Vandre Jeffery Varick Judith Vergata Roger Villmow Denise Viliwock Clifford Vossekuil Ann Waddell Daniel Waddell Douglas Wagner Patricia Wahlen Paul Walker Robin Wandsneider Linda Wandt Kathleen Wanzer Kathryn Washham Brian Wayner Jennifer Weber Joseph Weber William T. Webster Dacia A. Weerts Andrew Weimer Mary A. Wentz Linda Wesner Seniors X 239

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Three Endless Years ... Graduation day will end the Senior's compulsory education. From that point onward the student is no longer a stu- dent in a strictly structured curriculum, involving books tests and classesg Three endless years have faded into the past. The day that seemed an eternity away as a Sophomore, the day that seemingly could never arrive, blocked by three long, long, endless years, has arrived, catching most by surprise. Was it not just yesterday that you fell asleep for the fifth straight period of Drivers Educa- tion? How long ago was it you laughed at that corny film on first aid in Health? All the days that stood so formidable and awesomely long as you looked ahead have passed, flown into the past as if asigh. The education obtained in High School's three years will be the basis for the future. It is in these seemingly end- less years that a student gets an idea of what roads will be followed into the future. Interests are found and ideas are formed in High School, interests and ideas that will have perhaps very pro- found effects on the future. Three years of High School have produced both patience and maturity, virtues which are necessary to a person in contemporary situations, which can often be tedious and frustrating. It is not only the courses one takes at Brookfield Central which is the educa- tion, but the whole High School experi- ence in general. Though the three years you spent sitting in classrooms may seem to have little value, they had a pur- pose which is not specified in any course curriculag the years of courses which seemed useless built character and produced well rounded citizens for society. Many look forward to graduation day as an escape from the entrapment of three endless years. True, they were seemingly endless. They were also three of the most important in a lifetime. C15 Contemplating the joys of post-High School life, Senior Mary Oehlke smiles as she dreams. f2y How many times have you sat dumbfounded by a test? Here, Senior Andy John tolls over a Modern European History quiz. Q3j To those like Senior Holly Rowland, art is enjoyment. Susan Woods Kirk Wooldridge Gregory Wrobbel Kathleen L. Wutscheck Randall Wyman Anthony G. Yug Mary E. Zapka Jerry Zeker Anita E. Ziebart James Zillmer Christopher L. Zimmerman Joan Zimmerman Robert C. Ziobro Seniors f 241