Washington High School - Scroll Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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LYNCH NAPPE RAASCH SPIERING WOODS MCCAIN MCCUTCHEON MAULE NICKEL OMDOLL O'NEIL ROESLING ROSENFELD SCANLAN SPRAGUE STROI-IM SUCHY ZINNS ZARTNER BROOKS 23 MEREEN PESTALOZZI SCHNELLER TROST CARLSON MEYER PORTER SCI-IOENIG VALLIER TRABBOLD MICHI POXVERS SEEFELD WHITE KLAUSMEYER

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MAY LEETE-Commercialg Girls' Club .... HERBERT LOSSE- Scienceg Physics Clubg War Bonds and Stamps Committeeg Evening Programs Committee .... GLADYS LYNCH-Englishg Absencc Excusesg War Service Committee .... ALLISON McCAIN-Math- ematics, Department Chairmang Life Advisementg Honor Awards Committeeg Student Councilg Student Serviceg Athletic Field Com- mittee .... JOHY MCCUTCHEON-Scienceg Cafeteriag Athletic Field Committee .... HOWARD MAULE-Speechg Forensicsg Auditorium Committee .... DONALD MEREEN--Industrial Artsg Stage Crewg Camera Clubg Scroll Yearbook and Weeklyg Washington Playersg Auditorium Programs Committeeg Programs Decorations Com- mittee Chairmang War Service Committee .... EDNA MEYER- Artg Girls' Club .... MARGUERITE MICHI-Commercialg Girls' Clubg Evening Dances Committee. s. 1+ ' . . '- EUGENE MILLER?-Commercialg Scroll Weekly .... LORNA ' MURPIjIY4French, Spanishg Girls' Club .... CLARA NAPPE- Commercialg Life Advisementg Student Councilg Evening Dances Com- -mittee .... MARJORIE NICKEL-Englishg Girls' Club .... JOHN OMDOLL-Commercialg Cafeteria .... HARRY O'NEIL- English .... HASSO PESTALOZZI-Scienceg Life Advisementg Student Councilg Evening Dances Committee .... ANNA PORTER -Social Scienceg Lincoln Literary Society .... JOHN POWERS- Social Scienceg Wrestlingg Footballg Trackg Athletics Committee. -1 VALERIA PREMO-Commercialg Bookstore .... EVELYN PURDY -Social Scienceg Lincoln Literary Society .... META RAASCH- Commercialg Student Employment .... HARRIETTE ROESLING- Physical Educationg Athletics Committeeg Wahiatg Matinee Dances Committee .... LEILA ROSENFELD-Englishg Absence Excuses. . . . MARIAN SCANLAN-Englishg Philomathea Literary Society. . . . ELDON SCHNELLER-Englishg Scroll Yearbook, Chairmang Commencement Committeeg War Service Committee .... LUCY SCHOENIG - Commercial .... MILTON SEEFELD - Industrial Artsg Ushersg Student Employment. CLIFFORD SEIFERT-Commercialg Bookstore .... FRED SMITH -Musicg Auditorium Programs Committeeg Music Club .... LILLIE SPIERING-Social Scienceg School Finances Committeeg War Bonds and Stamps Committee .... LAUREN SPRAGUE-Industrial Artsg Cross Countryg Towel Service .... INEZ STROHM- English, Department Chairmang Commencement Committee Chairmang Honor Awards Committeeg War Service Committee .... RAYMOND SUCHY-Scienceg Physics Club .... RUTH TROST--Artg Scroll Yearbookg Matinee Dances Committee .... JACQUE VALLIER- Scienceg Track .... CHARLES WHITE-Social Science. BRISTOL WING-Industrial Artsg Athletics committee .... LEETE LOSSE WILLIAM WOODS--Commercialg Bookstore .... ILMA ZINNS-- Englishg Scroll Weekly .... NORMA ZARTNER--Library .... IZHLPER MURPHY SYLVIA BROOKS-Senior Clerk .... JOAN CARLSON- Junior IRBM0 PURDY Clerk .... ELENORA GROSS TRABBOLD-Junior Clerk .... SEIFERT SMITH MARTIN KLAUSMEYER-Welfare Work. WING 22

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El H S S f S Here Vickie stands with haggard lookg Sheis waited five days for an algebra book. Standing in line at the bookstore hour after hour is only the beginning of the story for a Washington stu- dent. Through a series of investigations it has been discovered that the average Washingtonian buys an amount of books per semester totaling 300 pounds in weight, more or less. Since Vickie has most of her classes in the morning, her morning load of books adds up to 25 0 pounds, which accounts for the grateful way she slides into her pre-lunch room seat .... Planning subjects and classes and hours was fun: the feverish consulting of programs for the coming year, rushing Qthat is, almostj through the halls to sign up with a favored faculty member, the doubt in one's mind whether or not to take a certain difficult subject .... After the signing up came the real difficulties with homework and grades and worries .... Math, home ec., history, English, mechanical drawing, and many diver- sified subjects are studied by us 'Tonians with good re- sults. Washington, with its excellent high scholastic rating, is graduating fine. citizens of theworld.