Washington High School - Scroll Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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COMMITTEES POINT SYSTEM, SONGBOOK, SOCIAL SERVICE Top Row: G. Hoffman, N. Baurz, N. Letteer, H. Miller, P. Bailey, L. Hiller, C. Langjahr. Row One: M. Champney, L. Ladwig, J. Matter, E. Schultz. CAMPAIGN, DANCE, DECORATION Top Row: E. Schulz, B. Nimmer M. Becker, J. Seifriz, C. Anderson Row One: S. Richards, P. Bailey F. Chudobba, I. Becker. EXCHANGE AUDITORIUM, AUTO REGISTRATION Top Row: I-I. Miller, M. Becker, B. Hoehnen, J. Seifriz, B. Nimmer. Row One: J. Peterson, N. Letreer, N. Bautz, G. Bass. x 1 STUDENT COUNCIL

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In order to form a more perfect union, estab- lish justice, insure domestic tranquility . . . Applied by our Student Council, these phrases af- fect us 'Tonians every day. This body representing every club and class provides committees to sponsor the majority of school activities ,everything from posters ,announcements, and point-system cards to auditorium programs and dances claim their at- tention. l EXECUTIVES AND ADVISORS Top Row: H. Poliak, Mr. Pesca- lozzi, R. Gettle, Mr. McCain. Row One: Miss Nappe, R. Roehr, M. Albright, Miss Green. COMMITTEES POSTER, PRINTING-TYPING, HOUSE Top Row: R. Skacel, R. Romanik, R. Treichel, J. Hurley, B. Brehmer. Row One: S. Essenmacher, G. David, G. Hoffman, C. Wollinka. ANNOUNCEMENTS Row One: M. Warren, G. David B. Nimmer, R. Ginsburg. n During the past year, our school sent representa- tives to and was host to the All-City Student Council. Through the lessons in democracy offered by this organization, students learn to be good citizens for today and tomorrow. just as the Con- stitution is the cornerstone of our country, so the Student Council is the cornerstone of our school.

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Seeing is believing. The corps of eighteen visual-aid cadets demonstrate this daily with their timely films and slides. Their audio equipment has also proved most valuable . . . To the frantic loser of a pen, scarf, or wallet the Lost-and-Found is an essential part of our school. A close neighbor is the Library with its well-stacked shelves and capable staff. During the past year 800 new books, a teachers' reference secetion, new magazine racks, subscriptions to four metropolitan papers, and hanging copper flower pots were added. The value of our school aids is truly immeasurable. Top Row: Perlick, A. Papa, C. Schaefer, G. Grim, B. Schultz, D. Holtz, L. Suchy, C. Bach, E. Bergen. R010 Two: M. Erdman, L. Knurh, K. Holmes, Miss Bear, Miss Zartner, S. Esscnmacher, A. George, L. Herman. Row One: M. Weiss, C. Rueckcrt, L. Davies, A. Sine, S. Mickelson, J. Wagner. Lucy Pocket lost ber lockefg Kiffy Fisher fauna' it. Top Row: D. Harman, R. Johnson, E. Tamm, G. Arenz, R. Casper, R. Champney, H. Williams. Row Two: E. Ebel, R. Swenson, Mr. Merecn, J, Scheer, D. Kjer. Row One: A. Klabunde, R. Hasler, J. Sutherland, C. Schulz. X LIBRARY LOST AND FOUND VISUAL AID