Washington High School - Scroll Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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JOHNSON KUEHNAST LOSSE LUBENOW MCCAIN MCCUTCHEON H. GUDWIN JOHNSON-Latin, Latin Club Director, Director of Scholarships, Curriculum Coordinator . . . IDA KUEHNAST-Spanish, Student Service Director, Service Awards Committee, Boys' Club Director, Caps and Gowns . . . IIERBERT LOSSE-Physics, Algebra, Science Department Chairman, June 1951 Class Counselor, Curriculum Coordi- nator, School Bookkeeper, Science Club Director, Honor Awards Commit- tee, Commencement Committee, Class Jewelry . . . HARRIS LUBENOW -Speech, Washington Players Director . . . ALLISON McCAIN- Algebra, Geometry, Mathematics Department Chairman, January 1951 Class Counselor, January 1954 Class Counselor, Student Council, Service Awards Committee, Honor Awards Committee . . . JOHY McCUTCHEON-Biol- M ILBRATH MILLER MURPHY NAPPE NICKEL OMDOLL O'NEIL ogy: Athletic Field Committee, Civil Disaster Panning Committee . . . HAROLD MILBRATH-Art, Stage Crafts Director . . . A. EUGENE MILLER-Typewriting, Athletic Association Bookkeeper . . . LORNA MURPHY-Spanish, Girls' Club . . . CLARA NAPPE-Geography, Typewriting, June 1953 Class Counselor, Student Council . . . MARJORIE NICKEL-Reading Improvement Center Director, Girls' Club . . . JOHN OMDOLL-Bookkeeping, Arithmetic, Typewriting, Commercial Department Chairman, Honor Awards Committee, Cafeteria Manager . . . SUCHY PERCHONOK PESTALOZZI POLCZYNSKI POR TER POWERS PURDY RUEHL RYAN SCHNELLER SCHWAAB SCHWALBACH SEIFERT SITTON SPIERING SPRAGUE STALLMAN STROI-IM TROST VALLIER WEARING WOODS - ZINNS FACULTY HARRY O'NEIL-English, Spelling Committee, Civil Disaster Planning Committee . . . SEYMOUR PERCHONOK-Algebra, Geometry, Trigo- nometry, Cheerleaders Director, Cafeteria Candy Stores, Evening Enter- tainment Committee . . . HASSO PESTALOZZI-Chemistry, January 1953 Class Counselor, Student Council, Camera Club Director, Scroll Photography, Ushers Director, New Pupils' Activity Day Director, Service Awards Committee . . . RAYMOND POLCZYNSKI-Algebra, English, Physical Education, Wrestling Coach, Assistant Football and Track Coach, Athletic Council . . . ANNA PORTER-U. S. History, Modern History, Lincoln . . . JOHN POWERS-Sociology, Ancient and Medieval History, Varsity Football Coach, Athletic Council . . . EVELYN PURDY-U. S. History, January 1952 Class Counselor, Lincoln Director . . . MILTON RUEHL-Geography, Varsity Basket ball, Tennis, Athletic Council . . . MARY JANE RYAN-Speech, Alphanea Director . . . ELDON SCHNELLER--English, Yearbook Director, June Senior Class Director, Commencement Committee . . . MILDRED SCI-IWAAB-English, Alphanea . . . MARY ELLEN SCHWALBACH-English, Girls' Club . . . CLIFFORD SEIFERT MARJORIE SITTON Bookkeeping, Used Book Exchange Director . . . Foods, Family Living . . . LILLIE SPIERING-' U. S. History, School Auditor, Special Funds and Dues Collections, Civil Disaster Planning Committee . . . LAUREN SPRAGUE-Algebra, Woodwork, Mechanical Drawing, Athletic Games Committee Chairman, Ticket Reservations, Civil Disaster Planning Committee . . . HARRIET STALLMAN-English, Washington Players, Student Announcement Tryouts . . . INEZ STROHM-English, English and Speech Depart- ments Chairman, Commencement Committee Chairman, Honor Awards Committee . . . RAYMOND SUCHY-Physics, Stage Crew, Stage Director . . . CHESTER TROST-Bookkeeping, Commercial Law, Salesmanship, Track and Cross Country Coach, Athletic Council . . . JACQUE VALLIER-- Biology, Biology Department Chairman, Honor Awards Committee, Assist- ant Varsity Football Coach, Intramurals . . . THERESA WEARING- English, Washington Players, Student Announcer Tryouts . . . WILLIAM WOODS-Typewriting, Bookstore Manager . . . ILMA ZINNS- English, Scroll Weekly, Civil Planning Committee . . . 15

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by args J rf'-L N The busiest section down Washington Hi-Way is Class-Ville, where, daily, 1880 Tonians make their Way through Lan- guage' Lane, Math Square, Typers' Corner, English Circle, Music Row, etc. Through eight periods a day, the busy sound of roads under construction can be heard down Tonian Way in the form of the Clicleezfy-cIack's of busy typewriters, the do-1fe-'11ze's from the music rooms, or the bic hczec 6055 of the Latinites. Travel is slow but sure on this most important stretch of life down Washington Hi-Way, for here We see roads under construction: future citizens in the making! Efy T' A rl-55-Fi Y' ,1 i-F: ii I 'f57 1 ,, , -1 , 'iiiii W ,K y s, ,