Washington High School - Scroll Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Mathematics A F1 .Q JOSEPH BORIFI'-Scienccg Athletic Field Committee. . EUGENE BRANDT-Scienceg Chemistry Clubg Matinee Dances Committceg Athletics Committeeg Athletic Field Committee. .. HARRY BRONVN - Mathematics. JOHN BRUGGINK-Scienceg Athletics Commirteeg Nature Study Clubg Football .... WALTER CANDY-Mathcniaticsg Philumatliea Literary Society .... GUY COOK-Matho maticsg School Finances Conimittee. YRON DliRRNXfALl'J'l'-Scicnceg Matliematicsg Swimmingg thletics Committee .... I-'HENRY ERICSON - Mathematics. . . ROLLIN Gli'l'TLE-Scienceg Footballg Athletics Com- Watch Your figures, boys! ittce. What makes it go? :ARL l'lANEu,i'MHlllCl!11lllCSQ School Finances Committecg tliletic Field Committecg Matinee Dances Committee .... HARLES HOLBROOK-Scicnccg Nature Study Clulng Honor wards Committee .... PAUL lAlUNlK.E'-'M3EllCIl1HIlCSQ Sasltctballg Tracltg Athletic Committee. ERBERT LOSSIZ-Scienceg Physics Clubg War Bonds and ramps Committeeg Evening Prograrns Committee .... ALLI- ON MCCAIN-Mathematics, Department Chairman: Life dvisementg Honor Awards Committeeg Student Councilg Stu- ent Serviceg Athletic Field Committee. . . . JOHY MCCUT- HEON-Scienceg Cafcteriag Athletic Field Committee. ASSO PIESTALOZZI--Scienceg Life Advisemcntg Student ouncilg Iivening Dances Committee .... RAYMOND UCHY-Scienceg Physics Club .... ,IACQUE VALLlER- icnceg Track. ogarithms Theorems Equations Axiorns

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Sclence a HANIEY HOLBROOK HUMKE LOSSE MCCAIN MCCUTCI-Il PESTALOZZI SUCHY VALLIER 'S BORIFF BRANDT BROWN BRUGGINK CANDY COOK DERRWALDT ERICSON GETTLE O ,i 4, Mechanics Electricity Plastics

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Earl Gaenssle In the retirement of Dr. Carl Gaenssle, o school has lost an excellent instructor and friendly counsellor. A Doctor of Letters a a Doctor of Languages, Mr. Gaenssle came Wasliiiigton in 1922. Here he taught ancie and medieval history, German, and Latin. To the last student, Doc was recogniz as a true linguist, one who firmly believes th no education is complete without Latin. can speak a dozen languages and is a mast of German, French, Latin, Greek, Hebre Aramaic, and the hieroglyphics of the ancien For many years he took delight in offering i struction to Greek enthusiasts after scho Dr. Gaenssle thought Saint Paul Was the gre est man who has ever lived and often quot in Latin, German, Greek, or Aramaic the mous chapter from Corinthians on charity. Next to Greek, Doc loves baseball, great American game. Certainly, the teachers will remember him as the champi bowler of the school, as one has said, Oh, way ahead of all of us.', Moreover, none say that Mr. Gaenssle ever became old-rat he Was seventy years young When he retir His upright carriage and springy walk W more youthful than many a student's. Dr. Gaenssle was beginning a study of C nese when he left Washiiigton. His reg upon severing his Contact with young peo Was compensated by the anticipation of f filling a long-awaited desire to write A Ch tian Apologetics. In his departure Washi ton has lost an apt scholar and teacher.