Washington High School - Scroll Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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LIBRARY-OFFICE NORMA ZARTNER . . , .... Librarian SYLVIA BROOKS HELFER ..,. . . .Senior Clerk JOYCE HANSBURG , . ..... Iunior Clerk MARY ELLEN EBLING .... ..... I unior Clerk PICHOTTE STRENG MARKSHEFFEL NELSON DAHLKE GARIETY KIEDROWSKI RICHTER DEMME BRAAZ HELFER ZARTNER HANSBURG EBLING PLANT OPERATION STAFF Firemen james Streng Jerome Gariety Helpers Esther Marksheifel Minnie Richter Signe Nelson Bertha Demme Cafeteria Mary Dahlke, Matron Isabelle Braaz, Assistant Matron 15

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SPIERING SPRAGUE STEIGER STROHM SUCHY TROST VALLIER XVOODS IN TRIBUTE The doors of widening opportunities have opened to four of our outstanding faculty members who have left their teaching careers behind them. For many years the Misses Rose Helen Hauer and Ilma Zinns kept the Scroll Weekly at the Pace-Maker rating, and broadened horizons in the field of litera- ture. May Miss Zinns continue to live a life of ease and enjoyment with her friendsg and may Miss Hauer continue to enjoy the comforts of her home, with time out for travel and for writing that long prom- ised book on journalism. Counselor, school bookkeeper, director of class jewelry, and chairman of the Science Department for many years-Mr. Herbert A. Losse will be best remembered for his expert teaching and the personal services which he so freely gave. May he continue to find joy in his leisure with his family and his garden. Known to the school for years as director of com- munity songs and boys' quartets is Mr. Harry Brown. After more than three decades in the field of A'-j-y, he is continuing to teach quadratics to future engineers. To these four friends of youth, Washingtonians join in wishing many years of happiness in retirement. I4 FACULTY LILLIIf SPIERING-United States Historyg School Auditor, Special Funds and Dues Collections, Civil Di- saster Planning Committee . . . LAUREN SPRAGUI2- Wocid W'ork, Mechanical Drawing: Industrial Arts De- partment Chairman, Atrletic Games Committee Chair- man, Ticket Reservations, Civil Disaster Planning Com- mittee . . . ANITA C. STEIGFR- English, Girls' Club, Spelling Committee . . . INIQZ STROHM-Ilnglishg English and Speech Department Chairman, Commence- ment Committee Chairman, National Honor Awards Committee . . . RAYMOND SUCHY-Physiesg Physics Department Chairman, Stage Director, Stage Crew, Commencement Committee . . . CHESTER TROST-Bookkeeping, Salesmanship, Commercial Lawg School Bookkeeper, Cross Country Coach, Athletic Council . . . JACQUES VAL- LIIZR-Biol0gY: Biology Department Chairman, Na- tional Honor Awards Committee . . . WILLIAM WOODS -Typewriting, Bookkeeping: Bookstores Manager . . . ZINNS HAUICR BROWN LOSSE

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R He who serves olhers, serves himself. I In a cornmunify as large as ours, Service plays an irnporlanl parl ln 'rhe every-day living of all ifs people. Whaf kird of place would lhis be ll if were nolr for Jrhe policeman c 'Jr' .9 5220 'Z ig fl Who lceeps our cornmunily sale og And lends a hand +o lhose in need? Cr Jrhe ever-ready fireman Wifh his knowledge and lirsl aid? The hospilal is a blessing lo lhe sick ' And a comlorl lo lhe well. so 4 ff 'Vi Qc: f w The poslal and lransporf services Provide rapid comrnunicalion And lravel wilh comforl and ease. Our school has a weallh of services, loo Sharing of books and office supplies, Guiding wilh words and deeds, Co-operafing wilh rnonifors in sludy halls And helping inlirrnary needs: These give much experience And unrneasured salisfaclion To each one who serves his school.