Washington High School - Scroll Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Adamdhea ll- Ol:l:lClfRS Fall I'r'1'xi1lw1l , . . . Lois Mueller Isl Vim' Pl'l'Silll'llf . , .Doris Keller Zml Virm'-Prr'xiJ1'r1f . Kathryn Dibbcrt inf Vin'-l'rr'si1f1'l1f . Charlotte Pagtl S4'1'r'4'la'r-y Marcella Wencorf 'I'rz'ax1m'r Donna Wille Sl'l'.Qt'dllf-df-Al'lIIX Ronald Page Amlraxxarlm' . David Blomqu st Tofu Kvlri D, lilomqnisr, A. Kearby, M. Draeger, Ci. W'ille. C. -Iolmson, L. BookstaH', N. Nachetli, G. Pure ax G. Preuss, P. Schmidt, M. Reinecke, II. Keller, R. johnson, Al. Newman, D. Kamper, A. W'eiss, Li. Weisflog, ll. Bot I. Sams er, A. Lewis, T. johnson. Hfllr R'1u': VV. Hartftldt, NI. York, D. Neubauer, ll. liurandt, Y, W'ille, M, Keller, C. Feldman, ll. Keller, R. Vu lialil, M1 Candy, Miss Handt, C. Kirkpatrick, R. Strobl, H. Seebacli, A. Robinson, M. Mclauglilin, ll. Sclwxtila r ID, l..1n1.mer, P. Seely, il. Petrie. l'i1IHl'fll Rau: N. Vnlkmann, 17. Ludwig, R. Dieden, M. Klabunde. ll. XVille, A. Leister, D, Smith, K. lktrnin Y R. lage D. Lunde, M. Markwortli, li. Vflialley, K. Lusher, M. Vi'iln1es. l.. llamkoeliler, D. Kirclnnan. Tfvirif Kon: l.. Uerien, R. Brockman, R. Verhulst, ll. liierniann, il. Staliurrki. Y. Pagt-I, bl. lleyden, M. Son u -I. Scrle clier, xl. Dunioulin, N. Alung, H. Brunner, l'. Novak, S. Kaniper, IS. Maher. Srruml Row: K. llibbert, C. Sims, D. Ono, l.. Larsen, 'If Carlson, S. Sagerer, M. Wendorf, ii. Wanninititr l.. Rogers, Al. Russell, I.. Mueller, M. Habenicrt, M. Magenheim, D. Staufl. lfirxf Rnr: M. Silvia, C. Bell, -I. Gonvalev, QI, llobek, ll. Birch, M. Pennow, M. klolinxnm, ll, XY'ille. Nl, lxuniir Sjzriulg David Kampcr Lois Damkoehler Hazel Bierman -Iudy Heydcn Mary Johnson Mary Keymar -Iohn Newman Marilyn Klabunde 28 ft, When the Iresidentn of Philo calls the meeting to order, every member snaps to attention. But then, who Wouldn't? The meetings are so full of interest . . . Under the guidance of Miss Hazel I-landt and Mr. Walter Candy Cand Mrs. Ruth Reimann in the fallj, the programs were planned to give the members entertainment as well as to keep them up to date on current events. Should Milwaukee Approve Fluoridation? and Should Legislative Districts Be Based on Popu- lation or Area? were two of the important questions considered. Musi- cal selections and humorous quizzes were also offered . . . It is any Wonder, then, why Philo ranks so high with its members as they look back with pride on the accomplishments of the past year?