Washington High School - Scroll Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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-ldacala Rauf: L. Lubar, C. Kozoll, N. Lebow, M. Stein, B. Lowe, L. Dubin, G. Friedman, H. Wichman, L. Margolis, N. heroff, M. Futterman, R. Lernor, B. Schur, F. Moskol, D. Miller, R. Stubbe, K. Luber, R. Blankstein, L. Cohen. Row: S. Luber, H. Zucker, J, Gershan, D. Oxman, R. Barnes, T. Deutsch, M. Jacobson, C. Dubin, Mrs. Kearby, Miss r, W. Resnick, R. Wax, J. Bernstein, R. Plotkin, F. Turim, IE. Price, J. Meyers, I. I-leckman, E. Moglowsky. Ib Row: P. Kahn, E. Chitlik, R. Franklin. J. Cohen, L. Reuben, A. Sweet, B. Bard, H. Been, M, Klein, J. Plotkin, chefrin, S. Rautbort. M. Siegel, S. Shubin, H. Feldman, 1. Teplinsky, I. York. ri Row: S. Cutler, B. Levin, B. Dinkin, J. Strnad, N. Baranow, N. Shaw, S, Weinstein, J. Fein, S. Schuckit, N. Singer, wiedman, S. Gutkin, A. Israel, J. Kramsky, S. Roitblatt, B. Gordon. mi Rnuf: M. Cohen, M. Geisenfeld. S. Furowsky, F. Katzow, D. Mullen, S. Atinsky, E. Putrerman, S. Hersh, S. Matz. emkin, B. Bock, J. Wlien, L. Fefer, S. Shapiro, S. Rccht, B. Kruchkoff. Row: J. Cable, J. Vielie, K. Vanlingel, L. Plotkin, A. Smith, P. Riches, B. Lerner, L. Lerner, S. Liebenberg, L. el, M. Rosenberg, T. Schnoll. L. Levin. OFFICERS Fall Should Wisconsin Adopt a Daylight- Saving Program? Resolved, That the United States Should Defend Formosa . These are just two of the many topics Lincolnites have dis- cussed during the past year. Under the able direction of Miss Anna Porter and Mrs. Marion Kearby the members gain accurate, enlightening, and valuable information about our country's current problems. Learning how to think and decide wisely, getting acquainted. with other students, and speaking before audiences are among the benefits of this organization. To lend variety and added enjoyment to the meet- ings, members present humorous debates, read- ings, original skits, and community sings. Tonians look forward to the Lincoln Forensic Society meetings, Preridefzl . . . I ,ft Vice-Prerident 27161 Vice-Prerirlenl 3111 Vice-Preridefzt Secretary . . . T-reamfer . . . Sergeant-at-Armr . Ambarrfzdor . . Beverly Bard . Beverly Bock . Annette Smith Roger Plotkin . Myrna Klein . Marcia Rosenberg Larry Lubar . Margot Cohen ,sr- 15 lv if Y ,J 'Or lip, Spring Roger Plotkin Marcia Rosenberg Bonnie Kruchkoff joseph Bernstein Elaine Chitlik Sharon Atinsky Robert Wax Myrna Klein 27

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4664 Prefidemf . . . 112 Vice-President Zmi Vice-Preridefzt 3rd Vice-President 4th Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . S ergefmr-at-Arm: . Ambarmdoa' . Top Row: P. Ladwig, S. Matzka, E. Minkel, E. Slylield, R. G. Greussing, J. Nesbitt, J. Simmons, S. Simmons. M. Kan M. Werner, D. Ktaemer, C. Wildrick, D. Beseth, I. Kohlherg, Garens, G. Schroeder. E. Lyons, C. Gobel, T. DeBuhr, C. Fifth Row: J. Wallber, J. Otto, S. Kramer, M. Waterworth, G. Rice, J. Moss, J. Thompson, S. Owen, J. Krahn, B. Go Miss Ryan, Miss Schmidt, B. Gessner, C. Haslinger, S. Neumann, C. Westgaartl, B. Bardcen, J. Lamb, A. Hereth, J. dron, J. Anderson. Fourth Row: P. Brenes, D. Euet, I. Gross, R. Duggan, S. Bagley. S. Smmpp, J. Wagner, K. Mathison, S. Newb D. Laubenheimer, M. Stamates, N. Packard, S. LaStofka, J. Sander, K. Zajicek, S. Kincaid, M. Leininger, D. Ba E. Faber, J. Garens. Third Row: N. Lalich, J. Evans, S. Mitchell, B. Orloski, H. Weltmer. K. Raddc, K. Wergiri, A. Custer, S. Brown Grummel, J. Lassanske, N. Cocking, D. Franke, P. Volkrnann, M. Randolph, B. Doherty, L. Benz. J. McGrath, D. Mu C. Dzemske, J. Ritter. Second Row: C. Martin, M. LaPedus, M. Klein, M. Jaroch, B. Hanson, B. Umaske, J. Pavik, M. Lewis, J. Lovejo Jacenko, P. Specht, S. Schroeder, R. Gettle, M. Trapp, S. Chenoweth, D. Coates, L. Anastas, J. Maloney, B. Schaefer. Fin! Row: P. Moody, S. Szypura, D. Schmidt, D. Buell, A. Nickolaisen, S. Leonard, M. Berg, A. Vuckel, N. Lee, I. Z OFFICERS Fall Dorothy Murphy . Carl Gobel . . . Bernice Nicholaisen Phyliss Moody . Nancy Lee . Lois Anastas . . Donald Kraemer . Gary Greussing . Charles Wildrick ' lllllllmt J. Zartner, B. Nickolaisen. Spring Bernice Nicholaisen Janet Gross Gary Greussing Barbara Bardeen Mary Ann Trapp Judith Lovejoy joy Zartner Edward Slyheld Carl Gobel 26 The yellow A , worn by many Tonians on alternate Wednesdays, announces another exciting Alph meeting. Since those first days at Washington, Alphanea has continued to remain on the list of top-notch clubs. The pro- grams include radio plays, comical skits, ex- remporaneous readings, panel discussions, and stormy debates-with such topics as Behavior at Football Games, and Should United States History Be Compulsory? Each meeting offers something new, while still maintaining the high standard of entertainment. A mixer welcoming the new Alphs and another honoring the gradu- ating seniors are enjoyed by all members. Under the direction of Misses Mary Jane Ryan and Louise Schmidt, Alphanea remains a must on Tonia's extra-curricular activity list. ,. ,M WM

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idlamatdea Prericieut . . . lst Vice-Preriderzt Zfzd Vice-Prerident 3rd Vice-Prerident Secretary . . . Trerzmref . . . Sergeant-at-Armr . Top Raw: R. Westfahl, K. Van Engel, B. Holliday, K. Hollister, D. Boclem, G. Szekely, P. Maries, W. R. Doedens, T. Gallob, W. Hollermann, D. Hundhausen, T. Connell, J. Samster, J. Newman, M. Draeger, C. K. Kernan. Filth Row: G. Wille, R. Barr, M. Markworth, W. Hnrtfeldr, J. Petrie, M. Grody, T. Johnson, R. Anderson, Mr. Miss Handt, D. Neubauer, D. Berganini, B. Peck, R. Knueppel, J. Terrien, N. James, S. Milheiser, J. Kocrner, B. M. LeMahieu. Farah Row: C. Bell, D. Kirchman, S. Schultz B. Tailtelbaum, M. Hoops, J. Seifert, C. Moser, M. Schroeder, R. Pi M. Katz, P. Jupp, B. Boyd, M. Jones, J. Garland, M. Banahoski, H, Alrshull, J. Sepic, M. Harvey. Third Row: J. Wallace, S. Dewus, S. Roeder, G. Helm, N. Heiser, M. Adams, J. Stuntzner, R. Bauman, H. K. Rauch, G. Roszak, K. Kakatsch, A. Iding, J. Smith, J. West, J. Haber. Second Row: C. Becker, N. Kriz, J. Proechel, D. Wille, M. Hotchkiss, M. Habcnicht, D. Braeger, R. Bielenberg Suchocki, D. Brazee, R. Peck, L. Klug, J. Feher, B. Gleason, L. Walfoort, J, Karrer, B. Mussorter. Firil Row: S. Taylor, J. Dobke, C. Dunbar, N. Ebel, C. Oswood, K. Lange, G, Ganos, L. Darnell, P. Koelpin, V. Sc D. Schwebe, S. Johnson. OFFICERS Fall Mary Hotchkiss . Donna Kirchman . Dennis Bodem . Carol Kirkpatrick Valerie Schalager . Susan Taylor . james Terrien Spring Valerie Schalager Susan Taylor Dennis Bodem William Keller Sallee Schultz Carol Dunbar Ronald Bauman 28 Yes, Thursday is the day that every Philo saves for another enjoyable meeting in Room 112. Under the guidance of Miss C. Hazel Handt and Mr. Walter Candy, the programs- panels, quizzes, radio plays, and music selec- tions-provide laughs and excitement to all. Topics such as Should the Wisconsin State College and the University of Wisconsin in Milwaukee Consolidate? and Should Milwau- kee Adopt an All-Year School? were discussed by outstanding panel members. All Philo- matheans enjoyed the welcoming mixer for new members and the one honoring the gradu- ating seniors. The variety provided by this society of fellowship makes it an entertain- ing as well as educational forensic society.