Waukesha High School - Megaphone Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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gridiron, it has not been tested because it was being constructed during the major part of the football season. Next year, however, we expect to see some wonderful playing on the part of the W. H. S. football teams, inspired by the use of such a field. The field is fully equipped with all the imaginable modern necessities. The track, always oiled and packed hard, is very well kept. There is excellent equipment for pole-vault. high-jump, and broad-jump. There are specially prepared rings for the shot and discus thrower, and among other things which are considered as luxuries not to be had in many of the high schools. The walk to Haertel field is perhaps a little farther for many students, but they will not mind that because of their interest in Waukesha's team. Of course, a new field. new bleachers, and a revived team will make better fans of the Waukesha student body, bring larger crowds, and thereby bring more money. With the money the field can always be kept in splendid con- dition. So, come on everybody! Let's show them that the Old Waukesha High School Spirit is still there, and support them next season. Then watch them pull through and come on the top! Are you with us, gang? --wif Page lOl Ee-- 9 if 'ibjsfq I tx .si ft 'i igefwsg ,. Aff -A r ...:.-f' Lilflfilili I nag' 5,1 , -,fir ...x ev. J I ' ' J' pa ' lf' -li is XV, .' L ' 1,,,....T.f---'--f - 'i , s' J. ' V - x , ,.,. f XL T A 5 t '- l - , V , j,.1,:,-5, .:M'g. ag.. gee ii 'riff' ' r - -W 'ff W ...ill-La e-gif-all :Qgfff-.31-f 5 .a N13-- i ,.a:',2 X ' :'.mc5:st.':-F'- ' S ' - - - -. 'V V '-mg.-5.1:-f 'ygjj .g-.-,'.:,.-- -q' -Qs..-X' M . I 5 QE 'I - 1 30? Ni I 1 V Q Elm V - 'iigilfa-?e:,2Q'fi.,i.,Qg 5 ,a.. 4, - . N ei U ,N f -.t i ' 4 Nh . , , M fe M A gl: ' . J in... 2 i. ' A .' .gfvq 53. 1 i .. i . 1 I 1 , ts - -Q, ,..., A fs-- :Sli +.vw-fit.-.:t'1s 2-. M P- - 1 ff' b sl :iw 3 I N 44 '1 'Q l H ll 5 ad Q , , -,u X Y? l 'I Y. x r 4? x I u-5. , 32' K: . U 55 3' x al - 0 Y u il W -5,-4 1 v 'W '- -i 4 4 sx 3 t 'W ' , 1 ,- rf Q 1 'F' X . gg.. 1 .5. .. , .. .. I , ' U f, ' r.,.M.t.La-,,L...a...,...1..i..a..4-MA - N ff.: 2- '- -:nf 3' . -xr 1 ., .-.raw-ii--212: uf '-.N .7-5.3.5 -'tj - R Shixtn .f'Y'.., '-ss.-NqrQsesgaswisi.-33+-.,gi-5 T-yu-1....g. . .- X alnx X 'ch K x 55 x R , .fx .' fry ,I .fi ! 1 , . . I F? . 1 I- , ,, 1 I ,f ,-' ' ,. ,. . f fl ff f XA tv!! Ii' ,Z S' .jf . f , X f' 4 , .f ff 'i

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L.- . QQ ng. L. Ti X ex Q.. . it 1 Q N ' 1 1 'IL it 1 ' YTYT-' . . ' . 'wg i l 'li l 5 i .Xxx 1 Qi f 'A . a . 1 if f ll I K Nm X X . 1 il Ig Y 'N i 4 i N ' ,, .. .,. ,,,. Q -.Qxfi E1 ' MQ ni-5 iq l ,IT Eg gg T' x W A cl? 1 . x , I . 'SK Q, 'v Q Q , , ,I . l ni .S ' l 5 Mr. Saubert. our coach. has taught the boys how to play football. basket- ball, and many other sports for several years. Since he has been here Waukesha has always had a good team. especially in the two sports specified. This year. however. Coach had planned on. if not as good a team as in former years. at least a fairly good team. Then a bunch of his boys fell out because of ineligibil- ity. That absolutely wrecked his hopes for a good team. Coach worked his best to get out a good team and he did succeed, consid- ering all the green material he had to pick from. The boys all worked hard: Coach taught football to the best of his ability: and, by the end of the season. we had what was beginning to look like a veteran football team. Mr. Lomas has had charge of the track team this year and has proved to be a good track coach. He is well liked by all the fellows and has given them many pointers. He selected a good track team and did very well with it. Next year we shall see a rip-roaring track team ready to take first place in every meet. Mr. Panella, assistant coach to Mr. Saubert, has helped teach the boys fool- ball. --Q-vEfPage 102 --