Waukesha High School - Megaphone Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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, lg., 'S ., m- A ....7-L.f: la . .,,,v'- Row 1: Perrcn 1L1-aclerh. Sawyer, E., Svhuetze, Misslin. Horenstein. Schmuki. Rhode, Kusch, Billand, Dunn. H., Klum: Row 2: Groll 1Lead9rl, Cyzcnski, Howell. Knipfcl, Orth. Howard, Danvvy, Ostcrmann, Werra, Ghrlcv. Mill, Gaylord, Murray, Torhorst, Row 3: Moinl- mL-Sadr-rl. Clark. Diothvlm. Stauh, Hopkins, Laing, Owvns, Roberts, Abrahamson, Harnltlw. Dunn. D. Ron 4: Storwk 1I.uaclt-ri. Koch, Hamilton. Housur, Divrnan. Schneider, Sawyvr, M., Jeffrey, The G. A. A. is one of thc biggest organizations among girls in the I-hgh School. Through it they ccmc into Contact with the sports and get a XV, and it also givcs them points for thc l-lonor Society. How lt Torrison, Gm-tm-ln1an, Robinson. Sutllagre, Vutto, Pridemoru. Marshok. Murray, McCarraLzcr. A. Row 2. H-an-nnmerklv, mlmach-ra, Iiarnharflt. Zuuhl, Iiliesath, Kravumzvr, Keppt-n. Stanfiuld, Preston, Hilti-r, S+-wniu. R-.xv Barnes, llnzult-rr, Mc'Carr:1p,:hm-r. VVurms, Bray. Charleton. Christison, Dubay, Brown. Milh-r. R--w 1: Pftfffvr. 4Lvarlt-rr. Martin. I'lm-hn, Le-herrnann, Elm-r. Sherman, Vllvlf. Howard. Badciong. Trushinsl-ti. Brandt, lzisinpz. .lt-nkins. Ron 3. I'rQ-scmtt. 41,1-azlvrl, Mm-hl. Knmln-l, Stullherxr, Atkin. Spillman, Mills, Drakv, Kindsvogzul, VK'oyuhn. -1. lin - -zflljagc 118 lip- V

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'M v - Row 1: Smith 1Leaderb, Martin. Williams, Fischer, Bucci, Waters, McNaught, Garrow, Green. Row 2: Kuess, H. lLeaderl, Ross. Mueller, Salter. Beaty. Diel. Bernau, Flamingo, Yeroshek, Per- ren, Heyder. Row 3: Nass 4Leaderl, Sayles, Shockley, Murray, Seitz, Koi-ber. Hargrave, Nelson kLeaderJ, Harbort, Kuess, G. Row 4: Jacques, Lobuscher, Raht, Miller, McKnight, Te-uteberg, Clutterbuck, Assman, Welter, Jay. Ross. Row 5: Robinson 1Leaderl, Jones, Fuchs, Empey, Hadfield, Granicher. Volpano, Winter. The Gym Exhibit was as good as any ever held in the High School, and many think it was better. The girls practiced very hard to make it a success. They reported very regularly and with an eagerness to do Well that outdid everything else. Frances Jacques had charge of the marching. and Carolyn Mill super- intended the exercises. The girls in the marching were divided under lead- ers Who kept them in order and gave them the clues about the different marching tactics. Miss Dodge was very Well pleased and the audience also expressed their pleasure. We are thankful to those girls who made it a success. Three classes from Junior High. all in costume, put on excellent dances which delighted the audience. Page 117 Ee 1- .gb a i X 'fl f' ..-1 fi i s f 4 f. .4 .A ti .4 if f- I .-'T Z .f w 1

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YJ I+- - l . 5 -...W . , Ti ' , 5 fm-' . ,, . l' :Ella Z ig 'T - f T viii: u 21,2--M TP 'xii 91 I as ei L A Row 1: McKnight, Robinson 1Captainl, Jones. Row 2: Empey, Teuteberg. Fuchs. Trushinski 1Manager+. Senior High Volleyball This was the Hrst sport carried out under the new G. A. A. system, There was the much needed rivalry to make the season extraordinarily in- teresting. Frances Robinson was the leader of the group which carried first place. They lost only one game out of the thirteen played. Viola Nass's and Myrtle Grolls teams tied for second place. 4, ,aa A Senior High Baseball 'r,i T v Baseball seems to draw a great many . - y' i t 5 girls in the spring. Every class was pw wonderfully represented. The Seniors ' 'x:'ll iiii 5 ' kt took first place. with the Sophomores 1 lx ,3 cc-ming close for second place. Practices and tournaments were held in Cutler xr --., Park. and the girls usually had a crowd 'K i N of spectators who enjoyed the many I All it-5If..11ffsL-....5A 'Ei: ':,. K. ' '-T'i . :if-2'-L Top Row: Salter. Howard. Kuess. Bottom Row: Schmuki, Zuehl, Vvurms. Page l 19 Ee--