Waukesha High School - Megaphone Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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i AN APPLE FOR THE TEACHER S C. AY H LD ssc oo4.oAYs lg. lf' To Mr. J. E. WORTHINGTON, Whose hickory stick consists of salty humor, keen ' d d d' f oun eo le, advice, an un erstan mg o y g p p We dedicate this record of our school days. Pagc Szx

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or-: We Wrote Cn 0ur Slates ' Who made us t d s an in the corner after school? Who got all our shiny, red apples and the best years of our lives? The faculty, bless their hearts! So h ere they are-the very first in our album. Next-and best of all-us! That isn't b . g . , . raggmg. it s just the truth. The sen- iors come first, of course: juniors, soph- omores. and frosh come tagging along behind. O This is where we lind our high school heroes and heroines' They're th . e ones everybody watched choose up sides at recess and who put Waukesha on the sports map. A R 0 L O , O L. ' D E C IV Ps L E bb 1 F ' in s Page Seven When the bell rings at 3:42 -then what? Where does everybody go? After t . ossing our slates in a corner, we sing, we play, we pass the time away in club s and such.