Waukesha High School - Megaphone Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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Teachers, Cooks, Photographers . . . Marion Carmichael-head of honey hue . . . believes in looking at the funny side of things . . . wants to be a school marm . . . on to Whitewater . . . Maizie Cava- Ieri-gained good marks for her industriousness . . . can't get enough of her pals+so snitches their pictures . . . outforsports . . . Nancy Cerroni-raven hair . . . vivid . . . glows with good humor and fun . . . wholesome, athletic . . . fleet-footed on ice . . . Eleanor Cesh- ker-official subject-changer in her gang . . . hikes around . . . would like to roam around the whole country . . . reads and reads . . . Bette Chapman- demure, diminutive blonde-but has she a mind of her own! . . . poetry-she writes it . . . also a feminine Noel Coward , . . Betsy . . . Patricia Chapman-small, sparkling . . . Eaglite with what it takes . . . chemistry wiz . . . a man tall, dark, and Chet-ish . . . she and Ginnie. Howard Cleveland- Howie -home ec boy-his ar- senic biscuits are sump'nl . . . big game hunter lrab- bitsl . . . wittyway . . . actionlightscamera-Meg! . . . Lewis Cohn-aquapoloist . . . watches for any girl with lots of dough ready to kick off any minute . . . is papa to a Model T . , . Lucille Condella-small brunette makes eyes-yup, it's Lucy . . . fervent dance fan . . . zealous swimmer . . . enthusiastic miss . . . Dorothy Cooley- latest in clothes . . . Gad Murphy! . . . a giggler . . . very much skeered o' bugs . . . South Side Honey . . . George Couttsftrackman . . . women get along with him O. K. and vice versa . . .his smooth way. . .no-no's nosey and noisy co-eds . . . Ruth Crank- -sees all, knows all about the movies . . . concocts culinary conglomer- ations . . . Rudy . . . happy disposition . . . Betty Crooker- Ahoy up there, Bob! . . . reacts in assembly when HE'S on the stage . . . appears happy-go-lucky . . . short 'n' cute . . . Norma Culticee-soulful, big blue eyes . . . friendly . . . good-natured smile . . . whimsy . . . sews her own, in clothes . . . Ruth Dahms--a blonde that likes to build model airplanes . . . a man with a green Chevie . . . big ambition: to be an aviatrix . . . some 'trix . . . Ann Danaespent mornings at W.H.S.A-after- noons jerking sodas up at the Campus . . . one-half owner of the Dana car . . . clothes. . . Pat . . . Betty Dana--blonde, blonde hair . . . luscious sweaters . . . of the Mike mob . . . amiable . . . t'other owner of the Dana possessions . . . David Davies-screwballish Welsh- man . . . dramatically inclined . . . how he led cheersl . . . kept the class awake with his stunts . . . capital choir tenor. Paul Davies- Shorewood, h'yar I come . . . tall, dark, soft-spoken . . . tumbling black hair. . . track teamster . . . has his own printing press . . . Harold Davis-a real out-door man . . . trains horses, dogs . . . boxes . . . hunts . . . fishes . . . likes to work some more after 3:45 rolls around . . . Grace De Lellis--strollin' with Samvso slow . . . languid . . . never, never, never in a rush . . . knows what she wants to do-and does it . . . Jean De Persia-4 dark Miss D. usually has an answer for mos' everything . . . she's a skater . . . they date 'er . . . swing fan . . . Vivian Dexter-talkative . . . ice cream and movies lover . . . thumbs down on men that argue . . . movie scrap- book . . . Virginia Dick-a petite pretty . . . rich voice . . . dexterous dramatist . . . spent hours on Prom as chairman . . . Fiddle-dee-dee, says she . . . Leona Diedrich-very tall blonde . . . wants to discover a hid- den city somewhere, sometime . . . laughs to herself . . . library help . . . Lorraine Diekfuss - whoops - she dropped another book . . . nifty-'nitter . . . conducts raids on the pantry . . . dreams about drumming . . . Janet Dobbertinitwinkling eyes, tinkling laugh . . . free throw basketball medal plus Bert's boxing glove . . . determined . . . hair and clothes just so. . . Marion Dorn ---grins, giggles, blushes . . . one of the ravenous five . . . locker stores a horde of ediblese-as only Mr. A. A. knows , . . Betty Downieeshort lass with a serious atti- tude-at times . . . dog walker . . . English, spaghetti, meatballs, band, sweet swing, crocheting . . . Doris Downing-toffy-topped . . . effervescent . . . miniature whirlwind . .. Dorie . . . giver of good descriptions . . . slaved on Meg-late hours: six o'clock and up. Jack Doyle-Boys' Stater . . . life saver . . . debater . . . keeps secrets . . . ambitious . . . on to Marquette to fol- low in Dad's footsteps . . . Roberta Duckert-doesn't like to be rushed when she's already in a rush . . . Good gravy . . . swimswell . . . would like to be a social worker . . . Lucele Duckey-nose for news . . . publicity comm . . . gets around . , . perpetual motion . . . most of her interests lGrant, f'rinstancel are out of school . . . Faith Dun1a+won't walk if she can ride-a horse . . . just horse sense . . . horsemanship medals . . . gets in laughing fits . . . Ben Dunnfleather lunged-made ears ring with cheers-all four years . . . prickly hair-cut . . , would-be butcher . . . Jack Dunn-short 'n' snappy . . . smooth dancer . . . cheer leader . . . man about town . . . around the gals . . . loves to argue . . . 551mm 4 Mr. Allan Arthur irightl lacks only a Turkish fez, he has a harem of beautiful wimmin. Next to the mys- tery woman, whose back is to the camera, ore: Joan Youmans, Ethel Wagner, Marilyn Lauer, Marie Meid- enbauer, and Frances Zoll- ner. Denotes January graduates. Page I2

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