Waukesha High School - Megaphone Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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Secretaries, Salesmen, Musicians Joanne Shingler-a smile for everyone . . . drums in her heart , . . versatile . . . high stepper for the band . . .Wahigire prexy . . . Prom-planner . . . pianist . . . just swell . . . Beulah Siewert-she took a beating from Mr, Arthur about Sussex . . . aims to be a heck of a sec . . . so neat . . . 'n' nice . . . Phyllis Smart-nimble with a thimble . . . swimming, fried chicken, hot and SVWODDY Swing . . . big ambition: to become a good wife . . . Giles Smith-sandy haired . . . freckles . . . and al- ways there're the rubber bands . . . Giles comes milese- from West Allis . . , Ruth Smithfreally gets her noggin full of knowledge . . . gives people nicknames . . . pianist . . . extra minutes she perfects her scrapbook . . . Claude Snyder-out for sports . . . sweetness lhis Def 9XPF6SSlOf1l . . . has a man's taste for fried steak and onions . . . Lazarus Spellman-jovial . . . on the heavy side of life . . . football . . . would like to design women's lids . . . man in the band. William Spellman-a temper? . . . special, special re- ports in chemistry . . . Land o' Brooks baseball e- '40 lllll . . . Stanton Sperl-joker . . . poker . . . also has his serious moments . . . called Nelson for his voice, his golf. . . will bring you out of a blue mood with his humor . . . Elva Sprague-keen energy . . . Star's head keyboard pounder . . . library maid . . . loves her animules . . . would keep a zoo for prodigals . . . Eleanor Steffan-short 'n' blonde 'n' nice 'n' dimpled . . . does all right for herself . . . likes humans who can see the funny side of trouble . . . Dog-gone it! Mabel Steinke-grins and grins . . . tolerant . . . observant . . . taps a typewriter for C. Star . . . likes to busy herself with a baseball . . . James Stewart-friendly sort of fellow . . . nice to know . . . likes jokes . . . cracks jokes . . . back slapping . . . paper peddler . . . radios. Mildred Stewart--browses around library books . . . then hies herself home . . . so dark . . . listens to swing, does homework-and does itl . . . brilliant with a bat 'n' ball . . . Dorothy Stigler-preference in boys- the kind that aren't . . . heart set on being a teachah . . . helpful advice to her pals . . . likes to do things . . . Elaine Stippich--brisk miss . . . drives-and doesn't like to be told that she lor any other feml can't . . . bats balls . . .shoots baskets for G. A. A ,,.. Esther Sullivan- dreams 'n' dreams . . . luscious blushes . . . epicure- loves those 'burgers and chocolate pie . . . terrific typer Sahara. did right well. Page 24 I I I John Suttner- Cupid . . . boxere flyweight champ. . . helpedfor triedfto keep Ding in train- ing . . . Johnnie . . . fran' to many. Wayne Sweetknever says much . . . smiles and grins a lot, though . . . prospective planner of purdy homes- ambitions along architectural lines . . . Tedd Tassell- music-minded . . . sweet sax . . . swung out super for the Stinkers . . . can crack ten jokes in ten seconds . , . but Tedddd, that haircut l . . . Mary Taylor- a minute miss. . . sends forth music from a sax almost bigger than herself. . . sorta shy . . . James Thomas!- pride of the physics class . . . wants to land probably willl be the county's-or the country's 4--f best dairy farmer . . . trifles with rifles . . . Eleanor Thompsonf Babe . . . wavy blonde top-knot . . . one of Mike's best customers. . . all-American girl . . , out for G. A. A. in a big way . . . Marian Trakel-smart skirt . . . whim- sical wit . . . skips her r's . . . licorice stick tooter for band four y'ars . . . specialtyflinglish. Kathryn Volland-voluble Kay . . . reads , . . dreams . . . sings . . . would like to be a snazzy sec . . . cordial . . . job-holder . . . Kathryn Vye-Happy Kap- pie . . . springy step . . . smart . . . does things up right when she starts doing 'em . . . kept busy in klubs and kommissions , , . Ethel Wagner-deals in dramatics . . . for our entertainment gives readings . . . Oh Fudge . . . appreciates tremendously a funny-bone . . . Frances Wagner- Fran . . . pretty lass . . . consumes vittles between classes . . . Hawaii haunts her. . . daffy about Dauffy . . . David Waitega man and his drums . . . Joanne . . . red hat, red suspenders . . . Joanne . . . Hi-Y and Council bigwig . . . captivating personality . . . Joanne . . . Arthur Walrabenstein-- really gets the ball over the old diamond . . . besides his baseball there're those papers to peddle every night. Albert Waschow-shot forward in athletics . . . in Feb. '40 headlines read Ding Scores En Mosse . . . Casa- nova . . . full of fun . . . Philip Weinheimer-tall and blondish . . . gets a kick out of Kickapoo Joy Jocce . . . wants to sell towels to Arabs and reducing pills to Mahatma Gandhi . . . Lawrence Welchfmotor minded . . . cruising about in a crate called a car . . . walk- ing home with Squeak . . . at her locker . . . Elnora Wendt--Model A Ford . . . likes to stick around after 3:45 and chin about affairs of the day . . . saves souve- nirs . . . a good pal . . . Jack Westphalfhis hobbyf sports, sports and sports . . . mostly golf . . . also bru- nettes . . . urge to travel . . . biggest thrills come from winning sports events . . . Margaret Whiteetiny dark-haired lassie . . . alive and sparkling eyes . . . draws . . . hikes with the Girl Scouts . . . one of the knights of the Library Round Table. Cal Freistedt and Dave Waite beat it out red hot- Waukesha Night at the Ye old Alma Mater was ably represented that night by all-school talent. Each Friday night, a Suburban school gave a floor show at the Desert, Waukesha iii Denotes January graduates.

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1' 1 Milton White Dorothy Wilkins Cleo Williams Donald Williams Herman Williams James Williams Harold Wollenzien Harlan Woyahn Gerald Wrighton Robert Yeroshek Evelyn Yopps Joan Youmans Alice Zimdars Frances Zollner Ruth Zuhlke Adelheid Zuler Polltlclans Managers, Physlclans Mnlton White When he sang in has big bass voice music mister Mat mild but not when hes ruled Dorothy Wilkins exercises her fingers on the stompin box chased around for the Meq markshark acquired suff cient credits in a semester short Cleo Williams pretty Cleo pretty smile dark dignified dreaming dancing walking talking friend of many Hono iulu bound Donald Williams fiddles with a pigskin nabs rabbits or hunts pheasants or4anyway hes a busy man forester in the future Herman Williams Southsider rivals the Burlington Liars with his tall tales aims to go over Niagara Falls in a barrel James Wrlllams Jim wants to run Waukeshas Williams De partment Store Ray for De Molay all time band man ham n eggs his nourishment Harold Wollenzien wants to hang out his C P A shingle champ in baseball bookkeeping woe to anybody who doesn t love the Cubs l Harlan Wayahn whether its a basket a touchdown or a net set Harlys there city s tennis champ swell fellow no matter where Gerald Wrrghton Wie gehts9 a he remembers of German not such a narrow escape in math look for him on a radio beam some day Robert Yeroshek artistic ten'-perament eating sleepina leisurely looking but busy dashing around Pen n ink scribbler Evelyn Yopps likes baseball games to watch to play to cheer a certain player around with friend Rosie wants to teach Joan Yournans tiny tremendous sophisticated miss teased and got teased Dade captairied o right smart G A A team Alice Zimdars so very pleasant . . . easy to get along with . . . dispenses the brain-busting econ texts in the nightly scramble . 4 . Frances Zollner--' Zeke - n 0 Mr. A. , . . flies off her handleicoulcl be that iournalistic temperament? . . . trank . . . always a lot of fun . . . Ruth Zuhlke shitt the furniture 'round-redecorates the family abocleg in general-it's her hobby . . . drives her own car - - SDOFKV . . . Adelheid Zulerf Ade . , . sunny smile . . . act.ve in a cappella . . . she IS the third year German class . , , fruit salads suit her. fi Denotes January graduates. Page 26 Henry Brust Handy Henry stitches up chenille table mats or mebbe a dish cupboard-or a roll top desk trucks to Chicago via m-lk wagon George Callas this laddy s a caddy sos to pad has pockets busies himself on a iob after 3 45 maintains his mark as a master machinist Bruno Cap Dozzo hunting hiking another man with the wonderlust pitch black hair industrious worker in classes John Cavey perpetually late holds the title when he comes on time they cheer business man diplomat Betty Lou Dell-'witty philosophical never hurried Woosie waited for week ends and Pete bitten by writing bug results iournalism poetry Star Gertrude Duckerson the gal s smart capped the 39 valedictory in her former school has some screwy moments too softball enthusiast E is Hughes thinks automobiles are to be lived in or under Just give im a pair of overalls an oil can and a screw driver happy? Uh huh' Jack Jones one of the brain men adept emcee modern artust de luxe de luxe knack for polemics his pet Wnlliam Morehouse sends forth sweet strains on the guitar a playwright land in our midst tooll longs to make a parachute pump Wnllram Randle-Randles truck swim ming boating Pewaukee Lake teased about his bulk poker n the E S ob Jacob Schneiker yournalist first at Pewaukee High then on Star boasts about those goats tis said he can really tell the tallest of tales Arthur Sussek archer cowboy songs on the geetar bland likes blondes but dog gone those girls who follow you around waiting to be asked out Lloyd Tegge big boss . . . politician . . . if theres any little thing you want to know about F. D. R., Bulgaria or Mae West just ask Teg. IN MEMORY OF WARREN WHEATON Warren Wheaton who passed away Fridcy, October 18 at the age of seventeen was a member of the band, German band, orchestra freshman assembly commission and l-li-Y, He was also manager of the pep band in his iunior year and viceepresident of the Christian Endeavor Society. Not alone for his enthusiastic participation in school affairs but also for his winning personality do we remember Warren.