Waukesha High School - Megaphone Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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Pretty serious looking peo- ple, these junior officers. From left to right the llA leaders are: Doris Gunther, secretary, Jean Moll, treas- urer, Jack Breese, president. Officers of the l IB class in- clude, left to right: Jean Rutte, treasurer, Roy Al- berts, p r e s i d e n tg Ruth Boehmke, secretary. Bob Patt, vice-president, must have been in conference. Close-ups of the Class of '42 Won't you buy a ticket for 'ln a House Like This'? , . . Prizes will be given to the first home room to reach its quota. . . . lHome room 2lO brought home the berries for thatl , . . C'mon, you'll want to see this playl' '..,' 'Miss Hopkins, shall we put up posters in all the barber shops? And so go the lives of the juniors, people who are busy in the fall putting over the junior class play, ln a House Like This. And they did put it over, l7O dollars were collected. Comes spring and the juniors talk this way: There'll be a meeting of all Prom commit- tees tonight after school . . . Whom do you think Roy will ask to Prom? . . Meeting of Our shy prom king, Roy Alberts lcenterl, converses with the fair gals of his harem who flock around him like bees to honey. Hemming him in on all sides are, left to right: Ruth Boehmke, Mary Lou Stead, Georgene Alm, Arleen Spielvogel, Shirley Stuit, Doreen Anders, Dorothy Ohde, and Lydia Egofske. the decorations committee tonight . . . What kind of decorations are they having? . . . Are we going to write the orchestra lead- er and tell him to be sure to bring 'Pomp and Circumstance' for the Grand March? . . . Only two weeks until May 24. There are 399 members of this class of '42 whose adviser is Miss Fannie Hopkins. One more thing to add to the juniors' list of ac- complishments: last year when they were sophs they started the boys' dancing class, on school time. And of course this year's juniors will be next year's seniors-dignified, gra- cious, charming lgee, that was fun, now what'll we play?l. Whose orchestra? . . . what decorations? . . . suede programs? The gargantuan task of planning the Prom calls for a round table meeting of chairmen. Left to right: Marian Palm, Annabelle Esser, Gamber Friberg, Shirley Moen, Bertha Thomas, Benny Torrison, and Patty Weber. Aff Zgiv fx A . .fe

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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.

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ll liumniws ---is ' G 'is iii, Front Row, Left to Right: Blaga, Brucker, Bowe, Bunell, Breidenbach, Burmeister, Adams, Boettcher. Second Row: A. Berglund, Betz, Bagby, Ben- da, Belger, Alm, Boehmke, Boyne. Back Row: E. Berglund, Beaster, Audley, Ade, Browne, Betker, Brauch, Alberts, Baum- gart, Brisk. Front Row, Left to Right: Bornitzke, Chris- toph, S, Clark, Edwards, Coogan, Curry, J. Davis. Second Row: Buelow, Chapman, Canright, De Quardo, Condella. Back Row: L. Clark, Cook, Cain, Challis, D. Davis, Dauffenbach, Casper. Front Row, Left to Right: Egly, Finney, Dietscher, Fordham, Gabel, Egan, Emslie, Evans. Second Row: Fohey, Fredricks, Dopke, Es- ser, Duranceau, Egofske, Ferrara, Gale. Back Row: Dillaber, Friemark, Fritz, Ful- ler, Friberg, Davis. Front Row, Left to Right: Grundman, Hen- riksen, Gourdoux, Hill, V. Hoppe, L. E. Hoppe, Gowans, Giese, M. Hoppe, Horwith, Second Row: Hughes, Hubman, Russell Howard, Hemmick, Hanke, Holmes, Hollis- ter, Gerhardt, Geis, L. M. Hoppe. Back Row: Richard Howard, C. Hoppe, Halverson, Herdeman, Hoeft, Garity, Hink- ley, Griffiths, Hall, Glynn. Front Row, Left to Right: Sherer, Slack, J. Smith, Steele, Schwartz, Schmuki, Schara, M. Schultz, Scheuer. Second Row: Beller, Smlrl, R. Smith, Spring- er, Schnitzka, Stead, Schafer, D. Schmoller, L. Schultz, Snyder. Back Row: J. Schmoller, Bellin, Schober, Stare, S. Smith, Shearer, Skebba, Melvin Schultz, Scheibe, Schlei, Front Row, Left to Right: Reimer, M. Price, Panella, H. Roberts, Prothero, Oudenhoven, Peterson, O'Malley, C. Price. Second Row: G. Reed, N. Roberts, Raffel, Ross, Pike, Palm, Rutte, Salen, Rehberg. Third Row: Quinn, Rowell, Renna, Pursky, Plate, D. Reed, Rudolph, Raue, Rossrnan. Back Row: Patt, Riley, Peffer, Prebelski Peil, Peterson, H. Price. i age