Waukesha High School - Megaphone Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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wyw 5 a- 94444.2 W . . 914M 7W. 4671. ewulam-mcle sewadwn ?thg FALL a7 ;i711Ql InassemblingFall,firstturn 44V 0 see if the material is suit- WMe . . . pages 88: 9. A. If so, next are placed the first patterwipieces, the school board and Mr. Lewis, Mr. Worth- ington, and Mr. Rahn . .. pages 10 and 11. The faculty is measured in . . . pages 12 to 23. B. Overcasted finely togeth- er are the freshman leaders . . . page 24. interfacing the freshman classesfinishedon. .. pag627. C. Shoulder-padded, and bound to the rest of the Fall pattern is football with all its raw edges now turned in . . . pages 28 to 51. D. Using regulation fasten- ings, but allowing ample room for all is the Student Council . . . page 32. Following closely is Victory Council . . . page 33. The main pattern pieces are 7 p . used, and now 'changing material , 89:3? a 3S5: we illustrate the commissions, . or trimmings . . . pages 34 8c 35. Not forgetting to tack on Hi-Y Girl Reserves, and the Attic . . . page 36. While the Cardinal Star is of printed material . . . page 57, inserted, too, are the Future Farmers .. . page 38, with Fall snaps tacked in . . . page 59. Page Four Waukesba High Schoolis

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. a ay . MMPRESENTS ygymx mJYII I 6N; e Mama! W . . . . 1499; I5, l6, I7, 78, 19 Q s it I i' xi, t 8 An Id potteK Nting itself anew to every generationethis is the pattern of youth. h 0 us ad ' r i dividual touch to bring the design up to date. The Woukesha A h p tter is s ric: Iy 1944. Made up in silk, wool, or blue denim, its pinned and tr mme s cm s Tfreshman, sophomore, junior, senior. XX tYP t ules, ass Ea his the e tri W following pieces on the straight of the goods: locker com's, class sched- thletic events, rec dances, club meetings, Junior Prom, graduation. .- attern of our days in high school. Then, with attention to detail, current 'jloves, cokes at the Attic, rationing, and latest fads for a super e m 0 rt , this pattern of youth repeats itself; for others, there's a new pattern begin- ethe more difficult pattern of adulthood. To remember our own pattern, Wauke- igh style, turn the page and follow the directions. LILLiAN JOHNSON, Editor HELEN MARTIN, Assistant Editor CLARICE KLINE, Adviser MARION KEELING, Adviser

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WINTER Begin Winter the same as Fall with a fairly ac- curate description of fabric suggestions . .. pages 40 a 41. A. Sophomore officers .. . page 42 for further insertions of sophs with room for shrinkage . . . pages 43 to 45. B. Clipped neatly to the junior officers . . . page 46 is the section of juniors themselves ready for finishing touches . . . pages 47 to 49. C. Needing no altera- tions, for it smoothed out all its broken lines very well, is basketball .. . pages 50 to 53. Using the soft-mercer- ized.kind, thread your way through winter sports--swimming, box- ing, volleyball . . . pages 54 a 55 for they form a few of the tucks, as Mask and Wig .. . page 56, Library Round Table, Safety Patrol, Movie Operators make up some added necessary touches pages 58 and 59. D. Band and Orchestra set the lining into our musical creations . . . pages 60 and 61. It's not stretching a point to say the choirs are trim and on the beat,'I facing the right way for perfection . .. pages 62 h 63. Debate . . . page 64 presents the right and wrong sides of any new feature. Then where the buttons ought to be are the winter snaps. . page 65. I944 Alegaphone v 4diaw 71:912. 525mm x ? Zr nh.' F memm Wm W 12.10- . 2: , SPRING From any angle Spring puts a new twist to things. Colors take on a different light. For further hem and haw on the subject there are . . . pages 66 6 67. A. Track, tennis, and cross country take a few stitchings along here, for we don't want to for- get a thing and have to resort to piecing .. . pages 68 8c 69. B. B. A. A. . . page 70 is a pattern piece pro- vided for the left side while Military Drill fits just to a T on the right . .. page 71. Not pinned down either is G.A.A. but still help- ing to keep the pattern and fabric smooth . . . page 72. Along with them are the Dolphins . . . page 73 who cut the water down center'front and center back. C. Megaphone and Pen 'n' Ink . . . pages 748: 75 are more fashions that prefer the print ma- terial. ' The Honor Societies always lying on the straight of goods forms a ribbon to tie the pretty work of art in the right place . .. page 76. D. And at last, the finished product. Our aim is achieved, for here is the shining ex- ample of our efforts. The Seniors and of- ficers . . . pages 77 to 93. But one last touch--a few more snaps to add some zip . . . page 94. Sign it; it's your very own . . . pages 95 a 96. Z3 Page Five