Waukesha High School - Megaphone Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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2 W , Hymn Livif 's; W BOARD or EDUCATiON Mr. Paul Stouffer, President Standing, left to right: Messrs. Gilham, Butler, Stouffer, Lewis, Hey. Seated: Mr. Gustine, Miss Rohleder, Mesdomes Connell, Soulen, Morton, Dr. D f you $474le .5 plcfare Cs erue? 3.5 A. O. RAHN, VlCE-PRINCIPAL Our Production Manager, Mr. Rohn . Vice-president in charge of Edi- son onc'.-Lincoln buildings . . . Intro- duces new students to the school . . . Is quite a fisherman . . . Member of War Price and Rationing Board . . . Chairman Community Service . Truancy is his pet peeve . . . Good sense of humor . . . Always a big smile . . Used to play a good game of foot- ball . . . Would rather watch it now . M. E. from Marquette University. IIWJWM'FM WW WM 1 M , 7x? V7 U 75: x $.4'F , W Va. MW

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ya ij WW WVJuJ? 0'7 kt. 6L9rnuvz: 641mb DKrAwLL W nvmatk 1,210,441,.ng , ;,, wiyyML Jae. W ' Ll N.Hmwwww..- .. -. ,. ,. t' ' A . i. ' :i'f' Zfofgnx'f ,U R. F. LEWIS, SUPERINTENDENT The Boss of our plant is this jolly Irishman, Mr. Lewis . . . Would like more contact with students . . . Picks out new members of our faculty . . . He really knows his teachers . . . Reaching for an aspirin, he strives to keep within the budget, making final decisions in regard to school repairs, and in addition, carries on a thousand and one other super- visory duties . . . ls chairman of Wisconsin Education Association Committee on Public Relations . . . to interpret school problems to the general public . . . M. A. from Univer- sity of Wisconsin. aw WW Directors and i , vad I i t all: Mg; it Q3 J. E. WO;RTHIN:TON, PRINCIPAL Vice President of this firm is Mr. Worthington . . . The second twenty- five years will be easier . . . Conducts conferences with his stude Its . . . When your schedules don't suit you, he is the man to see . . . Chooses our special assemblies . . . Wishes he could see some l Vz-inch steaks again ldon't we all?l . . . Keeps the wheels of the industry well-oiled . . . A fine man . Can't be beat as c: trouble shoot- er . . . M. A. from University of Chicago. Page Ten

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English- Common Link Between Boss and Worker Not just talking but speaking clearly and effectively; not just reading, but reading with a pur- pose; not just writing, but writ- ing with a pointethis is why we study English. The Junior High wonders where English stops and Social Studies begin. The ninth grader concentrates on reading while the sophomore argues that speeches are the thing. The junior returns to the literature of his own country but the twelfth A little help in reading is given to these ninth graders by Miss Giesselbrecht. grader has a choice of personal, W; x commercial or college-prep work. ' 4v x , y T I j XXL?! 91 V :1 Mrv V ,',a. . , 2x 11' I T f 2in 100x , 'W LJV qumvjf 1W Jr. 771, -7x-Mlxx ' ,; J, ,LIVIQ '7' r1 9' e41 TX, iiiFRANCES MAGDANZ Hundreds of peeves but no pets. CORNIE AMUNDSON Meet you at the old swimming hole. MURIEL BERTANE Sews; so what? MARY GIESSELBRECHT Stop cracking your knuckles. MRS. ELAINE GRINDELL Conducts a daily correspondence course to India. MARGARET ANNE MARSHALL Fresh from school! VERNA MULRY Doesn't like to take time to sleep! JOSEPHINE M. REICHL Her life a series of one night stands. MRS. HARRIETTE T. SCHROEDER I donlt like mountain music. . . . ADA TOMS Race track fan. JANET URQUHART Just plain nice. LAURA WRIGHT Please stop fidgeting with your hands. W T l iiiHeod of De artment. e i I p 27 1444 W 4 Page Twelve Waukesha High Schoolis