Waukesha High School - Megaphone Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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Overtime for Victory Activities Council gathered countless cross- word puzzles for vetera pitols, besides packing 7 Russian Christmas boxes occord' g to Miss Nehls' report. Without the glo or of mo y wartime jobs, Mi 5 Nohelty or- ganized ogroup fgirls who egu- Iorly, rain or shine, tak turns at serv' g the Ioc I ration board. Th girls give ne clay in ten to this olunteer w rtime duty. ithout special services to the ed forces. The VICTORY COUN I ft to right: Otto, Hole - hr tionsen, 2 gophones sent free keep the fllows in contact with the A complete system of . w come to boys on furlough uses stBerg Kan Jim Williams mark this week's e students and faculty TO make mp sale on t e Hi-Y thermometer. Tempera- ture going up! the boys feel at home when they visit the school. RATIONING GROUP Standing, left to right: Miss Nohelty, Lo Valley, Venne, Me; Seated: Wendlondt.

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Waukesha High School COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Thursday evening at eight ddock May Thirtyfirst, Nineteen Hundred and Forty'five i' Processional - - - - - - High School Band Pomp and Circumstance - Elgat Invocation - - - - - Rev. E. S. Roberts Music - - - - - - - High School Band ' Balaton Overture -Buchtel Salutatory - - - - - - - Jeanne Connell Is Youth Mentally Alert? Oration - - - - - - - Richard Soulen Is Youth Morally Sound? Oration - - - - - - - John Koehler Is Youth Physically Fit? Valedictory - - - - - - William Peterson Where Do We Stand? Solo - - - - - - - Charles Lockman Duna -Josephine McGiIl Presentation of Awards D. A. R. Awards - - - - Mrs. L. D. Harkrider American Legion Awards - - - Mr. E. A. Ramaker W Club Award - - - - Mr. Lloyd Larson P. E. 0. Award - - - - Mrs. Lloyd Bower Science Award - - - - - Miss Una Nehls Declaration of Graduation - - - Mr. R. F. Lewis Superintendent of Schools Service Roll Introduction of Class - - - - Miss Ada Toms Class Adviser Presentation of Diplomas - - - Mr. P. M. Stouffer President of Board of Education; School Song - - - - - Class of June 1945 Waukesha Loyalty Benediction - - - .. - - Rev. L. G. Werch

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Councils Bargain for SR. STUDENT COUNCIL To be or not to be was the question the Student Council must decide. They found it was possibie to have honor study halls, and looked on with great pride when students could take care of themselves. The council took Mr. Schwan's advice as they imitated Sherlock Holmes in attempt- ing to solve other school problems. Bill Peterson and John Koehler shared the of- fice of president. Other of- ficers who did business ac- cording to Hoyle were: Phil Sheridan, Bob Breese, Fred Bertoloet and Mary Harris. SR. HONOR SOCIETY LSSCeNot a new govern- ment agencyenor on ad for a certain cigarettewbut letters on the Senior Honor Society pin which stand for: Leadership, scholarship, ser- vice and character. Under the direction of Miss Fardy, adviser, and John Koehler, president; the members dec- orate the Christmas tree in the hail, plan their annual banquet, and think up orig- inal bulletin boards. Mem- bers must have a 8 average, 30 honor points, and be passed upon by student and faculty committees. SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL Top row, left to right: Schneider, Nichols, Duckert, Potts, Poetsch, Rodelet, Christoph. Fourth row: Manley, Harris, Hoffman, Goerke, Smith, Kluge. Third row: Trushinske, Morris, Connell, Tuttle. Second row: Breese, Panella, Bertoloet, Lodewig, Koehler, Holzli. Bottom row: Shefvelond, Schultz, Ward, Tillberry, Jones, Thompson; SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY Top row, left to right: Winzenried, Johnson, Soulen, Thiel, Poetsch. Fourth row: Harris, Montz, S. Fogon, Burlinghom, Koehler. Third row: Witt, Otto, Wileden, Kramer, Miss Fordy. Second row: M. Fogan, Jacobson, Hoffman, Christiansen, Libbey. Bottom row: Coppozzo, Wullschleger, Con- nell, Sherer. Page Twenty-eight Waukesha High Schoolis