Waukesha High School - Megaphone Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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MW X sa Q if .I ,. et.. 5 if - , Q C, ' PEP COMMISSION - TOP ROW: D. Brown, Lind holm, Howe, R. Brown. ROW II: Borchers. Drestlow, Schoenwalder, Vrakas, lhrig. BOTTOM ROW: Moore, N Imig, Cairns, Collins, Williams. GUIDANCE COMMISSION -STANDING: Imig, Chris toph, Guttman, Rahn, A. Beringer, Brown, Soulen Brockman. SEATED: Mr. Panella, Manley, S. Be-ringer REC DANCE COMMISSION - TOP ROW: Wagner, Michalski, Howe, Bunke, Mueller, Soulen, Brown, Lindholm. ROW IV: Gulla, Schimpf, Frank, Wendel, J. Muth, Rohloff, Larsen, McKenzie, Schodtler, Harder. ROW Ill: Carr, M. Muth, Lemmet, Kirkpatrick, Keeney, Sohr, Wood, Whitstone, Smith, Shaw, Miss Fardy. ROW II: Foyer, Conklin, Baltes, Betker, Mulkey, Kopplin, Davies, Venes, Hofmann, jepsen, Moore. BOTTOM ROW: Weller, Meidenbauer, Prom, Mittelstaedt, Gagan, Kilpatrick, Weeks, Abplanalp, Collins, Huebner, Arreazola, Gill. SOCIAL COMMISSION - TOP ROW: Rano, Nutter, Owens, Davies, Ihrig, Graf, Cairns, Collins, Bahr. SECOND ROW: Marsh, Peyton, Hood, Sriet, Mueller, Savage, Kuenzi, McFarlane, Rosenmerkel, Ftick. BOTTOM ROW: Hughes, Normington, McKinnon, Egan, Berish, Kioseff, Kuhlka, Hastreiter, Moore, Spaulding.

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JII.-SR. ASSEMBLY COMMISSION - holm, Munger, Howe. ROW ll: Kirchoffer, Wiley, Korn. BOTTOM ROW: Hughes, Miss Magdanz, Saubert. 9fIl GRADE ASSEMBLY COMMISSION - TOP ROW: Miss Williams, Marzocco, Sawyer, Vredenbregt. BOTTOM ROW: Hickman, McCauley, Malone, Stocks. 1 l.. . L-Tim . Q C-4 COMMISSION - TOP ROW: Ferguson, Flanders. ROW ll: Pfeil, Guerino, Buechler. BOTTOM ROW: Stier, Arreazola, Collins. Ns... ASSEMBLY Hansen, Graset, Smith, Mrs. Fagerlantl. FRONT ROW. Hertzberg, Knutson. Anyone H7190 Likes to one - Sign Up Here COMMISSIONS Bright red skirts topped by sparkling white sweaters were proudly worn this year by the fem- inine cheerleaders. These new costumes were made possible by the Pep Commission who also planned the pep assemblies. On Saturday night you are certain to find the school ablaze with lights, and teenagers happily dancing. An ambitious group of about 100 stu- dents who belong to the Rec Dance Commission help to plan these dances. The C-4 Commission with the help of the Cour- tesy Cat reminds us to practice courtesy around the clock and especially at school functions, as Senior night, planned by the Guidance Commis- sion to aid students in finding a career. SCHOOL SERVICE COMMISSION -TOP ROW: Deikfuss, Evans, Kioseff, Miss Toms, Larsen, Meidenbauer, Gloe. ROW ll: Anderee, Werra, Hood, Schodtlet, Knight, Sayles. BOTTOM ROW: Borchers, Kuhlka, Dodich, Miller, Davies, Schessler. G9 I 5335, ' -uyr,an.a .mud ua f was -ss s or af v-H. uuggngspwm ,sr 4 vi--.s 1.51 'ir 3 ,ff A -11-

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I You Are ookmg For The Story Of Our School STAR EDITORIAL BOARD - TOP ROW: Kirchoffer, Vilmur, Keyes, Michalski, Vredenburg. BOTTOM ROW: Shaw, McKinnon, Bralick, Huebner. NOT PICTURFD: Pope. CARDINAL STAR Rushing here and there is the usual hustle bustle activity seen in the Cardinal Star office. From Friday and until the paper comes out, our lives are a Con- stant jumble of deadlines, copy writing, proof read- ing, and typing. Eagerly read features are Editor Barbara McKin- non's Barbed Bits and Charlie Mclntoslfs Column As I See lt on the sports page. Last spring the Star Staff was reorganized and page editors were eliminated. This new system already has proved its efficiency. Taking care of the make-up of the pages are jo Bralick and Shirley Huebner. News editors are joanie Normington and Pat Shaw. The sports page is covered by Wayne Kirchoffer and Rod Vilmur, editorials, Tom Michalski and features, Bob Keyes. Under the supervision of Mrs. Lee our adviser Qin- Cidentally, new this year at W.1-l.S.J we manage to survive the rigors of publishing a newspaper and before we know it, we are again checking assign- ments for the next issue. STAR BUSINESS MANAGERS - Hagen. Curry, Berish, Whitstone. 141