Waukesha High School - Megaphone Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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e're Caught In The Pre-Christmas NOVEMBER Rlght off the bat comes a two day break nn school routme Teachers conventlon Mr Shnelds presudes over the W E A convention The Amerncan Leguon snvutes lunlors and sensors to share the observance of Armustnce Day at the Park Theater The dramatlcs department announces The Hasty Heart as the furst play of the year to be glven November l8 I9 and 2O Well remember the varnous accents that the fellows have devel oped especually Meads Scottnsh brogue la la Campbelllj Full houses each nught mdncate how much everyone enloyed the efforts of the Metz ner troop l5ee page 595 We close the month as we began nt wnth a brnef vacatron thus tame nts Thanksguvung The nnght before the basketball season opens wnth a vtctory for us so that we can truly enloy our turkey dinners Serlously we do gvve thanks for our pnvnleges and blessvngs DECEMBER Tas the season to be lolly these I8 days before Chrlstmas A long lme forms on the audi tornum stage as under classmen have theur plc tures taken December l The G A A puts on a spread December l4 to close nts volleyball season although the All Star game ends In a tue' And then there s December 22 a nlght of such excitement as Waukesha has seldom seen lt s the Tosa game It looks as though we are gomg to lose and then the Shlrts put on one of those We snmply wont be beaten spurts wuth 4 sec onds to go un dead sllence Coutts fcalmly'9D drops ID 2 free throws we win by l polnt and the fans go crazy' Signs of Chrustmas appear the Honor Socnety s annual tree bright bulletnn boards trees and mobales rn many classrooms The spmt of Chrsst mas us truly an our hearts when we see and hear las we do every yearl the chonr processlonal Adeste Fudeles begnnnrng our Chrnstmas con cert The Chrustmas story the songs the natlvnty scenes lpage 50 513 each so famlluar yet always stnrnng send us home for Chrustmas wnth Good wull toward men un our hearts MUG SHOTS' of our dudent body lboce pzclorfal lzke nessev that look ax lhougb lhey could bare numbers placed acrosx our cbestf are quickly and expertly taken by lbe man ullh the vtrfne ROYAL SMILES by Queen Sally Marin: and Kmg Henry Kraux re lee! the gaiety and glamour of the Wznier Wonder land formal Sponsored annually by the Y Team Ibn dance is the climax of the Christmas holiday 'U' 11 TO . , . . - H 11 - - 1 I I ' . , . rl fi ' ' ' . . . ,, , . l - 1 t . K V l s . 1 A If V' ' ff . k . 1 ' ' rr I1 ' ' ' I f 1 4 a 1 0 - - 7 - 11 - - 1, . . ' I - , . - 1 . Q x Lg! H - 1 11 - . A - - , - - . X , V r y I ' X K . . . . , T - I . ,. 3 . ,4 . ,, . ,, . . . A ' l I - - , it it , . . . . ,, ' . l . ,, .

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Attentnon Centers 0n Homecoming 0-Q4 TSN ,X ufsiilly .cl PRETTY GIRLS swank conuertzhle' The Homecoming Queen Judy Westlund fsecond from leftj and her court Susze Huddleston Sharon Goodrzch and Sharon Wendt provule the royal touch LIGHTS AND SHADOWS bows and arrows make a geo metrzc pattern at Bethesda Park Puttzng arrows to the strzng takmg careful arm G A A gzrls prepare to let fly Practcce they hope wall result m bulls eyes zn the archery contest 9 SEPTEMBER School bells begun to rung all over the country and un Waukesha on September 8 classes begun for some 2200 of us The soon famlluar Ilne up of yellow buses duscharges theur cargo along Carroll St the Lincoln Bulldrng overflows with bewildered llttle seventh graders and every where there are the sounds of Hn' How ya been? We look over our T8 new Teachers try to change our schedules decade our classes arent too bad and make resolutuons that thus year we re always goung to have our homework done Soon comes the call for actlvmes and we have to decade whether to loan G A A or F B L A to go out for cheerleading or Mask and Wag to write for the Star or loan Highways and Byways others settle for study halls September 25 we all go to the flrst pep rally In the gym Con school tlmej and after defeating West Milwaukee 336 we begun to talk about a football championship OCTOBER Football IS ln the alr and we begun early to compose the slogans plan our floats and get ready for Homecomnng on October 23 It us an the midst of this actlvlty that freshmen and sen lors submlt to the annual T B patch test on October 22 but what with decorating floats for the parade and beggmg for green passes for such work not a single patlent IS lost' The Homecommg Parade starts for town at 230 and we watch the ludges reaction anxiously G A A comes out on top The field assembly draws a bug crowd Only the game IS disappoint Ing for we lose to the Bay 25 O The dance has a capaclty crowd and the queens are as pretty as queens are supposed to be October 29 seniors have career mght brlnglng Mother and Father along to duscuss careers wuth people In the fleld and college representatnves And ut always comes' Report card day on Octo ber 29 The flrst grades we have received this year' Sensors flgure averages for qualnfrcatlons to sensor pnvlleges I I s ,, rr y Y 4 , 1 . . ' f ' 'Q ,g R 5 1 ' . Q1 M Q , Q . . ,,, - in W 1 .1 1 I 5 - ll . ' I P . f , 1 ' ' ' I Wy I S ,XX S Some of us want to belong to everything, and 4 V 1 N, r . ' K I - an N . . , . . I l 7 ' ff I! I I I . I . y - - , . . . . , ' . . , . ue, , - - ' . l ' I 1 A I ' ' I I I

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Rush And Spirit SIGNS OF CHRISTMAS seem to pop out all over! From geometry to Spanish class, the bulletin boards acquire a great variety of decoration and color. In room 204, it's Feliz Navidad instead of Merry Christmas as Henri- ette Schmidt, Joyce Cramer, and Celia Munoz complete their holiday task. The Christmas tree in the lower hall is the annual project of the Honor Society. The girls manage not to knock the tree over as they gather to add the tinsel, the icicles, and other trimmings. Even the physics lab succumbs to the Christmas season. Messrs. Kohls and Horwitz come up with a scientific tree topped by the airplane fsuccessor to Santa's reindeer?j FORESHADOW OF a successful season! Bob McClintock churns the water to help our team to second place in the triangular meet with Bay and Tosa. Anxious team mem- bers give verbal assistance. Q 5266 f 'Q- I 'M 'wiigffv ' fn fe 1- V N -11- L ?' J I I 4 1 J 3