Waukesha High School - Megaphone Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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THE BEGINNING OF THE END as semors were measured for caps and gowns John Ou ens looked xmpressed as the v1tal statistics were recorded mldnlght 011 OUR GOOD NATURED CUSTODIAN Olhe was caught at a famlhar chore wie.- '14- KIMS CALL FOR HELP was answered by GAA ers Ann Davxes and Jacquxe Tmgle 1n after school candy sales March Rad1o announcements mtroduced Student Tralnlng Day to the communlty Students pre- pared themselves for runnmg McCoys Store A very successful day the manager even had a prlvate secretary Dle Fledermaus muslc was a very fam1l1ar sound as many students blended volces wlth adults and presented the opera ln the Avon Theatre Chorus llnes and vaudevllle gags were rehearsed for the KIWHHIS Show Term papers, unpred1ctab1e March weather and report cards were overlooked as semors ordered grad uatlon announcements and were measured for caps and gowns Too late plans for blue robes had to be abandoned T1me Out for G1nger relaxed many as even poor weather could not keep the attendance down 11 0 0 Q ' v , . gt fl ' ,!,.f 7' -. . . . I' I .l G '11-3 lv-vi 5. .,l, '- 'f e gg V , ' W ' 1' r' , x ' r + an- 11 . Q01 , Y' I -' cc - as 9 1 it M.: . , , L ..- 1 v 1 ' KC ' 77 ' , . , Cf ' ' 37 v. . r . ' by . . r la , , 1 , . ' 'Lf - . - .g ,- . , t

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January Getting down to work after a I'0lllCk1Ilg vaca tion students again picked up books Between outhnes and discussions they planned two major SOC1al gatherings Student Council planned 1tS annual dance which this year sponsored Nicole Pommier Waukeshas first exchange student From France N1cole soon followed the steps of all other seniors Compulsory to her also was American Problems FBLA again Joined with A serious note was added when semester report cards and final averages were taken home Less 1ce skating and more study time was a resolution many students had to accept Enllghtenment was afforded as the nationally known Waukesha Sym phony Orchestra performed for a special Student program and later for the adults February 'lom Glazer the famed balladier put on a special assembly fo1 the seniors and held their interest to the last strains of his guitar Well remembered is his rendition of Goober Peas Another production to cast' Tryouts and crossed Mld year exams, A BIT OF THE PAST was poured forth in song by balladier Tom Glaser THE BOYS QUARTET contributes its bit to the senior talent show which was handled by the assembly com mission 10 STAR PHOTOGRAPHER Larry McCormick posed Model Sandra Falter for Easter fashion issue . - 0 ' U . .... ' '7 ' l ' A h M F.F.A. in picking royalty for their festive dance. 9 . l T l f Q . f A

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FACULTY THESPIANS take a deep bovx after last years play Mr Arnold M1ss Ford M1ss Hughes M1ss Pflffner M1ss Koenmgs and Mr Wemrlch shared th spotllght m th1s comedv ROME WASN T BUILT m a day but a South Sea Island can go up pretty fast Vvlth Duane Chnstlansen John Mmdlola Jack Cum1skey and Wayne Franzen combmnng efforts Prom goers of 55 were dehghted wlth the results INVESTIGATIONS ARE THE THING these days so th A group SWltCh6d the procedure and dxd a lxttle 1nvest1gat1ng of Washmgton dur1ng sprmg vacatlon 12 Apnl Sunny weather and long mtervals of starlng out of wlndows marked the physlcal arr1val of Spring and sprlng fever A Cappella practlced overtlme for a dellghtful Sprxng Concert Along w1th the vocal beauty of the concert Orchestra FeSt1V3lS added much serenlty to the commumty Leap year had no effects on the WHS Prom Girls hopefully awalted the moment when thev would be asked, and everyone plunged mto the decoratmg to convert the gym lnto a Rhapsody 1 Blue May Crammmg late 1nto the nlght senlors faced the Elks Scholarshlp challenglngly After a month s study they knew thelr Const1tut1on and 1ts amendments thoroughly Prom decoratxons were We were too busy asm THOSE BROAD SMILES are proof of a memorable evemng Kmg John Roso and Queen Donna Evans pres1ded over 55 Prom 1' V l 1 4 ' , - . v . . . - - , V , v - V ' Y 7 A ' if 'n 71 7 1 - - 1 Y l , . . - - , . , . . 2, X . li' A ,Tv Y , J' 7 N -Sq ,L Z 'If' 2 M , . . I A ' Y