Waukesha High School - Megaphone Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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results Margaret Humphreys Dept Head Rlta Ford Mary Lmdsay Many Pfnffnel Mis Loretta Wleland A PAUSE IN THE BAKING PROCESS A BIT OF HELP on a knottv pI'0ble111 li given Nancy Putnam and Dons Simpson check to Smiley C1I'lkOVKSkl by Mrs Saltex ID Home Ec Mastermg homemakmg skllls Home Economlcs A B C D These letters meant more to a Home Ec student than Just the f1rst four letters of the alpha bet They s1gn1f1ed the vltamlns needed for well bal anced meals In Home Ec gxrls learned how to budget thelr meals W1thOUt omlttlng necessary vltamlns They learned effxclency not only 1n nutr1t1on but ln chlld care decoratlon and sew1ng These gxrls learned how to make thelr cake and eat It too ln the buyxng of sllverware chlna and materlal A Home Ec background IS necessary for nurses d1et1t1ans 1nter1or decorators and others Above all thls cours provldes better quallfled housewlves and mothers 28 M! ' 1 VL T ti t l fi X K L' y t Q fx .',7 X 'V A .X A'-an rrl. ' 5 1 ' 1QQfrL.x f . - 4,f 5. , 4-gy. X s. - V, V, W W Q ' K 1 - - - l ' -A , g 'x 'EH T ' . , . , .. D ,

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11uut1t1L1.1uLLlLL Forexgn Languages New York to Parls 1n 14 hours' The mcrease ln l' J P portunltles 1n forelgn countrxes emphaslze the 1m ---,-- portance of fore1gn language tralnlng Many students found that Latln helped them 1m prove understand1ng of the vocabulary and derlva t1on of other languages Through recordlngs Ger man French and Spamsh pup1ls heard themselves speak the language to develop the proper accent rt: 1 1 , A genume lnterest 1n forelgn places customs and h1story was developed as the students learned to understand and respect forelgn peoples and thelr Cfeeds VIOLENCE PREVAILS at French banquet as Don Grabowska Bob Thomas B111 Dale and Bonme Nelson enact drama Grace Fardy Dept Head Clarlce Khne Ruth Lempke Mrs Beverly Underdale GERMAN STUDENTS obvlously enjoy hearmg great German masters on record as-4' Appreeiating peoples and tongues 'nun' Yu 1 v . - . 5 rl world travel and the open1ng of numerous ob o - f . i ' - I U ' M. N, yd 7 7 M A xi . A ' s gg Jil l Y 7 I , . 1 q ' , I ' A- h v G

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Drxvers Traxnmg Back up to two' Dr1ve 1n low startmg at four' Park at f1ve These are typ1cal examples of mstruc tlons for the new Auto Tralner umt mstalled th1S year Besxdes learnmg the bas1c laws of the road tenth graders le Ined to apply thelr knowledge by actually trylng to keep a m1n1ature car on a road Uslng the latest Auto Tralner along Wlth the other devices whlch test v1sual aculty reactlon tlme and nlght v1s 1on the students were able to measure thelr ab1l1t1es Educatlonal fxlms were also used 1n thelr study to teach the fundamentals of good dr1v1ng hablts Robert Sxmon It L 4 --J fi ww NO SPACE CADET Stuart Pease IS usmg a practxce COUNTRY BOY WITH A CAR John Romadka was one machme to gam on the road experlence off the road of the many WHS students who put drlvers trammg to xmmedxate use as soon as he was old enough to aPP1Y for a lxcense Increaslng the safe drlver populous . 1 . . G' 'ct H . . . V m' . H . . 'f v '4 'J 3 - ' A N 'R , . 7 - , ., . H ' ,. ' -V ff vw Av V fr A '--Q., ' ' ' ig , N H . f , , 'ff , f. 9.7 if - ,Q fq A l y .fitr - x V ' Q' me -, - , A . I hx , N, - '3-4, , , 'Q . ,, s kb L Y 7 - ' J . if 1 4 AQ X ' 1 If , I 71, N N- 1 I l X . Q. . f NT. lf, , ' J ' A ' . V ' .T , , V. ' I U H ' . . . I O I