Waukesha High School - Megaphone Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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.. N 'ss 1 Y 1 .K ,7ff:f'1,,i , Y -. , , -N-1 lies' is V Xllx 4 A m ,Lkff'1s., caress i ff not N hir' - ',. r li-3 ' 1 Lk 'X L. J I . if rj, lil lt It was a snowy end of a decade as Waukesha read about the mon- key business of oute-r space. The city dedicated its new courthouse, moved and preserved its old town hall, and revived its colorful water- lighting system. - X The decline of agriculture in the country was noted. Parking and aku trafic problems caused the trial of several one-way streets. 'N X As many other citizens in communities throughout the nation, Wau- . Ns .x , kesha planned to spend more money for its youth by boosting the Rec- X X' fy 'X reation Department budget, by raising teachers' salaries, and by 'F NN xg is- building and enlarging schools. -X i X Meanwhile, our parents and civic-minded citizens watched living xxx Rig soar to new heights as they gravely wondered about paying the x . 5 xtaxes for the services they wished governments to render them. 1 'w , 'X ' 3 I ' 'N x.. VN R XX 2 Q. sig :lx E R s H s X 4