Waukesha High School - Megaphone Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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CARDINAL STAR BOARD: BACK ROW: R. Page, T. Lebermnn, B. Cromer, F. Meyer. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Phelps, S, Schreiber, P. Her- man, P. Roshaven, B. Drcimburg. Not Pictured, C. Fuller. CENTRAL STAR BOARD: Betsy Schmuki, editor, is aided by her us- sistcnvs Mary Dee Wenniger, Dove Williams, Sherrie Kroske, Bonnie Sayles, Mrs. McGlone, adviser, Linda Finger, and Ron Gomber, Editors and Reporters Combine CENTRAL STAR: BACK ROW: M. Shields, ords, K. Glceser, A. Blucken, L. Page, Green, J. Plum, L. Holmes. ROW 3: D. hum, L. Lepplo, A. Harold, T. Nicholson, Gamber, L. Puri. ROW 2: S. Schneider, S. PeHer, C. Plehn, M. Rich- Goltz, J. Andersen, J. Kreienbrinlc, B, Schmuki, S. Kroske, M. Wen- V. Ferris, B. Goodden, D. niger. FRONT ROW: A. Merriif, C. Cuucutf, G. Stats, J. Olson, J. Schnell, C. Winchell, J, Ford- Burrows, P. Weber, N. Kirchhoff, S. Hansen, M. Schultz, L. Finger, B. J. Ziolkowski, D. Luther, R. Sayles, Mrs. McGIone. M. Mrozek, R. Lefeure, T. E

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Megaphone How could a book such as this emerge from the utter chaos and disorder af room QO9? This question was asked silently time and time again by bewildered Meg- aphone staff members. They stood among papers, pen cils, pictures and food wrappers strewn everywhere and hoped that this yearbook could be completed with- out any nervous breakdowns. Anyone who wandered into the Meg office was quickly impressed into service. No one ever felt un- needed with copy to be written, pictures to be cut to proper size, dummies to be pasted up, and Mr. Wein- rich's reminders that deadlines were approaching. Without the help of Mrs. Hamilton and her willing Cen- tral Campus staff, the work could not have progressed as well as it did. A The word deadline was enough to throw writers, -'ff-931 photographers, and typists into an absolute frenzy. But page by page, the Megaphone fell into place. When at last the final deadline was met and the book went off to the printer, a mighty sigh of relief escaped from each hard-working staff member. Each member has done his utmost to produce a year- book which will furnish many happy hours of recol- lections of days gone by. It would be unfair to say that . . .. . this staff has produced the finest Megaphone in the school's history, but they have done their best. GETTING IDEAS FOR STORIES, Central Campus Megaphone staff members, Martha Eiler, Sherrie Kroske, Bruce Venzke, Mrs. Hamilton, and Barb Dancey, look over old yearbaoks. The Meg Staff Gets an Inspiration MEG STAFF: BACK ROW: P. Lee, F. Meyer, D. Dumbleton, H. Reh- ler, Mrs. Fagerlond. FRONT ROW: S. Voigt, G. Anderson, P. Net- bein, J. Vahl, Mr. Weinrich. ROW 21 J. Wolfe, J. Lawrence, M. tesheim, D. Williams, N. Glasser, S. Illing, D. Soder, N. Cannon. Lundy, M. Butler, K. Tinnes, C. Strini, V. Pupak, J. Lumb, C. Ful- Not pictured: J. Gorell. 93

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THE CARDINAL STAR MUST GO OUTI This is no doubt what Par Roshaven must be thinking as she writes a story for the school paper. Cardinal Star P-s-sst! Know the secret of a good newspaper? Well, it's a recipe! Just blend a few news features, an editorial or two, some sports reports and pictures to- gether, baset with a dash of ink, stir in some head- lines and presto! Fresh from the presses comes the Cardinal Star. Tom Lebe-rman, the Star's editor, had o crew of tlfty staff members and nine board members working with him. The faculty advisers helped, and sixteen is- sues of the Star were printed and distributed. Getting the Star out bi-weekly was not an easy iob. All items of news importance, editorials, and letters to the editor had to find their way to the printed page in an interesting and informative form. Seniors of the week were chosen, the sports news was reported, and pictures of the- players of the week were taken. The Central Star is now two years old. The editor, Betsy Schmuki, and her staff of seventh through tenth graders put out this four page edition which was dis- tributed with the Cardinal Star. Literary Talents for a Star Paper STAR STAFF: BACK ROW: D, Kehl, J. Mumper, K. Elifson, B. Bagley, F- Meyer, B. Billick, B. Kebbekus, R. Cramer, P. Rempe, L, Nelson, T. Zobelr C- MOV, M. Faehermann, C. Rummel, A. Winchell, K. Cham- pan, N. Schuetze, C. Ciganek, J. Williams, D. Zick, T. Muehl, R. Page, Leberman, H. Rehbein, T. Goodden, J. Gruels, ROW 4: J. Hingiss, C ROW 3: P. Rosehaven, J. Hopson, M. Safoshnik, S. Hall, J. Wendell A 4 K. Eckley, B, Broomall, E. McNamara, C. Peterson, S. Shuft, ROW 2: Miss Phelps, E. Shlutz, S, Shmiltbown, J. Sydow, C, Fuller, A. Fahie, J. Crouch, G. Guyette, J. West, R. Gilbert, J. Oettinger, Miss Fraser. FRONT ROW: L. Brewer, K. Burke, J. Schultz, J. Gruettner, S. Schrei- ber, B. Dromburg, E. Turkoski, J. Shanaburger, P. Herman. .- 95