Wauwatosa High School - Cardinal Pennant Yearbook (Wauwatosa, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1927 volume:

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F' an M: 'autism' 'P 'mrdnqulscf FW '4 The fanry woodland Iles asleep Shrowded m white drifts knee deep, Few footsteps mar the hldden way And virgin stxllness holds its sway CDK ik Payp Fme r-wr' 14' -- ' .L .- 1 , V ,NAV , A.: .., . . y A it V N 'T M: M ' ' - ' wi .3 , A S , K I g,,v,Lyb.5 'Ili vuj 4 ,, N' f V ,,AW,,,.y,,f vw - 'fl I ' if, . 1 -9f,32.1'Hvw3fgf,A' ' I m ' 1 ' e wwe h . w h h M, wry. W, . V W f 45.3 . H ' nf' - , W1-T EQ ,, '.f41g,g,,g.,, , - 5 My , ,, . . . '28 Pagr Six Oh llttle school w1th sturdy strength You stand, bullt by those pzoneers That sons of all men mlght enjoy An education through the years MBH L pf ,Z A34 'ir I As xvy bmds thy brlcken walls Thy memorems twme around our hearts, You hold those golden years of youth From wluch the glamour ne er departs MBH 27 Page Seven Page Emil! I The placxd stream drlfts by the dyke Down to the village scarcely seen It spends a whxle 111 peaceful pools That he so calm mid banks of green MBH J I ' 1 X X I The wmter sun has sent its rays f Td ugm me depths of woodland glade They sparkle on the snowy scene A brief half hour before they fade MBH27 -fs, f'k+ or f W if ..-14 Page X Ulf a fh X ' X .. I 1 I ' ' , ' V 1 r f C' r' 5 K 4 ,y X, PM .- f .,- ,-- ' ' T 1 xv 'ni' 1 , ff M f V 2 N, 4- ,ALI I Ay 'gi Ax- if LV-Wfvjy ,. 7' .11-1 ,V'an.2.., 'l4 'Iii' 7 ' 5 Pngf Trn Ai 4 . fl' A little vlllage nestlmg down Clean wholesome trustng all to God Llke those by whom twas founded MB H27 ... . A A , By verdant hills surrounded, ..- 4 , ,rw ..+.A... 'Q ,Q I 1,1 1' its ix E 'ef' 7 K 5? ff 35 3 ,af ' X is wg t 34.6 f as . :JI QL. 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'1 ' 1 s , 1 1 4' ,QT ff' MR DARLING Few do we find 0 worthy of our respect and esteem as our capable and whom he comes IH Contact P1510 I urlf n eiiicient Superintendent. Well beloved is he and greatly admired by all with MR SWAIN CUT I' In hlm to whom our youthful hearts look up we finl Cl11bOJl d a true splrxt 0fkll'ld11l'12SS good w1ll and fellowshlp He IS an a p rant of high ldeals who daxly strlves to gulde our footsteps along the p ths of knowledge to success life IIN Y , . ' Y ' Y V1.2 , . . . I . Q . I . S .I . V 3 y Y V rt! ' J -gil Q F h ill., ' V , M WA gn M v-fr 'mil S 14.4, , 7 L' K S i'fa1!:b.5?Am.,.,::' L.-' in ' up-...44....-w..... . 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M Pagr Tufnty four X, Presldent Vrce Presxdent Secretary Treasurer Rlchard Forester Gxlson Thrall Betty Kelly Eleanor Landman To the Semors A certaln robxn sang tts song that mornlng w1th more W1111I1gI16SS The grass nodded and swayed w1th more dlgnlty than before All because they were proud of the semors who were to graduate The wmd wh1stlecl through the trees and scattered the leaves ove1 green lawns The llttle brook laughed at the plnk pussy wlllows that swayed over the waters Castlng a dark shadow upon the bank All because the senlors were to graduate The sun d1d 1tS best by shmxng 1ts brlghtest from the sky so blue The flowers d1d thelr part by bloommg out wlth colors of plnk crlmson blue and gold All th1s seemed to help the senlors to graduate EF 9 45 .uixl L H ' ' 'T' 'TM' F -my A 'TT is - y gh T ' U N . W If 1 f Rf N , ,ff , 1 L -. ,s - - , :W ue-. W, as . fa.,.,-rgf . V l l l l I Y 1 ' , , '2 . DONALD DIGMAN Don H1 Y 2 3 4 Football 3, Band 2 Oh' How he could blow that hugle LUCILLE C DONAHUE Lucy Anna Copeland Club 4 A sweet and qurel girl RICHARD FORESTER Dxck Glee Club 2 3 4 H1 Y 2 3 Operetta 3 Football 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Socletas Clas slca 2 Vaudevllle 3 Golf 3 SWlIl'LII1lI1g 2 3 Basketball 2 Prestdent of February Gradu atmg Class 4, Student Council 4 You will hear from me later DOROTHY GRANT Dot ee Club 2 3 4, A C C 2 Secreta Vaudevllle 3, Prom Commlttee 3 The Amd of a gzrl youd look at twzu MARION C JOHNSON C C 2 3 4 SOCICIRS Classlca 2 Cardlnal News 4 Semor Play 4 Debatmg 3 Declamatory 3 Masques 4 The force of her ment makes he wax ELIZABETH KELLEY Betty Glee Club 2 3 4 Operetta 3 Secretary Junior Class 3 Secretary Semor Class 4 Socletas Classlca 2 Vaudevllle 3 Prom Com mlttee 3 Student Councll 2 Athletlc Board Secretary 4 'She is th- sweetest of all singers' I ,,,f-4 .1 , Lf N . ull l ,ff lr .li . F TE - t I aye Tfwenly 'X J xl Page Tfuenly lm. 'N ca' ff-J fXA' rv, F ALVIN B KOEHLER JR Cflee Club 4 Basketball 2 4 Track 2 4 Football 2 4 V?llldCV1llC 4 Happx IIN I from pare I am fran Win arent tllex all Lonluzlcd like me? ELIIANOR LANDMANN Prof Glee Club 3 4 Anna Copeland 2 3 4 Vxce President 4 Socletas Classlca 3 4 Quaestor 4 Vaudevxlle 3 ALOYSIUS MACKIN Debating 4 Entered 4th Year A lmu s ues uzll gczn an ea e blznd ELEANOR M MURPHY A C C 2 3 4 Debatmg 4 4 modest manner a Gentle hear! MILDRED OTT Mllly Semor Class Play 3 Declamatory Contest 2 5 4 Masques 3 4 Walx han and Ing brown etes Whal could he nearer pUfGdlSC9 RUTH E SHELDON Ruthie A C C 3 4, Debatmg 4 Entered ln Second year from Washlngton High School A merrm heart doeth good lzke medzczne RUTH STAMM Ruthle Glee Club 2 3 4 VICE PI't.Sld8Ill 3 A C 3 Basketball 2 Socletas Clmsslcm 2 3 4 Jumor VaudLv1lle 4 A fmorzic among hu' ffllllllS A jollx girl ullh duulvnds MARGARET CWAIN Mlgg ee Club 2 3 4 A C C 2 3 4 SOCIC Classlca 3 Vaudevllle 4 One who ls .souczhlc WILLIAM THAYER B1 Band 4 V?1lldCVlllE 4 To s!.1dv lb his favorlle pasflmc GILSON R THRALL Gllly H Y 2 3 Cardmal Penant 2 Hcs the flalor of all souih T14 lanllla of his class CHESTER C TURCK Chet Football 4 Manager .Tumor Play 3 He loves to chat wzth the girls we know Tzs the wax with nun Ihev rc always HOWARD UPHOPF Howle Glee Club 3 H1 Y 2 3 4, Cardinal Pennani 3 4 Vaudeulle 3, kadlo Club 2 Cashler 2 3 The wo ld knows nothmg of :ls g eafesf men .ln illllvmurmm LORRAINE VILLWOCK Hers was a short lzfe and a me ry one whose passing like a gleam of sun shzne fhrough ihe clouds leff Ihe wo ld a lzltle brzghfer and a llltle happier lr' ff-f X QS. 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I Q ,I , 9 ' ' ' 4 ' I 9' . 4 llilll if T jx Page Tu-enly-figlzt X President Vzce Preszdenl ecrefarv Treasurer To the Semors A few short months and one more class Of senlors from our mldst wlll pass Thus quoth the bard of former year The seasons roll and June 18 here So qu1ckly flow the sands of Tlme Once I was young now age IS mme Youth IS they say the golden age The future l1es an empty page It holds the pledge of l1fe s conquest So keep It stamless ln your quest Of what you know IS good and true For we behlnd look up to you We hope youll meet wlth all success Your lots be Iilled w1th happlness When l1fe IS young and full of hope Joy IS aboundmg gr1ef remote And you w111 ind a battle won W1l1 g1ve more strength to Carry On' CDK SMBH rs. m X 3 RJ f .FTD Q I , Z ' W Q -. o I it l. ll' I lb A . L. M ,W 1 ,.11 -- ,y.y sy , -Q ...M ,, - k, . ' ' ' S , , Donald Zaiser Harriet Loeffler Virginia Valiquet Stephen Brouwer .gi 5, ix ll - ' - 'vw Q ? I5 ' , mg ' u fn ' 1 ,Qi ' 1 . 51 , . . 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'72 'VIARIE ACKLEY Mare Glee Club 4, Junlor Class Play 4 Masques Play 4 Prom Committee 3 Masque 3 4 Dechmatory 3 Curlx hazr rs like a magnet xl attracts LILLIAN BIRKHOLZ 1 Girls Glee Club 3 Anna Copeland 3 4 Basketball 2 Cardmal News 3 Her exes speak loud r than her nozce HOWARD C BOELKOW Howle Interclass basketball 3 4 Interclass base ball 3 Track 1 2, Athletic ASSOCIZIIOH 1 2 3 Some .sax clothes make the man but wzth hzm th mon makes the clothes STEPHEN W BROUWER Stevle H1 Y 2 3 4 Presldent 4 Class Treasurer 4 Sccletas Classlca 2 Orchestra 3 Cardmal Pennant 3 4 Busmess Manager 4 Jumor Vaudevllle 3 Student COUHCII 3 4, Debatlng All cbzlzlzes are here ELLIOT VN COOLEY E Socks Boys Glee Club 4 Operetta 3 Cardlnal News 3 4, Editor 1n Chlef, Stage Manager Jumor Vaudevllle 3 Stage hand Semor Play 3 Stage Manager Operetta 3 Prom Com mlttee 3 Student Ccuncll 4 Manager movles He smiled and said Dont rush m Gzrls MIRIAM C CORRIGAN Mxr rs Glee Club 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Volley Ball 3 4 Baseball 4 Soccer 4 Qocxetas Class1ca 2 3 Treasurer 3, Presldent 4 Jumor Vaudevllle 3 Red Arrow Club 4 Secretary There are wmgs on her fee! and baskets ln her eyes X, JN 'rx f Page T1 rnty mn: 4, X .- N 31 is S L5 ,fra --r X .. ,. 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TF it Pagr Thirty wx., 2,6-'V 'X fl xx lo ll, Q fb THOMAS R DANNING Tom H1 Y 2 3 4 Operetta 3 Orchestra 2 3 Prom Commlttee 3 Hlklllg Club 4 A regular hear! breaker VIRGINIA E DAHLKE G1nn1e C C Women of few words are best ELWYN G DARBO Boys Glee Club 2 3 4 Secretary 3 H1 Y 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Operetta 3 4 Track 2 3 Football 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Jumor V3l1dCVlll2 3 H1k1ng Club 3 4 He has ihe glft of fiuenl speech HOWARD H DARBO Boys Glee Club 3 4 H1 Y 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Football 4 Orchestra 2 Cardinal News 4 Band 2 3 4 Prom Comm1ttee 3 H1k1Hg Club 3 4 Hes a quiet bov at times CLARENCE F DAWLEY Glee Club 2 3 4 H1 Y 2 3 Football 2 3 4 Interclass Basketball 3 Track 2 3 Base ball 4 Cardmal News 3 Band 2 3 4 W Club 4 Junlor Basketball Manager 3 He tuned his radzo fo lhe azr And ware lengths landed zn hzs halr JEAN E DeSWARTE Glrls Glue Club 2 3 4, A C C 2 3 Oper etta 2 3 Vaudevllle 3 There are some we must remember Jus! because we cant fo get MATILDA DIETRICH Tllly Entered fourth year from Menomonee Falls Hlgh School One who rs soualzle GRACE A DITTMER Glee Club 4, A C C 4 Operetta 4, En tered fourth year from Washlngton Hlgh School Her smile rs sweelened lm her gravzh EARL H EASTON Glee Club 2 3 H1 Y 2 3, President of Jumor Class 3 Basketball 3 4 Football 3 4, Baseball3 Track 3, W Club 4 A sleadv defense bolh zn girls and Ill basketball LAWRENCE ELTON Lawrie H Y 2 4 Orchestra 4 I prax ihee swear' ELIZABETH H FINDLEY Betty Girls Glee Cub 2 A C C 2 3 4 Scrlbe 2 Treasurer 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Soccer 4 Volley ball 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 Band 2 3 4 Vaudevllle 3 Arrow Club 4 A nrsf class self starter ROGER C FONTAINE Glee Club 4, H1 Y 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Asslstant Basketball Manaager 3 Track Manager 3 Basketball Manager 4 Football Squad 3 Socletas Classlca 4 Treasurer, Cardlnal News 3 4 Cardmal Pennant 4 De batlng 2 3 Athletlc Board 4 W Club 4 Hell be with al hzs own funeral S 4' 1 jj!! Page Tlnrty one 3 IW Sn- XJ N- Page Tlziriyetfzro GENE G FRANKS Girls Glee Club 3, A C C 2 3 Vaude vllle 3 Masques Play 4 Student Council 4 Masques 4 Presldent Her dancmgs the kmd we can! forget And shes a girl with lots of pep FLORENCE GARVENS Honey A C C 2 3, Vaudevllle 3 She has been blessed wzlh sparking eyes ln which a wo ld of l7I1SChl8f Iles MARGARET F GILMORE Marge Glee Club 2 3 4 Vlce President 4 Oper etta 3 Vaudevllle 3 Senlor Play 3 Chrlst mas Plav 4 Masques Play 4 Declamatory Contest 3 4 Masques 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Is ums zckle bov Baxter? GRP CE GODFREY Gracxe Glee Club 2 3 4 Operetta 3 .lumor Class Secretary 3, Qoczetas Classlca 2 Vaudevdle 3 Prom Commlttee 3 Student Councll 2 Athletlc Board 4, Secretary 4 A smzle a blush a fmt curl In other words a bony glrl RUTH GRIEBLING Ruthie Glrls Glee Club 2 3 4 Accompanxst Boys Glee Club 4, A C C 2 Operetta 3 Sccletas Classlca 2 Cardmal News 4 Or chestra 4 Vaudevllle 3, Prom Commlttee 3 Masques 2 3 4 Athletlc Board 4 Where all are she IS Where she rs all are K THRYN L GRLETTNER Kay Glee Club 2 3 4, A C C 2 3 4 Operetta 3 Cardinal News 4, Vaudevllle 3 Masques 4 Masques 4 Loves and IS loved SUE M HENION Susle Basketball 4 Cardlnal News 3, Band 3 Entered thlrd year from Washington I-hgh School Who loves fo dance more than she? BEATRICE E HODSGN Bee Glee Club 3 4 A C C 2 3 4 Vaudevllle Smzlzng and cheerful alwaxs lhe sam BERNICE HORTON Bunny Glee Club 2, A C C 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Soccer 4 Volley ball 3 4 QOClCt8S Classlca 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Cardmal News 4, Band 2 3 4 Vaudevllle 3 Red Arrow Club 4 Treasurer The gl ls gvm mx kzngdom IS EMERSON HOYT Emmle Cardmal News 4 A Scofchman ln speech econonucszl FRANK H HUBBARD JR Buck Band 3 Hzs good humo zs znfechous CATHERINE S KIRKMAN Katy A C C 3 4, Basket ball 4 Soccer 4 Vau dev1lle 3 Entered from Appleton High School ln third year Small buf full of dynamzfe X5 i Page Thiriy-three z' s. SA J 'Ck lv -x., -9 KXK X.. F ,.. GT fr'k5 Page Thzrty four BILULAH KOCH Glee Club 3, A C C 3, Entered ID thlrd year A frzendlx heart has mam friends ELLINORE KOEHLER Glee Club 2 3 4, A C C 2 3 Operetta2 3 Jumor Class Play 3 Whal IS so rare as a glrl so fazr Who has slvle IS worthwhile And has done her full share? EUNICE KRUSE A C C 2 3 Glee Club 3 Volley ball Vaudevllle 3 Masques Play 4, Masques 4 Wrth a smzle for everwhodx IRENE KUTCHERA Sunny Glee Club 2 3 4 A C C 2 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Class Treasurer 2 Baseball 2 3 4 Volley ba1l2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Soccer 2 3 4 Cardmal Pennant 4, Vaudevllle 3 Athletlc Board 4, Red Arrow Club 4 Presl dent Lots of pep and a good sporl Glee Club 4 H1 Y 3 Grchestra 2 3 4 Cardinal News 4, Band 2 3 4, Vaudevllle 3 Student Councll 4 Vlce Presldent Oratory He owns a one wax hcke! to success GWENDOLYN C LEVERENZ Gwen eeClub34,A C C 2 3 A favorzfe among her frzends -,, J fy - - , I , , ' , . . , Q , 9 t . .',' Y Y ' ' in J- 7 l'V ,' 4 ,, Q K. l . 3- , Q Y 2 H ' - v, 'nn Q F J JJ, 'I ,ly 7, tt ,, ' ji, A I Y ' g I I I Y , 5 I I' 'KJ X , Ill. Y I - V Y I 7 V Y :Y Y 9 'l X xl C ' v . ' . N ' 214, -,- I -3 f A FRANK c. LADWIG, JR. . , N' 5 ' 1 Y . 9 v- 4 7 A u 'Q - Gl H ,I - ..,,, fx. H HARRIET A LOEFFLER Hattle Gee Club 2 3 Secretary 3 4 A C C 2 3 Soc1alCha1rman 3 4 Operetta 2 3 Vlce Presldent Class 4 Volley ball 3, Sometas Classlcas 3 Cardmal News 4 x2'llldBVlll9 3 Masques Play 3 Prom Committee 3 Mas ques 3 4 Treasurer 4 Theres nothmg half so sweet ln lzfc a lm: s voun dream HOWARD S MASDEN Howie Glee Club 4 H1 Y 2 Football 2 4, Basket ball 4 Track 4 Volley ball 4 Cardmal Pen nant 4, Asslstant Buslness Manager Club 4 Worrx kzlls men WI11 dzep CALVIN H MCCARTHY Ca Football 7 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Vaudevllle W Clu 5 Big oaks from llllle annrns grow A C C 2 3 4 Q1fdlll3lN8WS Sfzll wafers run deep HERBERT J MUELLER Herby H Y 2 3 4 Orchestra 4, B nd 2 3 4 Vaudevllle 3 Student Councll 4 Debatmg 3 4 PI'8Sld8lll 4 Character rs smccss there rs no other HENRY D PAGE Hank Glee Club 4 H1 Y 4 Football 3 4 Tenms 3 Vaudevllle 3 W Club 4 Entered thlrd year from Racme Hugh School All great men are dung and I don! feel wcll mxself illlmil 5 xjew 5--. In Iljf Tlnrtj z e lf K g Lg l I . . : . . .' . i-f,fF X ? I' ,g 2 I 7 . ' ' .,.:. - - 1 y f K 41 'S - 1 S K S ,n 3 . . 1 T ,ts 6 W I . N -. - Y ..W,, ..,', 4 . . . -, . , - -f VKX A J' h 2 Y . ' 3, 9 -. t , 5 - H 'IH Q ' 0 3: l. H I 4' I-1 EVELYN E. MIERITZ Evvie Q , . , , . gl ' ' 3. i u , ,l 9 ' a , , 9 -- I I 9 1 , wx . . ..... , '. H il l . ., ' 1' sl A v 1- ' .1333 . , I 4, Eng .,,- W - -3 Mfr ' ...J . -, - T. 4 5 , 41.30 - , ' -fa Paar Tim 13 .wx Sn-45 f ,xg CJ -sm. 'K TP? LOUIS M. PESSIN Looie Orchestra 4' Band 4, 'Benl on plating the game square ' MELITTA C PILGRAM A C C 2 3 4, Basketball 2 Cardmal News Copy Editor 3 News Editor 4 Itllle less careless and more frzendlx than the average gzrl IVY PRESCOTT C C 2 3 4 Soc1alCha1r1nan 4 ASSIS tant Feature Edltor Cardinal News 4 Evervbodvs frzend nobodm s enemx EDITH M PRICE Edt Cvlee Club 2 3 4 A C C 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Vollev ball 2 3 Soccer 2 3 Chrlstmas Play 4, Masques 4 Shell make a good cook FLORENCE H SCHMIDLEY F o A C C 2 3 Volley ball 2, Basketball 2 Cardlnal News 4, Vaudevllle 3 Masques Play 3 Declamatory 3 Masques 2 3 4 Mzstress of common .sense and of herself ROBERT C SCHMIDTILL Bob Glee Club 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 Operetta 4 Tack 2 3 Orchestra 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Vaudevxlle 3 A band all In himself 9 1 xx' 1 Y . , . . , , ' g ' 5 . UA . H . - ' in v S , E- ' A. . . , , 9 ' ' 5 ' - l A Iv ll 11- 1 1 l - - - 1 1 Q 1 Z ' 1 Q 1 Q - .. 1 ., V H 'l H ' A - . 1 9 - ' : ' , . ' . 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Yi' ' 'r AA ' Y - I 4 4 ,. 1 JEANETTE K SCHUBERT Jean Glee Club 4 A C C 3 4 Vaudevxlle 3 No sznner nor ye! a saint Im! jus! the verv best of g1fIS CATHERINE SMITH eeClub234ACC234Scr1 Operetta 2 3 SOCIEIHS Classlca 2 Edltor tn Chief of Cardmal Pennant 4 Semor Play 3 Masques Plays 3 4 Student Councll 4 Masques 2 3 4 A good sport a wzllzng worker and a good friend NATHAN M SOBEL Able H1 Y 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Socletas Classlca 2 Or chestra 4 Student Councll 4 Lxterary Soclety 2 W Club 4 Presldent Gee' I wzsh I had a gzrl .Iumor Vaudevllle 3 Girls Glee Club 2 A quzet lztlle girl who never wastes her tzme ELIZABETH C STRAUSS Betty Glee Club 3 4 Operetta 3 Socletas Clas slca 2 Whx worrv 9 MARJORIE K SULLIVAN Marge Glee Club 2 3 4 A C C 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Soccer 4 Tenms 3 Swlmmmg 3 Orchestra 3 Band 2 3 4 Vau devllle 3, Declamatory 2 Mx favo zte flower IS the pznk of fashzon .3 W... ,wan X 9 Bw ,-af' Am' .r-1? yn r A: 4-.QLL Page Thzrly JH nz , Af X JJ . S f- 6 N, ' . , H H XX 1 - . - , 9 ' - X I ' , :I 5 is - Q 3 , , 9 ' 1 5 . S. Q , 4 , . t Q I ' tn - ' 3 v V u I 1 I M? X., , ,,' A FRIEIQA N. SPEYLR I 5, 4 A f vi,-3 N I H H Ln- 5: ,,,M., , ' l I 1 1 1 l ,. , nh , ttyr , I. sl , 4 : ' a A QT V I l l 1 v l ' 1 ' I - f V A 22 A 4' , , ' 2 . , .' If I J 'ff' , K 5 .Q I tgp' sg y ' , V Q , . Pngf 7 hnly M4111 'P N-K ...XR if 'ST GRAYDON Nl SVNAN Graydy Glee Club 3 4 HI Y 2 3 Operetta 4 In terclass basketball 3 4 Band 2 Masques Play 2 Radlo Club 2 MHSQIICS 2, Asslstant Cheerleader 3 Lztfle buf Oh ms' JEANETTE TENNEY Tenny Glee Club 3 4 Operetta 3 Cardlnal News 3 4 Vaudevlle 3, Prom Commlttee 3 Would there were more lzke her DOLORES E THOMAS Pussy Glee Club 2 3 A C C 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Presldent 4 Operetta 2 3 VICE Presldent of Class 2 3, Basketball 2 3 Socxetas Classlcaa 2 Cardlnal Pennant 3 4 Asslstant Edltor 3, V2lllCl2VlllB 3, Prom Cormruttee 3 Student COLlllCll 4 Secretary Masques 2 3 4 Work' Where hare I heard that word before PAUL G TRUE Fnday Glue Club 2 3 4, H1 Y 2 3 Operetta 3 Socletas Classlca 2 Gne me the moonlight gzve me lhe grrl and lame Ihe rest to me A C C 3 Class Secretary 4, Cardlnal News 3 Cardmal Pennant 4 Asslstant Edltor, Vaudevllle 3 Prom Commlttee 3 Head Cashxer 4 School Muslc Reporter for Wau vsatwsa News 4 Entered thlrd year from Oak Park Hlgh School A Wllllflg helper and 11 friendly frmnd EVELYN VANDE PLASH Glee Club 2, A C C 2 Menomlnee Falls Hlgh School 3 Blonde as heroines are F I I I Y AA H 'N , 4 ' . a : - I I ' . ' 5 ? ' I 9 . ' . . ' I. ,Y I . I 2 ' . 9 ' ' . .. H I Y 1 ' ' ' I 'I I I 1 I A 9 , 4 I I . I ' I 3 ' 5 I I 5 I . . I , 1 . . - - l H ' YY W ,, . ' . . . fi , I Y 4. ,454 VIRGINIA L. VALIQUET Home .v ' i . f Q-iff' l 1 ' , Il, 435, - . ' . -. ' 9'-'fa . ' - ' ' 'sf 1254 3 5 I I ' 4, I ' ' 1 I 1 J-1,,L ,. H ' I' ' y ' f N . I I I E ' MARGARET WALDY Ding L: ee Club 2 A C C 2 3 4 Treasu actc 2 3 4 Stccer 2 3 4 Basketl all 2 3 aseball 2 3 Vw ey all 4 Arrow Club 4 To umsuerzu and fo duh lflll And so up lo uomanlmod .she gran HGRTENSE L WALLSCHLAEGER Hordy ee Club 3 4 A C C 3 4 Vaudevlle Enter cl llllfd year from Bay Vlew Hlgh Schtol N0 rn lffif' wha! happens Hordx wlll aluau AN NIE ITE H WEERTS Basketball 4 Entered fourth year from Lutheran High School L1Cf1f,1ll1gb lots of 1111 MARTHA WEINZ Her greatest fault? She has nt am ROGER WILLIAMS Ro Football 3 Track 2 3 Basketball 3 4 Socletas Classlca 2 Orchestra 2 3 .Max h1.s lrzbe Increase FRANCES YONKE Entered thlrd year from Pewaukee A qurel lzltle Misa 'X N, J? X.. Xf'4 ffgxxh Puqz llmtj nine Page Forty ' ' f MILDRED YUNKER qw A. C. C. 2, 3, 4. She was the mildesl mannered girl DONALD J ZAISER Don Presldent of Class 4 Busmess Manager Cardinal News 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Student Councll 4, Masques Play 4, Entered third year from West D1v1s1on Hlgh School 1 Extemporaneous 4 None but himself can be hrs parallel DOROTHY E ZWEIGLER Dot Glee Club 3 Socxetas Classlca 2 3 Cardlnal News 3 As wrllmg as the day IS long ...f ffr' MARION GREISEN Mare Glee Club 2 3 4, A C C 2 Operetta 3 Basketball 2 Masques Play 3 Prom Com mlttee 3 Masques 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 So charming fo 61 ermone plcasanf and X,,!5-X -VN lrzlc V X BERNICE MELLISER 'N Entered fourth year Quzef true and kznd One whom the world can! lea1e behind ilu illllvmnrmm DOROTHY HALVERSON sm 3. -A 3 A quzef unassummg dependable person was she who like a frm rock .so ucll filled her place that to haze rt empty showed frul3 what a Ing place 11' was as 'MJ' Tr ' x . H H 5 v 5 9 I -, ' . 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'? ft 1 .v -- . , ,ML 4gg:f:a......n.e-.r..-. .1 .- K, ,ar..T sus ' 4, 1 5, V, SENIOR B S Top row Howard Muellner Mzlton Schrot John Moss Howell Pntchard Kenneth Gettel man Arthur Lorenz Edward DuT1el Carl Schwartz Thlrd row Alfred Hasse John Strand Duane Wells Arnold Myer George Hall Bernard Schaefer Bunnell Page Elwyn Darbo Kennc Mlller Second row Abbie Smxth Carol Breed Marjorle Ellsworth Lllhan I-Iortcn Edlth Place way Laura Bloedorn Darlene McCorm1ck Ahce Zobel Adell Belhumeur Dorothy Aburg Selma Vxck Helen Lutzen Fxrst row Betty Spauldmg Phylhs Burch Florence Traczewltz Dorothy Rahn Beatnce Mews, Dorothy Reese Larue Rondeau Charlotte Krasemann Evelyn Moll Ruth Steck Name Laura Bloedom Carol Breed Phyllls Burch Elwyn Darbo Edward DuT1el Marjory Ellsworth George Hall L1ll1an Horton Dick Jones Helen Kuenzll Helen Lutzen Darlene McCorn11ck Beatrxce Mews Amold Meyer Kennc Mlller Jack Moss Charles Parmlter Dorothy Rahn Dorothy Rzese Mllton Shrot Abble Smith Florence Tracewltz Lawrence Watson Duane Wells Weakness long halr WlCKOd eyes boys hooky behavmg Nlrgll a certam hurrymg h1s looks Breed lugh marks Irxsh eyes dlmpled chm t3.lk3llVC obhgmg curly half rm welght clothes red haxr crownmg glory bexng good glrls makmg announcements Ambltlon be expelled enjoy l1fe wear hlgh heels be a drum major be funny teach latm be nch get there be janitor know all excel edlt N Y Tnbune have a Pussy wear a Tux be a bachelor scholastxc supremacy to be a gym teacher to be popular hard tellmg abroad Pavolow II Beau Brummel a cowboy Please accept ln splrlt of fun AZCK8 Acts calm cheerful boylsh funny cute quiet ? wlse natural easy gomg happy 1 ha geable fickle sarcastic ambltlon unaffected shxekxsh fnendly PCPPY aff able demure unassummg bashful smart , 1- Paqe Forty one G. ,fi K: i . x1 ,IN 51' , , i 1 I 1 1 1 1 v ' 1 1 , , - '1 v 1 1 11 1 I J l- Y Y 1 1 - ' . . , I 1 v 1 1 1' . - . 1 . 1 . 1 1 . 1 7 Y 7 ! ' vu . . 5 . ' 11 . to . . ll to Q 1 . to . . 1 Q to ' 7 ' ' ' to 5 ' . . to . . 1 ' il 11 ' ' I . . . to 1 . . to . . 1 . 1 2 ' studying to cut up-once sensible gg ' to f ' ' to ' n , ' H Y! ' 4 I . . . . to ,, ,, . . ' to - ' 8 1 1 A . 4 r to go 1 3 ' ' to be , ' to be 1 Q ' to be 1 .4 gifs . ., . ., '2 . f. 1 1' . - 1. Pagz Forty ia II r H L r 1' X i ze 5 r 1' I 5 'S E . . L- Pug: Forty three fly? ,A , 1 , ,NZ , Q: A V . I . . ' f ,' ' ' 6 Top row Frank Wemhold Jack Bram Carl Kock Leonard Nelscn Arthur Huebner, James Glbson Norman Guenter George Ketter Henry Hahn Thlrd row George Bower-mg Charles Parmxter Gerhard Hohmann Roy Detjen Vernon Kores Edwm Fry Bemard Doyle Robert Franklm Arthur Jessel Second r w Thcmas Pares Nathan Wllkmson Wyman Fltzgerald Arthur Koemg Arvld Pertulla Harry Haberman Ralph Kruse Vlctor Hepiinger Walter Remmgton Charles F esge Fxrst row Herm n Lueck Br ron Vlllwock George Zabel Walter Bluemel Donald Mershon Teddy Hasse Francls Snd rf Carl Rouwald W1ll1am Gault Donald Smlth Tom Mullen C ass o 28 Tlme 1926 27 Scenes are presented m Wauwatosa Wxsconsm CAST OF CHARACTERS Presldent Nathan Wllklnson V1ce Presldent Jane StauH Secret ry Treasurer Arthur Koenig ACT I SCENE I The curtam nses on the Hcmecommg Dance and the Junlors are grabblng all the spo1ls The veteran Semors and youthful Sophomores are trylng hard but the third year C3..l'ldl dates have pllfered the spot light November and the Juniors wage war wlth thelr super lors xn basketball but the elder sneak away the bacon sllced and prepared The re mamlng poruon of the scene 2Xh1LltS mzxers ln full sway with the Jumors up The mostly composed Junlor Jazzers render music and do very ably Scene 2 Thxs scene has CV8l'Ylh1Ilg from a freak slde show to the real thmg Jun1or Plays at tract a multltude of persons, the characters perform hke blg leaguers Jumor Gxrls drub the Semors to cop Ch3Il1p10IlShlp Many thlrd year men on football eleven Basketball team composed of Juniors with a Senlor or two thrown ln here and there Entlre golf and tenms team made up solely of ,Tumors Third year glfl fCather1ne Balrdj cops scholastic honors for the entxre mstltutlon 'emors forced to take a hack seat ln nearly all actzvmes ' I D 1 lv 1 y ' y Y , - 1 v v v 1 1 1 V Y I ' C' Q ' 1 v v 1 1 ! 1 Y I , 1 'C I .V U V 1 v 1 A Y ' 3 Y Y l Y 1 f t a - .... . ....................... ...... 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S- 'V ll' I' ' fx? ,, f li N' ' ' E .5 , 1 -4 Pi ,ff -2145 .gk 'N ,f , 1'-ff-v -Y - ' ' '- - ,,, 'i'?,.,...,.-,.--,,,,- . as .,,... - -J Q... ....-,...., -,,s...,:, Y ,.....w-woman..-a-1-.ua--4unnf.,...n:::m-wt 51+ 'Nl r ,f ll l 1 iv , I A 1.-if Top row Harriet Uecker Pearl Eggerbrecht Helen Buettner Lenore Anderson Lucille Zabel Grace Zacharlas Thxrd row Marjorie Drummond Emelme Krause Gladys Olson Catherlne Heldke Isabel Watson Eileen Prescott Dorothy Brust Second row V1rg1n1a Bates Lenore Henderson Grace Jessel Ruth Behr Harriet Cutting Dorothy Rynders Leona Wllkms Marie HBISBY Hester Morall First row Etta Kelley Eunice Machell Harriet Hlbbard Marian Schhtz Fern Stark Helen Corrlgan Josephine Huberty Elame Schroeder Gladys Butenhotf Myrtle Ket ter Helen VlCk Dorothy Strauss Class o 28 Contznuezi Act II Scene I Juniors under tutorshlp of Mlss Staudenmayer take lead in social events Christmas Dance given, Ken Millar works hard Charles Hower and Frank Welnhold the two elec tncal w1zards show the congregation just how good they are Santa Claus 1S good to every one and all come back next year vnth renewed vigor The scene still takes place at Wauwatosa The Valentine Hop IS given At this wntmg we are still looking for the Semors who did work towards making the Hop a colossal success The 28 class sponsors movie benefit The Seniors fall to put up an argument Scene 2 This scene is m general rather Jumbled Jumors are forced to take a back seat when A Veteran Semor Howard Masden grabs mdlvldual laurels on High School qumt Marjonty of Junior and Sophomore men report for baseball Volley ball team hits a rankmg in sports Majonty of third year coeds on pnded All Star Team Many Junior Glrls receive the coveted Red Arrow W Track tnes to squeeze m with the boys of 28 at 1ts head The Junior Prom comes around Bob Juneau elected chairman Skipper Juneau Larry Blehn prove big men of the Prom The Semors are the superlor, but when it comes to 3CllV1tl8S and social events they are fcrced to take second place and let the class of 28 rule for days to come RWF3 far Page Forty jim' i D 1 v v 1 4 Y I Y ' ' , ' , ' , ' I 5 f 9 1 1 . I 4 D . .. . , . - snag. Junior Golf team headed for State Title. Junior Girl fMary Masden, given best . . ' . . - . . I 7 , . . .'2 f-aw 'Q I . . , , I JUNIOR B GIRLS Top row Elmzabeth Hanson Jean Rodgers Jewel Brereton Katherlne Balrd Thlrd row Mary Masden Jane Lefeber 'Vlargaret Johnston Loulse Van Dale Dorothy Zobel Elsa Hamman Meredxth Krueger Second row Carolyn Cooper Margaret Wxgdale Charlotte Henschel Thelma Denmston Eunlce Steube Jane Stauff First row Grace Hall Ellzabeth Remhold Jane Mlller Gladys Mae Wnght Violet May hew Ida Schneider Mary Waldy June Baars Gertrude Pohl Mane Berry Top r Gurnm Thlrd row Charles Hower Jack Qutrk Gordon Campbell Donald Hanson Vernon Klumb W1ll1am Carroll Lawrence Bxehn George Lmdsly Second row Stanley IACal1e eygr, Edward Lefeber Harold Jacobsen Delbert Dumez Kenneth Mlllar onaldI?1nsle Eugene Gradt Arthur Lade Fxrst row Ralph Be rs ard rdman Herbert Ratjen Rlddell Carey Leland Van Gemert Joseph Meyer, James Mltchell Harry Hartw1g George Bader Ernest Anger John Landmann Page Forty sm l l 1' 1 1 1 1 I I ' . -1 Y . ! A Y . 1 Y l .I n . L 1 1 1 1 . y 1 l . i 1 1 1 1 D 1 . 1 . ' 1 Y V Y 7 U ' l wr no' ---1 -------Y -Y .f 1 . ' Ralph Erion, Roland Goetsch, Hilliard Hanson. I I ' -' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I Y I ' ' ' V . 1 1 1 ' -'- Y F I ' Y Y 1 s I 1 . V Y J .SL '.1 x ff' 4' Q , .JN W SOPHOMORE A GIRLS Top row Beatnce Smlth Ruth Notbohm Betty Barth Freddle Peterson Margaret Cavanaugh Frances Howard Marlon Grant Ellzabeth Anderson Ruth Goebel Marg aret Cummmgs Lorranlne Zll7k2 Hazel Imhol7 Seccnd row JZIIICC Roberts Ellzabeth Dlll Nlarcella Wagner Mlldred Barnes Mamle Lutren Lucllle Dunn Jane Frantz Mary Mershon Marlon Suess Margaret Krug Frances Carruthers Dorothy Schlxtl Flrst row Sylvla Luederer Eleanor Karl Marlon Sager Mary Manegold Frances Adams Margaret Ebert Wlnlfred Schuerer Dorothy Mueller Margorle Washburn Katherlne Koehler Ellzabeth Weber Ruth Ebert Allce Oefleln Annette Kenney Wlnlfred Smlth F1 SOPHO Top row John FfCldflCh Ben Dunlop John K Stewart Flanner Thlrd row Thomas Lamb Gerald Krausmann Arthur Kronenburg Earl Seefeldt Clarence Steube Charles Braun Donald Karst Benno Schroeder Seccnd row Edward Cook Ben True Elmer Eggehrecht Ned Achull' Mason Heden Harold Klupp Andrew Holmes Edgar End Norman Zlege Flrst row Harvy Rohhraun Charles Shanahan Frederlck Balmes Zaner Nllschka Earl Elllot Howard Zltka Alfred Krleg VVllllam Pessln Alllster Zobel Albert Went Harold Hassman Page I arty JF! rn ll Jygg-1'l 4 S , LV ' A 'I. . f? 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A .,.. r .. .,.,. , .., . ...-.,,...a.,.-... -1, , ,..f........ ..ff. r . . l s SOPHOMORE B GIRLS Top row Guenevere Moe Mlldred Schmldt Genevieve Drath Thlrd row Helen Hales Mabel Kutchera Eleanor Wagley Margaret Glllls Elizabeth Epmburger Elsbeth Rahn Second Janet Obendorfer Lucllle Koemtzer Vlvlan Langemo Roselle L1Ildl0H Lo1s Beese Margaret Aszmann Esther Boah Bernlce Ma1 Flrst row Margaret Buch Leona Tracewltz Luc1lle Laabs Roma Lalk Manon Rubel Janet MCCOH3Ch16 Vlfglhla Cannon Audrey Balley Emd Toussamt Ethyl Speyer Hear Ye' Hear Ye' Sophomore Town Cr1er Charles Braun has ben sentenced to the stock for dlsturbmg the peace wlth h1s nolsy Ford 1 X 1 in Page Forty eight It IS reported that Stuart Flanner and Margaret Cavanaugh were out after curfew was rung last nlght Andrew Holmes and Benno Schrader have won Robert Mltchell has had h1s hands swltched for speakmg aloud ln the study hall Harold Chlupp and Lester Cordy CXh1b1t much sklll m the mmble game of basketball Ned Achuif wlll be given a pubhc ducklng for frlghtenmg the good people by speedmg h1s Whlp pet through town at elght mlles per hour Jamce Roberts has been warned to play no 1m p1ous yazz musxc on her saxaphone 5 5. F I! R if tl 'm . I t vl rl 1' l I 1 4 , I 1, , 1 I I , H , ' 1 Q! i 1 . . Eti . . . ' ' ll fl' . Ll A TAR, great renown 1n the brutal game of football. my gt at , ' , ' ' ! P QA .Q ' 1 V ' J?-I ! 4:TbL'J ,,q x - . 1 - i -4, . 4 I - 1 pf. lg I , 1 - i , ' ' 'x X ' ' - ffl if-fa at it r y , if ,t 3 V tif, ' in ' 4. ri.:-ig ti .115 N- XY 'wx-'-Vg ,151 1 . V LK ul ',' fy ' , Top row Kenneth Kendrick Russell Boldy Vernon VanGemert Irving Beegley Earl Bruhn Third row Payson Kerchofl' Ray Digman Harold Majesky Herman Meyer Theodore Stone Carl Engel Second row Charles Bloedorn Lester Cordle Foster Dreger Donald Norris John Am brose Kenneth Keeney Hugh Grove Carl Neese Qumtln Johnstone First row bobby Rubel Grafton Berry Edward Stxedemann William Par Ray Dorow Walter Bexer Ralph Brach Robert Sweitzer Ray Koepp Donald McCord Robert Mitchell Sophomore Town Crier Continued Rlason Heidon handles a baseball with great dexterity Ben Dunlap betrays h1s Scotch ancestry by his accent Mary Manegold spends much of her time laboring to keep the library books in order Payson Kirchoif has been mistaken for a senior several times due to his superior height Dorothy Windmg has been sentenced for rob bmg a sweet shop Cootie McCord is declared champion for the Marthon Chattering Contest Elsbeth Rahn will be burned at the stake for practicing withcraft on ye members of the mens choir Bobby Rubel will be strung up by his ear for pt Nl YIM rd Yfllllll Leona Tracewitz the new pedagogue will arrive at our red school house at four o clock in the morn ing on April Fool s Day E E 29 '21-N. 'B bv' -3' A J? -Q-r-.1-an Page Forty mne n Q A E 9: t IA. 6 . 7 y 1 . 1 ' . lj K . ig c f 9 fi n 1 1' ! . . . t . , . . .gl . . ' - QU l H ' 11 I ' ' i V ' I . . . , Sr' .b . -, A fag ll H ' ' X qi rg, arguing with his elders on Sunday. A ,I I 4 , . . . , D I g ' , . ' , ' IJ ' ' - ' ' v - Y. 'I 1' 'Q ' j , Z ll I - W., V - Ag, 'L J i l l.'f r In-,Mm - U .,, V VM- jk-b g V uf' 4 I Page Fzfty x,3 K4 75 PS A 1 2 I I 5 V 3 N 5 u gl Rx' 7' ' , if Qf , ' M W -1 si V, Q A , . A. A 7: Q 4' xk S ,J ' 3 -J 53 ,J ' ' is -75 4 'sa fl' AF ' ' . I 5 .fb F li S Page Fzfty on: 5 n Carclmal News Staff .is iv R DUANE WELLS ONALD ZAIS ELLIOT COOLEY Enwf-mn DUTIEL MELITTA PILGRIM GFR FONTAINE MARJORIE SULLIVAN GLORGE ZABEL BEATRICE Mews ARIAN SAGER SELMA vrcx JUNE BAARS KENRIC MILLE1? Miss CROSBY JEANN1-:TTB TENNY P11116 P Ijty 11.11 mix 4 ,ff v' ' I . 6' Y 1 N. ,VZ if 'Qkx L g if A K . I X .11 5 , 5' ' x . D ER RO . ' . M , 'yvzf' . W .. v ,-f. . v -x, 'f ef 1: Nay -..., ,-... ' 1. A, , . 11, 'M- - ,.....,.,oe '..e,,,:- w -.-,mm -ana-,.1ln.n.a-f -' I.,3-f..r.....w...Tf3sW - -, .... - ,.. ,... ...W ,--an .Vf......, - '- .,...... ,. -.-.., il Cardinal News Reporters a f - - - 1 l 1 Top row Alfed Hasse Edgar End Andrew Holmes James Mltchell Howard Darbo Thlrd row Harold Majesky Robert Franklln Harr1et Loeiiler Bermce Horton Pearl Eggebrecht Second row MRYIOH Schrubb Grace Jessel Manon Bender Marjorle Drummond Alxce Zobel Darlene McCorm1ck Ivy Prescott Jean Rodgers Jane Stauff Fxrst row Freddle Peterson vlfglllla Bates Margaret Cavanaugh Betty Barth Charlotte Krausmann Harnet Cutting Vlolet Mayhew Katherine Baird Florence Tracewltz Helen Lutzen The Cardmal News was begun ln 1926 by Elllot Cooley under the able guldance of Mlss Crosby as the faculty advlsor for the purpose of bflilglllg before the puptls alumnl parents and other Interested people the actxvltles of the school and of 1ts organlzatlons, also for the purpose of gwmg the students pracuce xn Wfltlilg for an audlence larger than the usual class and of developlng 1n them buslness ablhty for carrymg on so large a project It has been a success financlally, the thlrty two dlfferent firms who advertise w1th us and three hundred SlXlY two subscribers have made possible the prmtmg of the paper every two weeks Thlrty one reporters slxteen stall' members and twenty one other helpers are con tlnuajly at work The posluon of the paper IS proved by the fact that schools from Balboa Canal Zcne to Massachussets on the east and Washxngton on the west are on the exchange list Although the Cardmal News ns n t the best paper 1n the world the school has con sldered lt a satlsfactory experiment and expects xt to grow better wxth tlme P 7 A J: J,- 'fg -EF' -sf ji' .JL 1-...ir 2-in-Lg Page Fzfty three fr l 1 3 1 I, 11 I, ' - ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 - 'Q . . . . . I 1 D 1 1 ' 1 . 1 , . , . . I 1 1 1 1 1 . 51 U . Al T. l . . , . . . lf Y . 'Y . ,. . 1 . j W . ' I 1 . 1,1 - - , - . . . . MF! - 'rl ' - 1 ' , - - . ' . . . l,,' . 1 , 5 , . 1 , 1 ,' . . . V . Y . . . r e M. . '2 . 3, 'I 1 . :ig . -all -A - A ' ' 1-fl'-I ,..Y--. , 4,-Avfn' -., ,- fly, 'L - -- ' ' ' V I' ,fs- Cardinal Pennant Sta X X HELEN KUENZLI CATHERINE SMITH STEPHEN BROUWER VIRGINIA VALIQUET R DUANE WELLS NATHAN WILKINSON CHARLES PARMITER HOWARD MASDEN ROGER FONTAINE BENNO SCHROEDER EDWARD DU TIEL THELMA DENNISTON MR BEDKER HILDEGARDE RAHN MISS STAUDENMAYER Page Fzfty jour f A .I ' I 'rf , ' J .' ' I , , v , Q ff, .. f H If A F - Pm dv Q ,531 A X J ' lv ,K xr , 5 ' ' 4 m,,,V yjy, X Q ' N 4 I W . I 'A K I QW A ' ' SWE' ,V A M., ' QQ, 5: gg 4 I .5 v A gf V A . 7, M' A L Al IAITIQFICHII Ratllig HGHOI' Rewar Central Snterscbolasttc Dress Elesoclatxoh f fa mf' 1-. 1925 Chu us in Oirmfg that Was razed as an All American Yearbook In t' e Szxzh Natwnal Contest Q' fhe Cylssoclatzo Arcnfai DN lmuvraltg uf Uwrmwm sum mzi x N! f fx Wm aw GL. ELC MISS Elkert Ar MISS Kmlball Typzn Jane Lefeber ASSISUIIZI' Snap Ray Krlngle AS9l.5fClIZfCll'Llll!lflO71 Ruth Grleblmg Asbztsfanl Clrezzlaizorz Dolores Thomas Buozness Asszsfanl Irene Kutchera Gzrls Alhlefzcts Robert Franklm Lzferafzfre and Athletics Grace Hall Lzleralure Bermce Horton Lzterature Charlotte Kraseman Lzleralure Edgar End Lzferalzzre Ellzabeth Fottler Lzferalure Ahce Zobel Lzferafure Carl Drexel Snaps Mary Xlasden Snaps Kenneth M1llar Snaps Alfred Krueger Art Ehzabeth Hanson Ar! Dorothy Rynders Carloone Bun11ellPage Carloons Helen Buettner Carloons Ida Schnelder Organzzafzons Harold Jacobson Organzzafzons Kathenne Balrd Orffanzzalzons Pllyf P1115 fl f , f fegggglgg. K- ..ogL, 'I ,V 5 Y. X, ' A' , .zff f- ff ., ies' V. V '. sf- :.i,A.V2Z4' :JY l ', : 1 - kiln, 1' eIf..,-f .1 . fr. , f t YQ ,L 9' W., 1 , L L... I M C I I 1 ' li ta Y . ,i . I . ' ' w u ' Q ' A 1 I . , , . x , , Q . 1 in ' I ' - 5 . - Q1 X K ' ZLL-..4: Q. A N'..W N 1? , V73 K' at 1 - 3 ' af . riff-gt J' I vs , I. -.,.l I' -, - 1' 1. n. Ht 4 'f,. r Egg hgh .. T . X' , -,. ' . X .4 . t . ' 'fs tl, V 1 1 -4. ,, 5 V .5 , -..1 ei , ..f . ,,. , , . ,, f E 5 1 2 P r 1 1 E l ll l it I 16 ei-r 5s44555fs3,. Anna Copeland Club Top row Mar1an Bender Bermce Horton Jane Frantz Wlmfred Schuerer Ruth Notbohn Betty Berlnger Dorothy Aburg Gertrude Pohl Irene Kutchera Betty Fmdley Harriet Cuttxng Thlrd row Ellzabeth Remhold Freddle Peterson Mary Mershon Betty Barth Mary Waldy Helen Lutzen Ellzabeth Anderson Grace Dlttmer MRYIOYIC Drummond Emelme Krause Isabel Watson Beatrlce Hodson Jeanette Schubert Second row M1r1am Corngan Marjone Ellsworth Darlene McCormick Ahce Zobel Catherine Klrkman Ruth Steck Marlan Grant Melltta Pllgflm Evelyn M1er1tz Flrst row Grace Zacharlas Dorothy Rahn Florence Tracewxcz Mlss Buck Miss Shaw Soreson M1ss McGovern Dolores Thomas Ida Schnelder Hester Morall Margorle Washburn Ellzabeth Weber Marian Suess Catherme Smlth The Anna Copeland Club has agam completed a most successful year under the able leadershxp of Mrs Sorenson faculty advlsor and a competent cabmet The officers are Dolores Thomas Presldent Carol Breed Vzce Preszdenf Helen Kuenzll Secretary Jane Franz Treasurer Jane Stauff Scnbe There were 90 enrolled members 24 of whom were Rmg Standard glrls The Interest Groups were agam orgamzed with successful results These were Art Camera Dramatxc Journallsm Muslc Soclal and Sport This year the plan of havlng a general theme for all the years work was adopted The theme chosen was On the Kmgs Hlghway It worked out well each meettng held the second and fourth Tuesday of the month was named to correspond w1th the theme Jigsaw XE- ' 'gg As., .. 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N. - - - J., ,kg , , H 1 .. -- --, ,-,..W., ,,1,.,:,-,-V - Y A ...T - Q:-2,1-niggas:---A.,--a-1-rf-A-t.--M ll AHRE Copeland i Top row Mary Manegold Kathenne Baxrd Janet McConach1e Mlldren Schmidt Jane Staufl' Frances Lampertxus Thlrd row Lenore Henderson V1rg1ma Bates Elleen Prescott Wmlfred Smlth Maman Sager Ehzabeth D111 Ivy Prescott Second row Gladys Olson Harnet Uecker Carol Breed Gladys Mae Wnght Jane Mxller Mar-tone Sulllvan I-Iarnet Loelfler Adell Belhumeur Flrst row Pearl Eggerbrecht Betty Spauldlng Larue Rondeau Etta Kelly L1ll1an Horton Charlotte Krausmann Helen Kuenzh Grace Jessel Evelyn Moll Dons Vergexls Some of the outstandlng events on thls year s calendar were October 11 Halloween Party January 11 Debate on the questlon Resolved that the girl of today will make a better homemaker than the girl of the past generation The negative slde won January 21 The farewell party to the February graduates for whlch Mrs Flndley so kmdly opened her home to us February 8-The Anna Copeland Day memonal servlce preszded over by Dolores Thomas actlng 1n the capacity of the Anna Copeland gxrl February 22 The George Washxngton birthday party The M.others and Daughters Dance for all glrls ln I-hgh School was the dxrect outgrowth of this most successful dancmg party under the dlrectlon of the Soclal Interest Group May 10-The Mothers and Daughters Banquet wluch seems to unprove every year year After many years of faithful service Mlss Crosby resigned as chief advxsor and the members of the club take thls opportmuty of expressmg thelr sincerest regrets P ,a 'gf' 125- Y -,f,....-1.190-N 'hail' Page Fxfty :wen ,i fl 4 I 1 Y . . , . 1 . . l v - , . 1' ' , . . 1 . 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W Z-13 -5'-if 7 , V 3 fl l I-IYCIIO Top row W1ll1am Gault Harold Mageska Robert Schmldtlll Herbert Mueller Second row Donald Kerst John Landmann Alfred Hasse George Bermger Gerhard Hohman Flrst row Henry Page Stephen Brouwer Mr Greenwlll Elwyn Darbo Roger Fontame Howard Darbo Bunnell Page H1 Y oiiicers for thxs year are Stephen Browwer Preszdent Charles Parmlter Vlce Preszdenl Roger Fontame Treasurer The H1 Y 15 the oldest exxstmg boys club 1n the school It not only has this advantage but 1t also has the tradluon of domg well whatever lt takes up It has the powerful back mg of the Y M C A another pomeer organ1zat1on ln thxs country Thxs year although we have not been so large or so actlve as usual we have added one new feature to our general Cusl0mS We have been one of the first clubs near here to mtroduce an athletlc program for our boys at the same tune profitmg by some valuable dlscusslons Stephen Brouwer and Charles Parmxter have been presldent and secretary respectlvely of the Mllwaukee H1 Y Council Thls IS a council of the H1 Y Club officers over Mllwau kee and suburbs Thls H1 Y Club has assumed the responsxbllltles of a ploneer and lt IS ready and wxlhng to do anything that w11l advance elther the school or the student body Next year we hope for an agreeable mcrease both ln attendance and ln good work done and we hope that we may TCCBIVB the suppcrt of every boy ln the school C A P 28 PageF1f!y eight ji , l g Q K X - . . V . Y . . 1 I l T 1 Y 1 7 I i Y I ' . Y I ' V , . Elwyn Darbo ............ . .,.........,................ , ........ Secretary . . , , , . . . . . ., . 1 V . . K . . l , - . , ww e f Masque of logic Club Top row Dorothy Mueller Abble Smlth Thlrd row Thelma Denmston Jane Lefeber Marcella Wagner Marjone Washburn Dorothy Strauss Second row Mary Mershon Edlth Price Florence Schmldley Harrxet Loeffler Dorothy Aburg Mane Ackley Flrst row Helen Corrigan Eunice Kruse Gene Franks Jean Waugh Mrs Gibson Jane Stauif Dolores Thomas Marian Grelsen OFFICERS OF 1926 1927 Betty Illlan Preszdenl Gene Franks Margaret G1lmore Secretary Margaret G1lmore Betty Kelly Treasurer Harrzel Loeffler The axm of the Masque Dramatxc Club IS to foster the dramatlc splrlt lil the school It has had a very complete program thls year from the takmg over of the Christmas progra.m by presenting a beautiful 15th century play The Chnstmas Guest by Constance McKay to thexr final appearance III March The mam mterest and the most successful was the presentatlon of three one act plays whxch were gzven March 12 1n the Hlgh School Assembly Mane Ackley as Anne Enter the Hero took her part extremely well and kept the audlence guessing as to how she would patch up the puzzle whlch she had created Duane Wells as the hero, Mary Kathenne Mershon as sxster Ruth, and Dolores Thomas as the consolmg mother played their parts w1th much ease The next plav a fantasy was a most unusual one The story was based on the old legend of the Knave of Hearts stealing the tarts with the exceptlon that he Knave proved to be the hero and was not banished from the court Dorothy Mueller and Jane LeFeber as the royal cooks were very attractxve with the1r blg spoons Jane Stauff made a xery satnsfymg Pompdebelle VIII King of Hearts and Margaret G1lmore an unusually fascmatlng queen Gene Franks made a most l'23.I1SIlC knave The last play The Trystmg Place was clever Lawrence Blehn as Lancelot created a htlanous audience by makmg love to a wxdow The mysterlous moving of the davenport and the volce ln the room added much to the hxlarlty Arthur Koemg revealed to us how hard lt IS for hlm to make love Mrs Gibson our coach xs to be congratulated for the artlstry and iinlsh of all the plays H L 7 , ,. ,, .J . . I . X54 l ' J l 1 , f S 2 l 1 1 ' ' . T- Y l 1 I T . Y I . V . Y . 1 , . T V I Y V Y ' ' 1 , , - Mrs. -Gibson' ...........................,.... . Faculty Advisor , . H . ,, . . . . ' . ,I ,, in ll IV . ' ' . I , , I . V l . , . A Y ' I 7 , . . . . . V . . Y V . . Al ' 71 I ' IL I! . 5 1 l - . 1 . , . . l . . . . ' I . V Y . ' . . '2 . V-fn' . .saw l 5 73' V Page F1 ly nine Pagr Szxfy A al , A . , M Deloatmg Top row Vernon Kores Edward Erdman John Landmann Charles Festge Henry Hahn Flrst row James M1tchell Edlth Placeway Evelyn Moll Ida Schnexder June Baars Harrlet Cuttmg Gertrude Pohl Kenrlc Maller Ofhce President Secretary Treasurer OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER Al Mackm Dons Lanferman Edwln Frey SECON D SEMESTER H erbert Mueller Gertrude Pohl Edlth Placeway Have you ever felt a depressmg atmosphere about the school? Have you ever won dered what caused 1t7 Dont get exclted It was only some heated debate glven by several members of the Debatlng Club The Webster Debattng Club has held many of these dunng the course of the year Prmclples of Parllamentary Law were practxced extensively under the supervlslon of Mr W1l11ams The club started thxs year w1th four old members who aroused enough enthus xasun to enable them to glve fifteen new members a snappy mltlatlon Smce th1s tlme the club has progressed rapxdly many students havmg been voted mto the organization The debates whlch hate been the feature of many meetmgs have also become of greater lnterest as the debators became more famlllar wxth the procedure Judgmg from the success of the orgaxuzatlon of thzs year the Debatmg Club feels that lt will not be long before xt wlll rank high among the organlzatxons of the school HJM 5 J 1 f e f Ei x fi -f y. E is A I D c l Vice-President ..,............... ..,,. G ilbert Rogers ......................... Ben True 1 . . X ......................--,... I .....,..-............. ' Q u V . . . '27. ,- L' ' ' 'tix 5 Y- Q Xxx fe- 'X Wk: T' y xy? I 'Of ,V . ,,.. 4 1 '5!l!V1- -' -4'fV ' ', . ' 'A KA 'rdf' Af . v-- ' ' f on - , f - Q-A-A .-au.. ' -tif? vp- -- - A- Anav -- :sf ' 4' - - v' - . SOC1et8S CISSSICH Top row Duane Dells Second row Dorothy Rahn Manon Sager Marjorle Ellsworth Emmelme Krause Freddle Peterson Jane Frantz Helen Lutzen First row Wmlfred Schuerer Florence Tracewltz Dorothy Rynders Mlss Bllstad Mmam Corngan Betty Barth Helen Corngan Katherme Balrd Bernlce Horton Mmam Corrigan Semor Consul fPreszdenU Maryory Ellsworth Jumor Consul fVzce Preszdentj Helen Lutzen Aedlle fSecrefaryj Roger Fontame Quaestor fTreasurerj Florence Traczewltz Praetor fS0llC1fS new Membersj The Latm Club has been more actlve durmg the past year than prevlously It ts dlvided lnto three groups accordmg to classes Semors ftakmg Vlrglll Ordo Senatorlus Juxuors ftakmg CICBTO, Ordo Equester, Sophomores Qtakzmg Caesar, Ordo Pleblus Pay ment of semester dues has made possible the purchase of Latm song books The smglng has enllvened the meetmgs The Senatus composed of the otlicers appomted members from each class to take charge of various meetmgs Th1s brought Ill 1nd1v1dual talent and ongmallty Several new types of meetmngs such as hikes and Latm costume parties were mtroduced Wlth the February graduation the membershlp was considerably dlmmxshed The members look forward to another successful year and an Increase m the membership especlally among the boys M E '28 uf' x Li' Q' ' 51g.g..4ll-Til Page Szxty one .huh t I i A. ' L I L i Y ' Y I I Y . V . V 1 Y ' I f I I 1 ,u ' I v 1 Y Y 1 ! ' Q Miss Bilstad ......................... ......... . ............... F acully Advisor I . I . . . ' , . ' !. - - - I - , . . . . I - I - . . . . l ' v 1 'A ' 1 Z . , . . . . I -, ,. 34'lk:x,,,f ' ., 1 M Y. 1 j,,xf.,:gw f , -.-, . - ,731 , A 1 - j 1 . g 4 ' ' ,g nv' ' L ,,,,,,- ' . ' ' -' ' ,ff-fii. l. a.--1 V ..,-..., ,fn-f:.g.,.. - 4,,.-.Q-. -4 aa ,u....c1 -..r-,fp ' f ' ' 1 Student Councll Top row Nathan Sobel Rlchard Jones Nathan Wllkmson Secand row Herbert Mueller Frank aLdw1g Elliott Cooley Stephen Brouwer Donald Zalser Flrst row Catherlne Smlth Dolores Thomas Mr Swancutt Mlss Bllstad Gene Franks Dlck Jones President Frank Ladwlg Vice Preszderzf The Student Councll began work th1s year 1n Iwovember w1th Dlck Forester as the presxdent It was dec1ded that for membershxp 1n the Counc1l all students holdlng POSI uons as presidents of the lmportant orgarlzatlons and of the A section of each class wou d be ellglble for membershlp 'lhls brought 1n the following people Al Mackln Catherme Smlth Betty Illlan Elliot Cooley Stephen Brouwer Frank Ladwlg Jack Moss and Dolores Thomas One of the chlef alms of the Student Council has been to secure good speakers for for the assembly penod once a week Mr Darlmg spoke twlce on subjects of h1s own choosing Other speclal events occurred throughout the school year As has been the custom of prevlous years two members of the Council were sent to dlfferent schools m order to obtam some new ldeas on student government Reports of these 1I'll9I'V10WS were made before the school In the second semester the followlng were Council members, Dick Jones president Frank Ladwlg vlce president Catherine Smlth Gene Franks Elllot Cooley Stephen Brouwer Nathan Wllkmson Donald Za1ser Herbert Mueller and Dolores Thomas A committee was chosen to draw up a plan whereby better system could be mam tamed ln the corrldors and on the stalrs The plan was carried out w1th much success E T Page Smly 11.0 l . '- y l v l I - 1 T 1 v 1 1 l 1 I I v 1 - v I r 1 - Dolores Thomas ...........,..............................,,...... Secretary . . . , , . 1 . v - - . . 1 ' A L ' ' . : , ! 7 l Y 1 Y t U 1 . . ' . y . Q Y I I I ! Y 1 , v . y - D. . . '27. A . - A ,. 1 ,sf M , . -R .Q A X .erik 1 5 l. 1 rl 1 Will! ' 7 -' ' ' 1 f ' 7 A 11: lv IW- -' . 2,15 'ideG,, 3- ,,.t. U - - -N-R. 1. -- ., - V - , fare? .,. W Y -74's-E ..........-f-1-:WJ-B, ...V - - -vw -1 ,gx-'gr' n-.1:..1.s:z:4m:cxL u1 .., Orchestra 21 F Rear row Roland Goetsch Edward Lefeber Schuyler Lehman Mllton Schrot Bermce Horton Robert Schmldtlll Herbert Mueller George Bader Second row Roy Detjen Elwyn Darbo John Moss June Baars Gerterude Schrubb Elmer Eggerbrlcht Earl Bruhn Dorothy Rynders Edgar End F1rst row Frank Ladwlg Louls Pessm Jane Lefeber Harriet Hlbbard years I Contest The that Mr to make The T i 1 The orchestra thxs year made a great deal of progress under the capable leadershlp of Mr Buettner The orchestra was much more acuve thls year than that of other t played for the Jumor and Senlor I-hgh School Operettas the Musxc Memory and the spnng concert and xt entered the Suburban League Orchestra Contest orchestra wlll not suffer a great deal through graduatlon due to the fact Buettner has w1sely enrolled many undergraduate students who stlll have one or two years of servlce ahead of them The splendld co operatlon of the members helped the season one of the best that th1s hxgh school has ever known members are Fzrst v1ol1ns Frank Ladwug Louls Pessm Roy Detjen Elwyn Darbo Jack Moss June Baars Lawrence Elton Elmer Eggerbrecht Flute Helen Kuenzll Albm Beljer Second vzolzns Harnet Hlbbard Edgar End Jane Lefeber Dorothy Rynders Earl Bruhn Eleanor Lefeber Irvmg Beeghlv Marjone Barnes Trmupeis George Bader Herbert Mueller Bass Robert Schmldtlll Plano Ruth Gnebllng Betty Hubbard Cello Gertrude Schrubb Drums Mllton Schrot Trom bone Bermce Horton Clarmels Edward Lefeber Roland Goetsch Schuyler Lehman A fs tx Pi ,lrilif--e51f.rn.. iw Page S1xty three I 1 1 1 al ,1 1 1 1 1 1 . . ,1 1 1 1 - l 1 1 v 1 1 1 L , , , 1 , 1 - , , , . 11 1, 1 , . f 1 l. . . 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A .-.......,. , .. ., ..- K . ta. na... ,q.1f.' . . -,. mf 0 A 4 pcs' gg ' is - f., 1 ' 'A ' if 'W' .2? f-1f,:A-v-f.s4s+uma -ting? f ff ' - - Girls' Glee Club Top row Margaret G1lmore Betty Strauss, Marlon Grexsen Betty Boyd Adell Belhumeur, Josephme Koemg Grace Dlttmer Mlflam Corrlgan Irene Kutchera Catherlne Smlth Dorothy Aburg Eleanor Koehler Edith Placeway Pearl Ebberbrecht Janet Tenney, Ruth Gnebllng Jane Frantz Second row Ida Schnelder Fern Stark Marlon Schlltz Carolyn Cooper Margaret Wxg dale Alice Oeflem Beatrlce Hodson Jeanette Schubert Gladys Olson Marlon Schubert Gladys Olson Marlon Schrubb Mary Manegold Flrst row Marjorle Sullxvan Abble Smith Dorothv Rahn Hazel Imholz Manon Sager Dorothy Mueller Dorothy Rynders Ahce Zobel Grace Hall Harriet Loeffler Jean DeSwarte Harrlet Hlbbard Margaret Johnstone MHTJOHC Washburn Grace Godfrey The oliicers of thls years Glee Club were Preszdent Betty Kelley Vzce Preszdent Margaret Gxlmore Secretary and Treasurer Mmam Corngan Lzbrarzan Fern Stark At the begumlng of the current years of 1927 several tryouts were held for glrls who were xnterested m vocal work Forty gxrls were selected for membershlp 1n the club which has its rehearsals every Thursday afternoon after school hours The mam feature of the work this year has been the memonzmg of the chorus parts of the operetta The Belle of Barcelona whlch was glven wlth a personnel of char acters selected from the Senlor Class as the iinal Senlor Class mustcal play Eight weeks before the Suburban League contest held at Waukesha on May 6 speclal rehearsals Garden by Rig G1rls from the club together wxth boys from the Boys Glee Club formed a m1xed chorus whlch sang Home Road An excellent sp1r1t of enthuslasm co operation and loyalty has been manlfested throughout the years work The Socxal Comnuttee wluch was very actlve and whlch successfullv sponsored a Thanksglvmg Mlxer and also a Theatre Party was composed of Irene Kutchera Marjone Sulllvan and Harnet Hubbard The Pm Commlttee con s1st1ng of Betty Boyd and Margaret Wlgdale IS responsible for secunng pms for the many new members The design for the plns that the members purchased was orlglnated by the club of 25 Much cred1t 15 due Mlss Gamess for all she has done to make the Girls Glee Club the success lt has been M G 27 ,2r W 1 1 . Y 1 1 1 I 1 . y 1 1 1 1 V ' Y 1 Y Y ! Y ' T . I ' . ' I ' ' ' .. ' 7 Y ' l Y I . - . . . 1 . . 'I V V I y . 1 'Y ' Y 7 ' l Y 1 Y Y I Y ' . '. ' , .1 . 41' Y 1 ' ' 1 I as 11 ' ' ' - Y 1 y 1 1 1 1 Y I ' were held to memonze the contests songs Spring by Bantelle and Thank God for a n ' - . , ' ' H y 11 1 ' D 1 ' , . . . . . 1 1 1, ' I 1 1 1 Y 1 ' ' , Y 1 4 1 I 1 1 Y - Y . .' . . 1 , l I :.-1,1 I ' ' M 1 -A in , e:H,mJm,f31':f .. -V , Q-11. Y - - ' ,- , .Milt-Y N .W I ,-- V Num W - Pagz'S1xty four . 5. ' +1 ' a-:i'x Q t. V 9 X Ci's?a A r - 'l'. 1 N. Fx f Xi. lg ' ' D , , V 5 ,lf XX X l A. f2'.ff'i::--'-Y.. '..,-,.,,.-,a e.L..,......,...-Q-m..W,t. ,1.1Li'idfiaLnea.aaf-caaauniixmalaia.-. Boys Glee Club Top row Robert Schnudtlll Howard Masden Frank Ladwlg Bob Juneau Paul Tnxe Elliot Cooley Thlrd row Duane Wells Gerald Krausmann Arthur Lade Henry Page Roger Fontame Wxlllam Gault Howell Pntchard Second row John Strand Carl Schwartz John Moss Wyman F1tzgerald Arthur Koemg Elwyn Darbo George Bennger Bemard Doyle Bunnell Page Kenneth Gettleman First row Joseph Volk Tom Mullen Gordon Campbell Amold Meyer George Hall Walter Bluemel Donald Mershon Graydcn Swan Thomas Danmng Byron Vlllwock James Mltchell Preszdenf John Moss Vzce Preszdent Duane Wells Secretary Treasurer Robert Juneau Lrbrarzan George Hall Dzreclor Mxss Garness The Boys Glee Club has been an actrve orgamzatlon durmg the past year The forty boys who were mterested xn ensemble smglng and four past muslc practlce have shown fine splnt co operauon and loyalty all of whlch have a.1ded m the progress and growth of the Boys Glee Club thxs year Several months of rehearsals on Monday evenmgs have been necessary to bnng about a development of the boys volces as well as of thelr sight readlng ablllty dxctlon, and mterpretatlon of songs This group combmed w1th the G1rls Glee Club gave a Thanksgwmg Mlxer which was very successful, one of the Homecommg Parade floats was sponsored by this organ 1zat1on Several members were selected for the Mlxed Chorus and Solo Events for the Suburban League Muslc Contest held at Waukesha May 6 The Glee Club for 1ts two numbers sang The Vagabond Lover by Bergen and Wmter Song by Bullard JMs J..--..g, ,W 1 'az' ? -Q id 5- v' 1W'1r gr- Page .Szxty ffve S , 4 lu T 'T 'C C ' D I ll r 1 lu 1+ ln hi I I l Q l ' 1 v ly 1 I Y Y i Y Y Y Y Y W v v 1 l v -1 - 1 , , , 1 lr ' ..... .. . 5 I I . . ...,........ . ...........,.........,.... . I Accompanist .....,...,.............................. ,....... . Ruth Griebling I ' .................................,........................... ' Aw , . . . . il . . . . , . ' H ' .. . '. '. , ' QM! V y- , r W. ' gil U . . ,I 1 tu . . f ' 'M . I 1 Y . . . t . ,,1 . 1 - 1 I V .. H lt - 1, I , , ,. .MQ Q5 'fa 1' ' :I ..,--, . 'A' ' 4 K X-1..' ,. YA - I .- J- ,ff , f A ' f P 'rf V, ' AV, z.'rE - sl 1 'IL , , , any g Y g - f - ,- - . ff- --O -,....4 , -. 'l ' V ,' x C ' - .4 - , f -f . S - Q . ,I--V. 1 2 Ts 'YQ' -N Top Row Betty Hubbard Jamce Roberts Lots Gumpert Edward Edwards Arthur Koe mg Robert Schmldtxll Frank Ladwlg Clarence Dawley Howard Dunham Bermce Horton Kenneth Gettelman Second Row George Hall Roland Goetsch Edward Lefeber Clxiford Dawley John Thomas Elwyn Darbo Marjone Sulllvan Marjorxe Washbum Howard Darbo llam. Thayer John Freldnch Herbert Mueller Frank Wemhold Earl Seefelt Flrst Row Frank Hubbard Schuyler Lehmann Clalre Schmuckle Helen Hales V1r guna Walker Thelma Denmston Leona Tracewttz Helen Kuenzll Betty Fmdley Albm B1Jer George Bader Ben True Norman Pfenmng The Band perxenced s1nce 1ts orgamzatlon In the sprmg of 1926 Mr Brendel s protegees won first place 1n the Class B state contest held ln Madlson They also won thlrd place 1n the Mllwaukee Leader contest held tn Mrlwaukee In October these youthful mustclans were one of two bands that were 1nv1ted to play before t.he Wtsconsm Teachers Conventlon The capes and caps whlch had been so kmdly prov1ded by the Wauwatosa KIWHIUS Club were worn for the first tune on th1s occaslon Wauwatosa was also represented when the high school bands 1n the V1ClI1ltY welcomed John Phxllp Sousa to Mxlwaukee on the annlversary of hrs seventy second blrthday A concert was glven January 20 The band showed at that tlme what hlgh class muslc It could produce Another concert was gwen Apnl 7 tn co operatlon wlth the orchestra Three contests were partlctpated ln th1s sprmg They were, The WISCOHSIH Band Assoclatxon contest held ln Mtlwaukee May 27 and 28 the Suburban Mus1c Assoclatlon contest held at Shorewood June 4, and the Mllwaukee Leader contest held at Lake Park ln June Z2 L V l Y y . . . 1 y . . y 1 ,y Wil- The band has just passed through one of the most successful years ex- . . . , . l - , Pagf Szxty six A178 v YY .P iv Band Trophy H926 The Wauwatosa Hlgh School Band won flrst place at Madxson among State Bands IH Class B Cc1t1es under 10 0009 after wmnmg the prehmmary contest over Cudahy at the Normal School The Waupun Band Wh1Ch took second place recelved fourth place 111 the blg State Band Contest m 1926 The judges rated the quallty of work done by our band as belng on a h1gher plane than that of the wlnner 1n Class A WaSh1HgtOH Hlgh School of Mllwaukee The Band Cmztznzffd from Page 66j The band owes much of 1tS success to 1tS most effic1ent leader Mr Roy A Brendel An accompllshed muslclan and an excellent dlrector Mr Brendel deserves much pralse for the results that have been obta1ned by his efforts Eleven members w1ll be lost by graduatlon They are Stephen Brouwer and Herbert Mueller cornets Frank Ladwxg barltone Bern1ce Horton trombone Robert Schmldtlll bass Frank Hubbard drum major and French horn Betty Flndley flute Marjory Sulllvan drums Howard Darbo bass drum Louls Pessln clarmet and Elwvn Darbo French horn These players w1ll be greatly mrssed, and lt w1ll be hard to till the chaxrs that they wxll vacate M B H '27 , Qfit? mf A ' Y -S ' ws7YrA5'-f, f , 'K . '- 44 - Q, 1 ir! ,H ' . Q l ',, Lr v M :. f f. ,pr V V V ,.. , L M fy. ,F wi' 1 Y Y ' 1 , . C ' ' I 0 , . . . , . 1 2 V Q . I . I v Z '- 5 Q Q 1 9 , 1 ,' . . Page Sixty .feaen A I S J 2 s ! 2 i A f. J. . X ' 1 'X 7,-' tg - A , T K ,XA if ,LQzl? ., lv x,-ni , -. JL . . , -,w--L' ,,,, , ,. iffy 1 3 ad- -assi Www 5 if .x-Eg L k ggi 'thi ? 'c 'n Wig? m? 5a.x.a aww ...Shi ?i..h..-:rnuum-u.i1.m..r ..nFeuf'-New .11 -QL.. -cuz: -1:-m Page .Sixty eight rf ka i ,k I. I i I . I, A , , 5: n! i Y Vi lin 3 i 1 Q I -I 1 L' Y . Af 3 ff jx Lf wf '--g ia fp. A' ,rggg-. HAI' by I gg 15 411,12 , ,4f,gx fiaiipv ,fait 5 ' 'xi 2 N ' :nf . l uf' A ,, .. ,,... , fx fi. ,h ff ' ' -RM - 41: ykrafffw-1,-:,,1:'4.. -, - ,...- -. Sf' xwev -w,,?:,V I --7 f - -Mm., .. ,K --'P 'v'A - fy' .MAH u.. fr AWQ, '.1.:.,i1,.: ,.., . 1 -4--+---V - Y, ' ' ,,,:...,-,hn,L,m- 'Q 6 tx Y gg N E S V7 'fs tiiteslmtf 'L I V rfnidi' :ji I R A ' XX. I f uh, JI , -X klpsrff ' 4-5,441 ,,4,. J. f- g '- we t, V V, Y . -ggff-,-,rm 1Ww,,,,.!V, 15 ,,-fff...-, -UV 1, A T. - -r- ,q,,,V---,..- -- - - - -- - f .lv- Stage war gag, Margaret Gxlmore Edward DuT1el DECLAMATORY AND ORATORICAL CONTEST In the League Contest 1926 Wauwatosa scored the hlghest number of pomts cewmg the cup Frederick Kurth won iirst m oratory, Florence Schmldley first 1n declamatlon Manon Johnson first lil extemporanlous readlng The Dlstnct Contest held at Normal School brought Wauwatosa the cup for oratory and the cup for decla matxon The wmners Fredenck Kurth and Florence Schmxdley represented Milwaukee Dlstnct at Madlson Fredenck Kurth won the state champlonshlp 1n oratory bnngmg another cup to the school The year was a most successful one our four beautiful cups testliied to that fact Wauwatosa aga1n th1s year has hved up to her reputat1on for produclng speakers Havmg had one cup and one leg on another rt devolved upon our candldates of th1s year to w1n the other leg and procure the second cup They hved up to our expectations by captunng three iirsts three sec onds and one th1rd place Edward DuT1el, 1n h1s oratlon, I am Innocent of thls Blood took an undlsputed first ln hxs event Arthur Koemg s oratron The Unknown Hero was awarded th1rd place In declamatlon, Margaret G1lmore received a well deserved first She read Jastm McCarthys The Burgund1an Defiance Dorothy Aburg re Jane Stauil' upheld Wauwatosa ln extemporamous readmg She re celved first wnth the select1on A Cntlcal Sltuatlon Our extemporaneous speakers were Dorothy Rahn and Donald Za1ser The glrls contest was held ln the afternoon Dorothy speaklng on the Ger man sltuatron, was awarded second place In the evemng, Donald speak mg on the Mexlcan quarrel, also took second All due credlt must be grven our coach Mrs Grbson She IS probably by far the best coach ln the League Thls was her fourth year at Wauwa tosa and we have had four consecutlve vlctones Twlce she has produced state champlons and has sent several entries to the state finals A rule of the League IS that ln order to retaln permanent possession of the cup xt must be won twlce by the same school 1n five years Wauwatosa has won two cups ln the last four years D Z 7 after 'T'-riff' 'I -its 1---run 0' ' t, 1 1 1 l 1 re' 4 . y ? . Y . . . I . . . 9 ' 4 ' I 4 . . . I - v I ' ' . . . . ,, . ,, 1 ' ' ' ' 1 ' u rr ' V Ol ' If - , - citing The Fleet Goes By by Mary Synon, received second place. I n 1 ll o o n v ,, I - . , . . . 4 , ' a 1 ' , . I . . ' . . . I . 1 I ' 1 . . . 2 i at s s, -- 1 as fc, e ' 'T ' Y Y 7 T' A :ii ' 'd , - -Y 5 -' 'Q' Page Szxty nine -p I E. s x unior Class Plays The Turtle Dove a Chlnese play enacted ln the true Chmese manner usmg very little stage settxng was coached by Mrs Glbson THE CAST Chorus Roy Detjen Chang Sut Yen son of Chand Wqn Sm the Great Ed Du Tlel Kwen L1n hxs daughter Marie Ackley The God of Fate Edwm Frey Gong Bearer Bunnel Page I The Pot Bollers a comedy was cleverly produced under the mstructlon of Mlss Shaw THE CAST Mr Thomas Pmkle a successful playwrlght Arthur Lade Mr Would Be a novlce Mr Ivory a financler Mlss Ivory the herome Mr Ruler the hero Mr Inkwell the v1ll1an Mrs Pencml the woman ln Page Scfzrnty Kenneth Millar Bernard Dovle Dorothy Aburg Junlor Houtkamp Byron Vlllwock me case Lucllle Zabel xl F fl ,Q l V l 51 1 2 H ,, . . . . 2 . . 'I . ' Q , I . . l KX. ' ,Q - - , 5- '- ' , ........................... . ' . . Q x I . lk , ...... 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A , Where But IH Amenca'P deserved much credxt due m part to the fine coaching of Mlss McGovern THE CAST Mrs Espenhayne Mollle Betty Illxan Mr Espenhayne Bob Charles Parmlter Hulda the mald Jean Waugh C Operetta The combined efforts of the Senior class and the Glee clubs succeeded an produclng thls years muslcal play The Belle of Barcelcna The cast was Luxs de Montero a wealthy plantatmon owner Henry Page, Glorla de Montero h1s w1fe an anstocrat Dorothy Rahn, Marganta. an accompl1shed daughter Janet Tenney, Mercedes her sls ter Margaret Grlmore, Francisco de la Vega chlef mspector at the Custom House who clalms to be a nobleman Duane Wells Pedro manager of de Monteros plantation Robert Schmldtlll, Emlllo a toreador sultor of Mercedes Arthur Koenig, Don Juan stu dent fnend of Em1l1o Frank Ladwlg, Don Jose student fnend of Emtho Howard Darbo, Dona Marcela fnend of Marganta Fern Stark, Dona Amta fnend of Marganta Ruth Grleblmg Martha Matilda Ayers an English governess Grace Dlttmar, Lleutenant Harold Wright Custom mspector from U S Tom Mullen, Patnck CPatJ Malone compamon of Hal Edward DuT1el Captam Colton of the Cruxser Montana Donald Zalser are 53? whim Page Seventy our Y 5 1 ,A . . ,, . . . . , I ' . 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'X L: ' J' - -mill' - amlvferaaatwf our as aw r n The Masque Dramatic Plays 4 J r The Knave of Hearts The cast m The Knave of Hearts was as follows The Kmg of Hearts Jane Stauif, Lady Vloletta Margaret Gllmore, her lady 111 waltmg Katherxne Gruetner, the Chancelor Thelma Denmston, the Knave of Hearts Gene Franks, the Cooks Dorothy Mueller and Jane Le Feber, the Heralds Marcella Wagner and Abbie Sm1t.h, the Pages Helen Corngan Dorothy Rynders and Marian Sager G F 7 The Trysung Place lott Lawrence Blehn, Mrs Briggs Jean Waugh, Mr Ingoldsby Arthur Koenig, Jessxe Brlggs Catherme Srnlth. Rupert Snuth Donald Zalser The mystenous man nn the chaxr was Howard Darbo G F 7 Enter the Hero' The cast ln Enter The Hero was the following Ann Carey Mane Ackley, Ruth Carey Mary K Mershon, Mrs Carey Dolores Thomas, Harold Duane Wells G F 27 1'-if ' .,,.Xd-Q Page Sefvenly two ll 4 V V n N W I N L The cast in the Trysting lflace was as follows: Mrs. Curtis, Eunice Kruseg Lance- If A f4.'l 'rg'-Q lyxx Nl I U xx 'J 1. V ff 59- NV ,J E 1 r -1 I 4 I a I , E 'F is .Eff 'F' 5 A Page Sew: ty three 3 V' 'n I if 1 Y in . Jl W S x its M 1fk 'a ' 1 ff .4' M , W , ,I , ,Y 4.--- -, 7, f A , H, - ' '1,: f' ' ' --Q -, ' HP' 'ik i' -Iv-as '+Ai-:f'- - 1 - 1?-Y Y QP--111' Y ' - ' ' ' - - 5-:NE : f. ' I, ., 1- fig ,if: f - W f i N. 95 X! , .4 , ,. f 95' , ' '1'1.'Gzi9QwH- vc-gg-V v f -Q,-v,w.yimr--Q,f.v - F-- me Page Seventy four 3 L4 1 ,a ! 1 V i I N fl 1 I J ,. Z 525' V ' 4 1 55,11 '4 l 1 nl llllifq' Ou Alumm'-ln Soclet My dear Frxenos -l3m13fY 1927 I half suspected that when we went on a trlp around the Umted States we would have a delightful and mterestmg tlme, but I dtd not expect to meet half of my school chums scattered around the globe From Wzsconsm we saw nothing but beautlful hllls and pralrles as we looked out of the wln dow However durmg that dlstance I oc cupled my tlme thmkmg about varlous things I had learned from people m my home town Dld you know that Allce Sheben and Herbie Eggert are now marr1ed7 And that 1snt all Mae Loeffler wears a rmg as 1 sign of her engagement to Ellts Morgan Loulse Elton tco the glrl who always wears a smile IS engaged Somehow ll seemed sort of odd for lt had just been such a short txme smce we were all IH classes together Well before I could thlnk anymore about 1t we had xr rlved 1n the pra1r1e land of Arxzona Have you any ldea who was ready to board the tram just as we were descend1ng7 None other than Marlan Johnson She was en route to sunny Callfornla to enter one of 1ts elxglble schools so that she mlght serlously study Dramatlc work Because of llmlted amount of tlme and other such ctrcumstances we hastened eat ward I wxsh I mtght tell you ln detall about all the graduates we saw ln colleges through thls part of the country but nelther tlme nor space permit so that I w11l contend my self w1th one whose course of study IS so unusual that lt merxts attentlon Do you re member Paul Johnson' Of course you do that funny llttle Wlllle of Seventeen? I the college that Paul attends they seem to belxexe lt beneticlal to lts students to work part tlme and then study part tlme Conse quently every semester IS a complete change We came home by way of Appleton so that we could stop at Lawrence College There we dlscovered that some mterestmg things had happened to Pehsls Schneck Flrst we learned that she IS also engaged to be married Furthermore she has been elected to the membershlp of an Honorary Muslc Society whlch boasts the dlstlnctlon of tn cludmg among tts members several world renowned muslclans, but then Pat always was a good fiddler wasnt she thlnk that I have expounded on all of those. whom we saw Those who have not been openly mentioned are tucked away m some college workmg hard Maybe at some other time someone else wlll wrlte you con cernmg these other people Smcerely yours A Chun .-'iZZ3:: Q? QKJLOQX Ill. Page Bez amy fi f 37 . ' I F ' I ' L, A -' Y - l - ,. . Y . I I I Wx... . lie' - 'g I N t . ,' ? . W . A . . , l X I . 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Our lbtlllfllfll'-'lfl Pro GSSIOR Proneers' The word IS unbounded 1n 1ts appl1cat1on How fittmgly can be compared the first group of students of our h1gh school to the llttle Pllgrlm colony of the eastern coast How l1ke the great unexplored reg1ons of North Amerlca was our W H S ln 1ts lnfancy For llke the early settlers the first students of our school began the work of galfllflg the terrltory clearmg the ground sowlng the seed and finally reaplng ln full 1ts harvests Charles Godfrey and James Godfrey who are workmg today w1th the E R Godfrey and Son s Company Were among the first p1oneers of our school havlng graduated ln the years 1889 and 1897 respectlvely Then follows a long 11st of p1oneers who helped ln the great task of explormg then sowlng and finally reapmg Charles Loomls who 1S owner of an automoblle llvery IH Wauwatosa was one among these graduates Whlle James Lefeber who as now head of the Lefeber department store was another Two other alumn1 are George Schneck today w1th the Schneck Furn1ture Company and Walter Oefleln at present head of the Oefleln Constructlon Company of Nlllwaukee Wlnlffed Ph1ll1ps a teacher at the Mllwaukee Normal School Marlan Mc Cullough a teacher at the Eagle RIVBY School and Clara Ellen Robmson a Umverslty teacher are among other loyal alumn1 of the school Pursulng the Flne Arts as a means of l1v1ng are several other graduates namely Kelth DeSwarte a v1ol1n teacher Florence Peterson at present appearlng on the London Stage Eun1ce Waugh a teacher of v1ol1n and plano at the Mllwaukee Instltute of Musxc Margaret Koenlg a theatre organ1st and Robert Schwel stahl who IS d1v1d1ng h1s tlme between studylng and broadcastlng Stlll others xnterested ln dlfferent types of work are Dorothy Freedy who IS a l1brar1an at Bay VIEW Allce Olson who IS worklng wlth the Mllwaukee Telephone Company Allce Schmldt who IS workmg at the All1s Chalmers Company and Gordon Stark who IS wxth the A P Stark and Sons Realtors Among the most recent graduates are Rolf Darbo who 1S w1th the Godfrey Real Estate and Insurance Company and Robert Nehs who IS employed at the Northwestern Mutual L1fe Insurance Company Proneers one and all' Each pursued h1s own work yet all carrled on the sp1r1t of Progress for our school They were the steadfast p1oneers for us today We must be the ever progressmg p1oneers for those who are com mg tomorrow 4. 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P iff' '7 ' gf A Pay: Seventy nm: VI .i 1 V I I 12 bf U 1 H fi V. 57' fl: ISE J -fi ' Af lifi T 4 v . f 1 -.F gf ,V Qw- l X Page Lzghly Top Row Mr Swancutt Mr Greenwlll Mr White Mr Darlmg Flrst Row Charles Guentner Mlss Staudenmayer Ruth Crlebllng Rlchard Jones Grace Godfrey MISS Buck Roger Fontame Athl6t1C BO8I'd Thls year the Athletlc Board was composed of two groups one the first semester and one the last The first Board IS shown 1n the plcture The Board acts as a superv1s1ng body over all athletxcs It IS now com posed of the prlnclpal the two athletlc directors chosen members of the sport Its dutles are to control all athletxc finances to supervise and pass on all schedules and to award emblems ThlS year the Board has arranged a workable plan by whrch both football and basket ball wlll pay for themselves It has also authorlzed the buymg of advertising posters Wh1Ch were placed 111 consplcuous places durmg the varlous seasons D W , if g 1 , 1 1 . . . Athletic Association, the faculty manager, and a student manager of each 91 1 . . R. . . '27 l l of' 'la , . Z 'L 'om' rr, ea I ,K , z,, ,LC - 1 1 A 4 ' x ' Ik I X , ' ' ,- W f ' , X V1 ' , ' ' I . ' rf Top Row Henry Page George Bowermg Lawrence Watson George Zabel Robert Frank l1n Coach Greenw1ll Thxrd Row Roger Fontame John Moss Roger Wlllxams Andrew Holmes Gerhard Hohman Calvm McCarthy Nathan W1lk1nson Second RowLarry B1ehn Charles Braun Wyman Fxtrgerald Bernard Schaefer Carl Kock Howard Muellner Arvld Pertulla Flrst Row Clarence Dawley Edward Du Tlel Arthur Koenlg Nathan Sobel Charles Guentner Earl Easton Howard Masden Benno Schroeder W Club President Nathan Sobel Vzce Preszdent Charles Guentner Secreiary Treasurer Raymond Krlngel W Club 1S a new organlzatxon and IS yet ln an expenmental stage I has an actlve membersh1p of about twenty five wlth as many on the wa1t1ng 11st To become a member one must earn a. letter elther major or mmor 1n any school sport The club s purpose IS to help promote mterest ln athletlcs school splnt, and a general feelmg of comradeshlp among fellow athletes, also to stlmulate the wearing of letters for whlch each Frlday of the week has been set as1de At an 1n1t1al meetmg of the club the above members were elected to office R A K 28 I E. 2 fa 'lc ef L ,T .f ,lm -rg-62kf ,Quill Page lzzglzty one S I 2 1 t Y ' - , , ' ' , , 3 1 , - . 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'h ' 'TQ I I I I I I I I I Red Peppers The Red Pepper Cheenng Corps was orgamzed for the sole purpose of promotmg pep' They carned on the most successful cheerleadlng campalgn 1n th h1s tory of the school and they recexved fine support from the rooters Ken Miller Don Mershon and Jack Moss volunteered to start the corps a rolhng and under the leadershlp of Ed DuT1e1 they surely formed a snappy four' DuT1e1 recelved h1s W for two years of cheerleadlng The man the corps who works for one year as a. cadet and who the followlng year chosen head cheerleader rs also entltled to a Major W The slogan of the Corps IS Nolsen more nolse' See the team go down the field Plunglng dashing tween the poles Determlned that It w111 not yleld TTnt11 lt galns lts object goal Red Peppers are we our 1dea you ken Is to get you to back these fightmg boys F1n1shed IS our purpose when You make nolse n much more nolse R D W 'H'-E'Z'Y -lzmnnli ini- R Page Ezghty luo I I, 11 11 ' - ' 11 11 . . . . 2 . I ' 11 I V 1 I ' 11 I ' 1 I . . . . . le Ed . 1n WM 1S ' ' ' 11 -11 Iii! ' 11 ' 1 1 ' 11 4 II II I l 1 ' 1 1 Y f I 7 I ' 5 r I H ' Y ' 77 R . . . 'if' . .ff Mk LL.'2.f,5f2:',.::..a:,5g::a.m.,,-.e:v .4.,A.T1r-2f-- W- fJ'f ' - ii- :iff - wa, V, an QQ, 3 Va 1--4 J , m?VE,.,f-Q.. il. p if -, jf. VL- Q . ,f Y filxl . If H ,,., ,,,-.-:'..f lg f K 'T Q. -5 M 5 A . --1?,m,,' ...yu ,,. . 4 iq- , V B m., . ..,.::-?'..-.,, 5,-gggmz-W Y sw- -,.- ,.. -A - - , :x -..Y 'X FOOTBALL GROUP t Top Row Howard Masden Calvm McCarthy Lawrence Watson Th1rd Row athan Sobel Laurence Blehn Clarence Dawley Benno Schraeder Carl Keck Arthur Koemg Second Row Andrew Holmes Raymond Knngle Rlchard Forester Gilbert Rogers George Zabel Nathan Wllkmson Fust Row Manager Chester Turk Rxchard Jones Coach Thomas Greenwlll Football 190.6 The 1926 Football season was completed last November when the Wau watosa team bowed to Shorewood by the score of 19 0 The team won 3 games lost 4, and fought a scoreless tie w1th the Wau watosa Aggles for a percentage of 375 Slnce only a few veterans were 1n the hne up thls year th1s average IS not so bad as It sounds The opponents scored 105 polnts to the Cardxnals 21 due mostly to the tremendous score rolled up by Waukesha The season s totals are Mukwonago Cudahy Oconomowoc Wauwatosa Aggxes South Mllwaukee Waukesha West Alhs Wauwatosa Wauwatosa Wauwatosa Wauwatosa Wauwatosa Wauwatosa Wauwatosa fm- ?4 ',Q1'Q, Page E1ghly three I , I l V i 1 y 1 1 y v A . - v . Y .I W - I In 7 . :lr . :rg ....-.0 sy' ' .. 0 ....... . 0 ' .. 0 ........ 2 A ........72 ig! ' .,..,. .. 1 ..,..... 0 Shorewood ....... ..19 Wauwatosa ........ 0 I ,N 4 'fi Lf me If fi? . 474-3 ici L4 'e .1 h f I .IL 'Q , , 'U'-K-L AA- th . , - 15, . ' .. 4 b . ,, Q ,f ',,4,,,Lff 'Q.,-,' -e me L- g ei,,1QT f i'f1f xfq, 'Q W-so 'A I ' K , ' ' ' f , if mg X L 'h- .? -r -,. A, Football I 4 MASDEN 5 In the tackle position, Howie terrorized the enemy ? with his tremendous drive and aggressiveness. 6 4 MC CARTHY Big Cal was many plays that Abbie a man of all suburban cahber played has best game agamst heavy odds 4U 2'f I QP Page Eighty four a tower of defense and broke up came his way WATSON Sllent Watty displayed a stellar game at guard and his fighting efforts produced many holes in the me SOBEL F- Q., 2- i ' lf If lv w ni l' ss ' 11 ' 1 l, g qi 1' . 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Agwrf-rt if 1 R ' ,Q as-Q ,.....2f....1T...- ...- as A i I I 1 A i li L ll l 'l ll Top Row George Hall Lester Corche Nathan Sobel Raymond Knngle First Row Roger Foxmtame Amold Meyer Bernhart Schaefer Arthur Huebner Charles Parmmter Harold Chlupp Coach Thomas Greenw1ll Basketball Too much pralse can not be gwen to the 1nd1v1duals of thls year s basket ball squad After loslng three letter men at the start of the season the boys dug IH and worked as no other team has ever worked before The team was the smallest and the greenest m the Suburban League but we won five games and lost five holdlng the teams w1th four year men on them to a low score I W1Sh to thank the lndxvxdual players for their falthful work splendld co operatlon and the clean way ln wh1ch they played the game I w1sh to thank Mr Todd for h1s splendxd help and co operatwn 475 'iv 55' ln Q.,s -4- H-: Page Eighty elght li I: sf Qi - 1, ' , , ' . 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I .-'q'.,,,'3. :,' ' '--SP-and-A--': 'L+' ' ' - A ' ' - V ,A H , l g--' fn?-5?17Q5NwCM3Tff lf' Basketball 1926 F 'E Smce all the 1926 27 basketball matenal was green Coach Greenwlll had a dlfficult tune choosmg h1s squad But after careful conslderatxon one was pxcked. whxch was thought by the coach would produce the best average thls year and ln comrng seasons As was to be expected the team iinlshed a long way from the top of the standmgs wxth a percentage of 250 Although low th1s year the team should prove a menace to the enemles m comxng seasons The years scores are Alumm West Alhs Cudahy Waukesha South Mllwaukee Cudahy Shorewood West Alhs Milwaukee Counry Day Waukesha South Mllwaukee 1-Elf Wauwatosa Wauwatosa Wauwatosa Wauwatosa Wauwatosa Wauwatosa Wauwatosa Wauwatosa Wauwatosa Wauwatosa Wauwatosa -r-'fs' iffy ,gran-s.,izL x Page Ezghty mne I . . WP . . . ' 14 ' .............,............ 31 ................,... 16 c ' .,......... ' ............ 21 .................... 16 ll ' ................. 24 ....,............... 25 lr' ,, Aggies ........................... 11 Wauwatosa .................... 20 I-I ' ..................,..... 22 .............,...... 9 1 ' ........... 31 .................... 11 1. . f ' ......,......... ,s .....,.......,...... 14 1 ,- , .ll 47- M LQ, NJA , 5, gp L ' rr r or f e 'miyl W W i 't.v, F 5 if w. '1 Wllbur Sobel Charles Parmlter , Windy, Harold Chlupp Howard Masden nerg Hall fxffs' 1 'EY Waukesha Game In one of the most exciting and fast- est games of the season, the Waukesha cagers drubbed our boys by the score of 27-11. It was the second victory gained by the Spring City men over the Green- willmen during the season, but was in no manner or means an easy game. We grabbed an early lead due to I-Iuebner's basket, and held the lead the majority of the quarter The tilt grew more anim- ated as It progressed One team would find the hoop only to have the other score one or two Waukesha proved to possess the better stamina and was able to emerge victorious HOWIC Masden flash ed a great game and prevented many points besides augmenting our score con siderably by tallymg five times Huebner also played well and held the Waukesha supporters breathless with many an accu rate shot Speed Thiel Waukeshas great all around man played bang up ball He was everywhere and exhibited the greatest floor game this writer has ever seen in h1gh school competition The game was played four minutes longer due to an error on the part of the time keeper During that brief t1me Masden the same power house as heretofore men tloned pulled the shootlng gem of the evening He sank a basket from a little past mid floor wluch caused much cheer 1ng from those assembled Al D1111ngof ski of the foe also flashed a nice game during the over time by caglng two goals J--.. .farfzyi Page A znety AK . 1 1 1 . . . F i ' 1 'ml ' 1 'I 34 ' i . . . M 1 l If . . . . :I . , . .H ' I l l . l l - , . f . . . 1, ' ' 1 Y . - . . , . Y N . . ' ,V ' 'T 5 1 'pair fuiflz, .T ' ,ff -,V-A,,ffz,,. .. , cya 9 V145 . '-. lv '.. .' L A f 9 ' 'f '-9 4, ' A V , . -. ,.- 1 N., J ,iii tnnj .1 F ' -a--- - . V W , ,, sq K, g In ,' 1-as .8 .gh ' ' ,'TP -fr -A --e - r. -N1 -V' -. ' - '., r ,I r A- 'R' - 'H ' - 'V unix: f'fZ'I'fL-n-as er-A -,fe - .1 1. V my-A -1-..f.n-f,.,,GA,,3iL. nf- - ,. I g yx fy W X I it f-this 4 f--,.,.+..e.. :gg A ,,,,.- '52 ,-f 1 -,-in-C:-if. - - ' s 'A ' 'e 9' rf' ' f F- .- .. A gg gg g if fi ff ' South Milwaukee Game In one of the fastest game ever staged in the South Milwaukee cage, the local quint beat the fast southern team by the narrow count of 26 to 25. It was a great game from gun to gun, and a tough game for the South Milwaukee lads to lose, but someone must finish second. It was the first game for us under Coach Todd, and incidentally, our initial victory. The asylum aspirants put up a great flghtg and 'when the final gong sounded they were the happiest team you d want to see We grabbed an early lead mainly through the efforts of Sobel and Easton and we managed to hold the lead the re mamder of the half Fisher of the foe dropped em 1n from all angles but h1s team mates were not so successful with the result that we led at the lntermlsslon 12 to 9 The South Milwaukee forces pilfered the spot llght the second half with great array of shots and took the front The score see sawed back and forth the rest of the tilt With about three min utes to go Wauwatosa trailed by about live markers but Huebner was inserted at this stage and our attack seemed to materialize better Easton looped one from mid floor and followed with a foul South Milwaukee put up a stalling game With but ten seconds to go we broke up the enemys offence and Huebner sank a basket just as the gun went off It was a great story book finish and the Green william or Toddmen have it the way you will earned the spoils only by their great fighting game and stick to it ive ness ,Sr gf- f , s i ,Co ffl' i fx' .E hgh ! J il: Amold Meyer Arthur Huebner Bernard Schlaefer Lester Cordle Raymond K 'w:,.f....af .0 -- :i Pay! A zneiy one I fur ,H .ukf , J l . I I 1 ,s ,,.. Nb 9 -7 hw-U l 7 . H . . . 1 Il - i . . I. . . a , T gf , - i Q LM . Y f i .' ' i. ' f' ii ! ' , ' 165 1 4 w! , ' 1 I I ' . 'W . - , If . . ' . f W ' . , - ' N ull J, U '14 'L I ra. ill, 1 ' A Q71 A Q -IM J we 2 as ' M 'i ,ff m 42+ Cf P Wflwo in ? 1 4 , , I X an 1 y ' 'J' S N 5 ' , A jf' V - f-- 'isgu .Wk X . - , X 5 jS, ',, AJ bfy Liz . M ' - f'-- -A-.Q -- -. or - up ,A Q, -- 1 Y ,, 135 - . -f' , V-g Lip. , ' ',7f3'xE'-!'tZ-1.-n.'1g--- ae--1-nf-fl , , - Af-lmsl:5- --A . .-- ei: 15215812-g.,., -..-.--...g,:n-,iriw'- G The 1926 golf squad was very successful from begmnlng to end Only two set backs were experienced durlng the entlre season At the state meet two of the boys iinlshed well up ln the llsts of entrants The team was H Lueck H Hartwlg G Zabel and Ed Behrs Th1S season the squad looms up as a possible state champxon wlth the add1t1on of A Huebner TENNIS Tennls was lnaugurated mto the school mausplclously Handlcapped by a very late start the team was unable to put over a smgle w1n Dual matches were played wlth Shorewood Waukesha West A1113 and West Slde Hlgh of Mllwaukee The team was W11k1HSOH Fltzgerald and Page li' Pl lg., Aw I WL Page Amety tfuo F :J ' I elf y . . ' I . . . . . ! . . , , . i M l i xi li X ! ml 5' W Ire Q uit , lmft ', -,. ,ff ' A - p S' 9 , 1 Fl T , V If H lr-gt' i Q L all J, Jim T' , Y. - A . ,n,., . ...,.n. I, ., Q n A . M, - A A - X Top Row Arthur Jessel Duane Wells Flrst Row Stanley Waltermlre James Gibson Charles Braun Franklin Gumm Valley Ball The 1927 season of volley ball was more successful than of 26 The team managed to annex two great games from Shorewood for a tinal percent age of 333 whlch was sllghtly better than that of last year Wlth four letter men returnmg next year a brlght season xs looked for The mmor W wln ners were J Gibson C Braun S Waltermlre G Homan A Jessel R D Wells SWlITIITIlflg The 1926 Hlgh School swxmmmg team d1d exceptlonally well 1n 1ts iirst year In the Bay View and suburban meets It finlshed first and thlrd re spectlvely The record for the season IS .. .wwf---ina... Lv - Pugz N mfty thru V. W . . 1 ,. ll - . a u . . . . I - 'Q I . 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Aff fU .' 4' X. 4.,,3gg,a,.. - -,,fv,-5. 1 f V-at YA , 5 , lr .:.,, h-- ie 'I 15, Y . -li 'r RED ARROW CLUB Top Row Mary Masden Llllxan Horton Second Row Pearl Eggebrecht Lenore Henderson Darlene McCorm1ck Betty Flndley FIFSI Row Bernlce Horton MISS Buck Irene Kutchera Mlss Bllsted Mxrlaln Corrigan R d Arrow Irene Kutchera Preszdent L1ll1an Horton Vue Preszdent Mlrlam Corrlgan Secretary Bernxce Horton Treasurer The club was organized last year under the dlrectlon of Mrs Marxon Bow Hammond with the seven charter members Lllllan Horton Charlotte Wells Jean Belhumer Irene Kutchera Betty Flndley Mlrlam Corrlgan and Bernxce Horton for the purpose of mam tamlng and upholdmg Glrls Athletlcs ln order to create co operatlon and good fellowshxp among the g1rls and to help each glrl know every other glrl who partxclpates ln athletlcs In order to become a member of the club xt IS necessary to earn 800 pomts repre sentmg at least three of the major sports to be passed upon by the Red Arrow Club Board and also by the Athletlc Board of the Semor Hxgh School Sportsmanshlp IS one of the most essential quahflcatlons necessary The glrl meet mg these requlrements IS presented wtth the Red Arrow Emblem Approxlmately three hundred and twenty gxrls have recelved polnts toward thelr emblems The club hopes to keep these glrls mterested and to make each one of member banquet are means to thls end The All Star game at the end of each seasons sport and the annual The success of thls new organlzatlon IS due 1n a large degree to the lnterest that the coaches Miss Buck and Miss Spurgxn have glven It MB them a Athletlc and aid H 27 I age Nmety 'i......a4, Ne.. . .Is 41,..,.f ..... V 9 f lk : , -1- Q f K U at 1 J, , , lt :L .,1A Nd? VV :VV VV V A -ff X. A -M 1 .'r.! 1 'q . X P, .V BASE BALL WINNERS Top Row Helen Lutzen Emd Toussamt Marlon B nel Ahce Oeihn Flrst Row Betty Fmdley Irene Kutchera Grace Hall Ellzabeth Fottler Gnls Base all The baseball season of 1926 was a very successful one Seven class teams partlcl pated 1n the race for the champlonshlp The decldmg game was played by the Jumors and Senlors Three extra mmngs were play ed before the Jumors scored the wmmng run The All Star teams played thelr game June 7 The Navy took the lead Jmmedlately and the Army was unable to take lt from them The success of the season was due m a large degree to the able leadershlp of the coaches Miss Bow and Mlss F1tZ Gibbon BASE BALL LOSERS Top Row Mable Kutchera Helen Kuenzlx Marlon Schhtz Freddle Peterson Mary Mas dell Carol Breed Flrsa Row L1l11an Horton Alice Zobel Bernice Horton Mmam Corrlgan Pearl Egge recht. Page A mriy :rx ,S,-- 1 9. - . . . 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' 1 l SOCCER WINNERS Top Row Helen Lutzen Leonore Henderson Marlon Schlltz Mary Masden Carol Breed Flrst Row Mabel Kutchera Allce Zobel Mlrlam Corrigan Lllllan Horton Elizabeth Fot tler Jean Franz GIFIS SOCCGI' Th1S year for the lirst tlme soccer was lntroduced among the major sports for glrls There was an unusually large turn out and the glrls thuslasm made posslble a splendld season Much to the surprlse of every one the class champlonshlp was won by the 9A s whose sportsmanshlp and falthfulness m commg out for practlce made them deservlng vlctors The season closed w1th an all star game whlch the Cardlnals won from the Yanks by the close score of 43 K SOCCER LOSERS Top Row Marlon Bluel Bemlce Horton Pearl Eggebrecht Flrst Row Grace Hall Helen Corngan Irene Kutchera 16955. 1, f Air ,Q-Y -E' -.agile 1---f- Page X meiy :ei en Ll . -' ' . .'. h . .. '. ' Ill . , E - - rl . - . . ' ij - . 1. . '27, ! l I c , gg 4 or ll ' ' ' H al A ' Q 1' ,Al - , . I 1 ,V ' ,l . . Vf' - ,ills IRLS WINNING BASKETBALL TEAM Top Row Mlss Buck Allce Oefllen Pearl Eggebrecht First Row Betty Fmdley Llllzan Horton Mlnam Corrlgan GIFIS Basketball The g1rls 1926 27 basketball season proved to be a big success due to the able coaching of Miss Buck and Mlss Spurgm An lnter class toumament was held m whlch the glrls dlsplayed a good deal of enthuslasm and a hugh quahty of sportsmanshxp The decldmg game was played by the .Tumor As and Sophomore As The game ended favor of the Jumor As who truly deserved the champxonshlp The season closed ln e customary way w1th the Yale Princeton game The first half started wxth Yale ln e lead and ended m favor of Yale 10 4 The second half began a little faster than e first Pnnceton seemed determmed to w1n and was successfu.l ln tymg the score m e fourth quarter The game closed ln favor of Yale w1th a score of 23 18 LOSING BASKETBALL TEAM Top Row Helen Lutzen, Manan Schhtz, Bermce Horton, Carol Breed First Row MISS Spurgm Freddle Peterson, Irene Kutchera, Grace Hall, Helen Kuenzlx Paar X :urn 1 llllll , I r 2 1 2 All ,.,,, ' 4 x SN X' ' , N - 'X -af'-C x A X A ' j I A 'A , .B 4- G ' ' . . 9 ' ' ' f '. 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VA . --' I ' Q 5 L 7 , , ., ----.2122 Jar, ,,i, Z A in is r- E TALE OF TWO FLAPPERS THE STUDENTS THEATER W, The Shxek Son of the Shlek The L1ly Prmce of Tempters The Quarterback Subway Sadie The Boy Fr1end Syncopatmg Sue The Canadlan The Clmglng Vme Kxkl The The T 16 T te Spamard Campus Fllrt Black Plrate Three Bad Men Ben Hur Ladles at Play Poker Faces The Merry Cavalier The Temptress Dlck Jones Btmnell Page Betty Fmdley Howard Boelkow Nathan Wllkmson Evelyn Moll Earl Easton Sue Henxon Gllbert Rogers Dorls Lanfermann Betty Kelly Henry Page Dorothy Schlltz Thomas Pares Roy Detyen Leonard Nelson J ack Moss Ida Schnexder Vlolet Mayhew Charles Guettner Frank Ladwlg Al Machm Fern Stark E P 8 DON HEQ8Wq7s 2 H1559 NNELLER Przrirflm ll,n1.irftIlq rf iii? smmy ZHBEL fri f g OuTel By one who SIIS near 1n S HD Flapper No 1 Hello honey' Cmon pass that candy over Flapper No 2 Sure have some Only dont keep lt all permod llke B d1d last Flapper No 1 Receives the bag slld across my desk dumps the candy on her desk and returns the empty bag over the same route Flapper No 2 Why you horrld old thlng you I thlnk you re just hateful' smlllng sweetly as she speaks N 1 CAfter she has sucked Flapper the candy for a few mmutes Say hon wlllya do me a favor? Wrlte a letter to Freddy for me Ill supply the stattonery or slx sheets out of her desk Holds up one sheet after another for se lectlon Pulls fxve N 2 Wlllya glV8 me back Flapper my food lf I do? Flapper No 1 Sure Whtch do you like best? pertammg to the paper Gee I have some keen stuff at home The en velopes are lmed w1th scarlet and the paper IS so hot It scorches the words Flapper No 2 Glmme the purple stuff I ve got some green 1nk that ll look awfully cute on 1t Whatll I say to the deah boy? Flapper No 1 Oh just feed hlm the usual lme Honest dawllng Im just a wreck Ive only got two dates for Chrlst mas vacatlon and I dont know as Ill go to the party at all Flapper No 2 Oh dont get steamed up about that Just wa1t tlll the men get back from M3d1SOH Your phone w1ll be flllgllnlg day and mght Tlus remark ac compamed wlth a somewhat catty smlle Study Hall Teacher QTapp1ng Flapper No 1 on the shoulder Report for deten 11011 room 25 330' K ' l fx .. - YY - it . 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INSTRUCTIONS TO THE LOWER CLASSMEN ON HOW TO BECOME POPULAR WITH THE TEACHERS 1 Be cheerful and lend a helping hand Stop IH after class and offer a few sug gestlons on how to run the class 2 When Wfltlng a test wnte on as few questions as possxble The teacher knows you dont know so why aggravate er by maklng her look over the bluffs Always look at your watch so that e 1nstructor may know whom to ask for e tlme ln case her watch stops or the bell should accxdently be out of order 4 Dont talk IH class Wrlte notes 5 Crack Jokes and keep the teacher cheerful 6 Chew gum, they know lt IS good for e dlgestlon Never cheat The teacher may thlnk you are dlshonest Be happy A smlle will go a long long way Whlstle tn the assembly and cheer your nelghbors 9 Take a few sandwlches or some candy to class and keep the noon hour for study 10 Always prepare your next day s les son 1n class teachers llke em studlous M D csonce mexnnosa HHLLJR :E-f' QQ STREET CAR ETIQUETTE When 1t IS zmposslble to borrow a car and It IS necessary to take a street car perhaps the followmg mformatlon w1ll be of help If you have to Wall three quarters of an hour don t weaken You must have heard of people gettlng gray halred over night Those are the people that have walted for street cars If a car does come dont famt They may pass you by and by the tlme another one comes you may be too old to enjoy the dellght ful nde that IS to follow fsometlmej When you board the car comment on the service demand fare next but dont let that dlscourage you pomt at a passer by and ask 1f he Isnt the most extraordmary lcoklng Whlle he IS looklng pass into the car taking a number of your fellow suf ferers wlth you free of charge This prac tice IS truly economical lf you can stand what IS to follow Of course the car w1ll he crowded Make your way to the front upsettlng women Wllh bundles and ch1ld ren that are ln your way Of course seats w1ll be all filled In thls case pre tend bhndness fonly pretendj Someone w1ll be sure to gtve you h1S seat Peo ple have an lntense p1ty for blmd peo ple If lt doesnt work at first however stagger around untll you fall into some one s lap Thls will be sure to discourage them By thxs time the conductor the women wtth bundles the man who so cheerfully gave up h1s seat w1ll have dls covered their mlstake At thls tlme 1t IS best to ex1t Because you havent qulte reached your destmatlon repeat process llfllll t'1t1gued correctmg any errors made before M G 27 Ingr Um llun iff' I X I- . 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EDm.,,,1 CHAUCER FOOTBALL Arrlven tempus fore y fraye Ye quar termaster dld pltchen half four blttes on ysward fore tossen up ond ye centre palmed ycome fore future tyme Ond ye quarter dlden ryte 1 cefullye tpply hlsen numbre declms to ye centre amid shlps Ycoache wagered a tankard f brewe fHe1mgemacht5 thate hlsen teame wmne Y sxgnale cleper dxden fulle forcefullye smlte ye ptggls shm butte lt wasen dlsastrouslye fielded bye ye ryte honorable opponent Ye guarde then broadcasted downe ye falrway ond tack led ye opponent so ryte forcefullye like to brast hlsen neck ond make ye verye armor rattle The ryte honorable opponents wasen bye thxsse tyme shaking soe promy sklously thatte ltte soundeth llke threye Ae ye fortye ond noyne yard line ye tackle sluggede y watere boys soe as to given hun fulle ryte causen to wear out boun cen REASONS ENOUGH The followlng are elght good reasons wh! young men should attend college Football Co eds Co eds Football Football Co eds Co eds Football H C 8 THE GAME OF 98 Those were the days Men wore whxs kers and there was a chaplam at the field mstead of a doctor The head lock and biting were barred Captam McQu1re flipped a half for goals and was short changed On the third down the tackle was lookmg for his arm On the fourth down the two hundred pound fullback rolled through the lme for a touchdown Two grease spots were carefully scraped up and a new guard and center were sent lll When the whlstle blew for half the coach firmly and uncompromlslngly stepped into the water bucket whlle nurs mg hls darlmgs The second half started with a rush The quarter delayed the game lookmg for hls left ear A half lost the skm on the s1de of his face on account of the right half fiauntmg hls mustaches ln the face of the enemy dragged hlmself over the goal hne mlnus a shoe and with teeth marks on h1s left leg The game was called on account of both sndes runnmg out of substltutes Able IS ln the deuce of a quandry H was asked to look up sagaclty He s looked through all the maps and atlases he could Gnd and hasnt found lt yet D D 7 f,RAN DAD S TECHNIQUE A Romance K H S U J There was a youth who loved a mald l A Hrs name was Alexander He wanted her to marry hmm, So a rmg dxd Alex hand Later they were truly wed And when folks read the paper Referrmg to the twam they sald Why there goes Alex and her ,M kg? MO27 .M lnaf Unf llnnhrf I'uur F 1 1 v iw l E ,xi 3 ul qi fwiq lk: q'- S Q I. I :fx -, jr :AZ A I W X -'D f KY: , Y - - -ax , U - A- I. . I ' skeletons Black-bottoming on y-tin roofe. the center's whiskers: On .the third down. . , ' ' ' . e 1 ' , . 2. - , ' 3. . - ' 2 4. 5. - , 1 6. - 7- - 8. . g r 2 QE? - A x x ' fl, JW4 l l' . AT gl , Q , bs, lf. l, ' l 5 hi f W X 1 ' 1 fz 'V 4 ,n,,x', 'lx I ' .- :J fry 5 A , . , n ' 7 f 3 X t Y -'er. - 1 v 'Q g My l W 1 i 4 1 ' A -' 53 4-2 g THE GAME OF 1952 As 1t wxll be 1 t h e g a m e o n t 1 n u e to become geutler sport at the rate lt has been An extreme ly compllcated but well man ouvered play says the Dean Oh dear I do hope Jlms leg 1sn t broken hes such a dl vlne dancer The quarter s sweetle s ay s that The rlghthalf skms his nose a substltute IS called for quar ter Both teams ave thelr crackers and mxlk The end goes out on. ac count of that horrid tackle stepplng on his lingers End of hrst half The Captam cheers h1s men My good men you are cooperatxng m a manner that IS extremely pralseworthy but a tr1'le 'ncre synchronuatlon IS necessary on the ,art of thls enttre orgamzatxon A week after the game the College Board abollshes football lfl. favor of fancy work on account of two men being ren dered unable to dance untll two mghts af ter the game The old timer of 98 stlrs uolently ln his grave Oh deah now dont you tackle me so roughly old chap or I shall bally well report you to the Referee What IS love? The only thmg ln West Allis that Allls Chalmers doesnt own SU WONGS FIRST B SKETBALL GAME One day ln school young man come up to me and ask for one dollar He blgger than me so I glve hlm one He sav that lt looks real and glve me a llttle red tlcket It say Basketball Game tonlght 800 p m Gym Homework all done so me go to gym that night Man at door grabs red tlcket tears It ln half H keep one half and give me the other Everybody yell where I go Must be mad at each other Me see my teacher so me yell too Soon men run on the floor have funny shoes on Make no no1se Maybe they use em to sneak up behmd someone to h1t him on head Me walt and see Man with real pants on walks on floor He suck on shmy plece of candy It make funny noxse Men with llttle Dants sneak up on man wlth candy Maybe they try to get candy Must be afrald of man cause they run away Man wlth the shlny candy throw ball ln air Two men try and get lt Everybody round me yell so me yell too Men on floor try to make ball stay ln fish net but lt dcnt They dont know bottom IS out Candy makes noise and men stop sneakmg around Probably try to figger out why noise and men try agaln Flgger wrong yet Agaln Candy make nolse and men stop long tlme Ball stlll drops through net Next tlme Candy makes H6152 everybody yell get up and go home Me too Men w1th llttle pants can stay to flgure out way to make ball say ln net Me know how but wont tell CHM27 Toast To The Teachers Here s to the teachers Oh' long may they hve Almost as long As the lessons they glV8 E A Senlor Another A volce T the o ce Two senlors canned EFV If. 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A' Q U K -I - ff--ll ls' 'mfr' -'fm-a 'v,J2I,, ' I fl f.'j I 'Hn'l17., Page One' A MODERN ANTONY Wllh apologles to Shakespeare Frlends enem1es and loved ones lend me your ears I come to pra1se the modern g1rl not to knock her The ev1l that women do hves after them The good IS oft lnterred neath the1r make up So let 1t be w1th my flapper The 1gnoble Pesslmlst Hath told you that my flapper IS gomg to the bow wows t were so but 1t 1 nt 1t were grlevous fault And gnevously would she answer 1t Here under leave of Pesslmlst and the rest For a Pesstmlst IS a grouchy man, So are they all all grouchey men Come I to speak 1n my ffappers behalf She IS my future w1fe falthful and just shell be But the Pess1m1st says she IS no good And the pesslmlst IS an honorable man She hath brought many bachelors to the altar Whose marrlage d1d the number of old ma1ds decrease Yet the Pesslmlst thmks she 1 of no earthly use And the Pesslmlst IS a cranky man And when her pet k1tten dled She hath wept over hun Naughtlness should be made of sterner stuff Yet the Pess1m1st says she IS a wlcked creature And the Pesslmlst IS not always a truthful man You all d1d see me three tunes offer her large sums of money Wh1Ch she d1d three t1mes refuse, was Ih1S a. wrong do1ng'P Yet the Pesslmlst says my flapper has no bra1ns And sure he IS an honorable man I speak not to d1sprove what the PCSSI m1st spoke But I am here to speak what I do know You all dld love her once when she was a chlld not w1thout cause What cause wxthholds you then to love her now? Ilundred .Su j EDI O Judgment' thou art fled to brut1sh beasts And men have lost thexr reason Beat Wllh me, My heart IS w1th my fiapper ln everythmg she does And I must pause t1ll you agree Wlth me P THE SPEECH THAT HAS RENDERED MANY A STUDENT SPEECHLESS Young man as a member of the faculty and a. representatlve thereof I feel Justx hed and takt great pleasure m presenting you wtth th1s l1ttle 11ote of 1nv1tat1on whlch W1 admit you and varlous books to Room 27 to take part 1n the da1ly detentlon pro gram Should you for any reason plan to decllne th1s cord1al 1nv1tat1on please be advlsed that 1t lS very unwlse to arouse the kmd attenhon Student Can you 1mag111e 1t' All I dld was to slam a couple of books on my desk laugh at the Jokes of the fellow 1n front of me and throw a note across the room and she gives me a D T G O 8 I w1sh I were a freshman Saxd l1ttle George B one day For m the freshman classes The teachers let you play E F V 7 TOAST TO TEACHERS RNOTHEY' 'gf' LHST' WORD va., I L 5 GQ ,C I XX Xxx W. c ' ' 1 , I ' ' 1 -' 1. L. . '27 If C I . .S ,DY . d - I . . . , - .ll . . V ' ' , wrath of a teacher. We thank you for your , ' ' . , '2 . ' ' ' 'S 1, - u Y Y ' I - - ' v , V n . Q X 1 1 me n-'.u-1f--C-1-- -., -fmt ma- .sq ff'ff ' swa m 1 ' 95' bq5v1Wz?,0l5 A .,, '09 qffffsr ' Xlkqqmb' gg: A Ili wig: I ' wx MMM -I POSITIVELY 'rue il LFJST violin EGGS An egg IS round only xt IS a lttle longer than ll 19 wlde Eggs come ln two sues small and smaller Whlte chxckens lay whlte eggs and brown chickens lay brown eggs but black chlckens do not lay black eggs Thls can be expla1ned because the black chlckens may be whlte ch1 kens that have been III the mud Insh chlckens that IS green ones are commonly called parrots I thmk canarles are baby chlckens who graduated from Slflg Sxng College because of tht lr ablllty to rum a few notes The chickens whose ancestors came over ln the Mayflower are commonly called Plymouth Rocks, hke w1se Rhode Island Reds are those chlckens whose ancestors came from Rhode Island There IS one class of chickens the whlte leghorn, on which the drugglsts merchants professors and doctors dlsagree, but as a matter of opmlon I thmk they ongmally came from Peorla Thls can be expla1ned bt cause they easlly could have come from any other place H Twas the nlght before exams When all over town Most the students were crammtng Wlth many a frown, The thermometer was low When the next mormng came The qulzzes were wrltten and Marks were much the same EM27 A PIG I must tell you what I know about a plg A plg has four legs, a leg ln each corner Two legs Ill front and two legs beh nd Plgs feet are good to eat but not untll he takes them out of the mud and IS thru uslng tht m A pig has a tall llke 1. cork screw sometlmes he wears lt on one slde and sometlmes on the other I dont know what the style IS now Its fun to cut 1 plg s tall off but lt s wicked A pig ts just as big as a sheep that I9 lf the sheep 1 not too blg for tht plg A sheep gambols but plgs dont Pigs wash themselve mud The more mud a plg rolls nn e cleaner he thlnks he IS I had 1 pet I once I hked that plg We were just 1 L two brothers He was was just hkc m brother Blll, he had hls nose stuck lll everybody s busmess Thems the only two plgs Im personally acqulanted wlth Thats all I know about plgs K THE LIBRARY Some leavts are shulfllng Book leaves are rustllng A sigh and all IS quiet A whlspermg nolse Clllldfell out wxth thetr toys A cough and all is qulet A chaxr IS pulled out There comes a loud shout A whlsper and all IS quxet The bark of a dog Puts thlngs all agog A squeak and all IS quut Mlss Schweizer Some people belleve our souls go to heaven others to hell, and others believe they change to an1mal objects Art Koenlg I m not golng to shoot any more ducks It mlght be one of my re latlon Howxe I also thmk Rebecca IS a n1ce glrl Able but shes too corpulent Able Ya I know and besldes that shes too fat D X Page Une llunirfl Sezrn v ' - n fi A' ' M, ' my f all jx V, p qv! 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Q 'J' THE STUDENTS LADIES OF SORROW As I walk past a school I wonder how many Ladles of Sorrow lne tnere and how many students thty have terrltied and conquered I belng a student have had some experlence wlth these ladles and know what terror they strlke ln our hearts The eldest of these IS named Our Lady of Hlstory Her feet are lmplanted ln the dust of lcng past ages Her head how ever 1S perpetually young for 1t has upon lt the crown of progress and lt represents present day h1StOfY Every year she grows large At her sxde she has two pet llons Outslde Readtngs and Da1ly Outlmes who are ever ready to pounce upon some poor unsuspectlng who has thoughlessly neg lected them and to smother h1m Wllh thelr welght These two llons are also the fav orltes of the hlstory teachers but are the bane of a hlstory student s llfe The next IS namtd Our Lady of Geom etry Her dress IS made of black and IS embrcldered wlth geometrlcal figures llke some conjurers robe and lndeed ln tht mlnds of the students only a conjurer would completely master this lady At her feet 1S a monster of hldeous mlen the Pythagortan Theorem the stumbling block of many a student The bones of many a students mark who falled t conquer htm are plled up at his slde The other sxster IS named Our Lady of English On her shoulders and arms are perched her pet blrds nouns verbs and all other parts of speech Some of these blrds are soft and whlte they are the nouns and pronouns However there are several vultures among her blrds as par tlctples gerunds and others When our Lady of Enghsh sees her pets abused she grows angry and pushes down the students mark on a chart whtch she keeps at her side but when she sees them treated properly she smlles and the students rating is ralsed xmmedlately There are many other ladus that sorely try a students llfe but these three per haps are the best known among all of the Ladles of Sorrow LB Paar Onf Hundred Inglll STRANGE SIGHTS Coach Greenwlll wlth a sm11e Harr1et Loeffler w1thout her Rogy A mlxer w1thout boys staggmg tt Howard Masden not perplexed about his dates Earl Easton not talking to a g1rl Dons Lanferman w1th a long dress A meeting of the entire Cardlnal Pennant Staff Katherme Bazrd w1thout books Sue Hemon w1thout curls Bunnel Page on t1me Mtss McGovern w1thout a Pllk of quu papers under her arm Donald Hansen with hls lesson done HDK There was a young lad named Detyen Whose motto wlth the gtrls was Fetch em But sad to relate One day he was late LE7 MISS CROSBYS ENGLISH CLASS Pupll Ill never learn how to spell Teacher Why? Pupil Because you always keep chang mg the words on me He who hesltates IS lost especlally at Ram s durmg the noon hour MR POSTS BIOLOGY CLASS Mr Post Now I will tell you about the nut family Puptl Why Mr Post Mr Post Im sorry but Im not re ferrmg to you FRENCH CLASS Howard Darbo m French Class I didnt Cflb ln the last exam Tom Dannlng How come? Howard Darbo Accldentally I le t m book 1n the mam room D Alcng the street walkmg one day Teddy Hasse sat eatmg some hay He chewed lt m vain It went to his braln Now look at hls hair hey hey There was a young man named DuT1el His mock faces were unusually real He sat m hxs chalr Tears ca.me unaware And down hrs red checks they they would steal xo, ' IF- -- asks, ' ' , 1-' '- LLGH1 1 . . . Q. +1 ,K ' Q sm an t fmt I l ' . , U A ' ' Afffs, ',', - Y. ' - 1 , 1 1 - ,L c,...,- Y , . . H . Y! 1 Y . . ' . Q . y . 1 1 , . . , '28 ' I 1 . u ' 1 - lt - l ' ' A ' ' 1 11 1 1 . 1 1 V ' 1 in size, and even now she IS monsterously And new he never can kefch em' . . 1 I V V . . 2 1 Y ' ' . I H , .11 I 1 , ls 111 ' - ' u AA - Y ' 71 . , . . 1 . h y - , A I 1 1 'I . I Y 7 . , . , I . 1 1 , H . 1 l ' '. ,, I ' ' . ' , .1 11 . , . . . ' ' , 11 1 1 - , . . 1 1 . ,, 1 ' 0 I . . I , ' . lt - ' ' Y ' ' 1, I 1 ' . ll Y! 1 1 1 ' , ' A : ta Y f Y n p ' ' ,I 1 . . 1 J. . 7 Y ' . Y l n ' . . . I ' u n 1 . , . . . , . 1 I Y . - y Y ' 1 n 1 ' . 1 . . '27. - A POSTAGE STAMP Im a postage stamp a two center I dont want to brag but I was llcked only once by a darlmg young shlek QHoward Boelkow He put me on a plnk per fumed envelope whzch made me thmk of the sweet tssence of magnolla blossom surroundlng Ruth Gneblmg Then he lald us the envelope and me on a desk beside the plcture of a lassle with the most stunnlng ebony cdlored eyes that ever wmked Qhke Manan Schhtzj and rouglsh smlle fhke Betty Kellyl which dls played two evenly matched rows of pearl white teeth After searchmg thru all the drawers of hls desk looklng for hxs fountaln pen he at last found lt lylng ln front of the PIC ture which bespeaks a vacant mind when one IS so deply ln love As IS sometimes possessed by Roy Detjenl He wrote a name Mlss Jeannette Tenny directly un der me and exclaxmed Heres to you dearest girl zn all the world Very sxmllar to Ellot Cooleys exclamatxonsl We were then dropped into a slot of a dark box but was qulckly rescued by a man Bob Wells Then someone Mr GYCCHWIIIJ gave my face an lntense blow whlch left lt black and blue very much llke the one Mr Carey had early last tall We were then sent on a short joumey plcture had been on Howards desk We were qulckly llfted up by the dark eyed beauty She put a deep sht ln the end of my companion the envelope mutllatlng lt badly Clxke Clarence Dawleys nose was She then read the mzssle blushing so beautzfully that lt remmded me of Mr Post She then placed us H1 her bosom after placmg an atfectlonate klss upon my black and blue face Say tts great to be a two cent stamp' One day she took me to school where we were dxscovered by Gllson Thrall He grabbed us wlth brutal strength tearmg me from the envelope, but the envelope stayed m Jeannettes hand I was crum pled up and thrown out of the wmdow Now I am lymg on top of the bo1le1 room but its wmdy up here so I thlnk I shall be takmg another tnp soon K KEY TO BABY PAGE fPagc 42, lst Row Dolores Thomas Howard Mas den Bermce Horton 2nd Row Frank Ladwxg Elllot Cooley Betty Flndley 3rd Row Grace Godfrey Nathan Sobel Evelyn Mlertz fPage 43, 1st Row Stephen Brouwer Gene Franks Flore nce Garvens 2nd Row Earl Easton Katherlne Klrk man the Dawley Twins 3rd Row Mxrram Corngan Jeanette Ten ney Catherlne Smlth THE REBELLIOUS LITTLE BOY When a Fellcw Needs a Frlend A Llttle Boy Who Would Not Take. a Letter The small petlt llttle petty slight trlf lmg dlmutlve boy came arrlved at reached drew near happened at p feared at the house where hrs mother was wanting watchmg lookmg tarrymg lm germg expect ng remalmng delaylng for the httle boy to come home I have something for you she told related dts closed mformed explamed to him I dont want lt he sald You must have to got to take re celve accept carry convey thls letter I wont I wlll not I refuse I declme I w1ll not accept I object he said Hts mother closed shut banged pulled slammed the door and proceeded went progressed advanced went forward mto the house CB8 Nay EX 9 ssh Z XQX QD aj 0 f x 1 X fe qw 00 VJ 5 s Q iiimvfwgdl Q WN, 'WWI f ff ' Page Unfllznzdrrd N me .t 1- 1 , . 1 - , - 1 . 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'27. i To keep me from bummlng MOMENTS Moments Moments Moments Moments Moments Moments Moments Moments Moments Moments Moments Moments of of madness sadness Joy ln the sprmg pleasure treasure love which brlng slghmg crymg gettlng a rmg showers flowers everythmg E DuT 28 If I were a snowflake Whlfllllg ln the blue Id go whert Id go and Id do what Id do And when lifes desolatlon began to be et In selfish COIISOIBIIOII Id drop down and melt E DuT 28 N EST PAS? All thmgs come to hlm who goes after them People that l1ve IH glass houses should Early to bed and early to rlse and you w1ll never meet any of the promment people A fr1end ln need IS one who never offc s aduce MISCTY loves company and usually gets Some people are pleasant to talk to but very dlsagretable to llsten to Some women never tell the1r age after they get old enough to know better PREAMBLE We the pupils of Miss Shaws Jumor Engllsh class 1n order to Wflle more per fect themes are forced to use one or more shetts of paper dally for that most unjust cause To avold flunklng and t secure the blesslngs of llherty from Mlss Shaw for ourselves and our posterlty we do set aslde our preclous d1nner hour for that purpose D B 8 I aan Om' 1111111141 Ten WHAT IS IT? It ns short and slxm About five feet two And is quxte a b1m As CAL would coo Its hands are dainty The face powder whlte Its one of those blondes And boy' What a slght It never goes out Not scared of the dark A mighty fine scout My word you can mark It always keeps txmt Never stops runnmg I wish xt were m1ne Ans Assembly clock H M 8 ANOTHER IF If all were good that now IS bad And thmgs one wanted he could havt If work and play were loved alxke Egad my lad xt would be brlght T Lyouqqrlgqlgg A WNG HWRTUUSH WHERE TH! I-lmH5vl!onL QND ml H ns' tu Cf ARFS LQDEQTEYJ M wise I of , ' ' Q of ' ' ' I ' H I vu of y l. H - of , ' 1 of ' ' , I - of ' ' , ' V of ' , - ' - of ' ' , - of , ' of , ' . IF . . . l f 1, I . . '2 move. l v l l V 'D - 127 ir. K ' ' B. I. '28, -2 v ' X4 W -- 4 qu , ' ' ' ' lla 1 x . l -t . ' , o Q ' ' ' Q ll , A ' , I ,ve ' . K Y ,mf . . '2 . fw fl ps H r U ! H g0Id 'I W, ,I Q, P P . 4 lg, M' I 7, f H M .f f .LL P ' I U 'fn ...,- ,ff -': i1!':-H lf-vHf ' ' K' ni , 'L F A N Yi? 1 ,,,, , - -P-'afQ,Vj W, V Mn , L A 4 'M ' K WY! gi, - Y .323 - -: q-K., :I - , ' -7, f-' f - 'f' --..Y....- E,-1 - Pa e lun d Eleven Complzmwzts 0 Andy Brady S Barber Shop I8 State Street ALWA YS A .STEP AHEAD XX hx Ib lt thqt our I I ARAXCII I S are 50 SI QQPSSILI and alxmxs 1 step flhead IT IS BECALSE VX e are pftrtltulfnr and LINC only the best to meh student X1 xt our sthool xxhmle lt IS m sessl an md bee xx hat we hfue to offer Vou WISCONSINI COMMERCIAL ACADEMY uuxmt mr WISCONSIN NIIEXIAN S COI ONIAL CHOCOLATE SHOP NI H0111 WGIDF FAIXDIFS , ' , If 5 N k . iQ II iif '.'tI'OI.'Q1'I YC 'I I x l T I V K ' w I T. v .7 ,K - VS. H V . . . , .1 2 C' I I XVISCONSIN AVIQNVE AT SEVENTH STREET , ,,., , ,. - 3 1. L 7 , 1 J. , 1 7 y 1 4 J . 4, . 1 41 J L 1 Buxn. H113 221 XV.-'kL'W.-X'I'0SA Avli 1 0 II i-1Twl--I REAL-ESTATE LOANS N SURANCE SONS P AND QSO 8 OFFICE A P Stark Gordon S Stark BILTMORE Bu11d1ng and Loan ASSOC1at1OD Capltlllzatlon S5 000 000 00 KIL 6330 A Progressive Organization Pg0 H rl d , A- . l th ' ' of John 0. Erickson the . . . . , , 0 C0l1lj7ll7II671f5 0 COLVIN-SCHLICK BROKERS 300 Nlucr Blllllllflg Nlxlu iulrce, Brclxu 178 ,mf Gas Ranges Cl IRJNIIIIJI The Stewart Gas Ranges Made ln Nilllxdlllxee llc 1CCOgIlllCd A leader- lil their held Slmpllcltx and Dura lulm combmed ruth 1n unexcelled beautx make them llIllXEI'Nill faxoxltes 'Ihe enam 1 S walt 1 oc r tm seruce K n w old mn e es out wc 4 1 umm 'nr X 1nt'1ge mm L 1 n um 1 .in IIIILC e tc-wilt nun u x c u ITVIIH K1 ll mlmmen s I 6 AR Ranges at Wauwatosa Gas Co or Robertson Hardware Co mum 1 1 mm I l' 1 lr l ll U KI lll Imlqh xx lmnd N ' Spencerlan Business College 623 Wlsconsln Ave Nlllwaukee, Wls Pagz' Onf l11n11'rrl Inurtrrn I L THE I . , f 'f ,lNlf any .Q . . . -S. . , . '- elel Qte' ' R go l fo a life Ale of --U , , X'l-' wait until your ' g giv .' lffrrc availing yourself mf the . F' . lu r s uf this l-' ' kong 'Hl'1 ' ? Th S reg lzlmr vill sin yn . U' llaijl ' I.. lr ilk s the gllC'55U'0l'l'i out of baking. See the S'I'liXV- A 'I' ' . Q 0 tvitll All s:n'y -Fuunmlr-vl 803 ' i :XII .'xu'1'n-rliirrl ilumnm-1'ci:nl :md S1-vrr-t:n'i:rl Srluml. S11-ciznl Su rr i'm11'sl-s Olfr-rwl llflurs H nr lgllll, Ten XYL-vlcs-SSILIJ11, I4'.'XI.I, .RX1 'lll KSIJAY. Slzlrll. ffl ll ll' I for fr alng Nc ' lmczllimxf-rNlmlfn E11 'mm-ul --lun l': H31 L ' 4 'R A Congratulations I The MIHISCCFS and Churches co operatmg 1n the Wauwatosa MIUISKCFS Federauon extend cordlal greeungs to the young people of W I-I S and heartlest congratu latxons to the graduaung dass of 1927 'NI in dfll I grown 1 man 5 xxcnlx must I do I olloxx the deer I olloxx the C hrlst the Ixlnv LINC pure Sp e lk true rwht xx mnv folloxx the Ixlng E ISL xx hcrefole hom' mkxxoon Xlrximuxx Bn Rui ll I IIIRIXK IR 111111 rr IIRINIIH I1Isu1PxL CHI Rui 11111eL1x 1 lllxlllll-R R1 XRD ll I 11111 In IXTIHIXX LIIIFRXX QIILR IILIIII x1111L1xf 111,11 IHUDISI I Pxl 1 IRIIN I IIIIII rr Inj O11 llxnirfil-:Hr 1 T 1 , , T T . i ' , , by . ,Q H, ,, U , by . , lfx Q ' I 2. , , .e f'1'1s'1' Cm' ' 11 . fli ,A I 1x-1 A J .e . 2 Q , 111,1- FIRST Cc1Nc11ucu,x'1'1rmin, C11l'14c11 lllif ' .11 fs 14155, 1 1 'I ST N . 2 5 Iixy I, -I 11 ' ' Q11 1'1. 11 .If,.I'.x'1'1' NIL? f1'ISUJ, . C11L'4c11 1:11, . . 1:1'1,L151', . ' 'sl I ' 11' 1' I I ' I FI DENVER SANDWICH NOW 50 THE CANDY LUNCH REDEL CANDY CORP. Milwaukee Wis. TZLMLCEE kE?Tg?5fQ TNG ,P Tum Q-EH X RIC -XCIS IX ISINIIN B L U E M O U N D BUI1 DING AND LOAN ASSOCIAIION 7 f XJ . Y X 7 . I Y Q Gi? , it . IU ' '1 2 . 'Y I C. 'TS IiUGENIi Nl. PERRY, Sv1 y. 2014 Nu. Blain Sr. XVZIUWZITOS' I I Il f fgv' ' Pzctures Make The Book The Bern Studlo offers the fine photographw whlch helps to l1ft th1s book out ofthe ordlnary not only mth courteous SCVVICC lout also at reasonable QFICCS C Broadwav 7538 Vzszt Our -Studzo at 123 XX xsconsln Awe O 5 5 all it appointments and information Ludmgton Floral FOR ALL OCCASIONS VVC Cut Xour Halr s You VVant It Cut Shop K J Strachotas BARBI' R SHOP FLOWERS +08 68th Street d l 83 L,lllII'Cl1 Street STH L11 SHOPPE Dlll I SKIIIIXIR tv 1 f :fi 111111 N me 11111 S II V111 x L1111 II 11111 em t ,III 1 PALL RIEGER SHOIL RILPAIRING XI li l7 btm Strcet O H BOHNERT FURNISHER Laclles and Men s Garments Cleaned and Pressed lilucm und -lb Wh LAI L FOR AND Dl1LlVlLR Pg0I111l . , - 9 . . 1 ' 4 Blum . 1477 Bluemound 1024 l h me lilucxnnuml I7-W-VS' Y f ' L 215 XY:111w:1l11s:1 .Xvuxlllr LIlllil'.Y,I1lI11 Cl11'l1f1'1111.r' D1'1'.vs1's, 111- 1 1 w- v - fllll . 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A A A IA 9 Telephone, Hlllfffllfllll 1 U 11,1 mfllund IN I Something New ff-W' A Gym and Outing Shoe that G5 FITS and SAVES the ARCHES QX 0 We FEATURED AT Z2-i S ,-ff '1' XSL X SPRING STEP 12 State St WAUWATOSA 4RCl1 CL 91110 Bluemound 13 70th md Stite Qtreete A Lentz Co Q6 um 1 1 XLTL xmas 111 ALLR5 NIILL VS QRK LLXIBER QOAI c 0141+ WQOD PIPKORN XX ALLEIN CO. 40 West Nlam St , VVauw.1tosa, VVIS Phunex Bluernuund -Pill +81 LIME BRICK CEMENT I K J . - ' 1 .'f Ao.'7'i- - ' 1 -- -l -.-...- Ao 1,1. ,K A Genuine Ked Q3 f l L, 5' X 2 ' 'i 25,2 E A A I AOF L -AIN , I T N .1 Q I - 1 1' T I 4 0 ll 1 1'TA:' ty Its Up To You Your dCLlSlOIl and aetlon now 1 ffl! f ff Uff ' f X wlll deude xour future f X X If xou wlll aequlre the hablt of ff W if deposltmg a eertam portlon of I f your mcome regularlw you are E it 53' sure of enjoung the comfort of A LP mdependeme ln later xears M4 fd' CW I fvflgwgft V Then1anwhodunksworks IIIICOWP YOU SAVES lSdIl0lltStHIldl!1g FlgllI'ElD.AIII9l'KId11Llf9' DI POSITOR Wauwatosa State Bank 7 State Street -X Grow mg Bank IH a Grow mg Commumtx Page One Hundred Tmenly o 5 W. . i . 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