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

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K A v XXX XS S X X XX XP X X XXX Sm XXXXX NX X is QXXXX QX QX XX SX X MILDRED GEISLER There are few people in high school as serious as Mildred. Every now and then, however, her deep brown eyes flash with a merry light and reveal the quick spirit beneath her outward PAUL GILLIS As a par-breaker Paul will always be remem- bered by his classmates. He has been on the golf team for three years, and he was suburban champion in 1932. ROSE GRISHABER Rose has the gift of liking to do her school work. She loves music, gets the autograph of every celebrity she can, and spends her spare time collecting books and pictures. poise. PAUL GODFREY Paul was the nigger Zeke in Fashion , is an amateur Edison, and an active member of the Glee Club and Stage Craft and belonged to Na- tional Honor Society. How he can play that Come to me-go from me ! Shirts and ties of weird colors gave him fame as a senior. BOB HAACK Handsome and reserved this popular fellow was chosen Prom King in his junior year Bob showed his interest in athletics by competing in basket ALBERT HAAK Taking an active part in school dramatics foot ball Band and National Honor Society Al is one of the most popular and versatile students in the high school Will anvone forget him in Ladies of the Jury 7 Hard work enthusiasm and honesty made Al famous HELEN HAASCH Helen has been an active member of both the Band and Orchestra winning an honor with her clarinet in the state contest last year A member of the Junior Garden Club she has been awarded many prizes for her flowers CHESTER HAERTEL In the year Chester has been with us he has been an active member of the Glee Club and was in the selected group that sang over the radio last fall JACK HALL4' Jack was a member in both the Pennant Staff nd Science Club He is interested in the elec trical line and enjoys experimenting with lighting VERA HAHN Vera is always ready to assist a pal in distress and shows a good deal of diligence in her studies She and Marian Andersen make a new version of the David and Jonathan story ball and footbll effect s lu 1 iatlua X X X x XR QXQXXX X S X X Sis XQXFXXX N SSX X yX XX XX X X NN Ns X X XXX X XXX XXX XX X XXX XXXXXX XX XXX XXXXX X Xmg XXX X XXX X Xxx X X X X X XXX XXXQXXX XXX X X XX X X X M XXX XX XXXQX X M NX X XXX X X NW E XXX X X XSXX XXX XX X X X NN X XXXXX QNX X XXX XXX wk XXX X sms XWX X X XX Q Xw l22l .X Y X . . . . . X ' I , 1 V 1 IX . 1, I ' . X. , I . T X j . 5 .. f ,. . - , X - y . V . S 3. Y J Y a . ' . . . . l . . 1 . l f 'jzn ary E ' IOS ...... ..t.. .t.. ....t. .... X ...X X ...t..XX...tt. . ..t.... X ttXtt.X.....t. ..... X .t.. si 5 X: -XX TNR J so X 1 s s XX X 2 - ' X. X X X X-X, 1 X ,N ,- X X XX- XX- X XXX XXX -.XX Q X X ,,,,, Xu: X-'X . 1 f KX in CX ,XX X ffl Xj'XXXXXXXX 1 -XXX XX-XX, X .X .,...... e XS-X :X 1X X X N - Q . X XX ff-QXXX .- , X X 9 P - X X XXXXX -XXX XX XXXXXXXXXX... ....... X 55533 Q X XXQMWQXZ ,,,,, XXXXXXNXXXX QXXQXX 11. Www W 1X.sX,se.XXS XXX ,gy X X- ,Xi XXX. XXX 0-XXXX.XXX-X-X :X s Q X . , 1. Xt: sr ,X ....... YY,, - g X X-XXQ r - X. ----- ,QM - , X i XX XXXXWMX Xwfxx XJXX Q E X XX XX- N X - gf-.sees My Sify- Sigel .....---- :Q if 1 Spa- K ,qsXs..XXa..s::xNS 5 X X XXX-XX.- s Xe .' X X -A523333 ffff -- as X fffffffff X ,MX IX XX X XX11- '- -'-'Q XXXX' X- is XXXXX. 3'-X 5 -Q X X: X' 'ff' .sears N XXXXXXX-X-X' ,SXXXQSQ XXXLXQXXXXQXXXXXXXXX-XXXXXXXXX X WXXX-sXXXXXXXXw9,,..sXXSX 5 X NSXS Xe' AX SXVQX QQ X eff -YYV-Y- 4 NV Xb, X QXX mwr X1 X Xgfzs i Y--' Q N112 h, X SNS Eg N .ixxsg gTxM3.gg5:g. V55 if 3356 SE x x 5 X sas -gag 3 N XX Q Qyisgggx XXX X XX X X X X X 1 XXX X S XX X541 1 XX-'X Q rs ES X X--'si so NX QNX X 'W X X 1 X ew X ' Seas , xx R5 XX :MX - X XX XXX-X I- 14. as XX X X X e - s , , XXX, XM. -XX-XX . X XXX:tSf'i1i--S X XXXFX .XX X . XX XXX4 X XXvf:XXXXXXXs.XXX EX'--X -Xl SN XX 5 gs .X XSWXXX. Q 'X XX .X N 5 'igggqQ5v X C ,xsxx XS X XX? MX XX 1 XLQQ .XX X SX :R N J 5 E-NE: N S SNQNX. ,,.XXXX--XX.f::XbXXXkXXXvSggXgk4E Ag Sax X S 5 Wrlttvi .9 R Xxx 5 3 X X Q.. XZIiIlT X .... .... . .XXX . ......... .... . . .XX.X .. ............ . .,,,,., . ,,., ..... ..., ,... . . .

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x W EARL FIEDLER Earl takes his studies seriously and is naturally good in them. He has a keen sense of humor and is always ready for a good time. During his spare time he tinkers in his work-shop. RALPH FINK Ralph is very active in the Glee Club and the Orchestra, and he also helps the News humor staff. His jovial manner makes him a friend to every one. HARRY FORMAN An outstanding tennis player, Harry played on the tennis team for three years, acting as captain in his sophomore year. He was a sport editor for the News until he became a professional writer, and he has helped the Pennant staff this year. CAROL FISCHER is one of those track men who slave for and receive the minimum of credit. When Carol hours volley-ball took its turn in the round of sports, Carol result THOMAS FRIEDRICK Although Tom has malored 1n English and math he has centered his interest in things remote from school work He IS interested ln hunting game and collecting bird feathers and pelts RALPH FREIBURGER This modest youth is the pal of all who know him As a H1 Y member he made many friends He likes to read make collections and keep pets was one of its chief supporters and as a earned a HW . HELEN GALLAHER Reading dancing and music are Helens hobbies and at school she was interested ln Stage Craft and the French Club Her portrayal of the French maid in Fashion was well done and she danced in the Washington Centennial Program ELSIE GAISELMAN If you dont know Elsie you re missing one who IS as popular with the girls as with members of the opposite sex She likes art and stage work WILLIS FUNK Willis has been active in the musical departments of school life especially in the Band He is always smiling and ready to go MARY GAULT The most striking feature about Mary is her glorious auburn hair the magnificence of which is rivalled only by her sunny disposition She entered from West Division X x x X X xX XX X X x :wx X xkxXbX X XX XX x s -XX X XX ix X lol X XVX X Xxx Q Ns X wx xx Q XX Xxxk XX x P X XXX X XXX X XXX X x wxx X X xSQ xx S x X XX X Xxxx XX S XX , 'X xxk NX X X X xx xx xx XX XX XXX Xxxg xw X x Xxx xX WW XX x X xg X X SX X X XXX s 1 , - . . - , . 1 v I v I 1 1 l V - - it - yy v , . , . . 1 , . ' l V , X XX , .X X X l Q K K 'K 58 at X X X iXX?Qt fx Q 1 X K X3 X XX .SNQQX-'Ii?Pf.?g55 i X , Fygig KX.XXsXswts:v xgiish- Xx X -.Xi x - ,1 gt - FX X.-wg X?lX1sxxlXSs s.. -- X2 - X. X NX X X Qfxxx Xi 3 XX siigx 2'-fffsb s O 1 i'f.f5XX SX XX N-833' X X. - -x A 'X . - X ' x EXKXX ix X as Xssx -A ' f ' 5 - i ' L -X. asf .XX1 x- SX S sis . X xxfi S X Q' it A -XX.. 5 5- -VX X X9 XX Q5 'X iQ SXTNQ 1 Q sagx QQ-F ki ' - - Qsggsx '.kXsaxXsf3Xx A j f 'x XXQX -is Sli :XXX A F1 --X-XXC X S -x . X S Xfsssx XX A -has f -rss. ,xXXXi15 5 . xx' sins f : ge- 'xxfixi - ' XL S' ' K ' XXX xx K Xliaxf sf OF- xt-5+ 'si-s Xl, X K Kg? . . K. .SEX XXXXXXX-XX.. K. gr .XM XKKKKKSK K KKKKKKX5 XKQHK QX K X..X. X XX ,. S KK XX XX 5YXK K LKAQSXMXXX x Ny X5:N.SKi K. K K K .KE Kg A 4 . X XPXQXXQ . H X X ,. 5- 5. 5 x X X'xX,- X-5.55 KK XX .X A Mg F .5. wx , gs X- XX- X X : :X X -X ' ' sy XX - XNXXMX ,K .Msgs t X,. -XX - ..X.sXX - 1 XX . . .XX Xsxis-.tXX.XxXXXX QMXXXXX XXN fXsXcQSx xc XONX-:s f sas: X -xXXs-sxXXs:ssxsiw X Xsxs- --X fs t-rfsxXsX-K X

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