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

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MARVIN KEENAN Marv has what every girl desires, platinum blond curly hair and a fine complexion. Out of school, he keeps himself busy tinkering with his motor cycle. He's a real fellow and a keen friend. EDWARD KARTES This is the lad who knows all about manual arts. I-Ie's a little fellow, but his sense of humor is anything but dwarfed. Just watch him go after graduation! KATHRYN KNEIP Kathryn is known around school for her musical talent and merry disposition. She was secretary of the orchestra for four years and played the baritone. ELMER KAMRATH This lad spends his time hunting, fishing, and riding horses. Elmer likes to play baseball, too, and he excels most girls at cooking. ARTHUR KONRAD As the first president of the Junior Garden Club Art helped to make two winning gardens at the State Fair The tuba claimed his attention in the Band EDWARD KETTER Ed although he is not active in curricular activ ities IS one of the now famous ping pong enthusiasts He is known to his classmates as the new home run klng ROBERT KRAUTH Bob as he is known to his special friends likes to skate and he does it quite well too He is better known for his original laugh VIRGINIA KLOTZ Virgimas interests are primarily vested in fine arts especially art and literature She has shown ability in both hobbies and IS known for her quiet unassuming manner ARTHUR KRUMHAUS Art IS a good student and can certainly write clever short stones' He belonged to the Council and was on the football squad when he was a Junior MARION KRISTJANSON Whenever a play is produced Krissy may be found either behind the scenes or down in the make up room Hiklng and reading are her other hobbies X X X Qkgx XX X XXXX X N XX Q 1 X X X X XX XX Qsq NNN x X SXXX xxx X QXNX X Xw NX XX XWNXNXX Xm I 2 5 XX W X XXX xx X X QXX XXX QS X X XXNXXQ NN X Qs X X Q XX XX ss X X S X X XX S XN ERXX XXX X X X X W 5X w 4 imf X X X XX? XXS' XQ XX S X X XRS XX Ng Nix X i 5 X X x X Q. X XX 1 y - V - xl I ' H 1 , . , . ' H ' U 1 t..ttt.ttt..t . t.tt.tt .. . gs ...i.......... t.t. s..1.....t.....s....,l..5.1il.....:.. .ttttt..t..tt.......t... ...t..t... . .. .. .. .. ... ,... ,... .S . .. t.,...... , X... .. .t.. ...W .t,t.t .... . 5 .t...... . 5 A ..:. -'sii 'lllsaiw-s X R5 if - - l -- - ' XX. ' ........ ' X X X ff sX 1' .. .. - . Q P 1 . ss X sa 1 ' E , - k .Q f X .yg.XX.x.Nz- X. 1.3 Q3 Q35 Ax. yy: Q A XX ix .4 .Q vli.Q.lQg1ks...-.s. ,X . M . . X x X x C Sag, it . .s. .is -X ' i. f1 L' f A T - . 1 . Q 5 S- M N N'-X-XXX XE , X- ...,.. .X .. . . A 1 - ix if 'P 5 SSX . Tri? .' X-'- F is ... 11 . X 'ii ...F-Xxs.. Xa X- TX . se . . .X 1 - .... ' a--sx f .Qs -i-i- P 1- ...siiiy 'ETX I sw Q 1. RX ., ng . susg -fu sv- t A X. he .- 1 sg:-. sg ss. is Q .X.s..Xsg . - 5 gsm.. S . L SQ PSX .. Q as ii-. X s-X- -- H sesX--k sys. x A .X K SKLQXNS .Xi psi RN A W X. NQESQX 55 fsg - 5: s N X..Ss'--.ff X..s1s.X kgs si. .K in nj-S SXg5Q..NssXsig XXX Xgg E gcc f. 5-fX...i1 -X1 i s X fs ...Q X' X sf .isli jf: 'sit F .1 sw? 1 .. ei- 1' f 5 fb' X is . ...X ' XX, A . sissy X. A A .....4ssXsX XXX ' T' if A X is: X X' I QQFX T . XXX-X i ...... . X. - foxes XX....tb.gg5s ..... gi tx..-X53 is X ,. .X A -X .. X.C.s..X Q4 X . 1, ..........tti5X 6 K . X : .xp Qi gs X .. SSXS5 : 5 2 Si kg . ng .... .. .-W X-'X XTX X5'i'Qf5S'5'wW 'P ' f-Tips -59 Awssss.-iQQ1i3.i-easrsiiFifi1 X. f..: .aw ifffwsw-.ss-sf' fl sfix-'Xi XYSQXWXSSF-5SsWff?w

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MAX HERMANN Max is a hail fellow well-met . He was an enthusiastic member of both I-Ii-Y and Glee Club. He was always ready with an encouraging smile and a cheerful approval of others. WJACK HOFFMAN Here is the lad who refutes the statement that a pun is the lowest form of humor. His ready wit is perhaps the reason for his holding so many in the school, and a keen mind which made him valedictorian of the January class and a National Honor Society member. EMMET HOYE Here is a boy who would rather go fishing than do anything else in the world. He enjoys this sport more than school clubs or sports. JOHN HOAR John has been our little giant in dramatic and forensic activities. He played major parts in Ladies of the Jury, and Fashion and be- longed to the National Honor Society. JACK HENDERSON' Jack is to be remembered for his outstanding athletic activities, his playing on the football team for three years and basketball team for two years and his competing in intra mural Spms WILLIS HOLLOWAY Here s a boy whos an artist in more ways than one he draws and can play the accordion And lf you dont believe that farming 1S his hobby just ask him' ROBERT HENDERSON? Bob has been outstanding in sports 1n his high school career He has participated in every major and minor game specializing in basket ba JAMES Hoon Behind his quiet reserve Jim hides an apprecl able amount of intelligence and wit He is a member of the Science Club preferring it in the interest of thoroughness, to limit his activities DICK JESSEN When Dick isnt busy with his duties as PFCSI dent of H1 Y and Glee Club he IS scaring the poor girls with his motor cycle His pleasant c untenance and the putt putt of his cycle will be sorely missed He possesses the qualities of the four fold code of the National Honor Society to which he belonged BOB ISLEY Bob is the little big man about school During his three years he has been active in the H1 Y and Glee Clubs as well as holding a position on the News Staff In his last year he was elected f to the National Honor Society lmuarx Fra ate Q QX Xgwxxx N X X to X xss N XXX Sv Q X X X mx XXNQR RN Sims khs XS SX XXX xx X S mm NSMX Q xx Xsx X s R s his ss W sms XM xxx xx X X X XX Q xx xXx x X NX X N X N X Wsixx Nxt xxs A x X x QCA X XQX YNY XXX S Q xx NN Qs xx ss SX We N NX xxsxixs Qx S xnxx X xxx X X QX X X Ns XX yes XXQSX XX X Q XX Sm ss xv X Q X ,s s QQ .xsssxg NK X XX g xg W X ss X X YW 'X s N XX X IZ4 exe

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X x X xx XXX xxx x x xx X5 SX IXXXX xx X X X X N Xxx X x X X x Xx x x XNQX NSN Xxx X XM xxx XM X XX X x wx NNN xx X xx x x X xx x A xkxsbx Nsxx Vs xx xwxexxst XNXX xwxx y KARL KUEHNX ' Karl is famed for his membership in the Motor- i cycle Club as well as for being vice-president of his class. Hunting is his favorite way to spend 1 spare time. He also manages traffic on assembly days. W EDITH KROMPAS . Edith has majored in domestic science and is known for her neatness. Her hobbies are col- lecting popular songs and hiking. WILLIAM KRIEGER Bill confesses to an interest in airplanes and enjoys making models. He loves baseball - even to the extent of staying home to listen to the report of the World Series. Eh? WILLIS HEINIE Quiet and unassuming-this lad has maintained as his outside interests sports of various types. GENEVIEVE LAR SEN Gene has alwavs demonstrated her ability to get along well with people through her alertness. her unselfishness, and her interest in others. Her talent is essentially dramatic while her hobby is collecting stamps JAMES LEES Quiet unassummg Jim as business manager of the News has had the Job of securing ads for that paper He was elected secretary of the Glee Club of which he has been a member for the last three years As an artist he is also deserving of praise PAUL LINCOLN There IS at least one fun maker in every class' Paul s swagger which plainly tells you that he is Gods gift to Tosa High will be sadly missed after his departure 'FBEATRICE LEVIANT Coming to our school from Detroit Michigan 1932 Beatrice entered no activity until her senior year when she Joined Patrol The theatre and swimming are of interest to her WINIFRED LOOMIS Wherever a crowd congregates whether in school or outside look for Wyn shell be the center Elected to our Council and National Honor Society in her sophomore and Junior years respectively she is the proud edltor of this years annual and humbly beseeches your approval of this Pennant WILLIAM LIEBNER Bill likes sports and belonged to both H1 Y and Glee Club Two of his pet hobbies are readlng and collecting stamps We are sure hell be a professional librarian lanual x C rarluatcs KX X X x X N x X XXX X tx t X Xxx X X X x N Xxx 'xxx N XX X xx X xx X x X X xt x X ws xgx X kkxxx iQ X X Nxt x X fwff W NN Qywmm ax Xsx x X AX X Xx K X x x XM' wx Xsxxx x x X x Nxxg XQXXEEX xx XXXm l26 . , . , . . . A . , , IH . . , 1 ID - . O 1 , - . A . 4' , . . ' , . . , tt..t N t.t..tt... ...,...rr ..t....otttt..t....tt.t......,...,r,..tt..., 5 t..r,t..r..rr.t.t...o.,t...t t.t..tt..r. ttrttt rtt. t.ttt..t...........ttt,.....C....t,,,....t....,t.,.........tt,ttt,t.... tt.tt. . .tttt,. , ....ttttt........,tt,. , ...ttttttt , ..r.. t ttt..t.. t.t..t. N ts..ttt i 5 S : is ,fx 3:-g.xw,1xQXj.Q.sq. XXX i g x :. 3 . Q, xi gg, AW? X sis ct, 3 x iss-Lgx Nl, . x XX i V N EQ Q X .xx .t... ge' ,suv in X -,x . .t.. MX h xx xi -kkkkkkk is H Ax Y t h, .r,. Q -E I yx.:..s,.s... : sq.-x xv-QX X - fxiw VX?-.i.--seq X xx X, Nx tx' .s is Qfggr Nj.. sbs 3 sYxteEXtle X tifitltx NX it ......t. .r.....t . .Xb Q Xxxxxsw K it to X .xwsgg x N xx 0 xgmk X 5 . ' r X .x 1 . Ni - ' -Rv sttc E :flr W, Xue VITY Ii 'X - , x 4, Q- ' pg x Q 5 Q x t wx N .... Q. s's ssse . xrsss'NNss-s x xv N xv' V- xx.xf..f'i1 :Q f a x - ' Xxx Xxx? W x N XNNMYYN..---SNQ -x fps- .S xkxss , Q we1X,,.w.S X X sxs ,C ax --'Q s psy.-5-:X?' xt 3 X wit xs N, x se I A s , X- QQ fzaifg 5 t s S W' , 1 .- X 1- x s ts -' S XYX...t-' WMM is ' X t s ' S Vi E tx ' Q X R.-1- A M. Q :HN X Wx we so .x X Q 5 r -'xx fx Q O W X N' I f 'H-nfs-ir.. 5.xte..x Qs. X X . .t.. A Q. x - X xqets -X an A Q Qxggsil x sx X - ,V,,V,,Y,,Y, ,Q M, l lc: .,....ff Q. sa -- A tw xs xx xx - X.-,A N ,, Ns ef: QWCQQ t hx Ss Q x. X V,VVV a,w.w.sxM-,S A, X, xr tx-A t st as .I x. 5:9 55 gg X s A x x x N h , we ,gs -xxx,:-3.x,5v. N, xxvxsx 3 :get x X 1 . tx . Q ses ' . xx.. sx.-J - Q -N 'Q S km X s to Q - r S+ ::' MS V .Q x si'-sw We K. xx xref at as-N si X 2sf:1:'g'f- S SQ- s X N .gifs , .... .. ........... ..........,.....,,,.,.,,,,..,t,......, . ,..... f .,... ii ,.... i .-..- iii .-... lfif ........ x f22f1ii1-xiii