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

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d se from pager idors, mms, I will fo be- min- lpass, as A Cappella Present An School's Enrollmenf Shows an Increase Tosa High has a total enrollment of 1313 students this year. The Enumber represents an increase of 49 over the 1264 of last year. According to Mr. Martin there ire 58 senior A's, 365 senior B's, 88 junior A's, 374 junior B's, 83 knphcmore A.'s and 345 sophomore 'Qs 54 1' the-J: 'rm regflsterlnz ln lf. x , . - - ,L-,Z ' '.n-' ,' .U'.'v'wx ' '.M.lil::-is l suhjzfts mu, ,,, YL- Y V Choir and Urchestra to nual Christmas Concert By Barbra. Zuege Music echoing the joyous Yuletide spirit will once again ring out in the auditorium when the orchestra and A Cappella choir present the annual Christmas Concert directed by Mis: Gladys Garness. The program Cupid's Reign Ends Af ValenfineDance Once again Cupid attended the annual Valentine Dance held on Saturday, Feb. 9 from szao to 12. Sonny Muorrs band of the nation played for the occasion. Ir! the cen- ter of the gym a huge revolving 'V-2 rt' -vu mvpended from the ceil- ixg .-if' lvc contrasting red and :L.u-J 11- ghcsouth wall and f:'l .-mll-Tlng' the bal- E 'aft ...lr were made will be given for parents and c. 18, at eight o'clock, and will morning, Dec. 20, for students. To oven the nmm-nm nm my-has. Are You One of Tosa's Snobs LIQUES, CLANS, GANGS - wh at do these words mean tr you for them or against them or, better said, do you belor are you on the outside looking i n? It is recognized that yc dominated by these groups, but what is to be done about it? T: enough. It is all very well to agree that these groups should nr but open to everyone regardless of the wealth and clothes he may comers especially feel the presence Advice to Newcomers To those of you who are new- comers to Tosa or are not satisfied with your friendships and school re- ,,. .. . ,. .ew sug- D mber of Homecoming Parade anced. them I ke new of these unfair distinctions. Suggestions to Clil If you are a member and really want to becom4 ocratic in your friendship: to you to try to make 'I friendly place. We realiz of you don't mean to exclu - You just aren't aware of 1 there are those not in yo1 circles who have as much Are Damp, But Successful lgffigqf Whuwatosa's homecoming parade may have day long rain, but the old Tosa spirit was higher t N N f' which took place last Thursday, started behind t Band In present its way down Wauwatosa Ave. and State St. to Assernbly Concert the Izglon steps, a short program was arranged. Ge al cminnm Georg, Gmvkopfy Mean t On January 17 the Wauvvatosa Classes in Ge Give Original Mysterlously garbed l ' 15.3 yg..mg,on4 ner .un pre, were seen roaming abo V..-L-1 53 'he Park .III r+ ,nceru near room 35 recently w . 35. g.. Chun' T G d M A A do al vanced German classesn ...xt Q hm OSB ra erl S Wal' I Supervision or Mm- MW f 'ng- Piclures Seen in 1 :- Many 'aspiring Tosa artists are J qu.-.ing toward the library this ' ' week to ,-4. 'ur guur nirtnrg, I'Hi5K QUII IU tht BRQ sun mm fur 'llinsa igh. ' ' ' 1 1 -ith j svn: gl ,Hail-,' 'V ' ? 1- ,, I 1-Zuni, 'V -, fw- Hv., Carol Cl 1'-7v.zu. Fer- ,fivnrge Frazer, w fi' .-ve, Nancy 4. '1:r:mr, Charleen -,j...: 1 '.Iupke, 5ldy Hoff- -fssls Hooper, Judy Hunt, . :sie Tatu!-rsmn, Nancy Jensen, V '.:i.4rL.u:: Fodimnn, Joan Killen- - V 'ly'-,vfur-:mv Nam-v rm-N Ruth 1,01-13, - N- v armn, Mu-y speech blass Gives gnome Pm, Cgmedy on DSC. 14 lue scnmmr, 'The Rwmsx, B comedy by Rich, u., Sue Thor. ard snet-mm, is being Prepared by Tyler' Ellen Mm. Gibson's second hour SPC? Mrs, Gibson chose The RW! because this year is the 20001 nlversazy of Shex-idan's birth. T comedy ages place in Bath, E Plans for a New have materialized aid of the Rev. ' . 47 ' H '7'erry. ' might A! ',f':-Azlnff, 'rosa center, who had Holly- been held tu fave free tosses, cele- vatosals brated his retum to the lineup with 'le West a long one-hander to knot. the score C, 7, on with s. few seconds to go. 1 played TOSA 41 - BAY 38 not able The basket starved Red Raiders 1ght de- of Wauwatosa. won their second mm ,,,,.e,.,. ,. , ..., ..., - -, -,.,- son. associate pt land in 1775. It concerns the l watosa Congrega affairs of Captain Absolute, pls Awards Aid Students Educational Benefills ly Shirley Rudmomh chievement and financial ,need are the s for scholarship awards and aid grants d univelsities. Harvard University, Mil- .l, eral Wauwatosa Q ized a program Nancy Godfrey, Barry Nelsen are The Wauwatosa be the scene of tl and the dance w 1:00 mm. Tick ..n.v. f.. .. by Dave Inthrop and Lydia L guun. Pllyed by Shirley Weel Mn. mmprop, portrayed by I bu-a Blmn, is one of the most 1 un: characters in dramatic ll um. Her -fmuapwpismsf much to the humor of the p other actors BIC! Steve Dre 1 , 'nm 'Wllisconsin Ajrscapes and Land- w'i-es'f mt collection. This collec- 1' -'-zpwsents various impressions wrsixfs fields and cities as -12 from the air by the tal- A-ich was displayed at eu' list summer and wlll clus, Tosans will see it on Dec. Church To SPOFISOI' at an all-school assembly. New Yearls Dance view the 38 paintings ln Rhider der to several L. of Wisconsin The ex- ifjl- 'University of Wiscon- -, Sw fourth of a series 'Fi'-ru planned by Glm f'. 1ue rnllerflnn ,uname lives Honors -fffiraduafes as ol Wauwatosa emfrqtly received hon- backs b the Raid Many formerly puzzled sopho- Uleflt Ill Library by Pupils fu be Raider Room Board Attempts Improvement After being upbraided for its vari- ous sins of neglect last year, the Room Board has put its shoul- the wheel and has carried out S.,m,,..+:.-..... c-.. :..-..-...-., A The new bakke, staged a numli act plays' during clal Qnanlrinfte nnl1.f'gvIv1hn 1 Language Shl To Presenf Fil Plans for the Fo Fair, which is bei through the combined ef foreign language teachs musical assistance of Garness, are well under da-te for the umm-n.m,. em-the Many Organizations Parl'ic stead of attempt In Orientation for New Sl'u1 gmores were relieved of their num- 1- emus fears and doubts in the orien- right dh muon assembly held durlng alxm V Next nour on Thursday, Sept. 20. This -1 rs'ty of Wisconsin. Alun. sophomore hon- -'efg of Englneerlng ,ef 11750-51. poll wil semi-annual meeting of new stu- I dents was planned by the orienta- reaction tion committee of the Student f Sensus wCouncil. The committee consisted J 5' , d . . LQ .ace Meyer I-n mittee lot A1 Ba.uma.nn, Carol Clayton, Bill : naw been elected Dewe 1 , . y, Tom Godfrey, Willy Jen- 1'-J -7'1'W ltY of WU' taken an sen, Bill Manly, ma A1 Temuf. .mraee student board lf YOU hi. Maxam: um' Pete, md them cm The assembly took the funn ot .-..-- -I nm-1 .....,1, ... . . n :kit lnahxrlnt two confused sonho- .vil-udahy. Blue D ukes Fall Vlchms . ' 0 0 lb Our Slashmg Tosa 21 - Bay 6 Wauwatosa's Red Raiders, on the strength of their powerful ground game, racked up a.n easy, 21-6, tri- umph over the overrated Blue Dukes of Whitefish Bay, Sept. 21, on the victor's field The visitors didn't Runnmg Attack scoring for the evening. Individual standouts were Spicuz- za, guard Fred Leavens, and back Ron Davey of Tosa, and end Jerry Geyso' and quarterback Tom Mc- Sha.ne of Cudahy. 49l'h State Formed af Girls' and Boys' S'I'a'I'e: Six School continued for six Wauwa- tosa students durlng a week in J une when they attended sessions of Badger Boys' and Girls' States. Bill Baumann, Bernie Bitter, Bill Dewey, Tom Gibson, and Wally Jensen went to Boys' State on the CBJHPUS of Ripon College in Ripon Pandre Stauff at- from June 16-23. f M 'Nite from June 19- 'sity of Wisconsin nn. s and 270 girls Purgolders. Cen And Eau Claire By my wom TOSA 45 - EAU CLAIRE 41 On Dec. 1, Wauwatosan basket- ball fans were treated to one of the most thrilling contests ever seen- in their gym as the Tosa stalwarts rallied to defeat Eau Claire 4541. The Old Abes showed throuzhout Tosans Attend newspaper, The Badger Bugle- Citizen, was issued every momlng. Also a camera club was organized with a prize contest, Boys inter- ested in athletics entered those con- tests. On the last evening a stunt night was held in which almost everyone participated. At Badger Girls' state e. part of the program wus based on voca- tions with movles at the Wisconsin General Hospital. A tour of the state capitol was conducted and +rali+es. Huskies. Lose 'lo Raiders ten points in arrears throughout most of the game. Dave Leichtiuss, Dan Eckoldt, and John Spicuzza showed the way as they scored 14, 13, and 12 count- ers respectively. Mal Monson and Billy Townsend headed Centra1's point-making with 15 and 11 points. Tosa Sets Re In Student F After the money vu and counted, it was I record number of stud1 vantage of student. year. Over 1000 studer money the first day 100 more are 'expected vantage of thin bl Band March Red Feather One of the cholcu positions in the annul Chest Parade held 0 given to the Waui School band. The p tended from N.- 15th Avenue down the M to the Northwestem I Mr. Brendel, band drum majors Eric I Dick McCoy are very the enthusiasm and shown thus far by bs Tanksfers Ac Vicfories to The Wauwatosa s w splashed to two victoril On Saturday, Dec. 8 VVest Rockford 52 to Thursday Dec. 13, through with s. 57 to Whitefish Bay. ' In winning from Wl Tosa took seven out o Bob Jones won the E style in 25.1, and thel to win the 100 yard fr- a time of 159. Other Coeducafion Feafured in In all gym classes a. co-educational progran under way, In the sop ical education group, I cing is the main activl ir' and semor classes lze in co-education which will not start u

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