West Allis High School - Wamago Yearbook (West Allis, WI)

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INTERCLASS VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS Left to Right. Mildred Dahlbeck, Marion Stancevic, Helen lung, Doris Conley, Violet Laich, and Helen Bukovcan. PING PONG Singles and Doubles lst, 2nd, and 3rd place winners, Left to Right. Delores Wieczorek, Dorothy Marliewicz, Iosephine Repoosch, lean Howlingson, lane Straw, Ann Babick, Iosephine Windishrnan, and Irene Spychalslci W. A. CLUB SPEEDBALL CHAMPS First Flow, lane Hill, Nancy Covic, Mildred Borkovich, Marion Siancevic, Second Row Gladys Klinit, Iosephine Repoosch, Helen lung, Margaret Hikade, Echo Eastlund. Third Row Vivian Steinbach, Marie Lochner, Irene Spychalski, Helen Buchovan, Emily Kacikars

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The way to a mans heart rs through hrs stomach Conse guently the grrls 1n the Home Fc department are worklng xndustrtously to learn how to prepare temptmg drshes to en snare the hearts of all the elrgrble yo.1ng boys around school Cheese souffle Apple Brown Bettyl Angel Food Cakel The names of these delrcrous drshes cant compare wtth the delectable flavors of therr attempts The grrls are tn luck too because rt s leap year lf the boys can some houv or other res1st leap year they wont be able to resrst when those aromas come seeprng mto every room However not to be outdone by those takrng cookrng the grrls rn the sewrng lab sl1de slrtherrngly rnto a sheer rayon dress or a tarlored su1t smart enough to catch the eye of any modern boy yet mexpenstve enough to make htm reahze she knows money values In connectton w1th these two groups we also frnd the homemakers who prepare the datly menus for the students consumptron and the survey grrls who are learnmg all the trrcks of the trade of keeprng a house rn good order These grrls are those who rn future years wrll be keeptng a house for therr one and only So better beware boy l Remember th1s 19 leap yearll Undoubtedly the largest department wtth approxtmately 586 boys enrolled rn the stx ma1or courses for two hours a day rs the lndustrral Arts Th1s department has grven more students a defrnrte vocatronal freld to follow than others and thus has helped more boys rnto lndustry than most courses One of the brg hrghlrghts the department present ed was an open house held on Aprrl 24 Movtes and shop vtsttatron were features of the eventng Th1s prolect was part of the departments plan to acquarnt the communtty w1th the work conducted rn the hrgh school shops Students demonstrated for parents and fnerds the care operarron and productron of the machrnery Others acted as gurdes through the productrve shops Wtth Mr Van Duzee draft1ng teacher at the head of the rndustrral arts department seven other teachers xnstruct students rn work Mr Errckson draft1ng Mr Hughes auto mechantcs Mr Knoblauch electrrc and machtne shop Mr mg Nr Zarltng auto mechan1cs A handbook explarnrng Stone machrne shop Mr Sturm prrnt the advantage of takrng courses for drfferent ktnds of rndustrral occupat1or1s was put out by department head Mr Van Duzee I M , . A f . . V l V I ' T X . , , . 1 1 1 , A . L . . , . 1 , , , . . 1. 11 O . . . o. , . .. I 1 1 . . . . J A I 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 I ' ' I I ' I V ' I 4 ' 1 , .. , . , . .