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

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fill ,Za Je Akai, Q CAMERA CLUB Wllllan Glesfdelt Mr Teske Galen Gerber Norman Stlckney Charles Zenz The Camera Club under the dlrectlon of Mr Teske engaged 1n camera hlkes taklng snapshots as they went along Those 16 mlle h1kes dldnt even fatlgue Mr Teske' The best plctures were exhlblted ln the llbrary Presldent of the club Chuck Zenz took the snapshots for the montague on page 59 The tralnlng ot future Edlsons by the Tesla Marcom Club was agaln put under the guldlng hand of Mr M j W Phllllps The club pre ented certaln clty schools wlth dlsplays of sclence and lnventlon stamps Other projects embraced work on polarlzed l1ght and on the l1ght beam modulator Merval Oleson Robert Plttlekow and Mlke Chobanlan held Off-ICCTS posltlons TESLA MARCONI CLUB llS 1 l- 111 W 11 C ul ley anna 1 e onl lx nne h -Il obs ll Bal A len Mallxu Merxal Oleson Phylll Werner Mllle Chnlannn Carl Mes ll I l 1 ,I - Y ' 9 , . . . . , . . ' 9 , . . . . , . 1 S . . . . . l . , .. . . . . , . . lf':l Row: Belly LGIVVIOY, Il l- belh llling. Lillian Bruening. M. j. , Pllllllfls, Chg 'lolle ary. A ' H1 '. C3111 Ulllnl y. Sec l Row: 'e t ic -Iac ' 'l an. 1' e ssen, vw. 1 . l 'ir'

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ef fa we M Love Thy Neighbor. The Mecca theme for this year was a noble one, and in these troublesome times, possible only in our United States. Th annual Christmas program presented by the club consisted of a movie of Dickens' famed A Christmas Car- ol. The girls enjoyed wholehearted fun when they attended :1 Kid's Party in the gym March 28. Each Meccaite dressed like a little girl was accompanied by a girl dressed as a little boy. Lollypops and children's games were the order of the night. Anita Ziegenhagen, president of the club, reigned as queen at the Mecca Easter promenade. The formals, school clothes, and date apparel were modeled by teachers and girls from Mecca. Number 13 had no fears for the Hi-Y, for the club's thirteenth annual Minstrel and Vaudeville show was another success. Mr. Werner organized and directed a program that offered comedy, tragedy, fun, and seriousness. The interlocutors were john Gustafson and Ted Barr, while the black endmen were Ray David-- son, Charles Bennett, Milton Krueger, Bob Hankel, Bill Glye, and Bob Babick. Among the guest speakers at the Hi-Y this past year were members of the Milwaukee Chiefs, Walter Mehl, Chuck Fenske, and many others. The boys were active in outside work. HI-Y van, Frank Chudy. First Row: Richard Gawronskx Robert Harwick Mathew Biwersi, Fred Mahnke Arthur Krimmer Mr. Werner, jerry Zrimsek, Edward Blacszazk james Cable, Charles Francis, Norman Aber joseph Narewski. Second Row: Robert Schupe Robert Doerfer, jack Hansen, Ray Kriegsman Ray jockini son, Bruce Koth, Tony Laga Robert Haase Al Hansen, Eugene Higbie, Bob Bablch Perry Thomp son, jacob Carian. Third Row Le Roy Berglm Dan Lange, George jurovich, Herb Kaminski Ray Davidson, Don Ferch, Dan Seculich Harold Winters joe Champa, Byron Batchelder Vernon Babicheck Fourth Row: Carl Mesick, Bill Glye john Gustaf son, Walter Segrist, Ted Barr Bob Hankel Don Heller, Robert Friedl, Ludgard Emelity james Miller. Fifth Row: Bill Koepsel Mickey Krueger Fredrick Terry, Richard Hobbs Walter Kobs james Horton, Charles Bennett, Karl Berglin LeRoy Dono

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