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

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Benin' ANDERSON, SYLVIA Andy Here's to the lass with the husky voice, For an A-l girl she's still our choice. ANlCl-l, EMILY Em Sure, Lana Turner's hair is blond, too, but Em's is natural, BAGURDES, BETSY Bugs A girl that's cute, petite, and sweet, who owns our favorite smile. BEHLING, EILEEN Red Ask Eileen who can't be beat, The answer will, of course, be Pete. BENKER, lRENE 'il.T.B.' The shining light of the lanuary grads, BEST, WlLLlAM Bill' Our football team was really blest Because as a player, Bill was the best. CARUS, RlCl-IARD 'Carrots' Rich Carus has sealed his fate, He left his heart in 238. Cl-HPMAN, CLAYTON Clate' He thinks high school girls are keen, But, after all, he is a marine! DONCHEVICH, ANGELINE Angie Silence is golden. DUMKE, RUTH 'Ruth' Always ready to do her part, A girl with a kind and willing heart. EGGERT, CLARlCE Eggy' Third finger, left hand. FORCUCCI, EUGENE i'Ger1e' Musicians are said to be temperamental, How about that, Gene? EOTH, BEVERLY Bev' Tall and graceful, and a sense of humor, too: Without Bev l don't know what we'd dof ERANZ, LOIS 'Tatso' Why worry? There's no future in it. GEHRKE, LOIS Loie' A mischievous smile, a twinkle in her eye, lt's no wonder few boys pass her by. GERLOEF, AUDREY Silver Her favorite Ccolor?J is 'Red'. GIESFELDT, IOHN Giesensch1ag A swell personality, a first-rate artist, too, We grads think he's tops, we bet you do, too. GRATZ, LEROY 'lGratz Would you ever believe it? He used to be shy.

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HELESTONE, GLORIA Gloria School days were fun, But now l'm glad they'ro done. HEYWOOD, ROBERT 'lBob lt's rnuch more fun to make history than to study it. HIGH, HELEN Betty Did a streak of lightning just flash by? Look again, could be Helen High. HILL, BETTY ANN Hill She may seem quiet, even reserved, But just watch out when she's perturbed. HOILE, IEANNE leannie I should stay home and study, but? HOOPER, ALVOY Bubbles She does pretty well for herself. HRUSKA, ROBERT Whitey He has blond hair, he's tall and slim, He likes the girls, and they like him. lOHNSON, GAYLORD Gay Womenl I'll never understand 'ernl KAlSER, MARY ANN Kaiser We can just imagine what an awful wail Was raised by her classmates when Mary left Hale. KELLER, ARLENE Kussy Did you ever know anyone else who could have so much fun laughing at nothing? KILLIAN, MARGARET Marge A friendly girl with a friendlier smile. KLEMEN, BETTY Betty Who me? l'm just bored. KOCH, IOHN Cook Some like girls tall, some like 'em short, some like long bobs, or some like curls, But as for me, I'll just take girls, LOEHE, IOHN johnny Sounds familiarg I must have memorized it for English. LOIACANO, CHARLES Charlie His future is planned, he knows what he'll be, He-'ll become one of those famous fidlers three. LYMAN, BEATRICE Beattie School may not be a place for play, But I like to do it anwayf' MACHO, IAMES lim Sure, George Washington was great, but what's he got that l haven't got? MCCAMBRIDGE, ALBERT Mac To get out of Work is easy as pie- All that you need is a good alibi. tx W I 2 Ill 0l'S AQXBH