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

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5enior EASTLUND, PAULINA Paulie She that Was ever fair and never proud Had tongue at Will, and yet was never loud. EATON, DONALD Don' He's quiet in school-but afterwards! EMERICI-I, EDWIN Ed' He's quiet and shy But an all 'round guy. EVANS, IUNE 'tlune' ' Ii you want to hear a joke or two Talk to Iune, she'll tell a few, EXNER, WALTER Exner' Still Waters run deep. EECHTNER, THEODORE Ted' He has a grin that gets him by, With Ted around no subject's dry. EOLTZ, BETTY Betty Charm and grace With a lovely face. FREDRICHSDORF, HARVEY I-Iarvey' He looks like a scholar with his glasses But oh, how he loves to skip classesl EREUND, DORIS Doris' She's lots of fun with plenty of spirit But when it comes to work-she'll never fear it. ERIEDBACHER, IOAN Ioan' To see her is to love her, And to love but her forever. GAWRONSKI, DANIEL Dan' He was king of the prom in '44 He now wants to join the Army Air Corps. GAWRONSKI, ROBERT Bold A dashing lad with quite a shy gring There's hardly a girl's heart that he can't win. GESME, BARBARA Barb' Shes a small town girl Vlfho gave Central a whirl. GIBLIN, RUTH 'Cibs' Her head may be in the clouds, But her feet are on the ground. GIGOVVSKI, DOLORES Teddy 'Giggles' Gigowski always has her chewy Where she gets it, we wish we knew. GLITZ, RICHARD l'Dick' Actions speak louder than Words. GRAPE, IUNE Doody' Full ot fun with loads of vim, She really likes her work in gym. Y, DAVID Dave 'life is a jest and all things show it, QNX I thought so once, but now I know it.' 1 f

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CARLSON, DOLORES Dolores From this lass we scarcely heard a Peep? But who hasn't heard 'siill waters run deep ? CHALTRY, RICHARD Dick I-Ie's tall and dark and not hard on the eyes So Dick's well-liked by all gals and guys. CHURCHILL, AVIS Winnie lust look at those twinkling eyes of blue! They hold so much mischief they'll dazzle you. CONNELLY, MARY ELLEN Red She has lots of freckles and lovely red hair So this fair colleen causes boys lo stare. CORAK VIOLET Cork 1 Y A form more fair, a face more sweet Ne'er hath it been our lot to meet. CROISATIERE, SHIRLEY Shirley A pleasant girl with a pretty faceg ln the Drug Contest she won first place. DALRYMPLE, DAVID Dolly So full of humor and of wit 'Dolly' can't help making a hit. DE MARES, GENEVIEVE len As class secretary she did her bestg We're glad we picked her from all the rest. DEMSHAR, MABEL Mabes Happy am lg from care l'm freeg Why aren't they all contented like me? DICK, ADRIAN Dick He worked on the annual as editor-in- chief And now that it's finished what a reliefl DIEFEENBACH, ARLENE Arlene So cheerful and friendly and helpful, too. lf only there were others like you. DLAPA, IOHN Iohn School-I 'spose it's necessary. DOERFER, RICHARD HDGII May this be my policy forevermore: Stoop to nothing but the door! DOOLEY, SCOTT Scott Give me time-I'll growl DRIEVER, KATHRYN l'Kathie Ad astra per asperaf' DUNCAN, MARY ANN Mary Ann Black hair-friendly smile, And she's happy all the while. DUTSCHECK, HELEN Stella Which twin is this? Think this is Helen. Or is it Stella? There's really no tellin', DUTSCHECK, STELLA Helen The other Dutscheck twin is she- But which is which really baffles me. ff eniors

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GROI-I, MARILYN Corky 'llvfarilyn likes a sailor who's sailing far away, And Marilyn always writes to him every single day. GROHALL, BERNICE 'lBernice She might have seemed a quiet one But after school she had her fun. GULLICKSON, ROBERT Bob Quiet and shyp A remarkable guy. GULLICKSON, SALLY Sally Full many a flower is born to blush unseen And waste its sweetness on the desert air, GUSTAVSEN, DELAYNE Dede A gentle Miss with a Winsome way You'd like to meet her any day. GUTSCHE, IAMES uhm A quiet lad with a thoughtful heart, In the knowledge of animals he's ex- ceedingly smart. I-IAEFNER, ELMER Elmer His blush doesn't know how to playg It loves to betray him in every way. I-IALL, BEATRICE Bea Short, 'n sweet, 'n sunny. HAMMER, LOUIS Louie Theres always a crowd when he starts to play. A famous musician he'll be some day. HARTWIG, IRIS Iris Friendly Iris has a smile That makes her friendship well worth- while. HASS, IULIANN Hlulie Never idle a moment, but thrifty and thoughtful of others, HASTRICI-I, LUCILLE Lu The girl whose hair is long and wavy Likes a lad who's in the Navy. I-IOBBS, IEAN lean For the fine work she did in band We'll give this girl one mighty hand. HOPKINS, IEAN lean It's nice to be natural When you're naturally nice, HORAL, IOYCE Ioyce I count that day lost whose setting sun Secs no lad's affection won, HUBBARD, IUNE Iune Very modest and quiet was she, Yet always smiling and full of glee. IIUDY, IERQME Hoody Without his iokes school would indeed be dull. HUMER, MARTHA 'll'fL1mer A peach of a gal with a sense of Humer. If ff fr If fr if if fi 7' fenior