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

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LAMP, WALTER Walter The 'light' of the class. LANGNER, ARLINE Arline Smiling and vivacious, Charming and gracious. LARSEN, ANDREW Andy A jolly lad, chuck full of fun, He's always nice to everyone. LONCARIC, LORRAINE Lorraine To be efficient in her own way Is her aim throughout the day. LUKIC, KATHERINE Katie She is sometimes glad, sometimes sad, Sometimes mischievous, but never bad. MADERCIC, IOSEPH Eight Ball He's not so tall, but me, oh, myl The rumpus he raises without half a tryl MAEL, VIVIAN Viv Whatever the task may be She always does it cheerfully. MAGNUSON, NORMAN Maggie He's handsome, he's friendly, he's also smart, To combine these three is quite an art. MAHNKE, LEONA Leona When she will, she will, and you can depend on it, But when she won't, she won't, and that's the end of it. MARLEWSKI, LEONARD f'Bumbo Happy-goelucky, from worries l'm free, Nothing in the world bothers me, MATITZ, MARY IUNE Iunie A nicer girl you couldn't find- Always sweet, always kind. MCPEEK, RUTH Ruth A cheerful gal with Winsome ways- The proof that optimism pays. MEHNER, LOIS Lo Full of fun and mischief, too, Doing things she shouldn't do, MESICK, ROBERT Bolo All the world loves a lover. MEYER, MARGIE Margie Vivacious and charming, With a smile quite disarming. MICKA, MAVIS Maisie This little girl has plenty of poise, She always managed to charm the boys. MIHELICH, IUNE 'Tune The reason for so many sighs ls her black hair and sparkling eyes. MILLER, KENNETH Ken He often burned the midnight oil, But never with his daily toil. 1. ,I if Seniors

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eniovs -mf 'A' IHLENFELDT, IUNE lime Your gentleness shall force more Than your force move us to gentleness. lWON, ELAINE Elaine A thing of beauty is a joy forever. IOHANNSEN, BEVERLY Bev A friendly gal with lots of style, And Bev is cheerful all the while. IOHANNESON, IANE lane School might be fun But l'll be glad when it's done. KOSAKONSKI, AGNES Aggie lt's hard to find a friend like you, In fact, there really are too few. KASTEN, IEAN lean You twirled your baton, and did it Well, toog For all of your work We'd like to thank you. KELAR, WALTER Cornflakes You might be bashful, you might be shy, But as a classmate you rate quite high. KELLER, AUDREY Keller The boys always fall For a girl that's small. KELLER, FLORA Flora She likes to talk, she's never quiet, In fact it is her steady diet. KETOFF, GEORGE George George's success in things dramatic Without a doubt is most emphatic. KIESTER, LUCILLE Lucy Washington, here l come! KLATT, BARBARA Barbs It's quite a trick to be so sweet, Barbara simply can't be beat. KOMAR, ALICE Alice At times she's quiet, at times she's not Either way, we like her a lot, KOSTICH, FRANCES Frannie Frannie's an athlete, you'll find none better. She did so well she Won a letter. KOUTSKY, MARGARET Marge Blithe and light-hearted, cheerful and QCIYI Margie's quite carefree the whole live- long day. KRENZIEN, LA VERNE LaVerne' She played in the band and did her part, And she did it Well right from the start' KRUEGER, RODNEY 'Roddy' He really has a clever wit, .But he's quite shy in using it. KUEHN, HELEN Helen' Corridors were made to walk in, Not for little maids to talk in. I 1 1 1 1 1

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Beniors NEBEL, MARION Sy In speech and gesture, form and face, She showed she was of gentle race. NELSON, EUGENE l'Gene When lessons get a little tough, Why, just make a little bluff. NEWMAN, PATRICIA Pat Truly Irish and as pretty as they come And in her subjects she's not so dumb. NOREM, INGA 'Inga' So meek and so gentle And not temperamentalf' NOWICKI, DAVID Dave We've certainly missed our friend Davey Ever since he joined the Navy. NYCZ, HELEN Netz She's a regular rascal, demon as well, What she's up to you never can tell. OBRADOVICI-I, VIOLET Vi It's not for me to Work when others play, I'll do my work some other day. OLSON, RALPH Ralph A scientist of the first magnitude. PARMALEE, MARY IEANNINE Lucky A lover of mischief, sunny disposition, She'd love to skip school and just go fishin'. PAUCEK, LILLIAN Lil When joy and duty clash, Let duty go to smash. PFEIEFER, DORIS Doris A maiden fair, a maiden jolly, Opposed to all that's melancholy. PICOLLI, ANGELINE Angie An athletic Miss Who's also quite Witty, And besides all this, we think she's pretty. PIPER, LOIS Laurie All the lads they smile at me When coming through the hall. POND, DONALD Don Not a sinner nor a saint, perhaps, But, Well-the very best of chaps. PONZI, I-IUBERT Ponzi Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy we have here- . When he plays, the crowds all cheer. RATZMANN, HARRIET I-Iarriet' An athletic girl, neat as a pin, Whatever she does, she does to Win. RICHARDSON, IOANNE Io' She'd sing or she'd Whistle all day long, You never could tell when sl'1e'd burst into song. RISCI-I, WILMA Wilmer' Tall and slender, Sweet and tender. I I 1 I