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

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ROELKE, AUDREE Audree No one knows what mischief lies Behind those laughing, big brown eyes. ROOZEN, BEVERLY Bev A pleasant little girl with a million-dollar smile Who'll always try to make your life worth-while. ROZMAN, lOl-IN ulOhn A truly bashtul lad. SALMIERI, NANCY Nancy With that twinkle in her eye, Life for her is never dry. SANDOLINO, ROSE Dixie Our Rose by any other name would still be just as sweet. SARENAC, MELISSA Mitzi With mischief she's full up to the brim, And this peppy girl really knows how to swim. SCI-IEPKA, MARYANNA Scheppie Some think the world is made for fun and trolic, And so do I. SCHIMANSKI, MARIORIE Marge A mild and modest maiden, she, Her sweetest charm-simplicity. SCHIMMEL, WILMER Schimmel He always loved to tease, But he also got his work with ease. SCHNEIDER, MARY x'Mary She was quiet-at times. SCI-IVVEITZER, GLORIA Gloria Active and dependable is this little lass, She'll long be remember by the '45' class. SCI-IWEITZER, IOAN loan School breaks up the day sol SCOFIELD, MILDRED Millie Quiet, but nice- She gives good advice. SCROBELL, MARGIE Marge As merry as the day is long, SEEMAN, ROSEMARY 'Rosie She loves to tease, she loves to play, She loves to work, sometimes, they say. SERKOWSKI, LE ROY PeeWee Give me my boots and saddle. SEVERSON, AUDREY Audrey This little girl so sweet and shy Has caused many a boy to sigh. SIMON MARGUERITE Mar uerite I Q All good things come in small packages. E eniors

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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

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Senior SMARELLA, FLORENCE 'Tlossy' The later one gets to school, the shorter the day is. SMOLE, RUDOLPH 'Rudy' Music soothes the savage beast, We don't mind his in the least. SPREDEMANN, IOYCE Ioyce' A pretty girl with a gleam in her eye, ll only she weren't quite so shy! SPRENGLER, IMMANUEL Immie' He liked to play dumb, but he really was wise, And he always wore the flashiest tiesl STARCK, KENNETH Ken' When he tried to be serious, the twinkle in his eye betrayed him. STELTER, MERLYN Merlyn' lust when the classroom was so nice and quiet, He'd tell a joke, and cause a riot. STOWE, ELIZABETH Bette' Theres hardly a thing that she doesn't know, As smart as a whip was our Bette Stowe' STRAND, ROBERT Bob' He edited the paper, debated on the sidep A student of history - he's Central's pride. TERRY, IRWIN Terry' Never gloomy, always gay- An Army flier he'll be some day. THIEDE, DOLORES Dodo' Dorothy and Dolores are the Thiede twins, Dolores is the one that grins. THIEDE, DOROTHY Dot' This twin laughs, so it's easy to see That this one's name is Dorothy. TIETZ, ROBERT Eager Beaver' He's had six hours in the air, And flying is his only care. TOBIASON, ROBERT Toby' Why is it that the handsome lads Are bashlul even when they're grads? ULWELLING, IAMES Hlames' Why study?-I know it all. UMLAND, RICHARD Dick Ah, womenl USAREK, WALTER Waiter Never a care, never a hurry. lust one girl's his only worry. VAN DAM, LAWRENCE Lawrence Friendly, but not much noise, He's one of Central's busy boys. VANDENBERG, VIRGINIA Vandy' As long as boys and girls walk two by two There'll always be a boy for you.