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

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1 7' 3 Freshmen brrght eyed and eager to begrn a new phase of lrfe at Central clrmp the starrs to therr dventure ln a few shot months they fall rnto the fast movrng pattern of school l1fe cheerrng the team new a on to vrctory crammrng for tests feelrng the excrtement of report card day and experrencrng the magrc of the prom Not only do these freshmen study drlrgently the academrc and curncular work out they also enter rnto t e extra Curr cular actrvrtres offered at Central whrch ard and gurde thern n frndrng therr lrfe s work Three short years at Central change these trmrd freshmen rnto resolute senrors eager to partrapate rn the corrtmunrty lfe outsrde of school Whrle they are here the teachers advrsers and upperclassmen help to f burld the mrnds and bodres of these freshmen sound and strong so that they rnay become upstandrng crtrzens o Amerrca 1 . . - I ' 1 - , Akyk A' 4' .lf ' 1 ,J y J r X , ,Z Q' I . 51-. ', f .Lg x, ' - ,V .N X -,N ,f l y Xe x ' A 3 Hx ' ,Q . rf' 3 ' X 'V . 1 5, ,LF 2, 3 Q-fi, uf-I 'X L rf t 1. v X. , by ' i :Nj X f pf ', .. i - .J -Q.. tsu- bl K' '-'H N: W if ' 5 5' I .., .Ll ' v ' T 0 f J F . mf 5-.1 1 'fx'--QW' 1' ' . I , I , M A I . . . V .. . . , . . ' l ' , , ' - , , ' ', .

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3 v-Y S.,- vw, tention e and J.. M ss oe Bru n s are tae honor of wer stu e s e .and 'ndrs t i tes aelve S rvsws-'Y .. .J. , ' bat l teral.yi aen a e b de ta eweli to Lat N t'i these words r rging in 9 ssun' ,1 posse vide ey can who La lslave Espanola 'The Spanish Keyl unlocks the gates of a mysterious land and opens to the 1nquir1ng rngnd of the student an enormous vista of Spain. This rnagic garden ot beauty, culture, art, and rnusic is revealed under the able teachings of Professora De Bruin. A tower used in Roman times is the sub- Miss De Bruin calls attention to a rnap of ject discussed by Miss Blackboume and Bet- the country of our neighbors to the south K s-'qty 4, l