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

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,. may f firm. ilfm. Q? 5 I I A ' -f I ,Ar .pr 0 Zip right down to the printing company with this copy! These are familiar words that often rang from 208 as the journalism students worked frantically to get the paper out on time. But no matter how late they were, the paper, through some miracle, always came out on time. This was probably due to the fact that the entire staff always pitched in and helped with the proofreading and headline writing when the chips were down. First Semester EDITOR-IN-CHIEF . . . ..... Geraldine Wisniewski . . . . . . , NEWS EDITORS .........,.. lohn Thompson ...... THIRD PAGE EDITORS ...... Ruth Ouweneel .. FEATURE EDITOR ........,. Eileen Robbins , .. SPORTS EDITOR ............ Art Dallman ..... ADVERTISING MANAGER . , I Paul Accomando . . . PHOTOGRAPHER ........... Eugene Mutter ..... ARTISTS ...,.,... ...., P eter Koenigsberg ..,. 1 f' A Second Semester Dick Lione Ioanette Gaulke Grace Vento Alan Reschenberg Glen DeBruine Paul Accomando Eugene Mutter Sue Lawrence Q,

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fFirlt Howl Corrine Laboda, Lenore Biwersi, Gail Gagnier, Eugene Mutter, Nancy Pyatt, laneen Ellis, Ioanrie Mair, Pat Kuhn. lsecond Howl Ianet Sidolf, Dorothy Starrett, Norma Iohnson, Alan Dooley, Delores Mair, Leroy Brunner, Gordon DeBruine. Cfhird Bowl Ioan Glitz, Edward Wendland, Richard Noeske, lack Bouche, Loren Behm, Veretta Heinichen, Donald Albright, Robert Greskoviak. Ufourth Rowj Frank Kooi, Ray Rasmussen, Russell Steinke, Ronald Cokain, Iohn Petrich. llfitth Bowl Robert Pagel, Iohn Schmechl, Corrine Cox, Marilyn Mueller, Karl Schmid, Geneva Lisiecki, 475. W We'll be glad to play is a familiar answer from the students of the or- chestra who often play for school and private functions. Corrine Loboda was concert mistress oi the orchestra which took an active part in the biennial music festival, the Christmas assembly, the operetta, and baccalaureate. ll irlt Howl Virginia DacOuisto, Christine Goering, Margaret Anderson, Ioan Diedrich, Clarence Steinke. fSocond Rowl Pyatt, Dorothy Mitich.

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fFirst Howl Marita Richmond, Betty Denne, Shirley Wiese, Dorothy Burnett, lean Dagger, Mary Iane Knight, Donna Las- anslce, Marilyn Nibbe, fSecond Howl Pat Taclcman, Virginia Habermann, Nancy La Brush, A u d r e y loiner, Catherine Consolazione, Dione Schoet- zle, Sue Van Horne, Lucille Siegfried: fThird Rowj Ioanne Diedrich, Margaret Anderson, Ruth Robnik, Mildred Gudlin, Gloria D'Amato, Rita Podd, Mary Ann Zevnik, Sophie Ba- biasz, KFourth Howl Beverly Martin, Marilyn Huber, Bev- erly McDermott, Betty lane Lohr, Mary Ellen Newman, loan Straw, Nancy Dion Lia jing lg Claim! 52,4 Central's chorus provides the musical background. This year a mixed chorus and separate girls' and boys' glee clubs were organized to provide a variety of musical interests Popular, semi-popular, semi-classical, and even light opera were sung by members of the chorus classes all ol which were under the direction of Miss Lola Cox lFrom Leltl Eugene Mutter, Fay Komar, lim Knocke, Wil- liam Petushek, Iim Craig, Earl Mueller, Eugene Denny. Charles Iordan, Clarence Tem- ke, Clarence Mlodzik, Harold Bauer, Basil Cummins, Flay Slama, Hugh Edwards, Gary Billings, Duane Wells