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

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Qs 'is-f MR. LANDGRAF-Ronald Bed- narek is very attentive while Mr, Landgraf checks his drafting work. All those lines can get complie cated but Mr. Landgraf is there to straighten you out. If 5 MISS ADAMS-Hopes for warm water are often heard while standing in line for towels and swimming suits. But either cold or warm they're sure to go in. xx 4 QL 'ft 1 x R 1 ce, 5 '- Nr MISS SCHERER-All those books filled with learning and Miss Scherer is there to keep them neat and in order until needed. The book store is always ready with those needed supplies for your classes. srtwefr., Iliff 5 my 55.10735 CUM 9000: f sa it S ,ii-' MR DICK Patience is really needed by Mr Dick at the tardy desk He listens at tentlvely to your story about the flat tre or the broken alarm clock and then gives you his verdict in blue or white MISS RALEIGH Every morning Miss Raleigh is sure to have many visitors all patiently waiting to have locker problems solved Remarks can be heard around the locker office saying I better find that key before I go broke but Miss Raleigh is always there with the keys iust in case. x l Q !':f ff'

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fs vw T57 MRS IRENE OBRIEN and MR ROBERT DICH Spe cial education classes are an important part of our curriculum In the past years the efforts of Mrs OBrien and Mr Dlch have brought them success instructing these classes MISS LILLIAN DAVIS Repairing books is all part of a librarians rob is Davis takes advantage of this oppor tunlty as a chance to relax and d something she enloys besides keeping the library in perfect running order MR THOMAS VRABECK Skipping school hasnt paid off in the past few years because Mr Vrabeck sees that his lab of catching truant students is done as completely possible 15214336 MR HARLAN SMALL In order to get a license and keep it nt is necessary to know fundamentals of the road the way they should be known Mr Small is qualified MRS. PEARL SCHMITT- Believe it or not Roy Gerloff has a pulse. Mrs. Schmitt after hear- ing the basis for our discomforts offered ad- vice and did all she could to relieve them. to teach the essentials of sportsmanlike driving. Students take the course for a semester in their sophomore year. ll

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