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

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Our vlctory was prophe srzed by the playlng cards, another one of our clever floats Y--Q-'-' Among the outstandnng homecomlng floats H R 237s Not Even Lux Can Stop Our Runs headed the top of the lust according to the ludges .lean Ohl led our band down Greentreld Avenue All eyes mere Qigfd go her Could You It was Helen Kells shlnrng red hair ome em and radiant smlle that llt the way along our gala parade 'QUT EVEN LUX CAN S'l'0P0lllK RUNS

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A proclamatuon was read to our kung and queen by Davld Moran who acted as the courts page Kung and Queen ff' for the Day Central has had many klngs and queens In Its day but we feel that our queen Ruby Ludwtg and kung Donald Slnclaur top the lst HOMECOMING Our homecommg festlvntues took on a new aspect thus year A palace atmosphere was used The kung and queen were crowned at an afternoon assembly Theur next appearance was to pre cede the homeroom floats In the gala parade through West Allns The floats represented almost every thmg lmagnnable for a homecomnng vuctory Even though the game was postponed a homecomung splrlt was ID the aur The dance was held at John Deweys gym At mndnnght the muslc faded and Centrals l957 58 homecommg came to a happy end mg Below IS pnctured the court conslstlng of from left to rnght John Karlovnch Rlchard Kahn Duane Dellenbach Charles Serwm Donald Slnclalr Ruby Ludwig Patrucla Pad den Judith Zramsek Janet Stanley Renee Sengstock Mlchael Affolter and Mary Affolter were the crown bearers x L t ,Q

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The decoration of doors for Christmas is one of our annual events. The decorated doors not only added decor to the building but provided compe- tition between homerooms. That's why the students were never bored, there was always something going on. Each of the winning homerooms se- lected by the judges received tive dollars. H. R. 328 A -. Q., . .s . H. R. 234