West Division High School - Comet Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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DALECKY, ROBERT - D'AMICO, BERNARD M His Work consisted of A hard football plugger basketball and Beverly and an expert tickler of Boll. the Boogie Woogie keys. EISENBERG, BEVERLY- ELLENBERGER, HENRY West's fashion show de- -Quiet and shy, a regu- luxe. UMMM. lar guy. DUDOVIC, ELIZABETH- She danced and laughed through her four years at West. ENGEL, ELAINE- Fair Elaine. Her G.A.A. work kept her in such good shape. EBERLE. ELEANOR-You know the saying Blond but dumb. Well, here's the exception to the rule. PIERKE, VERNON-You can Wake up now, Ver- non. English is over. EISENACH, ROBERT S Sometimes we wonder who is smarter, Einstein or Eisenach. FISCH, DOROTI-lYeThe clarinet-playing scientist who is a sure bet for success in anybody's lingo. UIITH CLEHR EUES, LUUH UH THE CUUIITHUS CRISIS GEIST, ARLEEN-Music GLOYD, EDSON-Satur Club and Comet typ- day i Siefert - Danc- ing helped to round out ing. a busy life. GLOYD, lU'NEeHard- working -- Friendly - Lots of fun. 27 GRIPPE, ROSE-She has a ring on that certain finger: so it will be wedding bells pretty SOOTI.

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AMUNDSON, DOROTHY -With her ready smile cmd witty sayings, Doro- thy is destined to bright- en some office. BEYER, BEATRICE-l'll meet you at Whitey's at 6:30. ANDREW, PAULlNEfA sweet Warbler in the choir and a definite in- terest in the air corps. BLUM, ARLENE f She'd beat anyone on the gym floor or at a typewriter. AVNER, SHIRLEY-Some deep dark mystery and much knowledge lurks behind those piercing eyes. BOLL, BEVERLY e She took foods so fast she'd be prepared when Bob popped the question. UUU BELUHGEIJ TU UIEST, Hlllll THE llllllilll BURNS, lAMES i He loaned the choir his fine bass voice for six years. CONGELLIERE, ANN - Remember? She played the French horn in the duet at Commencement. COLE, SHIRLEY - The sweet secretary of her classy also a fancy step- per at Siefert. COPOULOS, GEORGE - West's ticket 1 selling Drug Store Cowboy. 26 BEARD, MARGARET - She liked football hel- mets, dolls, ink, and, of course, Mr. Raisen. BRITTON, LYLE - Play Nola on the sax, Lyle. BENKE, DARWIN f We always wondered wheth- er he'd give the right answer or the usual one. BUDERUS, ANDREE - Andree has been model- ing several years, and we think she is well qualified to continue.

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I-IAAS, GERTRUDE -- That Kosher accent kept us laughing. HEATH, ROBERT-Our own Tyrone Gable? I-IAINES, IUNE M We wonder who's gaining what H. E. C. is losing. HEINRICI-I, LILLIAN 4 Lillian won all our love with her sweetness and willingness to help us in our troubles. HARDEL, DELORES - The fellows in our armed forces sure kept her in a state of Writers Crampf' HEINZ, OTTO-Otto de- livered beautiful flowers in his spare time: that's why he smelled so sweet. He also liked onions. lllllll UUU HBE HIEH HHH lllUlIlEIIg GU UUUR IUHQ HUGO, MARGUERITE- KADEAU, VIRGINIA -- Remember, Seniors, Everyone cannot give bring me your class speeches like Ginny's. dues. KELLER, ELIZABETH 4 KNOLLENEERGER, GER- She was Mr. Raisen's ALD---Ah! Seventh hour right-hand man. siesta time. 28 HART, BETTY4Betty has the kind of beauty that needs no added paint. I-IOSSTER, Tl-IERESA - Theresa made those beautiful iorty-five pleat skirts. HAYNES, VIRGINIA Y She had the rhythm and the roving eyes to match that Latin American coloring. HUBER, ALOISAAI was the only member of the band who was here long enough to wear out the seat of his uni- form.