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

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Zfau Samelimu Fnieafmecl 7011221 Um plana ERWIN GEHBER Physical Education Bend over! We were Writing for the Comet and qettinq more pleasure out of reading it because it told about people We knew. We went to school plays and saw our friends in important roles. We had slowly taken over. But it is in our senior year that the blow comes. It is then We realize that we are the oldest students in school. ERWIN GERBOTH . Those are our names the freshmen read Science 1 um muy Q Sundgy in the Comet, and it is We who are so morning mechanic on my Model T Fordn active in school affairs. Perhaps it is time to take stock. BERTHA GOES WILLIAM HANSEN BERNICE HORTON KATHRYN IOHNSON English Physical Education History EHQf1iSh 'Don't come into this room For Heaven's sake, Ah . . . um . . . ah . . . ' 'Tm S0 SONY! if you can't keep quiet. l'm not a nurse! HOWARD IORDAN Commercial This class may have cr session after school! HERMAN KRUSCHKE ERNEST KURATH ADELE LANGE Science English beffffe YOU SUIT? lf our boys can stand up Mathematics Tomorrow is the last clay NOW in which seniors may pay YOUY lub SSSSi0I'1. there at the froni and tight, We their panel fees . . . Ure U few fhif1qS Fd can sit up straight and like to tell you . . . learn, . 12

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7fzey Qaae Wd. 'ffzal' fveecferf fncenfiae We admired the upperclassmen who took part in the school activities. lf We knew any of them, we told our friends about it and proudlY said he1lo to our heroes in the halls. Soon, however, We began joining clubs. Our names appeared in the Comet. We could greet many more people in school. By the time our Iun- ior Prom came along, we felt a bit GOI-A COFFE1-T RAWLINS COKE M ' - possessive about this school of ours. ., .um Commercial - - - Sh1Vef5 UP Gnd . . . Now, at Sears The boys in our class had made names down mY SPIHS - - - and Roebuck . . for West and themselves in athletics. HELEN DALEY MARY DAVIS LUCY DE WOLF THE-O DONNELLY English Latin Comme,-Cfaj Mathematics Are you thinking of. the Oh, let me help you! 1 Cqnq do it! Ijust Curft! fmepemion for emphasis.:- qroup Oleigghgfgu bemq I have too much! .. b JOSEPH DQYLE IVA DUDEN IRENE ELDRIDGE DOROTHY GARDNER Engysh Commercial h Mathematics History f-Wen' N1 do hy Now, get into line We'1l have a written I'm morally certain . . . ' therel lesson! 11

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'7fzo4e vqflm-Sion! Seuiand - in Room .217 7 Throughout our high school life, you, the faculty, seemed to us just part of the school-there when students came: there when they lett. Your duty was to teach every student a certain amount of knowledge. - We look back now and see ourselves in relation to the faculty through the four years. There were little things that happened that We never thought much of at the time. There were the free periods you gave away so that We. might have special help. That time was yours to do as you Wanted. BEATRICE LEISK ELLEN MacKEDON Commercial English Now, in the Scanda- Sign for a detention navian Peninsula . . . IRWIN MARTIN RAYMOND MCCRORY VIVIAN MOWRY FLQRENCE MULLARKEY Industrial Arts Social Science English Household Arts Good lf-lb- The block captains I don't like that very Hpleeee keep quiet. Will meet . . . well. Do you? MARGARET NELSON OSCAR NELSON MILDRED PERRIGO ELSIE PETERS History Industrial Arts Household Arts Physical Education I wouldn't go as far as The Ladies' Aid meeting Oh, that's lush! These girls see me before to say that . . . is over . . . getting into their suits! . I