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

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HEBERER, GEORGE- The Skater's Waltz was a familiar tune to him. HEUBERGER, ROSE- Say It With Music -and Rosie willl HICKEY, CLARENCE- Pine4top Boogie , he also doubled on the trumpet. HILDENBRAND, VIOLET- When You're A Long, Long Way from Home you ride the streetcars. HOSEID, LLOYD- lt's all Over Town , Lloyd, or that Spic and Span truck? ISAKSON, ROBERT- I Never Did Nothin' to Nobody . No comments, please. IERRETT, IRENE- My Irene ls a Sweet Irene . That's right, Ray. JOHNSON, BETTY- Hi, Ho, Hi, Ho, It's Ott To Work I Go . IUDD, ARLENE- Small Fry , but not to her Ray. IURGENSON, BEATRICE- Blondie , Nuff said. KEENAN, IAMES-- Whistle While You Work and the girls always turned around. KELLER, EILEEN-e Sunny in more ways than one. KELLERMANN, SHIRLEY-- Smile, Dam You, Smile , KERNAN, GLORIA- Slender, Tender and Tull . KOEPSEL, VIRGINIA- Paper doll , but she talks. h

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CVECKO, RAY- Runnin' Wild along with his car. DAVIDSON, LILA- Scatterbrain. DIERMEIER, IULIE- I Need Sympathy because of my good Wil-bur policy. DOTCH, LORENE- Happy-Go-Lucky Heart. DUNCAN, DONALD- I Didn't Sleep a Wink Last Night - I Wonder Why? EGGERT, KENNETH-- Asleep in the Deep , hui not always. EICHHOLZ, BETTY- Day Dreaming most of the time. ENGEL, RUTH-We need not say Lady Be Good . ENRIGHT, MARY ROSE- Sweet Rosie O'Enright g her favorite song, lim , EROSS, LORRAINE- The Dreamer and screamer! FALLON, HOLLY- The Holly and ihe Ivy are Both Now well Full Grown. FRANZ, DOLORES- Siar-Eyes . GERHARDT, MARY ROSE- Hear the Pen- nies Droppingng in her case-dollars. GUENTHER, WALTHAUT- Should Auld Acquaintance Be Forgot -Neverl HARTMAN, KATHLEEN- Ice Cold Katy? of that Brown Street clan.

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KRACH, MARTIN- Tune Your Radio On -and Martin will be at the controls. KRAIAC, KARL- You've Got To Be a Football Hero -to get along with the beautiful girls. KUNTZ, CHRISTIAN- Why Don't You Do Right Like Some Other Men Do, Re- member those tests? KVASNICA, RUDY- The Bells Are Ring- ing For Me and My Gal -Ierry. LANDISCH, CHARLOTTE- Will You Tell Me, Pretty Maiden, Are There Anymore at Home Like You? LEIB, GERALDINE-- I'm Always Chasing Rainbows , Watching Moose drifting by. LEICHERT, HILDEGARDE-As much en- ergy as Pistol Packin Mama. MATHISON, GLORIA-At West Division There Are Such Things. MCDERMOTT, ALTHEA- Alpha . Gay and carefree. MCDUFPIE, BLAKE- I Had the Craziest Dream. MCPHERSON, ALICE- It Can't Be Wrong , not if Alice says so. MILLER, KENNETH- When The Moon Comes Over the Mountain , the star of the senior class party. NAGEL, HAROLD- He Had to Get Out and Get Out and Get Under -to fix his automobile. NENNING, MARRION- Moonlight Mood , a pleasant mood. NORWOOD, IACK-He's from Deep In the Heart of Texas.