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

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NOVOTNY, NANA- l'm Having a Won- derful Time. OSTHOFF, THERESA- Oh Daddy, You've Got to Get the Best for me. PAPPAS, ANGELINE-Which reminds us of Speak Low. PEIFFER, CAROL- This Love of Mine as sung by many. PERRY, DOROTHY-Have you heard the Perry Boat Seranade as only Dot can sing it? PINCHER, ROSE-- The Flowers that Bloom in the Spring are much like Rose. PLOEGER, IANE-Dorothy and Iane were qirl friends. We always saw them together. PRIMASING, DOROTHY-She often hums Oh Promise Me That Some Day You and I. PUGH, IACKSON- Nothing Can Stop Iackson or the Army Air Corps. PULOS, NANCY- l'1l Be Around and she always was. RADMANN, DORIS- My Ideal of the Brown Street clan again. ROGERS, DONALD- I Want a Zoot Suit and a reat pleat, and drape shape. RUDOLPH, GORDON-We wonder why they call him Big Noise from Win- netkaf' RUMM. HENRY- Anybody Seen My Henry? Have you looked around the Comet office? SCI-IAEFER, FRANKLYN- People Will Say We're In Love.

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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.

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SCI-IERBARTH. ROBERT - Ah! Sweet Mystery of Life. You remember Enq- lish six? SCHIPPER, LOWELL- Can't Get Out of This Mood. You know which gal We mean. SCHNEIDER, DOLORES- Why Do You Roll Those Eyes. Why do you say such things? Why do you roll those eyes at me? SHAGGIS, PENNY--Are we right in say- ing Penny's From Heaven? SMITH, GLORIA- You are My Sunshine, My Only Sunshine -Elaine. SPITZ, ELAINE- When You're Away , Elaine, how Lonesome Gloria is. SRROR, IAMES-While he carried the ball, the girls carried the torch for Iim. STUMPF, LOIS- I Miss You sings Lois for Harland High School. SWOBODA, KENNETH-He loved to sing - Me, Myself and l. TAMAS, FRANK- You Started Something when you introduced Bott to Gerrie. TATARSKY, GIL- Blow Gabriel! Blow! TOMASCHKO, DOLORES- Sweethearts on Parade -Del and the fellow from Mar- quette, TROST, IOYCE- The Girl of My Dreams ls the Sweetest Girl- TURANO, DONALD- Til Reveillef' UNDERBERG, EDITI-l-Edith- She ls All They Claim.