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

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l1'faizana 7fzeq'll Qc Me Sauifz 14 ' Way was l?'7 Vi. WILLIAM HANSEN KATHRYN TOHNSON HERMAN KRUSCI-IKE How about ERV GERBOTH coaching a football team of Amazons We might get Aloysius back. lNo slander to our great teaml BERTHA GOES goes to South America with her knitting. Handsome WILLIAM HANSEN and swanky ADELE LANGE make cr pretty good couple doing the rhumba. BERNICE I-lORTON'S practical, honest spirit might be of use to the agitated South Americans. We wonder ii KATHRYN IOHNSON would attract as many students by teaching in the South American Way -with demonstrations. Can't you imagine HOWARD IORDAN teaching merchandising to a class of beautiful senoritas? And there are cocoanut trees for HERMAN KRUSCHKE to sit under and read the Comet Annual. ERNEST KURATH would feel right at home processing rubber on his own little plantation. BEATRICE LEISK protests, Scandanavia, Scandanavia! Does that sound like South America? What a mistake to make! V ERNST KURATH ADELE LANGE 12 BERNICE HORTON HOWARD JORDAN BEATRICE LEISK

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'7faen 7fzeze'4 Nfwrzyi 7fne eaunlaq Saul of Iffze Baacfm GOLA COFFELT LAURA CRUMP MARY DAVIS TI-IEO DONNELLY sn QC ,ix 3 J I ,t Af' Yfl ff W A tw f tt J' f 9 1 A ' 1 X ,ll 1 H s K 1 it A W ll 'I' N 4 - - - . x, -,A ' 'S .- 'S -- Xi Give GOLA COFFELT a guitar and sombrero. With those dark eyes what couldn't he do in Mexico! Let RAWLINS COKE operate his American Coke bar down Mexico way. LAURA CRUMP would have some altogether new angles for her foods classes. HELEN DALEY, ah! What could be more romantic than a Mexican senor serenading the old girl with an Irish love song? Those Mexican fellows would appreciate MARY DAVIS if she took care of them as well as she does our boys. Can't you picture LUCY DE WOLFE doing the tango with some dashing Caballero? TI-IEO DONNELLY, the favorite of those tall, dark and handsome Mexican males, what with her abund- ant knowledge of math,fand girls. Let's set IVA DUDEN up in the pottery business. IRENE ELDRIDGE curled up under a large straw hat takes her afternoon siesta. We Wonder what kind of team ERV GERBER would be throw- ing free steak feeds for? giffffg figs voaatfdil 3.5 .' bjfefgi ,V,, ,. L ,w,1g.gt'., - ,, ti f? f 6 ':s2:5'-5.5221 f W - ,. isZ.5..::-2: iii? SQL, 'f 'f-- ' -'ff3a'f'f --'- 3 55,2 525 I I . .,.. M . IVA DUDEN IRENE ELDRIDGE 11 RAWLINS COKE HELEN DALEY LUCY DE WOLF ERV GERBER

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05, fav: a Jael' ancf Zfae R-R-Rwidian We-lea! W7 fy Xf,...J lu 14- ELLEN MacKEDON ERWIN MARTIN RAYMOND MCCRORY MARY MILLER MILDRED PERRIGO I 4 T -fl' N fig xl ! 2.1 ELLEN MacKEDON could certainly do justice to that Rus- sian dance. That outfit in the picture would really fit ERWIN MARTIN to cr We'll lend RAY McCRORY to Russia-to guide them. A country as large as Russia gives VIVIAN MOWRY enough opportunity to expand her travelling experiences. MARY MILLER with her quiet grace should be seated behind a samovar in the soft glow of candle light. We must get MARGARET NELSON off this page. She belongs in Paris with Schiaparelli. We'll bet MILDRED PERRIGO could really cook up a swell pot of borscht. ELSIE PETER'S Warm, cheerful spirit would prove very helpful during one of those long Rus- sian winters. STANTON PUEI-ILER'S voice should be given a chance. Let him join the Don Cassack chorus. After seeing FLORENCE PULVER struggling to get the Annualcompleted, We agree that she possesses a Russian womans gallantry. VIVIAN MOWRY MARGARET NELSON ELSIE PETERS l STANTON PUEHLER FLORENCE PULVER 13 I -