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

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HE FINDS THE Top Pifturf, Editor Betty-Lou Dorn. Bottom Board f , o Editors: Front' C' h P Smith N . 1. jo anik, P. O'Connor. Cfntrr: . , . . Glaeser. Bork: V. Kenney, D. Hex ' G. Meyers. vitt, D. johnson, SCHOOL PAPER NValking from the library I s . v -PY a paper on the floor. Always being the neat ty ' ' bpe, Cof which there seem to be ' very few at VVest now D I pick it up and notice in large letters the nar H' ' ne, Ihe Cometh, with the words 'Tor VVest Side VVC Willy' beneath. This must be the school newspa . tper. IVhat an innovation! VVC had no such splendid specimen of youthful effort. I ' allow my eyes to ramble-- NNI' ' ' arjorie lNIakutz Is Chosen Prom Queenv. James C1 King at Junior F Jatting to be ete on lyfay 24.,' 'iHmm, mumble, mumble in the Ci l ' I I' S Gymfl fvery interesting this mum- ble, mumble. 'K ' J Dean Hewitt NVil1 Assume Iiditorship of Comet in Fallf' The lad has an artistic name. He should make a good editor. Let's see - Breaking a deadlock of two years of feminine control. My' Can th' . . is be right? Two years with Women as editors! A dreadful state of affairs well I c lsposed of by young Dean. Bully for him! I now turn the page. ASSISTANT EDITORS Clofkfwiscz E. Buchmann, J. Mc- Keown, S. Gould, P. Dunn, R. Smith.

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FROM THE 90's, WHO DISCOVERS MANY BOOKS. PEARL RUBIN Square Shootrr LIBRARY WORKERS Front Rofw: J. Manthey, L. Teplinsky, B. Bethea, M. Shio. Roiw 2: B. Steele, J. Michelson, D. Ingold, G. Andrews. Reluctantly and with slow steps, I leave Lovers' Lane . Suddenly I find myself among books. Books, books, and more books! Books on every subject: books for study and enjoyment, books for the very young-must be freshmen,-books for the very old-seniors, of course. Fifty years ac- cumulation of books with more each year. Some discarded, some added but always a library. No doubt some day a bigger and better one. What a nice librarian! She seems so helpful and kind. Little library workers here, checking, keeping order, filing cards, and gaining: useful experience. Students coming and going-getting reference material or books for leisure hours. What a land- mark for fifty years of progress of my great school, VVest. 11

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'Lois Loeseh and Roger Olmsted, Crimson Stars. Healthy looking children. Following the Boysf' In my day the hoys followed the girls. Ah, jokes! I wonder if therels any comparison with our old goodies. Let's see 'lArnold Follstad: fatter missing three passes in a rowj 'Gee, I guess I need glasses' Coach Ger- both: lGlasseslfVVhat you need is radar'l Radar! VVhat is this non- sense? Such a stupid hit of humor. ' kes. Nothing like t VVhat could beat- ladyg that was my wife 7' Ah, youth nse of humor nowadays. he good old Jo That was no has no se amiliar Now this head line sounds f - Annuals Promised Before Iix- If l remember correctly we ams. said that when I was a student here. I think I'll find where this flmzual ' ll is created. I don't suppose they come up to the standa ok. Yes, sir, that was a great rds of my senior yearbo little hook. ' ss Manager and Assistants: B. Gruhanowiteh, Top Pirturf, Busme .-,- . C. Parker, D. Schroeder. Bottom, Reporters: Frontf L. Briske, Rohlwins, M. Neumann. Rofw 2: R. Zauner, M. Sand, J. Paulos, G. Topetzes, C. Feleh, Rofw jf M. Skinner, R. YValker, D. Sternig, Sehuppe. ' Allen, M. Mikush, M. Shio, T. Czaja. li111'le.' E. Wiese. Ro-w 4. K. 1 Loeseh, E. Braem, Bauer, P. McCoy, Datka. FEATURE YVRITERS AND COLIIMNISTS Front: R. Dittlof, P. Hayes. Cfntrr: M. Fuchs, B. Meyer. Bark: L. L. Connors, B