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

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HE HEARS OF GREAT BOND SALES. I then head back again toward room 210, but this time I behold a handsome gentleman deeply absorbed in a stack of books. Hesitat- ing, with one foot over the threshold, I meekly inquire, Qfor he's certainly a big brutell Am I intruding? Come right in. lim just finishing the checking of these stamp sales. This has been a big job this year. The students certainly did their part in the Victory Bond Drive. Oh, my name's Jordan. I donlt believe I know youf' The namels YVest-Willyf VVest. Thought I'd like one more look at the old school be- fore itis torn down. Well, thanks for your time. Glad I met youf' Not Wanting to bother so busy a man fur- ther, I went on my way trying to adjust my mind to the huge figures given me by Mr. Jordan which represents the money spent for Victory Bonds by these young people. VVhat 3 generation! J. Schwellinger, R. Rasmussen, L. Schmidt. BOOKSTORE CLERKS Front Rofw: L. Mueller, G. Kukla, L. McCall, J. Carrie, j. Brinn, P. Rogers, R. Richter, G. Lew, N. XVhite, M House, A. Axt. Rofw 2: N. Klein, D. Johnson, E. Schnacky, R. Schulz, N. Maloy, N. Samuelson, Zigler, B. Nlueller, G. Bartos K. Sheehan, P. Nickels, M. Bandelin. Rofw jf J. Eggert, I. Miller, L. Foose, N. Hoppe, S. Gould, H. Sinks, D. Solberg, M. Schultz, D. johnson, N. Tray- ser, A. Newville. Rome 41 G. LeClaire, Lare, Phillips, ll. -Iutz, B. Vllittellebel, Ii. Albert, D. Stern, R. Klotka, R. Stockdale, G Meyer, I.. Szibel, G. Sacks. R0-'w 55 M. jenkins, R. Lischka, K. Asehenlmrenner, M. Veilgut, P. Treutelarr, C. Dietrich, P. Pritchard, P. Foose R. Arlt, M. Draws, J. Ireland, J. Schuppe, R. Greibe, R. Wlalker, D. Blaiser. 29

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THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT AMAZES HIM. WILLIAM SHEAFFER LAURA BOLYARD LUCY DE WOLFE IVA DUDEN Camera-man Peppy Tiny Harney HOWARD JORDAN BEATRICE LEISK RAYMOND MARY SHIELDS Man of Ayfair: Virtuoso NEUBAUER Worker Handsome I poke my head through the double doors of room 210 and End Mr. Shaeffer still teaching here. When I look around the room, all I see is some sort of machines sitting on the desks. I immediately begin to Wonder what these are. When told that these machines arecalled comptometers and are used for adding, multiplying, divid- ing and just everything, I am shocked and begin to wonder why math teachers are needed any more when all this work can be done on a machine. I then start searching for all the commercial rooms and Hnd girls and boys busily and rapidly pounding out Words on other machines. This one is the typewriter. Scurrying from room to room I find girls taking dictation, students doing bookkeeping, and learning sales- manship. I have never seen so many Working at one time. I do declare this com- mercial department is growing and spreading like a mushroom. 28

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HE SEES MANY WORKING. TYPISTS Front Rofw: C. Fanel- lo, A. Lisheron, G. Madden, J. Burke. Rofw 2: P. Roberts, M Draws, C. Pelton, B. Erdman, M Fuchs, I. Langdon. Rofw jf B. Kelly, R. Iurgenson, H. Hol- brook, E. Heinrich. Ro-w 4: M. Hamm, N Kulenlweck, N Smidr, R. Dirrloff B. Meyer. Row 5: Misslie-VVoIfe J. Mershon, C. Stoll tenberg, T. Smith. Ro-w 6: L. Teplinsky S. Rice, G. VV00d. v COMPTOM ETERS Front Rofw: D. Sol berg, G. Martin, J Kalke. Rofw 2.' V. Kenney, V Kenney, E. Mauch C. Parker. Rofw jf D. Johnson V. Ho u s e, M House, B. Gruhano- vitch. Ro-w 4: L. Hurgoyne E. Frasheske, R Erdman, A. Glatz. 30