West High School - Westward Ho Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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Willis Iones Physical Edncafiofz, Drizfcr,r' Training For This Is a Treas- ure That Never Grows Old Marian Kanable English, French I Am Siamese, If You Please Theresa Kleinheinz Latin Let Your Conscience Be Your Guide Cornelia Karow German Auf Wicdcrsehenu Henry Koehler Biology Lullaby of Birdlandn Kathryn Kohler Hiriory Cool Kat on a Hot Tin Roof Donald Krider Dorothy Lange Eugene Leverentz Social Studie: Commercial Mathematic: Ah, Sweet Mystery of Dizzy Fingers That's the C h a n c e Life You Take Millicent Liddle Dorothy Loelller History Physical Ednmfion We Live In Two Dif- Hcallh ferent Worlds The Birds and the Bees in ,,- You can't teach an old dog new tricks! D. Krider, B. Straw 8 Et.. -a