Whitefish Bay High School - Tower Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Richard Brandt The contrast between his red hair and his soft-spoken manner intrigues everyone. As a top flight mechanic he ranks among the best. Gladys Breitwisch When Betty sings, all the world stops to listen. She's as pretty as a picture with a nice frame too, a girl worth meeting. Richard Bullis A quiet man, but quite a man! Hidden under his modest exterior is a talent for art that is incomparable. Nancy Cahill Maggie's like a vitamin ad, bubbling over with vim, vigor, and vitality. It would take an adding machine to Herbert Bratt Our hard working track and basketball manager with the quiet sense of humor will long be remembered as the inspiration for shouts of Herb in every class and hall. Patricia Broden Pat, who hails from Massa- chusetts, breezed in just in time to finish her second semester here-lucky us. Take another glanceg doesn't she look like Peggy Ann Garner? Walter Buschmann Walt does everything and everything he docs is done well. The presidency of the Student Council is just one of the accomplishments that show how popular he is. Robert Callan V Bob feels that early to bed and early to rise means he might miss the best part of the day. A iine, all- count up all her friends. Robert Christiansen Bunzo is the last staunch member of the Big Nine to leave W. F. B. He doesn't seem content unless he is behind the wheel of a big truck. Richard Chudik A flashy dresser and a swell sense of humor identify Dick as a good guy with lots of the three V's and one N-Nancy, that is. round pal is Bob. Charlotte Conrardy Charlotte is easy to know and easy to like. Sewing, sports and the Navy seem to take up most of her time. Richard Conway Dick possesses one of the sharpest minds in the senior class. We know that he could talk Einstein into be- lieving that two and two is four and a half.

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Robert Arndt One glance at Bob tells why he was indispensable to the football team. Chico livens up the school with his rapid talk that only he himself can understand. Throan Bakke The Bay won't be the same minus Tyrone and the big black Buick. He is a necessity for those Friday night card games with the boys. Barbara Barnes To know Barb is truly worth your while. It's amaz- ing how male reporters clam- or to get assignments in to our beautiful, brilliant an- nual co-editor. Joyce Bergemann Are you struggling with the English language? Is your handwriting illegible? If so, Joyce will help you out because she's going to be somebody's ideal secretary. Paul Bilty One of the taller boys, our red-haired, easy-going friend always has a supply of humor up his sleeve. Paul has been tooting his way through the band for four years. Cynthia Bohl Lovely to look at, de- lightful to know should be sung to Cy. Her per- sonality and smile sparkle like champagne. She's a great gal. Philip Ash Phil certainly has influ- ence to meet all those well- known people. Extra microphones will be in order when Phil takes over Radio City. Sally Barbour This little gal is just Eve feet, sweet and neat. interests center around choir, sports, especially basketball and Shorewood! Dan Baumle As state tennis champ, basketball letterman, choir soloist, class play star, Dan has proved he can do well anything that he tries. Dan Berger They say he was caught studying, but may have been a rumor. He has a lot of talent behind those blue eyes. William Bolton This quiet, blond senior's first love is in the Held of mechanics. Bill is the sec- ond of the Boltons to gradu- ate from W. F. B. long Her Once that Chester Boynton If you see a bright ski sweater, you'll know it's Chet. He sends any class into gales of laughter, espe- cially choir.

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Jacqueline Coulthard Marquette will be very lucky to receive this future dental hygienist. For such a little town, Berlin cer- tainly holds a big attraction for Jackie. ,N ly ity! ' c uf Y' ,i 1. L4 J' .P m L r 1 S, Af' 4, .. f vu I '- VI: Robert Devine Porky, the boy with the Merc convert, can be seen punching in at the Spring any night. He's about the best natured guy in the Bay. Russell Dopke A Stan Kenton fan, he's the idol of all the gals at school. Homework fascinates himg he could sit and look at it for hours. Robert Dunne We'll all remember Bob as our Prom King last year and as being such a handsome boy with the nice chuckle and flashing smile as well. Sally Cummirig' 'l 'A If permeate you'd wfnti to seq' us taki,f' 5.-'look 1 . W 's .0 l,.I'.kl,, .i.'l fii cl n if' 29,1 Lfhli. 4 , . . v , ., . r 1 Alfred Dietzel This little Democrat really wants to be bashful, but the girls just won't let him. He's one of the school's best dressers. Everyone likes Al. Gerald Ducklow Jerry's the one who lights flames in many girls' hearts. As well as being a good look- er, he's a nice guy to know. Yvonne Evans There is hardly an organi- zation in the school that Evie doesn't belong to. En- thusiasm and spirit such as she has shown in her four years is a wonderful example for us all. Gordon Faehnel Quiet, except to those who know him, he has been a good addition to the senior class. What are your in- terests in Utah, Gordy? 1 v l l T 5 w 1 Judy Felton Small and happy, cute and snappy are four words des- cribing jud. She loves sports: and has been outstanding in them for four years. John Foster Being the Bay's cure-all for troubles, Jack will help you solve your problems. He has some six-hundred and sixty friends in school-the total population. jack Fox When he has nothing else to do, jack studies, although his car and a certain fresh- man keep him pretty well occupied.