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

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Time Marches On Old Activities Prove Similar b 1. Males participated in cheerleading in 1939, as they do in 1983. 2. Some 1954 Seniors decorated their car for the Glory Cup game. 3. Participants in the 1940 Prom got together for the Grand March. 4. The musical “How to Succeed in Business” was performed at WFB both in 1967 and 1982. 5. Bays marching band performed at half-time. 6. Believe it or not, styles have changed since 1951! 7. The WFB choirs have been making beautiful music for years and years. 10 — Introduction

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Attitudes Change, Improvements Occur In 1983 The teachers and students at Whi- tefish Bay helped to make the 1982- 83 school year yet another memora- ble one. The year was characterized by its improved student-faculty rela- tions, excellence in sports, and fine student attitudes. Attendance at ex- tra-curricular events was up and for the first time in many years, Seniors attended dances in large numbers. The student body also found an in- creased interest in the Computer Sci- ence program. 1. Arthur Cartes uses one of the biggest ad- vances in technoligical history, the computer. 2. The Whitefish Bay High School faculty has grown considerably over the past 50 years. 3. The Senior float typifies the attitude of all seniors. 4. Dances have remained a popular activity, although the style of dress and danc- ing has gone through many changes. 5. Stu- dents always respond to a camera in various ways. 6. The daily chore of opening a locker has been experienced by thousands of stu- dents at WFB. 12 — Introduction