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TOWER 1983 White fish Bay High School White fish Bay, Wisconsin Editors: Leslie Rieke Bruce Anthony Christopher Mountan Adviser: Paul Fehlhaber It has been said “The more things change, the more they remain the same.” This idea is not always easy to observe when one looks solely at the technological and social advances mankind has made, because we often forget the individuals who were the cause of these changes. The building has changed, but the question for all to answer is: are students different from those who have gradu- ated before, or have they remained the same? It seems to us that all people share common interests, although they are individuals. They have not changed all that much through the half- century that WFB has been educating the younger generation for their later lives. Last fall, we had the honor of accompanying a distinguished alumni party on a tour of the school. Led by their former teacher and long-time princi- pal, J. Harold Rose, Hildegard and Reynold Mor- genroth, classmates in the first graduating class of 1934, and subsequently married, provided a fasci- nating link with the past. The day was intended to be one in which the group would be photographed in new and old places in order to illustrate the changes and similarities. Some of these photos appear in the next several pages. As a result of this tour experience, we learned more about the past than we expected. It seemed every discussion that began by talking about the physical properties of the building focused more on the personality and character of the present student population, giving us the distinct impres- sion that the characteristics of Bay students throughout the years have remained constant. From the stories we heard from the Morgenroths and Mr. Rose, and from the ideas we have of our own generation, it seems that 50 years have seen little change in the caliber of the students and in the quality of their experience here at Whitefish Bay. As we present this record of 1983, along with glimpses of the past, we would like to take this opportunity to dedicate this, the 50th edition of the TOWER, to all of those students and teachers who have preceded us at Whitefish Bay, and who have made the school what it was and what it continues to be. — The Editors 2 — Table Of Contents
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