Washington High School

Class Of 1969  
 

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Hi Class,

As you may have been notified by now, Washington High School will be celebrating its 100th anniversary next year, and a big gala is now in the planning stages.

When: October 22, 2011

Where: Wisconsin Expo Center - on the State Fair grounds

Time: 6:00- 12:00 (may be amended)

Hotel- Hilton Milwaukee- 509 W. Wisconsin Ave.: Rooms have been reserved at the rate of $129/night. We'll have a hospitality suite available, and the hotel is providing complimentary shuttle service to and from the Expo Center.

A tour of the school is in the planning stages, as well as other events for the day before and the day after. As with our reunion, the 100th is being driven through a class creator website, so you'll be comfortable navigating your way through. Please go to www.milwaukeewashington100.com to register, as this will be the primary source of communication for the event.  Although your name and e-mail address are already entered, we did not permit transfer the rest of your information to the new site. The root administrator for the 100th site is Joe Kmoch, however, who has been maintaining the school database of former students for a quarter of a century. We want to make sure you know that your privacy is, again, well protected. (Ron Bowers, Julie Ravely and I are administrators as well.) The 100th committee is seeking volunteers, so please sign up at www.milwaukeewashington100.com if so inclined.

We'll keep this site current as well on the 100th updates, under a link on the left called- who would have guessed?- 100th Updates. There is also a User Forums topic for questions/comments regarding  the 100th. The Expo Center is big enough that, depending on interest, we can reserve a separate area for the 69ers. And given the interest, who knows?- we might have a Friday night Libiamos/Mama Mia's gathering again.

Let us know if you have any questions or ideas on the 100th. And please pass along this information to fellow classmates who are not signed up on this site.

The 69 committee

 

The 40th reunion class pictures are available at www.stachowiak.us/WHS . Those listed as WHS June 69 40th Reunion and WHS June 69 40th Reunion have names at the bottom.

 

From Nora Barton

I have opened a new restaurant in Elm Grove - Monday, March 22nd was the big day! If you would like to stop by, here's the info:
Nora B's
890 Elm Grove Road
Elm Grove, WI 53122
262-780-1888, Fax, 262-780-1889

(This is off of Elm Grove Road between Bluemound and Watertown Plank behind the M&I Bank)

We are open from 7:00am to 2:30pm Monday - Saturday.
I'd love to see you!

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- THIS DAY IN HISTORY -

Latest Taxes 3rd September ( 1925 ) New figures have been published by Washington to provide an idea of Income Tax paid against income based on a married man with no dependents it also includes normal tax and surtax.
Tax Income
$22.50 $4,000
$37.50 $5,000
$57.50 $6,000
$87.50 $7,000
$127.50 $8,000
$167.50 $9,000
$207.50 $10,000
$557.50 $15,000
$1017.50 $20,000
$2317.50 $30,000
$4037.50 $40,000
$14,877.50 $80,000


The tax increases steeply after $100,000 to as high as 40%

Dow Reaches Peak of 381.17 3rd September ( 1929 ) The Dow Jones industrial average closed at 381.17, this was the peak of the bull market that had been increasing at a phenomenal rate in the 20's and only 1 month before the great stock market crash in October 1929 signaling the beginning of the great depression of the thirties.

Sir Malcolm Campbell Breaks World Speed Record 3rd September ( 1935 ) Sir Malcolm Campbell breaks the 300 mph set a new world record on the Bonneville Salt Flats of Utah with his 2,500 HP Bluebird and beat his own previous world record of 276.82 mph that he had set earlier in the year.

Typhoon Ike 3rd September ( 1984 ) Typhoon Ike with winds approaching 185 mph strikes the Surigao del Norte province in the southern Philippine island of Mindanao. The typhoon is thought to have killed over 3,000 and left more than 500,000 homeless in addition to completely destroying the countries staple crop of coconuts trees. The President of the Philippines, Ferdinand Marcos has refused all offers of assistance from outside the country.

Britain and France Declare War On Germany 3rd September ( 1939 ) In response to Hitler's invasion of Poland, Britain and France, declare war on Germany


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