West Bend High School - Bend Yearbook (West Bend, WI)

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S3'44,Z'!90-,vk Z ,Quiz z...AJu-'N ZJFJAA-L U 4'-4-- ,Z-.A-1--Kiwi -R 7647, MTHEQ 0.1-,e.....,h y'Mv BEINID'L 67 MM' A-'-'-A-Ll f,7J,g-A..-..-.J 0.1.1 ,K iw-V-'aa Z.T.a,Q1.4...,Q fn-.A76!v?fLJ. I O UI 'd'? ff '-f j-df'1 '0i QN 7 gkrik-Sq - if Lua dh' oziw, ffm, TH BEND PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENT BODY OE THE HIGH SCHOOL WEST BEND, WISCONSIN VOLUME NUMBER XX THE THREE HUNDREDTH ANNNIVERSARY OF THE FOUNDINO OE THE AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL SIXTEEN HUNDRED THIRTY NINETEEN HUNDRED THIRTY EIV Dedicated MR. OTTO E. LAY Presidenf of Hne Wesf Bend Rofery Club MR. HERBERT P. SCHOWALTER Commander of The American Legion MR. NORMAN E. COLBY Presidenf of Hwe Wes? Bend Kiwanis Club 47 To The lvlen Whose Qrganizahons Inspire The YouTh oT Qur CommuniTy In This commemoraTing issue of The Tounding oT The TirsT American public high school in I635, The graduaTing class oT l935 dedicaTes iTs! yearbook To The leaders oT Three communiTy groups in recoqniTion oT Their disTincTive service oT enriching The values To which The American high school is devoTed. l-lonor To Mr.OTTo E. Lay, PresidenT of The RoTary Club, and To Mr. Norman E. Colby, Teach- er, PresidenT oT The Kiwanis Club, Tor The acTive parTicipaTion oT Their members in The vocaTional guidance program during The pasT Tour years. l-lonor To Commander I-lerberT P. SchowalTer oT The American Legion Tor The high ideals oT American characTer which are perpeTuaTed Through The awards iTs members granT. YQUNG AMEQICA SCI-IOGL The American boy and girl, lrudging To school cluring all seasons, are ever fulfilling lhe hopes of rhe lounclalion builders who have worn pa+hs before 'rhem in fhe mighry epic of a grow- ing naiion. Alihough Jrhe school roacls show lhinning lines in many places loday, may lhe pioneer ob- ieclives of freeclom ancl securily in eolucaiion ever be guaranleed lo you, O, Youfh of America, as The priceless herirage among American inslifulions Thar have made your living happy and honorable! if ln I6351'he Cifizens of Bos'fon,1'hen in Hs second year of exisfence, mei and founded The firsf free school in America he SchooI TI-IE FIRST SCI-IOOI. AND TI-IE PRESENT ADMINISTRATION The TercenTenary CeIebraTion oT The American high schooI is coincidenTaI wiTh The incorporaTion oT The ciTy oT WesT Bend TiTTy years ago. During This haIT a cenTury The pubIic admin- isTraTors, by Their undersTanding oT The deveIopmenT, TuncTions, and conTroI oT an eTTicienT educaTionaI sysTem, have given To WesT Bend schools oT a caliber ThaT have cour- ageously expressed The Torward march oT Iearning. The presenT board is exemplary oT The characTer oT The men who have ZeaIousIy guided The educaTion oT iTs youTh. Mr. A. I-I. Klumb is The newesT member oT The board, having succeeded Mr. Edwin Pick, who reTired aTTer serving TwenTy-Tive years as direcTor. Mr. D. J. Kenny This year compIeTes Ten years oT service as cIerk, previousIy having been a member oTTheTacuITy. For Dr. A. I-I. I-Ieidner This year marks his sevenTh one as Treasurer. Prin. D. E. McLane shares in a Iarge measure The crediT Tor The splendid and conTinuous growTh oT The WesT Bend public schooI sysTem during his TwenTy-nine years as supervisor. These men are aIways aware oT Their Task To improve and preserve The arduous gains oT The pasT. D A. H. Heidner Mr. A. H. Klumb Mr. D. E. McLane Mr. D. J. Kenny Treasurer Divc:cIor I3rincipaI OIL. I1 IJN Frederic B. Baxfer Esfelle Buhl English English ff Home Economics Qrafory fggbudenf Q0 gil B. E. Cenlral Slale Teach- Debale Coach 1' D6Cld!iX6k!Jr:f SVS Colleqe Adviser of The Bend Milwaukee-Dovfner B E. Plalfeville Slale B. S. Universily ol Wiscon- sin Teachers' College Gvraduale Sfudy - Univer- sify of Wisconsin nuns 041'- Fliizr A ' MQ' ZICL1. CAWHWL U 14,1-i Efhel Weiss Gill Libra rian B A. Lawrence College r il v W R Page Ten ' -... Summer Sessions: Sioul lnslilule Universily of Wisconsin i Norman Colby Mafhemalics Physics Sludenf Aclivify Associalion Sludenl Council B. A. Universily of Wis- consin Summer Sessions Univer sily ol Wisconsin Roy T. Grignon Chemisfry Science Inlramural Coach Guidance Commilfee B. A. Lawrence College M. A. Universily of Wis- condnx M s 3 X I I xc K 1 I R . X- .X A. s X. s.-'- -X 1 LX .. x V Alice Dierker Science Malhemalics Social Commilfee Chairman B. A. Universily of Wis- consin Summer Session Universily ol Wisconsin Roy Chrisiensen Supervisor of Music Band Orcheslra Chorus La Crosse Slale Teachers' College Milwaukee Slale Teachers' College Summer Sessions: Norlhweslern Universily Winona, Minnesola, Siale Teachers' College Gerhude Forresier Commercial Guidance Chairman Awards Commiffee Placemenf and Follow-Up Commercial Book Club Whilewaler Slale Teachers' College B. S. Columbia Universify Summer Sessions: Universily of Wisconsin Universify of California Marquelle Universify Columbia Universily Edifh B. Heidner Hislory Senior Class Sponsor Guidance Commiflee Social Commiffee B. A. Universify of Wis- consin Summer Sessions: Universify of Wisconsin Columbia Universily Universify of Chicago 5 x :- X il SF r Lx Myron Social Teach- ers' , gh XV V-X X Marguerife L. Hoyer Speech English W. B. Troupers Declamafory Class Play Poeiry Fesfival Milwaukee-Downer B. S. Universify of Wiscon- in Graduale Sfudy Marque-:lie Universily Zella Loomer Larin Hislory Library Freshman Class Sponsor Summer Sessions: Universiry of Wisconsin Universify of Chicago Sin Rowland Runlrel Hisfory Tale ill? yffx-ab ua-Ax-if 'D f cow., ef-aaa s Ella Kuehlfhau Home Economics Home Economics Club Diploma Srouf lnsrifufe B. A. Columbia Universiry Summer Sessions: Columbia Universiry School of Philanlhropy Ceil Podruch German Exfempore Speaking Exiempore Reading Awards Commirree B, A. Universily of Wis- condn of Iowa English Council Declamalory Sponsor Junior Class Sponsor Doris E. Leppla Physical Educalion Girls' Afhlefic Associafion Social Commirfee B. E. La Crosse Slafe Teachers' College Frances Quinnell Commercial Secrefa ry B. E, Whifewafer Sfale Teachers' College Nancy H. Vaniman B. S. Universify of Wiscon- sin Page Eleven Limos QT The Achievemenl Cup By means of a poinl sysrem devised by 'rhe Sludenr Council, 'rhe Achievemenl' Cup was awarded lo lhe senior class because ir scored highesr in oulsranding achievemenls during fhe school year. The Council noi' only recognized represenrafion in major sporls, musical organi- zalions, drarnalics, public speaking conlesls, bul' also regarded lhe scholaslic average and general conducl ol each individual as imporlanf. Aller fabulaling lhe accomplishmenls of each class, lhe resulls were as follows: Possible 5C0re Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen 3070 Scholarship ,, , ,,,, 30.0070 27.I570 23.9470 22.9070 20 Deporrmenr ,, , , ,,,s,s I9.-40 I6.00 I6.75 20.00 25 Parlicipalion in Arhlelics and Forensics,.,25.00 l6.8l I4.25 ll.50 I5 Leisure Time Pursuils ,,,,,,,,, ., . ,,,s,,, .,l4.7O I5.00 13.95 7.35 I0 Vocalional Service , .l0.00 7.7l 8.7l 8.75 99.1070 82.6770 77.6070 70.5070 welvff yi G , WWW! M26 n 'fkfff wifi Vw. , Page Fourleen Ig , Edwin Ahlers Sheldon Hig hz Baseball I, 2, Echo Sfall 2. Gilman High: Baseball 3, Glee Club 3, Prom Commillee 3, Vice-Presb denf 3. Wesf Bencl High: Glee Club 4, Infrarnurals 4. Ora Ashman Crandall Appel? Maine High: Lalin Club I. Sheboygan Falls High: Oper- eI+a 2. Wesl Bend High: Track 3, Band 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Prom Commillee 3, Social Commiilee 4, Music Feslival 3, 4, Popular Orcheslra 4. Band 2, 3, 4WB, Glee Club 2, 3, 4-WB, Operelfa 2, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, W. B. Troupers 2, 3, 4, Prom Commillee 3, Music Feslival 3. George Bechwar Oscar Ashman Track 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4WB, Orcheslra I, 2, 3, 4WB, W. B. Troupers 4, Prom Commilfee 3, Music Fesfival 3, Baseball 3, 4. gf Lu ke Be rre s' 1 , Marie Beck Baskelball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, Volleyball I, Operella I, 2, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, S. A. A. I, 4, G. A, A. I, 2, Secrelary 3, Poinl Secrelary 4, W. B. Troupers 2, 3, 4, Music Feslival 3. N . A kqlzarinurals ZXT3, 4,fGIiee Club 2, 3, 4, Music Feslival 3 I , U ' WI. 'X X . . N e ly I ' ,, g . . 1 J . I Fra lc BingharB A K. , Oolball Z!-f33WB, 4WB, Inlramurals 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 1 'Of X I-X , perell I, Grle-q'CIub I, Orchesfra I, W. B. Troupers x , Q' . 'I Pro57Com 'lee 3, Vice-Presidenf 2. Y-I ' ' 3 R T X 1 I, I ' X 'TT , x ,F Ax JJ, . Ar 49 Laura Boekexr I Operefla I, 2, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Home Economics X I X 'Club I, 2I, Music Feslival 3. Y , .. I Eleanor Bohn Willard Boeseweher Inframurals 4, Band I, 3, Glee Club 4, W. B. Troupers 4, Music Feslival 3, 4. Baseball 2, 4, Track 2, 3, Volleyball 2, 3, Gr. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Prom Co mmillee 3. Lawrence Braasch Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Music Fesfival 3. Paul Bruhy Foolball I, 2, 3WB, 4WB: Inframurals 2, 3, 4: S. A. A. I, 2, 3: VV. B. Troupers 3. l FirsI Dress Suil. Yes Sir, No Sir l: Prom Cornrnillee 3: Sludenl Council I: Class Play: Guidance Chairman 4. Pauline Busse Holy Anaels' High, Milwaukee I, 2: Baslcefball I, 2: Vol- leyball 2: Operella I, 2: Glee Club I: 6. A. A. 2: Social Cornmillee 2. Alice Carlsen Bend Sfalzl 4: Prom Commiflee 3: Dusl Pan S+al'l 4: Home Economics Club, I, 2: Salu+aIorian. Elmer Ciriacks Inlrarnurals 2, 3, 4: S, A, A. I, 2, 3, 4: Prom Cornmiflee 3. Donald Cooley Inlrarnurals I, 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Operella I, 2: Gvlee Club I, 2, 3, 4: W, B. Troupers 4: Cheer Leader 4: Music Fesfival 3. .' f ' , ,-Z.. , 3 Orchesrra l 2 S PLA 4 Q B fl roup6v's,'4', PromL4CornmIrIce 3, Siudenl Councvl-4 ti. , ' - V SeIcQa orne-Economies Club l:,-Magic gal-iva 3.4 4 A 1 'V In IU' Mildred j,ZQg,,m+-I 'View' ff 'nc el ' ri. 1 bb QUADLC 4,91-vBa5kelbalI 4: Vo eey-ball I:,B'9n. 2L3,, 4: Colee 'CKJb 2, U K , I , . . . I . . . 7. W, V ,. - C, . Q I A , 'J I L I L' fl LV 1 , I lf' I .-3 I f ' If ' , ' Q, ,. 1 fr 'PILL' ' f ,4 f- 14434 frfffn' -af' 'M '-L' Beafrice Diels ,' LVV 1' ,. ,ff ,, Q,-, ,L - A. A. I: W. B. Troupers 4:wl5ro'rn Corn- L Economics Club I, 2: Music Feslival 3. ,'M C-lee Club 3: G. millee 3: I-Iorne John Eder Inlrarnurals 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Prom Cornrnillee 3: Music Feslival 4. Willard Eimermann Foofball 2, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Inlramurals 3, 4: Equipmenf :fed - f . Manager 4. Belle Goeden Baseball I, 2: Opera-Ha I, 2: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Guidance Chairman 2: S. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: G, A. A. 2, ' 3: W. B. Troupers, I Yes Sir, No Sir, One Gill Above f Anolherul: Bend Slalll 4: Prom Cornrnilee 3: Exfernp. 1 I Reading 3, 4: Social Commillee I, 2, 3: Dusl Pan Slarl' , ' 2,3:CIassPlay. Florence Gonnering ,ff - of SH if Glee Club I, 2, 3: S. A. A. 4: G. A. A. 4: W. B. 'lroupers 9 ' I, 2, 3. 4: Bend Slalll 4: Prom Cornrnirlee 3. of! - J X Foolball I, 2, 4WB: Baslrelball 2, 3WB, 4WB: Baseball Mafhew Gonring ,gf W Jr X IWB, 2WB, 3WB, 4WB: Inlramurals I, 2, 3: Glee Club I: Orcheslra I, 2: S. A. A. I, 2, 3: W, B. Troupers I, 2: Prom Cornmillee 3: Sludenl Council 2: Class Vice- Presidenr I, Presidenl 2: Carl Piclc Trophy Baseball 3: Bend Sfall 4: Class Play. if ,Q.ffl4Lf1s .5 Ji Off. of 5. P ge Filfeen JS' - Page Sixleen WaI+er Gonring Foolball 2: Baslcelball I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Inlramurals 2, 3: S. A. A. I, 2: Bend Slafl 4: Prom Com- milfee 3: Social Commillee I. John Gumm Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Bend Slalil 4: Class Secrelary- Treasurer I. Richard Heidner Band I, 2, 3, 4WB: Operelfa I, 2: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Orcheslra 3, 4: Guidance Chairman 2, 3: S. A. A. I, 2: W, B. Troupers I: Bend Slaff 4: Prom Commillee 3: Debales I, 2WB, 3: Sludenl Council 2, 4: Social Com- millee 3: Dusl' Pan Sfaltl 2: Class Presidenl 4: Sludenl Manager 4: Music Fesfival I, 2, 3, 4: Popular Orchesfra 3, 4: Class Play: Honor Roll. - , Ari' Heil , Foolball IWB, 3WB, 4WB: Baslcelball I: Boxing 2, 4: L I . I Wreslling 2: Glee Club 2: 5. A. A. I, 2: Equipmenl I I Manager 3. Ruih Held J: I Baslcelball I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3: X- G. A. A. I, 2, 3: Baslcelball Manager 4: Bend Slalil 4: Dusl Pan Slalzl 3 4: Home Economics Club I:Honor Roll. Gladys Hembel Baslcefball 4: Glee Club I, 3, 4: S. A. A. 4: G. A. A. I, 4: W. B. Troupers 4: Prom Commillee 3: Home Economics Club 2. Grace Hembel Baslcelball I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Traclc I, 2, 3: Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4: S. A. A. 2. 3, 4: G. A. A. I, 2. 3WB: Volleyball Manager 4: Bend Slalil 4:Prorn Commil- lee 2: Dusl Pan SIail4: Lilerary 3WB: Nalional Scholaslic Award I934: Saplings Anlholoqy I934: Honor Roll. Thecla Hirschboeclc Baseball I: Traclc I: Volleyball I: Operelfa 2: Glee Club 2, 3: S. A. A. I, 2: G. A. A. I: W. B. Troupers 3, 4: Bend Slalii 4: Prom Commiiflee 3. Paul Hron Inlramurals 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4WB: Orcheslra I, 2, 3: S. A. A. 2, 3: Prom Comrnillee 3: Music Feslival I, 2, 3, 4: Popular Orchesfra 3, 4. Daniel Juech Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Opereffa I, 2: Glee Club I, 2: S. A. A. I, 2: W. B. Troupers I, 2, 3, 4, I Yes Sir, No Sir, Alias Sanla Claus, One Gifl Above Anolhernl. Frieda Kaehny Baslcelball I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Track 3: Volley- ball 2, 3: Glee Club 4: G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Bend Slafl 4: Prom Commillee 3: Dusl Pan Sfafl 3, 4: Home Econ- omics Club I: Honor Roll. Esfher Kaniess Wesf Bend High School: Glee Club 4: Bend Slafl 4 Dusl Pan Shall 4: Guidance Chairman 3. Kewaslxum High School: Baskelball I, 2: Baseball I, 2: Glee Club I, 2: Class Vice-Presidenl I, Presidenl 2. Nancy Kelley Baskelball I, 3: Baseball I, 2: Track I, 2: Volleyball I, 2, 3: Tennis I, 2, 3: G. A. A. I, 2. 3WB,4:W. B.Troupers I, 2, 3, Treasurer 4: Guidance Chairman 3: S. A. A. I. 2, 3, 4: Bend Slall 4: Prom Cornmillee 3: Sludenl Coun- cil, Secrefary 3. Ruben Kind Inlramurals 2: Prom Cornmiflee 3. Pearlle Koelsch Track 2, 3: Volleyball I: 6. A. A. 2: Operella I: Glee Club I, 3: S. A. A. I, 2: W. B. Troupers 2, 4: Bend Slalil 4: Prom Commillee 3. Marllma Kopp Operefla 2: Glee Club 2. 3, 4: Bend Sfaff 4: Home Economics Club I, 2, 3: Honor Roll. Kurf Kuahlfhau Foolball I, 2WB, 3WB, 4WB: Baskelball 2, 3: Golf 2, 31 S. A. A. I, 2: Bend Slaltl 4: Prom Comrnillee 3: Honor Roll. Adolph Laubens+ein Band 3, 4: Orcheslra 2, 4: Prom Commillee 3: Music Feslival 3, 4. William Lehmann Infrarnurals I. 2. 3. Marian Melius Baskelball 3, 4: Baseball 2, 4: Track I, 2, 3: Volleyball I, 2: G. A. A. I, 2. 3: Volleyball 4: Bend Slall 4: Prom Commillee 3: Home Economics Club I, 2, Presidenl 3: Honor Roll. Lillian Morifz Operelfa 2: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Guidance Chairman 3: Bend Sfafl 4: Prom Cornmillee 3: Dusl Pan Sfall 4: Home Economics Club l, 2, 3: Music Feslival 3: Honor V Roll. Howard Mayer Kalhryn Lorenz Baseball 2: Track I: Volleyball l, 3: G. A. A. I: Prom Commiflee 3: S. A. A. I: Baskelball 2. Frank Lodulna Inlramurals 2, 3: Prom Commillee 3. Page Sevenleen Roland Nefzer Inlramurals 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Operelfa 23 Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Orcheslra I, 2, 3, 4: Prom Cornrnillee 3: Popular Orcheslra 3, 4: Music Feslival 3, 4, I-Ionor Roll. Chesfer I. Nielsen Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: Inlramurals 2, 3, 41 Tennis 37 Band I, 2, 3, 4: Operella I, 2: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 41 Orches- lra I, 2, 3, 4: W. B. Troupers I, 2, 3, 4, l EIigibIe Mr. Bangs, One Gill Above Ano'rher Ig Prom Commillee 3: Poelry Feslival 45 Social Cornrnillee 2: Music Feslival 37 Class Play. Mark O'Meara Foolball I, 2, 3WB, 4WB: Baslcelball 2, 3, 4WBg Base- ball 2, Traclc Ig Tennis 2, 3, 4: Band I, Guidance Chair- man 2, 3: S. A. A. I, 2: Bend Slall 4, Prom Cornmillee 3: Sludenl Council I: Class Presidenl I: Class Play. Roger O'Meara Poolball IWB, 2VV'B, 3WB, 4WBq Wresllinq I, 27 Oper- ella I, 2, Glee Club I, 27 Bend Slall 4: Sludenl Council, Vice-Presidenl 3: Class Presidenl 33 W. B. Troupers I, 2, 43 Prom Cornrnillee 3. Sfephen O'Meara Foolball I, 2, 3, 4WB3 Traclf I, 2, 3WB, 47 Wresllinq 23 Operella I, 2, Cvlee Club I, 23 S. A. A. I, 2, 31 W. B. Troupers I, 2, 3, 4, l A Minuel, Alias Sanla Claus, A Chrislmas Carolulq Bend Slall 47 Prom Cornrnillee 3: Debales I, 2WB, 3Vll'B, 4WB: Class Play. Caiherine Olfen Guidance Chairman 2: S. A. A. 23 W. B. Troupers 4: Bend Slall 4. Evelyn Pelers Operella 2: Glee Club 2, Bend Slall 4, Home Econ- omics Club I. Susanne Pick Glee Club I, 2, 3, S. A. A. I, 2, 3: G. A. A. I, 2, 3: W. B. Troupers I, 2, 37 Bend Slall 33 Prom Cornmillee 2: Dusl Pan Slall 2, 33 Three Year Course. I . 1 ' Olga Plischounig ff Glee Club I, 2, S. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 4: W. B. .' Iroupers I, 2, 3, 4, l Yes Sir, No Sir, One C-ill Above Y J I. Ki . 'X Play' 'X ' AnoIher I, Bend Slafl 43 Prom Commillee 3: Debales ' I, 2, 3, 4WB: Sludenl Council. Vice-Chairman 23 Class u Eldrecl Quasl' 'IT Band I, 3, 4: Orcheslra I, Music Feslival 3, 4, Honor Roll. 1 Norberl Reefz Foolball 4, Traclc 2, 3: Inlrarnurals 2, 47 S. A. A. I, 2. 3, 4. Elsie Riesch Baslcelball 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4: Traclc 31 Volleyball 2, 3, G. A. A. 2, 3, Baseball Manager 43 Poinl Secrelary 5 4, Bend Slaicl 4: Prom Cornrnillee 3, I-Iome Economics Club I, 2. Page Eiqhleen Gerfrude Rodenlzirch Baslcefball 2: Baseball 2: Volleyball I: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Opereffa 2: G. A. A. 2: W. B. Troupers 2, 3, 4: Bend Slafl 4: Prom Cornmillee 3: Home Economics Club 2: Music Feslival 3. Ralph Ross Agnes Schield Foolball I, 3, 4: Track I: Boxing 3: Band 2: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Prom Commiflee 3: Music Fesfival 3. Home Economics Club I. Frederic Schloemer S+anIey Schneider Foolball 2, 4: Baslcelball 2, 3, 4: Traclc 2, 3: Iniramurals I, 2, 3: S. A. A. I, 2, 3: Prom Cornmillee 3. Foofball 3: Baseball 4: Infrarnurals I, 2, 3. Florence Schroeder Alex Spaefh Baslcefball 3, 4: Baseball 4: Volleyball I, 2: Band 2, 3, 4: C-lee Club 3: Orcheslra 2, 3, 4: S. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: G, A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: W. B. Troupers 4: Bend Sfafl 4: Prom Cornrniffee 3: Music Feslival 3. Inlrarnurals 2, 3: S. A. A. I: Prom Comrnillee 3. Alice Spaefh William Sponholz Opereffa 2: Glee Club 2: W. B. Troupers 4: Bend Sfaff 4: Home Economics Club I, 2. Inlramurals 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Orcheslra I, 2: Music Fesfival 3, 4: Honor Roll. Carl Sucltow Harvey Techfman Band I, 2, 3, 4: Orchesira 2, 3: Prorn Commillee 3: Music Feslival 3, 4: Popular Orcheslra 3, 4. Lorna Waechfer Glee Club 4: Prom Cornrnillee 3: Dusi Pan Slalif 4: Honor Roll. ww Page Nineleen X ,pf .IW nf' of -f . wffifgwy 'f24lf'! r 'Wagner Baseball 2, 4: Track 3: Volleyball I, 2, 3: G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 47 Bend Slaff 41 Prom Commilfee 3. BeHe WaI'Ier Baskelball I1 Band 23 Operella I, 2: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 41 S. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. I. 2, 31 W. B. Troupers I, 2, 3, Secrefary 4: Bend Sfaff 41 Prom Com- miflee 33 Dusf Pan Slafl 3. Harold Warnkey Foolball IWB, 2WB, 3WB, 4WB1 Baslcefball IWB, 2WB, 3WB, 4WBq Tracli IWB, 2WB, 3WB, 4WBg Bend SIaI'I 41 Prom Commilfee 3: Vice-Presidenl 3. Dolores Weiss Volleyball I, 27 Bend Slaff 47 Prom Commiflee 33 Dusf Pan Sfaff 4, Home Economics Club I. Marie Weiss Slinger: Glee Club I, 2: Dramalic Club I, I BeIieve H Or NoI Iq Cheer Leader I, 27 Declamalory I, 2: Presif denl' Ig Vice4Presiden+ 23 Wesf Bend: S. A. A. 4: G. A. A. 47 W. B. Troupers 4, I Yes Sir, No Sir, One Gif? Above Ano+I1er Ig Prom Commiffee 3. Melvin Weiss In+ramuraIs 3: Band 3, 4: Prom Commiflee 33 Music Feslival 3, 4. Anifa Wesfenberger G-Iee Club I, 2: S. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. I, 4: W. B. Troupers I, 2, 3, 43 Prom Commillee 37 Cheer Leader 4, Carolyn Weylrer G. A. A. 27 W. B. Troupers 2, 3: Home Economics Club Ig Class Secrefary-Treasurer 2: Glee Club 2. Paul Wiedmeyer Baslcefball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3WBg Inlramurals 3, 4. Waller Wiedmeyer Soccer 4: Prom Commilfee 3. Florence Wiskerchen Baslcefball 3, 4: Baseball I, 2, 4: Track I, 27 Volleyball 3: Tennis I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club I, 2, S. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 3, Presidenl 4, W. B. Troupers I, 47 Bend Slaff 4: Prom Commi++ee 3: Social Comrnilfee 3: Class Secre- Iary-Treasurer 4. Ellsworih Wiskow Inlramurals 2, 3, 4. Leona Wolf 'e Glee Club 3: Prom Commillee 3: Music Feslival 3. Sylvesler Wolf Foolball 2: Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club I: S. A. A. I, 2, 4: Prom Commillee 3. Marila Yahr Baskelball 2, 3: Baseball I: Track I, 2: Volleyball 2: Tennis I, 2: Operella I, 2: Glee Club I. 2. 3, 4: Guidance Chairman 2: S. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. I, 2, 3, Tennis Manager 4: W. B. Troupers I, 2, 3, Presi- denl 4. l One Gifl Above Anolher l: Bend Slaff 4: Prom Commillee 3: Poelry Feslival 4: Declamalory 3WB: Dusl Pan Slaff 3, 4: Class Vice-Presidenl 4: Class Secre- lary 2, 3: Music Feslival 3, 4: Class Play: Valediclorian. Joe Zager Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Operella I, 2: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Prom Commillee 3: Music Feslival 3. 4. Rulh Regner Baseball I: Band I, 2: Operella I, 2: Glee Club I, 2, 3: Orcheslra 2: W. B. Troupers I, 2, 3: Prom Commillee 3: Class Play 4: Debales 2, 3: Sludenl Council I: Class Play. Seniors ln I93O, one hundred and lhirly freshmen, equipped wilh horn books and slales. lfiguralively speaking of coursel enlered upon lheir high school careers. They com- milled lhe leadership of lheir class lo Mark O'Meara, lndicalions lhal lhe new class was lo be an aclive par- licipanl in exlra-curricular work came when I-larold Warnkey and Roger O'Meara made lhe loolball leam. Harold also received his leller lor baskelball and lrack. Richard Heidner served as allernale on lhe debale squad. Laler in lhe school year, Belle Goeden was lead- ing lady in lhe operella Pickles, wilh Roger O'Meara also playing an imporlanl role. Sophomores now, and fully inilialed inlo lhe mysleries of high school life, lhey look advanlage of lhe oppor- lunilies aboul lhem. Malhew Gonring was lhe class presidenl. They were represenled on lhe loolball field by Harold Warnkey, Kurl Kuehllhau, and Roger O'Meara. Harold Warnkey also made lhe baskelball and lrack leams. Slephen O'Meara and Richard Heidner won places on lhe debale leam. and Rulh Regner was aller- nale. Imporlanl posilions on lhe Dusl Pan slaff were held by Belle Goeden and Richard Heidner. As iuniors, lhe class enlered inlo aclivilies in dead earnesl, compiling a mosl unusual and successful record. Ils members were inslrumenlal in bringing conference. slale, and nalional honors lo lhe school. The high Iighl of lhe year was lhe Junior Prom, presided over by Presidenl Roger O'Meara and his queen. Rulh Regner. In alhlelics, lhe Pick Trophy for baseball wenl lo Malhew Gonring, Roger O'Meara, Kurl Kuehllhau, Harold Warnkey, Mark O'Meara, Paul Bruhy, and Wil- ford Poller did lheir parl in securing a lie for lhe Lillle Ten Foolball Championship. Those receiving lellers for baskelball were Harold Warnkey, Malhew Gonring, and Wilford Poller. Slephen O'Meara and Harold Warnkey were members of lhe lrack squad which won lhe slale championship. The Lillle Ten Championship in exlemporaneous read- ing was won by Belle Goeden, Marila Yahr ediled lhe Dusl Pan, assisled by lhe following iuniors: Rulh Held. Frieda Kaehny, Belle Goeden, Susanne Pick, and Belle Waller. Grace I-lembel received firsl place in lhe shorl slory division of lhe Nalional Scholaslic Awards. In girls' alhlelics, lhe junior girls won bolh lhe lrack and baseball championships, Florence Wiskerchen waslhe school's oirl lennis champion. Richard Heidner presided over lhe class during Ils senior year. These seniors qualified for foolball in lheir lasl year of compelilion: Caplain Kurl Kuehllhau, I-larold Warn- key, Roger O'Meara, Mark O'Meara, Slephen O'Meara, Wilford Poller, Paul Bruhy, Malhew Gonring, Frank Bing- ham, Arlhur Heil, and C. I. Nielsen. The leam look un- dispuled possession of lhe Lillle Ten Foolball Champion- ship. Caplain Malhew Gonring, and Paul Wiedmeyer made lhe baskelball leam. Harold Warnkey became lhe firsl lwalve-Ieller man in lhe hislory of lhe school. The business and equipmenl managers were Richard Heidner and Willem Eimermann. Irving Nielsen was selecled as an honor reader in slale compelilion al lhe Poelry Fesli- val held al Madison. Susanne Pick ediled lhe Dusl Pan, and Belle Goeden, who won firsl place in lhe dislricl in exlemporaneous reading, placed second in lhe conlesl al Milwaukee. The seniors who are gradualing lhis year have un- doubledly found much in lheir fine scholaslic and exlra- curricular record lhal will be of value in lhe pursuil of whalever careers lhey may choose in lhe fulure. GRACE I-IEMBEL Page Twunly-one Juniors All aboard Tor a sTellar Trip Tor an inTimaTe view oT The brillianT sTars oT The WesT Bend High School. calls The piloT oT our waiTing ship. ln spiTe oT The Thick dark- ness, our way is lighTed by The brighTness oT The numer- ous siars. We sTop al a sTar which we know belongs To The TirsT magniTude. Why, There are people on iT! On The TirsT poinT Those in TooTball Togs are John Heindl, CapTain- elecTg Norman BernT, Richard Lonergan, OTTO LauTer, l-lerberT Fuge, Erwin Werner, Raul OTTO, Jack Foley, l-larold YogeresT, and Milo SalTer. John, Norman, and Richard earned W, Bfs Tor Their splendid work, PivoTing around a baskeT on The second poinT, we see Three more iuniors, Paul OTTo, George WeinerT, and OTTo LauTer, all Three having earned W. Bfs. On The Third poinT, are The winners oT The inTra-mural pennanT: William Dricken, Jack Foley, heavy-weighT boxing champion, Jerome Haus- rnan, wresTling champion oT Class B7 Ronald l-Tron, George Kircher, AnThony Novak, Raymond PTenning, and Leander Willkomm. BrighTly decoraTing The TourTh poinT oT This greaT sTar, are The school's baskeTball champions, The Team consisTing oT STasia Lonergan, Elaine l-leiTing, RiTa Klein, Virginia T-Tames, Clara Langenbach, Alice BasT, Bernice GraT'T, Ann STangl, and Virginia Remmel. SeaTed aT a desk, we see Two iunior oTTicers oT The Girls' AThleTic AssociaTion, Elaine T-leiTing, Vice-PresidenT and girls' ping-pong champion, and STasia Lonergan, secre- Tary and Treasurer. On The nexT sTar we see Two debaTers hard aT work, Alice BasT and Joyce Woog, wiTh Alice BasT and Shirley Garniss. our represenTaTives in endernporaneous reading and speaking. OraTory, The Third poinT, is occupied by Eugene WesTenberger. DeclamaTory occupies The lourTh poinl, and on iT are Clara Langenbach and MyrTle Smilh. We relucTanTly leave This sTar and land on The noisiesT oT The blue sTars. KaThryn Mueller, pianisT Tor The glee age Twp-nly-Two clubs and The main room communiTy sing- ing, is pracTicing away aT a piano which adorns The 'lourTh poinT. MyrTle SmiTh, who is secreTary-Treas- urer oT The STudenTs' Musicians club. wand- ers around on The TiTTh poinT. 'Amid The noise we deparT Tor a guieTer sTar. On This sTar we Tind Shirley Garniss Junior Girls Top Row: C. Langenbach, A. RosenThal, M, DeBano, F. Maurer, F. SpaeTh, F. SToTTel, F. Frauenheim, J. Woog, A. BasT, P. Kraemer, K. Mueller, J. PeTers. B. KarsTen, A. Cech- vala, M. SchachT, M. Weiss, F, Michels. Second Row: B. GraTT, K. SchmidT, H, MoriTz, R. Ben- neTT, J, Weidmann, R. Wag- ner, B. Weber, J. Wilkens, M. Rilling, B. Zumach, F. Laning. V. l-larnes, S. Lonergan, F. Fab- er, M. Joedike, B. Degner, M. Lenz, R. Goeden, V. Remmel. Third Row: D. Bales, B. EmmeTT, M, DunsT, l-T. Van Den Berg, l-T. SchmidT, L. Meuschke, L. Wilkens, E. SchluTer, L. Lisch- ka, A. PuesTow, M. l-leindl, R. AllieT, A. Geidel, A. l-Tron, M. Gonnering, L. LauTer, M. Lang. FourTh Row: D. Curley, D. SchrnidT, L. Kaehny, B, Scherer, S. Garniss, C. Scherer, M. Jek- lin, A. STangl, l-l. Jansen, M. SmiTh, M. Mueller, R. l-reTzel. B. Gadow, N. KurTz, F. KurTz, C. KurTz, A. Ullian, C. Foley. Junior Boys Top Row: l-l. Fuge, R. l-leidTke. P. Jansen, S. Driessel, F. Ho- muTh, E, WesTenberger, l-l. HackbarTh, A. Groom, G. WeinerT, F. Winn, A. STeilen. Second Row: C. Younker, E. VVerner, A. Novak, A. Thema, R. Lonergan, W. Gerner, R. PTenning, J. Foley, L. Schneid- er, J. DeTTmann, A. Fhlke, E. Gerner, O. LauTer, l-l. Chesak. Third Row: F. Baer, A. RTeiTTer. R. l-Tron, L. Willkomm, M. DeTTmann, M. SalTer, C, Cook, R. OTTo, P, Freehaul, J. T-larTh, E, MuTh, J. Pascoe, O. Klink. C. Beck. FourTh Row: V. l-laas, l-l. Melius, ld. YogersT, E. Roecker, N. YogersT, R. Wiedmeyer, W. Dricken, l-T. Claus, R. SpaeTh, M, Schoenbeck, W. Degner. G. Fischer, l-l. Daluge, B. Tranholm, G. Roecker. and MyrTle SmiTh, who had leads inThe ChrisTmas play and WashingTon birThday play. Now we head Tor a large special sTar. On one poinT presses roll, TypewriTers are clicking and reporTers are scraTching away. This describes The DusT Pan. our high school paper. The junior members oT The sTaTT are Rose- mary HeTzel, Clara Langenbach, Raul FreehauT, MargareT Mueller, John DeTTmann, AnTon Groom, George Kircher, and Henry Claus, AT The nexT poinT people are busily decoraTing Tor The iunior prom, which will be presided over by King l-lerberT l-lackbarTh and Queen MargareT Mueller. On The nexT poinT a skyrockeT is being led by Clara Langenbach, our cheerleader. A special poinT' was added This year, poeTry reading. MyrTle SmiTh represenTed The school aT The STaTe conTesT aT Madison. We finally leave Tor home somewhaT amazed aT The imporTance oT The iunior class. ATTer The brilliance oT The sTars The nighT is cold and dark. KATHRYN MUELLER, MYRTLE SMITH Sophomore Girls lop Row: E. Abel, G. Laalscll, E. V. Frohrnann, 6, Schrnidl, Rauen. L. Van Beelc, A. End- lich, A, Schrnidl, l. Kocher. L. Jaerger, E. Rusch, E, Jordan, B. Knop, Second Row: B, Hauq, R. Raloll, J. Karslen, M. Barens, l. Schloe- rner, B. Rose, F. Appemeller. M, Joerlcel, B. Kissinqer, C Ciriaclcs, V. Mullen, V. Fischer, C. Warnlcey, V. Braasch. Third Row: R. Kurlz, A. Pielsch nran, M. Freehaul, L. Berres. J. Enriqhl, H. Driessel, R Brernser, M. Haas, l.. Feilen J. Poole, H. Lrler, V. Lauben- slein, L. Willcens, M, Lauler. Fourllr Row: C, Ciriaclcs, O Franlc, M. Plenninq, L. Srnilh B. Schuppel, V. Blanlc, H Bruhy, B. Krieger, M. Korlen' diclr. J. Mueller, V. Gales, E lhorna, l. Riley. Sophomore Boys lop Rowi H. Wriqhl, J. Honeclc J. Wahouslce, R. Yoosl, D Schloerner, C. Brusl, R. Kue lei. J, Winn. J. Hernbel, F Gerlach, W. Couqhlin, W Schulze, C. Joedilre, W. Jo- hann, R. Gullr. 5, Serond Row: M, Geiolel, J. Clarlc, L. Oellinqer, W. Saller Sophonnores ch- R. Coolce, L, Laubenslein, J Schuppel, R. Zahn, E. Uslruclc W. Diflcmann, O. Endlich, H Schrnidl. J. Sclniclcerl, E. Bu er, F, Ennenbach, H. Krueplce. We me Onlmilml V lhe qruesorrre roorn Third Row: H. Renard, A. Koch Ly yy ,mmm tpyypr A. Ahlers, R. Quaas, A. Henr fi d mi i i i i bel, W. Frellaq, F, Bezlr, M. SRU bidl U5 5V down Zarlinq. R, Deyenperl, L. bolore h fl r rryslal - ball. ' Will you lell us Punslow, L. Weinand, H Schullz, C. Woll, H. 601311, L Grall, M. Worniclce. lne pasl ol the class ol '377' we aslr. She beqins, I see a lainl lorrn. Alll ll is a baslcelball player who rnade the lirsl learn lhal year. He is Marvin Zarlinq, l see a qroup who also appear lo be baslcelball players. They are lhe second learn ol your school composed ol Endlich, Winn, Wriqlrl, and Rueslow. Whal is lhis? ll is a parade. Al llre head is Drum Major Jeanne Mueller. There is a blurred while speclc iunrpinq aboul. Ah, now l see. ll is a pinq-ponq qarne, and lhe champion is declared Mr. Macon Bulls. I now see whal appears lo be a lable lull ol papers. Whal is il? Il becornes clearer. Now l see lhn lille is illrrr Dusl Panf Who is worlfinq on il? Sonre ol your fla-,sniales who are Juennfa Karslen, He-len Bruhy, Virginia Blanlc. Waller lliclcnrann, Ray Zahn. Belly Jane Rose, Celia Ciririclrs, and Wayne Freilao. 'Now llre word presidenl appears, and we Belly Kriecqer, presidenl ol llre isophsf Sho is surrounded by a qroup ol olher ollicers, namely: Euqene Weinand, Herman Schullz, Henry 6OPll, and Mary Jann Hans. Sludenl Council rnernbers, Elizabelh Jordan and Harvey Schrnidl, are also arnonq lhern. 'ls lhere anylhinq more you would lilce lo know? shr- aslcs us. Yes, can you see anylhinq ol lhe forensic winners? i'Jusl a rninule. Why, yes, here are a number ol poo ple. Do you see them? l now recoqnize lhern lo be Rally O'Meara, Juenne Karslen, Ray Zahn. Mercia Plenninq. and Jeanne Mueller. iilhere are lwo more boys here, Wayne Freilaq and Henry Renard. Whal are lhey doing? Why are lhey so happy? Now l lrnow. ll is because lhey won fha sloqan cenlesl lor the Wesl Bend Hornecorninq. 'Lverylhinq is ladinq, l see no rnore. ll you wish lo know more you will have lo corne anolher day. JEANNE MUELLER, VIVIAN SALES llafirx 4lVWC'Uly llr Freshmen Curiosily was aroused when lhe lulure class ol l93B slorrned lhe school as lreshmen. A peppy crowd ol boys and girls, lhey were eager lo go places and do lhingsf' Firsl wo caplurod lhe Lillle Red Cup by presenling lhe mosl original lloal in lhe Homecoming Parade. Foolball, Many lreshmen boys were on lhe lhird leam. Oulslanding were Carl Regolin, earning a W. B. on lhe lirsl leam, and Elclor Kannenberg. lnlra-mural debale. Two lreshman leams ballled lor honors la box ol candyl in lhe linals. Debale. A number ol lreshmen lried oul and were in lhe linals. Roberl Perschbacher was on lhe leam as an allernale. Poelry Feslival, Alice Bohn and Belly Jane Rolls were lhe lreshmen chosen by lhe iudges lo enler lhe semi- linals. Baskelball. Howard Werner, Elroy Gesserl, Carl Pol- ler, Carl Regolin, and Alan Pick were lhe lreshman boys on lhe second squad. Declamalory. Allhough lhey did nol enler lhe linals, Josephine Novak, Eleanor Vogl, and Audrey Sepersky were raled very highly by lhe iudges. Exlemporaneous Reading. Eleanor Vogl, Belly Jane Rolls, Audrey Sepersky, and Josephine Novak were in lhe linals. Exlemporaneous Speaking. Here, loo, lreshmen look an aclive parl. Josephine Novak was lhe lreshman class winner. Oralory. Cable Edwards had lhe honor ol being chosen one ol lhe represenlalives lrom Wesl Bend in oralory. lvlusir. Thiere were many lieshmen in lhe band, orches- lia, and alee club. Elroy Gesserl was vice-presidenl ol lhe Junior Musicians' Club, Howard Werner and Elroy were also members ol lhe popular Russian Hillbillies. l 1iifTWi:r1lyliulI W. B. Troupers. Ed- ward Kohl, Thomas McCarlhy. and Roberl Perschbacher played prominenl parls in Trouper produclions. In lhe slogan and name conlesl lor Wesl Bend's Golden Anniversary Home- coming, Franklin Gal- lers won second place. Allhough lhe lrack and baseball leams have nol been chosen, prominenl lreshmen likely lo be lrack slars in lulure years are: Waller Ollmer. Elder Kannenberg,Al- an Pick, Elroy Gesserl, and Eugene Hirsch- Freshman Girls Top Row: F. DeBano, M. Fisch- er, V. Gruelzmacher, L. Fickler. l. Barlell, G. Muehl, G. Al- binger, C. Wegner, E. Brillain, C. Leins. R. Gonnering, M. Wickerl, J. Novak, E. Horn, J. Appell. Second Row: L. Bassell, D. Krae- mer, E. Hillmann, A. Wooq. R. Zellel, L. Woldl, V. Tesch, G. Gruel, L. Abel, M. Ahlers, M. Rul, M. Schuberl, F. Braasch, E. Vogl. Third Row: E. Woll, F. Krems- reiler, B. Bohn, D. Van Beeki D. Jansen, R. Jansen, R. Pas- lors, B. Bock, M. Fechler, A. Boeker, A. Ollinger, J. Webs- ler, B. McKew, E. Philippi, B. Kocher. Fourlh Row: K. Groessel, A. Schuberl, L. Ehlke, P. Goschey, E. Chesak, E. Wacholz, A. Bohn, J. Parks, E. Wilke, K. Ullian, C. Hauch, M. Bennell, A. Hembel, D. Kumrow, M. Gebhardl. Fillh Row: M. Alliel, A. Sepers- ky, C. Kaehny, P.McDonald, E. Hassmer, M. Weiss, H. Bauer, E. Weiss, D. Kluever, E. Ross. H. Vore, E. l-lollmann, M. Wagner, E. Rosenlhal, D. Ril- ling, R. Lellingwell, B. Rolls. Freshman Boys Top Row: R. Reelz, H. DeTuncq. F. Gonnering, H. Werner, E. Gesserl, A. Rilger, C. Ed- wards, F. Barlh, P. Bauer, G. Braun, J. Wiskirchen. Second Row: M. Karslen, R. Dengel, R, Geib, R. Hansen, E. Jacklin, R. Klein, W. Lull, E. Woll, F. Beck, D. Homulh, O. Johann, E. Hirschboeck. Third Row: R. Perschbacher, G. Groom, J. Heid, L. Deluge, F. Slesar, H. Gumm, F. Grosklaus, H.Ollo, J.Horlamus, P. Kling- biel, C. Schmidl, R, McKee. L. Dricken, R. Kissinger. Fourlh Row: A. Taylor, E. Pol- ler, E. Rosenlhal, R. Brechler, E. Dunkel, W. Sleinmelz, L. DeCaluwe, J. Weiss, R. Grolh, M. Pascoe, O. Wilkens, F. Galler, T, McCarlhy, C. Kurlz. Bollom Row: R. Warnkey, R. Fuge, R. Wagner, W. Jansen. S. Hron, L. Gessner, H. Koe- nig, W. Kelley. C. Langen- bach, M. Molhs, A. Monday, D. MacFarlane, E. Kohl, L. Op- boeck A large numk genorlh, H, Callum, J. Hames. ber ol lreshies are working lor berlhs on lhe baseball squad. This is lhe summary ol lreshman aclivilies. Allhough il is impossible lo menlion all aclivilies and lhose par- licipaling, lhe freshman class leels proud ol all ils mem- bers and presenls lhis record as a challenge lo lulure lreshman classes. They plan lo lry harder lhan ever lor Wesl Bend in lhe coming years. JANICE APPELT, BETTY JANE ROLFS Did we fell you about our apparilion? By qar, I see hee's back. Juenne in January. Loilnli liqlilirf. C, M. Dillinger igozzx lizliinrq, Mr. Pacsiii takeb up Ari. Billy been abou? fhe bush. Malliew, Mark, Luke, and Jolwn, The lour Gospels. Speak no evil, sec no evil, hear no evil, Mark knows liiz rio-,ee liom, Reverend Ollo aidriiiriialori, lliu mail, Lirile Arneiinans lrom Young America. He's way up Thar, l'm wav down var! l'mii: lwurilv liv K, fr if rf ox, ,, is 4 H Af 1 N I uff i b X'-.k sfdi M1531 X fx if e ef Hg Q aff? al: sm? wr- 2 T7 53 652152 ,T- Sporfs in Their frue ,, 5 ' . ya - -f :gf ' sense were few,bu1' In q , ' winTer The good SJfUCl2T1fS ' fag' f 17 were +aken skafing an WMM E mu I1 gf I X Athletigi QF AlmosT all oT The good boy hours in The whole year were passed in The school room under The eye oT The masTer. The main hope Tor anyThing like good boy Times was in playing hoolcey or playing school. ln The Tew hours ThaT could be given To ouT- door sporTs They had skaTing and coasTing in winTer and a varieTy oT games in summer including swim- ming, some wiTh ball and baT. re- moTe Torerunners oT baseball. GreaT aTTenTion was puT on physical ex- ercise such as wresTling, running, and leaping. Twelve play days only were allowed each year To every pupil. Today The program of aThleTics has been broadened To include The kinds oT games ThaT can be played ThroughouT The year. WiTh inTra- mural compeTiTion Tor Those who cannoT meeT The sTandards oT The regular Teams, every sTudenT is oT- Tered a chance To play The games which he enjoys mosT. Page TwenTy Mr. Carl Pick Page TwenTy-eighT The Carl Pick Trophies Mr. Carl Pick, The presenT chairman oT The AThleTic Board, has always been an acTive leader and backer oT a wide and viTalized program oT aThleTic compeTiTion Tor The sTudenTs oT The WesT Bend High School. Ever since I928, Mr. Pick has personally given encouragemenT To ouTsTanding aThleTic perTormances by awarding Tive silver cups, Tour To The besT individual aThleTes in The major sporTs oT TooTball, baskeT- ball, baseball, and Track: and one larger cup To The besT individual all-around aThleTe in The school. The persons so honored are selecTed by a commiTTee oT Two members oT The Alumni AssociaTion, Two members oT The STudenT AcTivi- Ty AssociaTion, and Two TaculTy members. The winners oT The cups in IQ34 were: John PuesTow All-around AThleTe Lee Kissinger , , ,FooTball Edward Wiskirchen,,, ,,,,,, BaskeTball Dan Pick ,,,,,, , ,,,,,,, ,,,Track Iv1aThew Gonring ,,,,,, , ,Baseball Top Row: W. Eimermann, J. Mullen, R, Lonergan. R. YoosT, D. Juech. Coach PaceTTi, S. O'Meara, N, BernT, R. Ross, E. Werner, H. Fuge. M. SalTer, C. Nielsen. Second Row: F. Bingham, R. O'Meara, M. Gonring, M. O'Meara, J. l-leindl, K, Kuehl- Thau, H. Warnkey, A. Heil, W. PoTTer, P. Bruhy, F. Gerlach. BoTTom Row: F. Schloemer, T-l. YogersT, J. Foley, C. Reqolin, S. Driessel. FooTba II I 934 FOOTBALL SCH EDU LE SepT. 22-Cedarburg here. SepT. 29-Waupun There. OcT. 6-l-loricon here. OcT. I3-Beaver Dam There. OcT 20-l-TarTTord There. OcT. 27-Columbus here ll-lomecomingl Nov. 3-Ripon here. Nov. IO-PorT WashingTon There. WiTh TooTball in The air and six members oT The I933 LiTTle Ten Co-Champs To work wiTh, Coaches Nello PaceTTi and Jack Runkel began building whaT laTer proved To be The I934 un- dispuTed champions oT The LiTTle Ten ConTer- ence. The reTurning leTTer-men included CapTain KurT KuehlThau. and Harold Warnkey, veTeran ends oT The lasT Two season: ArT Heil, powerTul Tullback oT Two years ago: Mark O'Meara, blocking quarTerbackq Paul Bruhy. guard, and Roger O'Meara, Tackle. Coach PaceTTi's TirsT call on SepTember TourTh was answered by abouT TiTTy-Tive sTudenTs who Tried To Till The posiTions leTT vacanT by The graduaTion OT members oT lasT year's Team. ATTer Three weeks oT hard work The new maTerial, coupled wiTh The veTerans, rounded ouT inTo Tip- Top shape Tor Their TirsT TilT OT The year againsT Cedarburg. WesT Bend 32, Cedarburg 7 WesT Bend opened The season wiTh a smash- ing vicTory over Cedarburg by a score oT 32 To 7. The Benders compleTely ouTclassed Their op- ponenTs, alThough Tumbles were TrequenT, They made up Tor Their errors wiTh Tlashes oT brillianT play. The Team was never Torced To use decep- Tive plays buT resorTed To sTraighT line plays wiTh an occasional Torward pass. Harold Warnkey, lasT year's all-conTerence end, sTarred on offense by scoring Two Touchdowns. Cedarburg's lone Touchdown came as a resulT OT a long pass, buT aT no Time during The enTire game were They a serious ThreaT To The WesT Bend Team. WesT Bend 6, Waupun 6 AlThough ouTweighing Their opponenTs, The WesT Bend TooTloall Team was held To a 6 To 6 Tie by Waupun high in The opening game OT The LiTTle Ten ConTerence. WesT Bend ouTgained Their rivals in chalking up l I TirsT downs To 4 Tor R. Lonergan l-l. Warnkey F. Bingham M. Gonring Q .. - 1 Page TwenTy-n N. BernT P. Bruhy M. O'Meara J. Heindl Waupun. The lack oT Tinal punch, and ragged plays proved To be The downTaII Tor The Red and WhiTe. Waupun kicked oTT To WesT Bend, buT The Benders could noT geT sTarTed. During The second quarTer WesT Bend sTaged an eighTy- yard march down The Tield ThaT resuITed in Their Ione Touchdown. Johnny Heindl and ArT Heil did mosT OT The ball-Tofing on This march. Heindl, playing his TirsT conTerence game. was WesT Bend's oTFensive ThreaT, consisTenTIy shaking loose Tor long gains, aIThough unable To score again during The game. LaTe in The Third quarTer Waupun's Tying score came on a beauTiTuI TorTy- yard pass To The Red and WhiTe TwenTy-yard line Trom where Vanderbush raced across The goal. From This poinT on The game was a see-saw aT- Tair wiTh bo+h Teams TighTing and WesT Bend's IaTe TourTh quarTer drive was sTaved oTF when They IosT The ball on downs near The Waupun goal line. WesT Bend I9, Horicon 0 In This game The Red and WhiTe showed a compIeTe reversal oT Torm over Then' previous game aT Waupun by Trouncing Horicon high I9 To O. The headwork oT Mark O'Meara aT The quarTer-back posT was briIIianT. WesT Bend scored immediafely aTTer The opening kickoTT. During The TirsT quarTer. when WesT Bend was close To scoring, penaITies prevenTed The Touch- downs. A Tumble on The Horicon Two-yard line resuITed in anoTher score Tor The Benders wiTh Page ThirTy ArT Heil carrying The ball on one oT his power- house line bucks. Mark O'Meara drop-kicked The exTra poinT. The IasT Touchdown was made in The Tinal quarTer aTTer Horicon was Torced To kick Trom behind Their goal line. The punT was blocked and recovered and kicked To The ThirTy- yard line. From here Johnny Heindl carried The ball over on an oTT Tackle play aTTer evading The whole Horicon Team. Only Time prevenTed an- oTher score Tor The Red and WhiTe. The gun sounded wiTh The Benders in possession oT The ball on Horicon's eighT-yard line. In This game Junie Gonring was ouTsTanding in The line. The work oT The whole line was commendable as Horicon did noT geT a TirsT down. The longesT gain Horicon made during The game was Tive yards. WesT Bend I2, Beaver Dam 0 In a nighT game WesT Bend blanked Beaver Dam I2 To O. In This game Mark O'Meara opened a bag oT Tricks Tor The Tansg and when The Tlood lighTs were Turned oTT Tor The evening, The Iocal sTar Harold Warnkey had crossed The Beaver's goal line Twice. Beaver Dam gained eleven TirsT downs To WesT Bend's eighT, buT The local eleven managed To sTave oTf Beaver Dam's scoring ThreaTs every Time. The line and The secondary deTense wiTh Their backs To The wall worked excellenfly. However, on The second down The Red and WhiTe kicked and waiTed Tor The breaks. IT did noT Take long Tor WesT Bend To Take The lead. ATTer an exchange oT punTs Heil inTercepTed a pass and reTurnecI iT Ten yards. A long gain by Heindl and a pass To Warnkey neTTed a Touchdown. The Beavers ThreaTened To score several Times during The TirsT quarTer, buT exceIIenT punTing by PoTTer and Warnkey senT The ball To midTieId. In The second period WesT Bend added To Their lead. ATTer Three aTTempTs aT The line wiThouT much success Warnkey kicked To The six-inch line where CapTain KurT Kuehl- Thau downed The ball. The Beavers goT oTF a poor punT, and in Three plays The Red and WhiTe scored again, wiTh Warnkey carrying The ball over. During The second haIT neiTher Team scored, Beaver Dam Taking To The air and WesT Bend resorTing To sTraighT TooTbaII. IT was in This game ThaT STeve O'Meara, diminuTive end, proved his worTh by knocking down many Beaver passes and nailing receivers in Their Tracks. Coach Pacelli Wesl Bend 5l, Harllord 0 The l-larllord game was played during a con- slanl rain, bul lhe wealher-soaked lield could nol slop lhe powerlul Wesl Bend machine once il gol slarled. ll look lhem only several minules lo gel under way and l-larllord was smolhered 5I lo O. Harllord could al no lime malch lhe hard- charging Wesl Bend line. In lhis game il was impossible lo dislinguish an individual slar. The enlire squad played greal loolball. Mark O'lv1eara, Warnkey, l-leil, and Regolin scored lhe louchdowns. Wesl Bend I9, Columbus 7 This was lhe score ol lhe hardesl game ol lhe year in which lhe Benders reached lhe heighl ol smoolhness. The Red and While kicked oll lo Columbus, and lhroughoul lhe lirsl guarler no score was made allhough bolh leams lhreal- ened each olher's goal. On one occasion Col- umbus had lhe ball on lhe Bende-r's live-yard line wilh a lirsl down, bul lhe inspiring play ol Caplain Kuehllhau lurned lhem back. In lhe second quarler Columbus made an- olher greal drive lo lhe Red and While's len- yard line: and again some lruly greal play by lhe Bender's line lurned lhe lide. Aller an ex- change ol punls lhe Benders hil lheir slride and marched sevenlyx-lhree yards lo a louchdown. Wesl Bend I3, Ripon 0 Wesl Bend's viclory over Ripon in lheir lasl conlerence game gave lhem lhe undispuled conlerence lille. Sloppy blocking and lumbles when in scoring posilion prevenled Wesl Bend lrom securing several louchdowns in lhe lirsl hall. Al lhe slarl ol lhe second hall Ripon kicked oli lo lhe Red and While. Aller several plays and a lilleen-yard penally, lhe Benders were lorced lo kick. Ripon made lwo unsuccess- lul allempls al lhe line and lhen punled lo ils own lorly-six-yard line. On lhe nexl play Warn- key, behind excellenl inlerlerence, carried lhe ball over lhe goal line. A pass lrom Warnkey lo Capl. Kuehllhau lor lhe exlra poinl gave lhe Benders a 7 lo O lead. The lasl louchdown ol lhe game came shorlly aller lhis when Warnkey carried lhe ball on an end run and wenl lorly- lhree yards lor lhe olher louchdown. The drop- kick by Mark O'lv1eara was low, and lhe score remained I3 lo O unlil lhe end ol lhe game. Lale in lhe lasl quarler Wesl Bend slarled anolher louchdown drive, bul lhe game ended belore lhey could score. Ripon never had possession ol lhe ball inside lhe Wesl Bend lwenly-yard slripe and made only lhree lirsl downs lo lhe Bender's lourleen. Wesl Bend 0, Porl' Washinglon 6 Wesl Bend linished lhe loolball season wilh a 6 lo O deleal al lhe hands ol Porl Washing- lon. The game was loughl on an even basis unlil lhe lasl quarler when Porl made lheir lone louchdown on a series ol line plunges. Each leam scored len lirsl downs. Wesl Bend was in lhe scoring zone several limes. bul each lime a lilleen-yard penally ruined lhe chance lor a score. .W . W. Roller A. Heil K. Kuehllhau R. O'lv1eara - . Q4 3 . I' Q i ' l Page Thirly-o W. PoTTer M. Gvonring H. Warnkey G. Weinerl' BaskeTball The baskeTball season sTarTed QTT wiTh The re- Turn oT Three leTTer-men. CapTain MaTT Gonring. Harold Warnkey, and WilTord PoTTer. ATTer Coach Nello PaceTTi cuT The squad To workable size. The TirsT Team was composed oT Mark O'Meara, George WeinerT, Paul OTTO, Paul Wiedmeyer, and Marvin Zarling, and The Three leTTer-men. Two weeks oT pracTice puT The Team inTo Tairly good shape, and on December 7 an anxious squad iourneyed To PorT WashingTon To play The opening game oT l935. PorT 20, W. B. I5 Led by CapTain MaTT Gonring, The Benders sTarTed The season againsT PorT WashingTon and were deTeaTed 20 To I5. PorT goT The lead early in The game and kepT iT unTil The Tinal gun. PoT- Ter was high scorer Tor The Team wiTh Three baskeTs, and Warnkey second wiTh Two. Paul OTTo and Mark O'Meara, new men on The TirsT sTring, showed up well. Waupun I9, W. B. 25 The game aT 'Naupun was WesT Bend's TirsT conlierence game. WesT Bend. led by CapTain Junie Gonring, deTeaTed The invaders 25-I9. Coach PaceTTi subsTiTuTed TrequenTly during The Page ThirTy-Two game. In This game WesT Bend showed Tine passing skill, and PoTTer conTrolled The Tip-oTT well. CapTain Gonring was high scorer Tor The evening wiTh Twelve poinTs. The locals used a slow-breaking game being conTenT To work The ball under The baskeT by means oT Their deadly passing. PorT l2, W. B. I3 In a close and Thrill-packed game WesT Bend deTeaTed PorT High I3-I2 in Their second meeTing oT The season. Mark O'Meara led The home Team in scoring and all around play. WiTh a large crowd gaThered To see WesT Bend gain revenge Tor The Trimming They Took in The TirsT game, The Team proceeded To come Through in grand sTyle. IT was a game ThaT kepT The crowd on edge Trom sTarT To Tinish. MarqueTTe 34, W. B. 27 In a ragged game WesT Bend losT To Mar- gueTTe High. The Benders' oTTense was poor whereas MargueTTe had good Team work. Mar- queTTe Took an early lead and had scored six poinTs beTore Warnkey sTarTed The scoring Tor The Red and WhiTe by sinking a long shoT. In The Third quarTer WesT Bend came wiThin one poinT oT Tying The score, buT The HillToppers pulled away in The lasT period To win by 34 To 27. Columbus 22, W. B. I7 The Team journeyed To Columbus and losT To a sTrong Team Trom ThaT school. WesT Bend led by a good margin aT The halT buT could noT mainTain The lead againsT The spiriTed rally oT Columbus. The game was played in The small Columbus gym, which undoubTedly handicapped The locals. Will PoTTer led The Team in scoring. Berlin I7, W. B. I9 The Benders won Their second conTerence game when They deTeaTed Berlin High in a close game by The score oT I9 To I7. The Red and WhiTe piled up a big lead in The TirsT period and led aT The halT by II To 5. Berlin came back sTrong aTTer The halT, buT The Team TighTened up despiTe The loss oT CapTain Givonring on Touls. Beaver Dam I7, W. B. 26 Beaver Dam was deTeaTed by The Red and WhiTe in a IasT-haIT spurT. CapTain Junie Gon- ring played an ouTsTanding Tloor game Tor The Benders while OTTo, PoTTer, and Warnkey made mosT of The poinTs. AT The end oT The halT The PaceTTimen were leading by The slim margin oT one poinT. During The Third quarTer The local Team puT The game in The bag. When The Tinal whisTIe blew, WesT Bend was leading 26 To I7. Horicon I9, W. B. 30 The Red and WhiTe Trounced Horicon 30 To I9 in a game TrequenTly inTerrupTed by subsTi- TuTions. The home Team clearly displayed iTs superioriTy over iTs neighboring ciTy. Mark O'Meara was high scorer Tor The evening, col- lecTing eighT poinTs. In This game WesT Bend mixed a slow and TasT breaking game wiTh re- suITs ThaT were graTiTying. During The course oT The game, Coach PaceTTi subsTiTuTed his enTire squad. Oconomowoc 36, W. B. I9 In This game WesT Bend received iTs worsT deTeaT oT The season. WesT Bend was way oTT color, and Coony was hoT. WiTh The excepTion oT The Third quarTer, Oconomowoc dominaTed The play while Will PoTTer and Mark O'Meara Tried To lead a weak WesT Bend oTTense. Mayville 29, W. B. 2I AIThough coming ouT on The shorT end oT The score, The Benders played one oT Their besT games oT The season againsT Mayville. The halT ended I4 To I2 Tor Mayville aTTer one oT The mosT exciTing TirsT periods ever played here. In The Third quarTer Mayville added To Their lead, buT CapTain Gonring's and Mark O'Meara's Tield goals Tied The score. From This poinT on May- ville Took The Iead despiTe The desperaTe playing oT The Benders, which kepT The crowd in an up- roar aT all Times. The Tinal score was WesT Bend 2I and 29 Tor The Team which IaTer won The sTaTe baskeTbalI TournamenT. Ripon I8, W. B. I6 WesT Bend IosT a poorly played game To Ripon. The Benders held a slim lead unTiI The IasT quarTer when Ripon nosed Them ouT I8 To I6. AT The halT The Red and WhiTe were leading I2 To 9. During The Third quarTer only Two poinTs were scored, boTh oT Them by Ripon. PoTTer was high scorer Tor WesT Bend wiTh seven poinTs. Crook oT Ripon also had seven poinTs To lead The scoring Tor his Team. MarqueTTe 23, W. B. 25 The Benders deTeaTed The I IilIToppers in a re- Turn engagemenT 25 To 23. IT was a hoTly con- TesTed game wiTh The local Team Taking The lead aTTer The TirsT Tew minuTes oT play and keeping iT ThroughouT The game. aIThough hard-pressed by MarqueTTe. CapTain Junie Gonring and Paul OTTo were high scorers Tor The Red and WhiTe wiTh six poinTs apiece. HarTTord I8, W. B. I4 WesT Bend IosT a hard game To I-IarTTord I8 To I4. NeiTher Team scored during The TirsT period aIThough The Benders missed many easy shoTs. Warnkey sTarTed The scoring by dropping a shorT shoT early in The second period. AT The end oT The haIT HarTTord was leading 6 To 3. During The IasT haIT The Red and WhiTe were wiThin one poinT oT Tying The score, buT I'IarT- Tord pulled away again. P. OTTo P. Wiedmeyer W. Gonring M. O'Meara ,,. irsr BENQ y .fi T J Page ThirTy-Th FOG Coach Runkel Track i934 The rriosT successful aThleTic year in The hisTory of The WesT Bend High School was climaxed by The brillianT record of The i934 Track Team. As we review The brief Track hisTory of WesT Bend High, we see ThaT The I934 season represenfs The apex of a rapid rise from an inexperienced, sfruggling Team in I927 To a Team in I934 which reaped every TiTle in iTs paTh on The way To The class B championship of Wisconsin. Coach Jack Runkel carne To WesT Bend five years ago when The seniors of his I934 Team were freshmen. He worked wiTh Them four years as They sfeadily improved: and in I933, when They won The LiTTle Ten TiTle for The firsT Time, The highesf goal seemed To have been reached. BuT when I934 came around, Coach Runkel had a sfill higher goal in mind. Affer winning The Triangular MeeT and successfully defending The LiTTle Ten Cham- pionship, The Red and Whife Track men wenT on To win The sTaTe high school meeT aT Madison. The Team lasT year was parTicularly versafile and well-balanced for a small squad. This sTaTe- menT can be realized besT by nofing ThaT The nine Wesf Bend leTTer-men placed in all buf Two of The ThirTeen evenfs aT The LiTTle Ten meeT. Also, aT The sTaTe meeT, The seven WesT Bend qualifiers succeeded in placing in six differenT evenTs. Thus, in Training one or Two good men for each evenT insTead of Trying To develop a Team specializing in one evenT, Mr. Runkel suc- ceeded in geTTing many poinTs from few men. ln The firsT week of compeTiTion, WesT Bend Took on Cedarburg for a warm-up meeT on The home Track, Taking firsT place in every evenT. A week laTer, WesT Bend chalked up a vicTory. which alone would have made The season a suc- Page Thirfy-four cess, by wresTing The honors from Porf Washing- Ton in The annual Porf-Harfford-Wesf Bend Tri- angular meeT, which Porf has won each year since iTs origin in I929. The meeT was so close ThaT The decision resTed upon The broad jump, The second lasf evenT, in which Dan Pick, Harold Warnkey, and Bob Puesfow placed in Thaf order To score a slam for WesT Bend and To clinch The meeT. The Team ran info some sTiff compeTiTion The following week when iT losT To Wayland Acad- emy of Beaver Dam, The only Team To surpass The Red and WhiTe lasT year. The boys had some consolafion, however, in The facT ThaT The opposifion was composed largely of high school graduaTes. The nexT Trophy for The WesT Bend collecTion came from The disTricT eliminaTion aT Waukesha. This meeT is held in order To selecf The parfici- panfs for The sTaTe meeT, and only Those who place in a cerTain evenT aT one of The various disTricT meeTs are eligible for parTicipaTion in The big meeT aT Madison. Seven WesT Bend men qualified aT Waukesha and aT The same Time gafhered enough poinTs To win This meeT. On May I9, Coach Runkel's squad Traveled To The Ripon College field To defend iTs LiTTle Ten crown acquired The preceding year. Berlin High, The Team which ruled The LiTTle Ten in Track for many years before Beaver Dam won in l932, offered The only Troublesome opposi- Tion. Every nnan did whaT was expecfed of him and in mosT cases a loT more Than This: so They broughf home The second consecufive champion- ship Trophy. ln gaining This vicTory. The WesT Bend runners won seven of The Thirfeen evenTs. On The lasT Safurday in May, The 39Th An- nual Wisconsin lnTerscholasTic Track and Field MeeT was scheduled To Take place aT Camp Randall, Madison. IT has so happened ThaT in The lasT TwenTy years Wesf Bend High School has managed To acquire exacfly one poinT in This meeT: so even Though The boys were raTher elafed over Their accomplishrnenfs, They did noT Think iT possible To make more Than a crediTable showing. In spiTe of This, however, The seven men who had qualified aT The disTricT meeT made The Trip To Madison. and six of Them managed noT only To place, buT To gaTher enough poinTs To win fhe meef and give Wesf Bend High fhe sfafe frack fifle. Dan Pick won fhe 220 and 440 yard dashes, and in each case his fime was bef- fer fhan The running fime of fhe class A schools. Warnkey placed second 'ro Pick in fhe quarfer mile, giving Wesf Bend a fofal of nine poinfs in fhis race. Coach Runkel's reliable pair of weighf men. Johnny Puesfow and Lee Kissinger, came 'lhrough in fine sfyle by confribufing fen poinfs. Kissinger 'rook fhirdlin fhe shof puf and second in fhe discus. while Puesfow followed Kissinger in fhe discus wifh 'rhird place. Sfeve O'Meara. afferbeing fripped in fhe early parf of fhe half-mile race, gradually closed up fha hopelessly large gap and managed fo come ouf of if wifh fourfh place. Anofher poinf seven-fenfhs of a- second over fhe sfafe record sef in I932 by George O'Shea. now of' Mar- queffe Universify. Lee Kissinger and Johnny Puesfow, in The weighf evenfs, were fhe ofher fwo mainsfays on lasf year's feam. Togefher fhey accounfed for almosf half of 'rhe fofal poinfs and could always be depended upon' fo give 'fheir feam an advanfage in fhe field evenfs. Kissinger exceeded 46 feel' in fhe shof puf. Following are fhe nine men who were awarded WB's and bronze frack shoes: Elmer Kannenberg. Dan Pick, Sfephen O'Meara, Harold Schowalfer, John Puesfow, Roberf Puesl'ow.iHarold Warn- key, Leroy Kissinger, and Philip Pick. Only fwo of These, Warnkey and O'Meara. refurned for fhis year's squad. was added 'lo fhe score by Elmer Kannenberg, PHIL PICK Track Meefs I934 Wesf Bend 79 Cedarburg 29 Triangular Wesf Bend 78.5 Porf Washingfon 65.75. Harfford 53 I lfl2 Wesf Bend, 43 'Wayland 55 Disfricf Wesf Bend 45 Whifefish Bay 37, Soufh Milwaukee I8 Liffle Ten Wesf Bend 70.5 Berlin 55, Harlford 29 Sfafe Wesl' Bend 27 New London 22, Shawano 20 Wesf Bend 78 , Fond du Lac 30 ' Nof a member of fhe W. I. A. A.: years of compefifion unlimifed. who placed fiffh in fhe mile by opening up a L. Kissinger D. Pick I-I. Warnkey J. Pueslow ferrific sprinl' on fhe lasf curve and passing six men on fhe home sprinf fo give Wesf Bend a fofal of 27 poinfs. The 880-yard relay counfed fen poinfs. and fhe Red and Whife failed fo place: buf sfill fheir lead was greaf enough fo insure vicfory againsf fhe fhreafs, of New Lon- don, who placed second wifh 22 poinfs. On fhe following Tuesday. fhe champions sfaged an exhibifion meef wifh fhe inexperienced feam from Fond du Lac High. Wesf Bend won 78 fo 35. y Throughouf fhe season Harold Warnkey fol- lowed in second place 'ro Dan Pick in fhe quarfer mile asfaifhfully as Mary's proverbial lamb, and fhis pair of runners was nof defeafed by a high school sprinfer in fwo years. Pick's guarfer-mile vicfory af Madison was won in 5I seconds, only Page Thirfy-five Baseball A sfrong baseball 'ream represenfing Wesf Bend High School losf a splendid opporfunify fo win conference honors when one of fhe regular players failed fo follow The high school regula- fions. Affer fhe high school feam had decisively defeafed Mayville, Horicon, and Oconomowoc, fwo of fhe vicfories were changed fo forfeifs, placing Oconomowoc and Wesf Bend in a fie for fhe championship of fhe soufhern division. As 'rwo feams of fhe norfhern division of fhe conference also fied for firsl' place, fhe confer- ence officials decided nof fo award a champion- ship fhaf year. ln fhe long lisf of vicfories won by The Wesf Bend High School feam were vicfories over Cedarburg, Kewaskum, and Milwaukeeicounfry Day School. Feafures which were oufsfanding in fhe season's games were fhe long disfance hif- fing of Maff Gonring and Richard Lonerganp fhe fimely hilfing of Eimermann, Harfh, and Wiedmeyerq fhe excellenf fielding of fhe infield of Berger, Eimermann, Gonring, and Pick: fhe fine back-sfopping of cafcher Paul Wiedmeyerp and The ouffield work of Peewee Harfh. Page Thirfy-six Baseball Squad Top Row: J. Foley, J. Mullen, C. Brusf, N. Bernf, A. Laub- ensfein, N. Schulze, F. Loduha, J. l'-lembel. Second Row: E. Werner, R. Pfenning, R. Wiedrneyer, W. Sfeinmefz, J. Hames. T. Mc- Carfhy, M. Geidel, H. Gumm, H. Melius, O. Johann, Coach Paceffi. Boffom Row: G. Bechwar, M. Za rling, L. Schneider, G. Weinerf, O. Laufer, R. Loner- gan, M. Gonring, W. Gonring, J. Heindl, E. Weinand, P. Wiedmeyer. The pifching sfaff was sfrong wifh Ed Wis- kirchen, Harold Laubensfein, and George Bech- war winning all fhe games excepf one wifh lhe Milwaukee Counfry Day School feam. The resl' of fhe line-up included Paul Wiedmeyer, cafcheri Maff Gonring, firsl' base: Willard Eimermann, second base: Earl Berger, shorfsfop: Roberf Pick, fhird base: Ellsworfh Harfh, cenfer field: Richard Lonergan, righf field: and Adrian Neu- bauer, leff field. The season's scores are as follows: Wesf Bend IZ, Kewaskum 2 Wesf Bend I4, Mayville 2 Wesf Bend IO, Cedarburg 2 Wesf Bend 9, Oconomowoc 5 lforfeifedl Wesf Bend 4, Milwaukee Counlry Day 8 Wesf Bend 7, Horicon 3 lforfeifedl Wesf Bend l2, Milwaukee Counfry Day 8 Wesf Bend 7, Kewaskum 6 Wesf Bend 20, Horicon 4 Wesf Bend I4, Oconomowoc 7 Wesf Bend 8, Cedarburg IO -annul Reading from lefi io righf: I. High School Afhlelic Board: Norman Scho- 8. walfer, W. F. Scofl, A. C. Kieclchafer, Car Pick, Ray Haebiq. 2. I+'II be good even if she misses. 3. Dan Piclr gels lhem feel qoinf 4, Le lille confenl de Madame Muel lor, I2- 5. The Berid's champion iape-breaker. I3. 6. Runl1el's I934 slale champs. 7. We'll discus This laler. Senior baseball champs. A slide fo second bass, Christensen laaifinq, Nine seconds. Trallic ollicer Runlcel. Buck Roqefs Pollei take, cull. Elaine liidinq while Elsie qels i'enC'ly l0 Rinsfli lor one. German-llalian uproar Paige Thirly seven a.N'L,, R . im 's 'x HA , V V X-ss' - w- f ff Har X X X 'Y The rod and dunce cap were encouragemem' To The Iagqard and school life was severe and Terrifying Acitivi-E!5?S?-IOOI. ACTIVITIES CoIIoguies TIT Tor pIays were com- posed by The masTer wriTTen in LaTin. In The Iarger schooIs The boys were divided inTo Forms, Those in The same cIass siTTing TogeTher on one bench. The advance Trom one Torm To The nexT seems To have been made aT yearIy inTervaIs. There was aIso a change oT posiTion wiThin a cIass according To The goodness or badness oT The sTudenTs' reciTaTions. . . TI-IEIXI AND NOW EmuIaTion was TreeIy employed To aTTracT The younger pupiIs To The posiTion of head oT The class. The schoIars were drilled upon Tunda- menTaIs. Today The acTiviTies oT The high school meeT The wide variaTions Tound among sTudenTs and provide whoIesome recreaTion in The de- veIopmenT oT The physicaI, social, and cuITuraI aspecTs oT each IiTe. Page Thi Ty :flu Fo Sfude-ni Council Top Row: W. Keiley, E. Wesfenberqer, H. Haclcbarfii, R, Heidner, H. Sciimidf, L. Berres. Boifom Row: H. Bauer, S. Gerniss. E. Jordan, B. Krieger, Miss Sfoicer. M. Devenporf Miss Breed. Social CommiHee Top Row: H. Goefz. Miss Heidner, C. Appelf, Mr. Hufchinson, Miss Leppia, P. Freelwauf. Boffom Row: B. Goeden, A, Sfanql, Miss Dierker. M, Haas, M. Weiss. VV. B. Troupers Top Row: R. Helzel, M. Yahr, M. Mueller, R. Kraerner, K.Mueller,L.Jaeqer,G. Hembel. M.Mayer, G. Albinqer, B. Scherer. V. Gales, E. Thema, M. Korfendick, E. Ross, D. Kurnrow, D. Kluever Second Row: F. HoFlrnann. B. Kocher. A. Ullian, C. Foley, F. Schroeder, M. Beck, L. Feiren, R. Ralofl, J. Karslen, A. Wooq, J. Parks. B. Frnrnell, R. Bennelr, F. Sroliiel, B. Diels, P. Busse, R. Alliel, F. Brillain. Third Row: B. Rose, M. Weiss, F. Appenzeller, V. Braasch, H. Bruhy, V. Blank, B. Krieqer, V Flames, S. Lonerqan, F. Faber, A. Ollinqer, M. Alliel, F. Braasch, M. Fechler, M. Fischer F. Krernsreiler, R. Lelrlinqwell, F. DeBano, K. Grcessel. Fourlh Row: B. Karslen, B. Zumach, E. Frauenheirn, M. Srnilh. D. Rillinq, M. Devenporl, S. Pick F. Gonnerinq, H. Frler, J. Foore, L. Srnilh, B. Schuppel, M. Plenninq, C. Kurlz, F. Kurlz, M Bennell, G. Rodenkirch, R. Bremser, C. Leins, L. Lischka, D. Curley, F. Winn. Fiflh Row: P. Bruhy, M. Lenz, D. Juech, C. Weyker. J. Fnriqhl, F. Chesak. N. Kelley, H. Jansen, F Wiskerchen, A. Slanql, B. Scherer, R. O'Meara, J. Wooq, l. Wachollz, Miss Hoyer, O. Ash- man, M. C-ebhardl, H. Bauer, M. Weiss, P. McDonald, E. Rosenlhal, A. Rosenrhal, M. Lanq C. Weqner, J. Welosler, C. Nielsen. Bollorn Row: M.Jeklin, F.Weiss, W. Boese-Weller, H. Deluge, C.Lanqe-nbach, R. Perschbacher, M Weiss, M. Delfrnann, R. Zahn, J. Deflmann, R. Hansen, R. Fuqe, J. Wiskirchen, O. Ashrnan M. Wernirke, B. Waller, B. Goeden. G. A. A. Top Row: G.Hernbel, M.Yahr, P.Kraerner, E.Riesch, E.Heilinq, L.Feilen, R.Groeden, K.Schrnidl L. Woldl, M. Mayer, C. Ciriacks, B. Kissinger, J. Weidrnann, O. Frank, A. Fndlich, M Joeckel, M. Korfendick. F. Ross, A. Schrnidl, C. Lanqenbach. Second Row: R. Hefzel. L. Jaeqer, B. Scherer, H. Bruhy, V. Blank, B. Krieger, R. Ralohf. J. Karsten R. Zellel, A.Wooq, J. Parks, F. Braasch, M. Fechler, F, Rhilippi, D. Schrnidf, R, Bennefi. V Gales, E. Thoma, J, Websler, F. Brillain. Third Row: O. Plischouniq, E. Hillmann. M. Beck, A. Hembel, E. Bohn, F. Wagner, V. Harnes. S Lonerqan, F. Faber, R. Waqner, R. Paslors, B. Bohn, M. Wagner, l. Wachollz, A. Ollinqer G. Rodenkirch, R. Bremser, l. Schloerner. B. Deqner, E. Rauen, K. Groessel, S. Pick. Fourfh Row: C. Foley, M. Weiss, F. Appenzeller, V. Braasch, E. Michels, D. Rillinq, M. Devenporl, F. Gonnerinq, H. Erler, J. Foole, C. Kurlz, R. Kurlz, B. Ernmell, G. Grruel, F. Laninq, M Bennelf, M. Alliel, F. Wilke, F. Krernsreiler, R. Lehfingwell, F. DeBano. Fillh Row: M. Heindl, F. Schroeder, E. Frauenheim, N. Kelley, F.Wiskerchen, H. Jansen, J.Wooq B.Wal'rer, M.Jeklin, E.Horn, F. Rusch, E. Jordan, Miss Leppla, H. Van Den Berg, H. Schrnidl, M. Fischer, M. Crebhardf, H. Bauer, M. Weiss, P. McDonald, B. Hauq, B. Rose. Bottom Row: R. Held, G. Hernbel, M. Plenninq, B. Schuppel, F. Kaehny, M. Srnilh, E. Weiss, L. Smilh, C. Leinw, P. O'Meam, L. Kaehny, G, Schrnidl, A. Slanql, C. Scherer, O. Ashrnan M. Mr-liiiu, D. Curliey, A. Bohn, A. Ullidn. dfjl: Folly one Paqc Forfy-lwo Popular Grclweslra Top Row: Mr. Clwrislensen, J. Dellmann, G. Groom, W. Johann, S. l-Iron, P. l-lron, C.Appel1 Bollom Row: J. Mueller, R. Heidner, H, Renard, R. Nelzer, F. Jansen, C. Al'rlvaUS. l.. l.lSCl1lid lvl. Lenz, E. Gesserf, Boys' Glee Club Top Row: E. Alwlers, J. Dellmann, J. Wlslqirclwen, J. Zaqer, R. Ross, D, Cooley, E. Gesserl. E Mullw, l-l. Fuqe, W. Gerner. Second Row: R. Zalwn, R. Breclwler, J. Eder, E. Weinand, W. Boeseweller, A. l-lembel, A, Elwllce E. Gerner, L. Braasch, R. l-lron. Third Row: Mr. Clwrislenserw, M. Dellmann, lvl. Sclvoenbeclc, L. Berres, R. l-leidner, R. Nelzer C, Nlelsen, M. Karslen, L. Deluge, O. Klinlc. Bollom Row: H. Callum, R. Persclwbaclwer, L. Deflaluwe, H. Goelz, l-l. Alwlers, H. Sclwulfz, l-l Renard, l-l. Deluge, C. Kurfz, M. Wernlcke, Orchesrra Top Row: M. Schoenbeclc, J, Wiskirchen, O. Ashman, P. Klinqbiel, M. Deffmann, J. Pascoe, A Laubensfein, W. Johann, R. Kaufh, R. Geib, M. Fischer, F. DeBano, M. Korfendiclc, V Gales, P, McDonald. Second Row: Mr. Chrisfensen, L. Berres, D. Yunlc, L. Lischlca, E. Mueller, H. Daluge, W. Klulras. R. Perschbacher, F. Kurfz, R. Kurfz, J. Appelf, J. Wislcirchen, E. Voqf, M. Gebhardf, F. Zahn Third Row: E. Gesseri, E. Roeclcer, H. Ahlers. R. Nefzer, B. Rose, G. Schmidf, J. Pefers, B Karslen, D. Kluever, F. Braasch, M. Heindl, F. Schroeder, C. Leins, I. Willie, C. Oellinger E. Wilke, F. Faber, R. Kuesfer. Bolfom Row: R. Mueller, B. Kocher, M. Karslen, O. Endlich, A. Groom. O. Johann, R. Hansen C. Alfhaus, F, Jansen, C. Nielsen, K. Mueller, A. Puesfow, T, Merriam, J. Delfmann, W Degner, R. Heidner, L. Renard. Band Top Row: O Ashman, V. Haas, L. Renard, T. Merriam, W. Deqner, J. Wislcirchen, M. Weiss R. Kuesfer, C. Suclcow. D. Cooley, J, Deflmann, W. Sponholz, Cv. Roeclcer, F. Winn. Second Row: G. Fischer, H. Werner, W. Buchelf, S. Hron, O. Endlich, W. Johann, A. Lauben sfein, A. Groom. H. Haclcbarfh, O. Johann, P. Hron, E. Bucher, R. Hansen, R. Schmidf, H. DaGueme, R. Heidner, Third Row: E. Weiss. R. Heidner, M. Lenz, H. Renard, W. Jansen, K. Mueller, M. Smilh, C Nielsen, B. Gadow, R. Allief, L. Smilh, A. Puesfow, B. Kocher, M. Karsfen. E. Zahn. Fourfh Row: Mr. Chrisfensen, M. Heindl, W, Wiebe, R. Presenf, 6. Groom, L. Laubenslein H. Krueplre, A. Fhllce, W. Gerner, E. Ouasi, B. Karsfen, J. Pelers, G. Schmidt S. Gold siein, C. Leins, J. Mueller. Boflom Row: O. Koch, J. Kuesler, F. Jansen, M. Devenporl, A. Kumrow, F. Mueller, R. Nelzer, C. Alfhaus, O. Ashman, W. Driclcen, E, Hoffmann, B. Rose, A. Sfangl, F. Schroeder. Page Foriyelh rec Pelle Folly leur Dusl Pan Slall Top Row: l-l. Claus, P. Freelwaul, S. Piclc, l-l. Brul'y, B. Rose, J. Karslen, B. Krieger, l.. Waeclwler R. Hefzel, M. Yalmr, Mr. l-lufclwinson, R. Zahn, J. Dellmann, G. Kirclner. Bolforn Row: W. Diclcmann. l.. Morilz, F. Kaelwny, R. Held, D. Weiss, G. l-lembel, A. Carlsen E. Kaniess, M. Mueller, C. Langenlsach, C. Ciriaclcs, W. Freihaq. Bend Slall Top Row: F. Wagner, F. Keelwny, E. Pefers, D. Weiss. G. l-lernbel, C. Olfen, M. Kopp, G Rodenlcirch, R. Held. M. Melius, L, Morilz. Second Row: E. Riesch, F. Schroeder, S. Piclc, M, Yalwr, F. Gonnering. F. Wislcerchen, N Kelley, B. Weller, B. Goeden, E. Keniess, P. Koelsch, T. I-lirsclmboeclc. Boffom Row: Mr. Bender, J. Gumrn, R. O'Meara, l-l. Warnlcey, S. O'Meara, W. Gonring M. O'Meara, l.. Berres, R. l-leidner. Girls' A Glee Club Top Row: F. Maurer, G. Hembel, M. Joedilce, B. Deqner, B. Karsfen, R. Willcens, L. Meusclwlce L. Waeclnler, B. Waller, R. Bennelf, l. Eclcharl, E. Sclnluler, L. Lisclwlca, M. Pienninq, V Gales, K. Sclimidf. Second Row: S. Pick, M, Yalnr, M. Jelclin, J, Wooq, A. Bash P. Kraerner, G. Rodenlcircli. M Kopp, L. Feilen, B. Goeden, E. Kaniess, A. Rosenllial, L. Morilz, D. Sclnrniclf, A. Puesfow H. Morifz, K. Mueller. Boffom Row: Mr. Chrisfensen, E. Frauenneirn, F. Faber, M. Rillinq, J. Willcens, M. Gonnerinq E. Miclwels, M. Weiss, O, Aslmrnan, R. Raloll, B. Rose, R. Goeden, V, Harnes, M, Heindl L. Kaelnny, L. Srniflw, F. Kaelnny, M. Srnillw. Girls' B Glee Club Top Row: O, Frank, A. Endlicln, M. Joeclrel. G. Laafsch, V. Frolwrnann, V, Tesclw, C. Warnlcey. B. Knop, G. Albinqer, A. Boeclrer, F. Braasclw, M. Dunsl, B. Graff, G. Gruel, G. Muelml L. Abel. Second Row: B. Kissinger, R. Brernser, H. Bruliy, V. Blank, J. Karsfen, E. Abel, I, Barlell, J Parlcs, H. Erler, A. Wooq. J. Appelf, A. Bolnn. R. Lelilinqwell, F. DeBano, M. Alwlers. Third Row: C. Kaelmy, L. Leernan. C. Weqner, E. Plnilippi, B. McKew, E. Willie, D. Jansen, E Clwesalr, J. Poole, B. Rolls, M. Rui, J. Websler, C. Leins, E. Brillain. Boflom Row: Mr. Chrislensen, M. Gebhardl, H. Bauer, M. Weiss, P. McDonald, E. Hoffmann H. Vore, D. Kumrow, E. Ross, D. Kluever. B. Koclwer, C. Haucln, K, Groessel, M. Bennelf. Page Forlysfivf 'qc Foify-six Forensic: Group Top Row: Miss Podruch, Miss Vemimam, Miss Hoyor, Mr. Hildebrand, C. Nieisen, M. O'Meara Mr. Baxfer, Boffom Row: M, Beck, S. Garniss, B. Goedem, J. Karsfen. P. O'Meara, M. Yalwr, A. Bash Miss Breed. Absent Cable Edwards. Debaie Teams Top Row: R, Perschbacher, R. Zahn, Mr. Hiidebrand, S. O'Meara, Mr. Baxfer. Boffom Row: A. Bash P. O'Meara, O. Piisclwouniq, J. Wooq. Absenf: Mercia Piormiriq. l-lorne Economics Club Top Row: l.. Lauler, L. Abel, J. Willcens, R. Wagner, I-I. Morilz, L. Feclnfer, L. Meusclwlce, R Willie-ns, l. Barleli, N. Kurlz, K. Sclirnidl, D. Sclwmidl. Boffom Row: Miss Kuelwllliau. V. Fischer, C. l-lauclw, M. Lang, D. Jansen, L. Willcens, E. Abel A. Wooq. J. Novalc, M. Wagner. M. Lauler, Miss Bulil. Guidance Chairmen Top Row: M, Zarlinq, J, Delfrnann. J. l-loncclr, P. Bruliy, Miss Forresler, M. Saller, A. Piclr C. Edwards, W. Sponlwolz. Boffom Row: J, Mueller, E, Frauenlieim, M. Wsziss. M. Davenport C, Lanqenbaclw, B. Koclwer. E. Ross, B. Rose. V. Frolmrnann. J. Appell. Paqe Foriy-seven W. B. Awards lor l935 Foolball Band Honor Roll Malhew Gonring Paul Bruhy Norman Bernl Willord Poller Roger O'Meara Slephen O'Meara Kurl Kuehllhau John Heindl Arlhur Heil Harold Warnkey Frank Bingham Mark O'Meara Baskelball Malhew Gonrinq Harold Warnkey Mark O'Meara Willord Poller George Weinerl Paul Ollo Baseball Malhew Gonring WaI+er Gonring Paul Wiedmeyer George Bechwar John Heindl Marvin Zarling Crandall Appell Richard Heidner Paul Hron Roland Nelzer Eldred Quasl William Sponholz Carl Suckow Debale Slephen O'Meara Pally O'Meara Alice Basl Raymond Zahn Olga Plischounig Joyce Woog Girls' Glee Club Marie Beck Rulh Bennell Laura Boeker Eslher Kaniess Marlha Kopp Lillian Morilz Gerlrude Rodenkirch Marila Yahr Belle Waller Belle Goeden Ora Ashman Lawrence Schneider B I CI b Richard Lonergan oys ee u George Weinerl Eugene Weinand Track Harold Yogersl Elroy Gesserl Mark O'Meara Harold Warnkcy Slephen O'Meara Herberl Fuge Willord Poller Oscar Ashman Orcheslra Adolph Laubenslein Richard Heidner Paul Hron Roland Nelzer Page Forly-eighl Crandall Appell Luke Berres Richard Heidner Roland Nelzer lrving Nielsen Ralph Ross G. A. A. Alice Basl Marie Beck Elaine Heiling Rulh Held Frieda Kaehny Rila Klein Slasia Lonergan Marian Melius Elsie Riesch Florence Schroeder Florence Wiskerchen Valediclorian, Marila Yahr Salulalorian, Alice Carlsen Lillian Morilz Grace Hembel Roland Nelzer Marian Melius Frieda Kaehny William Sponholz Rulh Held Marlha Kopp Lorna Waechler Kurl Kuehllhau Eldred Quasl Richard Heidner Cheerleader Donald Cooley Sluclenl Aclivily Manager Richard Heidner Alhlelic Manager Willard Eimermann Oralory Cable Edwards Declamalory lseriousl Pally O'Meara Declamalory lhumorousl Juenne Ka rslen Exlemporaneous Reading Belle Goeden Exlemporaneous Speaking Shirley Ga rniss No Absence or Tardiness William Lehmann 'lf' Z C DOC K 9 Q- as Q,ge4g-9'2 az: lf I 1 l a Page Fiffy sw an ' -,JJ 3 g .Q ,,?fzx, - 7sii.v,-,NW V' THE CARPET SWEEPER EsTabIished I934 Phone l5OW DEATH AT THE BUBBLER The disTinguished CounT who lay dead in fronT of Mr. McLane's office was none oTher Than CounT DeEbinezer Taylor. Around The body sTood Profes- sor Grignon of The UniTed STaTes Chemical Laborafories and The famous Mr. McLane, SuperinTendenT of Schools aT WashingTon. IT's horrible, groaned Grignon, call a docTor. The docfor was called, and iT wasn'T long when down The hall rushed DocTor SyIvesTer Driessel, physician, surgeon. and husband! Hm, he grunTed as he examined The corpse of The Counf, he has been poisoned. You had beTTer call Inspecf- or O'KauTh of The German class. IT wasn'T over Two minuTes, when down The hall rushed InspecTor O'KauTh, clad in a checked coaT. sTriped Trousers, no haT, a big pipe in his mouTh, and all The oTher deTecTive paraphernalia. WhaT's The Trouble? he asked. This man has been poisoned! was The immediafe answer. Who noTiced The body Tirsf. MCI explain iT? asked The lnspecTor. I did, announced Professor Grig- non. I was sfanding in The oTfice here. waifing for my salary. I had been waiT- ing five weeks. The CounT DeEbinezer Taylor came in abouf Two o'clock and was summoned inTo McLane's office. where a hoT argumenT was carried on for abouT Ten minufes. The CounT Then came ouT of The office, mumbled a few words To me, and wenT ouT inTo The hall, where I found him as I was leaving The office. Did you geT your salary? asked O'KauTh. UNO.. Hm, I didn'T Think so. Whoi did The CounT say To you when he lefT? asked The InspecTor. I would raTher noT Tell you. ThaT will be held againsT you. WIWY did you leave The office? Mr, McLane Told me To geT ouT. sir. WhaT was This argumenT wiTh The CounT abouT? asked O'KauTh of Mr. McLane. Well, InspecTor, said McLane. wiTh a gulp, Mr. O'PaceTTi senT The CounT up To me because he was acT- ing smarT in The gym class. Oh, so Mr. O'PaceTTi enTersin.hey? Now IeT us examine The body. The lnspecfor looked over The life- less form of The CounT, which lay sprawled ouT half-way befween The bubbler and The office. In his lefT hand was a copy of Shakespeare's plays and in his pockel' was a picTure of ayoung maiden. Below The picTure was The signaTure of BeTTe Goeden. The In- JUNE I, l935 Vol. No. I Price: one Tardy excuse specTor Took up all of These Things and examined Them Thoroughly. Affer a slighT pause he asked To be shown To The room of Professor F. Baxfer lfor in Shakespeare's book was his namel. Be- fore going To The room, O'KauTh sTop- ped To Take a drink. Then he noTiced The ruins of a broken drinking glass lying in The basin of The bubbler. Very, very amusing, mumbled O'KauTh, Tha vicTim was going To Take a drink, and in The glass was The 1Continued on page twoj WHAT'S IN A NAME or THE STORY OF IMA SENIOR One day iT was BoeseweTTer ouT- doors, and F. Wiskerchen, A. Lauben- sTein, E. QuasT, and L. Waechfer were Busse playing a game of schafskopf. Adolph Diels nexT. said Lorna, Wag- ner head aT him. Flo, Trying To Shield her hand, goT Weiss when she saw EI- dred spy her nine of SpaeTh. AlmosT dropping her Gumm, she cried, Nef- zer cheaT, for iT is Riesch-ky business. Eldred angrily answered, To Pick on me is To Bechwarf' Flo reTorTed Cooley. When you hear a Gonring, everyone will known I have KuehlThau. Yahr noT Ciriacks, said Lorna, Heidner alarm, Juech OTTen do Thar, for iT is Hron. and The Mayer will Wiskow you ouT of The ciTy of Lorenz. She argued in a Plischounig way Till Flo felT Hem- bel and was sweeT as Kaehny sugar. Eldred said, Eimermann and noT a Wolf, or I would Zager down. I have more res-Beck for a common Lehmann, such as an Ashman, Than for a person wiTh ReeTz, buT I'll be Kind, and we'll all have O'Meara Time. Adolph, who always Held Schneider, was The Berres. He Ross To order a Melius from Schloemer, The waiTer. saying, Carl- sen us some Bingham from WesTen- berger's To make sandwiches, AppeIT cake from TechTman, The Boeker, served wiTh whipped cream from Schroeder's, beer from The Hirschboeckand Koelsch Bruhy, and we'll have a Heil of a Time like we Ahlers have when we Suckow Too many a Kopp of Their speciaITy. Everyone was Goeden, and Their mouThs began To Walfer. Lorna saT on The DevenporT singing The Sponholz song, buT her voice sounded as if iT had a Warnkey in iT somewhere, and she was unable To Braasch The squeaks from iT. She said wiTh MoriTz Than ex- pecTed, Reverend Loduha of The Rod- enkirch on The corner of Kelley and Kaniess STreeTs said To me, 'Wied- meyer your beauTiful mellow voice,' and if you insulT me, you'Il all be Gon- nerings, Tor I'II break every Bohn in your body. Arguing PeTers one ouT. so They all wenT home To Nielsen, To say Their prayers and go To bed. ONCE UPON A TIME I-Prof was a IiTTle boy. 2-Sfevie O'Meara was a freshman. 3-Mr. HuTchinson Took some pic- Tures. 4-Milly DevenporT had a baby bro- Ther. 5-MariTa Yahr gave a IiTTle girI's parTy. 6-Frank Bingham knew his speech assignmenT. 7-Nancy Kelley spilT some sulphuric acid. 8-Crandall Appel+ proposed To a dress form. 9-Mr. McLane looked for The Tire alarm. I0-Miss Leppla wenT saddling. II-HarrieT Erler meT a young man by The name of Harold. I2-Carol Sherer was operaTed for ap- pendiciTis. I3-EvereTT Taylor wore a Tuxedo. I4-Miss Heidner forgoT To give a six- weeks' TesT. I5-Mary Ann KorTendick made a daTe To go skaTing. I6-Mr. Grignon wenT To a French baskef ball game. I7-A dog was found by Dan Juech and Mr. Hufchinson. fell asleep To balance. I8-The physics sTudenTs waiTing for The scales I9--Miss Quinnell forgoT bell aT I2 o'clock. 20-Carl Suckow Tried To in The main room. To ring The play a solo COLUMN FOR THE LOVELORN HearT To HearT Talks Dear Miss Mouse: I am sevenfeen, blond, and unhappy. I am madly in love wiTh a beauTifuI girl. How can I approach This girl of my dreams? -Myron H. Dear Myron H.: SIeep longer. Dear Miss Mousef l wanT To ask a girl To The prom, buT I can'T make her undersfand. WhaT shall I do? -Jack F. Dear Jack F.: Try asking her in English. Miss Mouse: Where can I find my friends The quickesf afTer school is ouT? -Dan. J. Dear Dan J.: Call The CourThouse. Dear Miss Mouse: I dreamed lasT nighT ThaT Harold W. was Tickling me during The fourTh period in The main room. WhaT shall I do? -Ann S. Dear Ann: ThaT was no dream. Dear Page FifTy-one Pa 2 Carpef Sweeper Sfaff Edifor Florence Gonnering Assisfanfs Beffe G-oeden Pearlle Koelsch Olga Plischounig Evelyn Pefers Wayne Freifag Main Room Sweeper Sylvesfer Hron Corridor Curafor I-Iarold DeTuncq DEATH AT THE BUBBLER lContinued from page onej poison. Who puf if fhere? Why should fhe Counf use a glass fo drink ouf of fhe bubbler? These quesfions musf be answered! McLane and Grignon bofh looked sfarfled. Wifhouf a word fhey fook fhe lnspecfor fo his desfinafion, fhe room of Professor F. Baxfer, fhe worId-re- nowned Professor of English. Whaf da' youse guys wanf? asked fhe Professor in broken China. Why did Counf DeEbinezer Taylor happen fo have one of your books in his ha nd, Shakespeare's Plays, by name? Well if's dis' way, reforfed fhe Professor, Da' Counf didn'f have no work done for da' play, Julius Caesar, so I fold him fo come in and gef da' book, which he did. He looked af fhe play, grunfed: fhen he slips ouf of de' room, see! Oh, very inferesfing, repeafed O'Kau1h. Say, by fhe way Professor G-rignon, is your laborafory nexf fo fhis room? ' Yes. Then Ief us go fhere. There are a few fhings I would like fo look over! said O'Kaufh as he glanced fhrough fhe play, Julius Caesar. The fhree men Ieff fhe room of fhe English Professor and enfered fhe chemisfry Iaborafory. The firsf fhing fhaf caughf fhe quick eye of Inspecfor O'Kaufh was fhe half-empfy fesf fube fhaf lay in ifs rack on fhe desk of fhe Professor. He dashed overfoif, picked if up, smelled if, and puf a liffle on his fongue. Oh, he said, if is a mixfure of iodine, sulphuric acid, arsenic, alumi- num compound, and lead acefafe! Is fhaf poisonous, Professor? Why? I fhink if is, buf I'm nof quife sure. Whaf do you know abouf fhis, Grignon? asked O'Kaufh. Why a-er-nofhing, sfammered fhe Professor. NoI'hing, hey. Then we will go and see fhis Beffe Gooden, fhe one fhaf fhe Counl' had a picfure of. They didn'+ have fo walk far, for in fwo minufes, down fhe hall came Bef- fe, in person. Is fhe Counl' dead? she asked. How did you know? asked O'Kaul'h, whose mind was always alerf. Why a'-I did-didn'f. I only fhoughf fhaf he mighf have died. I don'f like him any-way. I like a differenf person! 'je Fiffy-fwo THE CARPET SWEEPER Hum, hummed fhe Inspecfor, I fhoughf fhaf fhe Counf was differenf. Hang around, lady, I may need you lafer. Before she could make an answer, a figure clad in a gym suif came rushing down fhe hall. If was none ofher fhan fhe Iiffle Spark Plug, Pauly Offol Mr. McLane, he said, Mr, O'Pa- ceffi has disappeared! Nobody knows where he wenf, or why! Thaf is very inferesfingf' men- fioned O'Kaufh. I fhink I have fhis mysfery solvedg in facf, I know who fhe killer is! Who is if? asked Mr. McLane, fhe sweaf running from his fore-head. Well, firsf I musf gef all my sus- pecfs lined up. said fhe defecfive. In a few minufes O'Kaufh had all fhe suspecfs lined up againsf fhe wall, He was reading fhe play, Julius Caesar, and looking up af fhe sus- pecfs af infervals. Firsf he looked af McLane, who was shivering like a leaf. Then his glance ran fo Professor Grig- non, fhen fo Beffe Goeden, fhen fo Professor F. Baxfer, who was sfroking his beard. The only suspecf fhaf isn'f here, said O'Kaufh, is Mr. O'Paceffi, my Irish friend, and he didn'f do if be- cause I happened fo know fhaf he ran away fo gef married! Now do you wanf fo know who killed fhe Counf? Mr. McLane had an argumenf wifh him: Grignon knows abouf chemisfry and poison: Professor Baxfer gave him fhe book fhaf I now am reading: Beffe Goeden didn'f like him. Now fo fell you who did if! Well, none of you did! The Counf commiffed suicide! l'II explain why and how he did if. Firsf he wenf fo Baxfer and gof fhe book. Nexf he wenf fo fhe gym and gof in an argumenf wifh O'Paceffiand was senf fo fhe office. On his way up he sfarfed fo read Julius Caesar. This is when he decided fo kill him- self. I recall one fime how I was ready fo kill myself affer reading parfs of fhaf play. Thaf's when I gof fhe idea fhaf he commiffed suicide. The Counf wenf fo fhe office, gof in an argumenf wifh McLane, leff fhe office, wenl' fo Grignon's room, mixed some poison, and broughf fhe glass confaining fhe poison fo fhe bubbler, so he would die in fronf of fhe office and make if look like McLane did if. He filled fhe glass wifh wafer from fhe bubbler, drank fhe poison, dropped fhe glass info fhe basin, and fell over dead! Thaf is all, good-bye. I have fo go and see my gal, Margy! As soon as O'Kaufh Ieff, a mysfer- ious figure clad in a fan suif, came ouf of room No. I8, looked around a liffle, fhen asked, Did anyfhing hap- pen? I was busy faking phofographsf' Ya, said Baxfer, Shakespeare iusf killed anofher guy! Thaf's foo bad I didn'f know if: I could have goffen a picfure of him as he killed fhe Counf. NEWS ITEMS Company of Six Enduro Hardships af Cooney A frip fo a baske+baII game af Cooney was made by a group of cheering represenfafives of our high school. A fearless group were fhey who had as fheir moffo, SaiI on and on. Alfhough fhe feam mef wifh a greaf defeaf, fhe young people who wenl' fhere were nof so easily daunfed, and sfayed on for a bif of dancing. Sud- denly realizing fhe greaf, greaf disf- ance fhey were from home. fhey Ieff fhe school. Once oufside, fhe hill wifh ifs in- vifing ice slide bade fhem sfay for a momenf's harmless enferfainmenf. Aff- er several enioyable frolics down fha slide a policeman approached Mr. Hufchinson, former radio sfar and now biology feacher, and demanded fhaf fhey leave. While sfopping for a bif fo eaf, fhe group was again disappoinfed. While waifing for fheir order Mr. Hufchin- son, Rifa Klein, and Richard Heidner found fheir shoes fo be very, very, vary wef. These shoes were immediafely sef on a radiafor wifh a Pebaco foofhpasfe sign before fhem. Then fhe order fin- ally came. Buf, alas, Marifa Yahr's hof chocolafe was lacking in flavor, Mr. Hufchinson's order was incomplefe, Richard Heidner spilled his soup, Luke Berres choked on an olive, and Flor- ence Gonnering's hof fudge was un- eafable. Upon leaving fhe cify, Rifa Klein dis- covered she had leff her purse af fhe famous place of dining, so fhey re- furned fo recover if. Lafer fhe group was held up for fhree hours due fo an accidenf righf in fronf of +hem!!! Since fhe following day was Safur- day, fhe group spenf fhe day recuper- afing from very unpleasanf memories. SCHUELKE RE-APPEARS. BUT WHERE WAS HE Mr. Hashi Ben Ali Schuelke, fhe well-known Hindu magician, says fhere's nofhing like a frip fo India unless if's fwo frips fo Indiana. He says fhere are charming young men and women fhere: fhe snakes are sociable, all you have fo do is play a Jew's harp: and you've gof everybody up in fhe air. He sfafes fhaf, besides fhe charm and magic of India, he likes fhe Hindu wearing ap- parel. You kill fwo birds wifh one sfone, he claims. lf you wanf fo fake a Iiffle sfroll fo Turkey for your morn- ing shower-bafh, hang on fo your haf -if's a Turkish fowel. And fhen fhere's fhar one and only Marquis de Ia Grignon. His inimifable sfyle of porfraying firsf baskefball games, foofball games, his firsf day af high school, and so forfh, carry wifh fhem fhe frue feeling of one who Rolls Ouf of Bed in fhe Morning wifh his paiamas on, iusf like fhe resf of us. , v ,..mii.s?E CAFETERIA BULLETIN The following dishes laccording lo Mrs. Gloverl have reigned mosl popu- lar during lhe pasl year and deserve honorable menlion: Doughnuls-Girls in Domeslic Science Cook class Angel Food-Lillian Morilz Muffins-Served lo Marila Yahr every day in winler Kopp cakes-Paul Bruhy's favorite, eh, Marlha! Dumplings--Kurlz sislers Fish lexcluding Georgie Bechwarl I. Shrimp-Macon Bulls 2. Creamed lobsler-Norberl Reelz Pork Chops-Bruno Saller While Topped Asparagus - N e l d a Kurlz alias Bob While Dale bars-Sold belween classes be- fore high school parlies Peach Salad-The leachers Wesl Bend High School Cake--All lhe Sludenls Apple and Cranberry Salad-Crandle- berry Appell For lhe benefil of lhose senior girls who shall be fulure housewives in lhe nexl few years, I shall render lhis recipe of lhe Wesl Bend High School Cake: Ifz Kopp solid shorlening, Lesler Oel- linger 2 Kopps affeclionale sugar, Virginia Remmel 4 fresh eggs, Dan Juech, Frank Bing- ham. Ralph Ross, Irving Nielsen I Kopp milk, oblained from lhe Mil- waukee River 3'f2 5 lsp. baking powder, from Alma Pueslow's nose Kopps flower, Belly Jane Rose V2 Kopp nuls, Mall Gonring and pals Sail, All lhe remaining sludenls nol yel menlioned Add all lhe ingredienls in lhe order given, bul be sure lhe eggs are well bealen. This cake may be Garniss-ed wilh frosling. WANT ADS Wanled-A yellow lie, musl be fasl color-Mr. Hildebrand. Wanled-Cook book and can open- er-Mr. Baxler. Wanled--P u pil s for lap-dancing class. Guaranleed lo learn in live les- sons or money refunded-Mr. Pacelli. Local social circles were amazed al lhe re-appearance of Susanne Pick afl- er her lhree weeks' lrip Easl early lhis spring. Miss Pick has acquired an ac- complished accenl. which is lhe envy of her friends. Ol her lrip Easl, Susanne says, Absence makes lhe hearl grow lender. THE CARPET SWEEPER PERSONALS Counlry mouse immured in cily wishes lo escape via leller. Lillian Morilz Is Wesl Bend so dead lo cullure lhal il cannol boasl of one unallached lady who would prefer slimulaling con- versalion lo idle challer. a pleasanl fireside lo a nighl club, and ouldoor life lo bridge? Kurl Kuehllhau Young man desires communicalion wilh a young lady who has something worlh while lo offer in way of a slimulaling lilerary companionship. Milo Saller High school sludenl is lired of rah- rah boys. Would like lo correspond wilh personable young man who has ideals and gels ioy oul of living. Jeanne Mueller Inleresling, charming, young lady would like lo meel a cullivaled man wilh inleresls in dancing, leas, ice- cream sundaes, and occasional conver- salion. Pal. O'Meara Am looking for someone lo give me dancing lessons. Musl nol be loo ex- pensive. Wally Gonring S. O. S. We need help. Dales. friendships, and enlerlainmenl soughl from handsome college boys by lhree small lown babes. Flo. G., Millie D., Flo. S. From our mail bag: Carole S. com- plains lhal lhe genllemen who answer her adverlisemenls are all eilher loo old or loo young. Are all lhese adver- lisemenls genuine? Yes. This deparl- menl has been bolhered wilh loo many personal requesls by cerlain freshman boys. Sorry, bul lhis is nol a malri- monial bureau. Nolice lo Golllieb: Advise lrying imporlalion. The home lown may be nol quile apprecialive. HIGH SCHOOL DEBATER TRAVELS TO WASHINGTON Slephen O'Meara, prominenl de- baler ol Wesl Bend High School, lraveled lo Washinglon, D. C., on special requesl of lhe inmales of our local Poor Farm for lhe purpose of favoring lhe Townsend bill. Reporls are lhal Mr. O'Meara swayed lhe Senale as he filibuslered six hours wilh a volume of voice herelofore unheard of. Edilor's nole: Because of failure lo produce lhe eighl dollars so imporlanl in her speech, Palricia was forced lo al home. ll is rumored lhal lhe she had was used for lhe pur- remain money pose of lrealing lhe gang al Boldl's lo hol fudge and marshmallow sundaes. Evelyn Thoma and Edward Lang slaged a benefil performance al lhe Warner Thealre in Milwaukee lasl Sal- urday nighl. Proceeds will go for lhe purpose of needy high school girls who have found il impossible lo supply lheir year's chewing gum. 3 MUSIC COUNTER SPECIALS Prof. McLane-Old Failhful Mr. Colby-You're a Builder Upper Janilors--Keep lhe Home Fires Burn- ing Mrs. Glover-Tie Me lo Your Apron Slrings' Again Miss Ouinnell-Thanks Mr. Chrislensen-Lel's All Sing Like lhe Birdies Sing Mr. Baxler-Mr. and Mrs. Is The Name Mrs. Golden Gill-Golden Dreams Mr. Pacelli-I Saw Slars Miss Buhl-Fruil Jar Blues - Mr. Hulchinson-An Old Guilar And An Old Refrain Miss Forresler-Climbing Up lhe Golden Slairs Miss Kuehllhau-Home, Home On lhe Range lKilchen Tvpel Miss Breed-Here Comes lhe Bride Mr. Grignon--Thal's Whal Makes lhe World Go 'Round Miss Heidner--My Counlry 'Tis of Thee Miss Podruch-Auf Wiedersehn Miss Dierker-She's a Hum Hum Dinqer Mr. Schuelke-Congralulale 'Me Hover-If I Had a Talking of You Sloker-Slay as Sweel as You Miss Piclure Miss Are Mr. Hildebrand-Wail Unlil I Pul On My Crown ,- Miss Loomer-One Hundred Per Cenl for You 1 Mr. Runkel-He's a Jolly Good Fel- ow Miss Vaniman-Fil As a Fiddle Miss Leppla-Keep on Doin' Whal You're Doin' Freshmen-Fun lo Be Fooled Sophomores-Absenl Minded Juniors-Prisoner's Song Seniors-Merrily We Roll Along HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR Remember play praclices when Miss Hoyer never enioyed her walk home by her lonely because ol lhe gallanl Dan Juech? The engagemenl of lwo sweel facully members? Schuelke nev- er did bring his fiancee for an inlro- duclionl How we all wondered who and how lhe Mrs. Baxler was and how she'd look, elc., and lhen how pleased we were? Jusl before school slarled how everyone was asking, ls Mr. Hildebrand really married? And is il lrue she's a red head? Did you know lhal Rogie lravelled lo Harlford when lhere was lrouble al home lMariel and Warnkey saved his pennies for occasional lrips lo Madison and lhe one and only? Susie's parly afler lhe b-b- game when Junie curled up un- der lhe piano and fell asleep? WANTED-Handsome and reliable young man wishesaposilion as clolhes- model or pigeon raiser during vaca- lion-Mr. Runkel. Page Filly-lI1 ree ' 4 , , 1 1 5 E X 1 2 ', 1 . x 3 A x .L A nl '. iw 3 LW, 1 W3 f 5 fi! Nf 1 1 X v 1 .ff 1 A . .... , ' kg.-9 Y. A-1 J i fx xx Q ni W AQ3Q'flg1'QAQAQQQQMQQ Egg? gg? E I Fm REP wg w 52 , MQ if wi J R Ex QL,W , Lg EFS mi? f LX? And fhese foofbail men used Io Icnow how To 7. And now I do Typing Im The Bend. keep fheif SIOCIIIHQS dean' 8. Now you be careIuI, said she. poinhnq These debafers beqan by posing srniIes, and Bla.-Ilqly. Ijaietr quesiionz-H BH 9. The firsi pair of Ionq penis. Us G young I - I Y' IO. I had Io Schieid my eyes. When a Iof of younqsiers made believe Ihey were younqsfers. This was The firne fhat I had Ihe mumps. IZ- A IfInde Q5fI9 CIG55' II. When I qrow up, I'm qoinq Ira pluy in Ihv bnnd. A bi senior irI wifh her Iittle b-roiher Roger. The courf deniisf exfracfinq. I3. q q Page Fiiiy-Iivu Q .Q , ,al 'U ry, I' rll,ll , ,U t' . if 'il kdm ll ll V FS If Y . f ' il! ' J i I -Aire on 'role kj! V l Ll U .2?l.'iiQ. Tr l . Gif' A XL Rro ' Qi' 3 n orpora I I' A I N I Q 'r I v ei in . ' 'V 'K o illing o. A ' Andrew ' aferual Co. ' s Service Siafion h Peiroleum Corporafion ' i ll! ki f ' V , arfo fa? B l ill! ill' ii Ser' Ol o Yi X' sse, .SJ A' e.. C e, 4 Hal J fy ' ' ij . 4 ll if ' N ,gi 't 6, ' vi f.. V g, ggfi Page Fiffy-six Wis chen, Edward EST BEND Amily Leafher Producfs Co. Ashman, H., Florisl A+lan'lic and Pacific Tea Co. Barens, John W., Hardware, Farm lmplemenls Bauer's Bakery Bauer, Dr. K. T. Beacon Resfauranf and Lunch BeHy Beau+y Shoppe Bloedorn's. lnc. Boldt R. W. Drug Co. Briffingham and Hixon Lumber Co. Bruhy. H. Bucklin, F. W. Cannon, John A. Carbon, George, l. G. A. Sfore Carmel Krisp Corn Shop Cenlral Aufo Co. Consumers' Milk and lce Cream Co. Cooley Mfg. Co. Cramer, P. J. Dewey Drug Sfore Dunlop, R. J.. D. S. C. Eberhardf, E. W. Enger-Kress Co. Finch, Leonard Firsl' Nafional Bank Firs+ S+a-fe Bank Fuge, A. C. Fuge, H. A. Gamble Sfore Gehl Bros. Mfg. Co. Gehl Hardware Co. Gehl, Waller Geib, George German Beauiy Shop Gesser+'s Marke+ Gesserl' Mofor Co. Gonring, Ma+h. N. Gonring, Mich. J. 'Guse. Karl ' Haebig, Chas. 8: Son Heidner, Dr. A. H. Heipp, C. P. Held, H. J. Hess Grocery Hollywood S+ 'o ?l+ebeyk, TM. ome Lumber Co. Hron, Woodrow, Journal Jaeger Bros. . Jeklin, Rudolph Kaempfer, H. B. Kaufh, Dr. P. M. Kimla, Tom Klinka's Garage Knippel Bros. Korfendick. W. L. Kraemer, E. Kralzer, M., Boffling Works Krieger, Ed. J. Kuesler, H. W. Lang Coal Yard Langenbach, A. G. Lynch, Dr. H. Meyer Malzahn, W. E. Men's Apparel Shop Meyer X: S+anql Modern Dry Cleaners and Laundry Moser, L. Naab's Grocerv and Mears Nafional Tea Co. O'Meara, Frank P. O'Meara X: O'Meara Paufsch 81 Wolf Peggy Shoppe Penney. J. C. Co. Inc. Perripage Grocery Pefers, Wm. Inc. Pick, A. J. Pick, Edwin Pick, J. B. Pick Mfg. Co. Preseni, Dave Regner, Henry O. Rempe's Paini' Sfore Renard, J. F. S+. Thomas. W. H. Sauer, C. J., Sandy Beach Schaiz, H. A. Schlegel's Bakery Schloemer, C. J. Schloemer's Service Sfafion Schmid?-Reinders Funeral Home Schowalfer, N. A. Schroeder's Dairy Schroeder's Jewelry Schullz Bros. Co. Simesfer 8: Schowalfer Slangl, Jos.. Shoe Hospilal Tessrnan Shoe Repairs Van Beek.-8: Prechiel Moior Co Vogue Beaufy Srluopn Warnkey Bros. Weinand, Theo. J. 81 Son Wen+orf, Carl Weniorf, R. H. Wesf Bend Aluminum Co. Wesl' Bend Building and Loan Wes? Bend Equiomenl' Corp. Wesl Bend Hardware Co. Wesl' Bend Lifhia Co. f Associaiion Wesl Bend and Mermac Theafres Wesf Bend Mofor Co. Wesl Bend News Wes? Bend Pharmacy Wes? Bend Sfyle Shop Wesf Bend Transi+ and Service Co. Wesienberqer Bros.' Meal Merkel' Wesiphal, L. A. Wisconsin Gas 8: Elecfric Co. Woolworfh, F. W. Co. Ziegler, B. C. Ziegler, B. C. and Company Official Pholographer: Hollywood Sfudio Engraving by Jahn and Ollier, Chicago Prinred by flue Wesf Bond News XX J -2.0 ., 5 Xa x 30 eb Af-uk, LQL AFWVQQ Nwmq. Gr 5:-Xl-'K of CL4 ' 7 r1.pW.,,, Wim., .SW ,GJ ::: E,Fw,,f... 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