West High School - Westward Ho Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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XVALKER, ROBERT Walls He had his way- lfVilh the women. School Social comm. 4-63 Football 2: Intramurals 1-69 Dramatics club 1, 29 Hi-Y 3-6. WATTS, DOROTHY A five semester girl. Entered from Edgewood 3g English dub 4, 53 Nature club 4, 5. ,B . .ob .. fL4,,QA..,.. AIKINS, HELEN lkie Full of pep, full of fun., She's a friend to everyone. A Cappella 1-65 Operetta 2, 4, 65 Girls' club comm. 5, 65 M 6, Girls' Sports 1-6. ALBERS, ARLINE ArIie A constant friend Lv rare and hard to find. Girls' Sports 1-35 French club 1, 2. Amis, J Mas ll'l71Cj',, I .1 you-th in joy sn- . 7.L,01?d11 .' rf French club 2-65 Honor pin 6. ARNOLD, FRIEDA Frif:ic A lillle said is easiesl mended. ASHLIAN. HELEN Palm Light of hair, fair of fare. With Helen you- neverfcel out of pla-cc. Girls' club comm. chm. 5, 63 Art Angle 3-65 Dramatics club 3, 43 Music club 5, 6. . l K- mtv.. Ciryp as cr-v-w-ski wth-woll ug,tM4.wl c0o-VL, U Q --wi ami kwa. Page N lneteen X XVARD, CAROL Uimsiml ability and mi- usually able. A Cappella 2-63 Operetta 3,53 Honor pin 65 N.H.S. 6g Girls' club comm. 63 Girls' Sports 1- 6g Valedictorian. VVINER, GENEVIEVE Jenny An artlzlelic-minded girl. Girls' Sports 1-6, Numerals 4, M 6. ACHTENBERG, DOROTHY 1r'Bugg-vu Yon can never tell 'what she will da ne.z't. M 53 Girls' Sports 1-6g French club 1, 25 Cinema Circle 3. ALLEMANG, DoN Bud Why hurry, 'why worry The world goes on anyway. Entered from NVis. High 33 Intramurals 3-6. ARNOLD, ELINOR Eno ' In spite of all the learned say, I still my own. opinions keep. Girls' club comm. 63 Girls' Sports 1-3: Dramatics club 1- 63 English club 4-6: Listening ln, Guest Room, I'lI Leave It to You'g Yearbook 63 Ac- tivity pin 6. ul ,jv dxf. fgtzrf tok- -' ARTMAN, RUTH SofIly speak and .rzveelly smile. Orchestra 1-6: Operetta 2, 4, 63 School social comm. 1, 2. BALTES, ROMAN Ronde A cheerful friendliness Io all. Track 65 German club 1, 2.

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ROEBUCK, JOHN Johnny Tha wrong way svonxs to bc more reasonable. Tennis 4, 63 Intramurals 1-63 Dramatics club 65 German club 4-6. SCHERER, GLENN Rhy!hm is his l1usFm'ss. Orchestra 1-6: Baud l-6: Drum Major Z-63 Music club 6. SCHLOUGH, HELEN In school a scrious-m-indcd studcnlf' SIGGELKO, Rrcrmnn Dick Fil 'words a-rc' fine, but of- ten fine words are not fit. High-Times 4-6: Press club 4, 55 Yearbook 6. SMITHBACK, Sxmvm A friendly gal zvithfricnd- ly ways. High-Times typing 4, 5. SYLVESTER, JACK Fat 'Lc! me .die to the sound of hot musfcf' Orchestra 5, 65 Band 1-65 Honor pin6: N.H.S.5,treas. 69 Intramurals 1-63, Nature club 1-4: Music club pres. 63 Year- book 6. TOTTINGHAM, ROBERT Toi For the more a man knows thc more 'worthy he ls. Orchestra 1-65 Band 1-63 Honor pin 63 N.H.S. 63 Intra- murals 3-6': Music club 63 Year- book 6g Class Orator. RUNDELL, JOHN Johnny nlllodesty is an added 'vir- mc. Orchestra 1-35 Band 1-33 M s in basketball and footballg Football 63 Basketball 1-6g In- tramurals l-6g Hi-Y 2, 3, sec. 4-6g M club 65 Salutatorian. SCHLINTZ, HAROLD Aslhma Harold could be def1ena'cd nponf' Football M 3 Football 4, 65 Intramurals 3-63 German club 1, 25 M club 6. SCHREIBER, KIRK Schreib Sh0'w me a man that wom- an has not made a fool of. Football 1-63 Hockey 6: In- tramurals 1-6g M club 6: 3F club 6. SMITH, XAJILLIALI Smitty Fatc. tried to conceal him by nam-mg hun Smith.. Honor pin 63 3F club 6. SWVEET, HAROLD A man of few words. TECKEMEYER, LORAINE Tc'cky One had.to go some Io bmi Tecky in an argument. Girls' club comm. 4-6. fc I fb.. ' , I f L,- VVAGNER, HILDA HA friendly, faithful stu- dent. Page Eighteen

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dwg! fa-of ,le fc goeegyaeaems 4' 4 BARBER. Rosa Silence is the most perfect herald of joy. BAST, ESTHER Ess ' I ponder not, but yet I know, W hy this and that are thins anrl so. ' Entered from W'is. high 33 Art o'A'ngle '4-63A Girls' club comm. 5, 6. BLACKNTER, LESTER Bud ' rat bl ,ssed 11 d 'inwli-ich, th .rw I n he weary za' i gh ene Ba 1-6. BoLToN, ROBERT Bob Honor lies in honest toil. Intramurals 1 Frencl club QAQQZZU BOXVDEN, BETTY ANN Connie 5'.4ge cannot wither her nor 3 custom stale her infinite wa- ' rietyf' High-Times 43 Girls' club comm. 3-63 Dramatics club 4- 6, vice-pres. 33 English club 4, pres. 5, 63 Experimental club Z3 Seven Keys to Baldpatef' wh' BRANLI-JY, SHIRLEY glvm I Q-1 jolly maid will: a smile for all. French club 1,'2. BRIGGS, GEORGE Jia UC71llT111S strike the sight and merit wins the soul? A Cappella 2-63 Operelta 2, 4, 63 High-Times 5, 63 Hi-Y 5, 63 N.H.S. 5, 63 Book shop 3-6: Activity pin 53 French club '2-6, sec. 33 Nature club 1. 2, vice-pres. 3, 5, pres. 4, 6: Perfect Alibi 3 Yearbook 6g Honor pin 6. BARLow, ELIZABETH Betty A peace above all earthly dign-itiesg A still and quiet conscience BAUHS, ROBERT Bob The best is yet to come. BLAKE, MILLICENT Millie She 'came to gain knowl- edge and leaves with success. English club 3-63 A Cappella 3-63 Operetta 4, 63 N.H.S. 5, 63 Girls' club comm. 5, 6. FRANK lflflflzafn. not e'z'en critics rrzticisef' Entered from Dayton, Ohio 53 Yearbook associate editor 5, 63 Honor pin 6. . ,,,,a ' xx BRANDT, IMARIAN' Mushel Her cares are now all ended. Entered from Central 3: Girls' Sports 3-63 M 63 Na- ture club 5, 6. BRIIIGMAN, MARGERY Midge When she is good she is very, 'very good, but. . . N.H.SQ 4g Girls' club vice- pres. 3, 43 School program comm. 4, 53 Dramatics club 3. vice-pres. 4: English club 4, 6. vice-pres. 53 Nature club 23 Pinafore makeupg Honor pin 6. ' 'J GN' BROOKS, MARY E. 'TSLQZL Hope springs eternal in the human breast. Art Angle 1-4, vice-pres. 5, 63 Dramatics club 5, 6. Page Twenty Ze-WJ