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

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JU IORS A D SDPHOMORES . . . The class of '48 is really the one that rates with me right now. l always have a soft spot in my heart for the seniors, 'cause live been their guiding 'spirit' for so long. l think l'll be too busy to miss them. though, because l have plenty to do. ln their time. these other classes will be favorites of mine, too. This year Mr. Harnack was my assistant in guiding the Iunior class. and Mr. Paugh did the honors for the Sophomores. Next in command for the Iuniors was that outstanding trio of Dick Roberts. President: Douglas Koep- 8 'L 0,0 sv 5 Iunior Class ollicers :mtl atlvisor: lluuglas Kocpcke, Victullresi- llCl1lZ llicli Roberts. l'rt'sitlt'nI2 YINOF. else, Vice-President: and Iilinor West- bury. Secretary-Treasurer. The Sopho- mores' choice was Hal Mathison as President. Evert Wallenfeldt as Vice- President, and Lenore Peterson as Sec- retary-Treasurer. Already these two classes have prov- en themselves to be worthy ol' West's tradition ol' line classes. That tradition is a challenge, but they'll get along all right because they have that fine quali- ty long associated with our school. l'll be in there rooting for them, along with all the grads thinking about West. Sophonlore Class ollicers and aflvisor: li vert Wall 'nf l'lt. Vice-President: Hal Ma'hison, President, Lenore Peterson. Secretary: and Mr. Russell Paugh, Advisor. l29l lilinor Westbury, Secretary: and Mr. Robert llarnack, .Ml-

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D. WORTHMAN B. WRIGHT J. YOAKUM K. ZIMMER R. ZIMMERMAN M. ZWEIFEL DAVID VVORTHMAN lle's worth a lot mnre. liuskf-thull. Football. Baseball. Choir. H. R. Pros., Spanish Club Pres.. 41 Cluh. ll0NlTAs WRIGHT True merit i.r like a riuf-rg lha- deeper it flows lhe less noise il makes. JEANNINE YOAKUM Why complain? I'll find a way. Choir, Yearbook, Spnnish and Music: Clubs. KATHERINE ZIMMER An angel every Sunday, but than rnmes Mrlndny Girls' Sports. Mikado, Art Angle. Stage Crew Sec., H. R. Viv:--Pres., Student Sen- nlc, Music Club. WILLIAM MAYNARD I-IUMPI-IREYS RICHARD ZIMMERMAN What else is there to du but get into mis- chief? H. R. Vice-Pres., 4-F Clulu. MARILYN MILLIGAN Portrait ol a lovely sunset. ROBERT REAGAN Any relation to Ronald might not be so coincidental. MARY ANN ZWEIFEL Life is like a charm. Not Pictured GREGORY ESSER ' All that I know I've guessed, and all that RUTH REPPLINGER Just call on me, and l'll be there. Orchestra, Choir, Musiv Club. l've learned l've forgotten. DONALD GORST Too fast to be caughl by 1-ven n cold. RONALD SKINVIK Life is too short to warle in study. Basketball, Football. Baseball. Track, H. R. Pres., 4-F Club. MICHAEL SORGE He talks little, but thinks a lot. GRACE LONG I paddle my own canoe. Zin Memoriam Good night. Ensured release, Imperishable peace, Have these for yours. While shy and sea and land And earth's foundations stand And heaven endures. William Maynard Humphreys was born Ianuary 17, 1930. He died Ianuary 25, 1948. His education started at Randall, and he th-en went to St. Iohn's Military Academy in Dela- Held. From there he went to Manlo Iunior College in Manlo Park, California. Last year he came back to Madison and West. Bill had only attended West for a short time, and for that reason had not participated in many activities. But we shall never forget his infectious smile, or the laugh and gentle- manly manner that went with it. 1281

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