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

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SENIORS NATIONAL THESPIANS Iames Arnold' Sally Canfield Dianne Cornelius Emiline Curless Stephen Ela' Ioan Erikson Elizabeth Feig Frederick F itschen' Theresa Fox Robert Gill Dosier I-Ielsabeck Ioan Herreid Andra Herriott Byron Iohnson Karen Iohnson SENIORS Kent Kildow' Katharine Kingsbury' Iohn Miller' Lynn Morton Cornelia Platz Iohn Pleune VValter Rhodes Gary Rieman Roberta Rozansky Lon Ruedisili Iudith Schwartz Richard Togstad William Whitfordi' Lois Wittich Richard Wilson SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Iohn Miller, Presidentg Sandra Overton, Secretary Tom I-Iammill Vice-Presidentg Miss Kohler, Adviser ACTIVITY PIN Wendy Kemp Norman Zimmerman 'Won as a Iuninr IUNIORS Karen Bergmann Trudy Iohnson William Ferris ' Constance Stolen Elizabeth Green ' Kathleen Taylor Timothy I-Iarringtonm Iohn Torphy 'Wnn as a Sophomore SOPHOMORE Robert Peterson Harvey Barash Iohn Blomquisti' Mary Brown Sally CanHeld Dianne Cornelius Stephen Ela Elizabeth Feig Frederick Fitschen Theresa Fox Ioyce Frederick Robert Gill Barbara Gordon Andra Herriott Mary Hess Elizabeth Iohnson Karen Iohnson Kathleen Keliher Kay LaCourt 'Won as a Iuninr Margo Langetieg Georgiana McBurney Iohn Miller Iudith Oakland Theodore Odell' Iames Olson Margery Otto Cornelia Platz Marsha Rasmussen Ruth Rentschler Gary Riemanf' Roberta Rozansky Lon Ruedisili Sue Schermerhorn Iudith Schwartz William Stiehm Richard Wilson' IUNIORS Margaret Freed Kathleen Taylor Timothy Harrington Iohn Torphy Meredith Medler Sally Wagner Iames Nafziger Ellen Wheeler

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All HIGH HONORS of on Mary Brown Iudith Oakland Stephen Ela Theodore Odell Newell Gaarder Cornelia Platz Barbara Gordon Stephen Wat'rous Ieanette Hinkins Lois Wittich Karen Legg SENIOR CLASS SPEAKERS Steve Ela, Valedictoriang Connie Platz, Sulutatoriang Ted Odell, Orator H 0710719 CLASS MOTTO e mind, yet each an individual. CLASS COLORS Mint green and silver CLASS FLOWER Mint green Carnation Harvey Barash Rosalie Barth Thomas Berg Ioan Erikson Karl Guenther Elizabeth Iohnson Wendy Kemp Rita Kennedy Karen Matthews HONORS Nancy Miles Iudith Novick Iames Olson Walter Rhodes Sue Schermerhorn Douglas Thompson William Whitford Reginald Williams Richard Wilson QUILL AND SCROLL Thomas Berg Mary Brown Theresa Fox Barbara Gordon Elizabeth Iohnson Karen Iohnson Kay LaCourt Ioyce Laufenberg Karen Legg Susan McBeath Nancy Miles Iohn Miller +Won as a Iunior Elizabeth Green james Nafziger SENIORS Iudith Novick Iudith Oakland' Theodore Odell' Sandra Overton Cornelia Platz Ruth Rentschler Thomas Stevens William Stiehm Luise Anne Templin Stephen Watrous Lois Wittich IUNIORS Rodney Sweet Kathleen Taylor

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Name? Homeroom? Mock Election I could have danced all night. G. Schlienkert, B. Conway, B. Ulvastad, E. Barger, N. Christensen, I. Miller, B. Dutton Senior Christmas Memories Are We've got . . . steam heat! Football Half-time First Semester Senior year for the class of '57-a year of fad and fancy, fatigue and frustration, fun and friends. Nine- teen fifty-seven was a year that memory will not ignore. First And of the year was a mock political con- vention. A Coupon Book was nominated for President of class activities. Banners were waved, there was cheering and yelling, and Mr. Book's supporters marched through the aisles. Memories of summer political conventions were not far into the background, when the student body voted in a mock election. Incumbent President Eisenhower was the overwhelming victor! You Can't Take It With Youl' by Hart and Kauf- man was chosen for the fall play. This hilarious comedy had the audience laughing all night. No resume of the year 1957 could be complete without a mention of Elvis Presley, and Ivy Leaguen style clothes. How many dozens of locker doors had pictures of that side-burned, rock n' roll singer? These fads certainly took the fancy of the class of '57. Senior dress-up day preceded the Senior class party, Sleighbells of Snow. With the girls in their new evening dresses and high heels, and the boys in full dress suits, it was suddenly very -easy to realize that these teen-agers were Well on the road to maturity, and adulthood. The beauty of the traditional Christ- mas aud, and the Choir caroling in the halls, will be memories cherished in the hearts of many of the class of l57. The Winter concert closed the activi- ties in the First semester, Final exams, frustrating though they Were, meant that their last high school year was half over. Did she kill the school spirit? Pep Aud M. Archer, I. Frederick, K. Matthews, B. Ru- bin, K. Kcliher, L. Morton, E. Wheeler, M. Church.