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

In between directing visi- tors, picking up paper, run- ning errands, and locating teachers, Jim Goetz finds time to study at his hall monitor's post. Hall Monitors The Hall Monitors keep order in the hall, keep the halls free of litter, and check on wandering students. They answer questions and give direc- tions to visitors. The monitors are selected by Mrs. Lugg, and must be people who are respected by the student body, who will take initiative, and who will make accurate reports. There are moni- tors on every floor, each period of the day. The Student Forum officers for first semester are in the library reviewing an edition of "The New Repub- lic" in preparation for one of many discussion meet- ings of their club. Left to right: Lee Ozanne, presi- dent, Marlys Quady, vice-president, Marian Bennett, secretary. HALL MONITORS Row l: VU. Attoe, C. Dopke, Beck, M. Hunt, M. Satterfielcl, C. Falk, K. Brigham, C. Lindberg, B. Heim, bl. Krug, M. Smith, P. Hamilton, C. Weiss. Row 2: Nelson, S. Martin, A. Kingsbury, Berge, M. Schwartz, B. Dar- - lington, M. Wedemeyer, W, Fix, A. Thurman, C. Boller, L. Elliot, S. West- e-rmoe. Row 3: Goetz, H. Wagner, P. Parker, L. Rideout, T. Bruech, H. Bell, E. Elfner, L. Jacobson, E. Panek, R. O'Connor, S. Orr, K. Koepke. Student F orum Student Forum meets to learn about current problems-local, national, and international. They have open discussions of these problems, or have outside speakers about the problems. Two of the speakers this year were Mayor Ivan Nestingen who spoke on the triangle development, and Ar- thur May, former clerk of the state assembly, who explained how bills become laws in Wis- consin. Vice-president Tom Logan, and President John Bailey discuss plans for the second semester with Toni Delliquadri, secretary. Many such confer- ences were held during the year to insure interest- ing and worthwhile programs for Student Forum. 28 ACTIVITIES