Oshkosh West High School - Notebook Yearbook (Oshkosh, WI)

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tli? ie a G Q 4. Checking his grade book, Mr. Wilson does his pro- gress reports. 2. Mr. Fratt prepares to discuss a point of dicipline with a student. 3. During practice, Paul Bis- hop questions Coach Greg Weisse. 4. John Mason tells his father, Mr. Louis Mason, about all of the people he has to see. 5. Traci Anderson speaks with counselor Glenn Miller. 6. Mrs. Rogge turns her attention to the A.F.S. meeting. 7. There are always many people to see during noon hour in the O-Room.

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PEOPLE TO SEE Hello, Father, good-bye for now, For | have people to see. I'd like to stay and chat a bit, but there are people waiting for me. There's Billy, and Jeffy, and Robby and Sue, and Gina and Jackie and Ted. © We're getting together at Susie's house, or maybe Gina’s instead. l'll have no time tomorrow: V've a meeting with Mr. Fratt, and then a talk with my counselor, plus a conference with Coach after that. Mr. Lynch has called a rehearsal, so I'll be busy after school. At noon Mrs. Rogge is waiting: her tests are made up as a tule. I'm having trouble with Chemistry. so Mr. Wilson | must consult. | hope that will improve my grades, and help me pass as a result. Don't worry, Dad, I'll be in on time. | promise | won't be late, But | have places to go and people to see, and these people just won't wait. Kelley Kotenberg

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People To See-Faculty A-B Teachers Go Places JAMES ALDERSON: English 1. EDWARD ANDERSON: Auto Mechanics, Power Mechanics, Auto Maintanence. RICH- ARD ANDERSON: Foreign Language Dept. Head, French, Adv. French. JOAN ARONSON: English 3R, English 4 KENNETH BIENDARRA: Mass Media, English 2, English 3, Journalism, Index Advisor. PATRICK BOWSR: English 14, English 2, English 3, Index Business Manager. JOHN BROWN: Geometry, Geometry Honors, Pre-Algebra. GER- ALD BRUSS: Geometry, Computer Math, Math 3 Honors, Micro-Computers Basics WHERE DO YOU LIKE TO GO WHEN ... YOU WANT TO BE ALONE? ... In the garage.-(Curt Clark) ... |’ take a long bath with a good book.-(Judy Kaul- fuss) On a five mile jog.-(Scott Kleinschmidt) My writing studio.- (Lou Mason) ... The “other room’. wherever my family isn’t-An errand alone-I’'ve been known to spend a cou- ple of hours in a cemetery when | need- ed quiet for concetration.-(Pat Kapre- lian) ... | work on my computer.-(Phil- lip Rehberger) ... Out in a rowboat.- (Homer Fratt) ... For a bike ride in the country.-James Buehner) Flying.- (Robert Triplett) ... Walk my dog.-(Ed Holladay) ... To a secret place.-(Eu- gene Winkler) YOU GO SHOPPING? ... Anchorage, Alaska-REl store there.-(Dorothy Matz) ... Public Library.-(Tom Lynch) Goodwill.-(Ronald LaPoint) ... Resale shops.-(Donald Sween) Sears- Where America Shops.-(Ed Anderson) Warehouse Foods.-Jlohn Brown) Menard’s-John Krumm ... De- pends on what | need to buy. -(Bob Messner) YOU GO ON A DATE? ... I'm already taken.-(Judy Kaulfuss) ... I’m a little old for that.-(Garth Spees) ... Wherev- er you will take me.-(Bob Messner) .. . | can’t remember.-JiIohn Brown) ... My husband and | like to go for drives in our 55 Chevy.-(Linda Kiser) . . . Huh??-(Ron- ald Lapoint) ... You're kidding.-(Lor- raine Weiner) . . . Bethel Homel-(Ed Hol- laday) (Grandpa for the 2nd time this year!) ... My wife limits these to in- clude her only.-(Wm. Ray Wilson) ... With Robert Redford anywherell-(Bon- nie Hill) WHERE WOULD YOU GO IF YOU COULD GO ANYWHERE? ... Japan-be- cause my favorite nephew is stationed there in the Marines.-(Bonnie Hill) ... Hong Kong-(Joseph Schrage) .. . India.- (Dorothy Matz) ... Alaska.-(Terry Sei- fert) ... Tibet.-James Hutchinson) ... Anywhere.-(Fred Kubsch) Salem, Oregon.-(Greg Weisse) . . . Nova Scotia. -Jerome Polsin) ... Any Spanish-speak- ing country will do. | love Spain.-(Pat Kaprelian) ... My wife would probably insist on going to Spain.-Seraph Kapre- lian) Machu Picchu.-(Thomas Krueger) ... Visit China.-(Sharon Fer- rier) ... Mountain climbing backpack- ing in New Zealand.-(Ken Biendarra)