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

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People To See-Faculty H-K 102 EDWARD HOLLADAY: Sociology, Mod- ern World History. THOMAS HOREJS: Al- gebra Honors, Pre-Algebra, Algebra. RUSSELL HOXTELL: English 2, English 1, Cross Country, Boys Track. JOAN HUD- SON: Shorthand 4, Business Typing, Per- sonal Typing. JAMES HUTCHINSON: English 1 Honors, English 1R, Advanced English 4, English 4 Honors, English Dept. Head. VIRGINIA JOHNSON: Advisor for S.A.F.E., School Nurse. PATRICIA KAPRELIAN: Advanced Spanish, Spanish 1 2, Spanish Club. SERAPH KAPRELIAN: Pre-Algebra, Alge- bra, Student Council. Faculty Hopes To Meet IF YOU COULD SPEND A DAY WITH ANY- ONE, WHO WOULD YOU CHOOSE AND WHY? JAMES BEARD-I like to cook and would like to get his recipe for peach pousse.-(Lou Mason) OPAL GARDENER-Because | know she’s dying to meet me.-(Scott Kleinschmidt) ... JEDIDIAH SMITH (moun- tain man)-To absorb all | could of his life in the mountains.-(Garth Spees) ... JACK NI- KOLAUS-To get a golf lesson.-(Ken Potter- ton, Sue Wasmuth) ... REVEREND BILLY GRAHAM-He understands the human race and is able to associate our problems with the supreme guidelines of life. He is a very warm, positive individual.-(Lynne Koch) ... WILLIAM FAULKNER-I'd just like to dis- cuss some of his writings and views of life with him.-(Thomas Krueger) A RE- SEARCH BIOLOGIST-To see what is really happening in science.-(William Campbell) ... GOLDA MEIR-It intrigues me that a Mil- waukee woman could rise to such promi- nence and be so influential in world af- fairs.-(Sharon Ferrier) ... THE QUEEN OF ENGLAND-To see what it would be like to live in such luxury and to find out exactly what she does as the figure-head of a gov- ernment.-(JJudy Kaulfuss) THE STU- DENTS-To see why adults are always wrong.-(Robert Easterson) JOHNNY CARSON-To engage in conversation.-(Ser- aph Kaprelian) ... MY WIFE-We live such busy, involved lives, we rarely get full days together.-(Ken Biendarra) ... SMO- KEY YUNICK-To get through his neat auto testing facility.-(Curt Clark) ... SISTER THE- RESA-She’s not a phony. She helps people who need help and isn’t in it for the public- ity..(Robert Meronk).

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— JAMES BUEHNER: Psychology. RICHARD BUNDA: Alternative Program. WILLIAM CAMPBELL: Science 41, Biology 1. DAVID CHRISTMAN: Algebra, Pre-Algebra, General Math. CURT CLARK: Exploring Electricity, Auto Maintenance, AC DC Electronics, Gen- eral Woods, Elec. Comm. VIRGINIA DEAN: Adv. Clothing, Clothing and Tex- tiles, Adv. Foods, Foods and Nutrition, Housing and Interiors. EVE DETRY: L.D. Resource, P.H. Resource. MAJORIE DOERING: Media Specialist, Media Ser- vices Dept. Head. JULES DROVER: English 4, English 2, World Area Studies, Science 1, Earth Sci- ence, V-Sets. ROBERT EASTERSON: U.S. History, Driver Education, Driver Educa- tion Dept. Head. DONALD ERICKSON: Boys Phy. Ed. 3. SHARON FERRIER: General Math, English, Science 4, Eng- lish 2. GERRY FORSETH: Liason Officer. GARY FRANKWICK: Intro. to Computers. HOMER FRATI: Assistant Principal. ROB- ERT GAYESKE: Science 1, Chemistry 4, Special Science 14. MARILYN GERRARD: Girls Phy. Ed. 1 and 2, J.V. Volleyball Coach. BOYD GIBBS: English 2, English 3, Advanced English 4, English 4H. CHARLES GRABLE: U.S. His- tory, Western Civilization, Head Foot- ball Baseball Coach. LOIS GWINN: Foods Nutrition. BARBARA HABSTRITT: Family Living, Foods and Nutrition, Spirit Club Advisor. MARY ELLEN HENNING: Guidance Coun- selor. BONNIE HILL: V-Set, Vocational Skills, D.V.I. FRANK HOFFMAN: Math 4 Honors, Math 4, Math 3, Math Dept. Head. 101

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¥ YOU MEAN YOU ARE GOING 10 The creative bulletin boards put up almost daily by Mr. Spaulding and his students capture the attention of many people. Topics of the bulletin boards feature everything from individual student accomplishments to international news. JUST BECAUSE | DIONT 00 7 | WAS IN CLASS AT LEAST TIMES A WEEK NO TICKIE — NO LAUNDRY JUDY KAULFUSS: Shorthand 2, Clerical Techniques, Related Office, Office Oc- cupation Coop, Bus. Machines, NOTE- BOOK Bus. Adv., F.B.L.A. Adv., Tomor- row’s Secretaries Adv. LINDA KISER: Eng. 4, Eng. 1. LARRY KLAUSCH: Treble Choir, Chorale, A Cappella, Choristers, Dept. Head, Operetta, Madrigals, Con- cert choir, Solo ensemble. SCOTT KLEINSCHMIDT: Gen. Math, Science 1, Phy. Ed., U.S. History, Life Science, World Study. RICK KLOIBER: Assistant Principal. CHRIS KNEIP: Intro. to Food Service, Food Ser- vice. LYNNE KOCH: Basic Biology, Biol- ogy 1, Biology 2, Dept. Head, Advisor O'Neil. MICHAEL KOSLOWSKI: Graphics Arts Printing, Graphic Arts Lab, Graphics Art Adv., Graphics Arts Photo.-Litho. Gen. Drafting. THOMAS KRUEGER: English 2 Honors, English 3, Communications 4. JOHN KRUMM: Introduction to Business, Ac- counting 1, Accounting 2. KENNETH KU- BENY: Science 1, Biology 1. FRED KUBSCH: Introduction to Business, Ac- counting 1, Personal Typing, Senior Class Advisor. 103 ee