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

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wi Mr. Lee T. Blows The Whistle For twenty years, social studies teach- er Leon Thompson has been refereeing football, basketball, and volleyball games. For the previous two years he has been a member of the Sawdust City Officials Association, an organization which he helped to found, that helps train officials. ‘The reason we started it is that there is a shortage of officials. We try to get young people interested in officiating, usually people that were once high school athletes themselves.” Running an organization and being a referee took a lot of time. Mr. Thompson spent about four nights a week keeping peace and order at high school athletic events, and countless hours in related activities. His wife of thirteen years, Wendy, was supportive of his officiating as were his three sons, Brent-8, Jeremy- 5, and Benjamin-3. “| don’t do this for the money,” he said; ‘it’s a nice second income, but | do this because | enjoy it.’’ And thanks to people like Leon Thompson, we too, can enjoy our favorite sporting activi- ties. DONALD SWEEN: Gen. Woods, Wood Techniques, Building Construction, Pom Pom Squad. LEON THOMPSON: Physical Geography, Area Studies of Wisconsin, U.S. History. ROBERT TRIPLETT: Interme- diate Metals, General Metals, Power Mechanics, Machine Shop, Applied Metals, Co-op training Metals. THOMAS WAGNER: Introduction to Computers, Data Entry, Computer Concepts. SU- ZANNE WASMUTH: Girls Phy. Ed. 3 4. LORRAINE WEINER: English 1, English 1 Honors, English 1 R. GREGORY WEISSE: College Reading, Reading Specialist, Boys’ Basketball, Girls’ Softball. ANNE WESENBERG: English 2R, English 2, Cre- ative Writing, English 2 Honors, NOTE- BOOK advisor. WILLIAM RAY WILSON: Chemistry 1, Chemistry 2, General Math. : EUGENE WINKLER: U.S. History, Econom- ics, Dept. Head. JAMES WOLLERMAN: World Area Studies, Cheerleader Advi- sor, Intramurals, NOTEBOOK Photo sales. BRAUGEOR ZEITLER: Studio Tech- niques, Intro. Art Concepts, Advanced Art Concepts, Advanced Studio Tech- niques, Boys’ Tennis Coach, Dept. Head. JAMES ZITZELSBERGER: Media Specialist, Boys’ Swimming Coach. 107

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People To See-Faculty R-Z 106 | LEE RUEHMLING: English 3. PAUL SCHLINDWEIN: Sales and Marketing 2, Sales and Marketing 14, Retailing 4, In- troduction to Business, Operates School Store. PETER SCHMALZ: Symphony Band, Concert Band, Freshman Band, Pep Band, Wind Ensemble. ROGER SCHMIDEKE: Introduction to Food and Food Service, Food Service Co-op. JOSEPH SCHRAGE: Guidance Counselor. KRIS SCHWEBKE: Music in our time, Or- chestra. MARY ELLEN SEDLACHEK: Eng- lish 1. TERRY SEIFERT: Work Experience Coordinator. DR. JOHN SHEEHY: Principal. RUSSELL SPAULDING: National Honor Society, Contemporary Issues, U.S. History. GARTH SPEES: Media Specialist, ESP, Ea- gle Street Productions. RONALD SWAN- SON: German Club Advisor, German 2, Advanced German.

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Teachers Make Use ee = ELIZABETH BARTHELS en a CUSTODIANS: Bottom Row: Bob Spanbauer, Roger Schwartz, Bob Detlaff, John Bathke, Row Two: Alfred Schettle, Herb Muger- aver, Don Kieckhafer, Sharon Mugerauer, Betty Ziebell, Row Three: Orin Kutz, Den- nis Wesenberg, Harold Niebauer. KITCHEN STAFF: Bottom Row: June Kleinschmid, Joyce Zak, Kathleen Hilgers, Jacqueline Burns, Sally Cuttill, Gail Frey, Second Row: Eileen Scholl, Doreen Pugh, Cathrine Schneider, Bea Lambert, Eliza- beth Barthels, Bev Gade, Third Row: Sue Knoblock, Shirley Pettit, Carole Meton, Lil- lian Stark. 108