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

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We've Gone Places — Bye - Bye! This year, through the making of this book, we went many places (Hero’s, Billy’s Deli, Prescott runs), did many things (went through two popcorn poppers, panicked when deadlines drew near, and generally caused a nui- sance), and met many people. The people are too numer- ous to mention in Parentheses, and deserve special thanks. Mr. John Thompson- Since 1954, John Thompson Thompson Studios has cheerfully and selflessly served students of Oshkosh high schools. In the twenty-odd ye that he took portraits of all seniors, he never misse student and provided free yearbook pictures to those wiiu were unable to pay. When the system changed and stu- dents were allowed to choose studios, he continued to take group and special pictures for us at no charge. In so doing, he has climbed the roofs of our buildings, flown in airplanes, and walked our dark under-the-building tun- nels. While we hooted, slouched, and made the peace sign (or worse), he encouraged us to stand tall, move closer together, and smile. He has stood for hours for us in makeshift studios in the gym, the auditorium, the media center and C-29 and then gone back to stand twice as long in his dark room. He has often overturned his studio for us as he did last year when he built a frame and plastered it with hundreds of magazines for our cover. This year we have to thank him especially for our fashion pages (10-141, 56-57). A perfectionist, he has printed hundreds of pictures to size for us, each within a fraction of an inch- usually with a deadline imminent. For thirty years, John and his wife Carol have retouched our droopy eyes, brushed out out straggly hair, and removed our acne. Thank you for mak- ing us look better than we were. Mrs. Kaulfuss and her typing classes- For typing the Senior Directory and Index. Mrs. Macdonald. At times when we needed typing imme- diately, she was always there to help. Trying something different this year, NOTEBOOK was introduced to the world of computers. We thank the Math and Business departments for their cooperation. Dr. Sheehy and the administrators- Who helped with all our announcements, handouts and sales. For all the teachers who dealt with questionnaires, mon- ey, pictures and antics of the NOTEBOOK staff. Ed Last. An unending source of new ideas. Without him, this book would have no cover, pages, pictures ... Bob- our custodian. Who braved the mess of paper, pop bottles, candy wrappers, and other necessities of life. Kathii Ristow-Koepke- For all her help and moral sup- port. Scott Jay- As always, he was there to break the mono- tony of typing, loading and editing. Mr. Wollerman- For all his help with the picture sales, numerous stories, and setting up pictures. Oshkosh Public Library- For the information we always needed and that they were always able to find. Jim Lampe, Sam Wuest, Kathy Courtois NOTEBOOK VOLUME 38, 1983-84 EDITORS: Jim Lampe Kathy Courtois PHOTO EDITOR: Sam Wuest PERSONALITIES EDITORS: Doug Lampe, Cherste Johnson COMPUTER CONNOISSEUR: John Mason ADVISOR: Anne ‘Ma’ Wesenberg BUSINESS ADVISOR: Judy Kaulfuss ; STAFF: Tabby Bergin, Lisa Berndt, Lisa Boese, Connie Calder, Craig Copp, Sandy Downing, Steph Evert, Kelly Fores, Pat Fredrick, Sarah Green, Vicki Greenman, Connie Heinbigner, Lynne Herdina, Christine Jackson, Kelly Kotenberg, Jill Kurkowski, Paul Lehman, Julie Lewellyn, Lisa Luchun, John Mason, Mark Miller, Sue Murley, Julie Papenfuss, Mark Reschenberg, Mike Ristow, Brad Schultz, Kelly Sedlachek, Kris Siewert, Cindy Sitzberger, Micki Stenson, Sherry Taylor, Becky Thomas, Jim Vajgrt, Lori Wagner, Chris Williams, Jenny Wuest, Luke Wuest. NOTEBOOK, Volume 38, Oshkosh West High School, Oshkosh, WI., was published by Josten’s American Yearbook Co., Topeka, KS. Consisting of 184 pages, the book was printed on gloss finish paper. Body copy is 10pt. Serif Gothic Bold, with captions and idents in 8pt. The sewed binding holds together 184 printed pages between a true-life cover.

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