Waterloo West High School - Wahawk Yearbook (Waterloo, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1957 volume:

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A .. . 1 ff What is a yearbook . . . a record of past memories . . . joyful . . . sorrowful . . . full of meaning. A yearbook is a reflection of the way we live . . . the way we think . . . the way we act. A year- book is a treasure . . . more valuable than gold . . . never to be replaced . . . never to be forgotten. A yearbook is words . . . pictures . . . not a masterpiece . . . but plain, simple . . . easy to understand. This is our yearbook . . . the WAHAWK. swf Wji '43 W' ,fljifvyf ffjjQ?ffQ'ff!,'j5W will Ziff! ff' QM! ,NW WW activities athletics teatures portraits four through thirty-seven thirty-eight through sixty-one sixty-two through sixty-nine seventy through one hundred four Pau ,YV-X XF, ,J vs 3- 4- L, ,V ,st W , g ' student senate I Rowl J Sprmger D Young M Rulsch Row 2 J Hartman C Church C Bush J Dutcher J Merfeld D Ransom B Brown K Mlkelson A DeVeny M Meeker J Mast S Cooper K Branson Row3 R Lamson D Smuth P Myrsuades D Garvin J Knott J Meyer R Bona T Slaughter J Malunster J Ayers G Deltruclr Row 4 P Sexton D Elnwalter B Paulson T McGarry D Cole B Brandhorst G Spears J Young J Kl ne L Dnrks G Granneman In them we see ourselves M Rursch D Young l Springer student senate I A sllent vouce commands the attentnon of monotonous sameness the reports e comung assemblies ture drllls a success word a day In full swung class rings are dnscussed It as very vntal to some dull to others ,ust unterestmg to most each does has ob those who have lobs every one helps They made some bug declsuons bu mostly small ones S235 worth of hu fn changed varslty club constitution checked pomt system painted W on gym floor student dnrectory hung the plaques the various drives decaslons made assngnments made work to do J Merfeld B Brown T Slaughter l A l . f T all...roll is called...each name witho .Y ...th J ' l ...I ', ' in Y student senate II Rowl T Nordyke C Bush D Johnson P Trussell S Hanson M Ruusch J Hartman K Branson J Brown D Ransom J Merteld L Lohmeyer S Dayton J Meyer Row'l D Eunwalter D Dunham D Fusher G Hanks B Kenny K Kudart R Schultz D Sueben T McGarry D Epley E Wung D Young D Thompson w 3 D Garvun D Garvun D Smuth Pau son S Smuth B Re ers D Coe G Spears A ers and follow student senate Il The votes were counted to some people s surpruse all gurls were elected to the of fuces Jean Hartman presudent Karen Branson vuce presudent and Marulyn Ruusch secretary agaun Thus semester wull be known as the semester the gurl took over and take over they dud The maun prolect was the calendar the hall by the Student Center Don Young took charge he us a oy of course the prolect was a success They are stull work ung on the class rung and golden W pounts A panel of four senuors Jean Hartman 'vlarulyn Meeker Don Young and John Meyer went to the Dustruct Student Sen ate Conference at Iowa State Teachers o eae Thus semesters Senate has done well very well un leadung the school to a suc cessful semester even uf ut was A Woman s World J Hartman K Branson M Ruusch Mr Gubson -r - X-'V 0 u Rc :. 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Cl- l . - , -- H , boys and gIrIs state Preclncts wards CllIeS COUnlleS the state all were represented at GIrls and Boys State PractIce was gIven workIng together In leadmg In actIng fr responsIbly for the Interest of the group makIng government run well These aIms coupled wlth kIds IIke Janet Jack and Harold make faIlure ImpossIble good glrls and boys smfe tImes were the passwords at Hawkeye J Young J Mast H Entz GIflS Gnd BOYS Sl'Cle gavelIers 8 Ol only a mInute late everyone watchmg RelIef comes as the meetmg IS called to order buslness flIes by o busIness seems new new busIness old some completely dIsconnected mostly one looks ahead to the other 'ob Tame races by the last thungs are barely touched upon therell be somethIng else for the Senate then the last dash to home room tardy of course bedlam relgns the homeroom teacher Isnt there eIther Another meetIng begIns a report IS In order It takes two mInutes It doesnt seem half as Important as before some thmg seems to have been forgotten welll? Here IS Dave Abbott homeroom presI Another GC1V9lIel' day l1CIS SlCH'TeCl 9 dent and presIdent ofthe homeroom pVeSI gaveluers Rowl D Abbott J Graham M Shulman C Croll B Stay Mr Sodergren Iadvnsorj Row 2 K Kudart J Smlth L Barger G PIckIng N Loehr S Chapman J Graham S BlIndman K Sherwood D Cohen R Sulva S Cohn R Cook D Brolller Row 3 D Ray S Weldner J WIllIams B Braun D Janda K MIkelson M Blornson B Busby J Collms J H l M Hagy T Jackson D Garvm w 4 L nIef sey co eson u W J Payton D NeIman MI er M Clover Elllott J McHugh L Dlrks J Kuprls P lrw n 'ini 3841! .J Vl FEW! I ' I ' I ' . ' ' . . . in K . ,. ,NRL . .mW....m.,,.. A +A I , i . . . I I l , , . I I ' . 4 4 ' I I . . . ' ' . . . ld , . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , ' . . . oh guy with two labs can relax . . . in chemistry. dents , , , Cgnfusingl i5n'1 iq? Ro : . K ' , J. Kel , B. S tt, B. N l , D. H ff, R. Berg, E. ing, . , . ' , D. 'II , . , R. 3 4 , M ' , rr 4 fl J -we-5 W--I -nz, M 'sr' A wzrfwrww through spoken words we express our thoughts plays Rehearsal' Rehearsal' Rehearsall The grand IS tough when you are the member of the play cast ut worth at andthe result ns evndent plays of superuor qual 1 :ty proven by contest after contest and audtence after 1 Slougmer audience Mass Ruth Wilson us the mastermind of the whole deal test of time Thus year she presented two tune plays OUR TOWN EVER SINCE EVE and a tune contest play CANDIDA fAct IJ rating superlors straught through contest Congratulatlons to all of you fall play Left to ugh! D Abbott H Entz B Ke per contest play cast D Abbott J Ayers G Kenh K Bo son J Slaughte S Cooper 4 . Q . . - I ' 'X . . . . . . but ' ls and none better could be found . . . she, too, is proven by the ' 1 . , . , . l . , . , . ' , . r n , . r, , n h s s a Flve A M the sun IS brlght one enloy lt It s lust too early th s IS one tume everyone s there except one e late sleeper finally we go Snx o clock now everyone us awake Mr Kemp ns drafted unto a bridge game some sleep some read some talk some look out the window some thunk about the commg day The bus stops everyone out tame to ea put on the tue and coat reglster and get your tag The tnme has come It s over quickly the walt for the results time to eat agaun to relax to lusten to others The rude home nolsy qunet ong for some many talk over the day s actnvu tes many sleep the bus stops everyone out tlred happy mostly tnred nhssa forensnc league The hub bub of Varuety Show IS here but to these forensuc league partxcupants the hub bub as double quadruple for Dave Abbott Stull wnth all of the confusnon We ts students receuved two superuors four excellents all did very well nn this the toughest of contests forensic league Rowl J Nllllams M Berry S Morrison B Knffer Row 2 D Abbott R Cohn D Scholl coe college speech lst row S Mast A Costello 2nd row J White M Ruhoff J Steele 3rd row B C.:stard L Cunningham J Newhouse J un kelberg coe college Frrst contest excntement tenseness hard work commg to a fmal result Coe IS a testlng ground these kids tested out we Row Cannes J Wulllams D Janda J Strom M Shulman B Kuffer Row Cohen S Cooper S Walker K Branson J Hamilton M Mllroy Raw Abbott D Scholl T Slaughter G Keuth J Slaughter K Rebholz Row Moore P Sexton D Neuman J Ayers S Steffa S Bemng 5' ' ' l v ff. ... .,.. . . -- ,A ,- ,A 1. ,. , ,, ,,,, l NW, ..... 0,5 J ..... . 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H - wa - if . ,, , ,. - 5, -- I i X , 4 9' . , Y, 0- Slttmg J Hartman redltor un chnefl B Brown lproductlon managerl Stundlng J Merfeld lart edntorf T Slaughter Kcopy edltorl D Young sports ealtorl A Slttmg S Kwldee lsemor picture edltorl J Repass lunderclassman pucture edltorl Standung K Branson lass: tant edntor H Entz fbusuness manager B Brandt ludentlflcatuon eduto annual staff thanking IS our food wahawk staff Thus ns the annual staff some are bug people with bug 'obs some are small people wnth small 'obs ut umportant 'obs wuthout each one of them thus book the 1957 WAHAWK would never go to press wuth out photographers no pictures wuthout reporters no copy a 'obs depend on the other except Mr Coreys we all lean on hum There were many happy tnmes some turing some sad we each lett some small part of ourselves an thus book especially the edltors Everythmg started sometime ago enthusnasm relgned fun an choos mg the theme the cover dolng the skut Then It was deadline time copy to wrnte puctures to retake four times ln all We had some teachers a lnttle perturbed but all cooperated thanks But here we are a staff wnth a book your book Rowl J Repass B Brandt S Klldee J Merfeld B Brown J Ha tman K Branson T Slaughter D Naung H Entz Row 2 Mr Carey advusor J Krvz M Welch A White M Trunkey D Ransom N Wuldhagen J Huntungton P Pfenfer A DeVeny R Sllva M Bruner B Kelper D Hunemuller M Hell M Slmpson Row 3 C Mann L Ash K Lamson S Conway K Sawyer S Walker J Meves B Knapp K Carney P Whntman B Cram J Colluns C Howery D Abbott D Wxeland A L Q fx 'f - .. f 4 W' ' Q K , ' ll . , , S .. facts to find . . . pictures to take . . . .words, our product spectator SPECTATOR IS the eyes ears and heart of the school full of news features happy llttle artlcles What s to come what has happened e latest fads a record of the school a service for all Janet keeps them sharp keeps mls takes down If possnble even the chief s eyes get tured she has help though Jackie with her features Nancy with news John with has sports all help to put the publucatlon to gether and make It a success There are many things they have to remember searching for reporters with late asslgnments cokes and fun on make up nlght the trip to Des Moines the TB contest won with Marlene Mllroys story flghts with the annual staff for the lournallsm room the Issue put out by the luntors Mr Adalr at the reins and all the funny llttle things that can only happen ln the newspaper busmess Nnce goung gang' spectator staff Row l Mr Carey lGdVlSOfl J Gardner S Dunkelberg S Johnson J Strom J Mast N von Lackurn J Burrltt J Adanr XT' ! Fa- N von Lackum fnews edntorl J Strom ffeature edltorj J Mast ledltor In chlefl J Burrltt lsports 9dIfOYJ spectator staff Slttlng J Ga dner lstatf typustj S Johnson Cexchange edltorf Standing S Dunkelberg ladvertlslng managerl G Wltlfe fbusmess managerj Whote thal L Barger C Cross K Lumm ngs M Chapman S Ransom B Busby K Barta J Graham R Bond Row 3 H Joonsar C Wagner M Dexter S Morrlson A DeVeny P Pfexfer K Kuprls S Kloster M Mclaughlm D Janda D Yoder L Shields K Mlkelson L Llchty M Shulman D Cohen M Hayes S Thompson C Wlnslow bers A Stopperan Slsson Cham Row 4 J Makmster S Hanson S Hanuske M Ruusch B Nelson S Cooper J Nelson N Gates M Ruhoff J Pesartuc L Hacks L Pnlupchuuk A Castle J Holkeboer B Erdal M Love K Staack J Terxeen G Puclung V Maas D Campbell Row 5 J Graham D Cerwmske K Eughme B Norrls M Hagy K Murphy A Cohn J Smuth N Paul K Carney J Hell M lrunlrey M Andersen B Burger S Muchaelsen M Mllroy S Fuck J Wrlltams R Cohn X- I ll ' I ll ' . , . . : . ' , . , . , . , . , . , . , . ' ,G. ' , Row 2: C. Main, D. Wieland, R. Silva, S. Graser, S. Rehorst, S. DuBois, N. Loehr, L. Steege, C. Church, B. Kiffer, C. Rosen- M. 1 tomahawks Rowl B Cram K Clemens T Slaughter K Blshop D Cohen B Klffer Row 2 S Hanson S Morrison J Lee J Hamilton M Lofton M Mllroy J Williams M Shulman Row 3 M Bruner J Morrison Mr Anderson Cadvnsorl L Curran K Porter H Newman tomahawks The Student Center IS sprunkled wlth mem bers sprawllng over the sofa chewing on a pencll stub thnnknng composing going blank sure death to a creatvve wrlter Thursday nlghts were happy nights thanking deeply or lughtly expressung those thoughts In words Tomahawks IS an actuve club full of unterestung people all havmg fun through words a satlsfac tlon that comes only from creating 1 h s p a Des Moines a bug cuty the fun of meetsng old frnends makmg new ones funding out more about a well llked sublect lournalusm These klds from the WAHAWK and SPECTATOR staffs learned much for their satisfaction and for better quality In our hugh school publications These people learned so you mught know what ns happenung and what has happened through a better yearbook and paper u h s p a lst row B Brown J Strom J Repass N von Lackum 2nd row J Hartman S Dunkelberg S Kuldee J Mast 3rd row Mr Carey J Burrltt D Young . ' g I . gy- 2 g.,a Z I : I J 4 A 5 , ' - S' . , I . I f . . . nights for talking about literature . . . Q . L . - l when words fall band Fall means marchnng cold flngers cold feet and colds The practices on the llttle field paradlng by the school workung hard to obtaun perfection donng the some thang over and over and getting the lob done finally Then to the stodlum for the game the flncul performance putting unto effect long proctzce and won dertul planning by Mr Baker But troubles are not over the plume IS wavnng In the breeze the mouth plece ns cold You have octnve well co ordunated good sound an Itch whale benng colled to attentnon mg O,gomZGf,On pmchce ,S Involved Thank goodness 'or Take ll GWCY Pm being first chair but results are astound BU, this ,snf me Whole bond The mslde In as wltnessed at concert band assembly hand the concert band to experts IS an again showing the fine Baker touch band lger Row 2 D Prtest M Berry D Phlllnps J Leuch S Carpenter J Fisher P Whntman B Knapp M Grohs M Grady B Norrus Whut S Smith D Phe S Row 3 J Lemper G Thompson B Brown J Jacobson J Muller S Most B Busoy S Hanuske J Hurst L Parr L Lohrneyer A Stopoeran P Buchanan G Hlnrlchs Row 4 B Gress L Huegl: Stern H Grlffun J Jordan D Davos I Barrett B Kenny D Sleben R Barney J Newhouse H Hey B Brewster Row 5 K Barta S Blood D Bergen G Bergen G Harrns S Atkmson M Short D Dunxerton M Lowe W Schwyhart G Kelth R Sonders E Secrest J Boots Q - - ll ' ' ll ' 1 H - tt D ' ' L I I D . . . , . ' h h - . . , . . . ' g 0 I I ' ' ' ' ' ll ll Row I: Mr, Baker, P. Sexton, J. Heil, J. Mast, P. Stark, J. Steele, K. Kudart, E. Erie, G. Haolboom, NV. West, E, Klatt, P, Zwan- L. ' e, . ' , . lp . 1. ,. ',S. ,. ,. ,. ',..' ,. ,.' ,. ,. , , - - I We turn to music A small function of the band Important maklna games peppler more enloyable Rowl J Adaur A Sprmger J Scnuler K Re mer J Hoffman C Woane Q Gavlock B Ferguson N Loehr J Repass Peferson S Cooper Row'2 E Wang T Drlllmg C Eggleston B Broholm N Gates R Mmxs P Avery M Olfrogge E Barchus M Meeker Paruie M Bruner A Klrk C Chrlstnanson w 3 D Qharbo B Cornet D Cerwnnske K Erghme J Dufcker P Fanklm N S s D Mu er Barz K Lowe Sanders M Marvell B Boeger K Whnfe Felworsf R Perley R Olson M Sampson w 5 C Love G Marfun J Brcuhn J Kennnson S Dray D D le K Rebl'olz A Cas e L Naber K Hubbard S Loo 9 ohnson L Sleege 34 YYIIS 1 'P . , v , l Q 1 .x ' 4 x if., I ,.-1 :, ',.',.',.I,. ,.'ur, . ,. ,. ,. ,S. : . ' , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . ,B. Ro z... ,. ,. ' ,.A ,. ,.,.r ',.ear,.'ll,C. ,. ,S. Row 4: D. Hansen, B, Hardy, R. Jung, D. Roy, J. Baker, C. Berner, L. Wren, D. Miller, J. Merryman, P. Bush, M. Klein, S. Roz. ,. ',. ,. ',. ,.u:,...,.?l,.',. ,, ', -J , . .. i-Y ...- -4 -- -A--M : Y- ---- -WM R -rf l 'U l v D- u I, , .' I 4' .. I A, . O chorus on w I B Graf G uockenbush J R blnson N Nxchols A Brown M Shafer C Lentz C Bush J Lem er E Kolk Bemus M Hayes w 2 C Ullffers S Sanders J Merfeld S Johnson D Dempster B Born R Salvo N von Lockum L Eosley D Ransom Cohn J Strom R Jones J Huntington Row 3 J Caurter S Swonson S Wolker N Wlldhogen L Page P Porr P Stork M Dexter M McLoughlnn M Martin Kiefer S Morse G Rlll es Row 4 J Dutcher J Ferguson J Knight J Morrison B Custard L Voelschow R Osh C Meek C Howery J Collns J boys quartet The boys quartet shows off some In cllvlclual slnglng talent ot West w thunk some of the fnnest When these boys get together they really sung u o storm or should we soy o Moon glow boys quar e G Keith P Winslow Berg C Egg eston Ponlst el chorus Cl Rowl J Merrymon D Sweltzer J Mullett D Emwalter L Lamb C Eggleston W Westcott K Kossner H Kennedy J Von Horn w 2 G Keith P Winslow L Hollis c Ay Berg P Schmldt P Nhannel K Mitchell Row 3 J Caster T Schueler A McElhose V Krueger B Rekers G Spears R Shodmon C Love J Funk 'WT Roz. ,.Q ,.o' ,. ,, ,. ,'. ,. p,. er,D. R9 : , , . ', . , . , . , . , . ' , . , . , . , S C. ' , . , . ' lx l 1. ,. ,.',. ,. ,.eim,. ,. Heil, M Connolly, S. Blood, M. Harrington, N. Borger, B, Keiper 1 1 , A - ,, .- ' ' ' ' . . . e J . I , p WJ.. If h 1 l' f . ' , . ' ' , R , . l - i ' J. H 'l Ro z , ' , . ' , . ' , L. Knief, J. Fla lc, J, ers, R. , . ' , . ' ', . ' na ll an Q L chorus b Row 'I J Steudler M Kress A DeVeny C Harrnson P Trussell M Chapman M Bruner W Smuth K Cummmgs S Matson D Johnson D Gallmeyer Row 2 K Mlkclsan D Yoder K Coates S Kloster R Seastron K Hoffman 'VL Freeland J Rosenaw B Perkins B Dtck N Muller J Sxnes L Norrus B Thomas R Neuendorf K Moore R Olson w 3 N Horak M Hagy K Murphy M Ruusch E Lzar J Bat J Boland H Newman J Happelcotte J Jordan Henry J Kearns R Boldt M Casberg N Paul P Dahlgaard V Dunn J Peterson J Korth J Bosley w4 J McHugh R Downs M Clover olnvaux A Muller L Switzer R Re zo D Camp ell M Lchty D Coe Etghmey G Lehr J Whnte P Abram chorus Mr Easter calls them to attentlon t e always doing a great 'ob weeks of practlce wull now be put unto use each day of snnglng each song part by part ns now forgotten s as And Chorus B as :rung wanting a fnne group the singing future of West Hugh There arent as many of them It feels good to start almost as good as they re not as expersenced but what they to fnnnsh the feelung of doing a good rob lack ID these they make up an hard work of being a part of a group a good and fun Some get to partncxpate In the group the best Chrlstmas program and the Varnety Show Klwanls next week In an assembly Easter shows how hard work ong ways practlclng for the next performance hours and talent pay off ln flne performers always glad to see the next one done and performances chorus b Rowl P Bergstrom A McGowan L Barger P Dlgglns J Bryant S McCombs Csuklcer M Simpson K Bohn ack Benson K Hulbert S Cornelius C Clase Row 2 D Stoyonoff L Reed J Baker M Leavell B Ott J Graham S Chapman K Stack C Wnnslow G Plcknng K Barr. L Harter S Ashby S Shalt w 3 J Peterson J chmldt M Blornson B Schaffer C BI qs Rink Busby N hlmes S Ransom J Courtney Benson M love J Wh e K Kuprls L Har W4 J Smlth J el N R r Kno J Richards n mnerman P Myrslades D Ga vn Garvin D Marker J Gollnvaux o ff o , , 2 - - , - 2 . ' r , , , . , . , . : , . , 1 . , . , . ' , . Ro : . , . , . , . ' , . a , . s , . , . , . , . , J. Ro 1 . , . , . ,J, o I' , . ' , . ' , . n , . b , . a , . I . c ' . . . thi ' ir. - ' ' I The Chorus A is a busy group . . . today at The vocal music department . . . under Mr. ' ' ...al- ...- ...l : . , . , . , . ' A , . , . , V. , . ' , . 3 , S Ro 1 . , . S ' , . ' , , , . iling , B. ' ef, B. , . , . , . A. , . , it, . ', . ders Ro z ', '., S tl, L. Baker, L. aber, S. age s, J. tt, . ' o , D. Zi 1 , . ' , . r ' , D fn Q fb ,. m Ph ft . , Cx 3 L1 H . Y K-1 X.. - - L'A , P sulver strungs R wl B Kuffer C Bush C Kiefer Muss Johnson ldurectorl J Brown J Kruz M Shulrnan J Calnes B Eagan L Hacks M Andersen J Knight l Ayers K Barta Row 2 N von Lackum S Walker C Wunslow D Cohen M Ruusch L Pulup hula R Tracy J Choate C Church Row 3 H Graham J Holkeboer R Jane S Muchaelsen D Kraft D Holkeboer B Nelson J Mast J Gardner Row 4 N Hocken J Weughly M Murphy K Elluot A Costello Dunah Yoder S Muller S Mauser J Clukeman silver strungs The Sulver Strungs has again presented the best un strung musuc unuque un uts combuna tuon of West Junuor and West Hugh students different from any other better than most orchestras un thus area and one of the busiest Assemblies at West Junior Edison Junior and here at West Hugh programs at Ku wanus Club Rotary Club and the Credit Men s Assocuatuon Banquet yes always on the move because of the great demand and the great playung Of course the bug performance us for the public well attended well receuved well done the story of the Sulver Strings sunce ut was first organized orchestra The rustling of skurts the knocking to gether of vuolun cases the tughtenung of horse hour the funal tuning up every one un hus place vuoluns vuolas other strungs woodwunds brass percussuons and Muss Johnson each ready to add hus part to a meloduous straun a straun produced by the West Hugh Or chestra They performed well as usual the Christmas program EVENING OF producung good musuc sweet with feelung But ut wasnt easuly done ut meant practucung alone as a group on Tuesdays and Thursdays alone some more It meant socrufuce but bore good fruut orchestra .XS Rowl J Brown J Cannes L Pulupchuk C Winslow C Church J Knught J Mast J Gardner Row 2 J Kruz S Walker R Jones J Hollceboer S Johnson H Entz B Brown B Wing D Phelps P Sexton K Reurner J Hartman J Choot J Pesartuc B Nelson D Holkeboer Row 3 M Shulman N von Lackum S Muchoelsen S DuBois D Sueben D Hansen L Wren B Cornett K Rebholz D Sharbo B Sanders E Secrest D Dunkerton G Martun K Eughme N Sears A Stopperon Row 4 M Ruusch L Hicks J Nelson Muss Johnson fdurectorj G Hoalboom C Wagner J Hoffman 0 3 - D 1 - I - i 1 i i 1 - , . i, . u - U , - , - i 1 - , , . . . Q I . , , . . . . . . . . . un . . . , ' i i i , I I i MUSIC . . . Spring Music Festival . . . steadily ' ' . . , . . I - n . I A S 'ec' s , : ui ' I :-Q' i as-is : . , . ' , . , . ' , . , . A , . , . . , . e, . ', . u . - : . , . . - l , - i , - i 1 - f - , - , . , . , . , . , . , - i f - D 1 A - 1 - tap Instructors The pIano sets the rhythm the students begIn at least most of them do The Instructors are pleased some of the tIme sometImes not The pressure IS on for Varuety Show It always IS or everyone but especIally for the Instructors they must have perfechon they do have per fectIon After the show start agaIn next years a busy year terpsnzhorea The VarIety Show tIme IS pres sure tlme for these gIrls too Mrs Emerson advuses Donna Cer wmske presIdent adds experl ence helpfulness Sharla tary OSSIST her Together they buIld dances and dancers A program for physlcal educa 'ION teachers was guven Teachers were shown Interpretatnon of poetry and nursery rhymes set to musuc A successful year was en Ioyed through hard work ong hours dependable people and good kIds wIth whom to work pavIovIans They practIce hard long wath dlllgenCe They have asplra tIons of movIng up learnIng technIques practncmg dances always strIvIng progress Ing toward the flnal goal TerpsIchorea the epItome of modern dance at West Hugh They work hard soon they Wlll take the present dancers places leadIng the club leadlng modern dance for the school tap Instructors S Slsson R Sllva G Rrkkles K Carney L Lohmeyer J Hel D Cerwlnske K Elghme E Kolker J Mast Iabsent from PICTUTE, terpslchorea lst vow .l Repass D Cerwmslxe R SIlva S Slsson 2nd row L lohmeyer J Strom E Lazar J HeIl pavlovmns lst row M Harrmgton C Glass E Kolller 2nd row M Hayes J Zelgler, B Broun, B Cram J Roblnson 3rd row M Derter, C Port, G Rklcles, K EIghme C Wagner K Carney I . I . I .- . . . . . . , vice-president, and Loretta, secre- , . ' . . . l ' I for health s sake g u a the a during fleld hockey season the crazy boys play football They dont realize that field hockey a rugged sport IS being played by the gurs nn conlunctuon wuth he GAA program The clatter of arms the gnashlng of teeth the punching of bobby puns all have a part In the fleld hockey game Then the gurls retreat nnslde to the volleyball court The ex uberance always IS tremendous most of the tame A game hard fought well played code of the athlete even wnth the gurls Finally the boys wise up start playing the same game as the gurls basketball at least the two games have the same name lt s a good game fought hard wlth real cham pnons the wunners But what comes out of thus? Sore muscles lost hours after school the glrllsh figure and messy halr Sure maybe all of these but more important team work exercise fair play and coordination Girls need them as well as boys you know 1 ln t ll . . . ' ' . I . . . . t Victor over vanquished . . . is the I . exercise Strong working muscles . . . round backs . . . heavy feet . . . all added to gether make them harder to build faster to fall. Boys' gym class . happy time. Dlvlng swlmmung water games canoemg great fun un the water Of course there IS a great problem nobody has made a leak proof swnmmlng cap e three four Simple luttle tests to gnve body tone and muscle soreness Of course games are un dancing relaxing u phystcal education IS a tough course' ...yt. Exercise...one...two... f ' ' ...bt we reflect our actlvltles toward the future future nurses future teachers Field trups speakers planning for the These gurls must luke apples as future future he future In a fleld of servlce teachers they may get an apple for the nursing The Future Nurses a nationally teacher they explore fuelds of teaching affiliated club helps gurls plan therr future he r speakers duscuss problems They helps their personal health and good plan for the future their own and our Irving country s P00 A 6 fl future nurses Rowl H Brown K Clemens C Tabor D Hunemuller D Cohen B K :per S Slsson M Harrington M Hayes C Glas K Bishop J Lemoer S Matson J Bryant D Ransom J Gardner M Hayes N Wuldhagen S Graser M Slmpson K Sherwood M Bruner K Bohnsack R Jones J Jordan Mrs Emerson ladvlsorl Row 2 S Klldee J Ra ns N Nlchols J Meufeld L Easley M Lofton K Kruser D Prlest J Houck B Munson J Caunes J Muller D Verly C Grapp K Lowe S Rehorst B Barr J Ziegler S Mlchaelson S Walker A DeVeny P Pfelfer R Sxlva D Kraft M Trunkey w 3 M Dexter L Rausch G Rkkels K K prns B E l w C B ll J Hamilton K Maklns er D Garner M M1 roy Roblnson B Ferguuson M Mclaughlln B Braun V Maas A Ra nbow M Meeker N Sackett J Huntungton J Strom J Bohnsack S Peterson K Klelnheksel B Burger S Dunkelberg Row 4 K Lamson E Stahl J Bast M Gllbert J Love D Beckner J Hesse J Colllns C Howery E Lazar J Hartman K Branson K Carney J Hell L Parr B Brandt J Smlth L Lohmeyer C Wagner D Cerwmske K Elghme P Whitman M Martin K Rebholz A White M Welch P Parr future teachers Rowl Mrs Emerson advnsorp J Gardner J Reposs J Mast J Cannes Mss Hansmeuer ladvlsorl Row 2 K Bxshop S Cohn M Mclaughln S Sxsson B Boeger B lroutner M Hell C Glass J Courter S Olson J Robunson V Csukker K Whute K Clemens Row 3 S Rehorst R Slva M Buner B Barr C Port K K.1prls R Perry M MIIYOY L Lemon J Brown S Johnson M Hayes B Brown Row 4 S Cameron D Beckner G Tonne C Whltman J Lee S Blood M Martun M Lofton J Leuch J Jacobson B Braun J Hartwug D Hunemuller M Svmpson D Wing B Fogel N von Lackum M Tunkey B Brandt J OToole Row 5 L Lohmeyer D Cerwmske C Wagner L Parr E Lazar L Prusna J Schoonmaker E Taylor M Andersen B Burger S Peterson B Zangerle L Ash J Smith K Lamson R O hem N Horak C Wagner J Jordan J Ross K Makm ster J Hamnlton P Whntmon S Mnchaelsen S Walker J Moves . -- . . 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'Q' 'P Q - x , U H. . . - .. ,. ,. ,, ,. ,.. ,. , . ,. ,. s, . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , . ,, ,- -- ,- -- , - , l ? . . .. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,, ,. ,. ,. , - ,- ,- ,- ,- ,- .- ,- ,- ,- ,- ,- - Ro .. ,. ,. ,.u ,.no,.e,. ,. t,. , . l,J. f- ,- ,- ,- . - ,- -- ,- ,- ,- .- .- ,- ,- .. ,. ,. ,, ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , - f- ,- f- ,- ,- -- .- ,- ,- ,- , . ,. ,. . ,, ,. z . l ,, ,, ,. ,. ,' U . r . , . . , ,. ,. .. ,.u,.r ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. .. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,, ,. ,. , . . - , , ,. , . ,- 1- ,- lr' 14 fe :. ,. ,. ,- ,- ,- -- t- ,- ,. ,. ,. ,, f- .- - eg fbla Rowl S Balst' D McMahon C Kefer M Martin S Gleason B Bard R Silva M Simpson S Mcflhose Row 2 M Olson J Lelstlkow R Perry E Barchus G Tonne S Dayton J Hamllton B Knapp B Parkes N Isaacson Row 3 J Hesse M Gilbert E Lazar B Zangerle B Burger S Sonksen Z Davis K Nheeler G Whnte honor club R w'I J Fisher S Johnson M Hayes J Strom J Holkeboer L Nolrls N van Lackum J Gardner B Brown J Re ass Reimer D Cohen J N llarrs L Llchty S Bllndman J Graham M Cochran J Krlz C Bush B Boeger C Rosent a H Blot B Burns Mnss Zeuch tadvrsor Row 2 J eJe M Ruhoff P Kerns M Blornson J Meves B Barr M Marhn J Whrte Oson S Kllaee B K St Jn J TerV en L Stalt L Lemon Row 3 D Abbott S Sonksen C Wagner C Port E Pedersen B Brandt P Whitman J Schoonmaker K Rebholz L Prusua J Knlgnt e n en a or ooper D me ln er ' Hur S Hanuske J Dunkelber 'Nl son rtmcn S Mast E E e H n Row 4 G Granneman K Koehler J Young D Hansen T McGar ey W Schwyhart S Weldner J Newhouse S Srrrth C Abbott R Moore H Joonsar L Naber B Paulson C Myrsnades A Sherburne J Zuegler C Berner G Koenig K Kudart M Noonan B Kenny C Heath J Harken G Artherhalt B Smith fbla Another club looking to the future as the future IS the future of our economy our F B LA to the future ID business Thelr strength our country honor club The Honor Club Kappa Gamma Pl ns one club an whuch nobody forgets the meet headed by Duck Hansen and Chtp Abbott Thus ang and everyone brangs hrs books , V I Q S ' 3 t 4 J J if 1 o : . ' , . , . , . , . , , , . , . , . , . P , K. ' ,. ,.'il'.,.' ,. ' ,.' ,. ,. ,. ,. hl. : . Ste , . , , , . ' , . , . , . ' , . ' , J, SFnes, R. J , . ' ' , B Braun, J. Jacobson, B. Fogel, P. Beck, J. Brown, S, McEJhose, G. White, K. arra, . aac , . e , . , . . ' ' , J. H il, J. Mast, M. A ders , E. T yl , S. C , . 'J II' g , -. Puhl, J. d, . , . g, J. el , J. Ho , . , . ri , E tz - . . ' 1 1 1 - ' J I ' great books duscussuon group D Cohen S Kuldee K Reumer M ofton B Knapp C Berner D Sharbo Mrs Stecher ladvusorj W Roberts P Bec J OToole E Boeger M Hayes C Rosenthal M Mulroy C Myrsuades great books duscussuon group Books' Books' Good books books of all ages all countrues on all subuects mostly deep Greek phulosophy Latun law Englush luterature Amerucan democracy thungs everyone should know these do Mrs Stecher heads the group everyone duscusses the books everyone learns Thus us a chance to learn to enuoy learning and to learn a great deal Remember Charles Van Doren'-' Hus hugh school career was spent readung books great books buble c ub buble club Readung the Buble sungspuratuons speakers group duscussuons are all part of the Buble Clubs program The purpose us to teach members the Important Buble truths and theur applucatuon un everyday lute The prayer meetungs Wednesdays are um portant teachung the umportance of prayer and practucung ut un actualuty Spurutual guudance help wuth problems through God all of thus carrued on by Buble Club Rowl L Anderson L Norrus B Craun D Verly J Stacy J Brunker P Franklun P Bergstrom J Bullungs Row 2 L Woodbury J Holkeboer B Eagan C Bullungs I Beasley J Jacobson Mrs Keuber Cadvusorl R w 3 K Bahe L Jenkuns S Graunge M Grohs J Henry S Moon B Mangas T Jackson IQ S Y u - 1 - I ' 1 - ' u - - I . - - . . . . n.. 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' u vu I' , rv- V 2 ', i S' u V ,. w-.wk A 7' . ,, V 1 . l - y , . g X L - I a Zu' ' , . tl I ul L 'lqln french club Paris laughter candle ight wonderful floor show all were present at the Cate Parisian mam prolect of the French Club Each class has a separate club to carry on French activities in a French manner To teach a better more usable language is the goal of the French Club latin club Latin so at is said is a dead language with no fu ture but a glorious past deep rooted in history and lan guage The Latin Club how ever is not dead lt lives in the present to study the past add culture for the future and have good times now 1-Lg spanish club Spanish Club day a great day Games are played stories are writ ten Spanish is learned more exciting way This classroom club makes an interesting course even more interesting german club ln German Club German is spoken . . . give greater ease with the language. Miss Was-am directs the activities. . .t e class responds nicely. . . make the club a helpful addition . . . to an interest- ing course of study. Auui SE HABLA CSPANOL in airievvigr .idifierent . ii are 11 by Q h camera club Rowl K Whute K Reimer D Wung J Jacobson D Garner Row 2 G Grange J Leuch D Priest P Franklin M Lofton Row 3 Mr Johnson Cadvlsorj B Kortemeyer S Cameron C Talung picture D Wleland camera club Snap flash both at the same time we hope and another prolect us fmushed for the Camera Club There as much more It than lust snappmg a pncture It us turn out well A camera a lught meter a flash attachment blue and white bulbs careful adgustment a steady hand they are all needed Then when the pucture IS taken we remember film Camera Club members with the guidance of Mr Johnson rarely fund themselves In such a predicament they know how to do It all Including developlng enlargmg d remembering Mann D Sharbo ' Y Jack Forrester calls the meetnng to order the pledge of allegiance to the flag e Hu Y pledge then Mr Huff Introduces the speaker The speech as desugned for boys about hunting flshlng conservatlon Trips are taken Waverly radar station the navy reserve no one signs anything here especnally the permanent guest lxst Sux of them went to Ames and Des Moines youth and government programs great un and good food 9' ' Y Row Mr Huff ,advusorl L Larson J Graham J Forrester D Walden D Ray Row T Forrester D Thompson J Meyer T Slaughter J Clark L Blanford D Muller J Harken D Huff Row F Dentel P Winslow D Smnth A McElhose J Ayers D Mathes I. Gould B Rekers A Stopperan B Bowlmg Row4 P Whannel P lrwm D Sharbo B Durks J Kuprls J Golmvaux D Steege D Garvm , Q, 1 ' , ai if Q 17 . I l I l : ' . I 4 I ' I ' .I ' h'- ... ... J 1 I ... ' ' ' ...th . ' to '- . ' ' ' ' ' ...if' ' to . ' ' . , . an ' . , 2' 2 . ' V. f K , .V .- A 'J Mfsfgi A fig A .ff ' L4 t i 1 T t 'Nj ' ' .I A ' 5 k , , ,I T l I u - I 51 1- h'- T: . ' ' , . , . , . , . , . 2: . , . , . , . , . , . , . ' , . , . 3: . , . ' , . ' , . , . , . , . , . , . , , ' :. , . ', . , . ' , . ', . ' , . , . ' 'Esc' wc: ushers me w'I B Bard B Kufter B Braun L Lemon M Mulroy C Ulffers N Socket R Perry S Blood L Harter S Cornelus Snsson D Hunemuller M Hell Row 2 J Hurd M Simpson J Jacobson M Welch A White M Scott D Garner B Ferguson M Lolton M Hayes S Johnson C Whitman K Branson B Brandt Miss Nash Miss Hansrneler ladvlsorsl w 3 S ,sonksen J Mules P uncey J hoonmaker L Ash S D k lberg J L h L P E Lzar L Rausc Carney D Cerwlnske J Meves S Walker K Kuprls D Beckner M Martln Row 4 P Wmslow L Cunnsngham J Ellsworth E Eastman J Rucheson J Ayers L Larson C Croll J Kuprns D Thompson D Abbott D Koschmeder C Abbott K Bahe B Smith ushers Cold fingers and toes red noses and cheeks these are signs of the robust men the ushers In the stadium To direct adults to thetr seats IS no easy task but It could be worse they could be required to direct students Headache sore feet undone home work these are the signs of the ushers for the audltorlum Late comers are always wel come of course they are but to tlnd thenr seats ns really a 'ob Its hard enough wnth some light but In the dark s luke looking for a needle ln a hay stack Hats off to Mlss Hansmeler and Mass Nash an the ushers cafeterna workers cafeterla workers Another day has passed four shifts have crowded pushed run and complalned their way past the counter The cafeteria worker has no easy gob workmg over the steam table carrying out garbage trying to be falr thats hard when you re going steady counting out change for five dollars an dimes and quarters meeting complaints and through It all keeplng calm collected smlllng When the lunch hour IS done and the bedraggled workers come to fnfth hour class say Thanks let them know they are ap preclated they gave up a study hall you know and you cant hardly fund them klnd no more -ya mf Rowl C Beck K Clemens K Walters J Nelson S Rehorst K Sawyer M Broderson L Dlment L Lemon N Sears Row 2 L Ash B Broholm K Lamson S Conway S Shellenberger L Lohmeyer K Enghme D Cerwmske S Lawrence N Coonradt A Mosnrnan D Beckner Row 3 G Haalboom B Salsbury E Eastman Mrs Cochran tmanagerl Mrs Todd Mrs Sn der Mrs Durks Mrs Osgood Mrs Grohs Mrs Snuth D Wueland H Joonsar I ,Q V- .wk 4 Y .: ' Y lcirr- '11-4 r 1 ' I -t xx ,KV LM- ' ,, ' .M 1 S. I L A 45,3 f gf , l, A 'ut xaj, , tv' i s Ro : . , . ' , . , . , . A , , l , . l, . , - 1 A , - ll 1 S- : . , . ' , . , . , . ' , . , . , . f - 1 - , - I ' . I ' I ' r ' I ' - Ro : . F ' , . ' , .M , .Sc , , , . un e , . euc , . arr, . a , . h, K, : . ' , , ' , . , . , . ' , . , . , . f - l f - t . , . , . , . , , . . , , . . . . . . . , , . . , . . . ' . . . . , ' ' . . . ' . . . ll' 'f ' I . . . , - - - d If 1 - ' If L f V ' , , as . Wg so A ' Y X ' i VV . y L ,,,,. -i 1 I : . l, . , . , . , . , . , , , . ' , . , . V . 1 - : , , . , . , . , . , . 3 , . ' , . I radlo club radlo club Tubes frequency tuners a maze of wlres all very con fusing to the layman and sometumes to the members of the Raduo Club But wnth the help of Mr Johnson ut pulls through the sugnal as recelved oud and clear For experlence In raduo repair broadcastmg ceuvlng the Radio Club cant be beat Rowl A Sherburne J Newhouse L Naber D Webbelung Row 2 R Cohn G Granneman Mr Johnson Cadvusorj D Neuman stargazers Twinkle twmkle lnttle star how I wonder what you are This ver e IS for those who don t belong to the astronomy c ub the Stargazers Mass Smith advisor Constella tlons are studied technique wlth a telescope learned and finally pow zoom a trap to the moon vua the telescope of course Thus club combines a different scnence with 'oy of learmng some thung new to make eve nmgs under the full moon really enloyable math club Sfafgalefs Row I N Gates H Newman S Mast Mass Smith Cadvusorj Row 2 B Anderson R Moore R Cohn W Schwyhart I. Naber math club Enloyment through numbers the theme of the Math Club Mrs Kelber and Mass Smeth advusors Problems are worked not lust straught problems but the type that you work on or two hours and dlscover much to your chagrnn that 2 2 The ndea that the workmg mnnd as an asset the techmque of manlpulatlng figures and Ideas and the chance to do a Iuttle work to a good end are guven to these mathematicians In enloyable doses Row I Mrs Kelber fadvnsor K Reimer B Knapp Mass Smnth cCdVISOfl Row 2 D Sweltzer B Tabor B Paulson C Myrslades Row 3 R Moore B Courtney T Scott W Schwyhart ' ...re- .. . , t :. ,. ,. , . ' 3- 1 - 1 - ' , . ' ,, . . . 1 I ll . S . I I . . I . ' - X , . . . , 4 .. . 5- .rf . 2 , ' ' ' . , 1 AVA 1 . ' . ' e QW 'iff - dij. yusika - QQ, ' Z. 1 - ' 1- 1 l I l :. ,. ,- 1 - 1- . ' ' ' as f :. ' ,, ,. , . ' morning co-op Up in the morning . . . out on the job . . . for pay and for a grade then to school A rough day s work to put In but rewardung materially and an learnnng to use tnme to best advantage afternoon co op For these people school comes furst the day then comes work Classes IH the morning work late In the evenlng thats o pretty rough schedule and can you lmagsne mlsslng all of those pep assem blues Its not all money and honey when y study and work 1 I 1 I 5 . Q fnofnlng Co op D Mlehe K Haberer Mrss Knoche lodvnsorb D Kosch meder N Lang afternoon co op R wl B Bar J Alton B Burns E Swan M Rlker S Howard N Clark B Terpstra M Muzzey E Walner N lsaacson G Whlte J Chase A e J Lelstlkow S McElhose Row2 L Stolt M Joonsar Simpson D Monk J Nugent D Glll land N Irons M Niemeyer L Wilson P Schuel Prusna V Koc J Kohls N Fecht K Wheeler G Knapp Row 3 J Zlerath T Jackson M Reynolds M Burns A Lander J Mules K Porter E Pedersen G Marshall S Knapp J Thomas Mass Knoche ladvrsorl t 8. I Planmng for a future lob rs a half day study for the fellows In T 8. I Workrng with machines hands learning to be a sknlled worker ns the grind the boys under the dlrectlon of Mr Sodergren go through They reflect the modern Idea education for lndustry t8. I Rowl T Allen D Cerka C SIITICOX G Rasmussen J raves R Dunsmoor D Lewns Row? D Grappendorf G Dumler J Werge G Rod den G Trost J Lave Mr Sodergren advnscr Row 3 L Branlff J Tlmmerman M Hughbunks J Sodergren M Lauber D Baldwm . ,, I D l... V - D a Y .4x is ' ...in I . '.' ou 'I ' ' , l . Q- I FY. , . R, . ,.Fik,. ,, 1 J ' an if 5.7 f x., s. 4' J Ls' 3' 1 . I 0 I . . ' Q gg I .x o look into the future . , . spoce coders here we spend our time . I d th b and The wheel goes round and round ying own on e Io 9 :fl of V+ XD -n0 ' dont fall off those stools boys bvll to bulld our minds bows strings It s musuc crock The books or crock up reaching for the stars Www Wa- sfeody' steady' look oui' everyone soy oh 2 .. .,s,. A 1 '.:V f' ' ' i. 5 ' A A V V ' 71' v is 5 . , Q J , ': ' -z, n -n :N ip A gf Q , .,..s H n 'C' make up committee There are two ways of put ting lipstick on boys these girls do it the hard way The make up committee has important 'ob brighten mg light complexlons With out them people would wonder whether performers were ghosts or dead costume committee Costume changes on the run zippers stuck rush with that dress find that at always on the move The costume committee s rarely seen rarely heard but their product is a pro duction with fine costumes stagecrafters Row 1: G. Wieland W. Craft, N. Rice G. Parsons J. Graves B. Dirks L. Cun- ningham G. Rodden R. Quackenbush T. Drilling A. Johnson Mr. Wieland ladvisorl Row 2: J. Wilharm D, Duke J. 'm- merman M. Burnell H. Nelson G. Schmadeke D. Wilcox A. Roe E. Stot- tleman D. Malven J. McGrane G. Cook B. Speck Row 3: M. Lauber B. Salsbury E. East- man B. Hardy, V. Krueger J. Riche- son L. Zbornik G. Haalboom, E. Kin- naman . Schaefer R. Horsley . Nichols, S. Moon A Q A service is our password sound crew The sound crew Mr John son advisor is kept lumping Sound travels 1 TOO feet per sec on their 'ob ma e it travel in the right direction All assemblies and productions need to be heard thanks to these boys they are sound crew S Weidner B Kenny Mr Johnson ladvisor D Webbekung T McGarry X X stagecrafters The stagecrafter . .. hammer in hand . . . is a common. . . and needed sight around our productions. Working long hours for West's productions . . . Mr. Wieland's crew worked hardest during the Variety Show. movie operators Movies . . . vis- ual aids to edu- cators . . . play an important part in classroom instruc- tion at West. The movie operators under Miss Shellard bring these films to us so we can better understand our sublects towel assistants There is a ru mor towel as sistants have it easy false Getting towels ready u ging wet bun d es is not an easy 'ob you re still wet behind the ears its not their fault l11OVI6 OpefCfOl'S Miss Shellard lUdVISOYJ D Westphal J Miller S Steffa B Kerns R Cohn A Sherburne H Nelson C Meyeraan R Galleger J Clark J Draves B Nelson Absent f om picture J Boots light crew The panel is confusing but the boys are on the ball they re kept that way by M Kersenbrock advisor They not only have to know when where and how much light to put on a sublect but even have to act as the unlight crew and pro duce a blackout Time coordination team work keep this crew and our productions at their peak of perfection light crew left D Smith J Burritt T McGarvey S Smith B Runsch Right J Caster R Gerard S Steffa J Rich son towel assistants Chrlstlanson P Barnett Row 2 J Dunkelberg l. Rausch D Koontz S Carpenter J Bchnsack J OToole S DuBois K Sawyer B Greenough J Hartwlg L Smith Row3 D Boynton J Graham K Ackerman R Terwedo N Townsend J Hesse M Gilbert J Ayers D Walden r ' z . I r. , ' . Row 'l: S. Thompson, B. Crain, J. Miller, A. Castle, J. Brinkema, D. McMahon, B. Lemon, C. Runge, C. . . . l g- ' . . 4' . - ., . . . If , I ' V 1 A A ' ' . , . I swutchboard operators lst ow K Banson K Sherwood J Ca nes E Barchus 2rd ow J bchconmalxer K Rebholz L Pa r K Carney 4--f....g errand gur s Hamulton A Raunbow M Lofton B Knapp J Robunson attendance offuce assustants S. Fick, D. Hunemuller, V. Chambers, B. Brandt, S. Epleyy Mrs. Pratt swutchboard operators Buzzung flcushung lughts two calls at once gust one dulemma of the swutchboard oper ator The worst thung that can happen though us o wrong number These gurls do us a great servuce uf ut werent for them how would we get punk slups7 errand gurls Dont you wonder what a punk sl p says when one of these gurls brungs one unto a class dont you wush ut were for you? Good news or bad nothung can stop her from deluverung the sup unless you re un boys physucal educatuon class attendance offuce assustants These gurls keep records umportant ut you go to college or get cu 'ob and who doesnt do one or the other help Mrs Pratt and lusten to excuses They guve a servuce unvaluable to you and to Mrs Pratt girls' advisor office This is Martha Andersen and Miss Kurtzweil in Miss Kurtzweil's office the girls' advisor office a meeting place of many small com mtttees girls with need for advice an even contrary to the name on the door boys who need advice especially on college matters Miss Kurtzweil is kind and receives us all these are good people to get to know better and a good place to go student activities assistants Diane Jack and Dale are busy people keeping records on the player when another operator Isnt around keeping the Student Center in good shape nelpmg Mr Cun ningham with the sale of tickets and sun dry other little 'obs which usually grow They make school a better place to be in enloyable restful They help keep the student activities In the right direction student activities assistants .I Young D Smith D Ransom hi fl operators The hi fl has made it necessary for a new organization the ht fl operators whose purpose in lite is to play engoyable music This group has its trials especially when some sophomore insists on hearing Little Richard some senior picks the Hi Los and some one is looking for the record he left last se mester Maybe you havent noticed these oper otors next dance look for one spinning records while you dance hi fi operators Sitting J Young J Leuch D Smith D Ransom Standing H Entz D Young P Noonan T Slaughter 5 1 .1 Ei wahawk wheelers Row I: Mr. Denny, J. Hum- ble, D. Potter, J. Forrester, Mr. McCulley Row 2: N. Rice, D. West- phal, G. Kizzire, L. Cun- ningham, J. Miller, D. Snyder Row 3: D. Shafer, J. Cas' ter, H. Trupp, J. Burritt, J. Meyer wahawk wheelers Hot rod enthuslasts physlcs students any boy lust Interested an learmng about cars safety and laws would be at home In the Wahawk Wheelers The teaching done In this club about automobiles and safety could be valuable to anyone especially uf he ns In a tlght spot llbrary attendance takers and assistants The library IS a busy place almost everyone ts In nt at least twlce a week some few twlce a day The prevanllng sulence the lack of confusion are a direct result of the flne 'ob done by faculty members the attendance takers and the assnstants Those precious hours spent In library could be of much less use act a total loss nf nt werent for them Ilbrary assustants Row K Whute C Cross M Cochran J Roberts H Blot Row J Lelbald J Mlnehart D Malunster D Priest K Kruser S Martm Row M Trelchel R Perry M Welch B Parkes J Sunnard Row S Myer B Ratute K Augustson E Lazar J Embrey D Mlller Irbrary attendance takers ow 'I Sue en Meyer D Thompson R Bond P Sexton J Ma kmster w 2 D Hansen empel lr s ulsch Larson Noonan nurse s assistants Mrs Redmond s and the nurse s assistants 'obs are of importance to the school and community They keep complete records of eye sight height weight they check Illness and provide a refuge for the suck nurse s office assistants Ra ns J Ziegler M Willlson S Harris A White C Grapp band assistants The band IS a large and varied organ ization The music It plays must be filed the band assistants do it The band members can really appreciate the work done by the band assistants we can appreciate the band band assistants D Miller P Sexton M Berry M Oltrogge 'Qu-1 english office assistants Miss Wagner is very busy speech contests to run records to compile tests to mimeograph and a thousand little things an English depart ment head has to do but she is assisted by these glr s and a good assist english office asslsta nts ahl os C Strlbey Tabor J Gardner S Fisher athletic assistants Wm or lose the athletic assistants have a o recording the score completing record files From early fall when the next years schedules are being made up unti the late spring the office IS a hum of activity athletic office assistants S Johnson Mr Strobrldge C Bush , . . i 'l ' ' it is. o I K E.St,.l.Rs,. 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A. 1 , 1 , f,f'P:: H22 '..'iQf.J--H:.B 'lC.-?7?. ?ffk46i?z1t f' kx'f a .!1'?s'fv varslty football lst row J Meyer R Bond D Kollman L Dzrks B Dlrks B Rulsch J Graham D Whnte Breast D Walden D Garrlson G Hanks T Blantord 2nd row Mr Dutcher J Groves J Springer J Payton C Welch B Stoy J Young G Rodden T Slaughter H Kennedy B S hauer D Bovn on 3rd row Mr Blue D Dunham B Solsbury B Dotson C Beaton L Gould G Moses J Lewis G Kuzzere J Kline H M r gan A Sherburne 4th row J Burrltt D Ca son L White J Malunster D Mlller J Caster G Cowell T McGarvey G Spears Clarke Vla lnster H nruap football season record Crack those pads drive Wesl charge knock that dummy In two The Cedar Falls sun beats down hotly very hotly r Sloux CNY Central Ing the body completely mssde makmg at very wet on the outsude but they keep on East Des Molnes Football us not an easy game to play Macon CNY takes training practice self dental Ames but It bullds you physically mentally Dubuque most important nt builds character Mr Dutcher and Mr Blue do a tune 'ob North Des Momes more than lust producing tune teams ut For' Dodge also fine men East Waterloo sophomore football lst row D Garvun R Moore S Dray J Muller R Gerard D Towns nd D Cole 2nd row Mr 'inddens W Gano J Clark Myrsaldes Mr Tollefson 3rd row K Kudart M Lowe G Cook B Wanamalcer T Wagner Slaughter R Gray L wltzer J Mchlugh D Mlller M Cover K Kohler R Lamson J Tullls M DeHart S Lurnbert R Munger eson B Kenny J Smuth Bowlmg H Joonsar L Andrews D Marker J S C Abbott R Wllhorrn B S' M f NQ 'S ah A:-.contain an Rl lQlCl 5 ZW? l an 3 24-.-1 as-Qilait Q 2 in Q96 W gl X 2' ,, 'Egg 2 Ei IJQJJJ' '7 Q fi ,, 4' :V .Qt 'i f a fr-, if fe f 2 X 4 2 1 wr 3, 'ir 2:-'fx H M xx., varslty basketball The dust had barely settled on the football tneld but basketball had been gonng strong for several weeks hard weeks weeks of condltlonung The season started slowly ended In a blaze Tournament games started a rough game from a small school Sacred Heart a surprise taken In strlde right Into dnstrlct tournament rnght Into Duke then to Oelweun they beat East twuce we beat them with Strobrndge strategy Ru e Incorporated s coolness Then Marshalltown twenty nnne points showing what West could do to a good team and on to Des Molnes and LeMars a tough team and a tough boy In Whelan but not too tough for our boys wuth Dowlnng at was a dufferent story Ru e Rulsch Larson Thompson btoy thenr names will shlne forever the Wahawk cagers of 'I956 57 a great team with a great coach E G Strobrndge They went tar thus team and coach they won second place ID the state tournament they can be proud we are proud Proud that they fought hard fought from a loslng start to a blazing funush ot the season worked up the tournament trail one step at a time Proud of their finesse the coolness on the hard court with coolness on the bench They won second place bu ln our hearts they are champs one hundred per cent champs season record West Orange Hazelton Cedar Falls Waverly Dubuque Roosevelt East Waterloo Franklln Cedar Rapids Fort Dodge East Waterloo Mason Cnty East Des Moines Marshalltown Fort Dodge East Des Moines Mason Cnty North Des Moines Loras Dubuque Sectional Sacred Heart St Mary s of Waterloo Dustrlct Duke Oelweln Decorah State Marshalltown Le Mars Dowling varsity basketball Rowl D Fnsher D Thompson B Rulsch B Stoy C Croll l. Larson J Rule Row 2 Mr Strobrndge fcoachJ S Bemng, J Meyer, H Hey, L Howell,.l Hnnsan D Ray L D Row 3 H Trupp wtralnerJ J Lewis L Clark,J Kline B Rekers P lrwln,.l Burrltt tralner 63 ' 68 , ' ..........,....... 51 47 ' Y 62 North Des Moines ........... 70 57 T. C. High .......... 50 . ' ' ............. 54 33 S ', ' ...... 4'l 47 ' ............. . 49 ' ..............., 44 55 - ' ........... 43 44 ...,.. 64 1 . wr x-fy E, 215304 f- S 'n-.1 DICK FISHER BOB RJISCH 3 , W ., -is , f-x 'a,'..aX wif' . . fgi DAVE THOMPSON LEROY DIRKS JACK RUlE BOB STOY STEVE BENING .ami LOREN LARSON CHUCK CROLL ll sophomore basketball is 'MQU Row'I Mr Purdy Lcoach D Ztmrnerman L McGreevey R Downs NA Clover D Cole D Garvun Row 2 D Brolller B Nel on G Schmadelre J Knott S Llrrbert B K n y w 3 K udart ltaner m c .J h M Lowe tarer season record Waverly Dubuque Roosevelt East Waterloo Franklin C dar Flnchford East Waterloo Mason Cnty Rap ds West sophomore basketball Young wlllxng showana erttrwsua rr' p m SI g shown g tne neecl for pol h ophornc e b ketball players ne fu tus Cf tradltvowally tune haskettall teams This r they won mme lost tvxo une record a tune team a fnne start for a new coach Mr Rlchard Purdy 4 '- ' ' Q,,,.3 G W. .A . ' . -'Q V 3 Ro' lK S,.S-Itl1l,J,MHlg.,J.Hehe, -. I A'vHf Cedar Falls ............,... -'ll 49 .H .-C ... l ' v . QLEH ...5 1' gg ...f'V.- 36 44 -9 .5 -gl g V - . 45 f' ' ' ', Q s ...... 37 47 .' . ' ................. 51 All 50 ' ................ 72 60 l ,.,,.,,,,,,,29fq,v , ' ,MW ,, WQWJMM-fupwi4fi9V'W+ 'M ' 1 awe Q, 'MW H140 ' A M-uf, W, ,. ,1- Www fm W W,,x,,, ,, O , ,www ,d9idW'D' MW.,-. M,N,W , ,,G.,,,, muiflww' J A - - 9 1 varslty wrestlang wl T Huff T No dyke T Blantord D Young G Muller Forr ster D Hut F ane Row 2 Mr Slddens lcoachb G Moses J Gaves D Smuth B Dnks J Sprmger P Myrsnodes C Eggleston A Sherburne tralner wrestling Final perlod sweat covers the wrestler s body the whvstle muscle straln lash out qunckly each move IS graceful meanlngful perfectly tamed Thus years team showed nts tournament slde Mr Snddens specnalty thus time second place In the state tournament We had champs the Hutfs Tom and Don Tom Nordyke all proving that good thmgs come In small packages they were really great Jerry Springer fought hard was a runner up Don Young real veteran got thlrd We are proud of our wrestlers they reflect West s splrlt determination the will to wln they dud a tune lob Next year we re pulling for the l'eSel'Ve Wl'eSllel'S champuonshup but wnn or lose e wrestling team shows that champlonshnp touch season record West Cresco Cedar Falls North Des Moines Davenport Osage Fort Dodge East Waterloo Eagle Grove Mason Cnty East Des Mounes Britt Row l J Smith D Muller L Blantord T Forrester D Dunham M DeHart G Knlef E Kollxer M Baker R w 2 W Czano D Snyder J Sell R Wright A Mcflhose J Perry J Harlnen J Wllharm D Miller Mr Sd ens tcoarh Row 3 D Batcher ftraln rl S Dray R Lamson C Rondeau G Malunster J Bast B Hoclcrelter L Andrews T Wagner trainer w4 K Kohler A Mnler L Goud B Salsbury H Morgan D Dhelps P St John D Garv Absent fron thus plcture J Clark D Epley B Scott L Stewart L Swntzer D Townsend J Tullus L Whlte TOM HUFF GENE MOSES .L GARY MILLER DALE SMITH TOM NORDYKE DON HUFF JACK FORRESTER DON YOUNG BOB DIRKS JERRY SPRINGER L PERRY MYRSIADES E 2 A ,vi f 1 . uf f -H an 5 9 9 N '35 ' varsuty cheerleaders Perfectly together the kund of per fectuon that brungs forth a thunderung response enough to rause the roof But cheerleading takes many thungs coordunatuon ance loyal support Every cheer ours had more that unexplucoble sparkle that nebu lous somethung every pep assembly every game every cheer new Ideas endur leader has these but ut was evident In These nune gurls represent West Hugh very well meetung other cheer losers gracious wunners Athletes and coaches know theur worth e feeling of beung supported a feelung that can make the dufference between o wunner and a loser Yfglw p--??'9.- irtix' varsuty cheerleaders Bottom row B Kffer M Hays S Cohn M Harrurugton row J obunson J a mln anson ns Hawery sophomore cheerleaders L Bargeu S Blnndman S Chapman D Jancla sophomore cheerleaders Sophomores are ex uberant these four are no exceptuon they are the most ex uberant w ut all durected un the rught du rectuon Next year as lunuors they ll trade the black and Soph fo he whute and W The traun ung and experuence thus year wuth patuence and practuce next all should help to keep the varsuty cheerlead ers at a hugh standard -r 'QI ,1 f 5-w..,,kh . 3 1? Q . . I . I WJ. as , ' . . . . . . - f X. N123 .- . . . I . , f , . . . . . . V V ' Y , . I . ax , y . . 1 . - I v mx ' ' ' x ' - V., Az: Y -Q ,Q leaders . . . showing how to be graceful r ' . . . th ' I l I l Top : -. R ' I, , H :tic-, K. hr , J. Coll' JF A W - 4. gy . . . ,. 45 . f . . . ith ' H H . . . I' l f -rv wvvv- . ' 42- 1 'A N-5.. 9 Y . ,V 'W 4 y Q 5 ll' I . A X. A ,149 , . .X Z km 4', ' h bi ' 3Ef3 l1x'329 i Y i ,f Jae, , ' N L Q ' ' 4 1 , 4-' s- r X' Q ut your curms around me honey SIRI VICTQV ond they won o new model wlth the some purpose again they won hard fought for well earned a state champion crowd In action Bw' M' ,K .v I Q In ll. OA, H ' 2 ' , t A 1:3 ' 1 . ,1 V 4 'X G , I ' 1 , Q X . U . . .,I.. , 3 J . ' rlfle team wT T D n l. Nab J Brandt M Noon n L Moller D Du e Row 2 S Moon B Troutner D Wehloeklng P Noonan B D tson B Speck Row 3 L Horsley A Velse D Mnller D Neuman E Klnnaman Absent from thus prcture M Schreuber rifle team The crack of rifles the smell ot gun powder common stimulus met by e senses at the rifle range It takes time good eye a steady hand practice and proper equxpment well taken care of to be a good rltleman these boys under Mr Haugen make a good showung for West Hzqh an a very dltflcult and dl ferent sport Thenrs IS not a glory spor rarely heard of never having a pep as sembly but nevertheless being a repre sentatuve of West archery R w l G Artrwerholt .l Sellx G Koenig B Baley Row 2 B Brewster R Munger J Muller R Gerard H Nlchols archery Archery IS an vnterestlng sport not very :de spread but West as sn so many other things IS a leader ID this held The archers are champions on a natoonal level first place In th Wnnter lnterscholastuc Archery Tournament flrst place In he Olympuc Bovx men League Chicago round duvlsuon Our hats are off to these boys though not hughly publxcuzed champlons In every rlght levm C mm - 2145. 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'Q l us' y..- varsity baseball Rowl D Kles L Olson D Ray A Velie B Durks D Thompson G Hanks G Fisher Mr Larson Lcoachb Row 2 J Burritt R Barney J Lewis L Gould B Troutner C Welch B Rekers G Cowell M Hutchinson A Sherburne Absent from picture Loren Larson baseball the catcher gives the signal the pitch an experienced coach Mr Larson crack the ball moves like a shot e combination destined to go far with the right infielder moves faster it takes everything breaks any ball team needs the breaks lo ploy baseball eyes reflexes Of course the end of the season IS not over Speed endurance 'he Wlll lo Wm now but when the dust clears on the This year s squad is a busy group p ay dlamona you can be sure that West High s ing often winning more than losing team will give a good account of itself sophomore baseball Rowl R Cook R Nelson D Zimmerman G Schmadeke R Downs L McGreevey D Cole D Marker D Brollier Row 2 T Wagner W Gano P St John R Munger J Heinz G Lehr W Dehart R Juel Back row J Ward S Moon H Miller B Klngaman P Abram 4-,ff-.nap 4 X L H 2 ' ' , ., ,, , 0-I 4 X A if LX ,. A ll ue- 1 ' ' X so J A X li A ,sf . V , 'l A ' QL ,lv X A 'S 'xx I , h W W or 'Xl li ' Tension reigns . . . the batter fidgets . . . a fine pitching staff . . . Larson and Ray . . . ' ' . . . ' . . . ' . . . . . . . a . . . ' . . . th ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . . . I - ' ' . . . ' ' : . , . , . ' , . i , . Q 1 1 , V X T ' 1 - , V , , i 1 T 'Il 1 I .. I ,i ' vfl -l .- ' . Y U i g I . LY , 1 , 1 A 'R V if , g , x I, I Q0 ig Row 1 A Stopperan T McGarry W Wrlght M Buchanan R Shultz B Speck G Kenth Row 2 D Narveson lcoachl T Connolly J Hlnson C Croll 1 Meyer ora R Rule G Ru er It s superman It s a p ane It s a blrdle fi go Clubs cleaned shoes polnshed greens trimmed the roughs mowed golf as here again Coach Narve son ns happy he has one of the groups of boys who dont have sprung 'ever They are the defending champs thus year agann stull wmnnng and from all expectations wnll keep on wlnnlng right on through the state Thus year the squad IS led by Jack Ru e number one lunuor golfer un the state and IH the country Wuth ma te nal like has coaching and wmnmg become easy XS ,A lx If 1- ,- ,. ,. ,LN ,.EIIion,j. ,.'n If ... l ...no... ' , . ' tournament. ff' ' ' ' I... ' 5 ... I . I ' r' ' t' ' . I ,.' 1 if ' Q vs 1- , my S 1. A' i-, .:' .Q . .- 4: V. i '1 - ml It c tennls R wt S Bening T Hutt J Baker E Kolker T Mclnt re Row 2 C Rondeau I. Knlef B Smith J Newhouse D Smith B Spaulding B Stay strnngs attached tennis a lantcy he ap proaches the lane a thunder mg service a long volley polnt game se match meet and Vtlest wins again on the road to an other champlonshlp Thus years team Mr Sud clens coach has returnnng lettermen new courts tune spnrnt patience hard workers a great potentlal ot another champuonshnp o:. ,. ,. ,, y no' .1 TII... '... - . , . varsity club Pep . . . a helping hand . . . working with the iunior high . . . ushering at basket- ball games and wrestling meets . . . all of these signify these hard-working fellows . . . the Varsity Club. This club is one at the most active clubs . . . one of the hard- est working clubs . . . one ofthe clubs giv- ing the most sincere service to school and Community ln the fall at football games pop was sold a service and a way to earn money not always an aim of the Varsity Club Christmas rolled around toys were collected boxes of toys games dolls all going for needy kids make a Christmas a time of 'oy :vin a chance to those who could appreciate the true meaning of the gift March of Dimes a blanket drive a service to the community a b needed to be done done well by the Varsity Club They have parties good times They promote sports clean living fact any 'ob they start is sure to be finished eventually varsity club Row Rulsch L Dlrks J Meyer J ule most valuable athlete Bob Runsch tall sender athletes athlete he must be the athletes voted h m the mast valu able athlete of West H ah for 'l956 57 He was well deserving three let ters in track two IH football two In basketball seven in all maybe not a record but a mark to be marveled t set by a ard working athlete Row 2 T Nordyke J Forrester T Forrester J Miller T Mclntyre J Springer G Hanks J Gaves A Stopperan D Ray uft Row Flack J Nora D Smith D Abbott J Young D Yeung D Walden R Bond D Kollman G Rodden J Baker Row Garrison P Irwin D Hansen T Slaughter D Thompson P Noor-an G K uh J Burritt B Dotsan A Ve I9 B Troutner Row 5 J Malunster J Payton L Larson J Graham B Stay C Croll B Dirks vinci 1 ized wg' 1 QA, i 'Q ,, ef' fwms. . 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Q51 dnl - we enjoy ourselves and learn The audltorlum falls up qulckly the audi torlurn chairman sugnals for the Call to Colors the pledge of allegiance another pro gram begins The first one us for boys only Enshcr Body Craftsm n moving prctures are shown no mickey mous and an nterestlng talk on auto design Specs Toporcer a bland former bose ball player an snterestlng speaker wnth a charming personalnty w th a fnght :ng wall and a message Then wxtchcraft fllled the a r MACBETH pocr Shakes peare would turn In hls grave was pre sented by the annual staff December snow Santa Claus the Christmas Program beautlful or traylng the Chrlstmas spnrnt Then the physlclsts had a field day Edwm Cooper solar power lnterestung educational really worth whale Court day for senlors only VISITOVQ from Orange and Sacred Heart an actlxe day meetlng people enloyable pr gram and fun Then the dancers and sungers Grnnnell College prlmxtlve expressuve beautnful Then noises sounds musrc umltatlons Joss Wmd really great JF course there were award assemblies letter assemblies pep assemblles they Ive bright an our memorses zmwuhzima... ..., .-3-np. -... --1. --1' ' ai ,. my W, . . . A e . N ' . 9 I - 'I . ,, H - ,I I ...p - ' . . 21 V C at M 1... T .:,z?..w'-V . 1 ww, , f ,. - .., W- -I Y , through watchlng and partlolpatlng Sctence bnology an ar lfncnal lcldney a workrno mlnd wlth Ideas appltca tnons and a result a trlp to Los Angeles Notice also Harold Entz as the busnness man ager of this publlcatuon w know a good thnng when we see cheerleaders vs varslty club On thus Wednesday at West Waterloo The Wahawk women challenge you began the fateful challenge the challenge to rock the foundations of the Varslty Club The cheerleaders made their challenge stuck Mary Hayes sold 140 tickets Bonnle Kufter 126 ID all they sold 710 more than the men Here s to the cheerleaders may they never fall . . . . . . 1, - L . . . so gt. ' . . . 1.0 . . ' ' , . . . ' . . . 101 t 0' . . . . 0 -'H' pQ3:g.g..i . -Sf A 'gig A. . . . . ' ' ' . . . e it. T J ule J e pals VUSIVC? HOD! VI 23 I h mn lam ncao S Q nder The biq-Top s0Fl'1isTfcae swing K .M Af F 5 f pa We an Hr ' X X X ay J f V f X- If J mC T puzzzcafz bel I Hopf 8 Cl VH Ton HWS Town Q52-fn hi' g 88.631 w ISI e wlwzfe you work Hue breeze and I les domes de new york 0 ' ' . 9 S 3 V f 2 - pi . l S . Q., . ,H A b i Q . . f 7 '17 M 7 e fr VV, , izb X I! , -.-if--, noThm Mae a dame ITE Scion Takes a Hoi do shake rome n roll bunons and bows 0,-fe nh i- Nw --fn ' X -, 4 'gx ' f ' ' -.-. 'vw ,. f f L' 'Y K x , 'p Y 6:. ,A X-1' Q r-o-c-is , X braxzd X I ,A A , , D A X316 vez f--W ITIUTUGI CICIMIFOTIOFI SOCICTV 68 VS CVCGPCFR X 4 ,Q Q W Q, S 5 17' 1-.fn f' 'L ,,v QQL' U 'sim , A.. 4 ml hr 4 'o.h 'fQgf.f2f'-f- W 09 -I-Eff:---5 Q la f LV, N ..- ' 7 R ' I Jack M Logan Superintendent of School The Board of Education these repre eentatlves ofthe people the guardxans of the peoples rights Jack M Logan lSuperlntendent of Schcolsl Ralph A Austermlller fllxrector of Currlculuml fine m n dedicated to youth and thelr advancement Thank you all for a fme :chool syetem board of education they reflect the peoples policies K-54 1 Ralph A Austermlller Dnrector of Curriculum Rowl Charles H Dalton Jr Gordon Spry Mrs H W Relader Sydney Thomas Row 2 Stewart Seldler presldentl E A Ralston lsecretaryj Thomas Frey Dr Curl Hanson 4' 'UN MW their judgment IS our gulde post E W Kersenbrock ceP ,4 , 1 X Wm W Gubson P c Everyone knows Mr W W Gibson our prnnclpal and Mr E NV Kersenbrock our vlce prlnc pal they should any way For farr men honest straight forward none better can be found We re glad they re on our team t e West team West IS a bug machine these people the oll they keep It runnlng smoothly contlnu ously Saturdays and holldays school bus: I ness must go on It does Margene and LaVonne In the mam office attendance offuce all help to the flne school It IS Ma gene a d LuVon e Mrs Pratt the make West Hugh Jeanne Pratt Atte da ce Off ce . 1 I I 'V , I I 1 gag ' ' me ,, , N an rin Ipal . . . , l , . . . , I I h Vi - rincipal . . . - t . . . . . . , V :jx . . H . Q.. - ' - - - ' ,A 11. ' hz,-V ' . . . . , ' 'gf' A n n i r Q ' A l a f Q J' r n n they open the vistas of knowledge They give us assignments help us currlcularly and extracurrlcularly help us grow Some? mes we cornploln but we know the servuce they ren er and apprecuote at Karl Anderson Creonve Wrrhng English ef E 5, Robert Crowley Machine Shop Mrs Alfa Emerson Physical Education 74 will x Ml Lyle Anderson Rnchard Baker Mrs Dorofhy Brown Biology Band Homernalung Track ar' if qw R E Cunningham Business Manager Offnce Prochce Football Richard Carey English Journalism John Denny George Dutcher Marvm Easter Drlver Educollon Physlcal Educatxon Vocal Muslc Bernard Eyeslone Clara Hansmener Lewus Huff Dorothy Johnson Biology American History Bookkeeping Orchesfro Archery Typmg - d . . . ' ' . l ,X .,-2, -L 'l',,1 . s aga W N .,., x H V, qu' , 2 -iii G, V I A : W ..32f.' : , 355:32 sliriyw .. .ea s Q , ' 3,3 Eg- ,fslig-V53 ,,,, fix A ge 14,5 ,., M l ' 0 b ' W yn' '2 - , ,':- iz, ,,-' ' ' r '- ,K ., ' Q ..,, E ....::.,, , l V, ,A Aryi Robert Johnson Cora Katzer Mrs Mae Kelber Robert Kemp Helen Knoche Chemistry Physical Education Geometry English Office Ca op Physics Speech Retailing egg--4' Fred Larson American History Commercial Law Economics Baseball Faith Kurtxwell Ruth Kurtzwerl Co ordlnatar of Spanish Student Activities Latin Herbert McCulley General Metals Mechanical Drawing Elaine Nunnolly Darlene Obadal Richard Purdy Merle Shellard Art English Geometry Biology Worl lHxstory Speech Senior Science Track Viola Smith Wesley Sodergren Mrs. laura Stecher Glenn Strobridge Mn, Theo Ubgn Algebra Guidance French, Caesar Athletic Director Lil-,fqfign Trigonometry Student Activities Physical Education Physics Y 8. l Basketball Lucille Nash Shorthand English Office Practice Robert Srddens Physical Education Wrestling 75 Alrce Vant Hof Adalene Wagner lella Wassom Don Wleland Dorothy Wilson English Head of English German Vocatnonal Woodshop English Homemaknng Department English Ruth Wllson Bessle Young Beatrice Zeuch Drama Typmg American History Speech Social Studies English custodians We have a new school brlght shunmg they keep It that way they keep us warm oo custodians Ed Kenyon George Erdman Clarence Tltus Amanda Tntus Ernest Krlstensen fhead custodlanb Geneva Colbert Vlrgll Steele Art Young Ray Cornellus t l If gb l l f lf, , 3 fs lr t ' if , P' a ,r I 1 ' so ' A., 2. , if , ' S 1 . . . Q n 3 sophs they came ' an 'elim 'QQ ed und' -'P 'Fha 1 ALA LAH all 'TY Row 'I Cmp Abbott Jane Abernathey Phll Abram Kathy Ackerman Larry Alexander Buster Anderson Leslye Anderson Larry Andrew Row 2 Gary Artherholt Suzanne Ashby Make Atluns Karen Augustson Patrlclo Avery Kenny Bahe Judy Ann Baker Larry Boker Row 3 Lee Dean Baker Taylor Boker Bull Bannon Lindo Barger Karen Barts Carol Barz Jam Bast Duck Batcher Row 4 Ilene Beasley Cecela Beck Darryl Bemus Gary Bene h Avon Benson Sandra Benson Darrell Bergen Gary Bergen Row 5 Pat Bergstrom Curtis Berner Mary Ann Beverstoclr Connie Bllllngs Janet Bllllngs Mary Blornson LeRoy Blanford Saralea Bllndman Row 6 Ruth Boldt Janlce Bosley Sandra Bote Bob Bowling Gary Boyle John Brant Bull Brewster Janlce Brlnkema Row 7 Judnth Brmlxema Judy Brlnlxer Marlys Broderson Dudley Brolller Carol Bryant Joy Bryant Duane Bulmer Jen Y Burnell 4 I if A 4 T ' , ina ' Y A ' ' A 'I lr V' 0 A B A , 3 f' sf r X f A A :A A -19 Q' s A , J A , -1 ' , 'JV 3 4 Lg ,., ' rf ,A l lf LY AVNY j .ae gwpgv-h If B B 1 1 -A'g5'1: W I ff -, -. 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I 1 S1 S. affix .9 L- twjk if G 4'1,,- 14 Row 'I Exleen Burrage Barbara Busby Paul Bush Robert Calvert Nancy Carlton Sandra Carpenter Vlrgul Carson Melodle Casberg Row 2 Amy Castle Sonia Caughron Vlrglnua Chambers Marcua Chapman Sally Chapman Judy Choate Carol Chrustnanson Connie Row 3 Row 4 Crowell Row 5 Dellmgc Row Row berg Row 78 7 Church Jerry Clark Jnm Clark Mlke Clover Karen Coates Mary Gene Cochran Dove Cole Duane Conrad Gnlbert Cook Ronald Cook Susan Cooper Annamae Costello Judy Courtney Mary Cowell Walter Craft Conme Cross Jerry Karen Cummnngs Don Dahlgoard Deanna Dana Jam Darlnger Delorns Dans Marvin DeHart Gene Deutruck Dena Bonme Duck Pat Dnggms Roger Downs Nancy Doyle Jerry D aves Steve Dray Tom Drullung Ruchard Dudolska Lar y Duns Judy Dunkelberg Vnrgrnla Dunn Betty Eagan Celeste Eggelston Wayne Exck Gerald Elghmey Judy Elf Tum Elliott Morgarete Ellyson Sharron Epley Bonnue Erdol Ellen Erue Connne Felsx John Fellmer Sheryol Fuck Q Ig' If .iw f ,J rv W V A . 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A f f- Lu vm T 7 L - - gf .s I :-, .,., , . , M - , 1 f 1 M ' 73 F V S. 1 , A J nl y a L if 'FF 0 .I 4.4 .J D: as ULD' Row I Lawrence Flnn George Fisher Jane! Fisher Jane? Marne Fusher Fredrlclcson David Forbes Tom Forrester Kay Francls Craxg Row 2 Roy Galleger Don Gallery Wayne Gano Dennis Garthoff Dave Garvan Doug Garvm Nancy Gales Gall Gavlock Row 3 Russell Gerard Jerry Golnnvaux Marcua Grady Janus Graham Sonya Gramge Gary Robert Gray Grange Joyce Granneman Row 4 Beverly Greenough Beverly Gress Harry Grlffnn Mary Grons Judy Guess Marslynn Hanlsch Hagy Dean Hammons Pat Row 5 Karen Hanks Marvin Hansen Sarah Hanuske Joanne Happekotfe Byron Hardy Jerry Harlmen Gary Harris Mary Harris Row 6 Caryl Harrlsan Jane! Hayungs Charles Heaih Nanehe Heckenluvely Alta Hemselman Jnrn Heinz Duck Henderson Jane? Henry Row 7 Lou Anne Hucks Dlck Hlleman Nancy Hnmes Karen Hoffman Don Hofrener Jean Holkeboer Lee Horsley Lesser Hath Row 8 Karen Hubbard Tom Huff Anna Humble Jxm Hurley Jeanne Ann Hursf Don James Debbe Jando Leslie Jenkms 'O rw Qin 5. 79 WF Row Row Row Row Lam s Row Row Row Row OPI 6 7 8 W' pf' AA agp .him P4 -9' fff 'v A ,Q Q 'iff an Dxe Johnson Phyllis Johnson Jlm Johnston Helkkl Joonsar Richard Juel Bob Jung Sally Kearney Julie Kearns Sue Kearns Jack Kennrson Bull Kenny Pa? Kerns Mary K ng cdward Kxnnaman Ann K rk Ernest Klatf Mike Klenn Bob Kllngarnan Sally Kloster Connue Knlef John Knoit Ken Koehler Gary Koenug Bull Korfemeyer Duane Koschmeder Mary Karen Kress Nancy Kressley Freddie Kruse Kenny Kudari Bull Kurit Kenny Lampman Russ Frankie Lane Mary Leavell Norman Ledlle Gary Lehr John Lelbold, Alan Lev: Jeff Levln, Rufh Lewis Lnnda lrchvy, Steve Lnmberf, Marne llnhart Nancy Loehr Shirley Loamls, Mary Ellen love Nancy Love, Max Lowe Barbara Maas Jlm Mahler Craig Mann, Karen Mandler Kalhy Mcmgas, Dave Marker, Jlm Marlin Marcella Marvell Susan Masl, Curtis Mather, RoberfMa1hern Frances Mayer Jane McClain Bull McCollum Alys Jo McGowan, Jnm McGrane or J ar r r ff L -sl J rr I f:3 5 ' h. . 1 lv 1 l EE., ,VAA V J 9 A J N J! 'ff 2 1 , all ,A A L. 2 ef -I I ': : 1 4 . W .,.:2 552' f if li M L V . J 1 ,fs A., is ' A 4 , , A .ei - wb .-,' fm ,L N J E H J n ., Q ' Q, I ' . - 'f 4 J ' LLI. 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A .5 I lil Q X J Mx Rh If Glorla Plckerlll Greta Plclung Wllma Pleper Leona Plerce Louann Plllpchuk James Polston Don Pope Daryl Potter Carol Ann Prnes Barr Pritchard Luanne Puhl Julla Randall Susan Ransom Barbara Ratute Lmda Reed Jerome Nodme Rlce, Norman Rune LaVern Rnchards, Jnm Richardson, Barbara Rmker, Don Roberts Joyce Roberts Steffen Wllmo Rogers, Chuck Rondeau, James Rooff, Janet Rosenow Mary Jo Ruhoff, Marilyn Rulsch, Caroline Runge, Saul Roger Schaefer Beverly Schaffer, Judy Schlel, Gary S hmadeke, Judy Schmidt, Don Schneider, Jerry Schuler, Rnchard Janet Schwake, Winston Schwyhart, Bob Scott Ruth: Seastrom Beth Secor, Jlm Sellx, Jum Sell, Carole Shepard Leila Shields, Sharon Shook, Mlclxy Shulmon, Judy Snnes, Joy Smnard, Jlm Slaughter, Barbara Smith, Joe Smith Louise Smith, Steve Smnth, Wenda Smith, Joe Snuder Florence Sommer, Bull Speck, Kathy Staack Patrlcla Stearns A V ' rf S , Lf. vm as J so R J recc r c c c r R f 5 J to if fem . J it f ' 'I t -'t ' 'I 7 5 T' '-1. 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'54 '56 31 they came 4.4 they saw 4-7- A41 Biff an Row 1 Joe Adair Stanley Atkinson Sharon Balsh Jum A Baker Mlke Baker Pat Barnett Ronnle Barney Betty Borr Row 2 Jam Barrett Phyllis Beck Dlxle Beckner Carol Bell Steve Bemng Tod Berken Gary Bird Km Bishop Row 3 Terry Blanford Suzanne Blood Bonme Boeger Pat Bogardus JoAnn Bohnsack Karen Bohnsock John Boots Dave Boynton Row 4 Karen Branson Beverly Braun Anna Mae Brown Joy Bryan Mark Buchanan Paul Buchanan Stanley Burnell Rlchard Burroughs Row 5 Sandra Cameron, Don Campbell, Kathy Carney, Dave Carson, Don Chrlstensen, Larry Clark, Kathy Clemens, Connie Close Row 6 Charlene Cobb, Pat Cockrell, Andy Cohn, Dck Cohn, Sandra Cohn Mary Connolly, Ted Connolly, Sandra Corneluus Row 7 Bob Cornett Gary Cowell, Claudia Crowe Vrrgunla Csukker, Barbara Custard, Pat Dahlgaard, Fred Dentel, Shirley Desmond 84 o r B? B B Q- if 1- H' ttr t 'I' , an Q, f- 15 2 V f- . .1 S., . t 1 my 'Q l..,,,, 2' M - 7 ,: . 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M 'V cvf 'll 4 'ia' llv i 165, 1? of 'P' Rowl Annetie De Veny Mary Anne Dexter Gary Dickson Loss Dlmeni Ronald Draves Don Duke Dan Dunham Doug Dunkerton Row 2 Earl Eastman Dean Emwalfer Richard Ellaoff Joyce Embrey Barbara Enlow Jack Farrls Beffe Ferguson Janice Fer guson Pow 3 Richard Fusher Sandra Fisher Barbara Fogel .lack Fosfer Tony Fox Sharon Francis Pat Franklin Lmda Fredrlckson Row 4 Doreen Freeland Mary Freeland Donna Gallmeyer Da lene Garner Mans Gilbert Carol Glass Gary Granneman Sandra Graser Row 5 Sco1tGuss Judy Hamilton Lmda Harders Mary Harrington Lmda Harfer Judy Harfwlg Mary Hayes Josephine Heachel Row 6 Jac: Hell Marvlyn Hell Ramona Heller Jean Hesse Henry Hey Bull Hoghtower Karen Hllber? Vrrgmla Hxld Row 7 Gary Hmrlchs Archie Hlnfon Dave Holkeboer Nancl Horak Jane? Houck Larry Howard Larry Howell Larry Huegll 3 8 J 'Q la F 1 Z -a 1 P I F I, AX ' lx A , rl K 1 f o V frog F. , , E. 3' . f 2 F J . ff ,, y -y 1 1' . f' G 1 , l fix' A ey Q A A J f 3 5' ' +11 , , N X J J I .E CW ,I ' . 'iff ' y yy 4. 4 lf il Al I -f ss . . D 'z ' X J .tl A 5 J 'M - Q .yr.,.' I -X ,L of -as r H -P F 1 f U , A 'I 0 F R H - 1- , 3 R if xA -gy ' lf . I X . 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I u 86 3 'ffl QQ A A be 41 Q-7, AA: X Row 'l Duck Malven Bull Mangas Gary Marlcle Marllyn Marshall Gaylord Marfln Sallre Marhn Jlm Mathern Sherry Mat on Row 2 Don McCornbs Sandra McCombs Mary McDowell Alan McElhose Tom McGarry Tom McGarve Fred M I f T y C n ure om Mclnfyre Row 3 Mary Mclaughlln Dorothy McMahon Marne McMullen an es nAcNamee Connle Meek Tom Meeker Karen Merrlss Janmce Meves Row 4 Shrrley Mlchaelsen Drexel Muller Gary Muller Jam Muller Joan Muller Juay Muller lee Muller Lorena Muller Row 5 Marlene Mnlroy Rosalind Munks Keith Mllchell Harold Morgan Jud: Morrison Sally Morse Gene Moses Pa? Muncey Row 6 Barbara Munson Cosfas Myrslades Dave Neuman Harley Nelson Jerry No a Betty Norris George Oberle Marlon Olson Row 7 Gary Olfrogge Ramona Oshenrn Judy OToole Beverly Parkes Lmnea Parr Pam Parr Charles Payne Rebecca Perry . 1 v , ' ,JI f X . L -- . r 51 Ig N , ,, A A i 'V i .1 ' ,f MWG li s . I ' T F 3 V H: Ty' 'X 'iff al l .J Q 4 'Q,l 'i 'm , , ' ,ZA l V' 3 V- -G -3 K .. 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M ..and we grew some more Joyce Kay Norm 'Q' Tom Janmen Ogle Marlene Nuemeyev Lester C Olson Jr I ...S Y' Mary Joan Oltrogge Lsnda Page Jim Payton ti Po rfer W ' Russell uackenbush .loan Rams Duane Ransom va Pedersen Glenda Rasmussen Dowd Ray l 1 , -3 6 l 61 V43 A f, l , .L,,i?lo A , i , -' 2 in 7 9 . N . . E l , 4 -.H ' A 'B 2 l ' l W ' A we :iff S l .!. vl rl , A: N 4 J L Q . 4 YV by 1 we conquered ourselves O our environment.. .our obstacles we developed new traditions new fields ww if s. routner Marcia urner Jan A Von Doren Jock Van Horn A an 'W K C N Leah Voelschow Nancy on Lackum Clare W David Evelyn Wolner Welse Welch 1 fix 1 I WYAKSA Wayne Westcott Karen Wheeler K ...-.3 Wren 102 we continue to grow. ,satin an A s-ol Don Young Jock Young um The graduates not puctured are as follows Ruchard Dunsmoor Wulbur West Byron Hawn Duck Woodbury Jum Love The followung are former students who have completed requurements for graduatuon from West Hugh through the Armed Forces Instutute Raymond E Broell Ruchard Saul Ronald John Kuttrell Charles W Stuber As we the graduates of T957 say our last good byes and look forward to the future one thung we wull never forget the Spurut of West Hugh From the loudest yea bo to the unward prude of an A thus untanauble somethung has left uts footprunts un our memorues Yes we re proud to have had the opportunuty to uphold and even add to the hugh standards and fune tradutuons of West Hugh Through scholarshup athletucs speech uournalusm musuc everythung these years have been the greatest acknowledgments Nalden s Photos Stewart Summons Company Pruntungl The S K Srnuth Company Chucago lCoversf Waterloo :ngrovung ard S rvuce Company Inc Natuonal School Studuos Inc M nrueopolus fStudent pucturesl 5 The Waterloo Dauly Couruer pucturesf Des Moines Register fpucturesu Craug Maun Dave Wuelond John Burrutt lstudent photographersu West Hugh Art Department Muss Elaune Nunnally and Lance Wren I wi 3 . 4 'mv J, I I T ' , I ' . . . . . . ,, ,, . 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