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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1959 volume:

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MfQ,,, ff I xf' 5 ' L1 .W MM gg I gg ,lff+fCf'L2 I .V ,M-19,1 I Q , , .-v .. g 1' J'1 HA U W--f-9 .L,0,,.,,.... 935.25 E was? z I jf, X L2 X X K QQQK? by ji' QQ X GAVELIERS I Row I: B. Scarbrough, N. Loehr, L. Lichty, M. Shulman, C. Dempster, K. Clark, C. Repass, C. Church, Mr. Sodergren fadvisorl. Row 2: G. Harris, D. Willhite, J. Scott, D. Janda, S. King, J. Robinson, J. Anderson, D. Miller, J. Schrag, J. Bottomley, J. Calton. Row 3: S. Dray, G. Schmadeke, S. Mashek, B. Potter, B. Strom, C. Mosier, B. Seibert, B. Leighty, J. Silver, J. Wisner, D. Batcher. Absent from picture: J. Cayler, J. See, R. Ehlert, E. Meeter, BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE Standing: K. Ku- dart, J. Slaughter. Sitting: D. Batch- er, T. Huff, B. Bus- by. T. Trunnell. Student Senate I, Gaveliers I, Girls' and Boys' State A government by the school, for the school, and ot the school -this was our student gov- ernment-Senate and Gaveliers. Problems, some important and some not, were discussed again and again and usually solved. A chance to practice correct parliamentary procedure and student cooperation was given to the representatives of the Student Senate and the Gavelier members, the homeroom presidents. But a bigger and more exciting chance awaited the lucky students chosen to attend Hawkeye Girls' and Boys' State - a program designed to give high school students an inside look at their state's and country's gov- ernments. STUDENT SENATE I Row 'l: M. Ruhoff, M. Priest, G. Akers, S. Blindman, D. Garvin, D. Branson, C. Kress, .l. Young, B. Billington, L. Olson, S. Harter, J. Robinson. Row 2: G. Cochran, S. Thompson, K. Hubbard, B. Maas, M. Ruisch, M. Murphy, M. Limbert, S. McCreedy, B. Pedersen B. Bronsema, D. Sharbo, C. Hanna. Row 3: S. Reynolds, C. Sheets, J. Palmer, R. Richter, B. Kenny, K. Kudart, B. Nelson, H. Nichols, R. Gerard, P. Myr- siades, G. Olsen. Row 4: L. Eberly, B. Caldwell, R. Moore, J. Brandt, C. Doepke, T. Grange, J. McHugh, M. Clover, J. Harken, H. Joonsar. 4 1 FALL PLAY Seated: J. Goss, B. Patterson, B. Larson, J. Scott, B. Weissman. Standing: P. Naber, J. Knapp, L. Phelps, E. Waterbury, A. Castle, S. Cooper, S. Blindman, J. Silver, W. Schwyhart, R. Arrasmith, L. Jacobsen, P. Shelton. Contest Play This year's contest play, Alice-Sit-by-the-Fire, written by the author of Alice in Wonderland, concerned a mother's efforts to attain a closer relationship with her three children after being separated from them for several years. With an English setting and fine portrayal of characters, the play advanced to the district meet at Tama. Fall Play A touch of make believe-a modern fairy tale - Mrs. McThing was another fine produc- tion from the speech students and Miss Ruth Wilson. A story of o witch's influence on an aristocratic family and the gang from the other side of the tracks made a humorous and delightfui presentation. CONTEST PLAY W. Schwyhart, S. Cooper, M. Greene, J. Slaughter, J. Schmidt, S. Blindman, J. Silver. Band Once more West High displayed the skill, versatility, WNW 'QR and hard work which has become a tradition with the band, the cute and peppy flag twirlers, and the flashy, high-stepping drum maiors. Marching at the football games, regardless of weather-every time a new routine, difficult and entertaining-adding its fine part to the Christmas program - generously giving of time and shoe leather for the community Torch Light Parade, Memorial Day Parade, and Band Jubilee- performing so well for the public at the Evening of Music and Music Festival -these are all reasons for Band Director Richard Bake, our pride in Mr. Baker and his topnotch band. BAND Row T: Mr. Baker finstructorl, D. Loehr, C. Cross, N. Loehr, C, Knief, G. Gavlock, E. Erie, D. Hastings, B. Hekel, K. Benson, J. Furgason, B. Burrell, S. Tillapaugh. Row 2: S. Wildhagen, N. Hammond, C. Christiansen, K. Graser, C. Barz, K. Huggins, P. Ferguson, A. Keeler, J. Fisher, K, Moser, S, Gray, M. Hare, S. Carpenter, D. Kiemhus. Row 3: S. Harter, M. Davis, D. Marvitz, L. Steege, D. Grekoff, P. Christianson, M. A. Kempf, S. Loomis, A. Castle, B. Bowman, S. Hanuske, J. Hurst, B. Boleyn, L. Miller, M. Grady. Row 4: H. Caines, J. Figi, L. M. Hadley, D. Barchus, J. Grier, P. Avery, S, Stolt, S. Haalboom, D. W. Bearlaower, M. Hixson, D. Muchmore, L. Hess, B. Brewster, G. Mills, D. Light, T. Cairy. Row 5: B. Tuttle, R. Olson, K. Hubbard, D. Willhite, J. Kriz, J. Overland, F. Lemper, T. Tufts, J. Kennison, F. Trent, K. Knapp, D. Koch, D. Lindaman, B. Hardy, D. Hanson, M. Grady. rx'-nanny N- r--1 '-:ll an 7-is Nu FLAG TWIRLERS C. Cross, N. Loehr, C. Knief, D. Miller, S. Dumler, C. Repass. DRUM MAJORS S. Loomis, D. Loehr, S. Cooper BAND Row I: J. Schuler, J. Porter, J. Lidsky, D. Wolf, S. Happekotte, J. Steele, D. Miller, S. Dumler, C. Repass, S. Cooper, S. Loomis. Row 2: R. Mvthaler, C. Bamsey, J. Waselkov, J. Willhite, K. Kotosky, A. Kirk, B. Lorenzen, G. Thompson, J. Elverum C. Zikuda, T. Fenton, J. Bottomley, M. Gilliland, M. Miller, J. Hrcabak. Row 3: N. Gates, M. Hunter, B. Ayers, S. Davidson, S. Mast, R. Haeflinger, M. Baker, M. Sanders, J. Sexton, J. Kriz K. Barta, J. Collins, E. Matthews, D. Peterson, S. Lehman. 1 Row 4: L. Naber, D. Wagner, D. Watland, T. Drilling, L. White, C. Fisher, D. Pilipchuk, D. Coleman, D. Pinclxney, J Jacobs, J. Zubalx, J. Colton, J. Destival, C. Kress, L. Young, R. Perley. Row 5: P. Naber, J. Newhouse, K. Zikuda, W. Schwyhart, M. Pedersen, C. Dahlgaurd, G. Harris, B. Kilbourn, A. Ratute B. Gates, D. Bracken, H. White, G. Bergen, D. McKinney, M. O'Banion, N. Balmer. I r CHORUS A Row I: S. Chapman, J. Schmidt, B. Perkins, J. Graham, J. Lemson, P. Diggins, B. Farrell, W. Smith, S. Pitts, Mr. McCowen finstructorl. Row 2: J. Robinson, L. Barger, K. Mikelson, D. Turner, S. McCreedy, K. Coates, M. Shulrnan, D. Johnson, G. Fox, C. Harrison. Raw 3: S. Noble, J. Sauer, D. Kiemhus, J. VanCamp, J. Nelson, H. Newman, K. Mikelson, S. Brown, M. J. Sanders. Row 4: R. Arrasmith, R. Schultz, J. Silver, J. Knott, R. Newland, J. Hott, J. Westcott, D. Paul, J. Martin, J. Burroughs. Row 5: D. Garvin, D. Hill, R. Ehlert, B. Nelson, S. Foster, A. Miller, R. Turner, D. Bergen, J. Cusmano, D. Elliott. Chorus A Performing forthe students in a fall assembly, the chorus under its new director, Mr. Vincent McCowen, began one at its busiest ancl most enjoyable seasons. Entertaining the Kiwanis Club, singing in the Christmas program and the Evening of Music, appearing on television, and joining with the East High Chorus in the Music Festival will always be pleasant memories tor these students. Especially different this year was the formation of barbershop quartets --- tor girls as well as boys. The fine performance, the cooperation, and the willingness to give of outside t'me, all helped to make this year's vocal group West High's best. CHORUS A Row T: Mrs. Tressler lstudent teachert, K. Barta, N. Hammond, E. Walker, G. Picking, B. Weissman, L. Norris, P. Bos- tinelos, A. J. McGowan, E. Waterbury. Row 2: L. Reed, B. Ott, C. Winslow, J. Jacobson, P. Trussell, L. Stock, J. Eggleston, B. Schaffer, S. Ashby, B. Patterson. Row 3: B. Rinker, D. Yoder, S. Stitt, M. Kress, B. Bowman, N. Paul, M. Ruisch, B. Fletcher, M. Hagy, J. Sines, K. Murphy. Row 4: R. Hoff, D. Garvin, D. Schmidt, D. Sears, E. Olsen, R. Burnell, S. Murray, G. Eighmey, D. Myrsiades, P. Myr- siades. Row 5: D. Sharp, J. Sell, T. Langlas, S. Vanous, J. McHugh, J. Golinvaux, J. Thiessen, T. Craft, D. Cole, B. Bowling, D Gates. Q - L - A A ORCHESTRA Row 1: B. Eagan, L. Pilipchuk, C, Stainbrook, E, Hoclcen, J. Kittrell, J. Pesartic, S. Miller. Row 2: C. Winslow, S. Wing, S. Cooper, K. Barta, S. Hanuske, G. Gavlock, J. Robinson, D. Kjemhus, T. Drilling, R. Tracy, C. Kress, H. Caines, D. l.oehr. Pow 3: M. Murphy, H. Graham, N. Hocken, L, Naber, R. Olson, K. Hubbard, B. Tuttle, B. Kenny, B. Hardy, J. New- house, K, Zilnuda, G. Bergen, R. Lindaman, W. Schwyhart. Standing: R. Mettlin, B. Bengtson, Miss Johnson Cinstructorl, F. Trent, E. Erie, J. Schuler. Absent from picture: J. Thompson, S, Tillapaugh. Orchestra Director Dorothy Johnson Orchestra The lights dimmed, the attention of the audi- ence was on Miss Johnson-this meant the orchestra was about to perform. And so it was for the Evening of Music, the two per- formances of the Christmas program, the Music Festival, and other occasions. Class time and outside hours were devoted by these musicians to perfect the selections chosen for concerts. As in post years, West had a group of talented individuals combining their efforts to form an orchestra of superior quality. Silver Strings Formals, tuxedos, and a beautiful blend of music -this was our Silver Strings. With stu- dents from West Junior as well as West High, this fine musical group entertained at ban- quets, the fall play, and assembly programs at West High and West Junior. The quality and superb performances were always enioyed and will be remembered. ANNUAL STAFF ANNUAL STAFF Standing: S. Hanuske Ciunior picture ediforl, M. Casberg C, Main fphotographerl, J. Graham Ccopy editorl, G. Coch- ifcfphcmofe PJCVUYQ 9di'0fi,. D- Wielvnd lPh0l09VC'Pl efJ, L- ran Cco-editorl, J. Knott fbusiness managerl, B. Busby Ico- P'l'Pcl'Uk lsemor pmlure ed'l0'J' editorl, B. Kenny Csports editorl, C. Church fproduction Sitting: B. Thomas Cart editorl, J. Anderson fassistant editorl. managerj Annual Staff Cropping pictures, meeting deadlines, searching for new ideas - all these things entered into the making of your annual. The staff enjoyed its work from the annual skit to the very last deadline. By changing the usual arrangement of the annual to one of a chronological order, we hoped to create a yearbook a little different and a little better for you. J This was your year-this is your book - you the students are the stars, the staff is the producer. ANNUAL STAFF Row 1: Mr. Carey fadvisorb, J. Knott, C. Main, B. Thomas, L. Pilipchuk, C. Church, G. Cochran, J. Graham, S. Hanuske, D. Wieland, B. Kenny. Row 2: C. Moodie, T. Fenton, J. Brinker, L. Stock, B. Patterson, L. Barger, P. Bostinelos, B. Simonsen, F. Croll, D, Inman, J. Weighley, J. Young. Row 3: C. Stout, J. TerVeen, M. Love, J. Robinson, B. Perkins, P. Entz, M. Bottema, M. Priest, N. Baker, B. Brooks, C. Repass. Row 4: J. Van Camp, K. Mikelson, D. Yoder, B. Nelson, J. Grange, L. Marsh, J. Pesartic, J. Hurst, P. Robinson. Row 5: D. Garvin, D. White, J. Slaughter, P. Naber, B. Seibert, J. Golinvaux, J. Clikeman, H. Nichols, R. Arrasrnith D. Brollier. I SPECTATOR STAFF Row l: Mr. Carey fadvisorl, C. Cross, J. Newhouse, J. Williams, B. Nelson, M. Shulman, D. Wieland, C. Main, H. Joonsar, J. Happekotte, J. Slaughter. Row 2: K. Buck, P. Johnson, J. Brinker, C. Moodie, B. Brooks, J. Young, B. Billington, B. Patterson, J. Anderson, B. Turner, S. Kayser, S. Ferguson, P. Hoxie, B. Weissman, J. Lemson, S. Thompson, S. Miller. Row 3: J. Page, J. Robinson, J. Collins, L. Bussey, M. O'Banion, N. Nardicchio, S. Fick, J. Elliott, B. Nelson, E. Water- bury, J. Nelson, L. Lichty, S. Bote. Row 4: M. Murphy, D. Van Camp, M. Baker, J. Daggett, J. Van Camp, S. Esau, E. Elkema, D. Ferguson, S. Cooper, K. Murphy, S. Blindman, J. Robinson. Row 5: H. Newman, M. Ruhoff, M. Lehnharclt, K. Gray, M. Hagy, C. Knief, J. Sauer, J. Kriz, A. Mosiman, C. Lipkin, A. Castle. Row 6: J. Grier, D. Rogers, J. Ayers, D. Burdick, D. Buck, S. Smith, H. Nichols, T. Grange. Spectator Seventeen issues, four pages per issue, plenty of hard work, lots of fun to read - that was the Spectator. Somehow West wouIdn't be the same without its news- paper to keep the students informed and entertained. By working together and giving up many hours of outside time, the staff produced a publication that served not only the students but also acted as a public relations medium to acquaint the community with the school and its activi- ties. The work was done well -the Spectator will always be remembered. SPECTATOR STAFF SPECTATOR STAFF M. Shulman fnews editorl, J. Williams ffeature editorl, D. J. Slaughter icirculation managerl, C. Cross Cexchange Wieland Cphotographerl, B. Nelson ieditor-in-chiefl, J. New- editorl, H. Joonsar Cbusiness managerl, N. Baker fstaff house isports editorD. typistl, J. Happekotte fadvertising managerl. OUR IUQUSTRIOUS FACULTY JUR FAVORITE TEAM VVIETHYDUIETHYL' 1500 SERIOUSNESS ABOVE ALL 5 3 MIGHTY MOUSE A U 521'--4 'T' CI 4730 'TANOH lAl30'A'IN F P o S H T 5 5 S 5 5 Y C. Doepke, P. Myrsiudes, D. Garvin, L. Andrew R. Clark, S. Droy, D. Moore, J. Thiele, B. Kenny, A. Miller, L. Ainley ' 4 3 ,Q Q .gg -.Q M I L. A. .s. Quad? pf' Q3'.. -3 1 Sf 5' S' W v gf Q if 'EWSQIB' Q S . x ,. ,M , W . - L E' lx E ...S 5. ge .ff ., , .SM M. Brand, T. Burke, W. Gcno, L. Switzer, N. Tollefson, M. Clover D. Cole, D. Marker, L. Eberly, P. O'Connor is s will Wah neil , A gn 1 D046 fi ft -4- ' 1 lint.- G M. .. - ua. was 1 r 1-.- VARSITY FOOTBALL Row 'l: Mr. Blue Qassistant coachl, D, Winder, M. Brand, L. Ainley, D. Dudolski, D. Young, J. Eyestone, W. Gano, J. Thiele, S. Dray. Row 2: J. Nissen, L. Switzer, J. Clilceman, L. Branson, R. Clark, L. Eberly, G. Wagner, T. Burke, D. Sharp, Mr. Dutcher thead coachj. Row 3: M. Clover, A. Miller, L. Seeley, J. Swan, N. Tollefson, J. Slaughter, L. Minks, J, Barz, E. Meeter. Row 4: Max Lowe fmanagerj, R. Lamson, B. Seibert, J. McHugh, L. Warnke, D. Brandhorst, C. Doepke, D. Moore, Ken Kudart Cmanagerb. Row 5: P. O'Cannor, T. Langlas, D. Cole, R. Dix, L. DuBois, H. Joonsar. Row 6: J. Schrag, R. Gruver, B. Kenny, T. Craft, D. Garvin, P. Myrsiades, L. Andrew, D. Young, D. Marker. Bill Kenny. Though losing the valued assist- ance of Coach Don Blue, the Wahawks, with nine returning lettermen, should prove to be Varsity Football With eight returning Iettermen, this year's Wahawks won seven games, rushed for 2,199 yards, and scored 218 points against many of the state's top teams. West won the Big Six another powerhouse next year. championship outright for the first time since West Cffdcf Ffulls ' 12 1950 and placed seven players on the first two West' ' ' ' S'oUx CNY Qenlml' ' ' '26 all-conference teams. At the end of the season, Wesl ECS' Des Momes- - - 13 the Wahawks were ranked fourth in the state Wesi' ' - - ' - Mason CNY - - - -20 and had placed two on the all-state teams. Wes' Ames ---'-- -26 Doug Garvin was named to the l.D.P.A.'s and We5f Newton - - - -l4 Register's second teams while Bill Kenny was WEST- - - - - - Boys Town - - . 0 placed on the Register's fifth team. Co-cap- West FOV? DOClge .. .25 tains for the year were Perry Myrsiades and West ........ East Waterloo . . .T4 Row 'lz D. Garvin, P. Myrsiades, B. Kenny Row 2: D. Moore, A. Miller, R. Clark, S. Dray At the end of the past football season, Don Blue announced his retirement as line coach. Much of West High's success in the past twelve years has been due to the work by Mr. Blue with West High's line. He will be missed. MR. DON BLUE, Line Coach SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL Row T' D Hamilton .I Wilharm S Schultz B Zi th D R' h D . . , . , . , . era , . IC ter, . Zilmer, B. Alexander, T. Simpson, J. Neuman, T. Cole. Row 2: Mr. Siddens fcoachl, J. Warren, S. Mashek, S. Hofer, D. Sears, G. Moe, D. Neiman, L. O'Connor, P. McDer mott, J. Palmer, L. Miller, Mr. Purdy Kcoachj. Row 3: L. Cohen, L. Epley, B. Leighty, A. Weber, G. Peters, C. Fisher, T. Jessen, S. Sherburne, N. Fliss. Row 4: D. Brown Cmanagerl, M. Pedersen lmanngerl, .l. Miller, G. Beckman, T. Hummel, B. Potter, B. Strom, B. Cold well, K. Vanderwal, L. Cohrt, T. Kendall lmanagerl. M ,,. l x .if Q ,Ai SS' 'ww 11 M: gig J L rgx 91 . .- W Ag if 453 va' SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS C. Brown, C. Gliclewell, M, Holt, S. Tanner Varsity Cheerleaders West High has always had a great deol of pride in its athletic program. An es- sential and very pleasing part of this program was our varsity cheerleading group. Just as the athletes strived to win contests and break records, these girls contributed their part by keeping up the spirit and desire to win. Whether it was at the pep assemblies, football and basketball games, or wres- tling meets, we could depend on our cheerleaders - win or lose. YY Sophomore Cheerleaders Another year-another brand new group of soph cheerleaders. By cheering for sophomore basketball games and re- serve wrestling meets, these girls ac- quired the necessary experience and ability that will carry them through until their last cheer as seniors. Chosen from many hopeful girls, these lucky four have shown themselves to be very worthy of their honor. VARSITY CHEERlEADERS Row l: S, Chapman, J, Young, L. Barger, B. Bill- ington Row 2: J. Robinson, S, Blindman, J. Robinson, D, Janda , if fix: .S WUMM X gil F 0 K FUTURE NURSES Row 'l: Mrs. Emerson fadviserl, J. Dunkelberg fpresidentl, P. Terry Cvice presidentl, J. Waselkov ltreasureri, J. Hurst fsecretaryl, Mrs. Sheldahl tadviserl. Row 2: S. Dumler, J. Robinson, N. Nardicchic, J. Bohnsack, L. Johnson, H. Caines, C. Christianson, J. Brinker, B. Brooks, J. Young, J. Fisher, P. Guetzlaff, M. Gilliland, P. Nelson, D. Grekoff. Row 3: B. Hamlyn, J. Hanson, D. Miller, J. Rainbow, K. Smith, P. Christianson, C. Moodie, V. Larson, B. Pedersen, L. Stock, M. Harris, M. Baseler, S. Wildhagen, V. Hunt, C. Winslow. Row 4: K. Hanisch, M. E. Fay, K. Coates, S. Bote, D. Janda, D. Yoder, J. Elverum, S. Coleman, J. Muller, B. Jensen, K. Baseler, M. Bottema, J. Goss, P. Brawner, N. Baker, M. A. Kempf, A. Kirk. Row 5: S. Davidson, D. Turner, D. Loehr, S. Kayser, K. Huggins, M. Baker, J. Robinson, J. Kriz, B. Eagan, N. Gates, S. Ransom, K. Gray, M. Anderson, S. Blindman, A. Castle, S. Loomis, G. Lentz, S. Chapman. Row 6: S. Hanuske, C. Edwards, B. Cohn, H. L. Graham, J. Pepperling, J. Sauer, E. Erie, J. Pesartic, S. Fick, V. Charn- bers, K. Barr, N. Paul, M. Hagy, K. Sauer, R. Lane, M. Grady, G. Gavlock, K. Hubbard, M. J. Ruhoff, A. Mosiman. Future Teachers The shortage of teachers in the United States has become quite a serious problem. By offer- ing advice and opportunities to explore the profession, this club strove to encourage stu- dents with an interest in teaching to fulfill their plans. FUTURE TEACHERS Future Nurses Girls considering nursing careers found this club well worth their time. Speakers con- nected with all phases of medicine provided programs, informative and interesting. In addition to this, projects and field trips were planned. With nurses like these, who'd mind being sick? Row 1: G. Gavlock, P. Avery, K. Hubbard, K. Murphy, Mrs. Stecher Cadvisorj. Row 2: C. Moodie, C. Christianson, J. Brinker, H. Caines, A. McGowan, J. Young, L. Reed, P. Hoxie, C. Repass, N. Hammond. Row 3: P. Christianson, B. Scheppele, S. Epley, C. Barz, N. Hirnes, M. Harris, M. Broderson, B. Maas, L. Stock, R. Henry, S. Kayser. Row 4: J. Fisher, A. Kirk, N. Gates, J. Robinson, D. Inman, S. Meyer, M. Sanders, N. Baker, J. Olson, S. Dumler, B. Trupp, B. Brooks. Row 5: N. Townsend, J. Pepperling, J. Stapella, P. Hansmeier, M. Murphy, S. Hanuske, N. Paul, M. Hagy, H. L. Gra- ham, K. Gray. Absent from picture: K. Barta, B. Tote, D. Jeffery, N. Loehr. HONOR CLUB Row T: B. Jensen, N. Hocken, J. Collins, M. Gilliland, C. Schoessler, B. Larson, M. O' Banion, K. Barta, M. Pratt, L. Glow, J. Dunkleberg, G. Gavlock, S. Hanuske, Miss Zeuch fadvisorl. Row 2: S. Harter, S. Diamond, L. Olson, T. Fenton, L. Woodbury, B. Eagan, S. Mast, A. Keeler, J. Robinson, B. Bronsema, R. Henry, G. Cochran, M. Shulman, J. Graham, S. Miller. Row 3: J. Eggleston, C. Repass, B. Weissman, M. Murphy, M. Limbert, K. Baseler, P. Kerns, S. Kersenbrock, E. Waterbury, M. Hollis, B. Turner, G. Halley, G. Akers, C. Wieland, L. Lichty, J. Williams. Row 4: J. Scott, H. Graham, M. Burton, D. Van Camp, A. Funk, J. Goss, N. Fisher, M. Baker, R. Bronsema, D. Sharbo, M. Ruhoff, K. Staack, S. Davidson, S. Cooper, G. Keonig. Row 5: F. Dick, R. Moore, K. Kudart, L. Cohen, J. Knavel, J. Owens, T. Scoggins, D. Brandhorst, B. Kenny, D. Rudig, B. Bengt- son, J. Colton. Row 6: D. Paul, C. Mosier, S. Tillapaugh, L. Phelps, J. Newhouse, S. Smith, J. Slaughter, S. Foster, P. Naber, L. Naber, W. Schwyart, G. Artherholt, C. Berner, J. Ziegler. Honor Club To these students was given the privilege of attending the meetings of the Kappa Gamma Pi organization. Duty, honor, service - they strived to- ward all three. But theirs alone was the honor of a 3.4 grade average. F.B.l..A. With stresses today toward improved and more productive business and industrial con- cerns, personnel training is a real necessity. The members of this club met to discuss busi- ness problems and to learn a few tricks of the trade. F.B.L.A. Row 'l: J. McGowan, S. Sims, B. Tuttle, S. Miller, J. Fisher, L. Reed, J. Olson, Miss Young ladvisorj. Row 2: E. Krueger, C. Moore, M. E. Fay, P. Brawner, N. Himes, P. Wagner, L. Marsh, C. Beck, M. A. Beverstock. Row 3: M. Hagy, J. Jenson, B. Maas, M. Broderson, J. Pepperling, M. Cavonaugh, S. Noble, C. Beckman, G. Lentz, L. Puhl. BIBLE CLUB Row T: J. Billings, M. Wise, J. Brinker, T, Fenton, D. Grekoff, P. Diggins. Row 2: G. Benesh, S. Lehman, S. Peterson, S. Grainge, J. Albright, B. Kern, R. Henry, Mrs. Keiber Cadvisorl, R. Arrasmith. Row 3: D. Pinckney, D. Gates, J. Gates, M. Anderson, E. Hocken, I. Beasley, J. Charley, R. Anderson, D. Jepperson. ld Y-TEEN SKIT Front row: Back row' Greene, K. HI Y Row T: Mr. J. Hurst, C. Repass, D. Van Camp, S. Hanuske J. Anderson, J. Dunkelberg, J. Ter Veen, M. Hubbard Bible Club To learn more about faith and to provide a social life for the student with a more restricted religion were two objec- tives ot this important organization. These students planned their programs so they could understand and interpret the Bible more fully. This truly was one of West's finest or- ganizations. Y-teens Twice a month Thursday nights were reserved at the YWCA for this group. In addition to their regular business meet- ings, skits and programs were presented by these girls. Discussions from hair styling to gift wrapping and helping a needy family made this club lots ot fun and worthwhile, too. Hi-Y Listening to a refugee tell of his escape - seeing one ot the nation's largest gun collections -hearing all about hypno- tism. These were the Hi-Y highlights this past year. Meeting every other Tuesday night, these boys helped in many ways to assist the YMCA in its work. Huff ladvisorl, R. Perley, T. Huff, S. Limbert, J. Wilharm, J. Harken, J. Wilharm, J. Schrag. Row 2: D. Buck, J. Nissen, D. Garvin, B. Bowling, J. Hall, T. Langlas, D. Batcher. Row 3: J. Ferguson, F. Trent, J. Clark, B. Seibert, J. Golinvaux, B. Pritchard, R. Gerard. STARGAZERS Standing: J. Gregersen, J. Johnston, J. Johnson, D. Rudig. Sitting: J. Cherry, L. Hadley, M. Gilliland, D. Paul, L. Phelps, Miss Smith ladvisorj, S. Mast, H. Newman. Ushers A neat appearance, a friendly attitude toward people, a sense of cooperation and efficiency-combined, these qualities rep- resent a group most essential to our school -the ushers. These people, mostly upper- classmen, spent many hours of their extra time to help direct and assist the public. Whether for athletic events, plays, open houses, or the Variety Show, this group could always be depended upon for their greatly appreciated help. They contributed a lot to what we call Wahawk spirit. ll USHERS Stargazers Seeing stars? Yes indeed! Many clear, beautiful nights were spent at the tele- scope by this starry-eyed, star-minded group. interesting programs, trips to the museum, and monthly astronomical re- ports-this was the work of the star- gazers -work and fun. G.R.A. Girls' Recreational Association it is, but lots of hard work, too! Speedaway, field hockey, soccer, and other skillful and exciting games were played throughout the year - mostly in intramural tourna- ments. Although the eighteen members be- long to the weaker sex, the work they did and ability they showed could never be described as weak! Row 1: S. Bote, P. Johnson, J. Collins, S. Harter, C. Cross, H. Caines, P. Entz, P. Hoxie, J. Young, J. Brinker, C. Christiansen. Row 2: D. Johnson, K. Cowan, B. Hamlyn, K. Smith, J. Rainbow, D. Barchus, L. Stock, J. Robinson, V. Larson, M. Baseler, C. Moodie. Row 3: P. Terry, S. Ficlc, M. Cavanaugh, L. Marsh, K. Elliott, M. Baker, J. Daggett, M. Murphy, N. Hay, N. Gates, A. Castle, C. Church. Row 4: D. Paul, R. Koopman, H. Graham, J. Sauer, M. Grady, J. Hurst, A. Mosiman, M. Lehnhardt, J. Happekotte, R. Daringer, J. Scott. Row 5: D. White, D. Cavanaugh, D. Burdick, T. Trunnell, D. Nield, T. Jessen, D. Pint, L. Cohrt, C. Gillette, W. Lowe. MOVIE OPERATORS Row T: Miss Shellard iadvisorl, G. Beckwith, D. White. Row 2: J. Obenour, S. Stultz, R. Arrasmith, A. Uze, J. Milroy, G. Boylan. Row 3: B. Gates, M. Davis, N. Kepple, D. Paul, B. Smith, J. Clikeman, B. Garrison. Row 4: T. Tufts, P. Naber, M. Pedersen, D. Westphal, J. Clark, L. Switzer, S. Stahlut, D. Sharp. Movie Operators Audio-visual aids are being stressed in modern education-Wahawks are glad they make subiects more fun! Because these 23 boys, under the super- vision of Miss Shellard, devoted their services and library periods, we were all able to enioy the movies shown this past year. Towel Assistants ELECTRONIC EXPERIMENTERS Row 'l: G. Grange, D. Kadera, F. Trent, K. Ka- chulis, M. Pratt. Row 2: P. Naber, D. Webbeking, R. Watland, Mr. Vilmain. Electronics Experimenters With the addition of a few from the fairer sex, this club was a little bit more fun and interesting this year. Most of the real work was done at the students' homes where they met to discuss the mechanics of the radio and other electrical appliances. These, too, are the mighty Wahawks. They had to be -- big bundles of towels aren't exactly light! A valuable and compulsory service was carried out by these girls and boys, for the swimming and physical education classes were never without plenty of fluffy, white towels -well, clean brown towels anyway! TOWEL ASSISTANTS Row 1: D. Grekoff, B. Billington, S. Ferguson, H. Caines, D. Trost, J. Page, N. Nardicchio, P. Hoxie, L. Bussey, P. Patterson, B. Turner, E. Waterbury, C. Church. Row 2: S. Bote, D. Turner, M. Cowell, M. King, J. Anderson, N. l.oehr, A. Kirk, A. Castle, M. Cavanaugh, D. Miller, K. Cowan, P. Entz. Row 3: W. Gano, V. Hunt, S. Thompson, J. Sinnard, J. Pesartic, D. Walsh, G. Lentz, K. Sauer, S. Olson, V. Jarman, J. Pep- perling, N. Schaefer, B. Kenny. Row 4: R. Dix, l.. Eberly, T. Burke, G. Wagner, M. Ruisch, M. Hagy, B. Frein, N. Townsend, N. Allen, B. Boleyn, R. Galleger, L. Ainley, A. Thornton, B. Kurtt, B. Stribley. LIGHT CREW Row T: D. Wagner, J. Eyestone, J. Milroy, H. Nichols. Row 2: R. Gerard, A. Aarons, S. Sherburne, S. Smith, Mr. Kersenbrock. light Crew These were boys with a large responsibility. Without their assistance and ability to give us the proper kind of lighting, the Christmas program, Variety Show, and many assemblies would never have been possible. Mr. Kersen- brock, the advisor, thought their work was excellent- we're proud of them, too. Stagecrafters g SOUND CREW Sitting: R. Perlev, R. Billington, G. Boylan. Standing: D. Webbeking, D. Paul. Sound Crew Setting up and checking all of the microphones used in our programs was the difficult iob of these boys. Heard but not seen, they showed their fine ability for plays, skits, Variety Show, and assemblies. Because of their interest, dependability, mechanical ability, and willing- ness to work, our sound crew was a fine or- ganization. Variety Show, Homecoming Field Decorations, Commencement, Christmas Pro- gram, plays - all these were a success largely due to the hard and regular work of our Stagecrafters. With the help of the faculty advisor, Mr. Wieland, these capable boys worked together to construct all stage settings and scenery used this year. Their accomplishments were appreciated by all - but especially the Variety Show cast. These boys were a part of the important group behind the scenes. STAGECRAFTERS Row I: G. Walker, M. LeQuatte, G. Cook, K. Hanks, J. Wilharm, T. Baldwin, R. Damon, D. Trost. Row 2: S. Murray, J. Perry, B. Scott, W. Craft, J. Thiele, B. Speck, H. Rodden, R. Daringer, J. Burroughs. Row 3: J. Leibold, T. Drilling, R. Schmadeke, F. Lemper, G. Schmadeke, D. Wieland, B. Kurtt, B. Granger, N. Fliss, Mr. Wieland fadvisorb. Row 4: B. Hardy, J. McGrane, E. Kinnaman, S. Moon, R. Dix, T. Choplin, D. Rosberg, W. Lowe, C. Gillette. CAFETERIA Row 'l: D. Pinclxney, C. Moodie, J. Brinker, B. Tuttle, M. Baseler, C. Berend, E. Krueger, T. Oliver. Row 2: M. Anderson, J. TerVeen, C. Moore, J. Niemeyer, C. Niemeyer, P. Buss, M. Beverstock, B. Farrell, C. Long. Row 3: D. Rule, P. Avery, M. Broderson, A. Mosiman, L. Williamson, L. Puhl, C. Beck, J. Fisher, R. Tiller. Row 4: L. Eberly, Mrs. Cochran, Mrs. Grohs, Mrs. Hilbret, Mrs. Sisson, Mrs. Donahue, Mrs. Furneaux, Mrs. Zillmer. Cafeteria What would we have done without the kitchen staff and cafeteria helpers? Gone hungry, no doubt! But this was certainly not the case. De- licious meals were served every day in the pleasant atmosphere of our own big res- taurant. We could always depend on good food and lots of extra vitamins from our cafeteria. T A I T 8. I A vital part of the curriculum at West High is Trades and Industries, a two-semester training program limited to students expecting to enter a trade or skilled occupation. Through this excellent program these boys were able to gain a better insight of the business world in which they soon hope to enter. Raw 1: J. Reeves, K. Pearson, D. Cox, H. Miller, P. Bush, D. Bemus, D. Cole, Mr. Sodergrerv ladvisorl. Row 2: C. Fredrickson, D. Potter, D. Westphal, B. Bannon, J. La Crosse, R. Zimmerman, B. Scott, A. Wohlert, R. Prange. Absent from picture: B. Bernard, L. Blanford, J. Draves, J. Fellmer, M. Klein, R. Jung, J. Osborne, L. Stewart. STUDENT SENATE II Row 'l: B. Jensen, L. Johnson, B. Maas, D. Brandhorst, L. Burger, D. Branson, G. Picking, S. Harter, C. Hanna. Row 2: K. Hubbard, K. Murphy, K. Barr, M. Holt, C. Grinstead, J. Grange, S. Stitt, M. Priest, B. Bronsema, M. Nibeck N. Davis. 1 Row 3: R. Randall, G. Grange, M. Collins, B. Fletcher, M. Murphy, M. Burton, M. Limbert, J. Wilharm, D. Garvin, D. Richter. Row 4: R. Medd, R. Gerard, W. Gano, H. Nichols, B. Kenny, S. Reynolds, K. Vanderwal, K. Kudart, D. Batcher. Row 5: J. McHugh, J. Golinvaux, J. Harken, L. Phelps, T. Grange, Senate II With the help and suggestions of the faculty and the entire student body, the second se- mester Student Senate accomplished a great deal for our school. ln addition to the old business of running in the halls and the col- lection of money for trees, the Senate took over in the sponsoring of the Bundle Drive, Variety Show, and in the practicing of a code of ethics. Because of the close cooperation between the representatives, the teachers, and the stu- dents, the Senate was able to put the finish- ing touches on another fine year at West. L. McGreevey, R. Lamson. Gaveliers II After the election of the presidents' president, other officers, and committee chairman, the Gaveliers began its busy program. Meeting every other Tuesday at eight o'clock, they dis- cussed such issues as safety, auditorium con- duct, and various drives for the community. A humorous skit intended to show the do's and don'ts of conducting a business meeting was the special feature of this group. S. Tanner, T. Brigson, Mr. Sodergren fadvisorl. GAVELIERS II Row 1: S. Aeby, J. Collins, P. Bostinelos, C. Cross, S. Chapman, Row 2: G. Harris, D. Ferguson, D. Miller, B. Mettlin, C. Card, C. Eldridge, N. Eick, D. Wilkins. Row 3: J. Wisner, J. Arnold, D. Pilipchuk, T. Cole, L. Jenkins, R. Row 4: L. Cook, J. Hoskins, D. Loonan. Switzer, S. Dray, M. Sonksen, D. Peterson, J. Miller, B. Strom, T. Choplin, C. Mosier, C. Kress. Standing: C. Berner, Miss Smith iadvisorj. Sitting, Row 1: G. Artherholt, A. Aarons, J. Johnston, R. Arrasmith, Row 2: P. Naber, K. Faxon, M. Nolting. Math Club An extracurricular organization with a real educational backbone-that's our math club. Mathematics is a skill -a science-and not an easy one. These interested students found their work with the various phases of math most helpful and certainly informing. Afternoon Co-op MORNING CO-OP Row 'l: F. Mayer, P. Hanisch, J. Baker, J. Steele, J. Ehle, J. Courtney. Morning Co-op Work in the morning-school in the after- noon. lt wasn't easy, and mornings could never be spent in bed! But the rewards were invaluable - experience in the working world and a glimpse of what the future might have in store. Those students leaving the building at noon weren't playing hooky -they were the ambitious ones who spent their mornings at school and afternoons and eve- nings at work. Having a responsibility such as this is what trains students today for positions in business tomorrow. AFTERNOON co-OP Row 1: D. Dana, J. Roberts, K. Francis, J. Schwake, S. Miller, K. Walters, B. Gress, S. Shook. Row 2: C. Perry, B. Shafer, R. Neuendorf, S. Wyborney, H. Steggall, J. McClain, R. Terwedo, D. Dellinger, J. Kearns. Row 3: L. Woodbury, I. Beasley, B. Greenough, J. Schiel, W. Rogers, R. Boldt, V. Dunn, L. Oltrogge, N. Carlton, F. Sommers. Row 4: M. Grohs, M. Anderson, D. McManus, L. Neimeyer, K. Bahe, S. Olson, Miss Knoche CadvisorJ. nina.-.mmesm 1... . . THE SEIVIURS HE IVEAT? CJU57 F wx., W' 6 i PAVLOVIAN5 Front Row: S. Kayser, C. Repass, N. Hammond, B. Weissman, L. Smith, L. Johnson, J. Young, B. Patterson D Miller Second Row: M. Rice, S. Dumler, J. Owens, N. Nardicchio, B. Brooks, K. Buck, J. Rainbow, J. Anderson J Robinson K, Elliott. Third Row: J. Robinson, S. Mauser, B. Turner, C. Hollis, C. Stout, B Pedersen, M. Hollis, J. Sauer, H Graham S Krantz P. Terry, K. Gray, M. Baker, D. Van Camp, E. Waterbury, S. Davidson. Dance Groups From the beginning to the end of the year, our dance groups were meeting, planning, and having lots of fun. The sophomore club, the Des Moiselles, worked hard in order to advance to the Pavlovion club. The iunior Pavs con- tributed ideas and talents to the Variety Show ancl looked forward to becoming Terpsichorea members. But the girls with the greatest responsibility were the seniors-the Terps. On their shoulders rested the choreography for the Physical Education Convention as well as the Variety Show. TERPSICHOREA DES MOISELLES OFFICERS C. Anderson, D. Miller, C. Knief Row I: L. lichty, C, Cross, M. Shulman, M. K. Kress, K. Meyers, S. Pitts, P. Trussell, D. Jando, J. Graham L Burger Row 2: S. Kloster, C. Knief, K. Mikelson, S. Fick, B. Rinker, J. Happekotte, M. Ruisch, K. Barr, B. Bowman K Mikelson J. Williams. 138 - Wayne Gcno 145 - Russ Lamson 154 - Perry Myrslacles 95 - Fran Augusfson 103 - Lowell Siewarf 112 - Frank lane 120 - Tom Huff 127 - John Perry 133 - Jim Bust 165 - Sieve Dray Hwf. - Allan Miller WRESTLING Row 1: A. Miller, S. Dray, P. Myrsiades, R. Lamson, W. Gano, J. Bast, J. Perry, T. Huff, F. Lane, L, Stewart, F. Augustson. Row 2: L. Warnlxc, T. Hummel, L. DuBois, L. Eberly, D. Young, S. Limbert, L. Miller, B. Rains, D. Gates, J. Schrag, S. Stolt, P. Miller. Row 3: R. Siddens Ccoocht, R. Bowers, T. Forrester, G. Peters, J. Miller, N. Tollefson, L. Beaton, D. Winder, J. Aldrich, G. Beckwith, B. Scott, J. Scott, D. Zilmer, S. Stoltz. Row 4: R. Austin Cmancigerl, R. Stirm, S. Mashelc, S. Sherburne, L. O'Connor, B, Scott, J. Hekel, G. Beckman, L. Law- rence, W. Craft, D. Richter, J. Turner, J. Wilharm, B. Zierath, D. Batcher Kmanagerj. Varsity Wrestling The 1958-59 wrestling squad climaxed its most sensational season in history by winning the State Tournament February 14. The Wahawks completed an undefeated, untied season as they won ten straight meets, the Big 6 Conference title, the District tournament, and the state title by a score of 69-43 over East Waterloo. Six Wahawk wrestlers qualified for the state meet, and West came home with three state championships and three runners-up. State runners-up were Fran Augustson at 95 pounds, John Perry at 127 pounds, and Jim Bast at 133 pounds. Co-captain Lowell Stewart won the state championship at the 103-pound class, three-year letterman Frank Lane won the championship at 112 pounds, and co- captain Tom Huff became a three-time state champion when he pinned his man in the finals of the 120-pound division. Huff's pre- vious two titles were won at 95 pounds and 112 pounds respectively. Tom also was named the Des Moines Register's Prep of the Week. 1958-59 Wrestling lVarsityl West. . .... 33 - Cresco ........ . . 6 West.. ...2O-Cedar Falls ...... ...16 West.. ...34 -Washington, C. R. .... 3 West.. ...25-Davenport ..10 West.. ...32-Charles City... .. 7 West... ...31-Fort Dodge.... .. 8 West... ...21-East Waterloo... ...12 West... ...23-Eagle Grove... ...11 West... ...27-Mason City..... ...15 West... ...37-East Des Moines... .. 0 Zin itilrmuriam June 16, 1941 - February 17, 1959 STEVE DRAY Wlzcfii thc' Great Scorer Comes to write against your mmzcg It's not whether you won or lost. but how you plczycd the game. Augusfson, F. Lane, J. Bust, R. Siddens, J. Perry, T. Huff, L. Stewur RIFLE TEAM Row l: D. Elliott, N. Fliss, B. Speck, H. O'Halloran, D. Kadera. Row 2: G. Grange, J. Grier, J. Selix, R. Hubert, T. Wagner, J. Destival, B. Alexander. Row 3: E. Kinnaman, L. Hess, J. Yagla, L. Jensen, P. Naber, L. Naber. Rifle Team Archery Team Dave Elliott was high point man averaging Mr. Bernard Eyestone's archery team, cap- 94.35 as Mr. Willis Haugen's rifle team com- tained by Jim Selix, again had a successful peted favorably with schools throughout the year losing only one meet. Nine Wahawks nation. Tim Wagner was elected captain. won letters as a result of fine work. ARCHERY TEAM Row l: D. Bracken, G. Baish, C. Martin, H. O'Halloran, R. Warren, J. Selix. Row 2: F. Dick, D. Wolf, J. Thiessen, T. Woolman, T. Updegraff, J. Kurtt, L. Kauffman, Mr. Eyestone fcoachl. Row 3: G. Smith, D. Young, K. Zikuda, J. Wehrle, J. Cherry, D. Nield, P. Oberle. 1 si - .E f F ,Irv , 4 1 I -' -Q . I 'AVF .-Q., E l 'M ig x-,i ipch U v 26 WV . , K is ' x if 55? ...I 4. if f 'N 'N ik E1 g g .-LQ lily 5 -Q. NX- Qk SS i W lb TRAIL THE WEST o-2 MA N-Cl Y bt! Basketball Coming back after a 5-5 midseason record, this year's Wahawks surprised many and finished with a 14-7 record. West was known around the state as The Giant Killer, knocking off, among others, four of the state's best teams. Captain Larry McGreevey, who was the Register's Prep of the Week, was also named to their All-State Varsity Basketball West .... . . .84 - Hazelton .. . . .27 West .... . . .57 - Orange .... ...38 West .... ...52 - Cedar Falls .... . . .48 West .... . . .54 - Dubuque ...... . . .53 West .... . . .34 - Ames ............. .38 West .... . . .55 - Washington, C. R. . . . .57 West ,... . . .36 - Waterloo, East ...... .43 West .... . . .50 - Ottumwa ...... . . .44 West .... . . .61 - Fort Dodge ......... .69 West .... . . .42 - Waterloo, East ...... .46 West .... . . .70 -Q Mason City ..... . . .64 WEST 7 MA ' 5'HHl.l.T0lJ 4.3 WEST EAST if fifth team and to the Big Six first team. Roger Downs and Larry Ainley were given second team berths on the conference team. Three records were broken this year. McGreevey - school free throw, record - 84.579, Tom Grange - single game shooting percentage - 10 for 12. West High -team free throw rec- ord - 66.1 M. West ........ 56 - Des Moines, East ..... 48 West ........ 67 - Marshalltown ....... 63 West ........ 65 - Fort Dodge ..... , . .62 West. ....... 55 - Mason City .......... 67 West ........ 60 - Des Moines, East ..... 39 West ........ 52 - Waverly ........... 32 Sectional West ........ 66 - Cedar Falls .......... 50 West ........ 63 - Waterloo, East ....... 50 District West ........ 67 - Decorah .... . . .52 West .... ...5O - Mason City ... . . .64 VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 'l: D. Garvin, T. Grunge, L. McGreevey, R. Downs, L. Ainley, C. Doepke, D. Zimmerman. Row 2: J. Nissen, B. Nelson, R. Clark, R. Ehlert, J. Smith, R. Buchan. Row 3: M. Lowe Ctruineri, B, Granger ftrciinerl, S. Smith, J. Heinz, B. Seibert, K. Kudolrt LTTCILFIEYJ, Mr, Ccocmciwi. Absent from picture: E. Meeter. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Row T: J. See, L. Larson, B. Strom, B. Potter, T. Simpson. Row 2: T. Cole, G. Olsen, B. Caldwell, K. Vanderwoil, B, Sisk, L, Woodbury, Mr. Purdy lcoczchj. Row 3: D. Brown fmonogerj, T. Jessen, D, Pilipchuk, C. Mosier, E. Schroeder, D. McCombs fmonogerb. Absent from picture: L. Cohen, S. Stuhlhut, Strobridge if. 57' 'la in mwM VV EST EAST 14 VV EST E1 EAST 12 . 1 Q EW l'F:fWx JW! Xxx .I Q xv If , ! W 1 xl,J?lN5 X ,N SPQVN6 Q VI da E 7 w inn? 'FX N f 1 1 fy N1 n Q x Athletic Office Whether our athletic seasons were good or poor, there was always plenty of work for the students in this office. Many hours were spent compiling scores of games, filing records, arranging schedules, and ordering athletic equipment. This was a iob but a job well done. ATHLETIC OFFICE ASSISTANTS J. Henry, W. Rogers, J. Bailey, M. Beverstock Not pictured: N. Baker Hi-fi Operators We were all proud of our big hi-fi and wanted to keep it in the best shape. All of us tried -these Wahawks in particular. It was their iob to play the records. Any stu- dent knows they did their iob quite well -the student center really rocked. HI FI OPERATORS R Downs, M. Oleson, R. Billington, K. Nelson, T. Huff vffli 1 '- Errand Girls These were the girls always on the go. Pass slips, call slips, phone calls-all of these were delivered promptly and efficiently. Using their library periods and energy to give these messages, they were a useful and busy group all year. ERRAND GIRLS Seated: B. Brooks, L. Lichty, J. Young. Standing: K. Augustson, M. J. Ruhoff, S. Mast P Terry. .V , . A it. .E Z . .K .I I J' Y if P X , Y K ,- a l 1 l ENGLISH OFFICE ASSISTANTS Seated: B. Maas, S. Fick, G. Gavlock, J. Hanson, P, Hansmeier, C. Christianson, S. Kloster. Standing: J. Randall, D. Davis, B. Tabor. English Office Assistants West High's English office, headed by Miss Wagner, rendered a valuable service to the English department. The special errand girls assigned to this office typed various records, filed all important papers, helped with nu- merous speech activities, and ran various errands. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Library Assistants Taking attendance, helping to check out books, and keeping track of students who checked out required the direct attention of all the library assistants. Under the super- vision of Mrs. Uban, these students were will- ing to give up their study time to do this special work. Row I: K. Moody, M. Bottema, L. Smith, H. Caines, C. Barz, M. Harris, J. Fisher, B. Scarbrough, C. Cross. Row 2: C. Pommer, N. Miller, J. Anderson, K. Cowan, J. Randall, J. Crawford, R. Olson, M. Ferson, C. Shepard. Row 3: S, Peterson, K. Ter Veen, J. Newsum, J. Hurst, M, Patty, S. Kutz, J. Pesartic, J. Thompson, J. Weighley, B. Gold- stein. Row 4: P. Myrsiades, M. Noonan, W. Schwyhart, J. Harken, J. Ziegler, T. Drilling, W. Craft. 46 ATTENDANCE, GUIDANCE, AND CO-OP OFFICES Row I: N. Kressley, I.. Steege, J. Abernathy, P. Christianson, M. Gilliland, P. Entz. Row 2: P. Hoxie, M. Harris, J. Robinson, S. Coleman, M. Chapman, D. Purdy, D. Inman, Miss Knoche ico-cpl Row 3: Mr. Sodergren Iguidancel, J. Rainbow, B. Thomas, P. Bronsema, M. Lehnhardt, J. Elliott, J. Daggett, Mrs. Pratt fattendancel. Attendance Office These were familiar faces to all the Wahawks except a few -those who had perfect attendance records. Mrs. Pratt received lots of help from these girls, for they kept accurate records of tardy students and absentees. Of course, their iob was a constant and busy one-one quite indispensable. TELEPHONE OPERATORS Switchboard Operators Even with lights flashing and tele- phones buzzing, these girls kept really cool. Answering all calls and contacting the right rooms is quite a iob-especially with the number of wires, plugs, and doo-dads on the switchboard. But through experience they learned to operate it expertly and render a great service to us. A. Castle, S. Loomis, K. Hubbard, N. Gates, B. Nelson, B. Erdal, seated, L, Pilipchuk. new i Great Books Students who en- joy reading and discussing the classics cmd other great writings could surely have been found at the meetings of this intellectual group - one of our most rewarding and worthwhile activ- ities. GREAT BOOKS DISCUSSION GROUP J. Johnston, L. Phelps, J. Johnson, P. Sloan, S. Diamond, J. Ransom, Mrs. Stecher Kadvisorl, K. Kachulis, C. Berner, M. Pratt, S. Miller, J. Brown, D. Sharbo. Tomahawks Wahawks with an interest in original writ- ing met to produce another fine copy of West Wind -our own creative writing magazine. By composing poems, prose and other writings, these talented individuals had a lot of fun while putting their abilities to work. Nurse's Office Did you ever need a band-aid, aspirin, or a nap? lf so, you went straight to the nurse's office where Mrs. Sheldahl and her assistants were always ready to relieve your pains. In addition to this, they always had a complete record of your health at hand. These girls helped us and themselves by practicing nursing techniques. Student Activities With all the activities offered at West High, we need a great deal of organization. It was the iob of these busy students to keep tabs on all the other busy students-and what a job! NURSPS OFFICE ASSISTANTS PDQ. TOMAHAWKS Row I: Mr. K. Anderson fadvisorl, L. Smith, M. Kress, M. Broderson. Row 2: C. Heath, J. Guess, J. Happekotte, H. Newman. Row 3: L. Switzer, B. Nelson, G. Mills, A. Uze, R. Arrasmith. STUDENT ACTIVITIES OFFICE B. Maas, R. Gerard, K. Hubbard, G. Grange. l.H.S.S.A. Twenty-one ambitious, early rising Wahawks represented West at these contests-and very well. Since the preliminary round was held here, some West High students watched the various events of the day. The contest ploy and the twenty students remaining ad- vanced to the district round at Tama. Finally, all individual contestants boarded the bus to Grinnell -the State Finals! As in past years, West made a fine showing -seventeen finished with superiors. Forensic An activity in which we believe and in which we take pride is our speech program-a program de- signed to give students a chance to learn public speaking, to meet other students interested in the same fields, and to show others their abilities. ln the Forensic con- test, a very challenging one, five entered the district at Dubuque- two received superiors at Iowa City. J. Slaughter, M. Ruhoff, R. Moore, J. New- house. Row 'lz J. Robinson, J. Schmidt, B. Larson, D. Janda. Row 2: K. Kudart, M. Broderson, S. Noble, B. Mettlin, J. Scott. Row 3: L. Naber, J. Newhouse, B. Bengt- son, W. Schwyhart, R. Moore, A. Levi. Speech Festivals This year something new was offered in speech work. Along with the Forensic contests, all- state speech festivals were en- tered. The public was encour- aged to attend these festivals in order to see the work and capa- bilities of high school students. After attending contests at Dubuque and Iowa City, five from West finished with su- periors. Row 'lz M. Greene, G. Applegate, J. Ransom, J. Markham, B. Trupp, M. Wildes, J. Heinz, P. Sloan, M. Cash. Row 2: C. Clvne, A. Thornton, J. Scott, S. Kersenbrock, M. Burton, M. Anderson, S. Gerk, T. Kyner. Row 3: D. Jacobson, L. Phelps, D. Rudig, T. Trunnell, D. Coleman, J. Furgascn, L. Naber, R. Randall, J. Gregersen. fjif' gf fy ,-3 H A wwNW7QWk3HvXHAw2Afw ' ' Q2 J' , ff Q, XN ffNf?7 'N V 01 if fl ,, X-f ff Mamma Q B Y Daub Cole 736718 ' Q 'N 6radual'l2m Day i ffbsisszppi Nad l 5 w x., Q l fn the Nood .- 0 A Tor W a4 9 fb zf om, ff 0acfdy Cagflosa A lafrstettes P gan Can f'Z'c 1- 6' 'Qfz f 5' Clifft She 506' 418 'Eva' A' R a'4 '530 Jah!! 50 ay 0041 ff-Z1 X x XX, ?1 EN K X, x . X . I Q... Aqigf' 2QQ 1E:f f11 q .5' Black NWC Q'Vw 'e 40.92 5ow'd fra 5 fzhor Dany args Doll Around 295 6 Mrfd HORIZONSZIN ,f J X -A ,lfafniz l Hiifggsfg S y X' TRACK Row 'l: J. Scott, D. Garvin, R. Gruver, D. Henning, D. Gates, J. Gates, C. Sheets, L. White, H. Nichols, B. Kenny, D. Cole, Row 2: J. Leibold, J. Perry, D. Melchert, S. Stevens, J. Smith, S. Hofer, B. Potter, D. Rogers, J. Swan, L. O'Connor, B. Lind- quist, R. Gray. Row 3: J. Wisner, S. Reynolds, D. Muchmore, C. Urban, M. Brand, B. Galligan, B. Caldwell, B. Sislx, L. Cohrt, B, Nelson, D Gardner, J. Ward. Row 4: Mr. Argotsinger icoachl, Max Lowe fmanagerl, J. Knapp, J. Palmer, S. Mashelt, L. Eberly, K. Kasper, T. Burke, R Downs, J. Jacobson, K. Kudart Cmanagerj, D. Brown lmanagerl Track This year's track squad, under first-year coach Victor Argotsinger, has shown good potential in the running events in early meets. Returning lettermen Bob Gray, Howard Nichols, Dave Cole, Denny Rogers, Bill Kenny, and Larry Switzer provide the backbone of the squad. A victory by the Wahawks' two-mile relay in the Teachers Relays highlights the early part of this year's season. 1:3 X Wil 55 : Mwide .34 VARSITY BASEBALL Row l: L. Andrew, D. Brollier, W. Gano, D. Zimmerman, R. Buchan, R. Nelson, D. Marlxer, P. St. John. Row 2: T. Craft, R. Cook, C. Doepke, D. Brandhorst, J. Heinz, N. Tollefson, T. Grange, G. Schmadeke. Row 3: Mr. Eyestone lassistant coachl, Mr. Larson fcoachl, S. Stolt, R. Munger, B. Stratton, L. Ainley, T. Langlas, G. Hatch, G. Wagner, R. Austin Cmanagerl Baseball West's veteran team this year should have much luck in the coming state tourna- ment. Bob Nelson, Deon Zimmerman, ond Jim Heinz combine to form a strong pitching staff, backed by lettermen Pot St. John and Wayne Gano behind the plate. Chuck Doepke, Larry Andrew, and Tom Grange are back at first, second, and third, respectively. Letterman Dave Marker can ploy both shortstop and out- field. Coach Larson and his team should form a winning combination if the poten- tial of the team is reached. SOPHOMORE BASEBALL Row 1: D. McCombs, G. Johnson, J. Hoff, T. Simpson, T. Hoffman, J. Alldredge, M. Cortright, D. Hamilton. Row 2: Mr. Dutcher lcoachl, L. Larson, J. Porter, S. Stahlhut, E. Schroeder, T. Hummel, G. Olsen, N. Fliss. Row 3: M. Pedersen fmanagerl, K. Benson, G. Baish, R. Daringer, R. Coleman, T. Jessen, T. Kendall, J. James, B. Alexander 56 f if 1 40? 57 3 i . , o f .. l Shades of Hoad and Gonzales Boys' Tennis Lettermen Mike Oberle, Joe Newhouse, and Bruce Smith will form the backbone of this year's tennis squad coached by Bob Siddens. Mr. Siddens is looking for- ward to a very fine season on the strength of fine over-all squad balance. BOYS' TENNIS Row 1: M. Rogers, B. Smith, J. Newhouse, M. Oberle, D. Willhite, J. Colton. Row 2: E, Smith, J. Bottomley, J. Furgason, W. Schwyhart, D. Wagner, A. Thompson, Mr. Siddens lcoachl. PN -Amt BOYS' GOLF Row I: J. See, J. Scheppele, P. McDermott, J. Kenyon, D. Buck. Row 2: E. Meeter, K. Faxon, B. Seibert, J. Turner, C. Mosier, P. Lamson, J. Clilxeman. Boys' Golf West High's traditionally strong golf team will be out this year with some high possibilities. This year's team includes returning lettermen Earl Meeter and Phil McDermott, both underclassmen. Coach Don Narveson will again strive to steer home another winner. Before! After! Perry Myrsiades' name will be placed on the gold plaque as the winner of the twenty-first Most Valuable Athlete of the Year Award. Receiving two letters in football, Perry demonstrated outstanding ability as a line backer and blocking back both in his junior and senior years. During the last three years, Perry wrestled at 145 pounds, 154 pounds, and 165 pounds, winning three letters. Perry will be remembered for his leadership on and off the athletic field. Varsity Club Initiation week, ushering at special events, selling pop and Variety Show tickets: these are things we automatically connect with the Varsity Club. This fine club did much this year to spread the name of West High. VARSITY CLUB Row 1: T. Forrester, T. Huff, F. Augustson, D. Garvin, B. Kenny, T. Grange, J. Bast, P. Myrsiades, D. Marker, C. Kress Row 2: M. Noonan, W. Gano, S. Dray, C. Doepke, S. Smith, B. Gray, J. Perry, D. Zimmerman, D. Cole, D. Rogers. Row 3: J. Newhouse, B. Nelson, J. Ziegler, B. Smith, M. Clover, R. Moore, R. Gerard, F. Dick, P. St. John, Mr. Slddens iadvisorl. Row 4: F. Lane, K. Kudart, D. Batcher, P. O'Connor, R. Munger, L. Naber, E. Meeter, J. Selix, K. Hanks. Row 5: L. Andrew, J. Kurtt, P. McDermott, R. Lamson, D. Wagner, J. Cherry, J. Heinz, A. Miller, M. Oberle, E. Kinnaman 4 iii is if . . , . . V T3 Q 2 N.. :-. -11 ' X F .23 F 'fi gr 4 X1 -' ff' if fs-6- -' Z Q if S 3519, .559 ' -l Q Q , 1 X r K 1 5 nilgiifwq Their invaluable Time . . . ,E iii JACK M. LOGAN RALPH A. AUSTERMlllER Superintendent of Schools Director of Curriculum Board of Education Without these Board of Education members donating their time, our educational program would not be the fine one it is. With the help of Mr. Logan and Dr. Austermiller, these hard-working individuals gave us their sincere interest and guidance. BOARD OF EDUCATION Row 'l: Charles H. Dalton, .lr., Gordon Spry, Mrs. H. W. Rehder, Sydney Thomas. Row 2: Stewart Seidler fPres.D, E. A. Ralston fSec.l, Thomas Frey, Dr. Carl Hanson. i- .3 . . . Donated Ta Us WILLIAM W. GIBSON E. W. KERSENBROCK Principal Vice-principal At the head of our school are two very important and wonderful men. Their job requires knowledge, ability, and patience -qualities they possess, qualities we admire. To these fine men we owe so much. Attendance Office admits of all types and keeping accurate iii'i I A position of great importance e writing l I l l I records, our attendance officer per- ' formed on invaluable service. MRS. JEANNE PRATT Attendance Officer k MARY GROHS MRS. BEATE CAREY Co-op Secretary Secretary to Principal Secretaries In a school as busy as ours, it is necessary to have a secretarial staff, alert and capable: our secretaries were this - and more. Unselfishly They Teach Us With these people who have so unselfishly given of their knowledge and time lies the satisfaction of taught will remain us throu tour lives. KARL ANDERSON lYI.E ANDERSON VICTOR ARGOTSINGER English Creative Writing Biology American History Track minds-forming futures. The lessons they have CHLOE ARMSTRONG English Nvwjt ,c -va 145 kv f ' RICHARD BAKER Band MRS. DOROTHY BROWN RICHARD CAREY MRS. ALICE CERNEY ROBERT CROWI.EY R. E. CUNNINGHAM Homemaking English English Vocational Metals Office Practice Journalism Business Manager JOHN DENNY Driver Education GEORGE DUTCHER MRS. ALTA EMERSON BERNARD EYESTONE JOHN FRITZ Physical Education Physical Education Biology Spanish Football Archery Sophomore Baseball x X39- N in x P 'ig X MRS. DIANA HANSEN MRS. DOROTHEA HUEBNER LEWIS HUFF DOROTHY JOHNSON ROBERT JOHNSON Geometry English Bookkeeping Orchestra Chemistry Chemistry Speech Algebra CORA KATZER Swimming EDGAR KERSENBROCK MARION KITZMAN HEIEN KNOCHE Vice-principal Art Office Co.op Consumers Math Refqiling Wai ,sw .J Q Q s Q ,e.r I X FAITH KURTZWEIL FRED I.ARSON VINCENT McCOWEN HERBERT McCUll.EY PAUL MORGAN Director of i Economics Vocal Music Metals r Special Education Student Activities, Business Low X Mechanical Drpw' g Girls' Advlsdr at American History 5 , w LUCILLE NASH MRS. Shorthand Typing Baseball f RICHARD PURDY MRS. ETI'IEl SCOTT MRS. MILDRED SHELDAHL Biology Special Education School Nurse Geometry Senior Science Sophomore Basketball - 555 World History Visual Aids MARIE SHELLARD BARBARA SCHUCK ROBERT SIDDENS VIOLA SMITH W. E. SODERGREN Swimming Algebra Director f Stude A' , Wrestling So more, MRS. lAURA STECHER E. G. STROBRIDGE MRS. THEO UBAN 'AUCE VlN'T l'l0Fl Latin Physical Education Librarian English French Director of Athletics Homemaking Basketball J T rl' ff M' ' FRANCIS VILMAIN Physics ADALENE WAGNER DON English Head of English Department BESSIE YOUNG BEATRICE ZEUCH Typing American History Social Studies DOROTHY WILSON RUTH WILSON English Latin German Dramatics CUSTODIANS English American His BROOKE WORKMAN tor Front Row lleft to rightl: Ernest Kristensen Chead custodianl, Mrs. Clarence fAmandaD Titus, Mrs. Geneva Colbert, Ed Kenyon. Back Row: Ray Cornelius, George Erdman, Clarence Titus, Virgil Steele Gaylord Vollbrecht. June Ahernufhey f 'Q S X x Phil Abr ln Gary Arfherholf Suzanne .1Ak,1' Janine Bailey Awww W A W ff3S.,.iS' Koran Barr KGYBH Ilene Beasley Beck This Was Uur Year Larry Larry Mika Atkins Pu! Avlry Konnsfh Bill Baldwin Carol Bur: Bemus Jim Bas! lenash 'S 'Y Bargqu ef '? gi! La Roy Sarulsu Ruth Bok!! Betty Bawmun Gary John D. wxgw 5 O J?-f 5s 1 John Bran! Bill Brewster Janice Brinkemu Judith Brinkemu Judy Brinker Calvert Marlys Nancy Melodic 1. Wfrny Castle Marcia A. Chapman Carol Ch .lame Karon Coates A Sonia Cochra Ron Sue Cao udy Courfne Mar X Walior Craft Connie Cross Jerry Don .lim Cole Duane Conrad Y 7 Doloris Davis r Roger Downs Jerry D Marvin De Hart YUYQS Dena Dellinger Judy Dunn Eighmey Y m Mar Barbara 9 ee Drs Eagan urefe I ng Ri S Bonnie Dick Put Diggins chord Larry Duns N ,, W ittarnesi , W Jackie Ehle har 0 Ferguson Juni: Jann 107109 Tom Forrester Gurihoff Dave Don Gallery Wayne Guno Craig W. Frederick son Garvin Russ Jerry Ma rem J G'U5 90 GUYY GFUINSBV Tom Grange Robert Gray f5sw,.1 . fi K ffpli Ann Groenough Mary Grohs Guess Wayne Hugensvein Joanne Kay Huppokoffo Byron Hu mmons Caryl Harrison Juno! Maury Don Hubbard Nancy Mary Jeanne Ann Hurst Don .lambs Leslie Dixie Johnson Johnson Jvol Jung is N Kenny Potty Mary King Judy Bob Klmgaman Sally Gary Koonlg William I.. Korfsmoyer Duane Jury LaCrosse Mike David Loonan Karen Kress Nancy Lam H130 Lana G. Kurh Linda lichiy Nu ncy Cannon Long Mary Ellen Nancy Love Mu x Maas Div! Franca: Mayor Miller , 'iff 1 ff gay 1 .L fi lonnit Larry Mdiruvoy C Mogense n Moody Spenca r Moon Moors wb Enleen Morelock Ada Mosomun Perry Larry Naber Joe I Marilyn Noliing Mungor Kaihy Murphy Dino Myrxiadcs Newman Howard Larry A Nora Norris Make Oberlo William Patrick O'Brien Mlchaal Olsson Q KOH! 3 1 N A w W W ,-1 Barbara Perkins PINYSGI1 I 1 louann Daryl Roberto Sam Olson Paulson Perry P3 Roger ,W W m5.3f59QA Lunnn Sue Ransom Jim Richardson Bonnie Rogor I i i Donald Mary Jo Ruhoff Rinker E A I W. Roberts Joyce Roberts Runs: Caroline 'Vg I 1 Judy Ann Schiel Gary Jerry Rnd Jeromo J. Roovas Janet fan K 'P., Joy Sinnurd Sommer Jayco Jackie S PM Sf. Jo V I 1 Barbara Joy: 0 Berry St .loneg for Venn Rose Mane ieidlor raffon Terwedo K I 4 Nancy Townsend Put Scott Bob 'fazrf Larry Swifzer - 1 Wagner Barrow I :molar 'Fw wry x x X 'X X xxx' ss Q k 9. Carol Joan Winslow .lavocn Joan Larry Dave Lyn Seniors noi pidured: Philo Bostine Sandra Wybornay los and Myron Sevey Zin J-lflemnriam Steven Dray June 16, 1941 - February 17, 1959 Steve, a great guy, loyal Wahawk, hard working-one of us. To those who knew him only through sports, he exemplified duty and service to West High, his school. To those of us who knew him well, he represented honor, honor in all his actions. Even in death he gave to us a legacy: our motto . . . Duty, Honor, Service. We understand death for the first time when He puts His hand upon one whom we love. Une Ste Closer . . . Almost There Juniors . . . p e - Vi' 3 M g .fj- sm? V 1. g Q ' is A ' f i - . A , 'ir 2 5. , l zrqv i' A ' -A l is ' ' A ee -'ee J Q A ,S if - v W ...!.K.,..L,,. --YI , l l ., 5 Q .':- - E f ' :1- . 1: lo 5 -. Qi i fe Y A f ., f 5 . . i M Q. 5 ' if l A 5, . e e . 1 B, is is 1 ,.V. A A Q .. L -:-e.eQ e ' , B B 1' ,Q . ey Q ,N . , i e e J ss A x .,.-.. ,..:,c: .N Bi ' mf ' 4 ' i is ' Q 'Q' i 1-. A f.: 1' L 5 .AX I b. x In .,,S, 5 b , W A LAX, It r Row 'l: Gordon Adams, Larry Ainley, Janice Albright, Nancy Lee Allen, Don Ames, Dave Anderson, Judy Anderson, Marlys Anderson Row 2: Pat Anderson, Myrtle Appleby, Jon Arnold, Richard Arrasmith, Chuck Ash, Richard Austin, Jim Ayers, Jill Baker Row 3: Mary Sue Baker, Nancy C, Baker, Terry Baldwin, Raymond Barber, Robert Barck, Carol Barnett, Jim Barz, Kathy Baseler Row 4: Marilyn Baseler, D. Wayne Bearbower, Larry Beaton, Colleen Beckman, Cynthia Beckman, Judy Bela, Dave Benda, Bengston Row 5: Bruce Bengtson, Beverly Bergstrom, John Bergstrom, Barb Billington, Ron Billington, Janet Bohnsack, Beverly Boleyn, Marlys Botlema Row 6: Dennis Ronald Bowers, Gale Boylan, Gary Boylan, Merle Brand, Dave Brandhorst, Lindley Branson, Patty Brawner, Sharon Brewer Row 7: Rita Bronsema, Bob Bronson, Barb Brooks, Dick Brown, Marquis Brown, Sherry Brown, Paul Brunning, Ronald Buchan Row 8: Dave Buck, Karen Buck, Sue Bueter, Nolan Buie, Douglas Burdick, Tom Burke, Roy Burnell, John Burroughs .-V J l ' 1 9 X ff i E 4 i t fr ' i , ,J : l i it 1' fi, ,,1:, .. .-,.A 'Y ' in J' 5 , ' ' I i iq' 'Q : 'fb ,L C , 'A: it Ik: i In it , srs : se E J ' C i i J V ,h I I A is ' A' , is in J '.,. X Q, I in 4 kr I L10 , A' ,W A in Illx ,, W. M it - , :,,n,,,:,. ,, ,W ni , 'J 'Ti J ,, ll 4 In --.- -V .4-h V- 4. ----:: .... .:.. I w s :.,: if 4 I ? in sb E , 4 4: it it W, - Q-J Q , ' ,,,L' zzi . 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' -N f,, y Q 1 -- y f e . ft Y s f -A2 A'A 'l': J' , , i J ff io A ' Lana Bussey, Helen Caines, Johnny Calton, Kathy Card, Virginia Carlton, Row 2: Mary Carpenter, John Carr, Jack Carson Don Cavanaugh, Marlys Cavanaugh, Jack Cherry, Tom Choplin, Diane Christensen, Pat Christianson, Rodney Clark, Jack Clayton Row 3: John Clikemon, Cathy Clyne, Sherrilie Cobb, Barbara Cohn, Richard Cole, Sondra Coleman, Beverly Converse, Jill Conway Row 4: Jim Corsello, Betty Corwin, Barbara Covell, Karen Cowan, Tom Craft, Earlene Crowe, Larry Crowell, Jerry Cusmano Row 5: Jeanne Doggett, Roger Damon, Robert Daringer, Sandra Davidson, Larry Davis, Maynard Davis, Sandra Deitrick, Paul Delp Row 6: Pat Dennis, Fred Dick, Darol Dickson, Ronnie Dix, Chuck Doepke, Larry DuBois, Sandra Dumire, Sharon Dumler Row 7: Lee Eberly, Connie Jo Edwards, Jeanne Eggleston, Roger Ehlert, Carol Eldridge, Darlene Elliott, David Elliott, Jane Elliott Row 8: Kathy Elliott, Janice Elverum, Patricia Entz, Susan Esau, John Eyestone, Madlene Forr, Marlene Farr, Sharon Farris u l 5 li . : 1'Q t if i ii 3 T is Q l ., Nxt' K ,: : is J .,,, AL .1 X , sg 'vb 1 l .., A ubuu Q15 K L R Q S t ., r as , r B si A Q t J K , t , 1 J, . 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J fa.. . 5 L I . i I uzbv , , 4 i Row 1: Kurt Faxon, Mary Esther Fay, Sally Ferguson, Geraldine Ferrie, Marlys Ferson, Jan Figi, Mary Finch, Tim Flaig Row 2: Becky Fletcher, Steve Foster, Sue Foster, Bonnie Fox, Bonita Frein, Jim Furgason, Chuck Gadke, Robert Galligan Row 3: Jane Gardiner, Eugene Gardner, Bob Gates, David Gates, Charles Gillette, Marcia Gilliland, Jim Goecke, Beverly Goldstein Row 4: Cherrie Gorton, Jackie Goss, Helen Louise Graham, Judy Grange, Bob Granger, Karen Gray, Jack Gregersen, Barbara Greenough Row 5: Donna Grekoff, Roger Gruver, Pam Guetzlaff, Lynnette Haalboom, Gene Huckburth, John Hall, Betty Hamlyn, Nancy Hammond Row 6: Kathy Hanisch, Connie Hanna, Dick Hanna, Peggy Hansmeier, Dave Hanson, Joyce Hanson, Judy Hanson, Marilyn Hare Row 7: Gerald Harsch, Gary Hatch, Robert Hathaway, Nancy Hay, Jim Hekel, David Henning, Ruth Henry, Bill Herdahl Row 8: Judy Heyer, Dick Hill, Dick Hoag, Naomi Hocken, Terry Hoffman, Carolyn Hollis, Marolyn Hollis, Pat Hoxie . 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M -+ n A J - - Row 1: Janet Hrabak, Richard Hubert, Kathy Huggins, Virginia Hunt, James Hurd, Donnie Inman, Carol Ivens, Gary Jacobsen Row 2: Jo Jacobson, Vicki Jarman, Donna Jeffrey, Barbara Jensen, Larry Jensen, Judy Jenson, James Johnson, Janet Johnson Row 3: Linda Johnson, Janice Jones, Larry Jurgens, Parnell Kacher, David Kadera, Kenny Kasper, Sue Kayser, Mary Ann Kempf Row 4: Linda Kerns, Harley Kilby, Dick Kline, Jerry Knapp, Linda Knock, Beverly Knox, Roger Koopman, Kay Kotosky Row 5: Sue Kranfz, Craig Kress, Judith Kriz, Elenor Krueger, James Kurtt, Sandra Kutz, Paul Lamson, Rosemary Lane Row 6: Karen Lange, Tom Langlas, Gary Larson, Virginia Larson, Dick Lawson, James Lawson, Muriel Lehnhardt, Joyce Lemson Row 7: Glenda Lentz, James Levendusky, Jerry Lidsky, Richard Lindaman, Gail Lindfield, Bill Lindquist, Cynthia Lipkin, Diane Loehr Row 8: Jacquelyn Lowe, Wayne Lowe, Douglas Luck, Jay Margulis, Judy Markham, Patty Markley, Connie Joan Marks, Lynne Marsh 'A' . -1 ' ' E s. 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K 5 g X I , u g.: I f N Row I: Joe Martin, David Marvitz, Elaine Matthews, Sally Mauser, Ronnie Mayo, Richard McGee, Norman McMullen, Ronald Medd Row 2: Earl Meeter, Bob Meyer, Susan Meyer, Doreen Miller, Gordon Mills, Jim Milroy, Carol Ann Mixdorf, Florene Mogensen Row 3: Carole Moore, Maxine Morelock, Jack Moss, James Moten, Roger Mraz, Donald Muchmore, Charles Mueller, Janet Muller Row 4: Jack Murphy, Margaret Murphy, Michael Murphy, Paul Naber, Nancy Nardicchio, Bob Nelson, Kenny Nelson, Pat Nelson Row 5: Jim Newcomer, Ronald Newland, Jacquelyn Newsum, John Nielsen, larry Nielson, Cleo Niemeyer, Jim Nissen, Barb Nissly Row 6: Sheila Noble, LaDonna Nodurft, Ronnie Norris, Don Northey, Mary Jo Nutt, Patrick Oberle, Kathy O'Brien, Paul O'Connor Row 7: Julie Ogle, Hubert O'Halloran, Errol Olsen, Joyce Olsen, Sandra Olson, Rebecca Ott, John Overland, John Owen Row 8: Judy Owens, Larry Padden, Judy Page, Billy Parsons, Gary Parsons, Barbara Patterson, Martha Patty, Dan Paul , , A :, ,Q , : Q V, - . 2 , Q- M 1 M, 1 1l 1 l : M H 1 .Q M : V I ..,,.,n A I :Z q:,2. s Qs Q 5 Lf 9 11' ' Q J P ,. if 4 . ,, J' L 'v x - ' - ' is in' A rs i V l ggi, , A in .,:: X . 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W A 'J W' rt Row 'l: Barbara Pedersen, Joan Pepperling, Shirley Peterson, Larry Phelps, Don Phillips, Marie Pickerill, David Pinckney, Dick Pint Row 2: James David Polston, Connie Pommer, Denah Kay Purdy, Jane Rainbow, Robert Rains, LeVcnne Randall, Cammy Repass, Sam Reynolds Row 3: Evelyn Rice, Marlene Rice, Sandy Ridgley, Dennis Roberts, Karen Roberts, Jean Robinson, Joan Robinson, Howard Rodden Row 4: Martin Rodgers, Dennis Rogers, Paula Rogers, Dick Rosberg, James Ross, David Rudig, Jim Ruhoff, Darlene Rule Row 5: Oren Rundel, Larry Russell, Arlys Sabo, Morris Saclcett, Mary Jane Sanders, Jean Sauer, Karen Sauer, Della Scarbrough Row 6: Nancy Schaefer, Sandra Schiess, Barbara Scheppele, Ronald Schmadeke, Jim Schneclc, Karen Schoephoerster, Loretta Scholl, Jon Schrag Row 7: Dick Schultz, Mike Scully, Larry Seeley, Bill Seibert, Louis Sells, Doug Sharp, Craig Sheets, Patricia Shelton Row 8: Jerry Shepard, Earl Showers, Norma Showers, Jack Shuman, Jerry Silver, Sherryl Sims, Bruce Smith, Dean Smith 5 1 , -- , .... 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A , Row 1: Jim Smith, Karen Smith, Linda Smith, John Solberg, Marshall Sonksen, Dale Sorensen, Nancy Spaulding, Jon Spears Row 2: Sharon Spears, Stephen Spears, Larry Spooner, Craig Staley, Judie Stapellu, Mary Steidler, Philip Stewart, Russell Stirm Row 3: Sandy Stitt, Lorna Stock, Stanley Stolt, Carolyn Stout, Nancy Strachan, Donald Strawbridge, Jerry Swan, Barbara Tate Row 4: Pat Terry, Kathy Ter Veen, James Thiele, Tom Thielen, James Thiessen, Geraldine Thomas, Alfred Thompsen, Jeanne Thompson Row 5: Linda Thomsen, Earl Thorton, Steve Tillapaugh, Julie Timmerman, Nick Tollefson, Robert Tracy, Frank Trent, Donna Trost Row 6: Kae Troutner, Tom Trunnell, Beckie Trupp, Dick Tubandt, Terry Tufts, Barbara Turner, Donna Turner, Ronnie Turner Row 7: Betty Tuttle, Andy Uze, Diann Van Camp, JoAnn Van Camp, Kenny Vanous, Steve Vanous, Mary Vennum, Jerry Waalk Row 8: Don Wagner, Gary Wagner, Linda Waitman, Eleanor Walker, Larry Warnke, Adelor Warren,Janet Waselkov, Ellen Waterbury Row I: Richard Watland, Joan Weed, John Wehrle, Janice Weighley, Barb Weissman, Ronnie Wells, Linda West, Nancy Westcott Row 2: Dennis White, Sheryl Wildhagen, DeWayne Wilkins, Judy Willhite, Allan L. Williams, Janet Willson, Dick Winder, Jim Wisner Row 3: Ronald Witt, Jerry Wohlert, Richard Wolf, Dave Young, Don Young, James Young, Julie Young, Judy Zierath Row 4: Kenneth Zikuda, Roger Zimmerman, John Zubak Not Pictured: Larry Minlcs, John Rosteck ll New Experience . . . New Goals , . I ::.y.. , I r -I ' xg, t -!:, E Q.,Q, may .,1' ' ' b V'-'e-A- S1. ' J X h ., , , G Q x I s ' 5 - g .,f, is J? ,L F z l E . .. I- - 1 i Y if ' is ., - ' i 'N' ' f sf t l -zve . -5.: X W U .., . ,fl .1 me A 2 Y A . ZZ., :N K Q 3 VE 5 x ,J Se-Q . , Ibhe ., . 1 v Q : rs in w y A J' . A A . fra il -:.S 3 3' f ' B V e e , , .:,., .. f if ,.: A Q r e as ' Z' ' . .f 5 f :5':' .M km iy 1 ..... ,ss ,, A-L--J A sa- . Nu is 1 3 , Y Q f , , s e T? A 5 A ee. s K 5, ,, . . Q- V , A ' l e f ' l , I , A ,s , ,i 5 .sal ,., an , ,Q ls .. -.'2 4 .w i e e B - e lf' ? e e - ' - 1 34' ' x If A it ..'.. ,NJ Q :Z X I ,F -,'. N I XWV, U? m Row 1: Andy Aarons, Lila Adams, Sharon Aeby, Gretchen Akers, Janeen Albertson, Wayne Aldrich, Gary Alexander, Robert Alexander Row 2: Jim Alldredge, Virginia Allen, Burdette Anderson, Charles Anderson, Cheryl Anderson, Karen Anderson, Ronald Anderson, Georgia Applegate Row 3: Connie Arendsee, Ganene Aschbrenner, Francis Augustson, B'll Ayers, Larry Ayers, Kenny Backens, Bill Bagwell, Gary Baish Row 4: Nancy Baker, Paul Balvanz, Carol Bamsey, Dorothy Barchus, Roxanne Barney, .lanice Bartlet, Beverly Bass, Pauline Beasley Row 5:Mike Beaton, Glenn Beckman, Gary Beckwith, Ann Beers, Keith Benson, Caroline Berend, Arlin Bergstrom, Billie Bevard Row 6: Barbara Blackwell, Rodger Bland, Carolyn Blankenship, Sharon Blok, Marilyn Bohneman, James Bottomley, Dennis Bowling, Dennis Boxwell Row 7: - Frank Boyce, Dennis Bracken, Sandra Brand, Donna Branson, Toni Brigson, Dianne Brink, Gary Brinkemo, Betty Bronsema Row 8: Karen Brooks, Charlotte Brown, David Brown, Judy Brown, Patricia Brown, Pat Budke, Ronald Brown, Bob Burrell l 4 B ., l F C ' -' -,,, 2 ff? if ' 5 gp , A V .3 In , I C ,.,- , . 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E is , J , ,: : :- Row 'I: Ann Fliehler, Karen Fliss, Norbert Fliss, Jackie Fosfer, John Foust, Gerri Fox, Judy Freeland, Bruce Freeman Row 2: Norma Fulcher, Ann Funk, Carol Gadke, Jerry Gallery, Sharon Ganung, Charlene Gardner, David Gardner, Tempest Garner Row 3: Bob Garrison, Larry Garfhoff, Silas Gary, Sandra Gallagher, John Gates, Ronald Gates, Suzanne Gerk, Mildred Geriets Row 4: Roberfa Gilberl, Linda Glaw, Carolyn Glidewell, Merlyn Grady, Mary Sue Grange, Karen Graser, Larry Gray, Sharon Gray Row 5: Marvin Graybeal, Marilyn Greene, Jim Grier, Connie Grinsfead, John Guess, Tina Guss, Bonnie Gufknechf, LeMoyne Hadley Row 6: Ruth Haeflinger, Sue Halley, Violet Halverson, David Hamilton, Mark Hanna, Sharon Hanna, Keith Hanson, Sandra Happekofte Row 7: Maureen Harn, Sue Harier, Barb Haselman, Dick Hastings, Dale Hayes, Carole Heideman, Jane Heinz, Bill Hekel Row B: Linda Henderson, Norma Hennings, Sylvia Hennings, Lynn Hess, Bill Hilberf, Marvin Hixson, Nancy Hochreiier, Ellner Hoclcen 5 . 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P is of .A,,-- .. - 4 y G Q . -I 1-'Q ?--- is ,K V M, Row 1: Steve Hofer, Jerry Hoff, Louis Hoffert, Tom Hoffman, Marsha Holden, Gail Holley, William Holschlag, Martha Holt Row 2: Charlotte Houck, Judy Horsley, James Hoskins, Bob Huffman, Terry Hummel, Jaclr Jackson, John Jacobs, Doug Jacobsen Row 3: Larry Jacobson, Jon Jacobson, Nora Jeffrey, Jack James, Dan Jepperson, Esther Jepperson, Tom Jessen, Georgeann Jeys Row 4: Gary Johnson, Mary Lou Johnson, Monica Johnson, Joanne Johnston, Gene Jones, Weldon Jones, Joan Jorgensen, Keith .lurgens Row 5: Karen Kunzi, Larry Kauffman, Bill Kearney, Ann Keeler, Kathy Kelly, Thomas Kendall, Jim Kenyon, Neil Kepple Raw 6: Sharon Kersenbrock, Sandee Kessler, Jim Kiffer, Bob Kilbourn, Richard Killinger, Betty Kern, Sandy King, Karen Kinnaman Row 7: Sharon Kistner, Max Klein, Judy Kleinheksel, Janet Kline, Joyce Kline, Jim Knavel, Candy Knief, Linda Knight Row 8: Dave Koch, Sandra Koopmann, Elaine Kressley, Kathy Krie, Jerry Kriz, Karen Kuntz, Priscilla Kyner, Jeraldine Langham A 1 X 'fx 1 'I T I R I KN...-nn.-LA. 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' 1' Q 0 Row I: Bonnie Larson, Leland Larson, Kyra Lash, Larry Lawrence, Roger Layton, Sandy Lehman, Bill Leighty, Roger Leith Row 2: Frank Lemper, Mike LeQuatte, Douglas Light, Martha Limbert, Linda Lindsey, Larry Linhart, Susan Loomis, Barbara Lorenzen Row 3: Marilyn Lowe, Pat Luck, Grace Makinster, Frank Manson, Jackie Marker, Kay Marker, Ann Martin, Clarence Martin Row 4: Steve Mashek, Linda McClain, Geraldine McClellan, Dave McCombs, Peggy McCormick, Shirley McCreedy, Phil McDermott, Carol McEvoy Row 5: Don McKinney, Gary McLaughlin, Laura McMullen, Ruth McNamee, Kathe Mead, John Medd, Donna Meeker, Roger Meier Row 6: Duane Merryman, Becky Mettlin, John Meyers, Bob Miller, Diane Miller, John Miller, Judy Miller, Larry D. Miller Row 7: Larry Miller, Marlene Miller, Sharon Miller, Sherry Miller, Linda Millett, LeRoy Minks, Franklin Mixdorf, Gary Moe Row 8: Bob Moore, Paul Morgan, Jim Morrow, Karen Moser, Craig Mosier, Sam Murray, Steve Murray, Rosemary Myers tg: 5 If Q, ., ss ,mf .......!..u. Row I: ,Wt st? I M as M 9 3 -B . l 'i 5. A-ffl' 5 ', 4' 31, f , X' fx as I e K' -.Q .- . N:.v- ' 1 K i 'lm ' I' as l S . ll - 2 :gf . I A4 r g 'fy if: i 5 is f 5 l ' , -4 -:z , Q , W -5. . , , Y . ,.,,., ,-ff li , . v V , ' 3-, t F 4 , i x . K . .J ,. J wc 3 K 1- fl' 1 J 1 l l .. -V :., V 1 I 1 - R Q, .st A ,, ,:,, , at . f A secscceli 4 - M , N .ss l i M 6 y -if ., s si ,sz ,-- 3 . V Q- . W 36-f R 4' 2 e . ef ge c,33,lA wi gq azi ' f JM .- Q A 4 3 5 -c 2 i I Q , X a 3 , :'. J l H - 4 ., . 'ff' 'if , 3 A '-,ia ,.'- - P E l -' i 'A' I , , , .,. . it A 5 K , M. . ,i M -1 -M I- i 1 .2 ' limp, . V M Q ' A q'VV , 3 -- 'Q Z ' - 'i Q 4' if ,B 3 Q-A74 fy, ug' say? in 7 1.1 sf: in J Q Haley l J I t ., 2 ..-. s 1 W A X A e ' Q Ronnie Mythaler, Colin Neil, Richard Neiman, Linda Nelson, Jim Neuman, Mary Nibeck, Lynda Nicholas, Dennis Nield Row 2: Linda Nieman, JoAnn Niemeyer, Louanne Nolting, Kathy Nordman, Margaret O'Banion, Jerry Obenour, Judy O'Bryon, Larry O'Connor Row 3: Tom Oliver, Gary Olsen, Linda Olson, Jerry Ormord, Joyce Osborne, Sandra Oswald, John Otten, John Palmer Row 4: Dave Paras, Gerald Payne, Michael Pedersen, Dave Perry, Elaine Petalos, Greg Peters, Kenny Petersen, Darlene Peterson Row 5: Sally Peterson, Roger Phippen, Dick Pilipchuk, David Porter, James Porter, Bill Potter, Janet Potter, Jim Powell Raw 6: Karen Powell, Bill Pratt, Madeline Pratt, Margie Priest, Tom Quick, Cathie Quinlan, Ross Randall, Jean Ransom Row 7: Arthur Ratute, Cassie Renslow, Roy Richmond, Dick Richter, Pat Robinson, Astrid Roff, Jim Rogers, Jim Rosenow Row 8: Judy Ross, Sam Russell, Joan Saffell, Roberta Satterlee, Bernita Scarbrough, Gladys Schaffer, Denny Schmidt, Larry Schoep hoerster - .,,::- 3 f 2: ' 1 . --f' Y , X: r , 5 t 1 S ' s ' Q r ' . I T e ,. I .q,, W . : .. , 5 Q Aui, Q A J i ., , . Q f I ' Q ' J if ,qA.f ,,v. 8' S 'W 'J .Q... 'Q li if fir A .,. .,., l . ' . lg .Q use E H: :,,, F, X , 4 5 ', , ,f 3 , . N W ,K 3 , ' or cc R ' T 'f 1 ' J K , Q 1 , ,. g ., R ,as 5 . VX , 2 5 . --if , , it Al .- .'-.-.. - 2 my 'V . 'LIU E WE' H as N f Y ' :Q:: :Sa 'i T L, tu....! g 5 f T Q l A ix :.' . l , ff? l t t' A .A x is 1 X t ..,.,. hai , .- , Q 2 .,,, ' t T i A v ' X J S, . .L A -- ' -J '- .577 lc A .,x. ffl' e ' ,. , , S. , X W ',,.? , i 1, H! t 4 T r :: ,,,, T ' ' I ,- -., ew, Row 1: Connie Schoessler, Earl Schroeder, Rhoda Schults, Steve Schultz, Tom Scoggin, Bill Scott, John E. Scott, John S. Scott Row 2: Dick Sears, Jim See, Dan Seeger, Joyce Sexton, Linda Schaffer, Jim Scholl, Diane Sharbo, Sandra Shaulis Row 3: Stephen Sherburne, Sally Sherwood, Sandy Shook, Jeannette Simon, Barb Simonsen, Tom Simpson, Carolyn Sines, Bob Sisk Row 4: Welthea Sisk, Pat Sloan, Gary Smith, Marilyn Smith, Joyce Snider, Ardyce Speicher, Steve Stahlhut, Charlotte Stainbrcok Row 5: Alice Steggall, Mary Stewart, Carol Stimson, Ted Stover, Jean Strait, Bruce Strom, Jim Stuber, Steve Stultz Row 6: Christy Summerhays, Syndy Tanner, Eugenia Taylor, Glenda Taylor, Mary Ann Terebayza, Aaron Thornton, Sandy Tice, Karen Tietiens Row 7: Ronnie Tiller, George Torkelson, Judy Torney, Sandra Trost, Ronny Tuder, Jim Turner, Jack Tyler, Phyllis Tyler Row 8: Thomas Updegraff, Carl Urban, Gordon Vance, Ken Vanderwal, Linda Van Kirk, Michele Volker, Marcia Waalk, John Warren K x . , s L . -.-- 1 1-1 A L 1 f' 4 r . Q is , -- A-V: t A,,, . - ' D - 1 Uv 'L Q - 5 H 3. K I .,.:V .- , -4 m -ff :Q-l 3 e Q , at, W I K ...L ' 4 5 ' 'kln , 'v 5 ' ' -L ' L i L 52, i 'Qwi .pfil Vifl ffl an .I E ,i ,-:l- l F ::, I wx , Q N I ' ., ' ,. ' ' - ' - - M -' iii 1 '3 ' . yr f . , Q Y :bl Fvll J 5, ,. 5 f Vwwed ef N eww, Xkete ,,4vt 531 Row I: Ronnie Warren, Karen Washburn, Marcia Watson, Allan Weber, Mark Weidner, Linda Westcott, Howard White, Carol Wieland Row 2: Eleanor Willbrandt, Edward Wilson, Mary Wildes, June Wilkins, Jerry Wilharm, Leonard Willison, Darrel Willhite, Linda Wing Row 3: Mary Wise, Floyd Wiseman, Diane Wolfgram, George Wolkerstofer, Larry Woodbury, Jackie Wood, David Woods, Terry Wool- man Row 4: Pat Woolsey, Dora Wygle, Jon Yogla, Leslie Young, Robert Zierath, Carol Zikuda, Don Zilmer, Mary Zwanziger No! Pictured: Ricky Burt, Carolyn Limion, Ray Stearns, Sharon Powers, Jane Pritchard lin Memoriam Joanne Baugher October 28, 1943 - December 23, 1958 She was a well-liked student in all her activities at West High. It is God's way. His will, not ours, be done. BARB BUSBY ...... GENIE COCHRAN .. JUDY ANDERSON.. CONNIE CHURCH.. JOHN KNOTT ..... BILL KENNY ..... JANIS GRAHAM. .. BRENDA THOMAS. . LOUANN PILIPCHUK. .. SARAH HANUSKE. . MELODIE CASBERG. CRAIG MAIN ..... DAVE WIELAND. .. ROGER LAYTON. . . FRANK LEMPER. .. NANCY BAKER .... ...CO-EDITOR .........CO-EDITOR . . . . . . .ASSISTANT EDITOR . . . .PRODUCTION MANAGER .. ...BUSINESS MANAGER . . . . .SPORTS EDITOR . . . .COPY EDITOR EDITOR . . . .SENIOR PICTURE EDITOR .... .JUNIOR PICTURE EDITOR SOPHOMORE PICTURE EDITOR ............PHOTOGRAPHER ...PHOTOGRAPHER ...PHOTOGRAPHER ...PHOTOGRAPHER ........TYPIST Soon our high school days will be another chapter in our past memories. These memories will be precious to us not only because of the big events but because of the wonderful experience it is to be a part of the spirit and student body of West. This spirit, though it is indescribable and intangible, is felt within each one of us. The things most appreciated are those that are past, as the senior class, we may have called this our year, but without the underclassmen this could not have been so. Now, underclassmen, you have your chance to take advantage of the opportunities to make next year -your big year. 9 W J K' iff C69 I' C6 cliff' I .balm Ill!! .Janie 'Mc Mffuqg a:r'rd72l'J Xss- y - J l I A . . sr I y 5 DQ J L. iff ? ' Q ff ee Q fi - 'fl -1 f X A,,,, 1 f x-, I it A slut all l Tl-ll? END lfl.,,ff'i X 0 Q C fin BUT ITS REALLY THE BEGINIXHNG Acknowledgments Walden's Photos, Pierce Studio, Macl:'s Photo Shop, Hutchinson Camera Shop, Hollett's Photography, National and Flint Studios Stewart-Simmons Company fPrintingJ The S. K. Smith Company, Chicago QCoversJ Waterloo Engraving and Service Co., Inc. National School Studios, Inc., Minneapolis fStudent Picturesl The Waterloo Daily Courier ipicturesl . . ...qi - '1' 1 4.5: ,ig :::'fI.'E': -I-. . 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