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

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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

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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.

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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.