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

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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.

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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.

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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.