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

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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.

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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.