West Bend High School - Bend Yearbook (West Bend, WI)

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THE BEND The Girls' Athletic Association Fourth Row VD. Lodes, J. Walter, A. Stangl, C. Scherer, C. Lwngenbach. O. Survis, R. Unruh, J. Pick, F. Wagner, E. Bohn, G. Hembel, F, Kaehny, R. Klein, A. Schield, R. Wilkins, M. MacFarlane. Third Row---M. Kauper, R. Lemke, L. Schloemer, E. Weckmueller, S. Lonergan, G. Hembel, M. Beck. M. Yahr. N. Kelley, A. Westenberger, F. Wiskirchen, R. Held, L. Meuschke, G. Heimbach. Second Row ---- R. Smith, M. Thoma, H. Schmidt, F. Laningr, R. Alliet, L. Alliet, M. Melius. E. Gardner, H. Walter, M. Lang, B. Karsten, R. Hetzel, S. Pick, I. Brainerd, E. Schroeder, M. Schloemer, Miss Safford, L. Dwyer. First Row K. Lang, M. O'Meara, J. Wilkins, M. Heindl, B. Goetz, B. Ritger, K. Kullmann, V. Gonring, E. Schroeder, 0. Ashman, M. Weinand, H. Weiss, M. Weiss, R. Bennett, P. Kraemer, A. Bust, E. Riesch, Z. Heitimr. The G. A. A. is an organization which controls all of the girls' athletics and intramural contests. It is supervised and coached by Miss Dorothy Salford. Early in the year the following officers were selected: Mary O'Meara, President, Blanche Ritger, Vice-President, Delores Lodes, Treasurer, Jane Walter, Point Secretary, and Rita Klein, Secretary. The directing counsel consists of one manager from each major sport and tennis. During the past year they were Luella Schloemer, Volleyball, Mildred Kauper, Baseball, Ina Brainerd and Delores Lodes, Track, 'Mildred Weinand, Tennis. This short review gives the winners in our contests. The track meet in the spring of 1932 was won by the sophomores. The winner of the 1932 ten- nis tournament was Blanche Ritger, with Florence Wiskerchen as runner-up. The freshmen girls were victorious in the baseball tournament, and the juniors, for the second consecutive year, won the basketball championship. The volleyball teams this year were class teams instead of color teams. This season the number of points required to receive a UW. B. was cut from sixteen hundred to twelve hundred points. Page Twe nty-ni ne

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THE BEND The Baseball Team of 1933 Third Row W. Gonrimr, A. Nr-ubauvr, M. Braas:-h, R. Mayer. G. Woldt. P. Hron, H. Yoyrerst. N. Yoyzorst, W. Lehmann. Sm-cond Row Mr. Schuelkv, 0. Laufer, H. B1-ryxer, W. Wilkens. L. Ottmvr. M. Gonrimr. R. Laufcr. First Row li. Hcindl, R. Pick, E. Wiskirchun, E. Harih, E. Gonring, C, Wolf, J. Mueller. The Track Team of 1933 Third Row J. Nmrel, R. Lone-man, E. K1-mnenberxr. H. Fuyze, G. Mrazik, F. Sc-hloemer, H. Hackbarth, E. Wvstenhenrer. Second Row R. Puvstow, M. Riesch, H. Warnkey, A. Gehl, W. Haebipr, M. Kucster, W. Haumschild, J. Schaefer. First, Row R. Laufcr, H. Schowaltor, E, Beuscher, T. Dickmann, J. Puestow. L. Kissinger, S, 0'Meara. Page Twenty-cixxht

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THE BEND The Carl Pick Trophies The Carl Pick Trophies, which have been renewed every year since 1928, were presented this year at the Rotary-Kiwanis banquet. It has been the custom to give five awards. The large cup is awarded to the best indi- vidual all-around athlete, and the four smaller cups go to the best individu- al athletes in each of the major sports: football, basketball, baseball, and track. This selection is made each year by a committee of two members of the Alumni Association, two members of the Student Activity Association, and two faculty members. The awards for 1932 went to Joe O'Meara si,.rss.srsr. rrr.,.... F ootball Curtis Lane .,,.........,,,s,,,,,,s,.. Basketball Arthur Wiskirchen .....s.i..... Baseball John Wiedmeyer ,..........,,,,,,, Track Jack Pick ,,,,,,,,,s,ss.,... .,is,.,., A ll-around Athlete The Cheer Leaders The cheer leaders chosen for the year 1932-33 were selected by a vote of the student body. Harold Zahn was appointed captain and Horace Bruhy his assistant. They took charge of the pep meetings, and the stunts which they presented put a keen spirit into the students. The pep programs pre'- sented by the faculty were especially well received. It can be said of the cheer leaders that they successfully led the crowds at the football and basketball games. I I'h ty