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

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Top LeTT: G, Pele, J. Ecker,W. NVendT, F. Vifc-iss, and BeTTy Mccaiqo, waTch Shirley Carbon aT The sTencil. Top RighT: Miss Her- reman and Miss Nordvig examine The compleTod DusT Pan. BoTTom LefT: Bob Gro- gan and Bob RaT- Tray running oTT a slencil. BoTTom RighT: Viviane Geib, Mary Kuehl Thau, Joan Camer- on and Pearl Kuhn. I This year greaT eTTorT was puT TorTh To make The DusT Pan a True school newspaper. Under The guidance oT Miss Ross, who Took over The work aT The beginning oT The year wiTh The assisT- ance oT Miss Herreman and Miss Nordvig, The paper was pub- lished every Two weeks. Bob Grogan acTed as ediTor-in-chieT. There were many juniors This year who TelT journalisTically inclined. In TacT, The DusT Pan sTaTT was pracTically invaded by juniors. OT nineTeen sTudenTs who ediTed The school paper This year, Twelve were juniors. The imporTanT job OT ediTing The SpecTaTor wenT To Mary KuehlThau and Viviane Geib. Boys' sporTs were handled by Jack Ecker and Russell PeTri. Jean KoTTel wroTe mosT oT The girls' sporTs. lmporTanT members oT The general news and TeaTure sTaTT were BeTTy McCargo, Joan Cameron, and Lucille Proebei'.WalTer Tuchscherer served on The business and adverTising sTaTT. Finally, Two juniors, Lois Rosen- Thal and RoberT RaTTray, were assisTanTs To The ediTor-in-chieT. Such an enumeraTion oT personnel shows The exTenT oT The junior inTluence in This viTal sTudenT acTiviTy. IT does noT include, how- ever, The TalenTs oT The people in accomplishing Their jobs. The acclaim wiTh which The sTudenT readers oT The DusT Pan received Their work is The besT prooT oT iTs meriT. Many Took advanTage oT The journalism hobby groups To TurTher Their knowledge. These people were Joan Cameron, Mary KuehlThau, Viviane Geib, Lucille Proeber, Jean KoTTel, Lois RosenThal, and Bob RaTTray. The high school awards commiTTee decided To give recogni- Tion To The Tive people who did The mosT ouTsTanding work on The UusT Pan. This decision will give an added incenTive To work. JM! T an WM ' Egg, fm W Wi g .2 VH!! l f.Q4v'7 so W ff f Pace Twenly-Tive

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I The junior sTudenT body is privileged in having as iTs leader The all-round school boy, Bob Sonnenberg, alias Gus, Blubber. As presidenT oT The class he had The honor oT leading The grand march aT The gala evenT oT The year, The Prom. Bob is a well-known TooTball player and is everybody's Triend. Wells Grogan, Brownie To all oT his Triends, is our vice-presidenT. Brownie is one oT The versaTile juniors who parTicipaTes in many school acTiviTies. OT primary imporTance was his work as chairman oT The prom dec- oraTions commiTTee. A large parT oT The success oT The MoonlighT Cruise goes To Brownie. He also wenT ouT Tor aThleTics and played in The school band. OT course, a class always musT have a secreTary- Treasurer. The juniors elecTed Lois RosenThal. Lois is noT only prominenT in many oT The school clubs buT is also on The honor roll. She represenTed our school in de- clamaTion Tor Two years and her SouThern imiTaTions shall long be remembered. Lois Took charge oT our books and wroTe The minuTes oT The meeTings TaiThTully. We, juniors, owe a large parT oT our high raTing as a class To These oTTicers, who will long be remembered. One Teels elaTed To be a junior, Tor Then one emerges Trom a lower classman To an upper classman and begins To Teel ThaT he has a greaTer place in The world. He can- noT be pushed around any longer. GeomeTry surely is one sign oT growing up: and when one has masTered ThaT course, one really deserves To be an upper class- man. When The LaTin Club This year wished Tor some murals To decoraTe The walls oT Their class room, iT elecT- ed Johnny Jaekel To do The painTing as a projecT in his arT class wiTh The assisTance oT Mr. Reis. Since Johnny has been inTeresTed in arT during his enTire school career, This was his chance. He Took The job and Tinished iT beTore The end oT his school year. The murals should become a permanenT remembrance Tor Johnny. Typing is anoTher subjecT which many oT The juniors Take in order To prepare Themselves Tor TuTure jobs. There we see Miss Herreman giving advice To Pearl Kuhn, an enThusiasTic TypisT. Two Typing courses are oTTered: a one-year course Tor sTudenTs who wish To acquire The skill Tor personal use in order To Type neaTly such Things as leTTers, Themes. manuscripTs, ouTlines, and privaTe records: The Two-year course is vocaTional and covers deTails oT oTTice rouTine such as legal documenTs, sTaTemenTs, and Torrns oT busil ness leTTers, By The end oT The second year The TypisTs musT reach a raTe oT TorTy-Tive words per minuTe as a minimum. The large, new Typing room in The souTh addiTion has en- abled many To choose This course as an exTra. Page TwenTy-Tou r Um Sim? Top: Brownie Grogan, Lois RosenThal, and Bob Sonnenberq. CenTer: A Typing class, WalTer Tuchscherer. Charles Vv'alTer, Miss He Cameron, Pearl Kuhn. rreman, Joan BoTTom: STudenT of arT, John Jaekel.

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GUIDANCE GROUPS OF Miss a e Shipman Oslwk h eaQhers Miss Fay Hickey B. S. Uriiversify :ri Wiscon sim: M. A, Univeniiy oiVfES zonsin. Top Row, leff +o right C. Croqan. B P, Benikc- B, M. Benilce, J. De Banc J. Handle J. Herman, R. Duenlrel R, Faqci. Middle Row: Miss Shipman, M. Heii mafm, L. Grueriderrian. V. Basriari D. Geert, J. Cameron, 6. Peirem M. Heid. Bofiom Row: C. Airhaus, E. Deqner, M. Gruerzmaclwer, V. Geib, D Boeirder, R. Beii. Perle Twenty-six Top Row, lefi +o right M. Prerifice M. Vifisicirclwen, M. Perszyir. D. Rediq M. Scliioemer, H. Tranlwoirn, J. Tree del. Middle Row: Miss Hickey, B. Voelcs, P. Proeber, E. Schneider, V. Tayior M. A. Puesrow, L. Rosenrlwal. Boflom Row: E. Quass, M. Rui, D Yarir. Miss Frances Herreman Teachers' Coiieqe. Top Row, leff io right V. Loebe, J. Milier, P. Micheis, J. Koiar, D. Moilis, N. Gilmer. Middle Row: Miss, Herreman, A. Jo' Henri, B. Mdfarqo, J. Kciiiei, P. Kenra, D. Kiein, A. Kluever, Boffom Row: E. Leufer, M. Kuelwifiiau, P. Neubauer, L. Kirrnie. B. E,VVl'1i?ewa'rerSra're