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

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THE GUIDANCE GROUPS OF Mr. Edgar Hayes 5.l,vVl1:r--f.'1'1l-' l K ll 1 1-, r Mr. Roy Chrisfensen M , 45 ,X , J111, 1,l lf V1 L11 C1 S 1' T 1 1 Clvllff 11 ' B, E, lVl1'1.'.111kf-11 Slf1'r1 lr 1 1 C ll Mr. Roy Grignon 111111l11'111N Smfly' lXl'1'Pv,-1 dr- B.P1. A U' ' 1Vf ' '11-w'11'y 1 .1-,V-rw1r1, JFQ fi Top Row, leff lo riglwl: NN, li 1111, W l.11ll l., Pl- A, lfflw lfrwflf-', A l':-,f,1- ww ll. Middle Row: lVl . ll, 1 L, L'-fwlw P, l 11l11111,, l.'1L1l C. l'l'ff'l'Wv 1l 11: W,IflL11--r:l1f1m ,l, l,.1' '. Bollom Row: L, P1 v--- F, P1 111111 H, P33111 l' V, l' 11 11f'1 J, l11-lol Top Row, leff lo riglmlz Mr, Clmlslfgm- -,wrt R. Y1'1:f'1:T, J, Sflwmzdl, E. S11-'fl'1, C, Wa1f111 Ll J '1f1'1lf'l, W. luflw P1-'Cm Middle Row:P,Sfl1l 1 117,13-1l1 1 R, VV,11m111', J. Qflwrv dw P S r1f,r1bf,f:'1, W,V!m'11a BoH'om Row: ll, S+f1l1w1, 1 ,W1'1w1'i L-1111, Vf. Sfl'lf1Q 1'-1 lVl. S'li11'11U Top Row, lefl 'ro r1ql'1l Hull' l l-l11l 1 A 1 1 '1, f1,1. Pxlb1riv1111 W F1 l Middle Row: M 1 R.B1l7Y1 fl, H1 ' M ll l-l.m'f'1l111-111 Fl l 1 Bollom Row: L. ' F111,,l11'1d--1 NV 1 1 l

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Home Rooms Top LeTT: Miss T-TuTT's LaTin class. Top CenTer: Allan KieckhaTer and Miriam PrenTice. I The subiecTs oTTered by The school have been sTrearnlined. The obiecT oT The TaculTy has been To make The courses more ine TeresTing Tor The sTudenT, This has been accomplished by many means. The picTures below show many oT The meThods employed by Teachers in making Their sTudenTs inTeresTed in The work. Below leTT The 7Th hour l.aTin class is picTured working under These meThods wiTh The supervision oT Miss HuTT. SeomeTry, under skillTul handling oT Mr. Colby, has been made an inTeresTing subiecT Tor iuniors. NoTe The smiles on The Taces oT Miriam PrenTice and Allan l'fieckhaTer. A Toy guilloTine Tells a grim sTory oT The French RevoluTion, making The record easier Tor Jane Miller and Virginia BasTian. The ever changing map oT Europe holds The inTeresT oT Joe T-lashek so ThaT he appears To be waiTing Tor iT To change under his eyes. Perhaps iT is because we are a German communiTy or per- haps iT is because OT The work oT Miss Podruch, aT any raTe This Tremendous inTeresT in German is TypiTied by The zeal oT Virff ginia Weyres as she Tackles a declension. English is enlivened by a deTailed sTudy oT The naTion's Tore- mosT magazines. Eleanor Schneider and MargareT T-leld are sTudying an issue oT ForTune Magazine To deTermine The eT'Tec- Tiveness oT The arTicles and The adverTising. The iuniors had a banner year in speech. Lewis Rose and WalTer Weyres made up one debaTe Team while Bob RaTTray and Dan FlaherTy became The school's second Team. They won many oT Their verbal baTTles. Top RighT: Jane Miller and BoT'Tom CenTer: Virginia Wey- Virginia BasTian, res. BoTTom LefT: Joe T-'ashek, BOTTom Righfz Eleanore Schneie der and MargareT T-leld. r ...W

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QM' Qfee Gm Wm! GMM I Tra La, La, La, Tra, La! Every Wednesday nigh+ These beau- TiTul musical noTes, and more, are sung by The iunior girls in The glee club. The school has secured many modern pieces Tor The sTudenTs' enioymenT. Boob Za, Do, Te, La, So! Every Tuesday nighT chirping robins are heard.TheJuniorBoys' Gleefflub has some oT The besTvoices in school. These boys Tind many an hour oT enioymenT in singing. Tra, Boom, La, Za, La, Do! Mixed Chorus. NighTingales and Robins combine Their TalenTs. Many diTTiculT pieces have been masTered on Monday nighTs by These songsTers. These clubs, Girls' Glee Club, Boys' Glee Club, and Mixed Chorus have done a loT oT hard work This year. They worked very hard preparing Tor The Musical VarieTy Show, presenTed To earn Tunds Tor The purchase of new music. In May The chorisTers again appeared in The limelighT aT PorT VVashingTon aT The Music FesTival. Good work, you Junior SongsTers!! The iuniors in The orchesTra can noT be TorgoTTen. The orches- Tra This year was bigger and beTTer Than ever. Among The juniors who parTicipaTed in The orchesTra were: DoroThy Klein aT The clarineT: Adeline Johann, pluclcing violin sTringsq Brownie Gro- gan, puTTing aT The bariToneq Joe Huber, TooTing away aT The sax, MargareT RuT, anoTher TooTer oT The sax: Jean KoTTel, a Third sax TooTer: Marcella Perszylc aT The violin: Allan KieclchaTer and Lewis Rose sliding The Trombone, Danis Mouzalcis and Do- lores Redig and Viviane Geib sTrumming on Their violins. Girls' Chorus FirsT Row, leTT To righT: J. KoTTel, J. l-landlce, M. Perszyk, P. Mich- els, D. Redig, l-T. Tranholm, N. OTTrner. Second Row: M. PoTTer, D. MoThs, L. Gruendeman, P. Kuhn, R. Fagg, D. Klein. BoTTom Row: E. Degrier, M. GrueTz- macher, G. FeiTen, V. BasTian, R. Bell. Mixed Chorus Top Row: N. DeTTman, L. Rose, J. Huber, A. KieclchaTer, R. Yoq- ersT, W. Tuchscherer, R. Ward- ius, W. Grogan. Middle Row: VV. Kopp, V. Loebe, M. T-Teilmann, M. A. PuesTow, M, Wislcirchen, D. GoeTz, J. Troedel, D. SeeboTh. BoTTom Row: E. LauTer, V. G-eib, L. RosenThal, D. Proeber, M, Pren- Tice, A, Johann, D. We-sTphal.