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

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1947 volume:

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J. 8 I , K . . . . in Lookung back suxty years we honor the men and women who attended that school meetung of March 5 l887 and who unanumously voted to establush a hugh school un our cuty Theur presence of mund as well as theur foresughtedness at the tume was destuned to exert a great upluftung unfluence on our communuty As far back as l872 a hugh school department was establushed un West Bend and a two story bruck addu tuon to the old north school house was buult Thus became a free hugh school un I887 The town gave the state the rught to unspect and supervuse un return for whuch the school receuved a small annual grant of money lt was un thus buuldung on the northeast corner of Elm Street and Eughth Avenue that the hfty three students who were enrolled un West Bend Hugh School durung uts furst year of exustence attended classes The responsubuluty of teachung these fufty three students rest ed enturely wuth two teachers One of these two was the pruncupal M A Buckley who resugned after one year un thus posutuon ln l888 eught students emerged from the courthouse wuth duplomas un theur possessuon Of those eught Mrs Henruetta Deucher and Muss Clara jones a resudent of West Bend are the only known luvung members Mr Buckley was succeeded by D T Keeley who was pruncupal for four years When un l889 the enroll ment already crowded the capacuty of the orugunal school buuldung the cutuzens of the town found ut necessary to construct a new buuldung Thus buuldung was furst put unto use un l890, and today serves as Holy Angels Parochual School Contunued growth made ut necessary un I900 to expand agaun Therefore, the orugunal hugh school buuldung was torn down, and a r'ew buuldung whuch now serves as the publuc lubrary was buult to accommodate both the hugh school and grades 6, 7, and 8 Though there were no notable changes un the cur ruculum of the school untul l905, the pruncupalshup changed hands three tumes durung thus peruod Mr L E. Amudon, who succeeded Mr D T Keeley, was pruncupal untul l897 when he resugned, and the offuce was agaun taken over by Mr Keeley From l902 to l905 Mr C H Duetz was pruncupal, and followung hum was a man who held the posutuon longer than all the others combuned Mr D E. lVlcl..ane, after whom the local graded school us named, dud much to make our hugh school an asset to the communuty It us unterestung to note the many new courses whuch were added to the curruculum whule Mr McLane was pruncupal Durung hus furst year un thus posutuon a greatly needed laboratory was added Page sux W W Stnfy to the school ln l909 the hugh school found utself employung a total of fuve teachers The year l9ll marked the untroductuon of manual traunung to the curruculum whule the followung year German was made a four year course ln l9l3 domestuc scuence was added and four years later un l9I 7 wuth Muss Cer trude Forrester as teacher West Bend students were able to profut by learnung shorthand and typung un the newly organuzed commercual department At a crowded school meetung un March 1924 the questuon of constructung a new school was voted down 409 253 ln August of the same year after several mus conceptuons had been cleared up the people changed theur munds and voted for the establushment of the school which us beung used today Thus buuldung was erected un 1925 At that tume the school board unanu mously voted to name the beautuful hugh school athletuc fueld Harvey Bruhy Memorual Fueld un honor of a local boy who dued un the servuce of hus county World War l ln l928 the school board accepted Carl Pucks offer to award trophues to the outstandung athletes each year These annual awards are Stull hughly regarded lt wasnt untul I935 that an art course was added to the already long lust of electuves un West Bend Hugh The addutuon to the hugh school un I939 whuch unclud ed quarters for vocatuonal educatuon untul such tume as a vocatuonal school was constructed met one of the great needs of the communuty Durung World War II, the vocatuonal school assusted un the war effort by traunung young men un mechanucal skulls for the local factorues When a school superuntendency was establushed un West Bend un l94l, lVlr lVlcl..ane was appounted super untendent and Mr Nl G Batho became pruncupal A year later, however, when Mr lVlcl.,ane dued, Mr Batho was made superuntendent, and the pruncupalshup was guven to Mr N E Colby who holds that posutuon today The modern buuldungs, equupment, and spacuous grounds of our publuc school system are valued at over S825,000 00 As we survey condutuons wuthun our school, we fund that once agaun the enrollment us begunnung to outgrow the capacuty of the school Thus, agaun our school plans for expansuon The plans for the future unclude a shop addutuon for both metal and wood work as well as cement bleachers for the football fueld Many of West Bend's most promunent cutuzens can be numbered among the more than twenty fuve hundred persons who have graduated from our hugh school sunce that furst class of suxty years ago Mx D J Kenny Clerk Mr Robert Barber Mrs George Kuehlthau D1 A H Hexdnex Treasurer M1 James R Broun DlY8CtOI ' 01 Alexander Pope D010 hy Voeks G 1ce Grogan Mrs B1od7erle1 The smooth functlonmg of any orgamzatlon ns dependent upon capable leadershlp Slxty years ago our leaders were faced wlth the problem of developing a system of hrgh school educatlon Today the complexity of a growing educatronal program presents mcreaslng prob lems A well rounded course of study and planned extra currlcular actlvltles reflect the ablllty of our leaders Mr M G Batho clty superlntendent of schools and Mr N E Colby prmclpal strrve cooperatively to mam tam a steady record of progress for our school The public schools of West Bend are dlrected by a board of flve members two of whom are elected each year Director ames R Brown has served hrs flrst year after takmg the place of Mr A H Klumb who had been a member of the board for twelve years A former teacher Mr D Kenny has held the posltlon of clerk for twenty two years while Dr A H Heldner the treasurer has served for nlneteen years The remammg two members are Mrs George Kuehlthau completlng ten years and Mr Robert Barber who has flmshed one year after succeedlng Mr E Krueger The nucleus of busmess actlvlty ln our school IS the office and the ever alert members of lts staff Through their efforts program cards are made out for the year the school calendar IS complled records are kept and num ceeded Marllyn Bohn at the end of the flrst semester has shown ablllty patlence and a frlendly attltude to students and teachers alike Mlss Dorothy Voeks who was re cently employed as Mr Bathos secretary also works efhclently wlth ofhce correspondence The busmess rec ords of the school are carefully posted by Mrs Brodzeller M1 Num in E Colbx Prmcxpal N11 Marshall G Batho Superxntendent Page sexen r 7' ' c c , . 0 . . . . , . . J. , ' , . . . - ' ' I s v 1 - . . . alla? . , . Q . . . . , K . . , , - X V H erous jobs are performed. Miss Grace Grogan who suc- . , Q Y - . , 'L' H ' ,A ' .' ' l ' Y 1 ' A,.'A'j. 2 4 1 V.. .' 'A :A .-A .U . V .' I A it ' 'ly r I n fl r 9 ll4.J.,..'fHzf. Top Row Ralph Eggert Ella Kuehlthau Middle Row Arthur Kurtz Harold Hoop Jean Parker Dorothy Zamorskr Kather rne Welch Mrs Golden Grll Cerl Pod ruch Mrs V Miller Seymour Catherine Mrller Edith Herdner Robert Caldwell man Peter Arzrkovrc Karl Kuss Marr lyn Marshall Myron Hildebrand Row land Runkel Norman E Colby Fred errck Schwehr We! Bottom Row Walter Schuelke Mrs M T Wilson Mary OConnell Mrs Ruben Yoost Roy Grrgnon Mary Jane Sullivan Dorothy Schoephorster Betty Schoon maker Mrs I r V r n g Johnson Har old Shlrmovrtz Frederic B Baxter Peter Al'Zlk0WlC 0 Bookkeeping Crtrzenshrp Business Lau B S Marquette Unrversrty Lucille Austrn 0 B M Lawrence Conservatory of 'Vlusrc Christiansen Choral School Graduate Work Northwestern Unrversrty Frederic B Baxter 0 English B E Plattexrlle State Teach ers College Ph M Unrversrty of Wrsconsrn Graduate Study Columbra Unrversrty Robert Caldwell 0 Physrcal Education B E LaCrosse S r e Teachers College Unrversrty of Arizona Prm Norman L Colby 0 Physics Algebra B A Unrxersrty of Wrsconsrn M A Unrxersrty of Wrsconsrn Central State Teachers College Graduate Ralph Fggert 0 Business Trarnrng Typing B E Whrte water State Teachers College Graduate Study North Mrs Golden Gill 0 Librarian B A Laurence College Mrl xxaukee State Teachers College Roy T Grrgnon 0 Chemrstry B A Laurence College M A Unrversrty of Wrsconsrn Edith Herdner 0 Amerrcan Hrstory Geography B A Unr versrtv of Wrsconsrn Graduate Study Unrversrty of Chicago Columbra Unrxersrty Myron Hildebrand 0 Economics Crtrzenshrp B E Oshkosh State Teachers College M A Northwestern Lnxwersrty Graduate Study Unrversrty of Colorado Harold Hoopman 0 Latrn B A Mrssron House M E Mar quette Unrversrty Summer School Marquette Unrversrty Mrs Irung Iohnson I English B E Superror State Teach ers College Iflla Kuehlthau 0 Home Economics The Stout Institute B S Columbra Unrversrty M A Columbra Unrversrty Arthur Kurtz 0 Agriculture B S Unrversrty of Wrsconsrn Karl Kuss 1 Biology Scrence B S Rrver Falls State Teachers College Unrversrty of Mrnnesota Mrs Robert Lrrm 0 Art A A Stephens College B S Unr versrty of Wrsconsrn Page erght H F Amrel Marilyn Marshall 0 English Stenography Typrng B E Whrtevsater State Teachers College Catherine Miller 0 Speech English B S Northwestern Unrversrty M A Northwestern Unrversrty Summer School Unrversrty of Wrsconsrn Unrversrty of California Mary C OConnell 0 English B S River Falls State Teach ers College lean Parker 0 Adxanced Math Algebra B S Unrxersrty of Mrnnesota Summer School Unrversrty of Colorado CPI' Podruch 0 German English B A Unrversrty of Wrs consrn Graduate Study Unrversrty of Wrsconsrn Rowland Runkel 0 World Hrstory B E Mrlxxaukee State Teachers College Marquette Lnrversrty Harold ghllIll0XltZ 0 Musrc B E Platteville State Teachers School of Musrc Illrnors Wesleyan Unrversrty Dorothy Schoephorster 0 English B A North Central College Betty Schoonmaker 0 Geometry Gurdance B A Laurence M A Northwestern Unrversrty Summer School Mrlvsaukee State Teachers College Frederick I' Schwehr I Industrial Arts General Shop Gen eral Metals B S Stout Institute Marg Iane Sullnan 0 Algebra Geometry Chemrstry B A Harris Teachers College St Lours Washrngton Unrversrty St Lours Unrversrty of Wrsconsrn Mrs W Miller Seymour 0 Home Economics Stout Instrtute Walter Schuelke 0 Industrial Arts Drafting B S Stout Institute M E Marquette Unrversrty Katherine Welch 0 Physrcal Education B S LaCrosse State Teachers College Mrs M T Wilson 0 Crtrzenshrp World Hrstory B S Unr versrty of Wrsconsrn Mrs Ruben Xoost 0 Scrence Algebra B A Valparaiso Unrversrty Unrversrty of Wrsconsrn Dorothy Zamorskr 0 Spanish Amerrcan Hrstory B A Carroll College r r y--- . 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Q ' I I fnjajhe aifaecfane Our semor year of hlgh school began llke any other year the confuslon of the opening day the program chang es the same classes except that we were semors now The first weeks of school we repeated thls phrase often We re semors now Only as we agam became accustomed to the routme of school llfe dnd we realize what the CXPTCSSIOH meant We were also beglnmng to grasp the fact that ln a few short months we would graduate and leave hlgh school be hmd not to return the followmg September And so came memorxes As freshmen we were typlcal adjusting ourselves to thls new l-:md of llfe after many embarrassing mo ments and the foolish mlstakes whlch only freshmen make Presldent Harry German VICE presldent lm Boldt and Secretary treasurer Bob Weiss accepted their responslbllltles as leaders ably and carefully A large number of our one hundred seventy five members partlclpated ln sports muslc debate and forensics Our enthusiasm was further dls played when we elected our class mate Dick Hetland to the vlce presl dency of the student body Our scholastlc abllltles were equally ev1 dent smce ten freshmen completed the year with honor roll averages began to make a name for ourselves umors and upperclassmen' We started off with a surprlslng electron when Duck Heppe became class presldent on a wnte ln ballot Roy Sauer was elected vlce presxdent and ane Rosenhexmer secretary treasur er Our Jumors agaln made head llnes m the athletic muslcal and speaking fields as they had done as freshmen and sophomores But f course the most CXCltll'lg event of the year for all of our classmates was that unforgettable and breathtakmg Jumor prom Rhapsody 1n Blue The Junlors put forth all thexr efforts to produce a most beautiful and elaborate prom When Klng Duck Heppe and Queen ane Rosenhexmer led the grand march the junlors were filled with prlde as they ad mlred a job well done Our days as semors proved to be both swnft and busy and were filled wlth thoughts of graduatlon Ordering mvntatlons and calling cards selecting a class memorial trymg on caps and gowns preparing for the semor banquet lent excnte ment to the last weeks Joy and sad ness pride and humbleness were the f ulia Woodru feelings we experienced as we reached the threshold Wlth dlplo mas rn hand we wlll walk out mto the peace of the done SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Presldent Robert Welss Vlce pr esldent Bernard Wagner Secretary treasurer Helen Bohn HONOR ROLL Ersenmann Joan Valedrctorlan Naab Rosalle Salutatorlan Arnfield Barbara Boden Shnley Bohn Jacquellne Butz Joyce Cypher Arlene Drewall Dorls Dowty Vrrgmla German Harold Hetebrueg June Jenkms Donna Kenny Margaret Kuhn Lols Ramey Dolores Rosenhelmer Jane Wagner Bernard Page nme . O - - - I ff I 7 , . - . J. I , - I . I I I ' I Returning as sophomores, we .I I Q 1 n ' n J . . ' , ' ' ' ' 0 . . ' ..... v n , dl s .vu - - - - .I 1 .- , , . -- I . I V , 1 I ' 1 u 1 l I , . 1 ' ' , 1 . 1 I, Page ren Ethel Abel Do11s Ahlers Barbara Ainfleld Ray Asmue A1l1ne Aulenbachel Lois Averill Sylvla Bales Hauy Baixxmd Donald L Bauer William Bauer Auiia Bell Raoul Benedict Carl A, Bernhagen Ruth Blazel Shirley Boden Helen Bohn Jackie Bohn Bernice Brugger William Buettner Jr Mary Lou Burg Joyce Ann Butz Margaret Anne Cain Pat Collins Arline Cypher Wallwce Daggett Nfalgaxet Dlckmarm D01 lg Dieu xll Vngmxd Doxx ty Charles Dxxyu ullenne Edgal Joan Ensenmann Calol Engelmann Arlene Elber Kathleen Eu ext Ruth Falk Herbert Fxschex LOUIS F Geldel Reuben A Geldel Emllle Gexek H1115 K Gexman Belmce Gelnel Mexhn C Gernex Harold VV Gllbezt Ruby Goeden Robelt W GOI1I1ng Walter B Glotelueschen Betty Ann Gxuetzmacher 'O Page elex en vkfkJ ' . Karyl Mae Geib I Lou Guth Donald L H'1m'1nn Dlck Henry Heppe Vlauon HCIIYIWD June Hetebxueg Rlchaxd Hetland Esthen Holl Elleen Holtan Reld F Horle Lee A Ickstadt Marmette Jaegel Donna Jem Jenkms Bexelly Kapfel Nlaxgalet Anne Kenny Maly Ellen Kleckhxfc-I Ralph Klee MHIVIH VV KlSS1Hg'Cl Helen Klug, JHDICE Klug LaVexne L Klug June Kocher Allen Komdth Carol Koth Page tw elx e .IV .1 l ' f Q 1 Margie Jazak J ' - .wr 'T V : Roseann Kxejci Robert G Kluegei Florence Kudek Lola. Kuhn John E Lundverttei Hound V Lang, Done Laufei Bob Lemke Andrew J Loduhn Donald In Lutz Alice MH6dLl Maynaid A Malth Don Matthide Eugene Mayer Vera McCartney Mavis Melius Helen R. Muckerheide Ralph Muehl LeRoy Mueller Rosalie Naab Deril Noegel Bernice Oelhafen Gertrude D, Okrusch Gertrude Pagel Page thu teen Audley Petels John S Petels Chailotte Pischke Jack A Puerlmg Doloies Rainey Alice Reicheit Jack Reiland Thelesa Reindeie Lloyd J Reinke Louis Renaid Maiion F Rose Jane Rosenheimei Milton M Rusch Roy Sauer Fxank B Schaliei Neal Schleif Shirley Schloemei Delbert G. Schmidt June Schmidt VVi1ma Schneider Daniel V. Schowzilim Kathy Seymour Ben Smithers Alfred C. Stauss Page fouiteen Mathias Stoffel Charlotte A. M. Stowers Richard Paul Tank Cyrilla Thoma Arleen M. Utech Carl Wachs Bernard Wagner Marie Wagner 'Vlary Ann Wugner Baxbaxa Weber YDOFIS Webster 'Vlalllyn Weldman Robelt Welss H Walter Welss Donna Mae Wlckelt Dallene M Wledmeyel 4'iROb8lt Wolf Allen K Yah! Glenn A Zlmmezman Wlthdr eva Completmg w oz k next semester 414 5 9 1 5 5'fJ xv ' Page flfteen ff V' A e ,,AQ 1,6 UK, 'f' ' 5 V H- .f' . W -'A ' f A 'S ,3 6, 0 N' .-?.Q'Q,i:jf- . K M I am c o a t I . 1 JN N '-1 , - - - Iohn Trowbridge I 9' Nl' l 'l x 'gig 1 ' . , ll , , ,? 1' JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Arlette Mehlos Darwm Juech pmsldent Darmm Juech 1947 Prom Queen and Kmg Secletarytleasuner Ken Pauex lntroducmg to you the juniors of today the sen lors of tomorrow! Already we have three grand and glorlous years to look back on wlth a mlxed feeling of regret that Old Man Tlme marched on so swnftly and yet there lS a feelmg of Joyful antlclpatlon when we too shall graduate and step out on our own Our first class meetmg for the purpose of nominating our class officers provlded a pleasant surprise for the entire school when we elected Darwm uech as president for the second consec UIIVC year ASSlStll'lg hum m leadlng our class were Ken Pauer who was secretary treasurer Although last year we took an actlve part ln sports this year proved that our class really could take a big part m the athletic program On the lme up of the football team were found the names of many junior boys Many of them also con tmued rn baseball basketball track and just about every sport m the program Cheerlng them on were Arlette Mehlos LaVerne Martm Shlrley Lemke Evelyn Kudek and Lou Ann Schloemer the cheerleaders Towards the mlddle of the year another class meetmg was held for the purpose of choosing the JUDIOI class rings The committee and MISS Pod ruch finally narrowed the selection to three rmgs and of these three the class chose the Royal Page sxxteen Vxce plesldent John Falter Crown Now we felt llke real upper classmen We had our own speclal rmgs to prove It The Juniors also took an actlve part ln foren slcs wlth many of them helping to brmg honor to West Bend Two Juniors Lou Ann Schloemer and Dick Larson together wlth their partners agam brought home the debate champxonshlp of the Llttle Ten and a second place IH the Natlonal Forensic League and state contests FIYSI place ln the Arrerlcan Legion Essay Contest was won by oanne Dewey But what JUDIOY class hlstory would be com the umor Prom3 Commlttee meetmg after com mlttee meetmg was held to decide on the orches tra the theme and the many other detanls whlch go into making lt a success Finally after much dlscusslon we plcked our theme Black Magic and after more suspense and speculation we lntroduced our queen Arlette Mehlos Thlrteen couples together with King Darwin uech and ueen Arlette relgned over the never to be for gotten prom All too soon lt was over and lt seemed that we had left behlnd an lmportant event ln our hlgh school careers The one occasion to sadden our Junlor year was the death of one of our favorite classmates Roger Wredmeyer who died durlng the summer of hrs Junior year He IS sadly mlssed by all of us .l0hf1 Faltef, Wl'l0 SCl'VCd HS ViCC-P1'CSidCI'lt, and plete without mentioning the biggest event of all, Top Mary Jane Hrnsenkamp Kathryn Bernhagen Mary Ann Gundrum Betty Anderson Ar lyn Gauger Vrrgrnra Bauer Lorarn Hernecke Second Audrey Herman Audrey Ha mann Dorothy Gumm Betty Borchardt Lenore Hanson Cathy Balthazor Thrrd Joyce Hardegan Edrth Danne man Lors Drckmann Laura Hersler Marrlyn Albrnger Ruth Hagner Bottom June Bolhalter Phyllls Beger Mary Belle Faber Joanne Dewey Shrr leg Faber Lors Jane Harth Top Joseph Matenaer Arnold Hertrng Charles Johnson Wrllram Homuth Darxsrn Juech Clarence Kellbach James Krrcher Second Harvey Krueger Robert Lued ecke Kerth MacFarlane Vhllram Haen del Leonard Kurtz Harold Justman Thrrd Rrchard Landvatter Ben Klern Lee M ller Walter Kratz Rrchard Lar son Walter Hughes Peter 'vlolter Top Marlrn Bruessel Peter Gonnerrng Rrchard Bell Melvrn Emmer Robert Guse James Baumann Howard Bauer Davrd Goddard Second Donald Flasch Melvin Bohn RrchardGerhardt Clrfford Bauer Fred rrck Erckman Clrfford Butzke Herbert Burckardt Thrrd Marvrn Conrad Vernon Frank Fredrrck Groth Leroy Averrll Sylxes ter Brertzer Larry Chase Bottom Eugene Axerrll Eugene Bohn Grlbert Flrtter John Falter Vernon Goeden Donald Bloecher John Grote lueschen Top Lors Vogelsang Cecrlra Tackes LaRae bmbs Jo Anne Wllcox Lou Ann Schloemer Nadra Strack Second Esther Wollmann Betty Wen delborn Lucrlle Vlfeyres Rosemary Vlredmeyer Geraldrne Stockhausen Thrrd Carol Smith Mavrs Schrank Joan Tock Armella Schxxrnn Vrrgrnra Wernrerch Bottom M ar 115 n Thoma, Jeanette Wrlde Shrrley Weber Mary Wernand Top Ruth Murray Rrta Knoeck Marr lyn Jonas Anne Kreckhafer Arlette Mehlos Second Lors Mrtter Joyce Rose Irrs Rrley Bette Raquet Patrrcra Mrller Thrrd Ruth Krrcher Patrrcra Kaemp fer Jacquelrne Koch Shrrley Lemke Clara Rernders Bottom Evelyn Kudek Janet Krrcher Laxerne Martrn Audrey Noegel Top Ralph Rosenthal Robert Vhlke James Perrln Walter Wendt Vernon Schxxrchtenberg James Schlegel Nor man Scheunemann Edward Schmrtz Second Pobert Schnar Jack Vlfenrnger Robert Neeb Kenneth Pauer John Thoma Glen Peters Thrrd Ver non VN olf George Schou alter Sylx ester Otten T h o m a s Thorson Hou ard Proeber Ronald Ruefenacht James Ryan Bottom K e n n e t h Wagner Justrn Theusch Rrchard Yahr Eduard Phrlrp pr John Neuy Page sex enteen -- V -- V V --- V V - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , , . --- V - -.- V V V V A V ' ' ' ' Y ' . . . . 1 - 1 1 V ' A ' V 1 . - -.- V - . , I 1 1 1 --- , . 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V V V , A . 1 1 - 0,1 N701 ' ,tau - - - Byron SOPHOMORE CLAQS OFFICERS Secretary treasurer Elalne Bohn Vlce P1eS1deI1t James Bell Presxdent Ph1l Schlelf Well here IS the end of our I947 school year We are no longer under classmen but prospectlve members of the most hlghllghted class ln school the Junlor class freshmen and sophs we had to take a back seat while the Jumors got all the publrcxty but after two years of patlence we hnally are going to get a chance at the spotllght We had a very fine sophomore class this year lr couldn t be anythmg but good conslderlng what a hne Job our offlcers dnd Our presldent was Phll Schlelf ably asslsted by our vlce president m Bell and our secretary treasurer Elame Bohn All three of these students dld an extremely fine job and we certainly owe them a vote of thanks This especlally holds true ln speech work The sophomores ln the extempore speakmg contest numbered twenty eight ln our class top honors went to joel Hetland who won Hrst prlze whlle Phyllls lndermuehle Carol Lresener and Roger Zlmmerman followed ln second thlrd and fourth places respectively The students ln both the Page elghteen extempore speaklng and the declamatlon contests received polnts according to thelr ratlngs of A B or C oan Klrcher and Dons Ruhnke drd a swell Job and came up wlth mne ponnts aplece and book awards ln the branch of forensics known as oratorncal declamatlon Phyllls lndermuehle won second place Melxtta Relmann and oel Hetland won third and fourth place respectlvely while ln the Oflglnal oratory contest Richard Goeden tled wlth a member of the junior class for second place The prlzes for these two contests were books from a selected llst Another member of our class Dan Kuhn dxstmgulshed himself by becoming vlce president of the Student Senate The B squads IH boys football and basketball also came to llfe showmg the members to be a fine group of athletes lt s often sand that the sophomore year rs the most uneventful of all hrgh school years but most of us no doubt have found thls untrue Q f- , V , f ' , ' 0 , K 4' A V 1,4 I L r rc , . - ' . . . . . ' In the previous years, when we were little FOI' these two contests the WiIlI1CI'S I'CCClVCd cash , . 2 . . , , - . , J . u U . , . . - . y Ji - . . Y - Y ' ' , , 1 - . i , . , . , . . , . y . . ' v , , - , 1 - Top Malgle Gloh Jeannette ClllaCkS Malllyn Bauel Audley Boden Mullel Belnhaldt Dorean Gaugel Roseann Belongla Marlan Gosse Carole Casper Second D el o r e s Engelelter Elaine Bohn Jean Goeden Vllglnla Belgln Joanne Ahlels Fabla Flckert Malllyn Bandle GlOI1a Elhaldt Thlld Hazel Bock Lucllle Butt Belna dlne Dllcken Lucllle Falk Rosemaly Belend 1VI31X8l Flck Deloles Foy Shlrley Guth Bottom Helen Guth Paullne Exxelt Mlldled EXK6lt Llla Drlcken Vella Do man Jeanne Cook Lollalne Ensen bach Top Donald Mack Rlchard Homuth Leo Helsler Donald Hahn Gelald Mehlos R1chaldK1umb Gelald Kluegel Second Vlalk Hammel Shaw n Kell Lloyd Jacklln Jelly Hoelz James Lange Jerry Mlllel Thlld Eall H6lllDg Kenneth Herman Danlel Kuhn D3Xld Martln Donald Kllchel Joel Hetland Bottom Vhlllam Hart Floyd Janz Pay Kochel Hoxxard Kaschnel Top Louls Blumm James Bell Harvey Goschey FIHDCIS Alblngel Call Blazel Call Gluetzmacher Jelome Emmel Second Robelt Bell Donald Blngen Vhlllam Bladley Herbert Brace Her bert Cash John Dallmann James Albrecht Bottom Donald Flck Dayld Bastlan Nol man Geldel Eall Dekkel Don Gloth Top Nancy Scepel Jean Wolf Peall Cathellne Vogt Allene NIlCOl3US Second Nancy S1191 Clala Mae Mlller Dorls Ruhnke Glorla Wennlngel P ullne Schneider Malcla Rltgel Verla Schloemer Thlld Marlyn Relnke Dolothy Volk mann Chalmalne Russell Betty Tuch SCh9I8I Annabelle Muellel Jean Sen ner Bottom Mal JOTIB Popelka Mal lanne Stlupp Melltta Relmann Betty Wel land Loulse Shelman Juanlta VV1nget Top Betty Lange Malle Knoeck Janet Hupfel Dololes Lavelenz Dallene Kapfel C3101 Llesenel Lucy Kolbel Second Audrey KISS Audrey Holn Rose Isselman Jean Lemke Joyce Helder Audrey Klsslngel Maly Ko xxanda Thlld B e l n a d 1 n e Knoeck PatIlCla Hausmann lVIa11ene Haltleb Phyllls Indelmuehle Patllcla Laufel Malllyn Laufel Wlarlalyce Klem Bottom Mallta Llesenel Maly Lou Klrchel Betty Kolkema Betty Lucka Joan Kllcher Exelyn H1gg1nS Louella Halth La Donna Kalkofen Top Herbert Rltgel Rlchard Ruhnke Loyal Schaefer Robelt Rauen Chester Stelr Wallen Schmldt Rogel Zlm melman Second Rlchald Vlfalsh Norman Soyk Mal yln Wolf F r a n k Saltel Jullus Waldkllch Belnard Zlnke Thlld Kenneth Race Rlchald Relgle Robert Schxxlnn Douglas Schaefer Robelt R6lCh6It Bottom Eugene Saxxyel Paul Schnelss Cylll Rlchtel Phll Schlelf Donald NUITlU19IdOl Page nlneteen --- I . 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Bohn 14' W Nl 1, f '- ' ff ,vf FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Presldent Rlchard Martmy Secretary treasurer James Kuehn Vlce presldent Elalne Boettcher It s hard to belleve our freshman year IS almost over We entered school on Freshman Day Sep tember 4 I946 a day before the upper classmen We were determmed to succeed and strove to make our class the best freshman class that ever entered West Bend Hugh School We started the year ln a very democratnc way by electmg a set of very capable class officers namely Richard Martnny presldent Elaine Boett cher v1ce president and james Kuehn secretary We can strll remember our flrst football game How exclted we were when the band started to play the school song After the game we really felt m the swung of thmgs when we all headed downtown We also trned to do our best m bas ketball track baseball and other sports and thereby received some very valuable experience The first pep meeting was another thnll we don t thunk we ll ever forget How enthusiastically we all cheered but many of us had raw throats later A large number of freshmen partlclpated ln the varxous speech contests and as a class fared Page twenty very well Others also partxclpated ln clramatxcs and debate Those who enyoyed muslc represented our class m the glee clubs bands and orchestra We demonstrated that we had learned well when Evelyn Spartz Roland Vogel Ronald Wendel born and David Grogan received first places ln the muslc tournament of the school We attended games dances and also helped make our first homecommg a success One of our classmates Florence Fuck found the llttle decorated stuck and had the honor of crown mg the homecommg queen and lighting the bon fare The prom found the freshmen well repre sented It s a memory we ll always cherxsh At the beglnnmg of the second semester we were saddened by the accidental death of our frlend and classmate Wllllam Rxchxe We ve had an enjoyable and successful year as freshmen and hope to make our sophomore year better I I ' u O v f 3 ' ' The freshmen contributed a lot to the spirit Top Agnes Boden Vrrgrnra Hassmer Myrna Drerrnger Audrey Dunst Glorra Hood Eleanor Dyck Jean Denker Joyce Gessert Second Mavrs Jaeger Delores Carstens Corllss Dekker Audrey Hess Antonla Ellmauer Ella German Thrrd Vrrgrnra Haack Dolores Frertag Ann Barndt Joyce Bauer Florence Frck Mary Hetebrueg Bottom Marrlyn Berres Elame Boett Helen Hausmann Betty Engelerter Top Edouard LaPlant Harvey Schmrdt LeRoy Jaeger Donald Jonas Rrchard Mart1ny Allen Kr ueger Harold Schmrtz Second Harold Roecker Wrllard Peters Richard Mueller Robert OMeara Rrchard Schrkowskr Gene Schloemer John Schlosser Thrrd W1ll Rrchre Paul Schmrtz Leon ard Krltz Harvey Rose Hubert Kon rath Harold Schmrdt Bottom Kenneth MacFarlane John Schaefgen James Kuehn Charles Port er Robert Mayer Top Davrd Grogan Grlbert Hamann Ralph Boden Raymond B1ertzer James Hess Dale Hart B111 Anderson Walter Boerger Second Dallas Dollase Wrllram C1r racks August Homuth Herbert Gun drum Rrchard Daggett Robert Hosp John Ger man Thrrd Leander Dalske Thomas Barcom Duane Bruder Karl Becker Paul Dean James Esselman Luke Heppe ner Lyle Butzke Gerald Faber John Bell James Hespe Top Marlene Zrnke Verna Stauske Harrret Schroeder Mary Zergler Or lean Quaas Ruth Wrskerchen Patsy Wolf Second Marrlyn Stockhausen Audrey Troedel Lucrlle Vorgt Ruth Schnerder Delores Race Adelrne Wolf Nancy Ramaker Bottom Mary Rolfs Evelyn Spartz Carolyn Slavrk Colleen Theusch Jo anne Wrlfer Jams Sonnenberg Eleanor Techtman Betty Sonnenberg Top Alrce Lresener Betty Neeb Marr lyn Klumb Marrlyn Moeller Carol Klet tl Kay Kuechler Lurse Lenz Second Sh1rley Mrchels Mary Moran Ruth Mrchels Joan Mapes Wanda Mertens Margaret Krejcr Mary Otten Thrrd Beverly Laufer Laverne Phrlrp p1 Marymarre Oresnrk Ruth Puerlmg Janrce Koth Pearl Puestow Bottom Marrlyn Lertherser Vlola Kurtz Joyce Peterson Carol Pfelffer Top Ralph Wenzlaff Kenneth Troedel Andrew Wemnger Donald Weber Rrchard Strassburg Gary Schroeder James W Weston Edward Verbanac Second Roger Strack Walter Serde man Merlrn Wulff Elmer Tackes Ro land Vogel James A Weston Marvrn Zlmdars Reuben Schowalter Bottom Ronald Wendelborn Paul See mann Davrd Z 1 n g s h e 1 m Roman Wenrnger Eugene Wagner Steven Schnerder Robert Weyers Page twenty one --- y ' . ' ' .Y --- ' . V ' . Y --- ' ' .Y V '- 7 1 A1 Y Y I i .Y 7 ' - - m . . 1 V --- , y 1 an Y . . . - . y D l y '! 1 1 . Y Y , D . . - , hu ,i , , Y , Y .y . . V A. Y Y 1 , --- 1 y . 1 n ' Y o v 1 . - . . .. . 1 Y ' --- I - --- - , , , cher, Laverne Dalum, Marilyn Bastian, Bottom -- Frank Gerek, Gerhard Buett- Lillian Meunier, Audrey Potter. I g - 'lvv , . --- , , -.. ' , ' y ' ' , ', V Y . M . 1 U Y . y v I A. Y I ' D ' . . ' - ' , . . . , , M y . - --- - 1 ' ' Y 1 , . , , ' ' . Y . , y --- . 1 y . ' . m , , . V . v v . Y . , . , ' Y ' , - --- Y . Y ' .Y Y I - 1 V V ' , , ' y ' . 1 V - s We Pursue Our Studles Collect to the nealest glam IH a fIObh sclence class 5 All eyes flont fol a meml shop demonstlatlon by Ml SChXN9hI Take a lettel gl1lS Vera McCaltney dlCt3f0b to MlSS Welch lefs for blg league stuff sophomole glllS MISS Podluch and John Schaefgen ale amused at the that lS German Club nltlatlon costume of F Albmgel fmaleb 4 Caleful not to mlss a thlng the chem class watches Fleshmal Engllsh classes le'1ln that findlng books IS a as Mr Gllgnon finds the vuelght of oxygen CIGHCG too Pige tu enty tw 0 N I N N N 15 -1 V ,. . . ,. v' ' . . . ' ' . -- , V. ll , I . ' Gertie Pagel and Barbara W6b6l'. 6. Um-m-m, French toast coming up! 3. ' ' ' ' z ' ' ' 7. ' ' ' . ' ' ' , 'A ' 8. ' A ' 1 ' ' ' ACTIVITIES me . ---F.Bacon The meeting will please come to order. President Harold German on every other Monday brought the Student Senate to order in Room Zl l by saying these mem- orable words. They meant prompt atten- tion and careful consideration of all plans discussed during the meeting. Home-room representatives, the class presidents, and the various club represen- tatives brought the Student Senate mem- bership to a total of thirty-five. This was a remarkable membership and one of the largest in years Under the capable lead- ership of Miss Podruch President Harold German Vrce president Dan Kuhn and Secretary treasurer ,lane Rosenhermer all plans of the senators faculty and the student body were carried out The second annual Back To School Night was again sponsored by the Sen ate Senators acted as ushers and were stationed throughout the school to direct parents to the classrooms Everything went according to schedule and turned out to be a splendid success The three officers along with Miss Podruch journeyed to the Annual Stu dent Council Convention held at Osh kosh New suggestions ideas and plans STUDENT SENIATE Prschke Aurra Bell Helen Bohn Bob Werss Second Jack Wenrnger Jack Germ n Dan Kuhn Bob Krueger Jrm Koehn Chester Sterr Phil Schlerf Harold Roecker Third Joanne Dewey Phyllrs Indermuehle Haney Krueger Donald Bauer Milton Rusch Louis Brumm Prchard Martrnx Miss Podruch Betty Vkerland Bottom Cyrrlla Thoma Mary Hetebrucg Puth Krrcher John Falter Doris Ahlers Janice Koth Vrrgrnra Wernrerch Mary Otten Marron Herman Senate offrcers take their oath Mr Batho Harold German Dan Kuhn Jane Rose-nhermer were brought back Many of them were put into use such as the mrmeograph rng of the mrnutes Each senator rn turn read them to hrs homeroom Thrs proved successful and enabled every student to know of the business trans acted rn the Senate and helped hrm to take an interest rn school actrvrtres Two of the rnost outstanding com mrttees rn the Senate were the Lost and Found and the Social Committees The Lost and Found Committee had one of rts members on hand every nrght after school to ard students rn reclarmrng lost articles Those articles not claimed were then sold at auctions The social committee supervised and planned the high school dances One of the hrgh lights of the work of this committee was having students act as chaperones The student body co operated grac rously and the Senate was commended on this achievement The annual homecomrng celebra tron was another of the Senates pro jects Something new this year was the contest for the most outstanding wrn dow display rn the downtown busrness area The homecomrng queen and krng the tooth pick hunt the rousing pep meeting the afternoon parade the game and the dance comprised the homecomrng festrvrtres The success of the homecomrng was due to the well planned schedule of actrvrtres Page tw enty three , 1 - I ' v , . , 1 Q H . . . , Top --- Gilbert Flitter, Jane Rosenheimer, Harry German, Donald YVeber, Charlotte , , Y ' , , ,. , , ' V - . y . --- , Y 5 v v v ' . ' V 'A v A ' ' 4 y N I ', 'r v . . . - Whme Sw lhomas Broun: FOURTH HOLR CHORLS Top Lols Vogelsang Jlm Lange Call Wachs RlChild Klumb Rxchard Bell Ball Haendel Cylll Rlchter Joanne Ahlers Second Shuley Guth Dorothy Volkman Jeannette ClIl'lCkS Arleen Ltech Ch rrlotte P1SChk6 Gertrude Okrusch 'Vlaxy Ann Wagner Dorothx Gumm Thud La Rae Umbs Arlene Nlcolaus Jean Goeden Pat Hausmxnn Dons Ahlers Pat Mxller Arllne Aulenbacher Clara Mae Mxller Bottom Lourse Sherman Betty Gluetzmacher Melltta Rclmann Marlyn Remke Darlene Wledmeyel Betty Lucka Barbara Arnheld Under the supervlslon and untrrrng efforts of Dlrec tor H M Shllmovrtz the band has come to mean teachlng young people how to play Wlth coordma tlon exactness and appreciation The band thlS year conslsted of hfty nlne mem bers seventeen of whom will be lost through gradu atlon ln addltlon to the regular seventh perlod rehearsals every member of the band spent at least one perxod a week Wlth Mr Shllmovltz ln prlvate mstructlon Presenting a concert of marches at Hartford and playlng at the dedlcatlon of Ziegler Park ln Decorah Lawns were the beglnnmg events of the year Our pep meetings football games and basketball games would not have been complete wlthout the added Splflt of the band By the end of the flrst slx weeks Mr Shlrmovltz had set up a system whereby members of the band could earn pomts for such thmgs as playlng a solo at a publlc performance and belng present at all PRACTICE MAKES FOR PERFECTION Page tu enty four public performances of the band. Since a regular school letter cannot be given to band members, those members who had earned a specified number of points by the end of the year were entitled to a special band letter. For the past several years the band members have been waiting for the lifting of wartime restrictions so that their new uniforms could be made. This year the waiting came to an end. Two weeks before the tournament, the new red and white uniforms arrived. Held at Beaver Dam this year, the tournament was the scene of the greatest number of entries of solos and ensembles that West Bend has had for many years. To prepare these musicians for the con- test, lVlr. Shlimovitz had them play before many of West Bend's civic clubs. When the tournament was over, one might well have said it was West Bendls day, for our band soloists and ensembles won fifteen firsts ln addition to this the band itself received a first rn the concert numbers rt played Not only were they given a first m marching but they tred with one other school as the outstanding marching band of the event and for this received a beautiful trophy The chorus too held its own winning five frrsts rn solo and ensemble work and recervrng a first rn its concert pieces A first was also given to the Girls Glee Club The hurry and scurry of tournament prepara tions was not only lrmrted to the band members Under the expert guidance of Mrss Austin vocal work too became of increased importance this year The great number of students who represented West Bend at the tournament verrfres this fact The con test found not only a chorus from West Bend but a great number of soloists duets and other groups of singers These people also provided entertainment at many club meetings rn the community One of the brg events of the year for the band was the lVl1d Winter Concert held at the lVlcLane School on February 23 l947 This concert was highlighted rn two ways lVlrss lVlary Lhotl-ta our school s talented young soprano favored the audi ence with several vocal selections accompanied by the band At the opening of the second half of the program lVlr Shlrmovrtz turned the baton over to lVlr Joe Berryman one of the foremost percussion experts rn the country This Sunday afternoon pro gram was highly praised by all who heard rt The performance of the individual members of the band and the efforts of their director gave our hrgh school a fine musical organization Accornprnred bx the h nd Mary Lhotka sings for the Winter Concert H1311 guest CODdl1ClOI NIISS ALSTIN S FPESHNIAN GIPLS GLLE CLLB Top Prt Wolf Nlaxrs Jaeger Puth Nlrchels Yrrgrnra Hassnrer Bettx Fox Puth Vhskerchen Audxex Troedel Second An'r Barndt Dolores Frcrtrg Eleanor Dxck Cor lrss Dekker Xrrgrnra Haack P ith Schneider Third Lxelyn Sparta Ruth Krtjcr Joyce Bruer Helen Hau'-mann Adeline Wolf Page tu entx fue . , . . . . . . , . ., Y ' . , . I . y - , , . - v 1 ' V' 3 a , ' The baton changes hands. Mr. Shlimovitz and Joe Berry- . .. . . . . .. . . . . t m 2 , 'A 1, 'i L A. 4' . .' . -- . ' . J , A ,' . '- .' , .f' '. , ' A 5 ' .V '. --1. , ,.,' ., v F, Z .v . , . ,- ' . 4 JM HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economics Club is organized to further home economic activities in our school. One activity which the club sponsored was the selling of West Bend pennants for the Homecoming game last October. They also participated in the magazine sale, sold pen- cils bearing the name of our school, and took charge of Red Cross activities. Guiding these activities were Adviser, Miss Kuehl- thau: President, Arleen Utechg Vice-president, Emilie Cerek: Secretary, Mary Ann Wagnerg Treasurer, Aud- rey Peters. FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB The Future Teachers of America Club was newly organized this year through the efforts of Mr Batho Students took advantage of this opportunity to learn of their future career as a teacher and the club boasted an enrollment of twenty seven members The officers of the club the second to be chartered in Wisconsin were Carol Gerb Margaret Cam and Joyce Rose - - - Samuel Iohnson STAGE DOOR STARS The dramatic club was organized for the purpose of developing abilities to speak, act, and produce accept- able plays. It also aims to develop a high standard of dramatic art in all activities. The Stage Door Stars is under the supervision of Miss C, Miller, The officers of the club are President Esther l-loll, Vice-president Margaret Kenny, Secretary Cyrilla Thoma, and Treas- urer Betty Gruetzmacher. Four plays have been presented through the course of the year, Fifteenth Candle, First Noel, When George and Martha Returned, and Cabbages. Meetings were held every Monday evening at 3'30 and every other Monday during club period There are 58 girls and I9 boys rn the club A pornt system was adopted to enable members to achieve a club prn Because of their work on the various committees of the dramatic club four members have earned 25 points or more to entitle them to a pin These people are Esther Holi Milton Rusch Dick Tank and Ben Smrthers HOME ECONOMICS CLUB DRAMATIC CLUBS FIFTEENTH CANDLE Standlng Ruth 'Vlurray Audrey Boden Arlene Utech Marian Standing Rlchard Walsh Vera McCartney Gobse M155 Kuemthau Seated Carl Wachs Aurra Bell LaVerne Martin Seated Marilyn Weidman Audrey Peters Darlene Wred meyer FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB Joyce Rose secretarv treasurer Margaret Cain vice pr esrdent Karyl Gerb pre rdent Page tw enty six The Dramatic Clubs Chrlstmas Play The First Noel 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 . . 1 rr 11 ' 4 1 1 1 --- , ' ' . -.- -' 1 ' . . ' - 1 1 , - 1 - it - , 11 , . v .1 ' 1 1 ' 1 , :5 . FFA Seated MHIVIA KlSSlI1g8l Frank Schaxrer Mx Kurtz Don Lutz Standlng John Faltel Cllfford Bauer GERMAN CLUB Top Blll Sflllthl-EFS Gertlude Oklusch Vllglnla Bauer Vex non Schwlchtenbelg Maynard Malth Francls Alblngel Jrm Ryan Marllyn Weldnran Second MISS Podruch Howard Bauer Dan Schowaltex Mark Hammer Ralph Muehl George Schowalter Annabelle Mueller Thud Manta Llesener Lols Kuhn Clara Mae Mlller Ruth Donald Bloecher June Kochel Bottom Manon Rose Vella Doman Lucllle Falk Rosemary Bexend Marvel FlCk Loulse Sherman Vlrglnxa Welnrelch John Schaefgen FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Future Farmers of America or F F A IS the natlonal organlzatlon for boys studymg vocatlonal agrrculture The program Includes the ralsmg of livestock or the planting and harvestlng of some type of crop Besxdes the Ilvestock or crop projects each member completes some approved practices such as a qualrty mllk program and the mtroductlon of certlfied seeds The orgamzatxon also stresses the exhlbmon of project animals at falrs and shows GERMAN CLUB One of the foreign language clubs that has been m creasing rapldly ln the past few years IS the German Club Its meetmgs are held twlce a month durlng the club period The German Club has been prominent ln the magazine campaign Funds were also ralsed by operatmg concesslons at most of the basketball games The advlser IS Miss Podruch SPANISH CLUB Top Harrxet Schroeder Carol Casper RlCh8ld Larson Jerry Mxllex Edward Schmxtz Rose Isselman Ruth WlSk6ICh8U Jeannette Cn lacks Second Mlss Zamorskx Joan Ersenmann Sh1r1ey Boden Jane Rosenhexmel Joyce Butz Chaxmalne Russell Joanne Dewey Lols Kuhn Bottom Audrey Noegel Melxtta Relmann Ruth Schnelder Joan Tock Marjone Popelka LATIN CLUB Members of the Latm Club after spendmg the day m the customary Roman tumcs and togas watch as the oath lS SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club has had an lnterestlng year under the guldance of MISS Zamorskl The oflicers for the past year were Presldent Charmalne Russell Vice presldent ames Klrcher and Secretary Edward Schmitz Ar the December 4th mltlatlon many students were seen ln the halls dressed ln brlghtly colored cos tumes After school many new members were lnltlatecl mto the Spamsh Club Entertamment at club meetmgs consisted of plays games and smgmg LATIN CLUB The Senatus Populus Qual Romanus IS better known as the Latm Club Under the dlrectlon of Mr Hoop man and officers Karyl Gelb president Carl Cnruetz macher vlce president and Cynlla Thoma secretary treasurer It had a Ilvely year ACtlVltlCS started rollmg wlth a bug lmtlatlon Many sold programs at football games Page tu entg sex en -n . 'Y ' ' .V v .Y .D . Y -n . ' Y . .V ' . . ' . , v . v - n ni ' ' V . . V ' . ' ' .V .- ' V l v 1 v ' . ' ' . ' 1 ' , . , , . . ' U I v '1 'v Y Y -1 . i --- I I. . I . i . E . , ' I Y - ' , . , , . . Falk, Shirley Lemke, Helen Muckerheide, Alice Maeder, admmlstered to the new Candldates- A , '. ' . v I 1 I v A 1 I V ' 1 ' 1 , . . ., u Y T I , - . , ' - , . . . . - . . 3 ' . l . . ' . - . : . ' - . , , . ailinqmafaedzan THE BEND Work on the annual begins early in the spring of the year, long before thoughts are turned to the finished product. The Bend's adviser, Mr. Baxter, with the aid of other teachers selects the editors, writers, and artists, and the work is under way, The staff spends much time with the engraver in selecting a theme and laying out the plan for the book. Many details must be con- sidered before the copy is ready to be printed. Pic- tures must be taken and identified: articles must be written, proofread, cut down and typedg drawings must be accurate, and dimensions must be perfected. Taking subscriptions and obtaining sponsorships are the two methods of financing the book The two co editors for the l947 Bend were Dolores Rainey and Richard l-letland who were selected for their previous experience and writing ability To Dan Schowalter went the duties of business manager He secured a subscription list of 731 copies The important work of obtaining sponsorships was handled by Vir ginia Dowty and her staff - - - F. Bacon CAMPUS CLIPPER Our school paper, the Campus Clipper, hit a new high this year with a subscription list of 275. Students and friends of the school alike looked forward to the day Clippers came out. The staff succeeded in putting out about I2 issues, which presented the events of the school year and a wide variety of colorful features. Capably heading the staff were Lois Kuhn as editor-in- chief, Margaret Kenny as news editor, and ,lane Rosen- heimer as feature editor. Neal Schleif handled the sports for most of the year. Through the co-operation of the writers, typists, and artists, and advised by Miss O'Connell, the staff was able to produce a very enjoy- able Campus Clipper The business staff managed by George Schowalter and advised by Miss Sullivan did a fine Job in getting subscriptions and advertisements Esther l-loll took care of circulation and the exchange with other schools while Dan Schowalter solicited ads The members of the staff who will be graduating this year are Lois Kuhn Margaret Kenny ane Rosen hermer Neal Schleif Betty Gruetzmacher ackie Bohn Dolores Rainey Pat Collins Darlene Wledmeyer oan Elsenmann Esther Holl Charlotte Pischke and Dan Schowalter THE BEND STAFF Top E Mayer H German D Schowalter D Hamann R Sauer R Hetland D Tank J Falter D Schmidt Second J Edgar L Kuhn J Rcsenheimer C Plschke V Dovxty C Gexb J Bohn N Sceper Third D Wredmeyer J Eisenmann L A Schloemer D Ahlers V McCartney M Kenny R Hosp M Moeller Bottom B Arnfleld D Rainey J Kucher C Thoma B Arnfield C Prschke R Hetland D Rainey look over the dummy layout of The Bend Page tvs enty eight CLIPPER EDITORS M Kenny L Kuhn J Rosenhelmer CLIPPER STAFF Top K Wagner C Llesener C Plschke Mehlcs D Ruhnke Str ack P Second D Schovsalter L A Schloemer Kaempfel J Bohn M Kenny N Stlel J Elsenmann A Gaugel G Schovsalter Third Miss OConnell C Relnders S Lemke D Rainey L Kuhn J Rosenheimer B Gruetzmacher C Gelb E Holl Miss Sullivan Bottom M Wernand J Tock M Reimann P Collins B Werland A Noegel . . , . , f . ' 7 ' . . , , ,J , ' , , , J , , , MH l --- ' ,Y ' I ' Y ' 3 ' 7 ' ! ' . ' - , . , . . . , - , ' . l, . , - . l, . ' y - ' 1 - ' - Y - - --- . ', . ' , . ' ,A. , . ' --- ' ' Gauger, C. Vogt, C. Casper, J. Goeden, M, Bauer, D. . Y - , . . , . , . , - , . , . . ,,, I . ' I - y D -. y U Q --- . ' , . . D ', N, . ' , . lv ' Y ' Y ' -v - 1 . ', . V I. ' 1 ' Y ' Y ' --- V ' l ' y 1 Q ' ' ' 1 ' It A ' In ' 1 - , . .. --- ' 1 1 ' Y ' ' 1 ' . Y . , . . y - . 144 a Maha ---P.Syrus The l946-47 school year proved to be very successful for the speech department. The season began with de- bating in which both A and B squads carried West Bend through with flying colors. ln the 36 debates in which the members of our B team, Marilyn Moeller, Eugene Sawyer, joel Hetland, Ronald Ruefenacht and Phyllis lndermuehle, contested, I2 were won and 24 were lost. The record of the A team is also one of which we can be proud inasmuch as Dick Hetland, Dick Larson, Lou Ann Schloemer, and jackie Bohn, the team mem- bers, engaged in 56 debates throughout the season and won 44 of them. This showing included winning the Little Ten Debate Tournament for the third consecutive year. After winning at district and sectional tourna- ments. West Bend brought home second place from the state finals. ln addition to these tournaments. the debate team, in the state contest held by the National Forensic League, took second place. ln February forensics began. ln the intra-school con- tests, I23 students took part. The extemporaneous speaking contests with I0 seniors, I4 juniors, 26 sopho- mores and 23 freshmen participating, offered awards of DEBATE SQUAD Richard Larson, Lou Ann Schloemer, Richard Hetland, Jacqueline Bohn, and Mr. Hildebrand, who took over the coaching after the resig- nation of Mr. Makholm, S4, S3, S2, and Sl to the four best speakers in each class. The two outstanding students, Dick Larson and Lou Ann Schloemer, continued to represent West Bend in the inter-school tournaments and won first and third places respectively in the Little Ten, while Audrey Peters also won first place with a four-minute memorized speech. Book awards were given for winners in ora- torical declamation, original oratory, serious and hum- orous declamation, extemporaneous reading and four- minute memorized speeches. Our representatives in these fields were Ruth Blazel and Joyce Butz in extemp- oraneous reading, Virginia Dowty and George Schowal- ter in humorous declamation, Auria Bell and Lois Kuhn in serious declamation, Audrey Peters and john Thoma in four-minute memorized speeches, Dick Hetland and John Falter in original oratory, and Jackie Bohn and Phyllis lndermuehle in oratorical declamation. ln the freshman-sophomore division, our school was well represented by a number of up-and-coming stu- dents. After obtaining top ratings in our school contests, these students represented West Bend in the Little Ten freshman-sophomore tournament. Top --- Lou Ann Schloemer, George Schowalter, John Falter, Richard Larson, John Thoma, Marilyn Moeller, Doris Ruhnke. Second --- Phyllis lndermuehle, Richard Dag- gett, Lois Kuhn, Audrey Peters, Virginia Dowty, Auria Bell, Joyce Butz, Ruth Blazel. Third--- Jackie Bohn, Nancy Stier, Joel Het- land, Richard Hetland. Bottom --- Lucille Butt, Dorothy Volkmann, Joan Kircher, Carol Liesener, Melitta Rei- mann, Richard Goeden, Miss Miller. Page twenty-nine On Tuesday, April l5, with only standing room remain- ing in the McLane School Gym, the senior class pre- sented one of the most memorable events of the year, their class play. With committees still hard at work and the cast all set to go, the curtains opened and the aud- ience was shown the following story of Junior Miss. Fearing that her father, Harry Graves, had fallen in love with Ellen Curtis, the boss' daughter and secretary, Judy Graves, fourteen, throws the household into a tur- moil in an attempt to keep the family from breaking up. Mrs. Graves' brother, Willis Reynolds, after an ab- sence of ten years, comes to stay with the Graves family. Judy, trying to keep the family together and consider- ing herself a court of human relations, manages to intro- duce her Uncle Willis to Ellen Curtis. The two fall in love and get married. After Judy tells B. Curtis, her father's boss, about Uncle Willis, B. is given the im- pression that Reynolds is a disbarred jailbird. When CAST OF' CHARACTERS Harry Graves - Joe - - - Grace Graves - Hilda - - - Lois Graves Judy Graves - Fuffy Adams - J. B. Curtis - Ellen Curtis - Willis Reynolds - Bai low Adams - Haskell Cummings Western Union Bo ' - - 5 Merrill Feurbach Sterling Brown A Albert Kunody - Tommy Arbuckle Charles - - - Henry . . - - Dick Hetland Daniel Schowalter - - Auria Bell - - Carol Geib - Doris Ahlers Virginia Dowty Barbara Arnfield Bennett Smithers - Helen Bohn - Richard Tank Delbert Schmidt - Robert Weiss Wallace Daggett Frank Scharrer - - Roy Sauer - Reid Horle Robert Krueger - John Peters - Lloyd Reinke Beat you at double solitaire! Bob Weiss, Carol Geib and Delbert Schmidt watch Vir- glhla Dowty and Barbara Arnfield. Charming Lois, surrounded by her boy friends. Page thirty Whmww ,calline - Shakespeare Miss Miller gives a final touch before the curtain rises. Graves, you're finished, Ben Smithers bellows at Dick Hetland as Dick Tank and Helen Bohn stand by. B, finds his daughter married to Willis Rey- nolds, he is furious and fires Harry. ln the midst of the excitement, the ever-charming l..ois enters with three of her boy friends who are promptly dismissed by her father. The third act opens with Mr, Graves sadly bringing his personal effects home from the office. Mrs. Graves and Judy try to comfort him but to no avail. Futfy Adams, who had been Judy's erstwhile companion and chief adviser during the play, again turns up to help Judy think of some way to get Pop his job back. When B, hears that Haskell Cummings is coming to the Graves' home, he thinks that Harry is trying to steal Mr. Cummings, Senior from his law firm and offers Harry his job again. As the plot unfolds, Haskell Cum- mings turns out to be Mr, Cummings, Junior, who was taking Judy to a dance. B., conscious of what has hap- pened, admits the joke is on him, and the curtain closes. ln addition to recognizing the fine work of all the committees, special recognition must be given Miss Catherine Miller for the outstanding casting and direct- ing of her first class play in West Bend. THl+ C R14 -XT OUTDOORS LEFT POVS Her majesty and cou t rt the Lrttle Ter' Track Meet 4Stand1ngJ C Bal zor E Bohn tsrttmgl G Pagel The band marches mto W B at the homecomrng Toothprck hunt or lookrng for the needle rn a haystack CENTER Snoubound School rs closed for txxo dajs The candrdates for Badger Boys State tstandmgl D Hamann D Sch'n1dt R Hetland H German ifrontl N Schlerf B Werss Wmners of scholarshrps to the Denver School of Speech last summer R Larson V Doxwty L Schloemer RIGHT ROW See tne homecomrng fire Florence Fuck flndel of the toothpick The atomlc homecomrng float one of the prrze winners ln the parade fMr Runkel s homerooml Page thrrty one K N X Y 4 I 11 L . L , A ' . , 2. I ' A , - C I , 1 - -A ., . ' l - , .. Z thu ', , . 3 ' ' , , ' h ' D. VVickman, and D, Mehlos, - - . . ' r . ' r. ,v .. ' , I 4 'l ' ' --- ' ' I A v . r ' v 'Q A . I ' , . ' 1' ' ' XX ITHIIN OLR PCRT-X18 LEFT ROV! W Doxx tx R Hetland and L Kuhn leclplentb of A xatmgs ln the state foxenslc contebt M1 J Buckley presents the Amexlcan Legxon r1XNd!'dS to N01 Uld SIUIOH and Plump SChOXNd1l6l C 101 Koth and Floyd J'1nz ln sealch of gulddnce from Mxss Schoon I1lrik6l Pige thu tx tu 0 CENTER RIGHT ROW Mx Shllmoxltz gleets the parents Xxlth June Heteblueg and Esthel Holl bexve a big smlle and a cold dlmk on V1 the cafeteua Buck to School Nlght County ag11cu1tu1f1l1stc meet and dme L th 'yceum plogram m e gym Hmm me xalue the xxoxk of the5e men Santas helpexs Hubelt Be-ckex Emi Bae1 Louls L'1u ev. WIIIIAUI Dalum I Y 1 T N ' w ' 1 JL v , Y I' . ,. , 4 -' . . . . , ' - , U -. , - . . . I- 4 .' , A L .. ' - vv . . . , 4 . A U . v - 5 .' V . ' v ' ' ., . I ' . ' f 'V ' '. - ' 5 .. ' ', . . -, . 2. , , c - . C . ,- . THLETICS QW ?lf Th B1 f 1898 Th B dg f 1947 Q' '15 . :. W - W AA E I J - . I' - .5 U1 '7 . H 7 lox 1, ' A f Q L . ' ' ,Val ' 0 4 'LQ 9 aZeI'S O 9 3 CFS 0 ,dw Shakespeare ThlS year thlrty seven glrls were mltlated mto the wonderful organl zatxon called the Glrls Athletlc Association Thlrteen glrls were awarded letters The actlvltles began wlth the held hockey season followed by archery and tennls Assxstmg MISS Welch m the supervision of these uctlvltxes were MISS Zamorskx and MISS Parker Soon came the snow and with nt the necesslty for wmter sports The flrst mdoor sport was volleyball All four classes entered teams for the tournament games At the end of the volleyball season the sophomore class was on top wlth the greatest number of VlCtOflCS Succeeding volleyball the sport most liked by all the glrls IS basketball This year an add1 tlon was made to the annual tournament games Not only dld all four classes turn out with fine teams but the women faculty members com prlsed a team of their own A good one too' They clalmed that they had had very llttle practlce m recent years but that fact was doubted when they defeated three of the four class teams Agam the semor team came out with a record to be proud of Belleve lt or not for three years xt has been the undefeated champlon After thls vlgorous season came to an end the badminton blrds began to fly lndlvlclual as well as double tournaments were played by the gurls Thls short season was follow d by the favorlte sprmg sport base ball Agam four classes competed Wlth each other for the bat swmgmg championship With the warm weather tennls and archery were resumed Letters are awarded every year to glrls who have earned a total of l200 pomts Hlklng blkmg swlmmmg horse back rldlng pmg pong tennls and many other actlvltles are the baSlS for figuring pomts The officers for G A A thus year were Jane Rosenhelmer president Betty Gruetzmacher vlce presldent Barbara Weber secretary treasurer Pat Collins pomt secretary Lou Ann Schloemer sports manager Gnls dxsplay It I G A A OFFICERS AND THEIR ADVISER Stamdmg P Collms L A Schloemer B Gruetzmacher Bottom B W e b e r MISS VS elch J Rosenbe1me1 s a Jump ball as the semor guls thelr paddle pushlng skllls stuve fm vxctory over the teachers Page thnty three - - Mark 'l'n'ain LITTLE TEN FOOTBALL RATlNCS XYon Lost Tied Oconornoxvoc Y - 6 0 0 Be-:we-1' Dum - 5 1 0 VVaupun - - - 4 1 1 Mayville - - 4 2 0 Hartford - - - 3 2 1 VVest Bend - - - 3 3 0 Horicorr - - - 2 4 0 Columbus - 1 5 0 Ripon W A - l 5 0 Berlin - - 0 6 0 After playing six seasons in the city park gridiron, the l946 squad returned to Bruhy Field on the high school campus to play its hrst game there since l940. The game with Cedarburg was the first night game played on Bruhy Field. Everyone at school is very grateful to Mr. Carl Pick for his generosity in donating 85,000 to the new lighting system, one of the best in the state. Head coach Robert Caldwell and assistant jack Runkel, both veterans of World War Il, returned to the battles of the gridiron to coach the squad to its best season in two years. The Benders initiated the lights in fine style by coming out the victors. Cedarburg 0, West Bend 8 The first game was fought against a strong Cedar- burg eleven, Neither team was able to score until the third quarter when Don Bauer delivered the pig-skin to the end zone. Then in the fourth quarter Cedarburg refused to punt out of its own end zone and was stopped by Krueger and Schwai. Waupun 7, West Bend 0 The following Friday the Red and White traveled to Waupun for its conference opener. ln the fourth quarter, Waupun's hard driving squad managed to push over the only touchdown and extra point of the game. Coaches Caldwell and Runho' Horicon 13, West Bend 24 Next the Red and White played host to Horicon. The fire works started early in the game when Bob Weiss took a pass from Reid Horle for the first six points. Early in the second quarter West Bend scored again on a long pass from Bernard Wagner to Stanley Zell. Then the high-spirited Horicon team connected on a pass to make the score I2 to 6. ln the closing seconds of the Hrst half, Horicon intercepted a pass and ran for another counter to go out in front I3 to IZ, ln the second half after the pig-skin exchanged hands several times, the Red and White put on a drive that resulted in a touchdown by Reid Horle. Beaver Dam 27, West Bend 0 The Red and White next invaded the Beaver Dam home held only to be turned back with its second con- ference loss. Hartford 21, West Bend 7 For the fifth tilt the Red and White traveled to Hartford to tangle with their traditional rivals. From the starting gun West Bend put on a touchdown drive to tally six points when Wagner crossed the goal on an off tackle. Bob Weiss added the extra point. Hart- Top --- Coach Caldwell, Justin Theusch Manager' Fred Groth Robert Schxxar Raoul Benedict Jack VN e n 1 n g e r Stanley Lell Charles Johnson Pobert Krueger Bernard VVa ner Hou ard Bauer James Schlegel C o a c h Runkel Lloyd Rernke Center'--- Donald Bauer, Carl Wachs, Clifford Bauer VVallace Daggett Dcrrurn Juech Robert Lemke Roy iauer Fred Erckman Clarence Kellb rch Richard Tank Walter kr'1tz Bottom --- James Ryan, Robert Weiss, Delbert Schmidt VVilliam Buettner V er n o n Schxxrchtenberg R e rd Horle Harold German RobertGon rrrrg John Peters Neal Schlerf Leroy Averill ford did not score until the second quarter after a long run. No more touchdowns were made until Hartford went over on a line plunge and added the extra point. Hartford scored again on a surprise punt return. The extra point was good. Columbus 0, West Bend 19 The Red and VVhite snatched its second conference win by defeating the Columbus Cardinals. The first score of the game was made on a pass from Reid l-lorle to Bob Weiss in the second quarter. Both teams played good ball: however, West Bend got the best of the Cardinals in the fourth quarter when l-lorle and Weninger made touchdowns. Ripon 0, West Bend 6 fldomecomingl The enthusiasm of a clever pep-meeting, a parade and a huge bonfire instilled so much spirit in the team that Ripon was not able to meet it. After the ball had changed directions time and again, the first half ended scoreless. ln the third quar- ter, after a few blows at the line, jack Weninger crashed over the goal for six points. The try for an extra point failed. Then came the crucial moment. The crowd was in suspense as Ripon carried the pigskin to the four yard line. West Bend with its back to the wall held them from scoring as they reached the one foot line. This was the most beautiful defensive play the Red and White squad displayed. The ball was carried out of danger, and as the final gun went off, West Bend won its third conference game 6 to 0. Port Washington 40, West Bend 0 The Red and White squad wound up the season on a very wet Port field. It was anybody's ball game until the end of the second quarter when Port con- nected on two passes for two touchdowns and one extra point. Throughout the game Port chose to use only fourteen players as West Bend looking ahead used all of its players. The team split the season by winning four games and losing four. lr won three conference tilts and lost three, thus capturing a fifth-place standing in the conference. This is the nucleus that made up the 46 football squad, our second post-war eleven. ln the backfield, speed was built around Bauer, l-lorle, and Germang power around fullback ,lack Wen- inger: and blocking by Weiss, Schleif, and Wagner. Wagner and German carried out the passing assign- ments while Horle and Weiss were the pass-snatching backs. Weninger sparked line-plunging for the squad. ln the line the ends were Buettner, Zell, and Sauer. Buettner was the key defensive end while Zell and Sauer worked nicely on both. The tackles were Gonring, Krueger, and Bauer. C-onring was the mainstay of the line working his 240 pounds to full advantage. Krueger was especially good on defensive. Bauer was a capable reserve. lVlany of the plays through the tackles were sure of yardage. Guard positions were filled by Schmidt, Averill and Lutz. Schmidt did a he-man job both on offense and defense. Averill and Benedict played nicely on offense while Lutz was a key defensive guard. Schwichtenberg filled the center position. l-le did a good job of punting and backing up the line. At the end of the season Delbert Schmidt and Bob Weiss were elected honorary captains of the H46 team. VVening:c-i' bucks the line as Gunning, VVagnei-, and Averill wtird off tzicklm-is, The opposition is ht-ld frist by VVeningm' :ind Benedict. The score iises for the Red :ind YVhite :is VVagne1' CIAUSM the goal. Page thirty-five M' fa ,wr YN R155 12-Oh mln X ygxxsi Cap K Xl coach Although th1s year s basketball team wound up wlth a m1nor record 1ts caI1ber and potent1aI1t1es cannot be derrved from the scores The squad d1spIayed some fine baIIpIay1ng and team work manag1ng to secure the SlXth place berth ln the L1ttIe Ten Conference ThlS season marked another change of coaches Wlth the return of Karl Kuss a veteran of three years IH World War II who had prevlously taught at West Bend Hlgh The Staftlng I1ne up for the 46 47 season had Ver non Schwlchtenberg at center Reld Horle and Bob WCISS at the forwards and 1m Ryan and Roy Sauer at guards SIX foot two 1nch Schwlchtenberg d1d a swell job at the center pos1t1on handI1ng the rebounds and proved to be a key man 1n the zone defense Horle at the forward spot led the squad 1n 1nd1v1duaI scormv and was an aggresslve defenslve player Bob WCISS at the other forward pos1t1on was one of the spark plugs of the team Desplte berng one of the smallest members of the squad Bob s Splflt and dr1ve enabled hlm to obtaln h1s startlng berth From 'IOP Rox gdllfl Be1n llil VI 1g,ne1 H 1lv F1 chel Yunon Scl1xx1c'l1tenI1L1g, P11d Holle .I xmes Schlegcl Comh Russ BOTTOM 'Nm 1l Scl1l11t M mag.: Tom Tholson Hfuolcl G1-1n1.1n James Ryan Rohmt VVo1ss Donald NllnlUl0lflfIIJl l'.1g:1 lllll tx s1x fffwffaff 6118 Byron BASKETBALL RATINGS IN LITTLE TEN A TEANI Vkon L I Hcntfcnd Columbus PIDOH Vkfaunun Beaxer D1m HOIICOD Oconomoxs oc N1au1lle V9 C-St Bend Be1l1n B SQL AD VVr1n Lost BldV8l D1m H lllfflld Columbus West Bend VN aupun Oconon1oxx oc Br1I1n H01 ICON 'Wu 1ll0 the guard pos1t1on Sauer was a dead shot as well as a good ball handler When he had no other alternatlve but to shoot Ryan at the other guard pos1t1on was qu1te cons1stent Wlth h1s Iong shots At the close of the season Roy Sauer guard and Bob WCISS forward were elected honorary Co Cap ta1ns of the 47 48 season It IS necessary to have a reserve squad capable of fllllng any pos1t1on Herb Flscher alternated between forward and center dolng a good Job at e1ther one wh1Ie 1m Schlegel d1d a good share of pIay1ng by subst1tut1ng 1n the forward spot Bernard Wagner was a dependable reserve f1II1ng IH expertly at the forward pos1t1on and Harry Cer man a reserve guard was a good team player Tom Thorson adapted hlrnself well to hlS pos1t1on as reserve guard Herb I:1scher 1m Schlegel Harry German and Bernard Wagner occas1onaIIy appeared 1n the start1ng Ilne up After suffermg two losses at the hands of the Cedarburg and Bay VIEW squads the Red and Whlte tr1umphed over Plymouth H1gh 30 25 ' o 111 H' 1,19 1.115 r Il' 1,3155 f ' ' . ' 0 5,7 Z ' Y , ' 4 ' os 1 - 1 ' ' - 4--- 8 2 , ' ---- 7 3 t' - ----- T 3 2 Y - ---- 7 3 ' ' ' 1 - - - 6 4 1' - ---- 5 5 ' - - - 5 5 1 A' ' ' ----- 4 6 ' ---- 1 S4 -' - 1 ---- 0 I0 .. 11 1 A 3' ' 1 - - - 9 1 z ' ' - ---- 8 2 1 - - A - 7 JZ - ' s - - - - 7 Ji I Ripon - ----- 5 5 ' ---- - 5 5 V - ' - - - 4 6 1 1 - - - - - - 2 R ----- 2 8 - . - ---- 1 EI 1 . . , 5 1 . ' Y ! 7 1 - - 7 ' T n 1 - - T Y I 1 I 1 I ' . - 1 - - . D , - 1 1 - Z, , . 1 I . 1 1 1 I , V2 , . e' 's ' L ,- . 2 15 L' 1 fs 1 f - , fl. I z ' H1' With these three tune-ups West Bend encountered its conference opener with Horicon High. The two teams, equally matched, fought it out to the closing seconds, at which time Horicon managed to drop in a ' h inning counter. Score bas 33 to 3l. Upon a second meeting, Cedarburg again proved to be the superior team. Score 37 to 24. West Bend again returned to conference play and was handed a defeat by Hartford, the conference champs, 38 to 27, and the following week came out thumbs down at Columbus. Score 37 to 3l. During the Christmas holidays West Bend and Hartford were invited to participate in a two-game series with Kewaunee and Algoma, and played each team on alternate nights. ln its li'-IYSI contest West Bend routed Kewaunee in ket which proved to be t e W a fast game, 27 to 23. The following evening West Bend met Algoma and lost 44 to IS. After the Christmas recess the team returned again to conference play at Berlin. The game turned out to be an evenly matched contest until the final minutes when West Bend proved it was a better team and jumped into a five point lead to win 32 to 27 The following two contests with Beaver Dam and 50 33 respec Mayville tively. ln non conference play the Red and White was defeated twice in a two game series with the Pirates of Port Washington by scores of 43 to 22 and 34 to I5 West Bend lost to Oconomowoc Hartford, and Ripon on successive Fridays due to its inability to put forth the same quality of ball playing in the second half as in the first half. Scores: Oconomowoc 38 W B, 28, Hartford 30, W. B. I5g Ripon 44 W. B, 24 ln the last conference game of the season West Bend was defeated by Waupun that two weeks later ca tured the Regional Tournament crown at Beaver P Dam. Score: 51 to I3 were dropped 39 to 27 and to BASKETBALL SCORES Cedarburg Bay VIQVS Plymouth Hoiicon Cedaxbuzg Hartford Columbus Algoma Berlin Beaver Dam West Bend Mayville West Bend Port Washington West Bend Wes Ben t West Bend Ripon West end West Bend West Bend West Bend West Bend West Bend West Bend West Bend VVest Bend West Bend Oconomovu oc d Har tfol d West Bend Wes Ben VV1upun PFGIONAL TOL PNAMENT Bend '39 Beaxer Dum VS es Pend 1 Hiitfoid VS es Ho1'e jumps for the ball n the Columbus game An attemnt to steul the ball results in a dead lock LL B TLANI Top C Gxuetzmacnci Manager D Hahn G e J J ech P Puhnkt Jonas I Piuen I u Kiitz L AXLllll Bottom D huhn P Peigle H Klug., V! P Schikoxx ski . B 21 .... 36 17 .... ' ' 32 30 .... 25 31 .... 33 24 .... ' ' 37 27 .... ' ' 38 31 ..,. 37 18 .... 44 32 .... ' ' 27 27 .... 39 33 ,... ' 50 1 22 .... ' 43 ' 28 .... ' 38 16 .... ' ' 30 Q 24 .... ' 44 . 15 .,.. Port Washington 34 ' st d 13 .... z 51 ' , 't . .... 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Page thiitx sex en BASKETBA 'NI hlo , D Belil ancfzuw,hke,Z!1nu9JLZ Shakespeare The 46 track team composed mostly of underclassmen dlsplayed lts splnt and abrllty to wm by takmg both of 1ts dual meets and placing fourth ln the l..1ttle Ten Conference Part of the credlt for the fme showmg of the team must be glven to Coach Emerson The track team successfully opened Its season by defeat mg North Fond du Lac m a dual meet 72 44 The team displayed its power by takmg ten of thirteen flrsts to down North Fond du Lac easlly ln the annual quadrangular meet at Whlteflsh Bay the Bay s Class B track champlons took first followed ln order by Port Washington West Bend and Hartford The first local meet of the year found the Red and Whrte team outpomtmg Berlm 60 53 West Bend took seven flrsts and enough seconds and thirds to be vlctonous The local boys took thlrd behnnd Port Washington and Hartford ln the triangular meet at Port Oconomowoc took the quadrangular meet on the local oval by noslng out West Bend Hartford and Mayville fol lowed behmcl the two leaders ln the Little Ten track meet held at West Bend on May l l the Benders placed fourth ln their toughest competltlon of the year Berlin s fme track squad became the Little Ten champs by wmnmg the meet At the sectional meet West Bend qualified five boys Don Bauer rm Dengel Harry German Cllff Bauer and Ken Wagner for entry ln the state meet at Madlson When scores were tabulated West Bend placed fourth At the state meet ln Madison Don Bauer was the only one to place takmg seconds rn the l00 and 200 yard dashes He alone counted for West Bend s elght points Page thirty-eight Dan Kuhn and Coach Runkel LITTLE TEN TRACK STANDINGS I946 Berlln Oconomoxxoc Hartford West Bend Rxpon Columbus Beaver Dam Madxl e H01 lcon . . . , 2 polnts polnts pomts polnts DOIDIS pomts points pomts pomts Waupun . . . inot representedl Top --- N, Schleif Manager' F. Reimann H, Proebel R. Sauer D. Noegel E, Bohn, P. Molter T Emer son Coach. Second --- R, Larson C. Bauer K. Wagner R Horle H. German J, Grogan R. Weiss. Bottom---C. Richter W. Daggett B. Wagner J Dengel M. Rusch J. Peters R, Heppe D. Bauer ja ,Me dal! - - - Norworth ' BASEBALL SUMMARY West Bend 3 . West Bend 0 . West Bend 4 . West Bend 0 . West Bend O . West Bend 6 . West Bend 0 . West Bend 1 . Jefferson 2 Mayville 8 Mayville 2 Oconomowoc 3 Oconomowoc 1 Port Washington 3 Hartford 11 Hartford 4 Top --- L. Reinke, Managerg D. Noegel, W. Schoenecker, R, Weiss, F. Bucci, Coach. Second --- R. Asmus, C. Duenkel, R. Klein, Fischer, J. Dengel, R. Sauer. Bottom--- B. Wagner, D. Lutz, K. Lemke, J. Boldt. J, Miller, R. Horle. PITCHING PRACTICE Vernon Schwichtenberg, Bernard Wagner, Roy Sauer, Don Lutz, Coach Kuss. With a considerable amount of experienced ma- terial from the preceding season, Coach Bucci moulded a l946 baseball team which played an eight-game season, winning three of the games. The team was organized well but lacked hitting power. Although the number of wins chalked up was not too impressive, the team always seemed to make a good showing. ln fact, if the team had won only a few of the games that were lost by a very small margin, it would have turned in quite a successful record for the season. ln the opening game the Red and White challced a 3 to 2 win over Jefferson High. To open the conference play, West Bend met the batmen of Mayville in a double header. After losing a lopsided first game 8 to 0, West Bend turned around and upset them 4 to 2 in the second game. ln the next conference double header, West Bend was defeated in a close 3 to 0 first game and was downed again in the second game I to 0 in a very close contest. Then in a non-conference game the Red and White team gave the ball a ride and sent Port Washington home with a defeat by chalking up a 6 to 3 victory. The last game of the season was a conference double header with Hartford. ln the first game the Orioles caught the Benders off guard and drove home eleven runs to win II to 0. ln the second game the Red and White held Hartford to 4 runs, while scoring one run for themselves. Page thirty-nine s 4 . N QPORTS CRUXYD TI-Ili CAMPLI' LEFT ROVV Something now has been added: lights on the canipusf Tuo more points for the Red and VVhite. Don Bauer gets his ribbon from Gertie Pagel at the Little Ten Track Meet. Bull's eyef VVell, almost, anyway, as Bob VVQ-ston inspects his shots. Page forty CENTER Our net men: E. Sawyer, N, Schleif, B, Eherharclt, B. Yzxhr, VV. Schmidt, VV. Kratz. Lei's give ai cheer for our school: lhuckb A. Mehlos, J. Edgar, M. Kenny, lvl, Cain. tfrontb P. Collins, M. L. Burg, L, Martin. Lomke. Pair of our campus of twenty-two acres. From the tee to the green, thats our golf team: M. Stoffel, H. Beck, B, Klein, M, Bohn, and Coach Grignon, RIGHT ROVV Mr, Grignon performs one ot' his preganie good turns, Rounding the tirst curve in thc 440 is Harry German. Boh VVQ-iss breaks into the clear and hr-ads for the goal. 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Schowalter 0 Campus Clrpper Staff 4 Bend Staff Busrness Manager 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 2 Swrng Band 4 German Club 2 3 4 Extemporaneous Speakrng 4 Track 3 Volleyball 2 Class Play 4 Musrc Festrval 3 4 Kathy Seymour 0 West DePere Hrgh School French Club 3 4 F Grrls Club 1 2 3 Howler Staff 3 Dramatrc Club 1 2 3 Class Secretary 2 Declamatron 1 2 3 Junror Prom Com mrttee 3 West Bend Hrgh School Homeroom Charrman 4 Ben Smrthers 0 Homeroom Charrman3 Bandl 2 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 1 2 Swrng Band 4 Spanrsh Club 3 Dramatrc Club 3 4 Extemporaneous Speakrng 1 2 Declamatron 1 Debate 1 Football 1 2 Junror Prom Commrttee 3 Senror Class Play 4 Musrc Festrval 1 3 4 Alfred C Stauss 0 Track 2 3 Volleyball 2 Mathias Stoffel 0 Golf 3 4 Volleyball 4 Charlotte A M Stowers 0 Wauwatosa Hrgh School Glee Club 1 G A A 1 2 3 Dramatrc Club 1 Homeroom Sergeant at arms West Bend Hrgh School Grrls Glee Club 4 Mrxed Chorus 4 Chemrstry Club 4 Home Nursrng Certrfrcate 4 Rrchard Paul Tank 0 Fond du Lac Hrgh School Student 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