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

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L.. 5 QQ, 0 1 A' 1 ,wh 'r-Q ak'-5-gag-f' --...Qs is- 1 f -R4 4.41- 33 mm N' .bn 5 L ' wwf., . , WEIETIEE DEIGHBOR We, the semor class of 1948 dedncate thxs annual to the commun1ty of West Bend and xts nelghbors By tra1n1ng us, the cntlzens of tomorrow, both for the dutles of cntrzenshlp and for future vocatlons, the school IS playnng an essential part ln the development of the youth of the commumty However, such trammg 15 not the only duty of the school The facllltxes of our school, such as audxtorlums, agrlcultural shops, and manual tralmng rooms are avallable to the commumty as well as the surrounding area West Bend H1gh School serves all of 1ts students equally rural youth, local students, and the youth of nelghborxng towns It does not serve one commumty or one dlstrlct, but an extenswe area Our school IS expanslve because lt realtzes that lgnorance knows no boundary lxnes If youth IS to be served completely the academlc background must necessarlly be supplemented wnth a wholesome commumty llfc and exper1ence Cooperanon between the school and the commumty IS the key to a successful education The class of 1948 wrshes to glve recogmtlon to two cmzens, who through thelr long years of devotion to our school, have exemphfied the sp1r1t of the commumty Mlss Ella Kuehlthau, who retlred from the hxgh school faculty after twenty seven years of service and Mr D J Kenny, who served as a teacher and later as clerk of the school board for twenty two years They have contrlbuted a hngh type of teachmg and unselfish servrce to the West Bend publlc school system DLXUFLD TO QOXIXILNITX PROGRF5S lxlNXl FH H XXIINN CIN CLlRlx CLHDh l NLHLOLNIER MANOR THONIAN OXll -XRA LIIX illOR'XlX -XLDI-RNIIN CHAN H R-Xlilll XX A XXIII-XND CKRLL PETIR5 I XX xIXIL5TlR DR B L C-XXIIROX IIRUH H 'XIILIIR O l 0 -GWRF ff fa .Wag w 4 5 1: f The present h1Lh school butldxng, construtted tn 1975 and expanded m 19-0 wull vsrthrn the next year bc cnlaned by a S700 O00 addntxon to enable tt to extend tts eommunlty services for youth and adults Honor to M155 I-lla Kuehlthau for twenty seven years of teathtng home etonomnts Honor to Mr D J Kenny for twenty two years of teathmg and serute as clerlx of the board of educatnon MARSHALL G. BATHO WARREN L, EVENSON Superintendent Principal Introducing our new principal, Mr. Warren L. Evenson, who came to our school in 1947, after serving four and one-half years as a Captain in the U.S. Air Force. He started his career in education at Mercer, Wisconsin, where he coached football, baseball, and basketball and taught mathematics. Mr. Evenson received his B.S. degree at the LaCrosse State Teachers College and a M.A. degree at the University of Chicago. Mr. Batho, after six years of administrative leadership in our schools, has resigned his position to accep: a similar post at LaCrosse. The school board, the shapers of school policy, have a new member this year, Robert -I. Stoltz, who was elected in July, 1947. He succeeds D. J. Kenny as clerk of the board. james R. Brown, Director Robert S. Barber Mrs. George Kuehlthau Robert J. Stoltz, Clerk Dr. A. H, Heidner, Treasurer 'KZ Washingttnn County 0 6 0 Court House 3 . 3 TEACHER l ir.rl Group-'l'up In 50110711- MARY CA'rHERiNE OQCONNELI .... English, Campus Clipper Advisor . . . B.S. River Falls State Teachers College, journalism Short Course: University of Wis- consin. NORMAN E. COLBY . . . Mathematics. Physics . . . B.A.'University of Wisctansin, M.A. University of Wisctmnsin, Central State Teachers College. MALE I. LARSON . . . Home Economics . . . BS. Stout Institute. ETHEL M. GIl.I .... Librarian . . . B.A. Lawrence Col- lege. RALPH O. EGGERT . . . Typing, General Business . . . XXfhitewater State Teachers College, Graduate Study: Northwestern University. EDITH B. HEIDNER . . . American History, Geography . . . B.A. University of W'isconsin. Graduate Study: University of Wisctinsin, Columbia University. Uni- versity of Chicago. 564717151 Group- XWALTIER G. SCHl.'IEl.KE . . . Industrial Arts . . . BS. Stout Institute, ME. Marquette University. Ro1iisR'r li. CAi.nwEi.i .... Physical Education, Health, Driver Education . . , B.E. l.aCrosse State Teachers College, University of Arizona. AR'I'Hl.'R R. KLKRTZ . . . Vocational Agriculture . . . BS. University of Wisctmnsin. Graduate Wcmrkz Uni- versity of Wisccmnsin. ELEANORE G. FORSTER . . . Girls' Physical Education . . . B.S. I.aCr0sse State Teachers College. CEII. PODRUCH . . . German, English . . . B.A. Univ versity of Wisctmnsin. Graduate Study: University of Wisctnnsin. MARLQARET M. PRICE . . . Art . . . B.A. University of Wisctinsin. Thin! G fflll'D- Rov T. GRIGNON , . . Chemistry r... B.A. Lawrence College, M.A. University of NX'isconsin. Mvitox HILUEERAND . . . Citizenship, Economics, Social Problems . . . B.A. Oshkosh State Teachers Col- lege. M.A. Northwestern University. Graduate Study: University of Colorado. FRIEIJITRICK E. SCHWEHR . . . Metal Shop, General Shop . . . BS. Stout Institute. Graduate Study: Stout Institute. Lois INIAIZ NEFF . . . Geometry. Science . . . BS. I'ni- yersity of Minnesota. Aeronautical Engineering CourseQPurdue L'nixersity, Graduate Study: I'ni- versity of Minnesota. BIARY PAT O'CONNliI.l .... English. Forensics . . . BS. University of XX'isconsin. I5li'I l'Y St,HtxaNMARER . . . Science. Guidance . . . BA. Lawrence College. M.A. Northwestern University. City Hall .be U'-' E x 5 X.-Pc' 9 C, 93' ei.--'J 9' Siem 1 ,. if A i K+ 4 L ' v - fs i' Y Xi K K X 'fr City Library TEA HER Fourth Group- FREDERIC B. BAXTER . . . English, Bend Advisor . . . HE. Platteville State Teachers College, Ph.M. Univer- sity of Wisconsin. Graduate Study: Columbia Uni- versity. EUGENE G. ZAREK , . , Business Law, Bookkeeping. Citizenship. Salesmanship, Grade School Physical Education . . . B.E. Wliitewitter State Teachers Col- lege. Graduate Study: Marquette University. HARoLII M. SHLIMOVITZ . . . Music Education . . . B.E. Platteville State Teachers College, M.M. Illinois Wesleyan. Graduate Study: University of Wisconsin. Van Dercook School of Music. MX'RNA CARoL STEFFEN . . . Chorus, English . . . B.M. Lawrence College. MARILYN JUNE MARSIEIALI .... Stenography, Typing . . . B.E. Whitewater State Teachers College. CAROLINE A. SCHREINER . , . Chemistry, General Science . . . B.S. Milwaukee State Teachers College. Graduate Study: University of Wisconsin. Fiflb Group- ROWLAND G. RUNKEI ..,. Wtmrld History . . . B.E. Milwaukee State Teachers College. Graduate Study: Marquette University. CARI. M. Kuss . . . Biology, General Science . . . B.A. River Falls State Teachers College. Graduate Study: University of Minnesota. HAROLD W. HOOPMAN . . . Latin . . . B.A. Mission House College, M.E. Marquette University. PAUL O. PETERSON . . . World History. Citizenship, Debate . . . B.E. Platteville State Teachers College. Graduate Study: University of Wisconsin. JEAN M. PARKER . . . Algebra, Advanced Mathematics . . . B.S. University of Minnesota. Summer School: University of Colorado. Graduate Study: University of Minnesota. DORIS J. STAIDL . . . Speech. English . . . B.S. Univer- sity of Wisconsin. DOROTHY ROBINSON . . . American History. Spanish . . . B.S. University of Wisconsin. Summer Session: University of Wfisconsin. Sixfb C 1' fn up- The Office Sfdli-AIRS. PHILIP BRODZELLER, ARLENE CYPHER, PEARL KIQHN. fri? McLane School 'xxx ff ,Rb ff 4 A ' ' . A in A P ! I I To . - 5 Y Xt f XX X 1-ii., Main Street, West Bend New students learning to use the library Another brg event was the choosing of a class ring. We A G L REACHED It seems only a short time ago that we entered high school and now we are graduating Four grand and glorious years have sped by filled with work and fun hopes and ideals for tomorrow When entering high school in September 1944 our class had all the characteristics of freshmen We were green and confused But not too green to elect good class officers They were president Richard Larson vice president Lou Ann Schloemer and secretary treasurer Pat Kaempfer Our candidate for vice president of the Student Council Tom Thorson was elected after vigor ous campaigning September 1945 found us no longer new to the school routine now we were sophomores Our class officers this year were president Darwin juech vice president George Sherman and secretary treasurer Fred Eickman As sophomores we were active in sports some of our boys being on the football team We were also active in clubs and on the Clipper staff Two of our class Lou Ann Schloemer and Richard Larson were instrumental in bringing the debate championship of the Little Ten back to West Bend High We were very proud of our c ass September 1946 We were upperclassmen now with president Darwin Iuech vice president ohn Falter and secretary treasurer Ken Pauer to guide us Again Lou Ann and Richard helped bring the debate championship home and also reached second place in the National Forensic League and state contests oanne Dewey won first place in the American Legion Essay Contest The girls elected to attend Badger Girls State were oanne Dewey Ann Kreckhafer Iris Riley Dorothy Gumm Pat Kaempfer Mary Lhotka Betty Anderson and Lou Ann Schloemer We were more active in sports this year Many junior boys were on the football team and active in baseball basketball track and nearly every other sport And we can t forget the girls in G A A and the cheerleaders junior fioats placed in the homecoming parade and we had a junior for queen Evelyn Kudek chose a ring called the Royal Crown and wore it proud- ly. The biggest event of the entire year was of course the prom. We chose Black Magic as the theme. Reign- ing over the prom were King Darwin uech and ueen Arlette Mehlos who together with the court made the affair a beautiful and never-to-be-forgotten night. The one event saddening our junior year was the death of Roger Wiedmeyer who died during the sum- mer of his junior year. Everyone who knew him misses rm. Then came September 1947 and there was no class above us now. A year busy with pictures, the Bend the class play, and commencement sped us along. After a lot of hard work, our class play, Best Foot Forward Suv' john Falter President ftopj Arlette Mehlos Secretary treasurer Vernon Schwichtenberg Vice president Senior Honor Roll Anderson Betty Bauer Clifford Bolhalter June Callres Quinton Dewey Joanne Falter ohn onas Marilyn Koch Jacqueline Iarson Richard Martin Laverne Phrlippi Edward Ruefenacht Ronald Schloemer Lou Ann was successfully presented. This year we won the ofhce of president of the student senate electing jack Wen- inger to represent the seniors. Our class officers this year were president john Fal- ter' vice-president Vernon Schwichtenberg' secretary- treasurer Arlette Mehlos. Again we were active in sports clubs and forensics. Chosen as D.A.R. girl of West Bend High was Betty Anderson. In just a few days now we will be graduates and have only pleasant memories of our high school days. Some of us will be going to college, and some of us will not. Nevertheless, as each one of us receives his diploma, he will look forward to a happy life in a better tomorrow. W B E C x v E IOR 0100 Marilyn Albinger Betty Anderson Leroy Averill Clinford Bauer How ard Bauer X rralnra Bauer james Baumann Phy llls Beger lxarhry n Bernhagen Ss lvester Blertzer Donald Bloecher Eu ene Bohn Mclun Bohn june Bolhalter Betty Borghardt Helen Brodzeller fl1'forllButzlxe Larry Chase umron Lallles 'xlarxm C onrarl XX rllram Cooley Edxth Danneman X rola Dekker loanne Devx ey Wlrhdrew 11 A .I MA , ,, W. . ' ' lr I Y 7 Q v - Ik ,i . Q U Q' - K W G M 912. La , 43: , A f' Q Lons Dxtkmann Herbert Dntmann FredE1tkman Mclvm Fmmer Mary Faber Shlrley Faber john Ialtcr Donald I lasth Grlbert Flutter Arlyn Gauger Richard Gerhardt Davrtl bodtldrtl Vernon Goeden Peter Gonnermg John Grotelutsthcn Irederrnk Groth Dorothy Gumm Mary Gundrum Robert Guse Wrllram Haendel Ruth Haancr Audrex Hamann Lenorc Hanson Vernon Frank , I V N E E OR J if N35 Q1 Q' f-Hr l C Hardegen l O15 Harth yuyce Hemecke L rrame Hemeclxe Laura Helsler Arnold HCIIIIIL, -Xu lrey Herman Xlary Hmsenkamp M lllnam Homurh VC'alter Hughes Thomas Hupler Charles johnson Xlamlyn Jonas Darvxm juech Nlarlon Jung, Harold justman Patrlua lxacmpfer C larcme Kellhach Xrmc Klulxhater Linus lxxrnhcr lanet Klrcher Ruth Kxrcher Benlamm Klein Harold Klue Rita lxnoetk Iatqueline Koth Doris Koen1L a ter Kratz Harvty lxruttcr Eve-ly n lxutici-t Leonard Kurtz Rltharti Lantivarter Rithard Larson Shirley Lemke Mary Lhotka Robert Luedecke Keith Macfarlanc Laverne Martin joseph Matenaer Arlette Mehlos ee Miller Patricia Miller Lois Mitter Peter Molter Ruth Murray Robert Nach Dorothy Nttiman john Ncuy ' VC th ircxx if .M ,,,,,,...,.,,,, ,....-.,f.. . ,-.,:e:n1.,w- yo. 0 In 0 C YA , K F X X, rf f V r X v E E OR Sy lvester Otten kenneth Pauer james Perrm Glenn Peters Edward Phlllppr Howard Proc-ber Clara Remders lrrs Rlley Ralph Rosenthal Ronald Ruefenacht james Ry an Norman bnheunc-mann james Sthlegel Lou Ann bthloemer Etlvxartl bthmxtz George bnhovxdlter NIMH Sthrlnlx Robert bthxx ll X ernon Sthxx lthtcnlucrg Arms.-lla Sthxunn Georne Sherman Carol Sm1th Ge-r.1ltl1ne brotlthausen NW NE SW sr wg? 4- J . ' S Joyce Rose 93' L l '.xx'kz - R fi , 3 l I lil 0 Natlra Straelt justin Theusth john Thoma Marllyn Thoma Thomas 'l horsnn mm Toelx R1Lh.1rtlTuf.hSLherer La Rae bmlws Loxs Vog,elsan Kenneth Wagner Shrrley Weber Mary Wernand Vlrelnla Welnrelth Berry Wentlelborn Walter Wendt lack Wemmeer Lucille Wey'res Rosemary Wietlmeyer jo Anne Wilcox Jeanette Wilde Vernon VC'ulH Richard Yahr VC'aynette Qridtks Beverly Haut Nm pltrurtx gn RoherrW'1lke Y A HerhertBurtk.1rtlr 0130 r eff if v 479' 0 E IVIIIRE TEP Golly' It seems lrke yesterday when we as freshmen and sophomores looked at the yunrors wrth envy We had loads of fun those days but the junror class had so much more prestrge and esteem Then presto' we were junrors, and now we too have that same socral prominence When the electrons for class ofhcers arrrved we met the srtuatron very serrously because we realrzed the president of our class would be the krng of the most colorful event of the year the prom The electron satrsfied everyone Who vtanted a more handsome krng and a more capable presrdent than jerry Mehlos? Jrm Bell and Don Krrcher served as our vrce presrdent and secretary treasurer respectrvely As early as November commrttees were selected to make our prom one of the best After plenty of debate and contro versy the theme I Love An Old Fashroned Song was selected and work begun rmmedrately Then the traditional campargn to have a representative of the class as an officer rn the Student Senate began After a long and vrcrous struggle against the senrors we finally succeeded and Phyllrs Indermuehle took over the job as secretary treasurer rn the Student Senate How can we ever forget the excrtement when we recelved our class rrngs rn trme to make the Chrrstmas of our lunror year complete? We were really upperclassmen now My hom the buttons of our vest popped when we flashed that shrny object called the Rocket on an rnnocent bystander And remember how we heard that famrlrar Hrke' one JUNIOR OFFICERS jerry Mehlos President james Bell Vrce president two three early rn fall and the coachs vorce above all the rest howlrng mstructrons to the football team We felt mrghty proud those days because some of those husky and handsome team members who received letters were jun tors ten of them tn fact How hoarse our throats were the day after the basketball games when the startmg five were from our class' The sprmg sports claimed our athletes too tennrs track, base ball golf Bemg an all round class we contrrbuted to West Bend Hrghs good reputatron by other actrvrtres too Many of us won forensrc contests and went on to further competrtron Then suddenly we realrzed that the prom was only a few weeks away The well kept secret was finally announced at the pre prom dance two weeks before Kathleen Wagner was the queen That hustle and bustle well never forget A feellng of contentment captured us as Jerry and Kathy led the grand march What a handsome couple they were' Therr smrles told us they were as happy as we not only because the prom was a success but also because thrs prom was really and truly ours The last strarns of I Love An Old Fashioned Song echoed and re echoed long after the Howers of our corsage had wtlted Yes another year has come to a close Wrth perfect june days comrng we can happrly remrnrsce the many entrcmg moments of our lunror year 0 I 0 4 1 ,, ' fu I . 1 af, ,la I, I Q,-.L , v. ft' Ls.ff'.., -ff 3. fag vs., 1 v . , . f - Y H . , . ' 9 s 1 7 9 - U H - - . . . , . . 9 s ' 1 - a I - 5 1 s ' 9 - - , . 1 , . I . , . . . . . . . , . .1 - - H K . -V , a l ' , . 4 y , . . K . . . . L q K ' , r s 1 ' l . I 1 a , - .4 ' ' c . 4 . . ' . 1 , . t . . . , Y Q . ,4 t . Q - t , 4 1 4 4 1 - Q - 6 Donald Krrcher Secretary treasurer ftopj fop Frank Salter Warren Schmidt Chester Sterr Bob Rauen Richard Ruhnke Herbert Ritger Second Bill Smithers Marvin Wolf Richard Reigle Richard Walsh Roger Zimmermann Bob Reichert Third Norman Soyk Robert Schwinn Douglas Schaefer Paul Schneiss Phil Sehleif Bottom Cy Richter B rnard Zinke Don Nummerdor Kenneth Raee Eugene Savyyer lop Darlene Kapfer Janet Hupfer Carol Liesener Delores Layerenz Luey Kolber Rose lsselman Sceond Audrey lxies Audrey lxissineer Marie lxnoeelt oyee Heider Jean Lemke Nlary lxoyyanda Phyllis lndermuehle Pat Top -4 Jim Bell, Jerome Emmer, Raymond Duernberger. liraneis Albinger, Carl Gruetzmaeher, Earl Dekker, Charles Cooley. Second -- James Albrecht, Herbert Brace, Carl Blazel, Bill Bradley. Norman Geidel. Bottom -- David Bastian, Herbert Cash, Donald lfitk, Rithard Coeden. Top-Mark Hammer, Donald Hahn, Leo Heisler, Gerald Krue- ger, Gerald Mehlos, Richard Klumb, Donald Mack. Second - Earl Heiting, Jerry Miller, Richard Homuth, Shawn Kell, Jerry' Hoelz Jerry' Kannenbere. Third Lloyd Jacltlin Wilbert lxoller Jim Lanee Jim Koehn Ray Kocher Dan Kuhn Bottom Kenneth Herman William Hart lloyd Janz Hoyyard Kasehner David Martin Joel Hetland Don Kircher Top Jeanette Ciriaelts Audrey Boden Marilyn Bauer Muriel Bernhardt Dorean Gaueer Marian Gosse Rosann Beloneia Margie Groh Seeond Joanne Ahlers Jeanie Goeden Elaine Bohn Marilyn Bandle Carole Casper Virginia Berein Marvel l'ielt Third Lucille Butt Hazel Bock Shirley Guth Lueille ldallt Gloria Erhardt Delores Poy Rosemary Berend Bottom Pauline Evyert Veila Domann Anna Mae Blohm Ber nardine Driclcen Mildred Ewert Helen Guth Hausmann Ihirl Jacqueline Lauter loan lxireher Xlarilyn Lauler Nlarlene Hartleb Pat Lauler Bernadine lxnoeel-t Bottom LaDonna lxallyoten Marita Liesener Marialyee Klein Eyelyn Hieeins Nlary Lou Kireher Luella Harth Pop Xerla Sehloerrer 'Naney Steper Betty Otto lxatie Xoet Doris Ruhnlte Pearl Nliller Arlene 'Nieolaus Kathleen Waener lean XX ol! Seeond Niarlyn Reinke Charmaine Russell Clara 'ylae Niiller Betty Tuehseherer Nancy Stier Pauline Sehneiler Annabelle Nlueller flirl floria Wenin er Betty Ramthun Dorothy Xolltmann Velma Rcimann Betty Vyeiland Xiartia Riteer lean Senner Bottom Nlarianne Strupp Carol behyyiehtenberi. Louise Sher man Juanita Wineet Nlariorie Popellta Lorraine lrnsenbaeh jg ,QQ Y I a5Z2 FUTURE HO0L LE DER The sophomore class has often been thought of as the dullest class because its members are no longer excited little freshmen nor are they yet elevated to the esteemed position of upperclassmen But thrs is not true none of it All sophomores will agree this has been a wonderful year Our class has accomplished a lot but we could never have done as much as we did without the line leadershrp of our class officers They have worked earnestly and untir rngly to make the sophomore class outstanding Our presi dent was Luke Heppe Dick Daggett vice president Ken Shortly after school op ned in the fall we had a party It vias a special sophomore party which is now a pleasant memory for all who attended When Homecoming rolled around we participated eagerly and enthusiastically in all its activities floats win dows bonfire All the football and basketball games were well sup ported by sophomores Some of us even played on the team Dave Grogan and Dick Schikovxski were out there representing our class and with plenty of spirit SOPHOMORF CLASS OFFICERS Luke Heppe President Ken Troedel Secretary treasurer Richard Dagger Vice president Band and glee club were well attended by sophomores Janice Koth did a fine job as drum majorette Evie Spartz s lovely singing entertained all of us We took part in all phases of forensics declamation extemporan ous speaking and the other speaking activities Marilyn Moeller proved her worth unquestionably in ex temporaneous speaking when she won first place in the Freshman Sophomore little Ten Contest She was also a debater on the A squad Many sophomore girls have gone out for G A A Almost gym A large group of girls went out for cheer leading Marilyn Ieithelser was among those chosen from our class There was no lack of school spirit in the class Several members of our class loined the Clipper staff Pat Denker a feature writer had the ournal publish her story of the day Dick Daggett was principal No it can t be said that the sophomore class is dull its as active and exciting as any When we return next fall well be looking forward to our junior year but we will alwavs cherish the memories of the happy days of our sophomore year 018s , . y . , . I . I . ' ' 1 D , ' D . . . . . t , . 7 - I ' 1 ' , ' - ' g ' . . . ' Troedel, SCC1'f?fHfY-ffC2SUf6r- any night one could have seen Marilyn Klumb down in the . 7' . ' . S , . : . . Q Y - . . A 7 , , . . . v I v - - - . . , ' 1 ' . , , . 7 ' . , 3 ' . Top Franlc Salter Warren Schmidt Chester Sterr Bob Rauen Richard Ruhnke Herbert Ritger Second Bill Smithers Marvin Wolf Richard Reigle Richard Walsh Roger Zimmermann Bob Reichert Third Norman Soyk Robert Sthyyinn Douglas Schaefer Paul Schneiss Phil Schleif Bottom Cy Richter Bernard Zinke Don lN.1mmerdor Kenneth Race Eugene Sayyyer Pop Darlene Kapfcr Janet Hupfer Carol Liesener Delores Layerenz Lucy Kolher Rose lsselman Second Audrey Kies Audrey Kissinger Marie Knoecly Joyce Top-- Jim Bell, Jerome Emmet, Raymond Duernberlizer, Francis Albinluer, Carl Gruetzmacher, Earl Dekker, Charles Cooley. Second -- James Albrecht, Herbert Brace, Carl Blazel, Bill Bradley, Norman Geidel. Bottom f-A David Bastian, Herbert Cash, Donald lficli, Richard Goeden. Top-Marla Hammer, Donald Hahn, Leo Heisler, Gerald Krue- ger, Gerald Mehlos. Richard Klumb, Donald Mack. Second - Earl Heiting Jerry' Miller Richard Homuth Shawn Kell, Jerry Hoelz Jerry Kannenberic Third Lloyd Jatlclin Wilbert holler Jim Lance Jim Koehn Ray Kocher Dan Kuhn Bottom Kenneth Herman William Hart Floyd Janz Hoyyard Kaschner David Martin Joel Hetland Don lxircher Top Jeanette Ciriaclys Audrey Boden Marilyn Bauer Muriel Bernhardt Dorean Gauger Marian Gosse Rosann Beloncia Margie Groh Second Joanne Ahlers Jeanie Goeden Elaine Bohn Marilyn Bandle Carole Casper Virginia Bergin Marvel Fick Third Lucille Butt Hazel Bock Shirley Guth Lucille I'allc Gloria Erhardt Delores Foy Rosemary Berend Bottom Pauline Ewert Veila Domann Anna Mae Blohm Ber nardine Driclcen Mildred Ewert Helen Guth Helder Jean Lemlce Mary lxoyyanda Phyllis lndermuehlc Pat Hausmann Ihirl acqueline Lauter oan lxircher Niarilyn Laulcr Marlene Hartleb Pat Lauler Bernadine lxnoecls Bottom LaDonna lxallcolen Nlarita Liesener Xlarialyce lxlein Eyelyn Hiccins Nlary Lou lxircher Luclla Harth Pop Xerla Schloen er 'Nancy Sceper Betty Otto Katie Xoct Doris Ruhnlce Pearl Nliller Arlene Nicolaus lxathleen NX acner lean XX olt Second Xlarlyn Rcinlce Charmaine Russell Clara Niae Nliller Betty Tuchschcrcr Nancy Stier Paulinc Schneider Annabcllc Nlucllcr lhiri lorii Vycninccr Betty Ramthun Dorothy Xollcmann Nlclitta Rcimann Bctty Wciland Xlarcia Ritccr lcan Scnner Bottom Xlariannc Strupp Carol bchyyichtcnbcrc Louise Sher mdn luanita Winaet Nlaryorte Poptll-ca lorraine fnscnbach lg E M2 Z I ,4 k FUTURE HO0L LEADER The sophomore class has often been thought of as the dullest class because tts members are no longer excrted lrttle freshmen nor are they yet elevated to the esteemed posrtron of upperclassmen But th1s rs not true none of rt All sophomores wrll agree thxs has been a wonderful year Our class has accompltshed a lot but we could never have done as much as we dxd wrthout the fine leadershlp of our class OEICCYS They have worked earnestly and untrr rngly to make the sophomore class outstandmg Our prest dent was Luke Heppe Drck Daggett vrce presrdent Ken Troedel secretary treasurer Shortly after school opened rn the fall we had a party It vtas a specral sophomore party whtch ns now a pleasant memory for all who attended When Homecomrng rolled around we partrcnpated eagerly and enthusxastrcally ID all tts actrvrtres Hoats wm dows bonfire All the football and basketball games were well sup ported by sophomores Some of us even played on the team Dave Grogan and Duck Schrkowskt were out there representing our class and with plenty of sp1r1r SOPHOMORE CLASS OIFICERS Luke Heppe Presrdent Ken Troedel Secretary treasurer Rtchard Dagget Vrce presrdent Band and glee club were well attended by sophomores antce Koth drd a fine job as drum majorette Evle Spartzs lovely srngrng entertalned all of us We took part rn all phases of forensrcs declamanon extemporaneous speaklng and the other speaking act1v1t1es Marxlyn Moeller proved her worth unquestronably rn temporaneous speaklng when she won flrst place rn the Freshman Sophomore Lrttle Ten Contest She was also a debater on the A squad Many sophomore grrls have gone out for G A A Almost any nrght one could hase seen Marrlyn Klumb down ln the gym A large group of grrls went out for cheer leadlng Marrlyn Iertherser was among those chosen from our class There was no lack of school sprrrt 1n the class Several members of our class jomed the Cllpper staff Pat Denker a feature vsrlter had the journal publish her story of the day Duck Daggett was prrncrpal No nt can t be sand that the sophomore class ns dull s as actne and excltrng as any When we return next fall well be looking forward to our junror year but we w1ll alwavs Chertsh the memories of the happy days of our sophomore year 0180 5 Q y Y . , . , J - 7 n . I ' ' I 1 . , I CX- , . . . I . up , , ' , ... 9 ' - ' ' s - . . . Y - . . A . , .. . . ' E , f v 1 . - -.- 4 , ' ' 1 ' 4 . 7 . . , . I . .., , ,II I ' K N71 a . r 7 y . , 7 I E' af - . Top Gary Schroeder Ralph Wenzlafi' Roger Straek Donald Weber Rlchard Strassburg, Andrew Wenmcer Merlyn Wulf? Second Kenneth Troedel Roland Vogel Charles Stratlca James A Weston James W Weston Thlrd Reuben Schowalter Marvln Ylmdars Elmer Tatkes Davxd Znncshnem Arnold Walter Bottom Robert Weyres Walter Sendeman Steven bthnelder Paul Seemann Ronald Wendelborn lop Nlarllxn lxlumb Marmlxn Moeller Alice Llesener Betty Nceb lxax lxuechlcr LOLIISC Lenz loan Nlapes Carol Klettl Setonl Ltlllan XICUHILI' Mtrx Otten Buerlx Lauler Nlarx Mo ran Ruth Xhthtls Wanda Mertens bhrrlex Xixchcls lhlrl Bexerlx Naus Ruth Puerllnc Laverne Phrllppl Mary Oresntlt Nanu Nnnes Joyee Promersbcrcer XiarLaret lxreju Bottom Audrex Potter Carol Plelner Jamce lxoth Joxte Peter son XldfllXfl Lerthelser Vlola Kurtz lop Adellne Wolf Orlean Quaas Niarx Zelaler Harnet Schroe der Ruth XX lslterchen Martlxn btotlthausen becond Nlarlene Ztnlte Audrey Troedel Xerna Stauslte Ruth behnel ltr Carolxn blaulc Thzrl Delores Rate Luullc XUILI 'Nanu Ramalter Betty Son nenherc Bottom Nlarx Rolls Fleanor Techtman oanne Whller Lxelyn Sparta l Top-Herbert Gundrum, Gilbert Hamann, James Hess, Ralph Boden, Dale Hart, Dallas Dollase. David Grogan. Second -Walter Boerger, August Homuth, James Drew, Donald Bingen, Richard Daggett, Duane Bruder, Luke Heppe. Third- Karl Bacher, Tom Barcom, John German, Robert Hosp, Paul Dean, Robert Dabringer. Bottom-Frank Gerek, James Esselman, Lyle Butzlce, Gerhardt Buettner, Gerald Faber, John Bell. Top-Richard Mueller Lawrence Lana Donald Jonas Richard Martxny Rnchard SLhllxOVSlxl Seeond Harvey Rose Harvey Schmxdt Allen Krueger Wnllard Peters Gene Schloemer Thnrd Harold Roecker Paul Schmltz Robert OMeara Kenneth MacFarlane Bottom Hubert Konrath Robert Niayer John Schaefgen James Kuehn Top Agnes Boden Myrna Dl6f1Hj..6f Betty Foy V1rg.,1n1a Hass mer Audrey Mae Dunst Eleanor Dy ke Glorla Hood Second Mavls Jaeger Joyce Gessert Pat Denlcer Mary Here bruec, Ella German Tome Ellmauer Thlrd Delores Freitag, Beverly Behlmg Florence lmlclc Joyce Bauer Ann Barndt Bottom Mar1lyn Bastlan Betty Enaelelter Helen Hausman Laverne Dalum 1 - .1 1 , , . 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' . . . 1 -, 4 - , , , . :,, A 1 1' w 1 UST BEGINNING Now that our freshman year IS almost over we look back on those many happy days wrth fond memorxes of excrtmg football games snappy pep meetmgs smooth dances and many other eventful actrvrnes On September 3 Freshman Day we became acquamted wlth our fellow freshmen who were just as bewlldered as we were But xn the days whxch followed we became better acquamted wrrh the school nts teachers and the upperclass men Soon we were feelrng more at ease and began to thmk of W B H S as our new home of actrve learnmg and domg Of course one of the first thmgs we dxd was to elect class ofhcers The results were presxdent james Cam vxce presxdent Bllly Wolf and secretary jack Cook One of the blg feathers ln our cap was the election o our candldate Curtls Claus as student senate vnce presldent It was qulte a prize to have a freshman Wm over the sopho more candrdate Rxchard Daggett Thxs years freshmen class added a lot to the spnrrt o the school 0200 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Bull Wolf Vnce presldent ftopl John Cook Secretary treasurer james Cam Presxdent A greater number of freshmen turned out for debate and other forensic actrvrtles than ever before In our opnnron our first homecommg was a grand suc cess The fact that Robert Thersen a fellow freshman found the toothpxck and had the honor of crowmng the queen and Irghnng the bonfrre added to the excrtement and enyoyment of our first homecomrng We cheered along wnth the rest of the school when the B team whnch ns composed largely of freshmen marched on to a vnctorlous end second place nn the Lrttle Ten Bas ketball League A large number of freshmen also turned out for track baseball golf and other sports Clubs and other actnvrtres had many freshmen joxmng thelr ranks throughout the year We really have a good many reasons to be proud of our freshman year and we are lookmg forward to makmg our sophomore year even better . 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L ' ' a . . . . w . . , , ' 1 x s ' . . . f , a 1 ' ' ' 5 I , . v Top Norman Walter John Schmidt Donald Stern Tom Strod hoff Richard Schacht Bill Wolf Bill Schroeder Second James Redlirig.,er Ralph Smith Richard Stoffel Jerome Schmidt Richard Tock Clifford Yahr Third Larry Zander Alois Stockhausen Darwin Stehlt Jerome Werner Daniel Sauer Bob Steiner Anton Staral Bottom Ralph Stoffel Bill Stern Richard Schuetz Bob Theisen Harold Stauske Russel Wiskerchen Top Rita Kickbush Nancy Handke Carol Handke Rosemary Lange Barbara Kapfer Rita Kell Marcelline Kandel Second Carole Meyer Irene Herzer Ann Lauson Ruth Kahl Marilyn Lemke Ruth Koller Third Mary Ann Heinecke Mary Ann Indermuehle Sally Je kms Mary lxolkema Bernadette Hahn Rita Jansen Kathryn Heinecke Bottom Kathleen Moran Lillian Hornshoe Carol Kircher Mary Kimla Lenore Hartman Mary Ann Harth Betty Jane Nleunier Top Bonnie Seyerson Janct Schneiss Joanne Raab Joy te Schultz Beverly Ruegg. Melba Steen Angeline Weninter Eleanore 'Xie muth Anna Park r Second Alice Schuppel Ruth Volkmann Carol Schmidt Jean Siegfried Betty Weber Camilla Schloemer Carolyn Schloemer Phyllis Wardius Elaine Vicolaus Third Carolyn Nowak Jeanette Yochem Florence Techtman Lila Weningser Carol Wendelborn Donna Rosenthal Yvonne Sauter Leone Troedcl Bottom Charleen Ruf Lois Weinreich Carol Wiedmeyer Shirley Ziemer Gloria Smith Phyllis Survis Elaine Zimmerman Joyce Waala 0710 Top-Gary' Boegel, Curtis Claus, Alden Belongia, Orval Aulen- bacher, Richard Chapman, Ronald Edgar, David Hahn, Emerson Belongia, Second - Paul Frings, Jim Haebig, Gene Bucholz, Jim Cain, Calvin Hartleb Jerold Bell Robert Fellenz Richard Boden Third Herman Casper Donald Gumm Ronald Conrad Frank Gronemeyer Claude Duernberger Bill Bohn Gilbert Bruck mueller Phillip Berne Bottom James Hansen lred Glander Thomas Collins Fred Goldammer Bob Bohn Nernon Bartelt Martin Hagnet Armand Becker Top Albert Hupfer Floyd Potter Jerome Mueller Gordon Kraemer Billy Miller Hovyard Herman Albert Lehn James Jansen Second Gerald Jung, Paul Matenaer Raymond Kiefer Donald Kleinhans Fred Kissinger Roger Knoeck Walter McCartney Third Earl Oelhafen James Plzak Roger Held James Meinbere Ralph Matenaer Theodore Hosp Donald Klumb Bottom Ronald Hron Gerald Kocher Eugene Laufer Anthony Noeeel Allen Janz Paul Hensler Edward Oresnik Top Lois Braun Emily Falk Donna Albrecht Joan Bunke Mary Beck Darleen Degnitz June Demmon Second Darlyne DeTuncq Mary Bauer Donna Gonnering Joyce Ellmauer Susan Bumiller Elaine Ciriacks Barbara Farmer Third Rita Bottleman Gloria Bastian Angeline Frank Lois Bolle Jean Boyung Elaine Geidel Mary Fellenz Bottom Barbara Frank Leona Gundrum Barbara Boden Joyce Dricken Lorraine Averill ACTIVITIES IN AND OUT OF CLASS fTop left to rightl College Dax Conference Mr lxuru and Iohn Falter discuss tarmin Artists Marilxn Albinaer Pat Laufer and Bill Haentlcl with instructor Miss Price Ln Clase de espanol de nuestra estuela Students rc-turnina from a hre drill XX oodsxorlxers X ernon Bartelt and Paul Hensler ute IS the oal of Mr E ert s tx ping class Principal for a day Dag ett and Mr Exenson In biolou class Mr Ixuss knows the answers The managers behind the magazine campai n Marilyn Jonas Xir Eaaert and Rosemarx Wietlmexer 1 1 . i 4' I J ' ,... . ' ' ' .' if 'i ' , i , . , ' , ' , ' ' rr , . 1 . , , Mr, I-Ietland becomes acquainted with Miss Marshall and Mr. Grignon on Open House Night. . . , Our candy booth .... 50 words a min- ! ' . ug ' 4' K' , U - . ,f- 1 7: 1 I Y I I I I 4 Y' - 4 I K, - - f - 1 . A ' D I 1 1 y - I f yf V , , 'g I ' V , y 1 I , , , . 1 ' 1' . 22 if iv! f .Meg ., -sf., as . -,E , 'Hui-is. West Bend Hiuh School Campus ,L .,? ,,.,fQif 'TL City Park lagoon You're on, says Cliff Bauer, as he assists Anne Kieckhafer cut a record for speech class. The cement of thrs Unron rs the heart blood of exery Amerrctn Thomas efferson So too the foundation of our hrgh school sys tem IS burlt upon the successful ftctwrtres of the Student Senate Thls organnntlon IS 1 fine rllustrarnon of de mocracy rn actron It IS composed of senators from the home rooms and varrous club representatrves The Senate rs ably led by jack Wenrnger presrdent Curtls Claus, v1ce president and Phyllrs Inder muehle, secretary treasurer These officers and rep resentatrves are elected by the hrgh school student body Wrth n1ne other schools West Bend was repre sented by tv o senators, at each Lrttle Ten Student Councrl an orgamzatron just Started thrs year Through reports brought back by these two student senate members rt was gratrfymg to note that our student senate compared favorably to others Thxs was especially true rn the use of tts powers and tn completmg tts program for the year Posters, prepared by the Lrttle Ten Councrl contalnrng a code of good sportsmanship were drstrrbuted throughout the school burldrng to create a more frrendly attrtude among all students of the Lnttle Ten Another outstandrng project completed bv a commrttee of the senate was the tabulatlng of all credrts for each class towards the achrevement cup Changes for the betterment of the school such HERE DE OCRACY Presrdent jack Wennnger fstandmc, centerz recognizes Se-mor Class Presrdent john falter lstandmg lefty who raises a questron about the monrtor system Secretary Phyllis Inder muehle records the debate rn order that the mmutes may be drscussed rn homerooms At the Cltlzenshrp Day program Scout Executive Lloyd Shafer was the prmclpal speaker when student senate ofhcers were sworn rn at L YN emnger lloxtlSl1afer, Phxllr Inclermuehle, Kurtis C laus as rmproung assembly condrtnons, provtdrng the balconv as a cloak room durrng dances and 1f possrble takmg moues, of future homecommg festlvrtres constl tuted other actn rttes of the Senate The success of the West Bend Student Senate has pros ed that our school does hate a gos ernment of the students by the students, and for the students 0730 .V W ,'. , ' ., ,', V V V . . . U 7 '- . r. ,L S ' , . - , - ' . V V ' l v W . . . '. ' 1 y A V I' V . V 1 7 7 V . . V V I. I' MUSIC AKER A D 0 G TER Music plays an important part in the world today. We are surrounded by music. We hear it many times throughout the day. The seventy-two piece band was under the direction of H. M. Shlimovitz, who has done much to improve it. The A band rehearsals were held the first period in the morning. In addition to this, every band member had one private lesson a week with Mr. Shlimovitz. Two new music clubs were added to the extra- curricular activities, the Reed Club and the Brass Club, meeting once every three weeks. The band has been in the spotlight many times during this year. No basketball or football game would have been complete without the aid of the band to put more spirit into the game. During the half at the football games, the band displayed many fine maneu- vers. Many members of the band have appeared before various service organizations, such as the Rotary, Womans Club, and church organizations. The band gave two concerts for the public, the Christmas concert and the mid-winter concert. The band and chorus joined to present a memorable Christmas concert on December Zlst. At the Mid-Winter concert, presented in the McLane School on March 7th, the guest conductor was Harold Bachman, who directed the second half of the program. Perhaps the biggest and most enjoyable event of the year was the annual music festival. West Bend acted as host for the two separate contests. The first held on April 5rd, included solos and ensembles, with the students making an excellent showing. The students who received first-star ratings and went to the state con- test on May 22nd were: soloists, George Schowalter and David Grogan, tubag Quinton Callies, clarinet, Walter Kratz, cornetg Tom Thorson and Bill Cooley, tromboneg ensembles: Nancy Ra- maker and Joyce Bauer, clarinet duetg Walter Kratz, David God- dard and Harvey Krueger, Cornet trio, Walter Kratz, David Goddard, Bill Cooley and James Perrin, brass quartet. The second part of the festival, the band and chorus contest, was held on May Sth. Again the music students came through with honors. l fwcoh- ymffufv- 'f'4N' ,fwwx Us w,..L.9-A. .,a'-fb-+ rf . Wm. emlbw The precise marching of the high school band added much color to Fight footba -games. ',. fo- ltaawfu Mr. Shlimovitz, band directorg Lt. Col. Bachman, guest conductor for the winter band concertg Bill Cooley, student jazz conductor. Gio High school Christmas Concert by band and chorus. 7 , if-lift H -ff-4 p . 4 D ,fp 'H' Q1 0' X ,, YJ -'WD Individual lessons make good musicians, Mr. Shlimovitz and Practice is the motto of drummers Carol Wiedmeyer, James Curtis Claus. Meinberg, and Bernadette Hahn. Pupils singing under Miss Myrna Steffens direction in the chorus this year participated in a number of concerts. The chorus gave three performances of the Christmas concert. The first one was given for the children of the McLane School, the second for the general public, and the third for the high school pupils and teachers. Christmas carols were sung by the entire chorus for the entertainment of the patients at St. Josephs Hospital. ln March all practices were devoted to the coming Spring Festival for solos and ensembles. ln the festival, on April 5rd, the West Bend music department students ranked high. The festival was climaxed by a concert in the McLane School gym before a packed house. On April 22nd, a spring concert pre- sented songs by well-known Wisconsin composers. This con- cert was one of a different type. It followed the plan that many of the college choruses use. The curtain opened to present the entire chorus dressed in their maroon robes. This section presented religious music which was followed by a group of songs sung by the boys' glee club. During this time the girls were very hastily donning gay formals which they wore while singing the next section of the program. After the girls' glee club had finished, solos took over a part of the program. Each solo was written by a Wisconsin composer. The last section was presented by the entire chorus. The money raised by the concert was used to buy new music folders for the chorus. May 8th brought the grandest array of band and choruses ever seen in West Bend. Thirty bands and thirty-two choruses from all over the state participated in this tournament. The bands paraded in review before the judges. Nearly 3,000 students participated. The chorus did more than give concerts or participate in tournaments, for trips were also taken to hear other choruses: Mission House College Choir, Plymouthg the Messiah Choir in Milwaukee: and the Lawrence College Choir of Appleton. These trips were of great value to all chorus members. Each trip was enjoyed by all members. That the entire school year was more interesting because of the many activities in which the chorus participated is a tribute to Miss Stefferrs planning. Girls' Double Trio: Louise Sherman, I.aRae Umbs, Marion Jung, Jean Goeden, Evelyn Spartz, and Doris Koenig accoma panied by Miss Myrna Steffen. The high school chorus Christmas Concert. HOBBYISTS HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economtcs Club w1th an enrollment of 70 stu dents was drvtded 1nto two separate clubs Each club had tts own officers these ofhcers make up the Home Economlcs Club Counctl whtch plans for both clubs Meetmgs conslsted of general dtscusstons pertalntng to homemakmg and some specxal projects were carried out Thls year some of the glrls prepared and served dmners for one of the debate meets held here umor Red Cross enrollment for the htgh school and the packtng of glft boxes for foretgn chll dren were two accompltshed projects of the year The followmg gtrls were club ofhcers Marlene Hartleb Ruth Murray Loulse Sherman jean Lemke Audrey Boden and Marlon Gosse MISS Mae Larson was the faculty adv1sor FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The officers for thts year were Phyllls Indermuehle pres1 dent Doris Ruhnke vtce presrdent Mary Wemand secretary treasurer These thmgs will I do now that I may be worthy of the htgh office of teacher The Horace Mann Chapter was or gantzed rn the fall of 1946 as the first h1gh school chapter m the state of Wtsconstn The purpose of the club IS to gtve qualtfied students an opportuntty to explore the professron of teachmg as a llfe work The stgntficant acttvtttes of thts club are as follows to assist ln the McLane School to VISII vartous teacher tratnmg IHSIIIUIIOHS to take an annual excurston to ltsten to msprrtng talks on some phase of teachmg to have socxal actrvtttes Today our countrv needs more and better teachers There fore lf ts our wish that the FTA be a thrlvlng organlzatton tn the future Gwen msprred and 1ntell1gent gutdance FTA has much to offer tn a program of up gradmg the qual1ty of the teacher that comes mto the profession DRAMA CLUB The drama club called the Stage Door Stars had a roster of 175 members Mtss Dorls Sta1dl and Mxss Mary P OCon nell were the faculty advlsors The officers were as follows presrdent oel Hetland secretary Shtrley Lemke treasurer Two major plays were gtven by the club dur1ng the year namely Gtrls Must Talk and Doggone These Electlons Many club members also took part 1n other plays and rectta ttons at school at churches and other meettngs around town Among these were The Tvug IS Bent and The Coach Plays the Game whtch were radto plays Watch What You Say and Counttn the Votes whrch were short plays the readtng of Ballad for Amertcans and the senlor class play Best Foot Forward WASHINGTON COUNTY PIONEERS CLUB The Washlngton County P1oneers for Hlstortcal Research was organlzed wtth 71 students IH October of thls vear A constrtutton was adopted and the group afhltated wnth the State Htstortcal Soctety At each meettng talks were gtven by members the Legend of Holy Hlll the htstory of Father Rehrl the St Agnes Con vent at Barton Indtan rellcs found IU Wtshlngton County were exhtbrted by one student the group took 1 trtp to thc com ent house and to the restmg place of Father Rehrl 7 Home Economncs Club Mxss Larson and her future homemakers future Teachers Club Phyllls Indermuehle ZSSISIIILL, at the McLane School Km dergarten Drama Club Mxss Mary P OConnell and Miss Dorxs Staxdl plan the next producuon with club members Washmgton County P1oneers Club Betty Tuchstherer Mmss Hendner Cy Rxchter anl Glorxa Frhart try out museum PICCCS . 7 . h - 7 V ' Q . . z , , , , 1 . . , .- I a ' v ' . . I . . L . . . y 1 D ' Q . . U I L I - c I D 7 1 K K . ' ' , , ' , J Q , ' 1 , Laverne MQIIIUQ pomt-secretary, Arlyn Gauger. Y 9 9 7 . ' ! 4 . , ' v ' v K v . , - . ' L I 2 ' A 1' - i Y ' . i- V . Y K . I V L D Y' L I L . 7 . 1 . -6 0 Gcrman Club A colorful German Club rnmatron party Spamsh Club Nllss Robinson with her muchachas 5 muchachos Latin Club Club ofhcers Fxelyn Spartz Ralph Rosenthal anl Nfar carer Krejcn Future Farmers of Amerlca Club The annual l I A banquet GERMAN CLUB Dxc deutsche Gesellschaft or German Club as rt IS gen ertlly known under the gurdance of Fraeulem Podruch and Herr erry Mehlos presldent Herr Cv Richter wnce presrdent md Herr jack Koehn secretary treasurer enjoyed a xery act1ve year Proceeds from LOULCSSIOHS at basketball games and prrnted statnonery helped to finance club actlvrtles Members partrclpated rn the Ard to Europe program Movres and slides brought authentrc German lrfe closer to the students Socral hrghlrghts were the mrtratron party the Werhnachtsfest and Fruehlmgsausflug SPANISH CLUB S1 S1 the Spanxsh Club has had a Lattn Amerrcan year Neuman as v1cepres1dent and Anne Kteckhafer serv1ng as secretary treasurer On 1n1t1at1on day many gay senorrtas and caballeros were seen costumed m the colorful clothmg of Mex1co Fest1v1t1es came to an end wrth a pot luck banquet An mnovatxon of the Chrlstmas entertarnment was a bulg mg plnata fa bag filled wrth candyj Some student was blrnd folded and glven a large stlck Then he trted to hut the bag Fmally lf broke and candy and gxfts spxlled out for all Other entertamment conslsted of playmg Spanlsh games and s1ng1ng Span1sh songs LATIN CLUB The Senatus Populus Qual Romanus 15 better known as the Lat1n Club The club had a very xnterestrng and actrve year under the dlrectron of Mr Harold Hoopman and the officers prestdent Ralph Rosenthal v1ce presrdent Evelyn Spartz and secretary treasurer Margaret KFCICI The year started wrth a bxg 1n1t1at1on of new members Sellrng concess1ons and pro grams at football games was another of the club s many actrvt tres The party of the year The Latm Club Banquet was held on Aprnl 15 and was conducted completely ln Roman style FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA CLUB The FFA opened actrvrtres last fall by one of the most successful Parent and Son Banquets ever held Chrlstmas time found the boys enyoylng themselxes wlth the Home Economrcs gurls at a well planned Chrrstmas party Wlth the commg of sprmg many lndustrrous lads sacrrflced a lot of tnme to treat more than 8000 bushels of gram for farmers Delegates were also sent to the state FFA conwen non tn May The Future Ftrmers of Amerlca, one of the schools largest clubs, can feel pleased wrth tts accompllsh ments The club adusor rs Mr Arthur Kurtz 0770 lf. .. 2' ', '.' ' '. , , a . , ' - . ' ' X , U , a . L I L' . L r 4 ,. ,,kl, t . ' 4 ' l D I I is A , . c t 1' :' ' ' ' l . M., .Y . .- . l The club elected Dave Grogan as presrdent, wtth Dorothy ' 1 , . . , Q ' v 2 K 'K o . I 4 . . . Y ' LADIES A D GE TLE E OE THE PRESS Last fall with the theme Cooperation between school and community, well in mind, the Bend advisor, Mr. Baxter, with co-editors Lou Ann Schloemer and Dick Larson and a co- operative staff began work on the 1948 Bend. The first problem to be met was the high cost of production due to economic conditions. Bend costs had risen considerably. Advertising Manager Darwin juech, Business Manager George Schowalter and a large staff of volunteer helpers inaua gurated a sponsorship drive which culminated in the attain- ment of a Sl,0O0 goal. By the end of the first semester over 545 subscriptions had been sold and production began. The editors, along with art editor Arlette Mehlos and a host of s ecial writers be an to turn out co , mount ictures, , . produce art work, and check lists in preparing a dummy copy. This year the staff decided to change from the customary red and white color to a new green, emphasis was put on pic- tures instead of copy, and an attempt was made to give greater coverage to school activities. In keeping with the theme, the Bend was dedicated to West Bend and its Neighbors. The staff wanted to give recognition to the cooperation between the community and school. Tribute was also paid to Miss Ella Kuehlthau and Mr. D. -I. Kenny for their long years of service to the school. Finally the day arrived that all had waited for. The Bends were finished, and we'd received them from the printer. An- other year's work had been successfully completed. The 1947--48 issues of the Campus Clipper were registered with the National Scholastic Publications Association which rated the Clipper as a first class publication. Part of the success of the school paper is due to the splendid leadership of the editors of the staff: Arlyn Gauger as editor-in-chief, Laverne Martin as news editor, joan Kircher as feature editor, Arlette Mehlos as art editor and Bill Cooley as sports editor, all under the guidance of the advisor, Miss Mary Catherine O'Connell. The rest of the staff carried on the Clipper tradition that each issue published would be the best. The rest of the success can be accredited to the fine response the student body displayed when subscription goals were exceeded. Especially this year has the staff tried many ways to improve the paper. Despite the rise in cost of paper, the subscription price remained the same. Although more work was required of the entire staff, the paper has come out more frequently, The staff has published the paper every two weeks instead of every three weeks. 028 Campus Clipper editors Bill Cooley. Arlyn Gauxuer, Laverne Martin, and ,loan Kircher The editors, writers and producers xx ho mal-ce possible the Campus Clipper. Co-editors of the Bend, Lou Ann Sthloemer and Dick Larson. The Bend staff is composed of editors and directors from the senior class and writers from the four classes and outside activities. THE EXT SPEAKER The 1948 Debate Team Phyllis lndermuehle, First Afiirmativeg Dick Larson. Second Negativeg ftopi Marilyn Moeller. First Negative: Mr. Paul Peterson. Coach: Lou Ann Schloemer, Second Affir- mative. The 1948 Forensic Squad flop, left to righti Marilyn Bauer, Curtis Claus, Doris Ruhnke, George Schowalter, It During the 1947-48 term, debate and forensics at West Bend High School attracted 226 participants. Student speakers took part in intra-school speech activities. Little Ten Debate and For- ensic Tournaments, National Forensic League contests, and league and district tournaments. The coaches in these Helds were Mr. Paul Peterson, debate, and Misses Mary P. O'Connell and Doris Staidl who organized and coached forensics. West Bend High Schools debate teams participated in a total of 100 decision debates on the question of compulsory arbitra- tion of labor disputes. The A team received the trophy for a first place tie in the Little Ten Debate Tournament. For the fourth consecutive year West Bend rated first in this event. The AM team included Phyllis Indermuehle and Lou Ann Schloemer. afiirmativeg Marilyn Moeller and Dick Larson. negative, The alternates were Fred Eickman and joel Hetland. The team placed fourth in the District and in the N.F.I.. contests. A group of I9 B team debaters had a successful record and finished their season by win- ning first place in the HB' team tournaments at Cedarburg and Port Washington. 0290 Lou Ann Schloemer, Joel Hetland. rBottomJ Richard Goeden, Joanne Dewey, Caroline Schloemer, Phyllis lndermuehle, Clara Mae Miller, Carol Liesener. After preliminary school contests in forensics, winning speakers were chosen to represent West Bend at the inter-school speech contests. In the Little Ten Contest Phyllis Indermuehle and Lou Ann Schloemer won first and third places in extemporaneous speaking, while Carolyn Schloemer received third place in extem- poraneous reading. Doris Ruhnke received a third in serious declamation. All four received A's in the League contest. School representatives who also earned A's were joel Hetland in non- original oration and john Thoma and George Schovvalter in hu- morous declamation. At the l.ittle Ten Freshman and Sophomore Contest Marilyn Moeller and Carolyn Schloemer won first and second places respectively in extemporaneous speaking. At the district contest held in Port Wfashington, Doris Ruhnke and john Thoma received As and qualified for the state finals, where they competed with students from the entire state. In the National Forensic League Contest three XX'est Bend students. George Schowalter. Phyllis lndermuehle, and Dick Lar- son, reached the state finals. West Bend speakers had a very successful year. W'ith experi- enced students returning next year, the speech department can be expected to bring additional honor to Wfest Bend. C RTAI TI E The lights dim, the curtain parts, the play is ready to begin. The setting is the boys' dormitory at Winstmcki Prep School. The time is the night of the annual prom. The cast includes: Dutch Miller, Dick Larsong Hunk Hoyt, Jim Baumann, Satchel Hoyer, Arnold Heitingg Chuck Green, Tom Thorsong Doc Reeber, Bill Cooley, Old Grad, Darwin Juech, Minerva, Evelyn Kudekg the Blind Date, Shirley Lemke, Bud Hooper, juste Theuschg Ethel, Arlette Mehlosg Miss Delaware Water Gap, Ruth Kircherg Professor Lloyd. Quinton Callies, Jack Haggerty, George Schowalterg Gale joy, Lou Ann Schloemen Chester Billings, Fred Groth, Helen Schlessinger, Lucy Vfeyresg and Miss Smith, Virginia Weinreich. As the curtain opens, Dutch and Hunk are busily en- gaged in taking down signs, trophies, pictures, pennants. Satchel enters with a badly wrinkled pair of trousers, which, he explains, he tried to press under the mattress. He deject- edly leaves the room and meets Green on his way in. Greenie is looking for a pair of black shoes. When he learns that none is available, he resolves to hle the spikes off his track shoes. He dashes toward the door, but bumps into a stranger who wastes no time in having it made known that he is an old grad, football is on the downgrade since he left, and Winsocki boys get smaller every year. The old grad leaves in search of Doc Reeber. Dutch and Hunk prepare to leave the room, but are too late, for Doc Reeber enters followed by Miss Smith. the chaperone, Minerva, Ethel, Miss Delaware Water Gap, and the Blind Date. As soon as Miss Smith leaves, the boys get the situation well in hand. After the girls have left, Bud Hooper enters the room, as though he has a great problem on his mind. He confides in his two roommates that he has asked two girls to the prom, his regular girl and a movie star. Much to their sur- prise, the movie star accepts the offer. Dutch immediately announces that he has a solution to the problem: the movie star is to go as Buds real date, Helen Schlessinger. All goes well until Helen arrives, one of the boys has told her that Bud has recovered. Things get progressively worse, especially after the ar- rival of Gale Joy and her manager, .lack Haggerty. Helen is left in the cold while Bud is forced to escort Miss joy to the prom. To make matters worse, the boys have forsaken their dates for a chance to dance with a movie star. The girls, seeking revenge, decide to tear Miss joy to pieces and sell the souvenirs- They carry out their scheme too well, for Doc Reeber hears of it and expels Bud. Helen pleads with Gale to help Bud, and Gale, touched with remorse. decides to help Bud. Chester Billings is called in to take a picture of Miss joy with her arms around Doc Reeber. The scheme backtires, and Reeber has Professor Lloyd call the sheriff. Wlien he sees the picture. he quickly changes his mind and reinstates Bud. All ends well. Bud and Helen make up, the girls reclaim their dates. Miss joy gets her publicity, and Chester gets his story. .The play was enjoyed by all. but the production and direction would have been impossible without the aid of Miss Doris Staidl. who should be proud of a job well done. 0500 lx Gale joy ll.ou Ann Schloemerl and her manager 1George Schowalterl viere the people who brought the trouble to Winsocki Prep, while Professor Lloyd fQuin ton Calliesl and Doc Reeber tBill Cooley! caused the trouble The cast of Best Foot Forward groans when Blind Date lSh1rley Lemkel brings a moment of suspense to a climax by appearing at the window In the lower picture are the unsung heroes of the play-the stage crevi . QUAD UNDEN Umvg h. ,..Q2:g,, X ll? R040 A S wmv w. , 3 I I V fs' - . , . u Q, 'F 'A 5 Q, A 29 'J' 1,?r ll? 1 r IMA' S ', A 'j if 5' 'L' A J fm, .15 , l 1 l l I e 1 th X' id L : ' if 1 - 2 ' z 4 . '1 QQ Q5 ,A , , 4 ! V ' f 5 Q X 'A . V X v ' ,V . 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A f ff 1 f ACTIVE LASSIE Durrng the school ve1r 1917 49 the Cnrls Athletlc Assocl IIIOD h1s been yery tctlye Ilnder the Llplble gu1d1nce of the pllyblkll educ mon rnstructor Mlss Ile 1nor I'orster IIIel the ofhcers prcsldent M1ry XXe1n1nd ylee president CIIIFIDIIIIC Russell SLCFCTIFX I uerne M1rt1n tre1surer C 1rol llesener 1nd pornt secretlry Betty WCll1IILl the ILIINIIICS hue been both y 1r1ed 1nd rnteresttng In order to become 1 member of C A A 1 grrl must haye e1rned 100 pornts by the trme of the 1nnu11l mxtratxon and Chrxstmas party At thrs years party 74 grrls were 1n1t11ted mto L1 A A Dllflflg the d1y the grrls were seen w 1Ik1ng through the hall rn typ1c1l GAA costumes e1ch representrng 1 drtferent sport Thxs IS the first ye 1r the grrls were dressed to represent sports and the ldea proyed to be 1 yeryf successful one later 0 '77 lop Csharmarne Russell wee presulent Mrss Iorster adynsor Betty XY1e1l11nd pomt secretary Lresener treasurer there w1s 1 well pl lnned 1n1t11t1on 1nd Lhrtsrmas p1rty wrth games food 1nd presents for all Many glrls 1lso recelyed therr coveted letter this yelr bv e1rn1ng 1700 pornts rn sports such 15 bowlrng swrmmlng hrlcrng tennls rrdlng and archery Every Tuesd1y and Thursday mght 1fter school found many grrls usrng their abrlltles 1nd talents 1n GA A JCIIXIIICS Those evenrngs were spent playxng baseball soccer hockey basketball yolleyfball tumblmg b1dm1nton pmg pong shufflebo 1rd and 1lmost 1ny other sport In order to create more Interest ID these sports cl11ss competrtrons were held The yolleyball champlons for thls y'e1r were the yunrors 1nd the sophomores c1me out yrctorxous m the b1sketb1ll tourr11ment Once 1month on Thurs d1y nlght 1fter supper the .,1rls met for 1 scnenger hunt tobog gm p1rty moyres or g1mes At tI1e end of M IX 1 week end blke trrp yy IS ttken which eyeryone enyoyed To finrsh off the ye1r rn good style 1 PILDIL 1 wonderful eyent for 1ll members was held at the clty park for purpose of electlng new ofhcers for the next year Our 194 48 year w as 11 huge success Vife are certarn th1t under the gurdmce of the newly elected officers next years C1 A A will follow th1s tr 1d1t1on of sportsm1nsh1p and good fun 'Ihe ups and downs of C1 A A A moment of suspense rn 11 G A A b sltetball tournament ff A ':l. ', Y a ,-1 1 4 -1 'A A --'. '1 ' ', 1'1 '.1 ' - 1 1 Lf '. Q1 All 1. '11 ' 1 Q. . .,1 2 . Q Y 1 I I Y Abvfu- 1 1 I v ' -.1 1 . .- 1 kr 14 1 1 I' '1 '. . . ,1' ' ' 1 ' . I ' f 2 A va 4' . 1 1 . 1 ' 1 ' '. . .1 . Y ' .-1. 1- Bottom: Laverne Martin, secrctaryfg Mary' Weinantl, presidentg Carol '1 1 ' -1 1 1 1 ' 1' 11' ' ' , ,1 1' 1. 1 1 1 1 I- .. 1 l . l , . 1. ,L 1 If 4 7 fv A f 1 1 1 1 . 'V ' el- . I . '. 1 y Y . I . . - y 1 , , 4 . v 1 1 1 1' . ' 1 ' 1 .s,. - ' 1 ' V I - '- L 1. ,' A .2 1 -1 . '1 1 1 . '1 - 1 1 A jr ' Iwi' , Y- 1 1 '. ' 1 1. ' 151 ' - '1 1'. ' ' -v , , . ' , y- 1, t , A . L 'f rr Y . 1 . 1 . M , 0 West The stalwarts of West Bend Hrgh were hopeful of keep ov-is READY HIKE TWO THREE VW Notre Dame Beaver Dam 4-5 Port Washrngton Berlln RIPOD Mayvrlle I-Iorrcon Oconomowoc Coaches Runkel and Caldwell West West West West West Bend Bend Bend Bend Bend Bend CI-Iomecommgf West Bend 40 West Bend 0 mg the clean slate that last years aggregatron had left for them The 46 squad had not lost a game on Bruhy F1eld of 1n outstandrng lrghtlng system The 47 squad was prloted through an average season by commendable coachmg The coaches were head coach Robert Caldwell and assrstant ack Runkel Thrs marked the second season for both men after their return from World War II The 47 team took to the grrdrron wrth the return of four lettermen In therr first encounter the Red and Whrte held 1 superror adversary scoreless Notre Dame 0 West Bend 0 The strong Mrlwaukee team comlng to West Bend 1 7 pornr favorrte was held scoreless by a sprrrted eleven Al though Notre Dame threatened several trmes the conflrct ended wrth nerther te1m cormg Beaver Dam 75 West Bend 0 In the first conference game West Bend lost 1 hard fought contest to the Green 1nd bold of Beaver Dam Beat er Dam st1rt1ng as 1 pre setson faxorrte ended Lxttle Ten Confer ence competrtron ned for frrst place The team drd show fight however for rn the second and thlrd quarters they held the Beavers for four downs wrthln five yards of the Red and Whlte Port 27 West Bend 6 Retarnrng the Bull Dog trophy for another season the Prrates of Port slashed to therr Hfth strarght vrctory over West Bend Fullback jrm Bell h1d the honor of crossing the goal lrne for the first Badger score of the season This was made possxble by an mterceptron by Kuhn and aggres srve Cllifglflg on the part of West Bends forward wall Berlm 0 West Bend 20 The first conference uctory smeared Berlrn The lirst score c1me ln the second qu1rter when the Badgers advanced from the 40 to 1 touchdown put over by Wenrnger The other two touchdowns were ch tlked up by Schwrchtenberg and Bell rn the fourth perrod Rrpon 33 West Bend 13 Spirked on by therr homecomrng the Rlpon eleven ad wnced 1nother notch to therr first place ne rn the Llttle Ten Conference After mvrng 1 h1lf trm lead of lo to 7 the Top J Theusch Manager C Cooley D Flasch F Ercltman H Klua lx Wagner C Richter E Bohn Xlanaaer Thrrd W Kratz G Ixru t,er L Polenslxe I Bell R Ruhnlte H Bauer R Schvar J Hoelz Second Coach Caldvsell M Emm r I Mehlos X Schm hrcnb r I Vvenrnger C johnson D Iueth C lxellbath R lxlurrh Coath Run RE' Bottom R Larson K Herman I Groth L Averrll D lxuhn W Hughes L latltlln o 0 Q 9 9 3 ve- ' '- ......................... o ' 1 I .................,........ 25 2 5 - ' , ' 71 4 ,V , ...................... - I X -f f . 33, .............................. 0 ,, g . fg .f' ' H ,,,,, , ,,,,,,,, . 35 1 I ' ........................,... 6 Y ' ................r............ O - which had been given the new look last year by the addition goal line. This marked the first defeat of the season for the I I I 4 . . , I - . . . . I A ' K I I C 1 2 . ' I 7 . K I L I L 9 Y - - C I 1 K V 2 V ' I i 4 2 ' ' 1' A . c B - ' ln L i . l U U - 4 1 - 1 ' ' ' - i . ' t ' Y 1 2 - ' e . 7 , ':. , .'ej,. ,, ',. ,. . : ' . e . , I. c 1 e il . v' 4 ' ' I ' ' ' . ' - ' - l. . I Rlpon he men took to the held lflel seored three eonseeutne touehdow ns to m1ke the seore vw to 7 VC est Bands C l1r enee Kellb1eh Llllglllf 1 long pass ID the LlO51Hg perxod m1k1ng the hn1l touehdown for West Bend May ulle 6 West Bend 27 fl-lomeeommgl The homeeommg festlyltles g1ye the B1dgers the neees s1ry SLFIP to push oyer the Mayulle eleyen by 71 polnts The hrst touehdown was made by Kuhn Wen1nger follow ed w1th two more 1nd Schwtehtenberg plunged oyer for ID other Horlcon 0 West Bend -10 ln 1 hot Prrday 1fternoon sun the Badgers shut out the Horleon w 15 never tn the game as mdncated by the score West Bends maehme dxdnt get rollmg untll the second h 1lf 1fter the Badgers htd been held to 1 me1ger ln pornts Oconomowoc 13 West Bend 0 The last game of the season for the Badgers was lost to 11 strong Cooney eleven Cwhteh came to West Bend wnth I1 Fred E1ekman eraeles the taelelmg dummy held by Lloyd jaclelxn full squ 1d l1lX1l lg lost only two g1mes beC1use of xnyurlesb All seorxng w1s done ID the first h 1lf The B1dgers p11t up 1 desper1te 1ttempt for xletory IH the hml perxod but were held tlght by the power l1den Cooney te1m By the end of the se1son the te1m w1s 1 h 1rd hghtlng unlt The sung pos1t1ons were oeeupled by Sehwlehtenberg Ruhnke Mehlos lxellbaeh 1nd Flaseh Taekle pos1t1ons were filled by Bauer Groth Tmmer Sehwax Peters f1ndPolenske Many goal l1ne stands were made posslble by our flghnng gu1rds 1ekl1n Hughes Ayerlll and Klumb Center pos1t1ons were ably held by johnson and Krueger The bmkfield startmg llne up usually Conslsted of I 1rson lf quarter Wen1nger at full 1nd at half were Kuhn and Ilueeh They were 1blv 1ss1sted by Kratz and Cooley q111rter baeks Bell fullb1ek 1nd Hoelz Rlehter 1nd ElCl'Cl'l'1lI1 at ha C0 captams for thls season were Lee Axer1ll and lack Wen1nger bchwlchtenberg and Iohnson close IH Kuhn lays a block Kratz wards off a taekler as Hughes rounds end 1, 1:11-1 11 I ' - 7 1 ' ' ' ' 1 , 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 ' ' ' . ' ' 1 ' 7 1. ' ' ' I1 - ' ' '1 4 1 . 1 'A 1 ' '1 1 1' ' ' 4 Y ' . 1 1 1 1' H 1 l ' A ' ' 2 1 1 , 1 I ' . 11 -1 1 j .1 2 I L 3 - - ' I' ' 1 ' 1 1' 1 '1 1 1 - 1 ' ' I . . . . I V I 'I V '- I ' 1 - ' ' 'V' I , , 2 , I , I , 1 1 . II , -I , I y ,' , , I- ' I , 1 c .1 1 1 ' x 1 ,II I I - 1 1' ' 1 , . 1 , 'A ' I 2 'h ' 1 3 . e T '1 , , 1 . 1 ' - K V K I V I Y ' f . . ' 1 111 ' , , ' , 1 . 1 'A 1 '1 1 ' ' 1 1 - K I Horicon eleven by 11n overwhelming score, From the start , . - - - , 1 1 .1 ' I I ' ' I ' I ' 1 1 , ' 1 , 1 1 1 ' 1 ' ' . ' ' 1 1 ' 1 1 T , 1 - 1 1 1 . 1 1 A ' I I I ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' Q , 1 ' , 1 , ' 1 1 1 1 . - 1lf. 1 I - I4 ' 1 r I K I 1 1 'f 1' ' .I I II II. I I. I 1 I. I . I '!fl,Q1. +Iiy'IIf .. an ff 1 I if ,, f'.,'. 'QL' 1 - A A JU P BALL ln nn eleetton l1te l1st xe 1r the students ehose 1 n1ekn1me for thelr 1thlet1e te1n1s Henee xxe 1re the only hugh sehool tn the st1te to h1xe the nnelentm ot the st1te xx hteh IS B1dger The LlgC te 1m tned to lphold the nun' B1LlQCI'S hut e1me out xxtth 1 sexenth pliee berth tn the I 1ttle Ten Conferenee The e1ll for pr 1et1ee bx Qlllill Kuss met xxtth 1 good response xxhen After 1 period or f11nel1ment1ls the A 1nd B squ 1ds xxere pleked 1nd the nrst g1me rolled 1round D0 Llf1LllCllff.9 turned out In the openlng pr1et1ee gtme 1 f1st moxlng Cedirburs qulntet out poxnted the B1dgers hx 1 10 I9 seore ln tl1e seeond non eonferenee tune LIP the B1dgers xxere defe1ted hx 1 ree hot t1ll Plxmouth te IIN 1t Plymouth The hosts led 1ll the xx IX xxuth the gune endlng 71 78 C1111rd tm Ry IH led the Red lflll XX hxte on eortng xx1th ten I1 tes Tl1e opemng, eonlerenee tllt xxlth H1rtford xx IS lglme tl1e B1dgers should h1xe xxon After 1 h1ll tlme le 1d of Vu lv the B1LlgCI'S blexx up llle lost 18 17 lsr1t1 xx IS hmh ITIHI xxlth IO pol ts The fourth gune for tl1e B lLlgLI'S 1 he 1rt hre1k1ng thrlller xx 15 lost to Menomonee Ftlls tn IH oxertlme perlod by the seore t 77 7-1 The seeond eonferenee g1n1e xx 18 plwed 1t Columbus xxlth the hosts tdetng lf 14 to 77 Htgh seorer for tl1e g1me xx IS Rx1n xx1th 8 potnts ln 1nother h1rd fought non eonferenee gime igitnst Ced uburg the Btdgers led 1ll the xx IX onlx to lose 1n tl1e l1st D seeonds bx 1 f'7ID'll score The hrst eonferenee xletorx xx 15 eh 1lleed up lgd1USI Berltn 73 to 7l W1tl1 less tl11n 1 mtnute to pl1y D1n Kuhn seored txxo field goals tn r1p1d sueeesston to Lllltli tl1e gune The lolloxxlng l'I'1Ll 1x the Bltlgefi lost to Be1xer Dam the confer enee eh 1mps M to 75 Tl1e te 1n1 hoxxexer out pl 1xed them tn 1seCond l11lf eome h1elx The hxgh seorer honors for the eontest xxere slmred by Rx IH lllel Sehletgel e1eh xxtth D polnts Another eonferenee xxetory for tl1e B tdgers xx IS t1ken from M1y1x1lle 77 76 The htlf nme seore xx LS lv lv Bob Rtuen xx IS hlgh m1n xxlth l 7 pol ts C oath lxuss 1nstrt1et1ne R1t1en llixl lxr1tl to pnxot Hartford folumhus Berlln Beax er Dam Xlay x llle Hartford Oeonomoxxot R1pon WJ11y111n Horleon BASRFT BAI I SC URI S XX est XX est XX est XY. est W est XX est W est West XY. est XX est vo lxuss xl ms Bend Bend Bend Bend Bend Bend Bend Bend Bend Bend 7 I op C Gruetzmaeher Man 1eer T Thorson H lxluf-. 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Bell. s o Q o Bell goes up for a hook shot A tense moment Rauen Jumps for the ball In the next t1lt the Hartford mgers pl1x1ng heads up b1sketbf1ll the hrst hill mn up 1 score of 77 potnts Hoxxexer the B1dgers pl 1y1ng thelr best br1nd of b1ll xxere un 1ble to elose the h1lf tlme m1rg1n The hnll seore vx IS 47 v7 Qruxrd rm Rx 10 xx 15 hxgh seorer xx1th I7 pot ts The sexenth eonference gtme xx 15 plaxed 11 Oeonomoxxoe Alfhfbklbll st1g1ng 1 seeond h'1lf r1llx the B1dgers fell short xxtth the gime endlng 4 v6 Rx tn vx IS 1g11n hlgh scorer vxtth l7 polnts Center Rluen 1lxx 155 IU there flglllllig seored 9 A f1stbre1k1n5., Rtpon qurntet proxed to be too mueh for tl1e B1dgers A elm e g1me throughout the l1st mlnute splurge ofR1pon xlelded 1 x f 3 78 Sehl gel Rx 1 1nd Ruhnlee e 1eh netted K pomts After out pl 1x1ng Vxest Bend the ent1re g1me the W 1upun C 1gCfS seored 11n e1sx uetorx F1n1l seore xx 15 47 77 Hugh seortng men for the B1dgers xx ere Ruhnke 1nd Rx 1t1 The Badgers gettmg orf to 1 f11st start lost thexr footmg I Rauen Sehleeel and Kratz txe up the opposmon rn the seeond half 1nd xx ere nosed out by Horleon 41 v6 Ilm Rxan t'1ll1ed Iv polnts Thxs m1rked th f1n1l eontest for the B 1dgers The B te1m under the 1ble gutdxnee of C,OlLl1 Robert Q1ldxx ell nuled doxxn the seeond pl 1ee nn the llttle Ten stind mgs The usu1l startlng llne up vxas forxx 1rds Kr11tL Sehlegel or Ruhnlte eenter Rftuen guards Rx 1n ind Kuhn He xx IS the push shot 1rt1st Sehlegel ind Ruhnke 1lso pl1xed sh1rp b1ll Center Bob RJLICH 1lxx1xs e1me up xxtth pomts 1nd IS 1 m1rl1ed m 1n nn the eonferenee for next se tson hu 1rd Ilm Rx 1n led the te 1m IU eonferenee seorlng 1nd yust mlssed the upper ten tn the eonferenee untor Dm lxuhn xx IS one of the hrtrdest hghtnng pl11xers md mme through IH ught spots At the end of the se1son XV11lter Kr 1tL 1nd Inm Rxan were eleeted eo e1pta1ns 1 1 1 7, 1 1 - A . 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'Y - 1 ' ' ' '1 '1 ' A 1 ' ' 1 4 ' 1 .'1 . 3 1 1 - 1 ' 1 f 37 0 Coach Runkel and Don Bauer Startmg out wlth a few veterans and 50 asprrants of unknown quahty Coach Runkel developed a fine squad The veteran track sters were Don and Cliff Bauer Harry German Ken Wagner and Pete Molter In the first track meet at Madtson the Badgers copped fifth place Wrth Don Bauer pavmg the way the thm clads of West Bend accumulated 17W pomts Star sprmter Don Bauer set a new broad jump record of 20 feet 9 rnches and tred the 60 yard dash record of 6 6 seconds Dan Kuhn placed second rn the low hurdles In a trxple dual meet whrch rs unusual the locals met Port Washtngton and North Fond du Lac mdrvrdually here The Port Prrates defeated West Bend 71 to 45 West Bend however took North Fondy 61 to 45 because the scornng was tabulated 1nd1v1d ually The annual quadrangular meet at Whtteflsh Bay was taken by the hosts for the ntnth consecutrve year West Bend recexved thrrd place wrth only one first place rn the broad yump In the next meet Port Washmgton after havmg taken second place at the Wh1tef1sh Bay quadrangular agam showed 1ts superr or1ty th1s tlme on therr home grounds The Prrates earned 91 pomts wtth West Bend on the1r tall wtth 77 pomts whrle Hart ford scraped up 28 pomts RUNNER T0 Y0 R MARK Rrpon Oconomowoc West Bend Beaver Dam Hartford Berlxn Columbus Mayville HOW THEY STAND GET ET eow 47M 1 The only Lrttle Ten trrangular held at West Bend was won by Oconomowoc And nn the second and thrrd posmons were West Bend and Hartford respecttvely Don Bauer broke three records by dashlng the 100 yard course rn 99 seconds the 200 rn 199 seconds and leaped 21 SM rn the broad jump The Bays from Whtteflsh Bay overwhelmed a field of 11 schools ln the Class B sectronal at Port Washmgton Bauer helprng West Bend achreve the thrrd place berth set a new rec ord of 19 9 seconds m the 200 yard dash Other pornt wrnners were Kuhn Wagner and Bohn On May 20th for the first trme a Ltttle Ten track meet was held under the l1ghts and desprte cold weather four conference records were smashed Rlpon the host took first place Oconomowoc sec ond and West Bend came up wtth thrrd A dlsappomtment was the upset of Don Bauer by Eugene jess of Rlpon rn the 100 yard dash Other polnt wmners were Bohn Larson German Horle and Wagner In the state 611315 at Madrson West Bend had two entrres Don Bauer tn the dashes and broad jump and Dan Kuhn In the low hurdles Don took second rn the 100 and 200 yard dashes and fourth nn the broad jump Dan was unable to place Top Coach Runkel J Hoelz Manager E Bohn J Falter C Bauer H Proeber D Kuhn D Schaefer J Kuehn C Rnchter, R Lemke, Manager Mnddle J German, P Molter, K Wagner, R Larson, D Bauer, K Troedel, W Daggett, W Boerger, R O Meara Bottom H German,J Bauman, R Horle, D Hahn,-I Mehlos, R Rauen, C Blazel,J Peters, G Krueger 0380 , 9 .5 gp! . C ' . ' ..IIIII1fffIfIfiIffIIIfIfi36 A , .......................... .19 .I ' .... ........................ . 17 'rg .... ..... ................. 1 5 Horicon. ........................... 12 ' ........................... 12 , 1 1 - . . .. 3 7 7 ' l . I N' D -' , . n , ' . -' , . ' . . - , - ' y 1 ' 9 s ' ' , , 7 7 , . Q. . B TER jefferson Oconomowoc Oconomowoc Port Port Horicon Horicon Mayville Mayville Hartford Hartford BASEBALL SCORES West West West West West West West West West West West Bend Bend Bend Bend Bend Bend Bend Bend Bend Bend Bend ,355 B54 In the first game the high chool nine defeated efferson in a non conference exhibition to the tune of I0 to 7 The game w is called at the end or the sixth because of rain The winning pitcher was Schlcgel with Roy Sauer doing some beautiful rclief hurling West Bend split their opening Little Ten game losing the first 5 to 2 and copping the next 4 to 2. Both games went six innings. Oconomowoc had a big first inning which gave them the opener. In the next game, Port Washington beat the Badgers 2 to I. Schlegel was given the loss, but both teams came up with five hits. ln a return game, Port beat the Red and White 5 to 3. The game was forced into an extra inning, each team coming up with seven hits. Wagner pitched a fine game but lost on poor support. The next week on the home field the Badger nine took a 0 3 9 Coach Kuss gives his batters some pointers BASBBALL SQUAD Top B Bradley Manager R Landvatter Gundrum H Schmidt A Wenineer Kellbach F Salter D juech H Rose Reinke Coach Kuss Second B Wagner D Lutz R Asmus Noegel K Herman R Sauer R Weiss Bottom G Sherman -I Schlegel J Bell Fischer V Schwichtenberg, D Jonas Sterr F Eickman double header 7 to 6 and 7 to 1 from the Orange and Black of Horicon Wagner xx as the winning pitcher in the first gime and Roy Sauer ch liked up mother win in the second gime No gel and Schwichtenberg did some fine batting The Mayville twin bill was held in the Barton City Park because the home diamond was too wet for play. In the first game the Badgers scored only one run while Mayville crossed the plate five times. ln the second game the Red and White of West Bend were held scoreless for the only time of the season. In the last outing for the Badgers, the Hartford Orioles proved too strong for the fighting nine by beating them 15 to 2. Pulling themselves together in the second game. the Red and Whites held the Hartford champs to six runs while col- lecting two for themselves. SENl0ll ACTIVITIE 4 YEAR MARILYN ALBINGFR Bend Staff 4 Grrls Glee Club l Lattn Club 1 2 3 Extemporaneous Speakmg 2 Junror Prom Commxttee 3 Srngrng for Enjoyment Club BETTY ANDERSON Home Room Vrce chaxrman 3 Badger Gnrls State 3 Latm Clubl 2 3 4 Extemporaneous Speakmgl DAR Award 4 LEROY AVERILL Boys Glee Club 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Football 1 2 3WB 4WB Track 1 2 Baseball 4 Junror Prom Commrttee 3 Huntrng and Flshlng Club 3 4 Sclence Club 4 CLIFFORD BAUER Home Room Charrman 2 Student Senate Alter nate 3 Band 1 Z 3 4 FFA 1 2 3 4 Extemporaneous Speakmg l 2 3 4 Debatel 2 jumor Rrng CommIttee3 Basketballl 2 Football 3 Smgmg for Enjoyment Club 4 Track 1 ZWB 3WB 4 Volleyball l 2 3 4 Semor Commencement Committee 4 Brass Club 4 HOWARD BAUER FFA 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3WB 4WB Huntmg and Flshxng Club 4 Smgxng for Enjoyment Club 3 4 VIRGINIA BAUER Bend Staff 4 German Club 3 4 Dramatrc Club 3 Semor Commencement Commnttee 4 JAMES BAUMANN Whlteflsh Bay Hlgh 1 2 Track 1 2 Basketball 1 2 West Bend Hrgh 3 4 Home Room VIce chalrman 3 Track 3 4 Volleyball 3 4 Junror Prom Commrttee 3 Camera Club 3 Chemlstry Club 4 Semor Class Play 4 PHYLLIS BEGER Future Teachers Club 3 Commercral Club 9 Dance Club 2 KATHRYN BERNHAGEN G A A l Home Room Vlce chalrman 1 Future Teachers Club 3 Commercral Club 3 Dance Club 2 SYLVESTER BIERTZER Manual Arts Club 3 Model Arrplane Club 1 DONALD BLOECHFR FFA 1 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 German Club 3 ELGENE BOHN Baseball l Track 1 2WB 3WB 4 Football Man merclal Club 4 Jumor Washlngton County Hlstorlcal Club 4 MELVIN BOHN Track 1 Mlxed Chorus 2 Volleyball 2 Camera Club 2 3 Journalrsm Club 3 Golf 2 3WB 4 Baseball 3 Huntmg and FIsh1ng Club -I Slflglflg for Enjoyment Club 4 JUNE BOLHALTER Slrnger Hrgh 1 2 Declamatlon 1 Band 2 Mrxed Chorus 2 GAA 2 West Bend Hrgh 3 4 Band 3 Com mercxal Club 3 4 Presrdent Home Room Charrman 4 Semor Com mencement Commrttee 4 HELEN BRODZELLER lxewaskum Hlgh 1 West Bend Hug Grrls Glee Club 3 Future Teachers Club 3 CLIFFORD BUTZKE Huntmg and Flshlng Club 4 HERBERT BURCKARDT Hunting and Frshmg Club 4 QUINTON CALLIES Mayvrlle Hrgh 1 2 3 Band 1 2 3 Mrxed Chorus 2 3 Badger Boys State 3 Dramatrc Club 3 Oratory 2 3 Debate 2 Tenms 2 3 Cardrnal Chatter Co-edltor 3 All School Play 3 West Bend Hrgh 4 Band 4 German Club 4 Commercral Club 4 Mrxed Chorus 4 Reed Club 4 Semor Class Play 4 LARRY CHASE Home Room Secretary l Band 1 2 Spamsh Club 3 Basketball 1 Football l 2 Huntrng and Frshrng Club 4 Sclence Club 3 Musrc for Apprecratron 2 WAYNETTE CIRIACKS Latln Club 3 4 Dramatlc Club 4 Art Club MARVIN CONRAD Track 2 3 Camera Club 3 4 Elementary E ec trlclty Club 4 WILLIAM COOLEY Bend Staff 4 Home Room Secretary 1 Student Senate Alternate 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Spanlsh Club 1 2 Treasurer Extemporaneous Spealtmg 2 3 Debate 1 Basketball 2 Football 2 Track l 7 Junror Red Cross Commrttee 7 Junror Prom Commrttee 3 Semor Commencement Commrttee 4 Smgrng for Enjoyment Club 4 Chemrstry Club 4 Presrdent Mathematrcs Club 4 Campus Clrpper Stal? 4 Semor Class Play 4 EDITH DANNEMAN Mrxed Chorus 2 3 4 Gnrls Glee Club 7 4 Home Economlcs Club 1 7 Srnglng for Enjoyment Club 4 Future Teachers Club 4 VIOLA DEKKER Grrls Glee Club 3 Home Economncs Club 1 2 G AA 1 2 Future Teachers Club 3 4 Campus Clxpper Staff 4 Gym Exhrbrtron 2 Srngrng for Enjoyment Club 3 JOANNE DEWEY Bend Staff 4 Student Senator 3 Home Room Chanrman 1 VIce chartman 2 Student Senate Alternate 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Grrls Glee Club 1 2 3 Badger Grrls State 3 Spamsh Club 1 2 3 Dramatxc Club 2 Presndent Extemporaneous Speakmg 1 2 3 4 Debate l GAA 1 2 3WB 4 Junror Prom Commrttee 3 Semor Class Play Commlttee 4 Journalrsm Club 4 Presrdent Future Teachers Club 4 Reed Club 4 LOIS DICKMANN Mlxed Chorus 2 3 4 Glrls Glee Club 2 3 4 Smgmg for Enjoyment Club 4 Future Teachers Club 3 G A A 1 HFRBERT DITFMANN Wrsconsrn Rapxds 1 2 3 West Bend HIj.,h 4 FRED EICKMAN Bend Staff 4 Class Secretary treasurer 2 Home Room Charrman 1 4 Secretary treasurer and Vlce presrdent Mrxed Chorus 4 Boys Glee Club 3 4 Latm Club 1 2 Extemporaneous Speakmg 1 2 3 4 Oratory Z Debatel 4 Debate Club 4 Foot ball 1 2 3 4WB Jumor Rrng Commrttee 3 Baseball 3 4 Junlor Prom Commrttee 3 Semor Class Memorlal Commrttee 4 Srngrng for Enjoyment Club 4 MELVIN EMMER FFA 1 2 3 4 Extemporaneous Speakmg 3 4 Football 3 4WB Trackl Z MARY FABER German Club 2 3 4 Srnglng for Enjoyment Club 3 Dance Club 2 SHIRLEY EABER Home Room Secretary treasurer 4 German Club 2 3 4 Jumor Rmg Commlttee 3 Srngmg for Enjoyment Club 3 Dance Club 2 JOHN FALTER Class V1ce presrdent 3 Presrdent 4 Student Senator 3 Boys Glee Club 3 Latln Club 3 4 FFA Reporter 1 Secretary 2 Presrdent 4 Extemporaneous Speakmg 1 2 3 4 Oratory 3 Debate4 Track 2 3 4 Volleyballl 2 3 4 DONALD FLASCH Kewasltum Hugh 1 2 Football 1 2 Basketball 1 Baseball 1 2 Operetta 2 West Bend Hrgh 3 4 Chorus 4 Football 4WB Baseball 3 4 Huntmg and Frshmg Club 4 Smgmg for bEnjoyment Club 4 Elementary Electrrcxty Club 4 Camera Clu 4 GILBERT FLITTER Student Senator 2 3 4 Student Senate Alter nate l Latm Club 2 3 4 Journalrsm Club 3 VERNON FRANK Baseball 4 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Junror Rrng Commrttee 3 Huntmg and Frshmg Club 4 Model Arrplane Club 2 3 Footballl ARLYN GAUGER Student Senate Alternate 1 German Club 2 3 Dramattc Club 2 3 4 Pomt Secretary Extemporaneous Speakxng 1 2 Jumor Red Cross Commrttee 2 Junlor Prom Commrttee 3 Semor Class Play Commrttee 4 Journalrsm Club 4 Future Teachers Club 4 Campus Clrpper 3WB 4 Edrtor Gym Exhrbrtron 2 RICHARD GERHARDT Home Room Chalrman 2 Band 1 2 3 4 Boys Glee Club 4 Jumor Prom Commrttee 3 Semor Class Memor ral Commrttee 4 Huntmg and Frshmg Club 4 Srnglng for Enjoy ment Club 4 Elementary Electrrcrty Club 4 DAVID GODDARD Band I 2 3 4 Latm Club 3 4 Spanrsh Club 1 2 3 Golf 3 4 Semor Banquet Commrttee 4 Camera Clubl 2 Brass Club 4 VERNON GOEDEN Band l 7 3 4 FFA 1 2 3 4 Hunting and Frshxng Club 4 PETER GONNERING Home Room Vlce charrman 3 Student Senate Alternate 2 Band 1 2 Track 1 Junror Prom Commnttee 3 Huntrng and Frshrng Club 4 Scrence Club 4 JOHN GROTELUESCHEN FFA 1 2 3 4 Volleyball 2 3 Hunnng and Fxshrng Club 4 FREDERICK GROTH German Club l 7 3 4 Footballl 2 3 4WB Track 1 2 Volleyball 1 2 Huntrng and Frshmg Club 3 4 Com merclal Club 3 Home Room Charrman 3 Student Senate Alternate 2 Home Room Treasurer 1 Semor Class Play 4 DOROTHY GUMM Student Senator l Band 1 2 Mrxed Chorus 3 Gxrls Glee Club 1 2 Badger Gxrls State 3 Latm Club 1 2 GAA 1 2 Junror Prom Commlttee 3 Semor Class Memorral Commrttee 4 Slngmg for Enjoyment Club 4 Mathematrcs Club 3 Campus Clnpper Staff 2 3 4 - .- 3 L -- .1 I 11 1 113 3 'I '..'. . . . 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