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

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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

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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 ' .

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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 - .