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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1949 volume:

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The senlor class IS happy to dedrcate lts I949 Bend to Edxth B Hexdner and to Dr A H Heldner slster and brother who through years of unselflsh servlce as teacher and board member respectlvely have made notable contrlbutxons ln malntalnmg hugh standards of educatlon for the West Bend Publlc Schools For twenty two years Dr Heldner served falthfully as treasurer of the board of education One can truly say that good educatlon and good schools were his hobbles A busy professional life never kept him from havmg a complete understanding of the detalls of school frnances and teachmg prob lems A promment doctor rn the West Bend communlty for more than a quarter century Dr Hexdner combmed ID an outstanding manner hrs servlces as physlcran and educator lVl1ss Edrth B Heldner has taught hlstory m the hlgh school for many years ln addrtlon to teaching the background of Amerlcan hlstorlcal events she has created ln her students an mterest m the history of thenr own com munlty For several weeks each year her students become acquainted with local history When thls mterest grew Miss Heldner m I937 began the organlzatlon of a hugh school hrstorlcal library and museum whrch lncludes hundreds of valuable ltems about the growth of West Bend and Washlngton County She IS also a llfe member of the WISCONSIN State HlSt0flCal Society and has actively partlclpated ln nts programs ln connectlon with the years of merltorlous servlce these honored publlc servants have glven to the West Bend Schools rt IS lnterestlng to note that both of them are graduates of the West Bend Hugh School and of the Unlverslty of WISCODSIH Dr A H Heldner Mlss Edlth B Heldner Board of Education Mr. Robert Barber Mr. Lee Krieger, treasurer Mr, Robert Stoltz, clerk Mr, James R. Brown, director Mrs. George Kuehlthau ffffw Prin, VVarren L. Evenson Supt. Fred Holt Mr. Evenson and Mr. Holt study the new school plans Nf' Ygmp Warren L. Evenson, completing his second year as principal of the high school, always finds time to be friendly and considerate with his faculty and students. During the summer Mr. Evenson attends the University of Chicago, where he is finishing his doctor of philosophy degree. Mr. Fred Holt, our congenial superintendent, has found his first year in West Bend a very busy one. Although occupied with the details of a building program, lVlr. Holt reports, ua very enjoy- able year. Mr. Holt came to West Bend from the Boscobel schools. He has B. S. and M. S. degrees from the University of Wisconsin. This year the five members of the board of education, after endless hours of conference and planning, have been able to begin the new building program for the McLane School. Now they are looking forward to high school expansion. ur Administration Page five A , ,N W Yi '2 ,B 1 I 41,5 nl' Q- ev m ' an n -fm x a B l 22 ' 4. .' 'F i T -'Q iz -1 H 1 I 9 f ' 1 r Q 4 ' . Y if it '4 All V , A ' A xi S .516 if 1 II A .. J 1 I Bw .1 yn 'E' V A-xfgwa h MA Top Left ROWLAND G RUNKEL World Hrstory Track B E Mrlwaukee State Teachers College Graduate Study Mar quette Unrversrty WALTER G SCHUELKE Industrial Arts B S Stout Instrtute M E Marquette Unrversrty ROY T GRIGNON Chemrstry Faculty Manager of Ath letrcs B A Lawrence College M A Lnryersrtv of Wrs consrn CARL M KLSS Brology General Scrence Basketball A Rryer Falls State Teachers College Graduate Study Unrversrty of Mrnnesota ROBERT B CALDWELL Physrcal Educatron Football Health Intramurals B E LaCrosse State Teachers Col lege Unrversrty of Arrzona EUGENE ZAREK Busrness Lays Bookkeeprng Gener rl Busrness Salesmanshrp B E Whrteyyater State Teachers College Graduate Study Marquette Lnryersrty MYRON E HILDEBRAND Crtrzenshrp Economrcs Socrrl Problems B A Oshkosh State Teachers College lv A Northwestern Unrversrty Graduate Study Unrversrty ot Colorado Center Left LOIS BORNFLETH Spanrsh Englrsh II Ph B Marquette Lnrversrty ARTHUR R KURTZ Agrrculture B S Unrversrty ot Wrsconsrn Graduate Study Unrversrty of Wrsconsrn RITA RYAN Home Economrcs B S Stout Instrtute lege M A Northwestern Unrversrty CEIL PODRLCH German Englrsh B A Lnrwersrty or Wrsconsrn Graduate Study Unrversrty cf Wrsconsrn FRED SCHWEHR Metal Shop General Shop B S Stout Instrtute Graduate Study Stout Instrtute Bottom Left EDITH B HEIDNER Amerrcan Hrstory Drrector of Mu seum B A Unrversrty of Wrsconsrn Graduate Study Unrversrty of Wrsconsrn Columbra Unrversrty Unrversrty of Chrcago NORMAN E COLBY Mathematrcs Physrcs B A Um versrty of Wrsconsrn M A Unrversrty of Wrsconsrn Cerr tral State Teachers College LOIS MAE NEFF Advanced Mathematrcs Algebra Geom etry B S Unrversrty of Mrnnesota Aeronautrcal En grneerrng Course Purdue Unrversrty Graduate Study Unrversrty of Mrnnesota JOYCE WENDORFF Scrence B S Unrversrty of Wrs consrn CAROLINE SCHREINER Chemrstry Mathematrcs Clrp per Advrser B S Mrlwaukee State Teachers College Graduate Study Unrversrty of Wrsconsrn PAUL O PETERSON World Hrstory Crtrzenshrp Debate Coach B E Plattevrlle State Teachers College Graduate Study Lnrversrty of Wrsconsrn Top Rrght JANE HOGUE Englrsh Clrpper Adwrser B S Oshkosh State Teachers College RALPH O EGGERT Typrng General Busrness Extra Currrcular Accountrng Advrser B E Whrteuater State Teachers College M A Northwestern Lnrversrty MARILYN MARSHALL Stenography prng Whrtevsater State Teachers College HAROLD W HOOPMAN Latrn Crtrzenshrp B A Mrssron House College M E Marquette Unrversrty ANN SNYDER Englrsh I Crtrzenshrp Forensrcs B A Mount Mary College OTTIS F SWIGER Englrsh Speech A B Salem College Graduate Study Lnrwersrty of Wrsconsrn Center Rrght ELEANORE C FORSTER Grrls Physrcal Educatron B S La Crosse State Teachers College FREDERIC B BAXTER Englrsh Bend Advrser B E Plattevrlle State Teachers College Ph M Unrversrty of Wrsconsrn Graduate Study Columbra Unrversrty S J CLPERY Chorus Oshkosh State Teachers College HAROLD M SHLIMOVITZ Musrc Educatron B E Plattevrlle State Teachers College M M Illrnors Wesleyan Graduate Study Unrversrty of Wrsconsrn Van Dercook School of Musrc MARGARET PRICE Art B A Lnrversrty of Wrsconsrn Bottom Rrght The Offrce Staff Arlene Cypher Mr Holts Secretary Mary Lhotka McLane School Secretary Pearl Kuhn OtTrce Secretary Page seven x , ' ' ' g ' ' , B. '. --- ' ' ' , ' , 'Q --- ', Ty ' --- B. E. -.- ' -' N .5 V ' ' V . . l BETTY SCHOONMAKER --- Gurdance -- B. A. Lawrence Col- MRS, ETHEL M. GILL -- Librarian --- B,A. Lawrence College. lllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllIlIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll It Is Fall Kiev Wm JW y V f L , X f Fx vu M M M, 1? yi? M' E f if 4 Glorious Gu of the Gridiron As the team streamed out of the locker room on the night of September l0th for the first game of the season, the crowd let out a roar which echoed over the field. The opponents were New Holstein, a strong but not a too powerful team. The Badgers were tense at the start, for their real strength was not known. After Kuhn made some wide sweeps around the ends, with Wolf pounding out the needed yardage for the first downs, the team knew they would be on the long end of the score. C39-61. After the game, as the team was relaxing, they thought of the forthcoming game with Columbus away from home. When the players ran onto the held from the bus, they knew they had plenty of support by the cheering which reached all corners of the field. Early in the first quarter Bob Reichert with an exhibition of expert pass-catching made a touchdown. This, com- bined with the splendid defense and offense of jack- lin, helped put West Bend on the long end of the score, C18-63. The next game was played with an old rival, Hartford. lnto this game went all the fighting spirit the boys could muster. But unfortunately the strength and speed of l-lartford's backfield and line was much too strong, and the Badgers found themselves on the short end of the score, C7-332. With the bitter defeat of the Hartford game still ringing in their ears, with revenge in their eyes, the Battling Badgers left for Mayville. With great team- work and plenty of fighting spirit the team rolled over Mayville by a score of 20-7. There was such alertness in the line that Rose soon intercepted a lateral and ran for a touchdown, The sharp downfield blocking on the part of quarterback jim Bell helped get the halfbacks in the clear. The next game at Port was an exciting, but a heartbreaking game. With the Badgers ahead by seven points lVlonohan of Port made a freak ninety-yard run. Port's other touchdown was earned by driving the length of the field. The Badgers, with fighting spirit, showed that even when the chips were down they woulcln't give up. The most talked about game for years to come was the l948 homecoming game with Berlin. Berlin outweighed the Battling Badgers eight pounds per Page ten Top --- Con ch Run k vl 4-nlmchffr. R. Schzicht, R Edgar, D. Grogan, .I Albrecht, J. Koehn. .I Hess, Coach Zarek. Third ---J. Cain, Manage-r C. Blnzel, R, Reichert J, Drew, C. Krueger, D LOD. Second --- D. Schaefer. C Stracka, VV. Wolf, VV Bradley, R. Klumb, L Jaeklin, J. Miller, J. Bell R. Ruhnke, J. Kuehn. Bottom --- VV. Boerger, J German, C. Cooley. K Herman. R. Dabringer J. Hziehig, D. Kuhn, B Zinke,J.Hoelz,G Schloerner. J. Hetland Manager. Fozich Caldwell, O. Aul- VVeber. H, Rose, J, Mil- ler, C. Richter, J. VVes- man, but with great fighting spirit and determination to win the Badgers again found themselves on the long end of the score, U2-OJ. Three outstanding players of this game were Krueger, whose rugged defensive playing on the two-yard line helped put back Berlin for a good lossy Haebig, whose pass catch- ing gave West Bend a needed touchdown, and Ger- man, who laid a downfield block so Haebig could get the needed touchdown. The next game was against our rival Oconomowoc. This was a tense, hard-fought contest for both sides. Hoelz, who caught a pass when the score was I3-7, Oconomowocg and Dabringer, whose alertness enabled him to recover a fumble behind Cooneyis goal line, helped put the Badgers on the winning side with a score of Zl-l3. The game with Waupun was a hard fought con- test. The expert defensive play of Albrecht and Herman, along with the rest of the team's determina- tion not to give up, helped keep the game to a tie score. Jim Haebig makes a flying tackle for West Bend LITTLE TEN CONFERENCE STANDINGS VV L T Pts. Beaver Dum - A - 6 0 0 122 Hzu'tfn1'd ---- 5 1 0 135 VV1-st Bend - - - 4 1 1 77 Ocunumowoc' - - - 4 2 0 122 Berlin ----- 4 2 IJ 119 VVzu1pun --A-- 3 2 1 33 Ripun ----.- 1 5 0 48 Mayville ----- 1 5 0 41 Columbug ---- O 5 1 25 H411 icon -...- 0 5 1 6 Opp. 26 27 59 43 44 53 55 89 123 181 Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. GAMES THIS YEAR New Hulstein - - Columbus --bf Haxtforcl - - - A Mayville ----- Port VVushington Berlin ------ Occnomowoc - - Vvaupun --... VVcst VW-st VVest VVest VVest VVest VVcst VVest Bend - - - 39 Bend - - - 18 Bend - - - 7 Bend - - - 20 Bond - - - 7 Bend - - - 12 Bend---21 Bend--- 0 Top Dan Kuhn caxues the ball for the Badgels Top Kuhn 1oundx ught end Bottom J1m Bell lows down the opposltlon xxlth Bottom The VVest Bend Badgers lllustrate then 4 bedutlful block flghtmg Splllll Page elex en --1 l . . Z . . D -H . B. . I Q 2 - ff 1 'fi 1' 1, Q Jv3fT,?4g4, ' ' f .. fa , f f , . ti: Jig f A M 1 - 35,3 31 - -2-wer: A fy '2!1.,,f,.1f,,' K L' . 2 , Ai 1 5 5 4 X-5, f fy ' '- ' A -- f ' Lfg w!5fv1'2!Lff -W...-f Q , ,. I- xi, vs.. ,WWW IX , , , r V9 I , 2 ' - ' 1 L 5 N -5 . N . , 3 I I 7 ': gr AQQzr'.gffgrg!??5z'?x.-ag W I I J x . i ' fifM1g ,: f f-f , f 1 b, A E f , , ,,, ,,,f ,, ., L ' Q 5 , 4 . 'M:iz. , A- 'faq Q v K . 4 'iff 5' . ,Q , V, V sm, my W . . ws 9,5 ,M ,A W Q , M I Q. .Q - V K, x3f3,,,-'P y ,,.. 1 f -1 gs? 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The first event on the list of homecoming activities was the hunt for the red and white stick on Thursday, October Zl. Senior Joel Hetland found it and had the honor of crowning the queen and lighting the home- coming bonfire. The colorful parade took place Thursday night at 7:30 p. m., and was followed by a huge bonfire on the high school campus. As the materials from the floats were thrown in, the bonfire was reflected in happy and hopeful eyes. Queen Pearl Miller reads the Homecoming Proclamation surrounded by her court: Joan Potter, Bette Lziufer and Joyce Prornersbel ger. CD Q1 I Q. The game began promptly at S oiclock on Friday night. Sparked by the spirit of homecoming and the cheering crowd, our team rolled over the Berlin squad by a score of l2-0. After the game excited students flocked to the McLane School for the big homecoming dance. The grand march was led by Queen Pearl Miller and her escort King Ken Herman, with Joyce Promersberger, joan Potter, and Bette Laufer completing the Court of Honor. During the intermission we gathered around the stage to hear Dan Kuhn, Homecoming Chairman, announce the results of the float and window display contest. Miss Heidneris senior homeroom took first place in window display. with Miss Marshallis and Miss Neffs homerooms taking second and third re- spectively. First place in the float contest went to Mr. Eggerfs junior homeroom, while Miss Podruchis and Mr. Schwehr's homerooms captured second and third places. After dancing to the music of George Cayton, we departed tired but happy. Our game had been won, and our homecoming was a success. We'll all remem- ber this year as the year we made happy homecoming history. The Grand March of the 1948 Homecoming led by Joyce Proniersberger, Jim Kueiin :ind Queen Pearl Miller and King Ken Herman. Page thirteen WASHINGTON COUNTY PIONEERS FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Monde Meetings Top --- Helen Hausmann, Ella German and Myrna Dieringer bring out a little of the old for the Washington County Pioneers. Bottom ---The officers of the Latin Club, Janet Schneiss, secretary: Russell Wiskirchen, president, and Mary Otten. vice-president pose in their togas . The Washington County Pioneers opened activities this fall by initiating twenty-three new members into their club. The club adviser, Miss Heidner, has a close contact with Wisconsin historical research, being a member of the State Historical Society. The interesting museum gives the students an opportunity to concen- trate on local history. This year films about the history of Wisconsin were shown. Officers for this year were Betty Tuchscherer, president: Wilbert Koller, vice-president, and Katie Vogt, secretary-treasurer. LATIN CLUB The S. P. R., famous for its fun and food is one of the most active clubs in school. Under the direction of Harold Hoopman, the club adviser, it has made outstanding accomplishments throughout the year. Plans were made this year for the Latin Club Banquet, held every spring. The theme was the Saturnalia Festival, which was done in Roman style. The officers of the group are president, Russell Wislcircheng vice-president, Mary Otteng secretary- treasurer, .Inet Schneiss, Page fourteen 5 I fig? Top --- Darlene Kapfer, Louise Lenz and Pearl Miller look on while Marilyn Bauer serves at a Home Economics club gathering. Bottom --- Mr. Kurtz and members of the F. F. A. carefully judging some sheep, The Future Homemakers of America believe that learning to keep happy homes is an important factor in their high school years. lnterests were centered on making toys for children in orphanages, and projects for the Red Cross. This year club members served at debate luncheons and the Dairy Herd lmprovement Association Banquet. The club is under the leadership of Miss Ryan and the officers Betty Lang, Marlene Hartleb, Marcia Ritger, Pauline Schneider and Helen Guth. FUTURE FARMERS The F. F. A. is a club for boys who are interested in farm problems and progressive agricultural methods. The activities of the club opened last fall with the fifth annual Parent and Son Banquet. Again on February Sth the chapter was host to the Junior Dairymen. The second semester found many boys preparing their projects for the Bred Gilt Sale held on February 16th. Robert Hosp was sent to the F. F. A. speaking convention. Mr. Arthur Kurtz, the agricultural instructor, is club adviser. DRAIVIATIC CLUB The Stage Door Stars , was directed by Miss Snyder and Mr. Swiger. This year the club has been divided into three separate sections. Besides the Acting Sec- tion, there was the Make-Up and Costuming sections open to those people who were interested in the behind-the-scenes work. The Make-up Section of the club studied the general use of make-up and how to apply it. Much time was spent on the different ways of aging people on the stage. Members of this section had charge of the make-up for the senior class play this year. The Costuming section offered to the members an oppor- tunity to show their talents on making elaborate costumes for the play UEvery Man given by the members of the dramatic section. A one-act comedy mlihe Flattering Word was entered in the Little Ten Contest and then went to the League Contest in Milwaukee and received a HB rating. Not only did this section of the club receive an opportunity to act on the stage but Mr. Swiger also taught the members the fundamentals of acting. The officers who did such a fine job were Presi- dent Kathy Wagner, Vice-president Dick Daggett, Secretary Evie Spartz, Treasurer Phyllis lndermuehle. GERMAN CLUB Die Deutsche Gesellschaft or German Club, under the guidance of Miss Podruch, enjoyed an active and successful year. The officers were Herr Cy Richter, president: Herr jerry Krueger, vice-president: and Fraulein Joan Kircher, secretary-treasurer. lnteresting club meetings this year included German films, slides. and a lecture by Mrs. Trapp, a German war bride, who told about high school students in Germany. The club members worked industriously selling concessions at basketball games. SPANISH CLUB El Camino Real, the Spanish Club, under the direction of Miss Bornfleth spent a very enjoyable year studying the customs and language of our South American neighbors. Many a remembered hour was spent play- ing Spanish games and singing Spanish songs. Miss Bornfleth was able to secure some Spanish movies which delighted all the members. lnitiation day was especially colorful with better and brighter costumes than ever. The officers were Roger Heid, president: Anthony Noegel, vice-president: and Ruth Wiskerchen, secre- tary-treasurer. Top --- Drama club members E, Sawyer, J.Hetland, D. Ruhnke Top --- Roger Heid, presidentg Ruth VViskerchen, secretaryg and J. Kircher rehearsing a scene from the play, The Miss Bornfleth, adviserg and Tony Noegel, vice-president Flattering Word . looking over records the Spanish Club wants to purchase, Bottom --- Miss Schneider, tho adviser of the Makeup Club, Bottom ---A game of Ringlein is played at the German Club looks on while Margie Krejci, Betty Engeleiter and Marlyn Reinl-ce practice on Dorean Gauger. . ig 'hifi' Christmas Party by P. Wardius. M. Lenike, M. Liesenor, A. Noegel, J. Plzak, C, Richter. 8 Page fifteen TUDIL ATE M1 Evenson admlmsters the oath of offlce to Dan Kuhn presldent Phylhs Indelmuehle secretary treasurer and Cuntls Claus uce presldent Tls the voice of the people The functlonmg of our successful student senate us an excellent lllustratlon of the upholdmg of our democratlc prmclple namely a government of the Each homeroom club and class was represented by a senator chosen by the students Under the leader Shlp of Presldent Dan Kuhn VICC president Curtls Claus and Secretary treasurer Phyllrs lndermuehle dlscussron and actlve plans constltuted a well rounded program of aCtlVltlCS for thus year Due to the efforts and cooperation of commrttees ln the Student Senate an outstanding Homecommg was one of lts major accomplrshments A STUDENT SENATE MEETING Row one J Cam R Schaeht R Kahl A Lauson M Relnke K Vogt E Bohn Row tvxo J Hetland J Mlller J Koth J Bauer R Indermuehle E Troedel N Kuehlthau P Gal c1a D Drrcken H Wagner Rovx three E Spaltz M Hete bzueg H Roecker R Vogel H Casper J Cook J Koehn L Jack m Page srxteen Wnth nme other schools West Bend was repre sented by two senators at each Llttle Ten Student COUDCIT Meeting where an actlve exchange of Ideas was conducive to better understandlng This confer ence helped our student senate to get many new ideas for lmprovements Through the backing of our student senate whlch ln reallty represents our entrre student body plans for a youth center were completed The profits of the annual magazine campaign this year provided an adclltlon to the treasurles of the varlous clubs and th four classes who shared profits according to thelr needs Strlvlng for the betterment of condltlons ln our school resulted ln the enforcement of rules for the cafeterla an active Lost and Found Department and preparatlon for awarding the achlevement cup ln order that all the students of West Bend Hrgh should be aware of the senates aCtlVltlCS a mlmeo graphed copy of the mlnutes was sent to each home room where further dlscusslon could be carrled Not only are our students belng educated but they also are actually experiencing and reallzlng the lm portance of ll'ldlVldLlal partlcrpatlon m a democratlc government Members of the Student Senate thls year were as follows Dan Kuhn Curtrs Claus Phyllis lndermuehle oel Hetland Dave Grogan Herman Casper Donald Mayo Mary Hetebrueg anlce Koth Pat Denker Ruth Kahl Evelyn Spartz Horst Wagner Harry Roecker Elaine Bohn ack Cook erry Miller Russell Wlsklrchen Ray lndermuehle Dennis Drlcken ack Koehn Marlyn Relnke Ann Lauson Roland Vogel oyce Bauer Nancy Kuehl thau Katle Vogt Eugene Troedel Pat Garcla m Cam Lloyd acklm N 1 N L J I llll x I , ' ' ' on. people, by the people, and for the people, i . . , , ,l . , , , - ' , , ' , J 9 ' . l , , , , J , - ' , ' ' , ' , , ' , li l' . l I Y l l . - sisuuusssmf Ne 2' 'sqm l P'fT'f ,E H. 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J' Ri 11-fi Pop Bob Rauen tips one in at the Mayville Top Louie Mehlos goes up fol a Jump ball game Bottom A nice bit of glllldlrlg by Bobby Bottom Suspense Rauen ing the team from being beaten by Kewaskum Dan was high scorer for the West Bend five during the Regional Tournament play The other forward Richard Ruhnke was also on the ball during tournament play Rich also did a good Job ID the second game against Hartford His stream of points got the team back on the road to victory The fifth man on the starting lineup was jim Bell the other guard im and Dan had just about every thing possible pulled on them when they tried to bring the ball up the court but their elusiveness always paid off im s high spirits often helped the team out of a rut when the going was tough The outstanding game of the year was the over whelmmg defeat of the Port five What was supposed to be the favored team was beaten by the Badger quintet by a core of 56 to 43 One fact of interest is lost the second time they won The first time they played Cedarburg they lost the second time they won The first time they played Ripon they lost the second time they won But no matter how many strange coincidences there were during the season the team can be congratulated on their excellent play throughout the season Carl Kuss did an able job f coaching assisted by Gene Zarek Page tvs enty one ' l 1 ' l ' this: the first time the Badgers played Hartford they . 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' l 0 The debate squad of l948 49 had a very successful season Twenty three debaters partrcrpated rn I56 decrsron debates rn addltron to debates before crvrc groups such as KIWBHIS Rotary the Amerrcan Legron and V F W Auxrlrarres The squad attended practrce tournaments at Sheboygan North Port Washrngton Our school was also host to a practice tournament Because of the large number of Interested debaters thrs year West Bend Hrgh usually entered two sets of A and B teams to grve an opportunrty to more speakers The questron debated thrs season was Resolved that the Unrted Natrons now be revrsed rnto a Federal World Government Members of the frrst A team were Phyllrs lnder muehle and Carolyn Schloemer affrrmatrve Marllyn Moeller and oel Hetlancl negatlve These four b srdes attendrng the practrce tournaments also partrcl pated rn the Lrttle Ten Drstrrct and State N F L debate contests For the frfth consecutive year West Bend received a trophy for wrnmng first place rn the l..1ttle Ten contest Durmg the season the frrst team won 70 per cent of rts debates placrng frrst rn three tournaments and second rn two Others on the A team mcluded Dave Grogan Ruth Kahl Ann Lauson Page tu entx tu 0 WINNIN WGRD Top M1 Peterson and the A Debate Squad Ann Lauson Phyllrs Inder muehle Eugene Sawyer Carolyn Schloemer Audrey Troedel Bottom Joel Hetland Marllyn Moeller Dave Grogan Ruth Kahl Bottom The up and comrng B Debate Squad Top Bewerly Becker Sally Jen kms Joel Cook Joyce Bauer Marllyn Lemke Eleanor Techtman Mrddle Phyllrs Wardrus Jrm Sauer Joanne Wandschnerder Joanne Raab Janet Ellmauer Bottom Phyllrs Survrs Dar lyne DeTuncq John Gadoxx Anna Parker Eugene Sawyer Phyl lrs Survrs and Audrey Troeclel The debate coach thrs year was M Paul Peterson He worked many hours wlth the debaters on cases and rn reburlclrng speeches and rebuttals Much credrt rs to be given hrm for the fine record of the 1948 49 season The B team also won many debates and re cerved much valuable experrence rn tournaments Members of thrs team were oyce Bauer oel Cook Darlyne DeTuncq anet Ellmauer Sally Jenkrns Marrlyn Lemke oanne Raab ames Sauer Eleanor Techtman Phyllrs Wardrus and oanne Wand Elght members of the debate squad were chosen to attend the Wrsconsrn N F L Student Congress rn Mrlwaukee Phyllrs lndermuehle and oel Hetland were senators ln the House of Representatrves Marr lyn Moeller was elected speaker for the second session berng the only grrl to recerve thrs honor Other repre sentatlves were Eugene Sawyer Ruth Kahl Ann Lauson and Carolyn Schloemer All who have partlcrpated rn debate reallze what a wonderful opportunrty the actrvrty provldes Some of the benefrts rt produces are sklll rn speakrng and rnfluencrng others lr also helps achreve the abrlrty of thrnkrng on ones feet Most of all debate develops the sprrrt of teamwork and the study of a worthwhrle questlon Each year an award of sI00 each rs grven by Mr D ,I Kenny to two students who have made the most progress rn debatrng The wrnners for 1948 were Marrlyn Moeller and Rrchard Larson Q V I - Y . ,A .' ' .U : V .4 I ' '- v V ' , . r. . . . . , J , . , . , . ,I - Pius Xl, Waukesha, Sheboygan Central, Marquette. schneider. ' 1 4 I J u . ' , : . - . . . . . , J - - y C' . . . . . , - . Q . I ' , , .- , .....CPI,E DID SPEAKERS. The preparation for the I949 forensic season began early in February. Everyone looked forward to the school contests. wondering who would represent West Bend in the league contest. joel Hetland represented the school in original oratory: Phyllis lndermuehle and Marilyn Moeller took part in the extemporaneous speaking, and Dave Grogan and Eugene Sawyer gave their four minute memorized speeches. ln the extemporaneous reading contest, Ann Lauson and Carolyn Schloemer were West Bend's winners, while Joan Kircher and Darlyne DeTuncq took part in humorous declamation and Clara Mae Miller and Doris Ruhnke represented West Bend in serious declamation. On March 26 these students went to Waupun, where the league and Little Ten contests were held, Seven of the students received A ratings and were eligible to take part in the district contest at Port Washington. Ar the Little Ten contest Phyllis and Marilyn took first and second place respectively in extemporaneous speaking and Joel took second place in original oration. On April 9, the National Forensic League Contest was held in Milwaukee. Ann Lauson, a sophomore. did a fine job for West Bend by winning second place in extemporaneous reading. Of the students who went to the district contest. Phyllis, Marilyn, Ann and Joel received A's and took part in the state contest, held in Madison on April 23. At Madison Joel and Phyllis earned A ratings, while Marilyn and Ann received B ratings. West Bend High was well represented by the forensic squad this year, and is indeed proud of the record the students made. Everyone was interested in winning a prize at the school contest. The B. C. Ziegler Forensic Fund pro- vided sl 00 for awards for these winners. Cash awards are given to extemporaneous speakers, while book awards of the students' own choosing are given for the other prizes. This year the forensic squad took part in the National Forensic League Contest, The Little Ten, the League, the District, and the State Contests. This year the forensic department was under the direction of Mr. Paul Peterson and Miss Ann Snyder. Their untiring efforts directed toward producing our squad of splendid speakers bore fruit in the form of the awards won by the school's representatives. VFW' PARTICIPANTS IN THE STATE FORENSIC CONTEST 1 Phyllis Indermuehle. Joel Hetland, Marilyn Moeller and Ann Lau- son. FORENSIC SQUAD Front --- Joan Kircher. D a 1' l y n e DeTuncq. Carolyn Schloemer. Ann Lauson. Back --- Clara Mae Mil- ler, P h y 1 l i s Index'- muehle, Doris Ruhn- ke, Dave Grogan. Joel Hetland. M a 1' i l y n Moeller, Eugene Saw- yer. Page twenty-t hree WTHE BE Bend co 6d1t0IS Joan KlICh9I and Betty Vlelland Only a football player can fully understand what WIH nlng a football game means to hlm only that person who has helped create a yearbook can understand what that book entalls An annual lsnt the work of Dorls Ruhnke feature 9dltOl Eugene Saxxyel advertlslng manager Carole Casper alt edltol Dan Kuhn buslness manlger tllk UXSI plans for the 'rllangement of the dummy one person nor IS lt one ldea of a slngle person It IS a book born out of the mlnds of those who have worked long and hard at lt wlth the hope that It wlll help the subscrlbers recall those colorful memorles of one eventful school year Work began early ln fall To ltS leaders the Bend seemed llke the Jumbled mess of a Jlg saw puzzle Each PICCC represented a dlfferent problem We plunged lnto the work bllndly but we were ably guldecl by our advlser lVlr Baxter The flnanclal prob lem was tackled flrst Eugene Sawyer led many of the senlors lntO buslness places for sponsorshlps The co edltors Betty Welland and oan Klrcher worked slowly at flrst but steadlly lnCYC3SCd thelr speed as the year s actlvltles progressed What a ted lous Job that was' PlCtUTCS taken and retaken artlcles wrltten and rewrltten changes consldered and recon Sldefed Then desperatlon came upon the staff as the dead llne drew near TCHSIOD became greater and greater when dlfflcultles lay ahead Longer hours were put ln by the staff Then suddenly the problems were solved and the PICCCS of the puzzle flt nlcely together When the book was ln flnal form the edltors could Slt back refuse to be worrled at the dlfflcultles and the dlfferences of OPIHIOH they experlenced They had achleved thelr goal of a noteworthy record of a school year Dan Kuhn the subscrlptlon manager flnally dlstrlbuted the book and the subscrlbers unaware of the headaches and palns the Bend cost were free to autograph another annual BEND STAFF Top Eugene Sawyer Jack Koehn Dlck Klumb Clrl Blazel Jelly 'VI11ler Kathy Wagner Pat Denkel Phyllls Indelmuehle Dan Kuhn Second Joel Hetland Marllyn Moeller Clara 'Vlae Mlllel GlOl1H Erhaldt Darlene Kapfel DOIIS Ruhnke Betty Vlfelland Jean Goeden Bottom EVIB Spaltz Mdllla Llesenrl Chalmalne Russell .Io ln Kllchel Margle KICJCI Melltta Relmann Page tx enty foul C A PUS C LIPPER The Campus Clipper had luck this year Al though forced by rising costs of production tc increase subscription rates slightly the staff managed to keep costs down to a minimum and still to turn out a paper regularly every two weeks and for several special occasions This year we had a new Clipper adviser Miss Hogue There is little we need to say regarding her efforts The high standards the interesting material and the good presentation of the Clipper news speak for her Miss Schreiner assistant adviser has also done a commendable Job in getting subscriptions and advertisements for the paper The editors of the Clipper with the combined ef forts of the staff have put out Clippers of high standards The gossip column a feature of former years was interest A new feature that the Campus Clipper also Instr tuted was a column called Campus Comments Since it is the students paper the decision was made to open this column to comments made by any member of the student body Standing Carol L'c-sener Kathy Wagner feature editors Joel Het lind sports editor Marlene Hartleh news editor Betty Weiland rrt 6d1tOl Seated Prt Denker editor in chief Capably heading the staff this year were Pat Denker as editor in chief Carol Llesener and Kathy Wagner co editors of the feature articles Marlene Hartleb news editor oel Hetland sports editor Betty Welland art editor while ames ansen and tion of the Clippers Those members of the staff who will be graduating this une are Pat Denker Carol Lresener Kathy Wagner Marlene Hartleb oel Het land Betty Werland Phyllis lndermuehle Marita Llesener Doris Ruhnlce Marilyn Bauer Dorean Gaug er Dorothy Volkmann oan Klrcher and jerry Miller Top Richard Daggett Daxe Grogan Jim Jansen Jerry Miller Bexerly Ruegg Dorean Gauger Darlene Kapfer Betty Neeb Third Verla Schloemer DOIIS Ruhnke Pearl Mrllel Phyllis Indervnuehle 'Vlarion Gosse Dorothy Volk mann Tome Ellmauer Arlene Stoffel Second Jerry Kocher Marita Lresener Virginia Bergln Audrey Troedel Joan Kirchcr Phyllis Surxrs Bottom Adxlsers Miss Hogue and 'Vlrss Schreiner Page tu enty five N1 'N D1 - ---- J k A ...... ' U , ' ' :GJ v , ' Q , . . , , J j Sfadualli' reduced and feplaeed by articles Of equal Lois Weinreich watched the finances and the distribu- At I Il '. l- .' . . -I , . . I Q 1 . , n , n v J 1 - Have you seen the GAA3 They re the glrls that really play Among the largest and busiest of the West Bend l-lrgh School clubs rs the Girls Athletic Assocratron devoted prrmarrly to the promotion of good wrll good sports manshrp and good health among the grrls To become a member of the GAA a grrl must earn a total of l00 pomts rn team and outsrde sports When the grrls attarn thrs goal a party one of the most thrrlllng events of the year rs held to rnrtrate them offrcrally rnto the GAA Throughout the whole school year Tuesday and Thursday nrghts are known as the nrghts the grrls play Dependrng on the season of the year the girls can be seen playlng volleyball basketball badmrnton prng pong baseball soccer freld hockey and many other sports The trme of tensron for the grrls rs the Ln elr Ladres Back Marrlyn Klumb presrdent Mrss Forster advrser Ruth Mrchels treasu er Front Kay Kuechler vrce presrdent Joyce Bauer secretary Marrlyn Moeller pcmt secr tary day the tournaments are held and each class rs strrv mg for vrctory After a hard fought volley ball tourn ament the senror team came out vrctorrous whrle the Junrors became the champions rn the basketball tourn ament The grand total of I200 pomts rs the fmal goal of all GAA members Then they are rewarded with a WB The officers for the year were Nlarrlyn Klumb presrdent Kay Kuechler vlce presrdent Joyce Bauer secretary Ruth Mrchels treasurer and Marilyn Nloel ler point secretary The hrghlrghts of the year along wrth the rnrtratron party are the annual scavenger hunt and closrng prcnrc whrch rs usually held at the West Bend City Park The members of the club wrll agree whole heart edly wrth the adviser Miss Forster that thrs has been a year for permanent memorres All eyes are on the ball at thrs crucral moment rn a G A A All set to return that ball rn an excrtrng volley soccer game ball game after school Page twenty srx 0 0 T Y of mu 11,.1.rr..r...rr1.......mrr-..m......... .:m.m.-nr.lrIrmInum..-lull...---m 9 J l A, . . . -n , v Q 3 V. .B ,, 1 y . 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X ,X XX Nxxsxfx Xxx XX X O XXXNX-:XX X XX XXXXX QXXX x xx X O xx N ' N 00, x ix V XXX XR X xxxx ,V 'wiv 'H XX my X, is RAR 'Q T rrckr T rackmen When the Badger trackmen reported for the begrnmng of the l948 track season the materral drd not look too promrsrng There were only four lettermen returnrng Dan Kuhn Eugene Bohn Peter Molter and Clrff Bauer At the frrst meet at Madrson the Badgers tred for erghth place wrth Kuhn gettmg all the pomts by placrng second ln the broad Jump and the hurdles A week later the Badgers traveled to Cooney where they lost by a score of 72M 40M Although the Badgers were beaten they put up a good showing Some of the flrsts that were taken by the Badgers were credrted to Cy Richter rn the At Whrtefrsh Bay the Badgers fmrshed at the tall end of the meet The most outstandmg performance of the meet was Pete lVlolter s run ID the mrle Although Pete was 40 yards behrnd the leader with a sprrrted frnrshrng luck he pulled up to second place and almost placed frrst The trme he turned rn was 4 51 The next contest was a trrangular meet wrth West Bend Hartford and Oconomowoc The Badgers placed second nosrng out Hart ford by ZW pomts Kuhn had a freld day by gatherrng three frrsts ln the West Bend Port and Hartford meet the Badgers stacked rn last place Ar Ripon rn the conference meet Rrpon tred for frrst place wrth Cooney whrle the Badgers frnrshed rn thrrd place At the Sectronal at Port three Badgers earned the rrght to go to the State Meet at Madlson They were Dan Kuhn rn the hurdles Drck Larson rn the 880 and Pete Molter rn the mrle At lVladrson Dan Kuhn was the only man to place wrnnrng frfth rn the hurdles The last meet of the season was at Port where the Badgers took thrrd place Some of the polnts earned were taken by Wenrnger second ln the shot put Kuhn frfth rn the broad jump I 948 TRACK SQUAD Top Coach Caldwell W Boerger L Bohn P Molter D Kuhn J German Coach Runkel Center H Roecker D Hahn D Schaefer R Rerchert L Heppe K Troedel J Drexx Bottom R Wcyres R Larson C Blazel J Hoelz J Wenmger J Krueger R Klumb C Bauer . I7 V, l00 yard dash and Pete Molter in the mile. 1948 BASEBALL TEAM Top Coach Kuss B Klein R Landxattel P Boden G Mehlos E AY9llll R Dabringei B Ther sen J Hetland Center K Herman H Ritger A Wenlngei D Flasch VS Wolf H Gundrum H Rose S Otten G Sherman Bottom H Schmldt .I Schlegel B Rauen V Schuichtenberg D Jonas C Stern J Bell F Eick man 49 SCHEDL LE April 19 Beaver Dam there! April 26 Hartford therel Vlay 3 Berlin ithelel May 10-Ripon fthereb 'VIay 18 Horlcon ttheneb May 24 Mayville ftherel May 31 Oconomoxxoc lheleb Last year s baseball season was quite disgusting as far as the weather was concerned but not otherwise Two important conference games with Hartford were called off on account of rain Play got under way agamst the Port nine on April 27 Even though the Badgers lost Ken Herman proved to be a threat as far as hitting was concerned Out of three times at bat Ken got two singles and one triple quite a record for anybody The second game of the season was a double header against HOTICOH The first game a close one all the way gave the coach a chance to see what the boys could do under pressure and the boys did it Not only dnd they win the first game by a score of 5 to 2 but also came back to take the second by an over whelmmg score of I9 to 0 at the end of the fourth Coach Zarek Ken Herman B111 Wolf fi f as at which time the game was called off ln this game West Bend s superior pitching staff really showed up Wlth Bill Wolf on the mound ln the second game West Bend found it easy to roll to victory This second conference double header of the season was agamst Oconomowoc and agam West Bend s superior pitching staff showed up Both of the games were extremely close and were won by only one run ln the first of the two games Don onas got a chance to show his stuff Even when the gomg got rough Don kept the game at an even keel Bob Rauen started the second game but was relieved by Bnll Wolf ln the third inning The last games double headers for the conference season were against Mayville Only this time the re sults were not quite so good ln the first game Harvey Rose and Ken Herman kept the Badgers in front by extra good hitting but in the final innings Mayville went ahead and stayed there until the finish The second game didnt look too good for the Badger in the beginning and 'meld it After conference play was over the team agam met Port and although the boys played a better game they lost The team ended the 48 conference play with four wins and two losses second only to Mayville with seven wins and one loss The co captains for the season were Herman and Schwlchtenberg The coach was Carl Kuss 1948 BASEBALL RECORD Port VVash1ngton Horlcon VVest Bend VS est Bend West Bend VS est Bend W est Bend Vtest Bend West Bend West Bend H01 icon Oconomow oc Oconomoxw oc Mayville Mayulle Poi t Washmgton iamond namite A 3 ' ' ' l 4 ' 1 . , . '. . I 54 f gary, ff me . ,H . ' , fi 'sg 4- , . kt' ' 5, f 'V L r i v' . L 7 ' . 4 V , A L , 2 5 squad at any time. The Mayville nine took the lead K Y , ,sl V .I . QT, ' . . . ' n,sl, 5 ' . . ' , 1 1 - - - 2 ..,... - ' - - 6 A --Q M, ,Q ---5 . ------2 i ---19. .... -' ------0 ' ' - - - 5 ...... ' - - - - 4 ' - - - 4 ...... ' - - - - 3 ' - - - 3 ...... ' - - - - - - 4 ' - - - 4 ...... - - - - - - 7 - - - 4 .,.... ' ' - - 5 The T ennls Talent The 48 golf squad started off the season wlth two lettermen and many prospectlves The two lettermen were Melvm Bohn and lm Ryan other team players were Carl Cruetzmacher Dave Goddard and m Albrecht ThlS season was a constant struggle between West Bend and Waupun ln nearly every contest lt was either West Bend or Waupun for first or second place The flrst meet of the year was held at Beaver Dam where West Bend took first place and Waupun took second West Bend made a net score of 387 whlle Waupun had 389 Carl Gruetzmacher s 88 was low but Melvin Bohn followed close with 91 strokes ln the second meet of the year the result was reversed Waupun took flrst wlth a score of 372 to West Bend s 378 The third meet was held at West Bend where Waupun agaln took flrst place 369 to 378 At the next meet all of the boys had low scores and won wlth 372 strokes to thelr credit Waupun was second wlth 380 ln this contest Bohn had 85 pomts Albrecht 92 Ryan 97 and Gruetzmacher 98 ln the frve conference meets the team placed first ln two and second m three The fmal contest of the year was the Llttle Ten ln this meet Waupun placed flrst Because of a default on Q Followers of the Fzurway Coach Gugnon Jlm Ryan Dave Grogan Jlm Albrecht Carl Gluetzmachel Melvm Bohn the part of one of the scorers West Bend came out fnfth ln this flnal meet Melvm Bohn had 89 Carl Gruetzmacher 9l nm Albrecht ll2 and lm Ryan 105 The 49 golf squad IS composed of Carl Gruetz macher Marilyn Klumb rm Albrecht Dave Grogan and Roland Vogel Pop Grlgnon IS the veteran coach mater1al had only a falr season ln the meet wlth Mayville considered the top team of the Llttle Ten the Badgers lost At Oconomowoc the boys nosed out a wm by a score of 3 2 When the team met HOYICOH everythmg went rlght for the Badgers and they swamped Horlcon 4 l The Llttle Ten Meet held IH West Bend was one of the toughest meets for the Badgers ln summmg up the whole season the tenms squad dnd farrly well losmg only three of frve meets ln the Llttle Ten Conference meet the Badger team conslstlng of Melnberg E. Sawyer W Kratz B Stern and A Heltmg earned a fourth place The 48 tenms team while developing some good - Blll Stern Jlm Membelg Eugene Sawyer Walter Kxatz Arnold Heltmg Coach Hlldebrand Page thirty two 7 1 .2 l 1 v J. v 1 ' ' T' - ' - i' 'A' ' . A . I .' . . . I . ' . Y l y l The Man Whcm Towards sprung there was more than the usual amount of actlvlty among the semors Everyone wondered why mterest ID other aCtlVltlCS began to lag The rea son was not hard to fmd rehearsals for The Man Who Came To Dmner were ln full progress How ever the smooth performances of the cast and the excellent showing of the production staff proved to an audlence of over l800 that the effort that was put lnto the play was really worth whxle To us success was a must this season and that was just what happened The Man Who Came to Dlnner was a Broadway favorxte for two years and we knew thls Moss Hart and George Kaufman comedy would be a favorxte ln West Bend too Whnteslde Rlchard Walsh who slips and falls on the doorstep of the home of Mr and Mrs Stanley oel Hetland and oan Klrcher and breaks his hnp He IS confmed ln the home for srx weeks and completely monopollzes the whole household Thls xrasclble m valld runs enormous phone bllls and mvltes numerous guests mcludlng prlson convicts After upsetting every element of the household he also encourages the ame To Dmner daughter une Stanley Kathleen Wagner to run away and marry a man greatly resented by the famlly erry Hoelz and forces the son Rlchard Stanley ack Koehn to choose photography as hls vocatlon Whlteslde proceeds further to complncate everyones llfe by lmportlng an actress Lorraine Sheldon Dons Ruhnl-te to break up a pending romance between his secretary Maggle Cutler fclara Mae lVl1ller and the young and handsome newspaperman of the town Bert efferson Gerald Mehlos Lorrame begins to be a pest when Whlteslde realizes matters are too deeply involved Beverly Carlton Carl Blazel and Banjo Blll Bradley frlends ofWh1tes1de unsuccess fully try to get rld of her Not untrl an Innocent pre sent a mummy case from the Khedlve of Egypt arrlves does Banjo land an excellent ldea He forces Lorraine Into the mummy case and she IS sent to Nova Scotia Harriet Stanley Mr Stanley s slster flVlel1tta Rel mann his nurse Nlarlyn Remke and his doctor Rlchard Klumb also kept the play movlng with their humorous character lnterpretatlons ln all truth lt IS safe to say that the entlre cast and the varlous managers gave a top performance Top left A pengum blt me' Top Ilght Rehearslng the flnal scene Bottom The senior class play cast and crews Page thlrty three LL N1 ' 77 , . ' . I J c J D . . A f . , I k k. - , . T 1 r 'T U , . 1 . ' ' .- ' ' I . . . . , . C 1 i 1 D . . I . . . J ' ' . ' . c J The pl?t of the play 'revolves around Sheridan ' , . I I , ' J A J - - U D U G . ' . . . .' - ' - ' J: ' fc ' ' J: ' Top---Jim Meinberg. Ronald Larson, Harold Roecker, Bill Smithers. Bottom -- Mr. Shlimovitz, directing the hand at .1 football gamma Mr. Shlimuvitz giving helpful advice to Czircl Suchy. Nancy Ku0hl'hau and Audrey Potter while they practice. Page thirty four' Masters of Music Remember every morning during the first hour how we as members of classes on the second and third floors would tap our pencils on the desks in time to a march the band was playing? ln our minds we could see eighty members with bright red uniforms tuning their shiny instruments and preparing for a concert. But let's peek inside room 3l l and see why our band is so popular with the surrounding communities and why it received an A rating in the district contest last year. Everyone is invited to join the West Bend High School Band, and no one is expected to buy the instru- ments he plays. Yet many of the members have pur- chased the lower-priced instruments. Now lend an ear, folks, for here is the director's secret of an excellent band. Every member is given at least one free lesson a week, thereby discovering the weak points of the musician and enabling him to correct mistakes more readily. uAll work and no play makes Jack a dull boyn is a proverb that has been put into practice in the band. Last summer our able musicians gave a concert at the Old Soldiers' Home at King, Wisconsin. After the concert they took an excursion around the chain lakes and went swimming. The lVlardi Gras of Chicago was also host to the band, and later the members attended the Chicago Railroad Fair. ln March the band sponsored a concert by the National Champions from lllinois, the Joliet Township Band. Terrific is a fitting word for the West Bend High School Band and members deserve much praise. To the director, Harold lVl. Shlimovitz goes the credit for the fine record the band has achieved. His train- ing program has made the band one of the best. But the real climax of the year occurred at the spring concert when the band was privileged to have as its guest conductor Clair Omar lVlusser, the world's fore- most marimba soloist. -iii appy Harmony 1X Top --- L. Zander, R. Wiskerchen, D. Martin. J, Plzak, R. Wendelborn. J, Miller, J. Koehn, C, Blazel, R. Klumb. J. Krueger, J. Drew, J. Hetland, G, Bruck- rnueller. Third --- M. Liesener, M. Kowanda, A. Nicolaus, M. Jaeger. S. Guth, J. Goeden. J. Ciriacks. R. Kell, M. Beale, M. Fick, D, Freitag, D. Volkmann, N. Stier, J, Demmon, M. Kolkema. Second --- E. Spartz. L. Koller, J. VVi1fer, R. Bottleman. J, Kircher. A, Schuppel. B. Behling, R. Michels, J. Mapes, J. Gessert, P. Hausmann, J. Beale, M. Krejci, M, Bastian, B. Naus, M. Ewert, L. Meunier. Bottom --- M. Reimann, E. Ciriacks, J. Ahlers, R. Volk- mann, B. Leiser, R. VViskerchen, C. Livsener, B. Kap- fer. A, Boden. N. Handke. B. Ruegg, J. Schnz-iss, P. Indermuehlc. E. Dyck, E. Niemuth, R. Koller. This year the high school chorus was under the capable direction of Samuel Cupery. The re- hearsals were held during the fifth hour every clay. with the boys' glee club meeting on Tues- days and girls' glee club on Thursdays. The chorus presented two performances of its annual Christmas concert. The first was given in the gym for the students and teachers, the second at the lVlcl..ane School for the general public. Several trips were taken by chorus members, who heard selections presented by college choral organizations. A new ensemble, the Madrigal Singers, was organized by Mr. Cupery. This group of sixteen students met every Wednesday night for practice and performed frequently throughout the year. Early in March many students began prep- arations for the solo and ensemble contest. which was held on April 30 at Waupun. West Bend was well represented at this contest, the ratings being high in every case. On May 7th the entire chorus went to Waupun to talce part in the tourn- ament. Our director, Mr. Samuel Cupery, attended college at Oshkosh State Teachers and came to Nvest Bend after directing civic and church choirs at Friesland, Wisconsin. l-le has done a splendid job of improving the chorus and creating a greater interest in choral music. Christmas C?lI'IIl61S--- Russell VViskirchen, Joan Kirch- er. Jerry Miller. Margie Ku-jci. Joel He-tlund, Evin- Spznrtz. Mr. Cupory directing the chorus at an assembly pro- grzini. Page thirty-five O A C - 4 , - 1 Q r I George Brugger Donald Mayo Sandra Kell It began The Four Best Years of Our Llves that s what we were told our hugh school years would be and ln retracmg the course of the year we have been convlnced that thrs statement IS really true First came Freshmen Day when we had the whole school between ourselves and the teachers But when we came back the second day with the other students and nervously hurrled from one class to another bumped mto teachers and upperclassmen and dropped a book or a folder ln the crowded corridors the tra dltlonal label Greenhorns was stamped on us by the upperclassmen As the days flew by and we be came acquainted with the handsome broad shouldered boys who played on the football team and the other leaders of the school actlvltles we realized that they were really friendly and wlllmg to help us ThlS was only thelr way of welcoming us mto an excltlng and new career Our flrst pep meetlngl Gee' How can any of us forget that flrst sensation as we tlmldly walked wlth the streaming crowds mto the mam room Everyone was yelling and cheermg and we grasped for the flrst txme the real meaning of the words school Splflt Homecoming with more pep and excltement than we could have ever imagined at a pep meetmg came upon us We were bewlldered but helped graciously wlth the flurry of preparation buslly maklng plans for our window decoratlons and floats When the results of the contests were announced the Freshmen were well represented for Miss Neff s Home Room re celved thlrd place on 1ts wmdow decoratlons and Miss Podruch s Home Room placed second wlth 1ts float Then electlons came upon us and we knew that the class officers should be chosen with care We had 'l FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Donald Mayo President George Brugger Vlce president Sandra Kell Secretary rlendly Freshmen to vote twlce m order to determine the wlnners The flnal results satlsfled everyone for who wanted a better selection of OHICCTS than Donald Mayo as presl dent George Brugger as vice presldent and Sandrg Kell as secretary treasurer We were also represented by slx members ln the Student Senate who have proved themselves an asset to the class We sponsored two dances during this year ln fact one usmg a birthstone theme was so orlglnal that even the upperclassmen had to admit that the freshmen weren t backward when lt came to thlnkmg up new thlngs They were also very surprised to see how well our class was represented m all of the hlgh school aCtlVltlCS Every sport was well stocked with enthusl astlc freshmen The class of 52 was proud of Louie lVl1ller who was on the A football squad and of FYBDCIS Groth who made the A baseball team as well as the many other freshman athletes who drd exceptlonally well IH all fields of sport and who wlll some day be the backbone of our teams The mnth graders have excelled ln speech work with two regular debate squad members When lt became our turn for the sklt contest we worked hard trymg to do as well as the upperclassmen had We must have succeeded for everyone seemed to enjoy our work Miss Podruch s Home Room re celved flrst on ltS sklt Now that lt lS all over we can .help but smile at all those wonderful times we had our flrst Prom to be followed by Fleld Day Awards Day and the final exams Regretfully we leave behli the tltle Green horns to come back m fall as sophomores 3 IIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIIIIllIIllIIIIIIIlllllIllIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIllIIllIlIllllllIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIlIllllIIIIIIIIIlllllllllIIIIIIIllllllIIllllIIlIlllllllllllllllllllllllll 9 Page tl nty sxx ,ww O 1 1 u - H ' . . . . 1 . 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H9 1 , i ,I V 1 1 A ' - ' Top Glorra Abel George Behlrng Bernadette Barurck Matthew Belongra Gerald Bohn Jerome Dreterrch Barbara Bernhardt Second Susan Cannon Sylvra Baeseman Arthur Degnrtz Gerald Ersenmann Joel Cook Barbara Bohn Joan Crs moskr Thrrd James Faber Marrlyn Bunke Beverly Becker Walter Bykovr skr Betty Ann Berg Mary Ann Arndt George Brug ger Bottom Dennrs Drrcken Robert Becker Rose Marre Berne Melwrn Cardarelle Beverly Butzke Joseph Fauster Bonnre Chesak Top Karl Frckler Francrs Groth Tom Foley Harold Groth Hovsard Gerner Alrce Gerner Carol Gerner Second Gerald Fogt Rrchard Frnch Rosemary Fellenv Ruth Crass Betty Conrad Patsy Garcra Tom Grombettr Joanna Franz Ellen Goddard Barbarr Dewey Bottom Paul Fischer Peter Gerb Allen Goldammer Lowell Hauch Eddre Grandrs Mrnerva Engelerter Top Merlrn Kremer Bob May Rrchard Katzenberger Ron ald Larson Sandra Kell Harvey Herbst Lucrlle Kowalske Carl Karser Ronald Kral Second Jean Herlrn Paul Hetebrueg Wrllram Hrlgendorf Arlene Kalmus Ronald Johnson Rose Hardegan Nancy Hughes Jean Kocher Marre Jazak Thrrd Lorrarne Habersetzer Thomas Landvatter Alan Klettr Erleen Harrrson Marlene Hafeman Sally Kuechler Irene Gundrum Phyllrs Krueger Darlene Kearley Bottom Gerald Kempf Clrfford Maeder Mary Lou Krrtz Loretta Gross Raymond Indermuehle Janet Keller Lors Koller Top Jane Nehrbass Carol Lemke Donald Mayo Jrm 'VIrller George Mrnz Barbara Lerser Dorothy Lang Second Nancy Kuehlthau James Rosenhernrer James Rrck Walter Nommensen Henry Mrller Glenn Raab Lors Penoske Bette Laufer Thrrd Janrs Kuehl Jlm Putnam Kenneth Mrller Sylxrr Monday Esther Moser Carol Lang Ruth Nrenovs Bottom Davrd Rahlf Drck Rrchre Jerome Pfrster Drck Rehm Margaret McCargo Mrldred Oelhafen Top Barbara Ruegg Saralea Sterner James Sauer Danrel Stoffel Melvrn Schulz Eugene Troedel Roger Schoedel Second Carol Schacht Betty Redrg John Schroeder Ken neth Stauss Lyle Soyk Gladys Stoffel Charlotte Rusch Schalles Carl Saueressrg Charles Spaeth Rrta Schuppel Rrta Rernders Marlon Prost Bottom Nancy Sonnenberg Kathleen Rerchert Carrta Schuetz Gladys Schlerf Janrce Scheunemann Tom Schlerf Top Drane Teske Kenneth Wolf Mary Wrckert Bob Wred meyer Carol Wolf Kenneth Vass Steve Verbanac Second Phyllrs Wrckmann James P Weber Lawrence Wredmeyer Wrnrfred Wrechman Delor rs Utech Joan Wag ner Nancy Umbs Thrrd Margaret Welch Carol Suchy Carol Strack Charles Wrlfer Kathleen Wolf Paul Wrlke Bottom Dale Wulff Myrtle Zrmdars Horst Wagner Nancv Suckow Mary Waldkrrcn James R Weber Page thrr ty seven ' I 1 . 1 ' 'l 1 -- , ' , , h r I '1 ' . . 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' V V V Jlm Haebrg Herman Casper Bob Thelsen Well here we are snappy sophomores two years older and two years wrser than we were as freshres Lookrng over the past two years we frnd that our class has accomplrshed much rn the varlous school actrvltles When we flrst entered school we were known as green freshmen but we soon proved both to students and teachers alrke that we were a class with real ambrtlon and drdn t deserve that nickname Speaklng of ambl trons we think our class has shown that not only the upperclassmen are succ ssful but that even lowly freshres and sophs can drsplay school sprrlt and do good work Being the largest class and knowrng the worth of our classmates we succeeded rn electmg Curt Claus to the coveted post of vrce president of the Student Qenate We really put on a vrgorous campargn to get our candrdate elected to the vrce presrdency By mak mg attractive posters sponsoring a parade wrth the band playing and campargn banners flying we let the other classes know we were behrnd our man The school knew a capable candrdate when rt saw one and Curt won the electron We had other reasons to be proud of our class srnce almost everyone was en gaged rn athletics clubs and forensrcs Thrs year our class has proved that the sophomore year can be and has been a lot of fun and not at all dull Under the excellent leadershrp of our class offrcers Herman Casper presrdent lm Haebrg vrce presldent and Bob Thersen secretary treasurer the sophs have agarn shown therr mettle rn all aCtlVltlCS offered by W B H S We frnd that the sophs helped spark our athletrc teams to vrctory Many of our boys such as Billy Wolf jrm Haebrg B111 Stern and ,hm Memberg were letter men rn varrous sports such as basketball foot SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Herman Casper Presrdent Jrm Haebrg Vrce presrdent Bob Thersen Secretary treasurer Saucy Sophomores ball baseball track and tennis We are Indeed proud of these fellows Sophomore grrls too were athletlc mrnded and Jornecl the G A A To prove our class drcl not lack school Splflt a large group of sophomores turned out for cheerleadlng and rn future years wlll help cheer our teams to vrctory Not only has the athletic program clarmed our attentlon but many of our classmates took up debate and made the A squad We then plunged rnto all types of forensics and found many of our classmates to be talented rn extempore speakrng and readrng both types of declamatlons oratory and many others The sophs attended the Frosh Soph the League the Lrttle Ten the Drstrrct the State and the N F L contests Therr showlngs should make the entlre school proud of them Large numbers of sophomores partrcrpated rn the actlvrtres of many of the clubs expressrng how ln terested they were rn succeedrng Many sophomores were actrve rn dramatrcs huntmg and frshrng and srngrng for enjoyment clubs The enthusrasm rn band and chorus work showed that we certarnly drd not lack musrcal abllrty Some members of our class have been workrng hard to turn out the school paper the Campus Cllpper We thmk therr work rs very commendable Were very proud of our class and feel that we have steadrly progressed ln our clrmb toward the top There has been nothrng dull or unrnterestmg about our sophomore year for there have been many actrvrtles to keep us busy This year holds pleasant memorles for all of us We are going to keep cllmblng so that by the trme we reach our senror year we wlll really have a class that can uphold the record of West Bend l-hgh lllllllllIIIllIIIIllllllIIIllIIIllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Page thrrty elght 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . - - 1 1 ' 1 . . . ' 1 1 1 . . 1 . . . . . , 1 .1 11 . A 1-1 . ' 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - - , - . . . . . . . . 1 ' 1 . . . . 1 1 1 - . . . . 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 . . . 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - Top --- Aldon Belongia, James Cain, Emerson Belongia, Orval Aulenbacher, Gary Boegel, Joan Bunke, Mary Beck, Donna Albrecht. Second --Herman Casper. Floyd Backus, Gilbert Bruckmuel- ler. Gene Bucholz, Jerald Bell, William Bohn, Donald Butzke, Richard Bodcn, Third --- Vernon Bartelt, Mary Kay Bauer. Elaine Ciriacks. Darleen Degnitz, Lois Biaun, Jean Boyung, Phillip Beine. Bottom --- Armand Becker, Rita Bottleman, Gloria Ann Bas- tian, Carol Bastian, Barbara Boden, Lorraine Averill, Robert Bohn, Top---Franklin Gronemeyer, Curtis Claus, Ronald Edgar, Richard Chapman, James Haebig, Nancy Handke, Carol Handke, June Demmon. Second --- Leona Gundrum, Claude Duernberger, Robert Fel- lenz, Paul Frings, William Ciriacks, Franklin Fehring, Darlyne De Tuncq, Janet Ellmauer, Emily Falk, Third --- Joyce Dricken, Martin Hagner, Ronald Conrad, Jack Cook, Jean Grover, Elaine Geidel, Donna Gonnering, Edith Eickman, Bernadette Hahn. Bottom -- Fred Glander, Tom Collins, Donald Gumm, Fred Goldammer, Barbara Farmer, Barbara Frank, Angeline Frank. Top--Albert Hupfer, Calvin Hartleb, David Hahn, James Jansen, Howard Herman. Second -- Roger Heid, Theodore Hosp, Gerald Jung, Barbara Kapfer, Marcelline Kandel, Irene Herzer, Rita Kell. Third--Lenore Hartman, Ruth Kahl, Sally Jenkins, Rita Jansen, Mary Ann Indermuehle, Kathryn Heinecke, Mary Heinecke. Bottom ---Allen Janz, James Hansen, Paul Hensler, Ronald Hron, Evelyn Harns, Lillian Hornshoe. Top -- Eleanor Niemuth, Rosemary Lang, Jerome Mueller. Gordon Kraemer, Albert Lehn, Bill Miller, Walter McCartney. Second -- Rita Kickbush, Carole Meyer, Earl Oelhafen, Don- ald Kleinhans, Donald Klumb, Roger Knoeck, Paul Mat- 9113812 Third --Ann Lauson, Elaine Nicolaus, Ruth Koller, Marilyn Lemke, Anthony Noegel, Ralph Matenaer, James Meinberg. Bottom --Gerald Kocher, Betty Meunier, Patricia Mies. Many Kolkema, Mary Kimla, Kathleen Moran, Carol Kircher. Eugene Laufer. Top --- Bob Steiner, Joanne Raab, Floyd Potter, Jerome Schmidt, Richard Schacht. William Schroeder, Joyce Schultz, Beverly Ruegg. Second --Camilla Schloemer, Janet Schneiss, Jean Siegfried, Carol Schmidt, Dan Sauer, Ralph Smith, Darwin Steldt. Third --Anton Staral, Richard Schuetz, Bonnie Severson, Alice Schuppel, Harold Stauske, James Redlinger, James Plzak. Bottom-Carolyn Schloemer, Gloria Smith, Donna Rosenthal, Joan Potter, Anna Parker. Yvonne Sauter, Charleen Ruf, Top --- Richard Tock, Bill Wolf, Norman Walters, Tom Strodt- hoff, Don Sterr, Richard Stoffel, Alois Stockhausen. Second -- Bill Stern, Lila Weninger, Angeline Weninger, Armond Sterr, Bob Theisen, Ruth Volkmann, Jerome Werner. Third --- Phyllis Wardius, Shirley Ziemer, Larry Zander, Jeanette Yochem, Florence Techtmann, Russell Wiskirchen. Bottom -- Lois Weinreich, Carole Wiedmeyer. Carol Wendel- born, Ralph Stoffel, Elaine Zimmerman, Phyllis Survis, Leone Troedel. Not on picture: Joanne Wandschneider. Richard Daggett, David Grogan, Joyce Promersberger When school began in September, we looked forward with great anticipation to every event of our junior year. We had been told that this year would be the most exciting one of our entire high school career and we were Intent to make it so Led by David Grogan class president and prom king Dick Daggett vice president and oyce Promers berger secretary treasurer the Junior class was well represented in many extra curricular activities When the football season opened members of the A team from our class were lm Drew Don Weber Harvey Rose Charles Stracka Bob Dabrmger Gene Schloemer Dave Grogan and many of our classmates were on other teams The Junior cheerleaders Ella Ger man Marilyn Leithelser Wanda Mertens and Lillian Meumer helped to cheer the boys on to victory ln G A A the Junior girls were the undefeated basket ball champions with Marilyn Klumb and Kay Kuech ler high scorers A few days before Christmas our class rings ar rlved They were called the Skystreak and how proudly we all flashed them Here was real evldenc that we were upperclassmen Evie Spartz one of our classmates reigned as queen of the annual Mid Winter Snow Ball which was held during the Christmas vacation After the vacation there was the usual last minute crammmg for first semester exams With exams past the semester dance sponsored by the juniors provided an evening of enjoyment for all Seventeen Juniors entered the Extemporaneous Speaking contest Everyone did an excellent Job and the class winners were Marilyn Moeller Audrey Troe del Dave Grogan and Margie Krejci ln other for ensic activities the class was also well represented Page forty JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS David Grogan .,.... , President Richard Daggett ..,.. Vice-president Joyce Promersberger . . Secretary-Treasurer Joll Juniors At the music tournament both the band and the chorus, which included many junior musicians, gave splendid performances. Highlighting the year was the unior Prom held on May I3 Moonlight Sonata was chosen as the theme and as early as November the committees had begun work We all pitched in enthusiastically so that every detail would be perfect For weeks everyone was curious and anxious to know whom Dave had chosen as queen to reign with hlm at the big event Finally at the Pre prom dance the well kept secret was revealed and Helen Hausmann was introduced as queen Together with their court King Dave and ueen Helen led the Grand March What a wonderful never to be forgotten night that was for all of usl Now having completed our exciting junior year we will long cherish many happy memories of the interest and achievements that it provided W THE 1949 PROM ROYALTY Queen Helen Hausmann and King Dave Grogan , . . . 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A..,A.,.,-...M--V ' ' W N , Q.. ...Q- M ,,.. ....,... 'N ,,,-. ' ' 4r:A ' Lk 1,1 lu -a 5 N SIBLE SE IOR' Way back in l945, we certainly felt important as we came to high school on that first day, a day of bewil- derment and excitement. When election time came along, we put up our man, jim Bell, for vice-president of the Student Senate. We worked like busy beavers in our campaign, by making clever posters and wear- ing small bells to signify our support. jim won out over the sophomores' candidate, and we had our first taste of victory. ln our own class elections, we did just as well by electing Paul Schneiss president, Marvin Ramthun vice-president, and Don Kircher secretary and treasurer. Then in the fall of '46, we returned to school with lots of vim and vigor, really looking forward to a super-sophomore year. For our class officers we elected Phil Schleif as president, Jim Bell as vice- president and Elaine Bohn as secretary-treasurer. With all our campaign banners flying, we put our candidate, Dan Kuhn, into the vice-presidency seat of the Student Senate. Then, too, our sophomore representatives were taking over the B teams in sports and debate. The year passed before we knew it. Then, right around the corner were the semester exams, and with them came the end of a most wonderful sophomore year. ln our junior year we stepped into the social lime- light, for this was the year of our junior Prom. With our leaders Gerald Nlehlos, president, Jim Bell, vice- president and Don Kircher, secretary-treasurer, we succeeded in making our prom outstanding. The decorations were beautiful with silhouettes of men and HONOR ROLL Gloria Erhardt Lucille Falk Delores Foy Marian Gosse Margie Groh Marlene Hartleb Janet Hupfer Phyllis Indermuehle Joan Kircher .........Ej....... Wilbert Koller Carol Liesener Marita Liesener Arlene Nicholas Marlyn Reinke Eugene Sawyer Dorothy Volkmann Betty Weiland SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS women in old-fashioned clothing, roses on a picket fence, and effective lighting. At the Pre-prom, Kath- leen Wagner was revealed by King Gerald Mehlos as the prom queen, and what a beautiful queen she made. Their royal court included: Elaine Bohn, Carol Lies- ener, Clara Mae Miller, Margie Groh, Doris Ruhnke, Betty Weiland, and Pearl Miller. Not only did we climb the ladder socially, but we also did well in athletics and politics. ln sports our boys made the A teams and Phyllis lndermuehle was elected to the Student Senate as secretary-treasurer. During our last year in high school, we were deter- mined to make it our best. Our first step in this direc- tion was to elect such capable officers as President Joel Hetland, Vice-president Bob Reichert, and Secre- tary-treasurer Carol Liesener. After an all-out cam- paign for the Student Senate, we voted Dan Kuhn president and Phyllis lndermuehle secretary-treasurer. Then, too, in sports and debate, our teams were bring- ing home victory after victory. But, small wonder, because the members of our class were indeed active in these fields. Then, lo and behold, soon our greatest venture began, our senior class play, The lVlan Who Came To Dinner. What a successl With the funds from the play and the prom, two of the most success- ful functions of the senior class, we left behind a class memorial as a token of appreciation for the oppor- tunities that have been ours. Commencement! We marched, diplomas in hand, feeling justly proud of our four years at West Bend High School. ..........., Q 4 Bob Reichert, vice-president takes President Joel Hetland's measurements for a graduation gown while Carol Liesener, secretary-treasurer, carefully , records the results. CAROLE CASPER Bend Staff 2 3 4 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111-11111111111111111111111111111-1mu111111111111-111-11u1111111111111 JOANNE AHLERS Mlxed Chorus 1 2 JIM BELL Class OfflC8l 2 V1Ce presl HAZEL BOCK L t1n Club 2 3 4 3 4 G1rls Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Home Econom1cs 3 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Smg mg fox Enjoyment Club 3 4 FRANCIS ALBINGER Gelman Club 2 3 4 D1amat1c Club 3 Junlor P10111 Comm1ttee 3 Sen1or Class Play Com mlttee 4 JIM ALBRECHT Student Senatox 1 Home Room Chalrman 1 Band 1 3WB 4 Spanlsh Club 1 2 Basketball 1 2 4 Footballl 2 4 Golf 3WB 4WB SBHIOI Class Play 4 Came1a Club 3 Slnglng fox Enjoyment Club 4 DAVE BASTIAN Student Senatol 3 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Track 1 Base ball 1 2 4 Junlox Plom Commlttee 3 Huntmg 81 Flbhlng Club 3 4 Jun1o1 Washlngton County HlSt0llC3l Club 4 MARILYN BAUER Home Room Chan man4Lat1nClub1234GAA1 2 3 4 Jun1o1 Rmg Commlttee 3 Jun1o1 Prom Commlttee 3 Sen1orClass Play Commlttee 4 4 Mlnute Speech 4 Cl1ppe1 Staff 3VVB 4 MARILYN BEALE Custer H1gh School M113 aukee 1 2 3 Band 1 G A A 1 2 3 Councll of GlllS Cub 2 3 West Bend Hlgh 4 MlY8d ChO1US 4 Gnls Glee Club 4 SGHIOI Class Play 4 Slng mg fox Enjoyment Club 4 Page fox ty foux dent 3 Vlce presldent Student Senator 1 Student Senate Off1Ce1 1 V1ce presx dent SpanlSh Club 1 2 Basketball 1 2 3WB 4WB Football 1 2 3WB 4WB Baseball 1 2WB 'SWB 4WB Rlng Commlttee 3 Prom Comm1ttee3 Class Play Commlttee 4 Huntlng 8: F1sh1ng Club 3 4 Chemxstxy Club 4 ROSEANN BELONGIA Lat1n Club 2 3 4 Home Econom1cs Club 2 4 ROSEMARY BEREND German Club 2 3 Home Ec Club 1 2 4 Extemp Speakmg 2 Prom Commlttee 3 Class. Play Commlttee 4 Comme1c1al Club 4 Camel 1 Club 4 VIRGINIA BERGIIN Messmex H1g'1 lVI1l11aukee 1 2 Latln Club 1 2 Futult Teachers 2 L1b1a1y Club 1 2 Math Club 1 2 Home Room Sec1eta1yt1ea Home Room VICE Chalrman 4 Home Ec Club 3 Prom Committee 3 Semor Class Play Commlttee 4 Slnglng fo1 Enjoyment Club 4 Camela Club 4 Cllppel Staff 4 JI Washlngton C H1-sto11C 1l 3 MURIEL BERNHARDT atox 2 Latln Club 1 2 tee 3 Home Ec Club 4 Sen1o1 Class Play S1ng,1ng fo1 Enjoyment CARL BLAZEL Bend 4 4 Glee Club 4 Badgel Student Sen Prom Comn11t Dramatlc Club Commlttee 4 Club 3 4 Mlxed Cho1us Boys State 3 German Club 1 2 3 Drama Club 4 Basketball 1 2 Football 2 3 4 Tlack 1 2 3 4 Volleyball 1 2 4 Senlor Class Play 4 P1 om Comm1ttee 3 Class Play 4 Huntlng 81 FlShlHg Club 3 Basket ball Managel 3 4 Dramatlc Club 3 Junlor Plom Com mlttee 3 Senlol Class Play Commlttee 4 Future Teachels Club 4 Cllppel Staff 3 4 AUDPEY BODEN Latm Club3 Home ECOFOINICS Club 1 2 3 Secletaly t1easu1e1 4 G A A 1 2 3 Commerclal Club 4 Jun1o1 Washlngton Countv Hlstollcal Club 3 4 ELAINE BOHN Class Secretary t1ea surel 2 Student Senator 1 4 Latll ub 1 2 1 2 3 4 Jumox Pxom Commxttee 3 SCHIOI Class Memoual Commlttee 4 Semor Class. 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' 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 - 1 1 - ' 1 11111111n111n1111m11111111 JEANETTE CIRIACKS Spanrsh Club 1 2 4 Senror Class Play 4 Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Dramatic Club 1 Future Teachers 3 4 Grrls Glee Club 2 3 4 JEANINE COOK Student Senator 3 Home Room Char' nran 1 Student Senate Alternate 2 Band 1 2 Mrxed Chorus 3WB Grrls Gee Club 3 Lrtrn Club 1 2 Hom Econorrrrcs Club 4 Dr'rm'rtrc Club 3 Declamatron 2 Junror Prom Commrttee 3 Journalrsm Club 2 Srngrng for Enjoyment Club 3 Commercrfrl Club 4 Camera Club 4 Clrpper Strff 2 3 CHARLES COOLEX LARL DEKKER Track 1 Baseball 1 Tennrs 1 2 Huntrng and Frshrng Club 3 4 PAT DENKER Bend Staff 2 4 Student Senator 4 Honre Room Secretary trersurer 1 Charrman 2 Student Senate Alternate 1 Latrn Club 1 Dr rmatrc Club 1 2 4 Extemporaneous Spe rkrng 1 2 4 Declamatron 1 2 Ex temporaneous Readrng 1 2 4 Journalrsm Club 1 2 Commercral Club 2 Camer 1 Club 4 Clrpper Staff 2VbB Edrtor 4 VEILA MAY DOMANN German Club 1 2 3 4 Dramatrc Club 1 Commercrar Club 3 Camera Club 4 BERNADINE DRICKEN St Marys Sprrngs Academy 1 West Bend Hrgh School 2 3 4 Bend Staff 4 Band 2 4 Home Economrcs Club 2 Dramatrc Club 4 G A A 1 2 3WB 4 Junror Prom Commrttee 3 Camera Club 4 JEROME EMMER F F A 1 2 3 Vrce presrdent 4 Volleyball 1 2 Junror Prom Commrttee 3 Huntrng and Frshrng Club 4 Commerclal Club 4 GLORIA ERHARDT Home Room Secretary 2 Student Senate Alternate 3 Extemporaneous Speakrng 1 Decla matron 3 G A A 1 2 3 Srngrng for Enjoyment Club 3 Elementary Electrrcrty Club 4 Junror Washrngton County Hrstorrcal Club 3 4 3 4 Home Economrcs Club 2 3 Senror Class Play 4 .Iunror Prom Commrttee 3 Srngrng for Enyoyment Club 3 4 Commercral Club 3 4 PAULINE EWERT Latrn Club 1 2 3 Home Economrc Club 4 Extemporaneous Speaklng 1 Commercral Club 3 Junror VVash1ngton County Hrstorrcal Club 3 DOREAN GAUGER Home Room Secretary treasurer 3 German Club 1 2 Dramatrc Club 1 2 3 4 Extemporan eous Speakrng 1 Junror Prom Commrttee 3 Senror Class Play Commrttee 4 Journalrsm Club 3 Future Teachers Club 3 4 Camera Club 4 Campus Clrpper 2 3 4 NORMAN GEIDEL Junror Prom Commrttee 3 Huntrng and Frshrng Club 3 4 Scrence Club 1 JEAN GOEDEN Home Room Vrce charrman 2 4 Home Room Charrman 3 Student Senate Alternate 1 Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 4WB Grrls Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Latrn Club 1 2 G A A 1 2 3 4WB Junror Rrng Commrttee 3 Junror Prom Commrttee 3 Senror Class Play Commrt tee Charrmarr 4 Smgrng for Enjoyment Club 3 Camera Club 4 Campus Clrpper 2 3 RICHARD GOEDEN F F A 1 2 3 4 Dramatlc Club 1 2 3 Oratory 2 3WB 4 Track 1 Volleyball 1 Senror Class Play 4 Junror Prom Commrttee 3 Huntrng and Frshrng Club 4 Srngrng for Enjoyment Club 4 MARIAN GOSSE German Club 3 4 Home Economrcs Club 1 2 3 Secretary treasurer Future Teachers Club 4 Commercral Club 3 4 Campus Clrpper 4 MARGIE GROH Home Economrcs Club 2 3 4 Dramatrc Club 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Junror Prom Commrttee 5 Senror Class Play Commrttee 4 Srngrng for Enjoyment Club 4 CARL GRUETZMACHER Student Senator 1 Home Room Secretary 3 4 Student Senate Alternate 2 Latrn Club 1 2 3 4 Basketball Manager 2 3VVB 4 Golf 2 3WB 4WB Senror Class Play 4 Junror Prom Commrttee 3 Junror Rrng Commrttee 3 Chemrstry Club 4 IIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Page forty fry e -- ' V , 2 ' 1 ' I ' V V V I ' C ' 1 'V -V I A 'F - V . 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I . : H A Sc H O FS LUCILLE FALK --- German Club 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers Club 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Extemporaneous Speaking 1, 3. MARVEL FICK --- Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, German Club 2, Home Economics Club 4, Dramatic Club 1, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Senior Class Play 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Journalism Club 3, Commercial Club 3, Camera Club 4, Clipper Staff 3, 4. DELORES FOY -- German Club 2, 3, 4, Home Economics Club 2, Dramatic Club 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3WB, 4, Junior Prom Committee 3. HELEN GUTH --- Home Room Vice-chair- man 3, Secretary 4, Home Economics Club 4 Vice-president, G. A. A. 1, 2, Junior Prom Committee 3, Singing for Enjoyment Club 3, 4, Commercial Club 4 President. SHIRLEY GUTH --- Home Room Chair- man 3, Vice-chairman 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Extemp- oraneous Speaking 2, Singing for En- joyment Club 3. 4. DONALD HAHN ---Home Room Secre- tary 3, Chairman 4, Student Senate Al- ternate 1, Badger Boys' State 3, Latin Club 1, 2, German Club 3, 4, Extemp- oraneous Speaking 1, Debate 1, Basket- ball 2, 3, 4WB, Track 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 4, Junior Prom Committee 3. Page forty-six MARK dent HAMMER -- Bend Staff 4, Stu- Senate Alternate 1, 2, Band 1, 2WB, 3WB, 4WB, German Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Football 2, 3, Track and Golf 2, Senior Class Play 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Hunting and Fish- ing Club 4, Camera Club 2, 3. WILLIAM HART-- F, F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Hunting and Fishing Club 1, Singing for Enjoyment Club 4. MARLENE HARTLEB --- Bend Staff 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Economics Club 3 President, 4 President, Junior Prom Committee 3, Commercial Club 4 Secretary, Campus Clipper 3WB, 4WB, Extemporaneous Speaking 1,2, 3. PAT HAUSMANN --- Student Senate Al- ternate 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4, Girls' Glee Club 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, Home Economics Club 4, Senior Class Play 4, Junior Prom Committee 3. JOYCE HEIDER---Home Economics Club 3, G. A. A. 1, 2, Senior Class Play Committee 4, Singing for Enjoyment Club 2, 3, Commercial Club 4, Junior VVashington County Historical Club 3 4 LEO HEISLER--German Club 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Junior Wash- ington County Historical Club 3. EARL HEITING --Student Business Manager 4WB, German Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Senior Class Play 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Hunting and Fishing Club 4, Science Club 1, Camera Club 1, 2, KENNETH HERMAN -- F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3WB, 4WB, Captain, Baseball 1, 2WB, 3WB Captain, 4WB, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Hunting and Fishing Club 3, 4 President, Singing for Enjoy- ment Club 3, 4, Homecoming King 4. JOEL HETLAND --- Bend Staff 4, Class Officer 4 President, Student Senator 4, Home Room Officer 1 President, Stu- dent Senate Alternate 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Boys' Glee Club 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1, 2. 3 President, Extemporaneous Speaking 2, 3, 4, Oratory 2, 3WB, 4WB, Debate 1, 2, 3WB, 4WB, Debate Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Manager 2, 3, 4WB, Baseball Manager 2, 3, 4WB, Senior Class Play 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Class Memorial 4, Campus Clipper 3, 4. EVELYN HIGGINS -- Home Economics Club 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Singing for Enjoyment Club 3. JEROME HOELZ --- Home Room Officer 1 Secretary-treasurer, 4 Chairman, Student Senate Alternate 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3 Manager, 4 Manager, Football 1, 2, 3, 4WB, Track 1 Manager, 2 Manager, 3, Volleyball 1, Tennis 4, Senior Class Play 4, Prom Committee 3, Camera Club 2, 4, Chemistry Club 4. RICHARD HOMUTH --- Band 1, 2, 3WB, 4, Volleyball 1, Senior Class Play Com- mittee 4, Model Airplane Club 1, 2. xt lk ' JANET HUPFER --- Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Home EC Club 2, 4. PHYLLIS INDERMUEHLE --- Bend 45 Student Senate 2. Secretary-tr'easur'er' 3, 43 Home Room Chairman 13 Band 1, 2WB, 3VVB, 4WBg Mixed Chorus 3WB, 4WB, Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, Badger' Girls' State 3, Latin Club 1. 23 Secretar'y 3, 4' Drama Club 2, 3, 4 Treasurer' Extemp- or rneous Speaking 1 2 3, 4' Declamation 3, 4' Reading 3 4' Oratory 1 2 Debate 1 2 3 4 Debate Club 3 4 G A A 1 2 3WB 4 Class Play 4 Rrng Committee 3 Pronr Committee 3 Journalism Club 2 Clipper Staff 4 Future Teachers 3 ROSE ANN ISSELMAN Home Poom Secretary 2 Span rsh Club 1 2 3 Extenrp Speaking 2 A A LLOYD JACKLIN Student Senator 4 Home Room Chairman 3 Chorus 2 3WB 4WB Glee Club 2 3 4 Badger Bovs State 3 F F A 1 2 3 4 President Basket ball 4 Manager Football 1 2 3WB 4WB Trackl 2 3 Baseball 1 4 Volleyball 1 Class Play 4 Prom Commit tee 3 Hunting Xz Fishing Club 3 4 Singing Club 3 FLOYD JANZ Srngrng for Enjoyment Club 3 Commer eral Club 4 Jr Washington County Hrstorrcal Club 3 4 LADONNA KALKOFEN Home Economics Club 2 Ex temporaneous Speaking 3 Junior Prom Committee 3 Srngrng for Enjoyment Club 4 Future Teachers Club 2 JERRY KANNENBERG Cedarburg Baseball 1 Volley ball 1 Football 2 West Bend Prom Committee 3 F F A 3 4 Hunting 8: Fishing Club 4 Camera Club 4 DARLENE KAPFER Bend 4 Home Room Secretary treasurer 1 Chairman 3 Mixed Chorus 3WB Grrls Glee Club 3 Latin Club 1 2 3 4 Home Economics Club 2 3 Extemporaneous Speaking 2 G A A 1 2 3 4WB Prom Committee 3 Class Play Commrttee 4 Future Teachers Club 3 Clipper 4 HOWARD KASCHNER Boys Glee Club 2 F F A 1 2 3 4 Baseball 4 Volleyball 2 Hunting and Fishing Club 4 Singing for Enjoynrent Club 4 SHAVN N KELLY ALDREY KIES Student Senate Alternate 1 Mixed Chorus 1 Gee Club 2 3 Home Economics Club 2 D amatrc Club 2 3 G A A 1 Prom Conrmrttee Srngrng for Enjoyment Club 2 3 4 Camera Club 2 DONALD KIRCHER Class Secretary treasurer 1 Home Room Chairman 2 Chorus 4 Spanish Club Brsketb rll 2 Footorll 3 Track 1 Brseball 2 Tennis Xolleybrll 1 2 4 Prom Comnrrttee 3 Hunt and Frsh Club 4 Cfrmer r Club 1 2 VVashrnp,ton Co Hrstorrcal 2 4 JOAN KIRCHER Be rd 1 2 3 4 Editor VEB Home Roonr Secretary 1 Ch'rrrman 4 Student Alternate 2 Band 1 Chorus 2 3VSB 4VVB Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Badger Grrls treasurer Dramatic Club 1 2 3 4 Extemp Speaking 1 Declamatron 2 3 4 Reading 2 3 4 G A A 1 2 3VVB 4 Class Play 4 Prom Committee Chairman 3 Senior Class Memorial Comnrrttee 4 Future Teachers Club 2 3 Clipper 1 2 3WB 4 MARX LOL KIRCHER Band 1 2 Glee Club 1 2 Span rsh Club 3 Home EC Club 3 4 G A A 1 2 3 Prom Commrttee 3 Class Play Committee 4 Srnglng 2 3 4 ALDREY KISSINGER Senate Alternate 2 Home Ec Club 1 4 G A A 2 3 Prom Committee 3 Class Play Comnrrttee 4 Srngrng Club 4 Conrmercral Club 4 MAPIALYCE KLEIN Bend Staff 4 Home Room Vrct chairman 2 Senate Alternate 1 Glee Club 2 Dramatic Club 3 4 Prom Comnrrttee 3 Class Play Conrmrttee 4 Singing for Lnjoyment Club 2 3 4 Home Ec Club 2 PICHAPD KLL 'NIB Bend Staff 4 Chorus 2 'WEB -WEB Glee Club 2 3 4 Spanish Club 1 2 Dramatic Club 2 4 Brsketbrll1 2 Football 1 2 3 4VSB Track 3 Base brll 1 2 Volleyball 1 2 Class Plry 4 Prom Qonrrrrrttet 3 Singing for Enjoyment Club 3 Chenrrstry Club 4 Nlathemrtrcs Club 4 President BERNADIINE, KNIOECIV. 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V- S nio Page fiity iyfk CHARMAINE RUSSELL --- Bend Staff 4, Home Room Chairman 2, Spanish Club 1, President 2, G. A. A. 1, 2, Vice-president 3. 4WB, Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Class Play Committee 4, Singing for Enjoyment Club 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 3, 4. FRANK SALTER --- F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Class Play Committee 4, Singing for Enjoyment Club 4. EUGENE SAWYER --- Bend Staff 4WB, Home Room Chairman 2, 4, Badger Boys' State 3, Dramatic Club 43 Extemporaneous Speaking 1, 2. 3. 4, Debate 1, 2, 3WB. 4VVB, Debate Club 2, 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3VVB, 4VVB, Volleyball 1, 2, Senior Class Play Chai1'man 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Hunting and Fishing Club 2, 3, Science Club 1, Fourfminute Speech 4. DOUGLAS SCHAEFER-N F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 4VVB, Track 2, 3, 4WB, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Singing for Enjoyment Club 4. PHIL SCHLEIF --- Class President 2, Student Senator 1, 2, Home Rocm Chairman 2, Band 1, 2, 3, Boys' Glee Club 3, German Club 1, 2, Extemporaneous Speaking 1, Bas- ketball 1, Football 1, 2, Track 1, Junior Ring Committee 3, Camera Club 3, Elementary Electricity Club 4. VERLA SCHLOEMER --- Home Economics Club 1, 2, Dra- matic Club 3, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4WB, Junior Prom Com- mittee 3, Commercial Club 4, Clipper Staff 4. WARREN SCHMIDT --- Band 1, 2. 3WB, 4, Dramatic Club 2, Extemporaneous Speaking 1, 3, Debate 1, Tennis 1, Science Club 1. PAULINE SCHNEIDER --- Student Senator 1, Home Economics Club 2, 4 Secretary, Singing for Enjoyment Club 4, Commercial Club 3, 4. PAUL SCHNEISS --Class President 1, Student Senator 1, Homeroom Vice-chairman 2, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Volley- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hunting and Fishing Club 2, Junior Wash- ington County Historical Club 4. CAROL SCHWICHTENBERG --- Home Economics Club 2, Dramatic Club 2, Singing for Enjoyment Club 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4. ROBERT SCHWINN F. F. A. 1. 2, 3, 4, Hunting and Fishing Club 2. JEAN SENNER --- Junior Prom Committee 3. BILL SMITHERS -- Homeroom Secretary-treasurer 13 Homeroom Chairman 2, Band 1, 2, 3. 4, German Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Extemporaneous Speaking 2, Football Manager 2, 3, Golf 1, 2, Junior Prom Committee 3, Camera Club 3, Chemistry Club 4. CHESTER STERR --- Bend Staff 4, Student Senator 1, 2, Dramatic Club 4, Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 2WB, 3WB, Volleyball 1, 2. 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Class Play Committee 4, Singing for Enjoyment Club 42 Future Teachers' Club 3, Commercial Club 4, Track 1. NANCY STIER --- Band 1, Mixed Chorus 2, 4: Girls' Glee Club 2, Extemporaneous Reading 1, 2, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Class Play Committee 4, Science Club 3. BETTY TUCHSCHERER --- Badger Girls' State 3, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Economics Club 3, Dramatic Club 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3VVB, 4, Senior Class Play 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Junior VVasbington County Historical Club 3 Secretary. 4 President. CATHERINE VOGT --- Home Room Chairman 4, Student Senator 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Economics Club 3, Dramatic Club 4, G. A. A, 1, 2. 3VVB, 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Junior VVashington County Historical Club 3. 4 Secretary, Clipper Staff 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY VOLKMANN-- Mixed chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Extemporaneous Reading 3, Junior Prom Commit- tee 3, Senior Class Play Committee 4, Journalism Club 3, Future Teachers' Club 2, 3, Clipper Staff 2, 3, 4. KATHLEEN WAGNER -- Bend Staff 43 Home Room Secretary 13 Home Room Chairman 33 Home Room Secretary 43 Student Senate Alternate 23 Latin Club 3. 43 Dramatic Club 3, President 43 G. A. A. 1, 2WB, 3, 4. Senior Class Play 43 Junior Prom Committee 33 Extemp- oraneous Speaking 3, 43 Journalism Club 3, 43 Prom Queen 33 Commercial Club 33 Campus Clipper 2, 3, 4WB. JULIUS WALDKIRCH --- Gerrnan Club 3, 43 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Volleyball 1, 2. RICHARD WALSH --Home Room Secretary 23 Student Business Manager 4WB3 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 43 F. F. A. 3, 43 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 23 Tennis 23 Senior Class Play 4. BETTY WEILAND --- Bend Staff 1, 4 Editor WB3 Student Senator 1, 23 Badger Girls' State 33 Dramatic Club 2 Secretary 43 G. A. A, 1, 2, 3WB Point Secretary, 43 Senior Class Play 43 Junior Prom Committee 33 Journalism Club 43 Singing for Enjoyment 33 Camera Club 33 Campus Clipper 2, 3WB, 4WB3 Library Apprentice 1, 23 Class Play Committee Chairman 43 Home Room Alternate 4. GLORIA WENINGERW JEAN WOLF--- Junior Prom Committee 33 Singing for Enjoyment Club 4. MARVIN WOLF--- F, F. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Volleyball 1, 43 Hunting and Fishing Club 4. ROGER ZIMMERMAN -- Extemporaneous Speaking 1, 23 Hunting and Fishing Club 3, 43 Journalism Club 13 Chemistry Club 4. BERNARD ZINKE --- Home Room Vice-chairman13Mixed Chorus 4 Boys Glee Club 4 F A A 1 2 3 4 Football 4 Track 4 Baseball 1 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Senior Class Play Committee 4 Hunting and Fishing Club 4 Singing for Enjoyment Club 4 W1thdrew TOM SCHUBRING lNot PlCtUl9dl Jeffelson High School Portland Oregon 1 2 3 Social Chauman 2 West Allis Cential High School 4 West Bend High School 4 Page fifty one . 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