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

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S,wjQ A3V W' ye-f'1fSf yfbgwwfkww Lf VOLUME xxxv Publzshea' by the Seniors of West Bend Hzgh .School XT X45 West Bend Wzsconsm is X Y Q THE I9D0 BEND STAFF g THE EDITORS IVI rlyn Spartz ADVERTISING MANAGER Da d G g BUSINIESS MAINAGER R h rd Dagg tr I wk R TABLE OF CONTENTS A n trat a Act Athl tlc Spn C Q f I 59,7 if E -. I ,-7' I' ' U 95 II- I I I I . I 5 I If 50-1 I r E: '-,- ' ' - Q Fi K EJ .-. I , J I A ,I - -'f - 1 f 'S ! I - ':- S-'i 1 ' . I H I. ?f I' I' XX T ff , k at I .I - gr Xl , 0 n Cin ,WA I Q O 'I X ' E Elf V Q, C Q I dmi is ' y - - Mar aret Krejci H Cl sses - - - - - a i IVIoeIIer I ln wane - - - Evelyn IV e ' s 1 - - VI ron an V Senior Dir ctory ' I I - - - ic a I e VI o sors A 4-HKAR' X ' Y nh., . ' , , g. ' 'ig .5 -, 'Q V, 1 K Q-,-.,,, , ,. 4 u . '- ., V4 '-'H-., -, .- ..L -3-5. y s E -. , l - M V' rw.. A-4. -, ' . K .Q A ,w . wiv V ' ' . . y 1 : r --... 1, Q, -1' w. v Y A ' h ' V A 0 5 0 r f Yhy sv 'Y --dr,--,QF . . M .Q k ',3, 4-,Ta ,li , 1 .' V .., 5' 'A ' A 2 . 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'fifwjfwi ilu '!j'f iaeiff' ! 1 X1 i EI fi I 4Lu..-- ,',u 4! fiflmf -, : 5 -1L, A L ,.,.. .. edzcatzon The bulldmg of character and wholesome attltudes the desrre of youth to strlve for fanrness these are the Ideals of the man to whom we the semor class dedicate our l950 Bend Mr Harold W Hoopman a natlve of Oostburg Wrs consm came to the crty of West Bend m I943 to become a member of the hrgh school teaching staff and to assume the posltlon of Director of Cnty Athletics The latter task dnd not only concern athletics but also Involved the plan mng of a complete recreatlonl program for young and old As a member of the faculty at West Bend Hugh School Mr Hoopman teaches Latin I and ll and cltrzenshlp He IS also faculty adviser of the Latm Club one of the most actrve clubs ln school As head of the recreational department Mr Hoopman promoted the many actlvltles at the clty park and enlarged the playground program to the extent of havlng three supervlsors The handicraft department which rs Included rn the hobby actlvltles not only IS very educational but also provxdes fun for the youth of West Bend One of the outstandlng events of the summer at the clty park IS the League Softball Tournament Thrs too IS supervised by Mr Hoopman The first Sunday ln August rs set aside for the crtlzens of West Bend to enjoy and make use of the many f3CllltlCS which are otherwrse utllrzed by the public The recreational program however IS not dlscontlnued during the wmter months Then comes a new and thrrlllng pastnme the toboggan slide provides the excitement craved by many lce skating ns another enjoyable sport For adults Mr Hoopman has square dancmg classes For the younger set baton twrrllng became an mterestlng dlversron Mr Hoopman IS a man our class recognizes as an outstanding teacher and a leader ln communlty actxvltnes For devoting himself unselflshly to a flne program of recreation that Includes young and old the class of 1950 IS glad to pay thus tribute to Mr Hoopman an outstanding teacher and leader ln community actlvltres Page foul Aff fiarold W, lfoopman . r v v v ' ' I I - n v - - , . y ' ' - v n - ' v v . v . - - f ind' I I TIIATIO Finishing his second year in Vvest Bend, Superintendent Fred Holt is the director of the educational pro- gram from kindergarten through the twelfth grade. He has B. S. and M. S, degrees from the University of Wisconsin. lVIr. Warren Evenson, complet- ing his third year as our principal, supervises all student and faculty activities in the high school, He has received a B, S. degree from La- Crosse State Teachers College, an lVl. A. degree from the University of Chicago, and is now working toward his doctor of philosophy degree at FRED HOLT VVAIQIREN L, EVENSON . U ' Superintendent Principal the University of Chicago. The five members of the Board of Education. as the policymaking group of West Bend's public schools, have spent a busy year. In April, l949, two new mem- bers were elected: lVIr. Henry Dhein, jr., director, to succeed lVIr. james R. Brown, and lVlr. Leslie Handke to succeed lVIr. Robert Barber. After discussing school building details, the board approved the plans for expanding the school plant with two new additions. These include an enlargement of the industrial arts department, an agriculture class- room with testing facilities and additional locker room space for athletics. Other problems with which the Board has been concerned are the reorganization of the school district, school finances, and meetings with various teacher groups. Superintendent Holt, Principal Evenson, and the five members on the board of education are working together constantly to improve the educational pro- gram in West Bend. THE BOARD OF EDUCATION R. J. Stoltz, Clerk: Mrs. George Kun-hlthau: L. R, Handkc-1 Henry Dhein, Jr.. Director: Dr, L, E. Krieger. Tiersuiei FACULTY JAI L O IPTI- PSON rtrlfn hrp VX arld H 1 x ata Spon or Fcrens cs I' Dtgree Plattexallt State TQHCIIEIS College Graduate Studx I nrxersrtx of Vhscon rn Nlar rtte I nru O AND F IINlxl'L Vhrrld I-IrStorx Track Nlrlxx aukef St ate Ta ache r s C010 s adrr at: Studs NI rrquc ttc I nrx ersrtx XIX PON If HILDI' BRAND Crtrzenshrp Econo mack Socral Problems B A Oshkosh State Teachers College M A Northwestern Lnrxer arty Gradarate Strrtlx Inrxerkrtx of Colorado l' DITH B HEIDNIER Anaerrcan Hrstory Drrec tor of Hrstorrc rl Museum B A Lnrxersrty of Vkrsconkra Graduate Studx Lnrxersrty of VIN eonarn Cralarmhra I nrxersrtx Lnrxererty f Chrcagfo SAVIL LL .I CLI BPH Chorus Oshkosh Statt Teachers College Mrlxxarrkee State Teachers College ELEANORE G FORSTER G rls P h y s r c al Educ atron B S LaCrowe State Teachers College ROBERT B CALDWELL Phxsrcal Educatron Football Health Intramurals Track B E I rCrosse State Teachers Coller.c-'Lnrxersrty of Arryona l-IAPOLD M Sl-ILIMOX ITZ Nlusrc Lducatron B Ii. Ilattexrlle State Teachers College M M Illrnors Vlexlexan Graduate Study Lnrwersrt5 of Vkr'-consrn Van Der Cook School of Musrc FPEDERIC B BAXTEP hnglrsh Bend Ad Ph NI In xcrxrtx af Virsconsrn Graduate Studx Colunahr a I nrx er ertx LPIL PODRICH German Englrxh B A Lnr xersrtx ot Vkrsconsrn Cr aduate Studx I nrxer Qrtx of Vtrxtonsrn OTTIS I- SVS ICILP lfnglrxh Speech Fortnsrcx anrrtrce a xr er A B Sa em o eg,t Craduatf tudx nrxt of ronern 'XIPS ILTHLL 'NI FILL Lrhrarran B A Lau renct Co'legfe JANI' I-IOCI If glrsh Clrpper rxr er rtr lenshrp D rnrrtres Koa S Oshko r att 1 ar' axle HAPOI D VK HOOI NIAN I atrn C IlllPl'lSlllII A 1 1 a flt n ANNI' SNXIWI-I rglr h frtrfan hrp For are 1 e LOIS BOPNFI PTH pam la I-nglr ra rr fa I QIU I I I I ,' , ll I..' s 'r' rs- tc rj. Deb -. N, F. L. S s 3 ' r J---B qu- ' '--rsity. I1 L r' 1. 1 ' J --1 ' 4 ' ' --- B. Ii. . ' ': a S z -' - l gr. Gr : 1 .' .': r z ' - - ' . ' t r' I, I .' --- ' 3 ' , . s fr, ' ,., jr I ' .- 4 B' ' ' '. I ' . .,.' 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FRANCES E, FOGTMAN V--Guidance --- B. E. Osh- kosh State Teachers College. IMI, A. University of VVisconsin, VVALTER G. SCHUELKEV-Industrial Arts -- B. Stout Institute. M. E. Marquette University, EUGENE ZAREK --- Business Law General Business, Salesmanship --- B, E. water State Teachers College, Graduate Marquette University. RALPH O. EGGERT ---Head of ment, Typing, Office Practice Accounting A d vis e r --- B. E. State Teachers College. Mr A. N MARILYN MARSHALL -5- ensics -- B. E. MARGARET of VVisconsin. if JOYCE VVENDORFF---Science, English --- B. S. University of VVisconsin. ROY T, GRIGNON---Chemistry, Faculty Manager of Athletics --- B. A. Lawrence College. M, A. University of VVisconsin. CARL M. KUSS --- Biology, General Science. Basket- ball--- B. A. River Falls State Teachers College, Graduate Study: University of Minnesota. NORMAN E, COLBY --- Mathematics, Physics--- B. A. University of VVisconsin, M. A. University of VVisconsin, Central State Teachers College. LOIS MAE NEFF --- Mathematics--- B. S. University of Minnesota, Aeronautical Engineering Course --- Purdue University, Graduate Study: University of Minnesota. RAYMOND P. PANFIL-- English, Science, .Iunior Class Adviser, Assistant Debate Coach --A B. S. University of VVisconsin, Graduate Study: Univer-. sity of VVisconsin, Marquette University. CAROLINE SCHREINER --- G e n e ral Business, Mathematics. Visual Aids Director, Clipper Ad- viser-- B, S. Milwaukee State Teachers College. Graduate Study: University of VVisconsin. C ASSES D 'Q mi 5 o Q Qs X N 0 if Ai N eva-:C MTN? ' az' ' ' mx f J I 1 fi ' gig? Cb SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Herbert Gundruni, President: Ella German. Secretary-tieasuierg Roger Struck, Vice-president We Look to the Future CLASSES Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen HONOR ROLL William Baumer Richard Daggett Laverne Dalum Antonia Ellmauer Herbert Gundrum Luke Heppe Mary Hetebrueg Gloria Hood Robert Hosp Theodore Hosp Lawrence Lang Richard Martiny Marilyn Moeller Betty Neeb Willard Peters Laverne Philippi Joyce Promersberger Nancy Ramaker Mary Rolfe Evelyn Spartz Eleanor Techtman Page nine O O O I Four Year oi Memorie Although these pictures of the senior skit were taken only a short while ago, somehow it seems even a shorter period has elapsed since we began high school as fresh- men. ln September of l946 the doors of West Bend High opened to accept l35 freshmen. Vile began our careers in high school in fine style by electing Richard Martiny. president: Elaine Boettcher, vice-president: and jim Kuehn, secretary-treasurer of our class. All of us were determined to find new interests and friends here by the end of the year. As we began our sophomore year, Luke Heppe. Richard Daggett, and Ken Troedel were elected our class officers. We took an active part in many school activi- ties and clubs. Some of us were on teams in sports or debate. Now we were acquainted with school life and were looking forward to the events of the coming year. Ar last we were upperclassmen, juniors. Our class rings, 'Skystreaksf' were proudly displayed by all. Helen Hausmann and Dave Grogan reigned over our prom. The theme, Moonlight Sonata , will be remem- bered by everyone. Handling the financial affairs were Joyce Promersberger, secretary-treasurer and Richard Daggett, vice-president. Many of our boys displayed their abilities in sports. Charles Stracka, ,lim Drew, Gene Schloemer, David Grogan, and Walter Boerger were some of our stars. Helping to cheer our boys on to victory were cheerleaders: Ella German, Marilyn Leit- heiser, Wanda Mertens, and Lillian Meunier. But all these things seemed to fade with the magic word, Senior. Rebecca was chosen as the class play and the members of the cast worked energetically to make it a success. As graduation drew near, the class selected their class memorial, and plans were made for a senior class banquet. The months passed quickly, and all too soon we were no longer students of W. B. H. S. Ea ig Sy. Jim! It's not :is :simple :is it looks. :Q 'N sllblw B 1. my dr-:ii Miss B11 4 Ii ut 11 Niche-lsr Q-xvlzi xa'NAk.u-.sc my ima i ss Slim dizrigii- liiigrii O Tru- 'lAIl1II1Ii!1S ilixii- Sluilll ' 'np Sc-lil-if-rinvi. Audi Tim-rim-1' xiii- lntioiiiit-ed x Hr-drin Iliiiipvi l5l!iI1lXll Nliwllt-I' I .:- 511.21144 lr..-'H li U.-tif-I ll-i:--I S'I'1nl-. 'i I.uk.' Irie-pp., Iww Y' ii CAST OF CHARACTERS Frrth Peuben Qchoxxalter Puth Nlrchel Bob Wes res Beatrrce Lacx Nlajor Grles Lacx Dasrd Grogan 'tlargre Krejcr Prchard Niartrnw Frank Crawler Alrce fXIardx Niaxrm De Vkrnter 'kits De Vhnter Harrret Schroeder Puth Vkrskerchen John Schaefgen Drck Daggett Ponald Vkendelhorn Jrm Drfu Nlrs Danxers Jack Faxell Colonel July rn Vkrllram Tabh Robert tserwrntr Prrty Scene Beurly Behlrng Vlfaltcr Botr ger Audrey Troedel Chrrrle s Stmckr Corlrss Dekker Puth Puerlrng Tonre L11 mauer Joyce Bauer Luke Heppe Poger Str rck George Frssbrndfr Everythrng was rn place the curtarn opened and the l950 senror class play had begun The settrng was Manderley the home of wealthy Maxrm De Wrnter Maxrm has Just returned home wrth hrs brrde the second Mrs De Wm ter Rebecca hrs frrst wrfe was drowned a year before Mrs Danvers the housekeeper trres to convrnce the second Mrs De Wrnter that Maxrm rs strll rn love wrth Rebecca A boat rs sunk rn the harbor and when the drver goes down he frnds Rebecca s boat wrth her body rn the cabrn Maxrm tells hrs wrfe that he shot Rebecca because they had never had a real marrrage Rebecca was a vrcrous schemrng woman who had lrved wrth her cousrn ack Favell Mrs De Wrnter takes charge and makes Maxlm promrse he wrll tell no one what really happened An rnquest rs held and the verdrct brought back rs surcrde But ack Favell comes to the house and rnsrsts that Rebecca was murdered by Maxrm He has new exrdence whrch he shows to Colonel ulyan The Colonel frnds Rebecca s drary and learns she was sufferrng from an rncurable drsease Thrs provrdes a motrve for surcrde The play ends happrly wrth 'Vlr and Mrs De Wrnter together Rebecca was the frrst serious drama to be presented as a class play for several years It was very well recerved All the commrttees drd a frne Job but the play would never have been a success wrthout the frne drrectron of Mr Ottrs Swrger ln order to meet the demand for trckets the play was grven three trmes Frrday eve nrng Aprrl ZI a matrnee on Saturday Aprrl Z2 and the frnal performance that evenrng The Senror Class Pla -.X-M Top Prcture The Masquerade Partx at Nlanderleg rt xshrch trme Nlrs De Vkrnter 1H Schroeder! apperrs rn the late Nlrs De Vkrn ter s dress Second Prcture The ca t of Pebecca Colonel Julyan 1D Daggettr Frank Crawley 1D Grogan! Mrs Danxers lR Vkrskerchenl Jack Faxell 1.1 Schaefgenr Vkrllranr Tabh KR Wendelbornb Beatrrce Lacx 1R Nlrchelsr Xiajor Grles Lacs 4R Vkexresl Frrth 1R Scho xxalter Alrce 1X1 Krejcrh srttrng rre N11 De Vkrnter 1D Niartrnw ind 'tits De Wrnter 4H Qchroederb Bottorrr Prcture Tl e entrre cast and the commrttees I C O C Page elex en . -,.- L p ., i. ' ' ' - - - . . 4 A' - - L 1 4. A v . , ' 'Q - ' u .' 12 . . - . - , 1 ' . . . , , - r. r, , c L. --- f , 1 ' 1 . ' 1 4 . , ' 1 r ', . c f. . V. . . . , t , , - 1 , . , . 1 n 'v 5 1 ,, , . .. ' ,. . 1 , K 1.. , , 1 1 I ' - - 1 - - 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 ' ' ' ' Y Q,-g-..-.....,,. 1 7 A A A A ' V C . r w'W- I A Af-, li E 1 . . , 1 1 1 4 5 5 Q. L Y ' ' ' ' . , ' ,vw Y J 1 . . . . . 1 , . 1 --- A 1 - . 1 1 A ,r 2 . A ' . ' , L ' ' . ' Z '.' A ' - ' --- 5 t I ' . 3 1 . 1 r 1 - 1 1 1 11 1 1 . . , . .. . , ' v . v' ' 7 - 1 .' . 0 1 1- V' . . . 1 . .. . . . 1 ' --1 1 .' - 1 1 1 1 1 . PM BARCOM THOMAS Tom is the type of fiiend one nexer foigets BASTIAN MARILYN' Marilyns sweet and simple max will not be easily forgotten by hex classmates BALER JOYCE A little dynamo among the females and the con SCICIIIIOUS president of the G A A BALMER WILLIAM Bill came t West Bend in his senior yea: and has proxed to be an exceptional student BEALE JOXCE Although Jowce xxas x th u only tvlo years ue found her to bt a genuine friend BECRILR KARL A little ht quiet side but we all knou that Ixarls future will be x blight o e VK ilhdi eu P gt txx elxt BEHLING BEVERLY Never nicer or tiuer friend than Bex Quiet but she has that certain something BELL JOHN PETER Nexer a dull moment with this colorful fellow fox a classmate BERRES MARILYN S vs e e t and gentle kind a d true IS it any vsondex we all like you BODEIN AGNES This sweet blonde is tops in personality and looks fem haxe as many friends BOERGLR WALTER A sports en thusiast Spike participated in foot ball basketball and track BOVNE, JOHIN Red Jointd us late the first stmestex of his senior year and his likeable manner xson him many friends BUETTNER GERHARD The fel ow who always has a good time and helps others have a good time also BUTZKE LYLE Lyle is the coxrect tonic for anyone who is blue B sides keeping exeryone happy Lyles mteiest is xx oxking in a garage DABRINGER ROBERT Dobis and his flashing blades scored many a goal for the hockey team DAGGETT RICHARD As edltor of en up his spate time for our enjoyment DOLLASE DALLAS Not a worry or a cane in the world thats free and east Dallas DALLM LAVERNIE. La x er n e though small in quantity is great in quality There is no sport in which she does not excel L , lf. J' 4 - . l I Q . ll' , I yi f.-A Q V J ? , ,A ' f fs V la E Y . --- ' , --- ' a , --- - V .' , . -Q ' . - . ' Av. I Y v v S V ' . Q ju- '. ' Y. . --- I ' . ' --- ' . ' e- . l . - 'V l n --, ' . . , ' A I --- ' , ' --- ' o ', --- ' ' , --- ' ' ' ' ' ' '- ' ' 3 the Campus Clipper. Dick has giv- , ' If -U . f ' --- L. . . - -N , . , . . x. Vi S ., . ., , Y ' , S- V . I . . . - ' l . I . V . , . 1 M , on I h . .l . M . . A A. l , ' A , -U v V t . ' K-' ' - . . . in '. V., S . 'J A. ' . L. , ' , .- -5 . . 'ff DEAN PAUL Bunny Mrght be cause he rs so quret surely not rs red harr DEKKER CORLISS C o rl 1 s s hrghly regarded as a congenral pal by her classmates DREW JAMES Thrs terrrfrc foot ball player has shown what rt takes Jrm also made a competent co-captarn of the team durrng hrs senror year DUNST AUDREY Although Au drey rs of a modest nature she s a wonderful frrend ' Withdrew DYCK ELEANOR The chorus rs really gorng to mrss Eleanor s frne prano playrng next year But everyone wrll always remember her for her srncere frrendlrness ELLMAUER TONIE Tome has been a reporter for our school paper and has kept us well rnformed ENGELEITER BETTY B r o w n eyes and brown harr make a beau trful combrnatron as Betty can prove very well FABER GERALD Geralds smooth manner rs hrs outstandrng char acterrstrc he wrll be mrssed by hrs schoolmates The Class of 50 X ?xAE ZK NLS FICK FLORENCE Florence rs one of the luckrer grrls wrth the gor geous red tresses FOY BETTY We nexer can tell what Betty rs thrnkrng about but we know those wheels really turn GEREK FRANK' Frank was qurte the star rn rntramural basketball He was so fast one wondered w here he was GERMAN ELLA Ella would take first prrze rn any sneezrng contest wrth her cute sneeze She drd a splendrd Job as secretary treasurer of the senror class Page thirteen 5 1 1 if 11 7 1 FESSERT JOYCE Well 11ll membf-1 Jmce f0l hm cont'1g1o11s frlendhn ss 1nd hen talent fm ait FPOGAIN D XID Due xell mernhfi as 0111 Piom king last eai 1nd his being' such a hand ll 1 x f 1 him. sn111 PLNDPLN1 HLPBERT Till d'11k 1nd h1nd-101111 tes Nll that s Heih e al 0 did '1 1en1111l11hle Joh 110 ent 111 e son1111 cl11Q an 0 F HANINIANN GILBEPT F01 C111 1111n1 1nd h'1n 111111 1 sx'xll'I X ll! 'NIA 1 11g1n11 lT1filXl 2- HALNXIANN HhLk.N Holt n 11111 1n1 p11 in 11111 n 1111d1 1 ll F111 Q nfl ll hdi P g.,1 HLPPE LLKE Luke is 11 natural 'is fai 15 acting is cones-ined H kept 11s 1ll in stitches dt the pep meetings HETEBPLEG MAPY Honex h Shdtteiod 1-ill iecoids with the num bei of fllthdk she has m'1dc- HOOD GLOPIA A fl11t1n toctxn sec111t11x of thf- hand Glmia uaQ in 1nx1l111hle niomhei 111' tho h'1nd fo fOlll xvais HOSI ROIQI' PT B11l1 prsse se one ff thn sh11pP'-t mind in thi 9911101 1 'I 1 .fi IX 0 ll in 11n h HONI' THPODOI l' An 1nth11111st11 1 Ill nt lgt 111' tude 1 n ll 1 I JAILGLP 'NIAX IS Anxonf ho 1 1,00 11111 1111 0 llll 1t 1l11n JONAQ DONALD D n usvs is height to AH adxantage hy tipping 1 iehounds in haskethall and l9dChlY'lg fm those difficult pegs in baseball REAPLEH ELEAINOPF H01 hee1f111 outlook on life has made Fl11n01o 1 2611131 cl'1ssm'1to RI ETTI QAPOI fun 11 1ght11 11111 x'1nt fl 0 KH! 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' 'A' --- 1n's ' ' t, - ' Q'--- A' 1 xx' is ' 1' . , ' 1 --A 1 s ' 1 '92 A' 1 l s 1 'kl' pg 'to 11liiy out ffi 1-1 f d 1 - 1 k s s - th1 Zl'!lf'I9l', vs 11 A' ' h'f's 1 1 h1- :in 11111s1: n ling ' 111 th: Mavis is : Lf, 111' 111n his f '- s, sm i. nf f'11111sf1. 2110 . fix' 'y 1- IS his 7 i XY 111 11 ' - f111l1'11-1-11 51, .1 0 .fl 4' 9 f n KOTH JANICE Jan has done wonderful Job as leader of the band She also plays the flute very well KRILJCI MARGARET As one of the Bend edltors Margre drd very well we know that she wrll do Just as well rn her future career as a nurse KRUEGER ALLEN Allen puts hrs F F A knowledge to use by help mg hrs father on the farm KUECHLER KAY Thrs perky senror has been actrve rn all sports but basketball rs her fayorrte rn G A A KLEHN JAMES The blond Romeo who added much color and sprrrt to the football team KLRTZ VIOLA Angelrc face and a cheery smrle are some of the thrngs eyeryone enjoys rn Vrola s com Pdny LANG LAWRENCE T a ll dark and handsome are three words des crrnrng thrs wonderful fellow LALFER BEVERLY Bev has a real sense of humor she can make anyone laugh anytrme The Class oi 50 0 r o fi' 61 af 3' LEITHEISER MARILYN Thrs cute cheerleader rs always grvrng her best for good old W B H S LENZ LUISE A grrl dr IX a motorcycle? Thats Lurse and her own too LIESENER ALICE A good nat ured krd and a staunch defender of Jackson Alrce can really toot that trombone of hers too MacFARLANE KENNETH A rol lrckmg senror rollmg roller skates thats Ken Page frfteen ,, Jw . l 9 6 3 ran U' 9 A 4' +1 A Q E., 5 . X 21 A 4 4 MARTINY, RICHARD --- Dick's part- time job as a plane mechanic should get him up in the world someday. MAPES, JOAN ---A little on the quiet side during school, but after class there is never a dull moment for Joan MERTENS, WANDA --- 'Wanda is one of the Rah! Rah! girls. She really can rally pep from a crowd. MEUNIER, LILLIAN --- Small. cute. and peppy, of course, she's one of our cheerleaders. MICHELS, RUTH --- No matter where Ruth is or what she's doing. every- one around her is always in good humor. MICHELS, SHIRLEY --- H e r charm and gracious manner have won Shirley many friends during her high school career. Page sixteen MICHALSEN, VVILLIAM --- A n e w- comer who has really shown his fighting spirit for the football team, MOELLER, M A R I L Y N --- An all- 'round senior, who is rgne of the editors of the Bend. an asset to the debate team. and a G. A. A. enthu- siast. MONTGOMERY, D O N A L D --- Don came back to graduate after a few years in the navy. Don's a lively wonderful guy. MORAN. MARY --- Mary's pretty blue eyes and radiant personality make hex popular with her classmates. NAUS. BEVERLY --- Bev transferred to VV. B. H. S, in her sophomore year. All of us have found she is a wonderful gal. NEEB. BETTY---Fun-loving, talka- tive, and witty are three good words describing Betty. Her poems have been published in national anthologies, O'MEARA, ROBERT --- If you sec a camera, you're sure to see Bob be- hind it. OTTEN, MARY---A loyal student of VV. B. H, S. and a true friend com- bine to form one swell girl. PETERS, VVILLARD--- Being a good student and helping his father work the farm keeps VVillard very well occupied. ' PETERSON, JOYCE---You will al- ways know when Joyce is around by her laugh and sincere friendli- ness, PFEIFFER, CAROL --- Pfuff and her giggle are an inseparable pair. To have her in class was unforgettable. PHILIPPI. LAVERNE -- VVho says a gal can't be smart and cute. too? Laverne-'s timely statements give any class that needed boost. ii PORTER, CHARLES-F An active member of the F, F. A. We all know he will go far in that field. POTTER, AUDREY -- G o o d things come in small packagesg all who know Audley will agree whole- heartedly. PROMERSBERGER, JOYCE --As a junior candidate for homecoming queen and as secretary-treasurer of the junior class, Joyce has shown her beauty and capability. PUERLING, RUTH -- Ruthie's plea- sant personality has made her pop- ular with her classmates. 5 s-2 AAJ PUESTOW, PEARL--- Pearl will be remembered for her sweet manner and gracious attitude toward her friends. QUAAS, ORLEAN -- We we re all proud of Orlean when she was our freshman candidate for homecom- ing queen. RACE, DELORES --- Delores is kept busy between the Home Ec Club and the 4-H Club. She is exercising her talents to a great extent. RAMAKER, NANCY --Five feet two, eyes of blue, oh my, what that gal can do! '1r'Miaf 'e The Class of ' 0 ROECKER, HAROLD --- Harry's a big whiz on the drums, but a bigger one on the motorcycle. ROLFS, MARY --Cute as a doll and sweet as candy describes this active senior. SCHAEFGEN, JOHN --- Funny, that's the word for Johnny. His humor will certainly be missed by all, but not forgotten. SCHLOEMER, GENE --- This he-man did a wonderful job at tackle. Gene will be a great loss to the team next year. Page seventeen I SCHMIDT HARVEY Harxex d r frne Job prnch hrttrng for West Bends baseball team QCHNTEIDER STEVEIN Stexe hrs been a great help at the football and basketball games bx actrng as busrness manager QCHOVS ALTER REL BEIN Reuben has thrrlled audrences xxrth hrs superb actrng 'md hrs urnnrng xx rx NCI-IPOEDEP GARX Grrx o stmdrng rn rm group not onlx because of hrs herght but also be HROLIBLP HARRILT Alrhouglr qurrt rn school thrs tr 1 nted sr mor s 4 c sLIDENIAN VK A L T E. R VS rlttr darrr herd testrng., greatlx rrded the A dr rng. he prst fou xer P151 erghler n SLAVIK CAROLYIN Cutre rs the nrckname and dont we all agree She alvs rvs has a smrle for exerg one SOINNENBERG BETTY Vrm xrgor and wrtalrty are constantly bubblrng out of thrs brovsn ex ed senror SPARTZ EVLLXIN Qmrll and hap px cute 'ind snappx rrc four words that charactcrrze thrs sports enthu srast Exre also drd a frne Job as one of the Bend edrtors STOCKHAL QLN MAPILX N Plax rn the 'rccordron the hrd en talent of thrs socrable enror NTOI-I-141 APLILNIL A lrnr jurnrd t Il H1 4. l rrrc o NT ,ACR POCILP P ge-r hr r nre chanrcrl nrrnd hen rr urrrrts t rxrng up wrecked crr r krlx rr r hr oxxn STRACKA CHARLEQ Charlre has surely used hrs bulgrng muscles to capacrty playrng tackle on the foot ball team TACKES ELMER Elmer and hrs barrtone haxe grxen the band a o of good plaxmg TLCHTWIAN ELEAINOP A famrl srght rs thru c'rrcfree senror urth a frrendlx uord for exerxone rs she vxalks dorsn the hall TPOEDEL Al DRLX Audru ra c ur r rcul rr actrxr x deb rtr her ture dexotec tu 'll'Ol- D1-L lxh.N'NL'IH hrnsqurtt 1 rsursru rr mmr ur hrnr nr rnx frrend XOFLL POLAND I lrnd h dr uper J jor of plaxrng e lrarr tom esrdr r rc rkc port Y --- ' A' id 1 , '--- ' , .. --- ' J ' ' ' A ' ' . . 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P, . ll' ' I A 2: r' Q :rs fl' ' ' ' 2 s, lrt' 'V' cr 4, B AS his mr sl . he also 's ' , l' ' rs S ' s. 1 1 r .' . I kilt, O C f' O 1 f 9 ' 1 t .1 VOIGT, LUCILLE -- Lucille's r e a d y smile and keen character are two traits that everyone will remember. WAGNER, EUGENE -- Besides being clever, Eut has some serious ideas about becoming a conservationist. WALTER, ARNOLD --- Here's a fel- low who really has that happy-go- lucky manner. WENDELBORN, R O N A L D --- Ron- ald's talent for singing will be missed by the chorus as well as by his friends. WENZLAFF, RALPH ---A good stu- dent with lots of pep. Ralph is a great fellow and a good friend. WESTON, JAMES A.-This jolly student finds friends easily be- cause of his carefully chosen re- marks and friendly attitude. WEYRES, ROBERT --- The f e l l o w who carries his brains around in his hip pocket. Bob can surely pro- duce them fast when the right moment arrives. WISKERCHEN, R U T H -- Here's a gal who has personality, beauty, and talent-all combined to make one swell kid. The Class oi '50 I I kg! . - li, for U WOLF, ADELINE-If thegs ever a lull in conversation, ju.. call on Adeline to keep the ball rolling. WULFF, MERLIN -- Merlin is more on the quiet side, but he is admired for his genuine sincerity. WOLF, PATRICIA -- Pat's really been a great help to the office staff. Good cheer, never fear, those hours were spent for experience in future years. ZAUTCKE, ALLEN -- D u r i n g the noon hour Allen's interest was cen- tered a r o u n d volleyball, after school basketball was his interest. ZINKE, MARLENE ---A car and a pretty driver make a good combi- nation, especially when the car is a maroon Plymouth and when the driver is Marlene, Page nineteen Everyone agrees that the peak of the hrgh school lrfe rs reached rn the junlor year Thrs year as you can well see was no exceptron Durmg the latter part of October we selected the Rocket as our class rrng The rrngs arrrved rn trme for the Chrrstmas holrdays As usual clubs were organrzed so that each student had many rnterestrng ones to choose from Holdrng many of the key offrces the Junrors exhrbrted energy and enthusrasm rn the performance of therr dutres Many Junrors excelled rn speech work both rn class and rn the forensrc actrvrtres The A squad debate team took thrrd at the state tournament at Madrson Of thrs team of four students three were Junrors Ann Lauson Ruth Kahl and Carolyn Schloemer Many of the junror boys who won letters last year were seen agarn rn the sports lme ups of teams Even though we were not as successful as rn other years the teams never gave up tryrng The Junrors drd therr part lrrtxxrx That Memorable Junior Year BOB THEISLN X ru pre rdent JIU JA'N'Qh'N I re rtltnt AFRIIL C ASI' cut rsrr by contrlbutrng regulars lrke Blll Wolf Lewre Schmidt 1m Haebrg Bob Thersen Brll Stern rm Mernberg and others to the sports lrfe of our hrgh school However the boys do not domrnate the sports freld srnce the grrls are well represented rn G A A Early rn the year preparatrons for the Junror as sembly stunt began The setting was Hollywood and Vrne and srnce anythrng can happen on thrs mam thoroughfare we soon found out that almost every thrng drd We saw everythrng from a mule tram to a funeral processron The long awarted event the Junror prom frnally arrrved on Aprrl 28 wrth the theme Enchanted Eve mng The rdentrty of the queen Ruth Kahl whrch was so carefully guarded was revealed at the pre prom on Aprrl I4 As our memory book closes for thrs year let us hope that the next year wrll be as full of excrtement and thrrlls as thrs our Junror year Top Ron Jrrn C rrn Orx rl Arrlt nbacher Gene Bueholz Jerald Bell Grrx Boegel Joan Bunlte Thrrd Ron RohertBohn Phrllrp Berne Alden Belongra Herman Casper Vkrllram Bohn Nlrrx Beck Srcond Pon Armand Bztker Jr rn Boxung rrne Crlrtks Donnr Allrrsclrt Drr em rg.nrt7 rnrrrr P F nrt Brre lxllz Prrttorn Poxx orrr r rrx rx aucr J reqrrelrne L1 r tr r rtlrnran Iorr nr A rrr nl rrn rn rn l- lrrr r rr nge 1 Ifugtnrrn mc lu ul Hrn I-re K rrri Jr rrrrld rr Drrrn e 1 John l'r N r un r r l ll Ill tlllll n rr I7 r rr 2 1 1 Q . x r A Y ., . . 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V2 ' , J A ,l . , 2 4 L2 Now that we have completed our s cond year at W B H S we no longer have that feelrng of belng shy and out of place as we drd ln our freshman year As we look back over the school year we realrze that golng to school and bemg a part of rts actrvltles lS something no teen ager ever forgets We shall never forget the pep meetmgs homecommgs basketball and football games and other actlvrtres that make up a well planned school program Then came that much awarted event homecoming Gladys Schlerf was chosen as our member of the ueen s Court All of us worked hard on floats and wrndow drsplays Mrss Podruchs homeroom group came through with frrst place for therr wmdow and second place for thelr float Our sophomore class had several outstandlng players on the A squad of the football team Lours lVl1ller and George Brugger showed some outstandmg team work At all the games one could see many Page tu entw tu 0 ophomore Future pperclassmen DICK RICHIE Vrce presrdent LOLIE NIILLER Secretars treasurer BOB 'VIAY Presldent sophomore supporters cheermg the boys to vrctory As for basketball many boys from our class were anxrous to show what they could do on the court When the forensic season opened members of the sophomore class went out rn full force ln extemp oraneous speaking readrng and declamatlons the class was well represented Several sophomores were rnterested rn debate and showed some excellent work Almost everyone took part rn the clubs Whrle the boys were Interested rn hunting and frshmg the grrls were Interested ID home economics and knrttmg Some of us even trred to learn to play bridge and chess On February 6 l950 the sophomores presented their class assembly Roller skating tap dancing and other acts brought out the talents of our class Now wrth the end of our sophomore year rn srght we can look forward to further excrtmg actrvrtres at W B H S rn the next two years Top Ron Joel Cook Gerald Bohn Robert Bell Paul Baumer Mathew Belongra George Behhng Jerome Dletertch Thrrd Rovs Barbara Bohn Betty Achterberg Barbara Bernhardt W a l t e r Bykowskr Gl0lla Abel Gerald Ersenmann Arthur Degnltz Second Rom Sylxra Baesemann Rosemarre Betty Berg Susan Cannon Peter Fantl Bottom Rovt Marilyn Bunke Robert Becker Melun Cardarelle Joseph Fauster James Faber Marv Alndt Beverly Becker Top Roxx Hou rrd Gexncr karlF1ckler Carol Gerner Harold Groth Tom Folex Charle Fletz Fr rncls Groth Thlrd Ron Joanna Fran? Tom Frombettl Gerald Fogt Alice Perner Allen Goldam mer Richard Finch Second Ron Don Gl0l0lll6NCl19h Patsy G11 cra Rosemary Fellenv Puth Crass Fllen Goddard John F rdoxx Bottom Rmx Pull F1-Cher Carmen Cilll Barbara Dexux Betlx Conrad Ietzr Gclb Nlmerx r Fnfzelmtm A . . - - 1 1 . , , , ' ' I 1 I , . , , . . , , Al vu . - I - . - . 1 ' . 'Y V 9 . l Y --- r V' ' ' Beine, Bonnie Chesak, Dennis Dricken, O O O O . Au .I . .Q ' . ' V V, . - ' ' --- 1 .. 1' 5. 4, ' ' I ' . H , 'A' .. s 1 ' . . , . ' , 1: '. '-- 1 1 1 ' 1: 'a. . . . 1 - . Y' . ' 1 . 1 ' V Top Pow Bob Nlax Ponald Larbon Nlerlrn Kremer Carl Kar er Eldor Herdtke Ponalrl John on I-ourth Pon Vkrlbert Lueka Alan Klettr V811 lram Hrlgendorr Vkrllranr Hoffman Ponald Kr ll Luerlle Koxxal ke Thrrd Pon Phxllr Krueger Jean Herlrn Po e Hardegen Lorrarne Haber etzer A lene Kalmue Sandra Kell Harxex Herbet Second Pow Irene Gundr um Lor Koller Alor Laufer NI a 1 le n e Hafeman Nancx Hugzhe Pax lndernruehle Bottom Pon Nlarre Jazak Sallx Kuechler Gerald Kempf Jean Kocher Darlene Kear ex Top Pom Jrm Poeenherrner I-Ienrx Nlrller Jrme Nlrller George NIIDL Jerrx Pxmer VS rlter 'Nommen en Jrm Putnam Thrrd Pon Drcx Pehnr M115 Loduha Jer ome Pfrster Clara 'Nlre Nelson Jane Nehr has Ken 'xlrller Blrbar 1 Lerser Se cond Pow Carol Lang C rrol Lcrnke Dor othx Lang Bettx Laufer Drck Prchre Jrnrs Bottom Poxs M 1 l dr e d Oelh rfen Margrrct 'N1cCr1go Sylxra Nlondax Lors Penoeke Es llfrfr 'wloeer Puth Nrenoxx Daxrd Pahlf Top Pon Lsle Soxk James bauer Dan Stotfel Roger Schoedel John Schroeder Kenneth Stauee Thrrd Row Carl Saueressrg Eugene Troedel Brrbara Ruegg Saralea Sterner Bettr Redrg Gladys Stoffel Carol Schacht Second Roxx C h ar lo t t e Rusch Delores bchrank Betty Schalles Marron Prost Rrta Schuppel Carrta Schuetz Bottom Pow Raymond Schxxrnn Tonr Schlerf Janrce Scheunemrnn Rrta Rernders Char les Spaeth Kathlr en Re rchert Gladp Schlerf Top Pon Laurence Xkredrnuer Nlrrs Vkrck ert Prul Vkrlke Kenneth X res James I VK eber Char le VX rlfer Se Cond Pon Dale W ulff Drlores Ltech Bob Vkreclmexer Vkrnrfred Vkrechrnann Crrol Vkolf Joan Wagner Kathleen Vkolf Pottom Pon Pebgx Welch 'Slam Vkaldkrrch 'Nrncx Lmbb Carol S-track Jrrrr P Vkeber Carol Suchx Nancy Suckoxs Horst VN agner Page twenty three e ' --- - ' v'. e ' ' , . 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' V The freshmen certarnly were up and comrng thrs past year for we partrcrpated rn almost every actrvrty Everythrng that happened was a frrst trme for us Our frrst day at hrgh school Freshman Day was excrtrngl Our heads just spun wrth teachers names and many wrll venture to say that they were more than slrghtly confused at the end of the day The next day we Jorned the upper classmen How embarrassed we were when we turned up rn the wrong classroom and everyone was watchrng and laughrng But one of the really brg events of the week for the freshmen was the Freshmen lVlrxer That nrght we let our harr down and enjoyed ourselves rmmensely I-low3 By real down to earth fun One mornrng we assembled rn the mam room to nommate our candrdate for vrce presrdent of the Student Senate Ed Blohm won the nomrnatron and nosed out the sophomore candrdate Don Mayo I its txuntx frtrr Introducing-H The Fre hmen DICA NCHLOENIEP Presrdent XIAPH ONIEAPA Qecret rrx trea urer JINI LANG Xrce presrdent The Freshres were not lackrng rn school sprrrt erther as anyone could tell by the loud and sprrrted cheers grven at football basketball and other games As for the teams themselves we green horns were really rn there prtchrng whrle we showed the old hands how to play the game Ed Blohm freshman prrde n Joy was one of the stars of the A football t am Ken Frank who also halls from the ranks of us begmners amazed basketball fans wrth hrs dead eye shots The B teams rn sports had a large percentage of freshmen Both teams frnrshed a very successful season Many of us went out for debate and forensrcs ln fact more freshmen than any other class turned out for the debate squad The freshmen seemed to shrne rn the speakrng and reading contests We can look back at the past year wrth the pride of accomplrshment and most of us yearn to lrve rt over agarn Top Rom Robert Bottleman 'VIyr0nBel0ng1a Ed Blohm Clrfford Ahrens Joe Altschaefl Carol Anderson Moneen Burke Fourth Rom Janet Abel Karen Clausen Ar rene Dollase Barbara Denker Lorrarne Callres Rrta Albrecht Leonard Barth Thrrd Row Marrlyn Boden Donald Bohn Herry Dahrlnger Margaret Ann Crrracks Lloyd Dean Bexerlx Butzke Leroy D brrnger Second Rox Irene Boden Exelyn Bartelt Xxonnt Cash Danny Cook 'Xian Ackerman Barbara Borchardt Donald Boxung John Boesen Donald Brckhaus ihlrlex Arndt Donna Drsneau Dran Degnrtv Donna Brstrrn E ther Ackerman Brrnree Bermborn o Pm-t arol Coeden 'Nia I l'-r 'rrleGertA'coeQ Fr Qhrrlex Emmer I-ourth Pon Qhrrlex Dunst Glmn Donahue Harrx Croxer Dorrgla Deunport Po alre Falk Poehrlle Groth Barbara Dexrnn hrrd Ron Pfrxrnond Perlrreh Dorr Fon rrng Lucrlle Foepprrt .Irnrttf Hrtbrp, Don na Engelmann Kax Dunlop Nrcond Rox Pobert DeTuncq Kenntth Frank Dannx Duernberger farol Gonrrng. Betty Falt r NIarrlxnI:.rCh teadt Dorr hxxert Bottom Pon Ponran Faber Pogqr Plandtr o o Frrllrr Charlotte Gocdrn or F r Carol Genpler Fl le Perhardt ' QI - r ., ' - t Y Q r . ., 1 -'- H s ' - - In x , V . , ' v . . ' . 1 y vu . , . , A . . Q . - c . . - ' Y - , . . , . . . , . - , . . - , ' ' ., . . ' , 4 - - 1 - ' , . . V, V 5. ag , 'V --- ' , ' ' ' ' . ' Y , . . . . Y - f Bottom Row --- Darlene C'r'oss.Jat'quelin4- Cook. . 2 K ' 1. . V . . ' ., :J ': . s- O I O I T p t '---C' 1 . . 1 ri yn 'itz. Ch. ' s ess ' . le, G ss , 'arol rush ' ' it '---, U ' , , 1 I 1. 2 1' ' ', ' s ' , t S A 1 I 5 A , l i. 1 'I X, T' '---.rj 1 'f , 's 1 - -' I ' , m 1 - 5 . 1 5 s. ' ri . .wx ' '.'--- .V A ' - , ' 1 , D' ' ', 1 ' '. 2 h' ' el. 'ms , 5 '. s ' '- n ' ' '. t '1 ' 1 ' ' D. H Il 1 ' - - , L 's llllt . ' '. A s' f ,1 ' ' ' . 12 vs -. I., , Top Pom John Koehn Trmothx Holk Bob Kell Pobert kreutzer Pobert Krsernger Howard Juetmrn Andrexx Klumb Fourth Poxr Phxllrb Jone Jerome Klern Eug ene Herman Hrlbert Kcrtbcher Nlatthexx Hup fer Jo eph Kolkema Edxxrn Guterrnann Clarence Kollman berger Duane Gundrum l'hrrd Pon Donna Held Marcella Kert cher Su an Krrther Joxce Herman Xrrgrnra Knep prath Lore Kohl Gladw Kolkcma Krr trne Hot Nlelxrn Gulhckbon Bernrrd Kohler Necond Pon Johr Kla sen Doloree Kalmu Lorrarne Isstlman Lorrarne Herlman Sallx Kell Janrx Krueger Geraldrne Junghank Jam Krrchner Darlr Juetman Paul Krueger Bottom Pow Phxllre Han en Wrlhur Hen ler xlarxrn Hron Downer Krlhx Delores Krueger Xrxran Krrtz Carol Hcrnecke Joseph Habrr etzer Top Pon James Xluellcr Pobtrt Nlurrax Pon ald 'Nlrreller Paul Nlatenfrer Drck Nlraxkc Elxrrr 'Nlrrth James Lang Fourth Pon Ctnthra Kuechlfr Jrrnrct Nlrch rels Polrtrt NUIGQUISI h.du1rrrlPrfrog, J rrx Nlarsdfn Carol Nlrnz Patrrcra 'Xin rrrd Pru 'NI rrrlxn Pretechnrrn Nlarx Lou 'Nr os J xr rqurr t X rlorre nn 'NIU rtl r r n Pa rrcrr X Q 1 J rnstte 'Nlrntf att :cond I ru Je rnne Nrfrkt Kenneth Pcst Del es N15 Janrnt N1 txon Jarrrt-1 Nrenoxx Bottom Put Jrm Puerlrng Mrrtrn Lauer Eugcnt Peplrrwkr George 'Nceh Prul 'Naus Ann Nlrtenrer Shrrley Winer Ch rrlotte Land xatter Top Pou Mary Ann Spatth Ttxrs Pexnolds Fred Puhnke Robert Schoenhrar Pennx Parnaker Mary Olklearfr Fourth Ron Rosalrnd Fussell PrchardSchm1dt Vkarren Scheunernann Art Schmrdt Robert Schlotmer M rrx Ellen Rrtger Thrrd Pon Xron'r Schmrdt Nlrrron Prtger Jrmes Peetz Lou Ann Putstoxx Drck Schloerrr er Dorothy Schnrrdt Second Poxx Shrrlex Steffan Jo Ann Pomah rc Nlrldrtd Patlrtf Barharr Strngl Glorm Scho xx rlter Blrnche Stow ers Bottom Pou Pose Ann Otten Edrth Shau Stexen Schatz Roger Perchert Carol Schmrdt Top Pon Ksn X rhr Charles Vkrskrrchtn Albert Tennres Tonx Taagen Brll Schubrrng Dfrn Snrrth Allen Zrrrrmernrrn Pomrn Stoffel Fourth Poxx Lrrella Zrnrnrcrnr rn Herbert Spon holz Donald Tesker Nlrrxrn Zrrlrng Pobert Zrnrtirrs Clrrtnce SChXK?illl Srnron Wolf Joe 'Xerhrnrc' Trrrd Pow Drrlenc Xorgt Xlrrlsnf Ttsker rr C 0 Vhrrtlrrrs Carole Vlfelrtr Crrol Troe el rrfrllt lf rrrcxer N rncx Vkrxton Donna Vkehtr Nfcrnd Iru Dorothx Vhndtlhorn Jorn Zaut rrer 'Nrncx Vkrckert Hrrrret VX rgner Donna Zrl n Alltrr Zrnrrnfl Jarrrts, 'Uhr hxtlxnVS olf Bottom Pots Poxemarx VK olf James 'xolk Vkrxne Sexer on Norbtrt Vkrckman Pobert XX rltcr Zregler Drrnr Zrnke Anrta VS en dclhorn Page tu entx frxe Q. 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Dramatics Forensics Debate Clubs Page twenty-svven The Governing Bod The student senate of West Bend High tries to follow the high ideals of a democratic form of govern- ment. Representatives chosen from each homeroom meet under the able leadership of President Curt Claus, Vice-president Ed Blohm, and Secretary-trea- surer Ruth Kahl. to discuss and plan for a better school for the entire student body. One of the greatest achievements of the student senate this year was the establishment of a workable monitor system. For years our school had been both- ered with a hallway problem. After studying the prob- lem at length, the senate, backed by the student body, organized a monitor system. Thus far it has proven successful, even though it has been in existence for only a short time. Another great project of the senate concerned a student activity card. Plans have been completed to establish such a card here at West Bend, This card would be purchased by students at the beginning of the school year and would entitle them to all school activities throughout the year. The senate hopes to see this plan become a reality. The magazine sales campaign was again handled very ably by the senate, profits being divided among all clubs in the school that participated in the cam- paign. Two of our senators again represented West Bend at the Little Ten Student Council Meetings. At these conferences our senators exchanged ideas with other schools and developed a better all-'round understand- ing of student government bodies. Other items of school business such as planning homecoming, conducting a lost and found department, and tabulating the achievement cup points, were also again handled well by the Senate, along with some problems presented by the student body to the senate. ln order to present a successful homecoming pro- gram, it became necessary for the student senate to Jack VVeninger' congratulates the newly elected Studs nt Senate Officers. President Curt Claus, Viet--president Ld Blohnr, Secr'vtzrr'y-tr'e:isiirer' Ruth Kzihl. appoint several different committees. lt was their duty to plan the various activities, which were to take place. Through their efforts it became an unforgettable event. The business of the lost and found department entails the keeping of a complete record of all items lost and found within the school or on the campus. Toward the end of the school term all unclaimed articles were displayed for the benefit of the students who had lost something. Tabulation of the achievement cup points also involved a good deal of consideration. The committee consisting of several of the senators worked consist- ently in order to reach a fair decision. Thus we can see, that our student senate is living up to our ideals of a democracy-a government of the students, by the students and for the students. Trip How---Jolrn Schaefgen. Dick Mur- tiny. Ht-r-her-t Gundrrinr. Curtis Claris. Janus Jansen. Bill VV:-lf, Brill Kissing- er. Luke Ht-ppt-, .Ir-lrn Hell. Tlrrrd How --- Dick S C lr l ci ft in vi , Duve- Iizihlf, C'lrzir'les Gessttit. Ed Rlolirrr. Clifford Ahrens. Jozin Hunktl. Bolt Mziy, XK'illn-rt Luckzr, Mzrrilyn Moeller, Se-Conti liotv--,Yi-rnon Martin, Glzrtlys Sroffel. Audiify Tr:-etlvl. I-Zrrtli Kahl. Mary XVll'lit'I'I, Bzirlizirzi Bvrnlrzirclt. lrene Ht-rm-r Lrrr-rllv Wliitliiis, 1-iron: lion-. lfilwrit-he from-is Am. Lmisffn. li r 1' lt 11 r cl Swtpir-Aix Hzirol-l Girrzflrirrrz l-Ilivr: fi,-dtlzrrfl. Nlzrry llrrlts. I I + X XN 'D E X, I I as 03 x f 46 it . Ilie He-ntl Editors: M:i1g.rrr-i Kr:-Jci, Alzrrrlyn Mor-ll:-1, :intl livr-lyn Spzrrtx To present a conscientious record covering achieve- ments, activities, and nremories of the past year, this was the challenge which faced the Bend Staff as it began planning for the i950 annual. ln the fall of I9-49 Margie Krejci, Marilyn Moeller. and Evie Spartz were informed that they had been chosen as editors of the Bend. With the assistance of Dave Grogan as advertising manager and Dick Dag- gett as business manager, the editors earnestly began to assemble a new and original layout. When our adviser, lVlr. Baxter, introduced us to some of the many new terms such as dummy, mount- ing, and half-tones. we were baffled and confused. But by putting forth all efforts possible, we felt that even- tually things would begin to piece together, This, we soon discovered to be true. Top How-H Ruth Kalrl. l'lf'l1lrQ'H Schowzrltt-r. David Grogan. Herb Gundrrrrrr. Dick Mzrrtiny, Rclwrt O'Mv:ii:r, Harriet Schroeder. Third Hmv-U Dick Daggett. John gchar-fgvn, Beverly Ruegg. Joan Bunke. Marilyn Moeller. Marilyn Klunrlw, Robert Hosp. Ruth Miche-ls, The Bend ' ' As the many activities of the year began. we drew up blueprints for our Bend in much the same way the draftsman did for the new addition to our school. .-Xs the foundation of a new building plays an important part in the stability of the structure. so. too. high school serves as a strong foundation for future citizens. Therefore it must be based on firm principles. For this reason we decided to use the building idea for a theme. ln October assignments were posted. and the staff bf-gan its work. Energetic writers hurried to meet deadlines. while accurate typists waited for their articles. lnteresting facts and original ideas went into the composition of the dummy, which was slowly beginning to take form. Meanwhile the advertising staff was busily obtain- ing sponsorships. Much enthusiasm was displayed. and soon we exceeded our goal. The many events of the year, such as football, asemblies. plays. basketball. the prom, and concerts passed quickly: meanwhile, pictures were taken. Ar the same time Bend artists were busily sketching fig- ures to illustrate the theme. This is but a brief outline of the many activities which go into the making of a year book. Much credit is due lxlr. Baxter who in his con- stant direction has helped in making the annual a fine publication, Finally, when the Bend was distributed, the staff felt that it had completed a project which told the story of a memorable year. Secoml flow---I-llla Gvrrrrzrn. Fnrliss Dekker. l-Sr-tty Nu Ruth yvisk.-mmm, .Joyce Gi-ssvrt. Alice Liesent-r, lxry lint-clrlt-r. Carolyn Sclrlfu-rrrei. llottorrr How-M Evie Spzrrtx. Marilyn L1-itht-iser. Carolyn Sli vik. Delores Race, Beverly Bt-hling, Audrey Troedi-l. M lll lyn Ht-ries. Mary Holfs. 0 Campu Clipper A good newspaper of this fast moving world of ours has to have the news as it happens and present it to the people as soon as possible. lt, too, must have a variety of subject matter to fulfill all the wants of a variety of people with different interests. Such an ex- ample is West Bend High Schoolvs newspaper, the Campus Clipper, lts active staff has worked efficiently to hold to the traditions of a good school paper. About twenty issues have rolled off the press during the last year, not counting those commemorat- ing special occasions. Due to the combined efforts of Miss Hogue and Miss Schreiner, the advisers, and the staff, this has been made possible. Richard Daggett held the job of editor-in-chief. The post of news editor was held by Audrey Troedel, and the feature depart- ment was managed by Marilyn Moeller. Dave Grogan was sports editor, Joyce Gessert, art editor, and james Jansen acted as business manager. Much of the credit for a good paper can also be given to the typists, gen- eral writers and the business staff. The students and teachers as a whole, too, have co-operated with the staff in releasing news and offering suggestions for improvement. Again this year, the gossip column has gradually been reduced to make way for better and more inter- esting material. Especially outstanding this past year was the enlarged sports section and the increased number of articles of general interest. These changes were made in order that all students might find some item of interest in the paper. -... e--is :ex Clipper Editors: Dave Grogan, Jim Jansen, Joyce Ge-sse it Marilyn Moeller, Audrty Troedf-1, Dick Daggett Seniors on the staff who will be graduating this June are Richard Daggett, Audrey Troedel, Marilyn Moeller, Dave Grogan, Joyce Gessert, Tonie Ellmauer, Betty Neeb, Marilyn Berres, Carol Kletti, Carolyn Slavik, Laverne Dalum, and Virginia Hassmer. Although many of the veterans on the staff will be leaving journalism in West Bend High, one can rest assured that the fine standards will be carried on in the future, The members of the staff were greatly benefitted through knowledge which they have acquired as: editors, writers, artists, and typists, ln publishing the Clipper, they have learned the actual steps necessary in the preparation of a newspaper. lr is knowledge such as this, which later on serves as a background in obtaining a future position in journalism, 1' p How-U Barbara Leiser, Marilyn Moeller, David Grogan. Second Row--- Miss Hogue, Arlene Stoffel. Carmen Garcia. Jim Jansen, Virginia Hzrssmer, Beverly Ruegg. Marilyn Lemke, Luella Zimmerman. Audrey Troedel, Carol Schacht, Joyce Gessert, Phyllis VVardius. Tonie Ellmauer. Third Row---Carol Kletti, Ann Lauson, Ruth Kahl, Joan Bottom Row--- Miss Schreiner, Elsie Gerhardt, Carole VVied- Bunke. Joel Cook, Richard Daggett, Bonnie Severson. 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S11 - 11 - Brother oi the Soil The Future Farmers of America IS a natlonal orgamzatxon of farm boys who are regularly enrolled ln a class of vocational agrlculture whrch today taught ln hundreds of hugh schools throughout the Unlted States The West Bend Chapter of the Future Farmers of Amerlca rs one of the many ln Wisconsin whlch IS affllxated wlth the Natlonal Crganlzatlon and has as nts prlmary arm the development of competent aggresswe rural and agrlcultural leadershlp To achleve thus arm our local chapter carrles out a program of work whlch covers a broad range of actlvl tres glvlng every member an opportunlty to partlcx pate The F F A wlth a membershlp of IIO boys has the followlng offlcers Herbert Gundrum presl dent Charles Porter vlce presxdent Robert Hosp secretary Robert Becker reporter Albert Lehn trea surer and Don onas sentinel The hlghlxght of thls year s actxvxty was the annual Parent and Son Banquet attended by 450 parents F F A MOTTO Learning to Do Doing to Learn Earnmg to Lnve Llvmg to Service I Ftoxge Vkaton Sta Supermttndent of Schools 1 mtroduced hx Hubert undrum t h If F Banquet teachers and guests and served by the gurls of the home economlcs department George Watson state supermtendent of schools was the prmclpal speaker Durmg February the second annual purebred swme sale was held Later the club members helped to make Rural School Vlsltlflg Day another successful event The state convention rs always an event to whlch delegates are sent to help formulate the pollcy for the state assoclatlon Luke Heppe and Wlllard Peters were the delegates to the conventlon thls year held at the Baptlst Colony at Green Lake All IU all the scope of the chapter actlvltles pur poses and ldeals IS best summed up rn the motto of the F F A Learnmg to Do Dolng to Learn Earmng to Lrve Llvmg to SCIVICC 6-' 4' It Cl ' . . . ,, BI , 11 S . ,' :te G ' 11 I Q' Q. , A. . . . . is - K - - . we Q A - . , A o 1 f u .b -A' . nf. 4, . viz. 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'z gt- flllllysfltlll The Hou e Light re Dlmmed George 4D Daggettr Henrietta 4.1 Casey Atabelle UNI Krejcib 'VI1ll5 1K Dunlopb Octaxius Gessertl and Elizabeth Moellel P bow their heads as then father Eduard Barrett fC Fogtmanl leads in prayer On stage' Curtain time' How well the dramatic club knows those commands for during the past year those words sounded often across the McLane School stage Under the capable direction of Mr Ottls Swiger and Miss ane Hogue two important plays were glven for the public First there was Clarence a well known comedy by Booth Tarklngton which turned out to be a real success filled with laughs The cast included Mrs Martin Ann Lauson Clarence Dave Grogan Mr Wheeler Tom Strodt Peter Bell Cora Susan Kircher Violet Pmney Nancy Ramaker Della Rosalind Russell Dmwltty George Fassbinder Hubert Stem Roger Strack Later another on stage signal sounded and out came the cast of the Barretts Everyone did such splendid acting that the people who saw the perform ance talked about it afterward for a long while The stage stars for this performance were Henri etta Barrett acquelxne Case Milly Kay Dunlop George Barrett Dick Daggett Octavius Barrett Charles Gessert Edward Barrett Charles Fogtman ohn Kennyon Reuben Schowalter Arabelle Barrett Margaret Krejci Elizabeth Barrett Marilyn Moeller Wilson Nancy Handke Capt Surtees Cook m Drew Robert Browning Curt Claus Mrs Mitford oan Raab Another group of plays was entered in the Little The all girl cast of A More Perfect Union went to the finals in which three schools were entered May ville High School took first place while West Bend tied with Hartford for second place honors So again the Dramatic Club ends another impor tant work and fun filled year Mr Swxger is planning another group of plays for the l95l season The cast of Clarence Nils Nlattln 1A Lausonl Hubext Qteni 1R Stlackr Violet Pinney 11N Ramakui Clarence 1D Grogan! Bobbx 4.1 Bell! Della rR Russellr Dinxutty 1G Fass binder! Com iS Kitchell Mis Vtheeler 4D DeTuncq1 Mr Wheelei lT Stiodthoffl Page thuty fue . G fC. ' iM. ' . ' . J .' 1 ' . r z ' J . n , . ll II . J nv. Q 5 v Y U 'U , ' ' . D Q . , Ja ' . ' . : J - hoffg Mrs. Wheeler, Darlene DeTuncqg Bobby, john Ten Contest, given at the McLane School auditorium. l 0n the Platform T X1 xx I I Tuncq Nlarllxn Nl0fllPl ll'll Siuer Due io gan DICK Diggctt E thu Icplms 1 Second Pon Puth Ixahl nn L'111s11n VV1 Zleglei 'Klux Lou 111 lard Bottom Ron lt a 1 2.16 IRIS-jCl Quolxn Schloe mti Audiu T1otdtl Freedom of speech IS practiced 1n West Bend High Qchool To prove that statement this year many students part1c1pated in forensics and the results were very satisfactory Everyone IS to be congratulated for doing a fine Job On March 7 the freshmen and sophomore tourna ment was held at Berlin The Little Ten Speech contest at Beaver Dam followed on March I8 Our school was represented by Dlck Daggett Dave Grogan four minute speech Audrey Troedel original oratory m Sauer anet Ellmauer non original oratory Marilyn Moeller Ann Lauson extemporaneous speaking Ruth Kahl Carolyn Schloemer extemporaneous readmg Esther Pepllnskl Mary Lou Millard humorous decla mation When the judging was over West Bend re CClVCd 7 As and 6 Bs and also t1ed second place for the trophy Those seven students receiving As met at Port W ashington on April I 1n the district meet These were Dick Ruth Ann Marilyn Carolyn 1m and Esther They came home with five out of 6 A s which meant that those five could go to the state tournament at Madison on April I5 At this tournament Ann Esther Carolyn and Dick received A s Whlle Marilyn and Ruth received B s This year the forensic team also participated in the National Forensic Tournament at Carroll College To take part one must be a member of the N F L Anyone can become a member after he has earned 20 forensic points The following students entered Dave Grogan Walter Ziegler Audrey Troedel and Mary Lou Millard extemporaneous speaking Marilyn Moeller Audrey Troedel original oratory Margie orous declamatlon anet Ellmauer 1m Qauer non original oratory Audrey and anet were able to enter tie contest the next day at Rlpon College The l950 forensic season was one of the best Miss Anne Snyder who was in charge of the whole program can feel proud of this achievement lt IS record that will be hard to beat ltl 11 N ltr ll io NC IUQ11111 hm tk 1 Lt ull: 1 IH 1 Ann I ig: H111 6- 1- Ro '---IH1 lint- Dt-- J' .iz ', Q 1 ' G A . 5 . 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'x f- ' ty-six - ' ' Ma ter of Per uasion West Bend Hrgh School can truly be proud of rts I949 50 debate squad The squad composed of thrrty frve debaters had a very successful season West Bend debaters partrcrpated rn practrce tourna ments at Port Washrngton Neenah Mayvrlle Wau kesha and Sheboygan Central rn addltron to holdrng a large tournament here The questron for debate thrs year was Resolved That the Presrdent of the Unrted States should be elected by a drrect vote of the people Four grrls Marrlyn Moeller and Carolyn Schloe mer affrrmatrve Ann Lauson and Ruth Kahl nega trve comprrsed the 1949 50 A team They ranked at or near the top rn all the practrce tournaments w1nn1ng 75 of therr debates By wrnnrng all srx debates West Bend captured the Llttle Ten Champ ronshrp for the erghth consecutrve year The A team took second place rn the State N F l., debate tourna The debate team w1ll lose three members next year Marrlyn Moeller Dave Grogan and Audrey Troedel A DEBATE TEAM Audrex Trotdel NI.-rrrlxn 'Moeller Q rrolxn Schloc mir Date Frog, an Puth Kahl Ann Iauson md 'wir Peterson coar h The B team also had a very profrtable season and garned much valuable experrence During the year each B team debater partrcrpated rn at least one tournament Paul Peterson the debate coach and Raymond Panfrl hrs assrstant deserve much of the credrt for the excellent record of the l949 50 season Therr trreless efforts IH burldmg and reburldrng cases was a brg factor rn the squad s success Thrs year ten members of the debate team attend ed the Wrsconsrn N F L Student Congress rn Mrl waukee Marrlyn Moeller and Carolyn Schloemer were Senators Members of the House of Representatrves were Ann Lauson Ruth Kahl Dave Grogan Audrey Troedel 1m Sauer oel Cook anet Ellmauer and Eleanor Techtman Awards of S100 are grven annually by Mr D J debaters who make the most progress Carolyn Schloe mer and rm Sauer were the wrnners rn 1949 B DEBATE TEAM Top Pon XTIIITXH Lem kt Dannx Cook Jrm Sauer Joel Cook HHH Grover Donald Tesker Jerrx Mar den lld Pon S 1 x km J a n e t Ellm ruer Darlene DeTuncq L crlle Vkardrus Marx Lou Nlrllard Charlotte Goe den Second P 0 xx 1 1 Vtredmeser Geraldlne Jungharrs Elf mor Techt man K 1 1 t 1 n e Phxllls SHIKI Bottom Row C1101 Gon g Vka ttrZ1eg.,e1 Stexen Sch1tL Lorrarne Isselman Page thrr ty sex en . -' v - 1-H 1: ' L ment and tied for third place at the state tournament. Kenny and the B. C. Ziegler and Company to the two v 4 ' 'S . Th . 1 llj Jen- ' s, ' 2 '. , l U- ' t ' --- C2 '41 l C' , 5 V' ' s ' Hoy, rm, '11 -- 'fr Fun and Knowledge Combined ' - Learning correct manners and learning how to do Di inmtic Clubs Officer Jim Dieu Bob Then en Jim Sauer l0b5 Properly when Working with the Outside World is Dare Megan Qusm klrrhel Wnsen Binks the general aim of the Commercial Club. which is under the direction of Miss Marilyn Marshall. O LATIN CLUB One of the most active clubs in school. the Latin Club, acquaints the members with the true customs of the Romans. To make their work realistic a banquet is held in Roman style. The club adviser is Mr, Hoop- man. O DRAMATIC CLUBS The Dramatic Clubs under the direction of Mr. Swiger are trying to give all the students who are inter- ested the opportunity of participating in some activity which will give them acting experience. The two groups have been putting on plays for this main pur- pose. C WASHINGTON COUNTY PIONEERS The general aim of the Pioneers Club, under the direction of Miss Heidner and Mrs. Gill, was to get acquainted with the local communities and to study important sources in the development of Wisconsin. 'Sw 244' FUTURE TEACHERS OF ANIERICA The Future Teachers' Club, under the direction of Supt. Fred Holt, had the privilege of visiting the schools they expected to attend next year, of meeting the registrars, and of observing teaching in the field in which they were interested. I SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club under the direction of lVliss Bornfleth has spent the year becoming better acquaint- ed with our Latin-American neighbors through movies and discussions, At meetings Canasta and other games which had their origin south of the border were played. I GERMAN CLUB The German Club, with Miss Podruch as adviser, has for its general purpose, the eliminating of preju- dices against any people and the developing of an attitude of tolerance so that each one will feel that he has had some part in establishing a lasting peace in the world. I Home ECONOMICS CLUBS To provide a better knowledge and understanding of the problems of homelife, this is the objective of the Home Economics Clubs. Miss Telford supervises the activities of these girls. Futxiiv 'I'eAz1-i'li+A1! Vlub Oiiflr-vis--vl1hj.'ll1s VV:l1clius. llailf-:V IJfA'I'unr:q, Ann l-i.lle1rH. Spanish Club Office-is-V-Tony Noe-gel. Bffrnatlettp Hnizxick. Maiilyn Moeller. O German Club Officwis--- Eleanor Techtrnan. Curt Claus, I-Zeb Theisen. O Home Economics Clubs Officers-H Evelyn VS'agner, Darlene Degnitz, Jane Nvhrbass, Edith Shaw, Orlean Quaas, Ilcllores Race. Leona Gundrum. Bonnie Chesak, I - .kiln , l- CJ Z Page thirty-nine THLETIC if I I Xb nu CD X J Q X ls- Q Y G C O I O 'a 9 'S 7 0- Qx :' .3 5, K I 5 f . A X Z 7. 'I - !, ' f A gl QW 7 ' ,. I jx-3 1 f I - A I x f. ,K X I VL IN I 1 - I f I I'Zf7 f1f , I 1 I QS STL II' I? I I 'Iv ' by ' ' Q ' D J Y..-4 , 0 fffx Q 2 N . X X ' P f V' ' 1 ,S '--s L I OUR COACHES ck Runkel and Mx. Rohn O I I O I I How The Pla ed the Game ATHLETICS Football Basketball G. A. A, Track Baseball Tennis Golf P tc f. j 1..fffc'f' X'f Block That Kick! ' ' f ' A beautiful fall night, the first con- test of the year, an inexperienced Badger team, the Green Bulldog to gain. the town and student body waiting to pass judgment on the i949 football squad, the lights burning brightly at Harvey Bruhy Memorial Field, this was the pic- ture before the Port game. The local team, co-captained by Bill Wolf and Lewie Schmidt and working unusually well as a unit, terminated a long series of defeats that it had suffered from Port Washington football teams. The backfield was aided in its scoring drives by two line-men. Butch Hupfer and Lewie Schmidt both intercepted pass- es which resulted in tallies. These two touchdowns, coupled with one by Bill Wolf, put the Badgers ahead, 21 to 0. The first conference game of the sea- son was played on the Waupun field un- der the lights. Waupun boasted a confer- ence record in past years bettered only by Beaver Dam. The Badger defense tightened, however, just before the inter- mission time, and though the score at the end of the first half was 26 to 0, Waupun did not score again. The next week in spite of duties as a good host, West Bend badly defeated a confused but scrappy Horicon team on the home field. The game, highlighted by back, jim Miller, was rejuvenating for everyone except Horicon. The fine offen- sive and defensive play of the whole line. particularly that of jim Kuehn and ,lim Drew and the backfield were contribut- ing factors in this top-heavy score. into each life some rain must fall . Ar Beaver Dam there was a flood which caught West Bend on the wet end of a 47 to 0 score. Handicapped by the loss of jim Haebig, ,lim Miller and Russ Wisker- chen who broke his ankle in a previous practice, the Red and White was stymied. Substitute backs, Ed Blohm, Francis Groth, and Don Klumb performed well in the offensive attack, The line, though greatly out-weighed, displayed unusual courage and never stopped fighting until the game was over, The fifth game on the schedule was the contest with our rival Hartford. The local team was held scoreless until the last few seconds when freshman halfback Ed Blohm ran a kickoff for seventy-eight yards. The final count was 20 to 7. Battling a combination of a heavy rain and a fast Columbus football team, the Badgers waded through the opposi- tion in their annual homecoming tilt to make that celebration a complete success. The line-men, Grogan, Stracka, Schloe- mer, allowed Columbus only one score A TEAM Top Row --- J. J si n s 1- n , R Vogel. F. Ge-rek. A. Belon- giza. H Boden, VV. Se-ide man.J.Schaefgen.H Herman. B, Schroeder. D Gumm, A. Heidtke. Thiitl Row---J. Cain lmzin :azz-rv. D. Klumb. B. Michal- sen. C. Claus. D. Grogan J. Di-ew. N. VValter. R. Stof- fel. K. VVolf. G. Bell. VV Boeigur. Second Row ---C oa C h Cald well, R. Edgar. A. Hupfer O, Aulenluacheiz B. VVolf R. Schacht, A, VVenningP1' M. VVulff. R. VVenninge1'. F Fehring. Coach Runkel. Fourth Row-H R. VViSku1' chen, G. Brugger. J. Kuehn L, Schmidt, J. Haebig, G Schloemer, L. Miller, R Schuetz, J. Kocher. fman agerl. fl ,av Ps il ,gf 1 6 1 S rig' .Q X J . 34' B TEAM Top Row--- D. Hahn. H.Just- man. B. Hoffman. K, Mil- ler. R. Hron, VV. Lucka the play of the triple-threat sophomore while paving the way to two of our own. V. Martin. J. WPiSS. C Sziueressig lrnanzageri. Mf .f j K V ' ' Fhird RM B. Miller, R jf f - Q , 4 ,,,, 1 Bottleman, R, Schoedel, G Fogt. J. Klassen, E. Her- ... . ,111 '!,, fLJ -cf-Q'-ff I 7 A man, R. Stauss. E, Oelhzif- SEASON SCORES FOR WEST BEND XV:--' Tfflllfl 7 7 7 21 ljfrll XV:isliim:11in U KV'-si Hs-nfl - It Vthiipiin 7 -f'- 20 KKK-s' lil-rirl - 'Tu HfJllt'4rH - KKK-,-' H.-gd 7 H B--:Aw-1 llzlfz. - - -IT Wtsf H.-nd 7 7 fi Hai'I'w11i - - 2 Vfr-st Bend - - - 12 Coliiriiluiis 7 ff W.--' L-:emi 7 va Hip-in 7 7 2'i O O O O EIN.-XL LITTLE TEX STANDINGS EY L T I' Ol' Iii!-fin - - fi 4' llfi fll X'fg,iip,in 7 7 5 l 115 QT lin-:1',r-1 lmli. - 4 7 U 152 512 Mliyviait- 7 7 4 ' 1' 54 415 H7.lTTtrI'Cl - - fi ., lr 4K 65 Oerinffriiowritr 7 ii 1 5M 57 KK?-st Br-ntl - - 2 4 51 12'l Hr-ilin - - - l 4 l 51 XII Volliriihtis - 1 4 1 -124 N12 Hmir-on - ll ti U 7 WX With Bill Vliolfis steady line plunging, and lim Haebigis and jim Miller's slipping around ends. the Badgers gained the lion's share of the yard- age. However, the wet condition of the field prevented extensive scoring. George Brugger, Mighty Might of the squad, playing his first game at fullback this year, was injured in the early part of the game, Miller and Haebig each scored one touchdown from inside the ten-yard line. One extra point was made by Wolf. The final gun found Columbus on the short end of a I3 to 6 count. The Badgers were defeated in the last game of the year played on the home field against an undefeated Ripon squad. Again all the scoring was done in the first half. After the first Ripon score, jim Miller slipped through tackle and went 70 yards for a Red and W'hite touchdown, The score at the half tells the rest of the story. The Ripon team was leading 20 to 6 at the intermis- sion. However, led defensively by Rich Stoffel, Bill Michalsen, and .lim Drew, the Red and Vlfhite made a thorough comeback in the second half, The game ended with the half-time score, 20 to 6. jim Drew and Bill Wolf, who played excep- tionally well throughout the season, were elected honorary co-captains. The B team, under the head-coaching of Carl Kuss and assistant Gene Zarelc. had a successful season. Playing a six-game schedule with Little Ten teams they were undefeated and untied. The climax of the season arrived when the last game was played here against the undefeated B team from Mayville, Mayville was defeated by a I2 to 6 score. 'I'orr---Cozich Sum Dehlerlt. Port Vklishington, Su1'rw-n- cleis the Green Bulldog to Vnzich Bob Caldwell. VW'-st Be-ntl, and Co-Captains Bill XK'f+lf and Lt-wiv Seliniitlt, Frii1i'tii--- VVest Bend line stops the sniushing attack ot' P'ur't's haekfielcl. Th1id--- Lewie Miller sciirries :around end for a 50-yzirtl gain. SeCon1l--- Miller, VVs-nninger, flfltl Grogan prevent an enemy toiicliciown as Sehniitlr and VVolf rush in, Hottoni---Larson plunges through :rs VViCl-inian blocks out :in opponent. Page foi'Ty-tliim-e P1nI11 1' Q' ,QQ- gf IQ if' X if I' A I 1m x N1 1 Imnkn tl uucx 1 1 urk f1 The excltement of Vvest Bend s successful home comlng began w1th buzzlng and secrets among the homerooms as each buslly worked 1n competltlon wlth another IH hope of bemg awarded the prlze for havlng done the best job on floats and w1ndow decorations Glvlng credlt where credlt IS due a great deal goes to the Student Senate whxch worked mdustrlous ly for an unforgettable homecomlng The homecomlng work was dlvlded among the followmg commxttees parade Ellen Goddard chaxrman Barbara Bern hardt Dlck Martlny soclal Manlyn Moeller cha1r man Bob May Chuck Gessert l..uc1lle W3TdlUS bal lot Audrey Troedel chalrman W1lbert Lucka flowers Ann Lauson costumes lVlar1lyn Moeller Homecomlng 3CtlVltlCS really started Wlth the ex Cltlng hunt for the red and whlte toothp1ck lVlar1lyn Lemke after flndlng 1t was entxtled to the honor of CYOWDIDQ the queen and llghtlng the bonfxre The blg parade of 24 colorful floats started at 7 30 and proceeded to the campus of the h1gh school where the flames of the bonflre were reflected ln the happy faces of the hundreds of people who turned out for the blg event The followmg even1ng despxte heavy rams dr1ven by a north wmd the fl2htlng Badger eleven stormed through Columbus llne and came out vlctorlously with a score of I3 6 After the game the long awalted homecomlng dance at McLane School was attended by a large Vlclonou Homecommg I-Ion1ecom1ng Quezn Flfilli Qnnth urxounded hx hr-1 Cour' Ioxce B1ue1 NIHIX ONIQ111 1nd Gladx Schluf crowd that danced to the muslc of Harry Rothman The Grand March whlch concluded the Homecom mg fCStlVltlCS for another year was led by Queen C-lorla ean Smlth and her escort 1m Cam The court of honor conslsted of oyce Bauer and ohn Schaef gen Gladys Schlelf and George Brugger Mary Carol O lVleara and Ed Blohm Durmg the course of the evenmg Student Senate Presldent CUTtlS Claus announced the wlnners of both the WlndOW and float contests Fxrst PTIZC for floats was awarded to 'Vlr Panfll s homeroom whlle second and th1rd PTIZCS were glVCD to MISS Podruch s and 'Vlr Kurtz homerooms Mxss Podruch s homeroom re CClVCd flrst ln wmdow dlsplay whlle Nhss Bornfleth s and MISS Wendorffs homerooms took second and thlrd 1n a very close contest After the dance came to a close whlch all knew lt must tlred but contented students returned home knowlng the1r efforts to make a successful homecom mg were not ln Valn 1 xxxnn nt II E115 txtxt 111 S O O . . ' N ' 1 -Q Y , l Q 1 - ' ' -F - ' xg! V O 4 4, .P s 4 W S K D C I 1 Us -., g I ' i f' . T., 6 I 5 ,. Ed 'Blot vlw Stitllvtl Illl' T1-ctny 11-14 Hunt r!Il1lt'i11S M: IllXI1 N1 .- 1'-, find- , IH ilk' dsplzrys ht- I -'y nfl, b , t , i is . -i 3 , ff- , . . . 1 1,1 xx . . . Y . U l . . V 1 X, . . b D f .' A' 1 1 ., ' s Q' ' , ' z ,. '.z'z,z fjsf f 4 7- A I 1 A ' f - k , Th- ruin- ' ing flu 1-111+-11'-1 My M1 . 4 l111111t-11141111 ln the HI1111--r--1 IIN! lznxnlf-, 'Q 'r '11 F'-Vu fhwwu. 4, I I ! Q K M -f , 4 . w , 4 v . Q , W' Q X . ' Q Vs J '4 5 , j. . P sv 1-5243 wa o ' ' l?53 'M I W ,s ' .ix ax, I 1 if U My 1 ,f Might in Spirit During the past basketball season, our Badger cage team found the competition to be very rugged. Although they won three games, the team lost several heartbreakers which might have been won with a few breaks and a little luck. ln the first non-conference game with Menomonee Falls, the Badgers were defeated by the score of 27- 22. The team set a hot tempo in the first quarter by scoring I4 points but could not maintain the pace. Boerger was high scorer with I0 points. ln a return engagement, the Falls boys again were victorious. The Badgers avenged two defeats received last year from the Plymouth squad by defeating the visi- tors 42-34 after leading 24-l4 at halftime. High- scoring honors again went to Boerger with I2 points, Later in the season, Plymouth was the victor on its home court 25-22. The opening conference tilt found our team losing to Berlin 38-32 because of a weak finish. Leading 27-26 at the end of the third quarter, the Badgers could not hold the lead. The high scorer honors for the contest went to Schacht with I0 points. The following Friday, the Badgers lost to a strong Beaver Dam five 48-35. The team, however, matched the host point for point in the second half. Guard Bill Wolf was high scorer for the game with I0 points. ln a non-conference game. the Badgers dropped their fourth straight tilt when they were defeated by Cedarburg 48-3l. Schacht with I4 points was high scorer. The Badgers displayed some of their best form A TEAM Top Row --- Coach Kuss. Ronald Larson. Gilbert Biuckmueller, Jim Meinberg, Ronald Johnson. Ken Frank. Roger Heid ll t1HI'l8g'Pl'l. Bottom Row--- VValtei' Boerger, James Miller, Bill Wolf, Don Jonas, Richard Schacht, Ronald Edgar, Robert Thei- sen. of the season in the return engagement despite a 28-27 loss which proved disheartening. The third conference game for the Badgers with Mayville, a thriller, ended with the score 38-35. Fighting for their second victory of the season, the Badgers defeated Kewaskum 4I-34. Wolf was high man with I6 points. During the Christmas recess the varsity was de- feated by an alumni squad 45-4l in an overtime period, which was very exciting. Returning to conference action, the Badgers were defeated in high-scoring games with Hartford 55-25 and the next week by Oconomowoc 48-32. Following a non-conference loss to Port Washing- ton 36-33, the Badgers looked very impressive despite a loss to the champion Ripon 46-37. The Badgers were also unsuccessful in their seventh and eighth conference games, losing to Wau- pun 58-40 and Horicon 30-25, Boerger was high scorer in both games. The Badgers' home game with Hartford was a far different game. The team made Hartford work for every point before bowing 50-42. Schacht was high man with I6 points. Scoring their first conference win, the Badgers overcame an eight point Columbus first-half margin to emerge victorious 4l-35. Schacht netted I7 points. The Badgers entered the regional tournament at Waupun, but were trounced by Waupun 54-29 and were edged out by Berlin 33-30. B TEAM Top Row---Coach Zarek, Tom Giombetti, Lyle Soyk, Bill Hoffman, Bob Kissinger, Norbert VVickman. Jim P. VVebei'. Bob May, Paul VVi1ke. Horst VVagner. Bottom Row --- Don Mayo. Dick Maaske. Bob Kell, Bob VViedmeyer, Paul Baumer. Albert Hupfer. Albert Tennies, Francis Groth. Page forty-six ff ,K K N f O 7 I Y CR fi' 3 C. Y gg 'Z ix' D ,L if all db' 1 Gi sfvllilllg LM 4' 40- ' 5 f . I 'I i 1 . A, Wggi M V , ,sf Uk' i mfsfuvf ,K Y' u A x , fix my Y I I1 f T f' lf 'ff' 5 N H K I eg, 11 f 6 .,f, ffw For W N 2 4-1' ,M J? S R gr ii ELA 'Ylly v S 1. . ll av 'vii ! N Y 5 X if NM 9- ' zffw 8 if 44 1 . I 'IQ I ff .Ill . I 'luffsklffgl -ng-Q! 4' -H351 , 2.52919 me 1 Yi .. ' I i 1 Q' ' -- -f-'1 fs I h I f f ,li-I' , s ' 5 ,.-.M-QVg.ff1, If-3, N-N...i if ' , - F ,S U Q, Elk 1 ' r Grrl lhletrc - - - The Year Round A few months ago the rush was on What rush'-l Why the rush to get l00 pornts to jorn the G A A of course All of the sports mrndecl grrls were out for archery tennrs baseball volleyball and many other actrvrtres rn order to get the requlred IOO pomts to Jorn the C A A Then on December 8 about forty grrls proved therr stamrna and fitness by gorng through the annual C A A rmtratron and Christmas party ln order to become members the grrls must prove them selves capable of accepting a certarn amount of responsrbrlrty lt rs the general oprnron that rf they can properly perform therr dutres as rnrtrates they wrll be qualrfred to do so G A A Offrcers Phyllrs Wardrus Joan Bunke Marrlyn Moeller Joyce Bauer and Eyre Spartz Mrss Forster records the werght and herght The rules of grrls basketball are revrexsed of Mrnerva Engelerter by G A A members and Mrss Forster The day of mrtlatron rntroduced many strange happemngs some of them odd and drgnrfled others hrlarrous and full of comedy Despite this the day came to a close and the formal evenrng mrtratron began After the ceremony was frnrshed all partrcr pants could safely say that lt was fun The frrst of the many G A A actrvrtres staged was a fall scavenger hunt that had many of the nearby resrdents upsettlng therr attrcs for old bathrng sults brrds skeletons mothballs and other hard to get articles for whrch the grrls were searchrng The frrst class tournament held was the volleyball tournament followed by the basketball tourney Des prte some casualtles all of the players agreed that they had a wonderful time The sophomores won the tournament wrth erght wrns and one loss Another brg event to be remembered by all was the roller skatlng party whrch took place rn the begm nrng of sprung Everyone present agreed that desprte bumps and brurses pomts earned toward letters were greatly welcomed ln the early part of May some of the G A A members took an over nrght blke hrke to one of the crtres near West Bend Everyone had as much fun as on the last brke hlke to Port Washrngton As a climax to all of the G A A actrvrtres a freld day was held rn May Thrs freld clay sponsored tenms baseball soccer and other sports Port Washington Cedarburg and Sllnger l-hgh School girls were rnvrted to partrcrpate rn the sports program The officers who capably led the club through a successful year were oyce Bauer presrdent Phyllrs Wardrus vrce presrdent Evre Spartz treasurer Marr lyn Moeller secretary and ,loan Bunke pornt secretary Page forty nrne ' 9 ' A 9 5 A 2:2 . . , K' XVQ l ' a A ' ' pr ' 4, 5 N , . 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I J , . 5 1 gathered 23 pornts wrthout scorrng any frrst place t the Sound of the Gun The busy Badgers of West Bend started therr track work out early rn March under the careful coachrng of Mr Runkel About 35 track men turned out for therr frrst meet on Aprrl 23 a quadrangular contest wrth Whrtefrsh Bay Port Washrngton and Hartford held at Whrtefrsh Bay Vvest Bend recerved thrrd place at the meet Dashman Cy Rrchter turned rn a frne performance rn the l00 yards event Dan Kuhn all star athlete at West Bend Hrgh School gathered more honors for hrmself and hrs school rn the Madrson West Relays Kuhn got a second place rn hrgh hurdles and a fourth rn the broad Jump Polrshlng up the rough spots on the team kept Coach ack Runkel mrghty busy Besrdes trymg to put more zrp rnto hrs dash men Runkel was workrng on gettrng a varsrty hugh Jumper and an 880 runner Cold gusty ram and a slow track was the setting for the trrangular meet run off Frrday May 6 at the West Bend Hrgh School oval Scorrng 86 pornts Hart ford took frrst place honors wrth Port Washrngton capturrng second with 7I pornts and West Bend thrrd wrth 39 pornts The team kept trammg hard and went to the Lrttle Ten Conference meet on May I7 wrth a lot of Splflt They placed a credrtable frfth wrth a total of 22 pornts Dan Kuhn took I2 pornts whrle Cy Rlchter took fourth ln the l00 yard dash and Wally Boerger second rn the mrle run Two West Bend track men qualrfred for the state contest durmg the afternoon sectronal track meet held at Port Washrngton May 20 They were Dan Kuhn rn the 200 yard low hurdles and Wally Boerger rn the mrle event At the next meet on une 3 West Bend placed Top Roxx Coach Calduell Roger Held Harry Roecker Johnnv Schaefgen Bob OMeara Charlre Stracka Danm Kuhn Russ Wrskerchen Coach Runkel Bottom Rox-1 Cy Rrchter Albert Hupfer Carl Blazel Don Hahn Don Weber Jerry Krueger Jer ry Mrller Ben Zlnke Aprrl honors May I949 LITTLE TEN TRACK FINALS Mat Hartford Oconomoxsoc Beaxer Dam Berlrn West Bend 1 Vkartrng for the gun Rrpon May rlle Columbus Vbaupun H01 ICOD Mas May May June 3 I 949 TRACK SCHEDULE Quadrangular meet vxrth Wlfrrtefrsh Bay Port Washrngton and Hartford fHereb lH6l6l Tnangular meet xx 1th Port Vkashrngton and Hart ford tHerel Dual meet xx 1th Horrcon tl-Iereb Lrttle Ten Conference meet 1At Rrponb Sectronal meet 1At Port Vkashlngtonr State meet 1At Madrsonl Port Washmgton Relays tAt Port VM-rshrngtonl Wally Boerger breaks the tape Gerald Bell clears the last hurdle fol 3 flrst place O Y' I agt frftx ' . ...L . . V Q I . J ' 23 . f ' ' fy - fourth in the Port Washington Relays. The team April 29 Triangular meet with Oconomowoc and Hartford. , , 6 .- . u 1 - . - O . . 5 9 ' . ' . - - - - - 53 ' - - - - - - 21 5 17 ' - . ' . . - , , 50 , -' ,,,,, 41: Y 20 , V , S . 1 - - - - 28 2 Q ---- 4 ' , ' .- ,,,,,- 24 v ,--,, 2 1 28 f . ' ---- 22 -' ----- 1 - ' 1 Q. 4 ff 1 ' . l q Q -F ' ' - . A r T, 1 -- Q - 1 J 1 Q , 1. -. ' - Ball 0ne Strlke Two Sprrng wrth 30 hopefuls reportrng for the flrst baseball practrce of the I949 season' Coaches Zarek and Kuss opened practrce wrth nme Iettermen Bob Rauen rm Bell Herb Gundrum Herb Rltger Ken Herman Harvey Rose Blll Wolf Don onas and Andy Wennrnger Wlth a SIX game schedule arranged preparatron for the flYSt contest began 1n earnest The first game an easy w1n from Beaver Dam ended with the top heavy score I5 3 The game Iasted seven 1nn1ngs but was sewed up ln the frrst After this br1II1ant begmnlng the Badgers chalked up a double Ioss agamst Hartford 3 2 and Berlrn 4 3 In the Hartford game no scorrng was done unt1I the seventh when Kenny Herman Ied off with a dou ble and stole third on Wennrnger s smgle Wennrnger stole second and took thrrd on onas fielder s chorce wI'11ch scored Herman In the Berlrn t1It the Badgers marntarned a two run lead unt1I the frfth when the opposltron managed to break mto the lead by one pomt Prestrge however was regarned the next week when the Badgers defeated RIPOD 5 to 4 B1II Wolf Top Pon J 0 el Hetland fmanagerb Herman Cas per Don Gumm Harvey p1tch1ng yrelded one hrt ln the fourth three rn the frfth and then no more wh1Ie the Badgers scored one run 1n the second one rn the thlrd and three rn the frfth on four hlts In the W I A A tournament held at the West Bend Clty Park the Badgers defeated IVIayv1IIe I 0 w1th Wolf aIIow1ng only scattered hrts but 1n the second game the Badgers combrned bad breaks Wlth poor battlng and fleldlng to lose to Hartford by a score of I0 to 3 However the team bounced back to defeat May v1IIe for the second time by a score of 6 to 4 Excellent prtchlng and good freldrng support marked the victory The Badgers occupied frrsr place before the Iast game of the season wrth Oconomowoc That game a defeat placed them rn fourth place rn the Little Ten Conference The score was 5 0 Cooney collected 3 runs ln the thlrd as a result of Badger errors Then they managed two more before the close of the game 1m Bell and Andy Wennrnger marntalned the best battmg average of the year and B1II Wolf and Don onas were the outstanding pitchers 'SNHE Pose H 81 b Gundrum Jrm Mrller Bob Thelsen John Bell Jlm Kuehn Coach Zar ek Bot om Ron Herb Rrt er Earl Dekker Don gel Bob Rauen Jrm Bell B111 Wolf UE Batter up Pauen at the plate Earl Dekker scores on a hlt and run Apr 1l Apr 1l May May Nlay Nlav May 'Hay Nlay I 949 BASEBALL SEASON West West West West West West West West VS est Bend Bend Bend Bend Bend Bend Bend Bend Bend Beaver Dam Hartford Ber lm Rrpon Horrcon May. rlle Hartford Mayx 1l1e Oconomoxx oc FINAL LITTLE TEN STANDINGS Oconomou oc Vlayulle Hartford West Bend Beaver Dam Waupun Berlrn Rrpon Columbus Horrcon Page flfty one Pct O O C I I - - y ' 1 ' . 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I l I M' J A' 21 -15 - - 27 . - 2 ' ' - - - I I 3 , 3 , - - - - - 10 ' - 5 ' ---- 1 18 - 9 V' - - - 4 . 3 20 - 1 - - - . 21 - 3 ' - - - , ' 24 - 6 - - - . r 31 ' - 0 ' - .QLD . , f VV L . - ' - - 5 1 833 ' ' ','- 1 ---- 5 1 833 ' ' ---- 5 1 833 1 - - - 4 2 666 - - 2 3 40 - - - - 2 4 333 -' ----- 2 4 333 ' ----- 2 4 333 .r - - - 1 4 200 ' ---- 5 166 Top Row Bob Hosp Gllbext Bruckmuellel Eugene Wagner Coach Hlldebrand Bottom Row Theodore Hosp Blll Stern Jlm Melnbelg Dlck Rehm TENNIS Although the 49 tenms team dxd not have a very successful season the competltlon dnd much to develop good maternal for the future ln the frrst meet of the year the Badgers encountered a very strong Sheboy gan North squad and were defeated by the score of 7 0 When the team met Beaver Dam the boys won two of nme matches The meeting with Fond du Lac was another tough meet and although the scores were very close the Badgers lost 7 0 Agamst a She boygan Central team the Badgers showed lmprove ment and won two of seven matches At Waupun the boys played the champions of Llttle Ten tenms and emerged with a draw 3 3 ln their next meet the Badgers displayed excellent form and swamped Oconomovtoc 6 l ln the last dual meet of the season wlth Mayvllle the Badgers lost 6 l Later they spllt even rn two other matches Fore on the fanuax 1 Marrlgn Klumh h 5 long drne Carl Gruetzmacher plac trees hrs stance as Coach Grlgnon Malllxn Klumh Jim Albrecht and Duo Grogan uatch Page flftx tu o 0n Court and Green . The l..lttle Ten Tenms Meet was held m West Bend wlth the competition very keen The doubles team of lm Memberg and Eugene Sawyer reached the doubles flnals but could not defeat a Mayville duo The Bad gers placed fourth m the Little Ten Meet wth I3 points An mdlcatlon that the teams entered were of comparatlvely equal strength IS shown by the fmal pomt standmgs The t am champlon Waupun won the meet wlth I8 pornts The 49 squad conslsted of Eugene Sawyer rn Melnberg Blll Stern G1lbertBrucl-cmueller lettermen and erry Hoelz Duck Rehm Ted and Bob Hosp Coach Hrldebrand s 50 squad will be more expen enced because only Sawyer was lost by graduatlon I 949 GOLF SEASON The 49 golf squad started off the season with two lettermen Carl Gruetzmacher and lm Albrecht Dave Grogan and Marllyn Klumb were the other two players who completed the team The 49 season was a battle between Waupun Oconomowoc and West Bend The flrst meet was held at Beaver Dam where West Bend placed thlrd wlth a net total of 377 Carl Gruefz macher was low wlth 87 Dave Grogan had 94 Marr lyn Klumb 95 and lm Albrecht lOl The next meet was held at Berlm where the Badgers placed thlrd wlth a net total of 374 Carl Gruetzmacher posted an 84 Dave Grogan 95 Marilyn Klumb 96 and lm Albrecht 99 The thlrd meet was held at Columbus where the Badgers placed second with a net total of 385 Carl Gruetzmacher paced the team with an 87 Dave Grogan was second with 92 followed by Marl lyn Klumb with 98 and lm Albrecht with IOS ln the fourth meet at Hartford the Badgers took thlrd place wlth a net total of 375 Carl Gruetzmacher led the squad wlth a sparklmg 85 Marxlyn Klumb and lm Albrecht had 95 and Dave Grogan had l00 The sea son ended wlth the conference meet at Mayville Carl Gruetzmacher was low with 84 Dave Grogan and Marllyn Klumb had 97 and lm Albrecht had I03 When the totals were calculated the Badgers were m thlrd place Carl Gruetzmacher was third ln the con ference m ll'ldlVlClUBl scormg The team owes a great deal of nts succcess to Mr Grlgnon the coach J. . . ,, . - . . i n I' . . . . . 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