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

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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.

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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

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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