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

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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 ' ' . . ' Y Y . . . Y . ' . ' . . 71 1 r Y, 1 Y ' - v - v ' ' . , . . . - - V - 1 Y 7 ' ' Y' . r ' . L . . --- 4 . , --- , , --- . . Y- - Y . N Y ' ' Y A Y . 1 t Y Y Y Y Y Y , , , Y Y Y - A . ' . --- -L 1 - . . n --- - ' ' ' ' 5 . : j 1 'X ' ' ' : iar' Q' ', . '1 ' J ' ' B. , . , ' K .' ' .Z h.. , , ' 1. ,. . 5. - .' .' .Y Y . Y Y .GY V S ' v' 1 1 ' ' ' A. I A. v - 1 h S ' . .. ' --- 2 is ut- . 1 '.', . . 'r' --- ' -2 . , f ' ' --- ex- : z ' ' 2 j ' . j ' g - . ' ' is A ' d ts'-' z ' ' 't-' is 1 A. 1 : ' S A - ' s A 3 but ' fu ' will be ' l czruse of his joviality. history tor-rching, SC ' ' L. ' --- ' .' ' ' I ,. r r' ' - ' - ' . I I , ' 'Hr' ' ' ' 1 W A J , .' 11- .' - ' us in h -r' ju i ' y rar' 1 nd has br-en an l pe' 1 '- r 2 - has 'm rr is lot: nf fun aft -r' lass. rr rrr:rr'v1-lrvrrs fri- l t all ' 2 5' ' s. -' ' A f. ' ' '-- 'z I 's .' l. ' ', t 1 ' .--- .tr - as z 4- ' 1 ' . . .' --- io: as rnr- ' --'. 3 1 1 .- 5 ' . . . ' 2 ' M- ' - ,A- O H S .I ' I , kr th , .- F. 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 .' .

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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

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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