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

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1951 volume:

17.5 , . 5 :NLM Wifffg Q TABLE OF CONTENTS I Administration - - - 7 II Classes ------ 12 III Activities ----- 32 IV Sports ------- 54 V Senior Directory - - 69 Sponsors ----- 77aZZ444ea! iq Me Semcvw of Wea! gem! 71:94 Sedan! Wea' gene! 70c4can4w Margaret McCargo Co editors Jane Nehrbass Joel Cook Business Manager Don Mayo Advertising Manager James Sauer VI 74 Volume XXXVII ',. X .gl fiv- ..' I 'QV Q vaywnh -0 but-ofw!m! 2..,W 1 'flwkhffdf C W 5-as . , 5 w l .5 fi, Ex S ?,,,A' -42 Q.. c :,, 'gun 3: ff. 572' W' ' 174 I ' -'f 2 2 : I , , l..l g 'S pl . J. :J , E. Og A .Q . I, 'I I fan! Ju' 'I' C' ' X ' f Y ' '4 ,.--f-A K'tQ,'.',gj' 3' J ,X Um -156464 Wm 152 W1 76melalewm... Page three me70e?7cw4eafl5e As we review a year of memories. we realize that this has been the time of our lives. Recalling the football championship. class play practice. the struggle with a tough trig problem, the explosions in chem lab, these are the things that have become a part of school life. Walking across the campus before the hustle of morning class- es, we know that the hands of the clock will move forward. Four years out of a lifetime, and yet these years will always be remem- bered when good times are recalled. Bu MORNING Misr ON oUR CAMPUS ' A 1 5 gg,-r Vs I Q. A, o -'-, 1 2 ao .Oo 95 4, Time has made us grow '... we needed more room for the many new students who are con- tinually coming to West Bend High. During the 1951-52 school 5 4 . ' C 1f-tw. year work progressed on an addi- tion to the building. The new wing has two science rooms, six regular classrooms. and additions to the office and shop. Page five omni Woman? Page SIX a person by d9d1C3t1I'1g a yearbook to h1m IS a slmple yet slncere way to pay a lastlng trlbute to one xr ho IS deservlng of Sp6C131 recogmtron Because Roy T Grrgnon IS admxred by everyone who yearbook to h1m Born ln WISCOHSIH Raplds Mr Grlg non rece1ved h1S B A degree at Law renee College Further graduate study took h1m to the Un1vers1ty of VVISCOHSIH xx here he earned hrs M A degree Durmg World War I Sergeant Grlg non served fourteen months 1n France mth the famous 32nd Red Arrow D1v1 s1on Before commg to West Bend lVlr Grlgnon taught for f1ve years at Man nette Perhaps the reason every student enjoys chem so much IS because Pop would rather teach chem1stry than do anythmg else In 1936 Mr Grrgnon was state cha1rman of the chem1stry sectlon of the WISCOHSIH Educatlon Assoc1at1on The enjoyment of h1s granddaughter the tlme glven to serv1ce clubs and hours spent on the golf course occupv hls le1sure perlods At present Mr Grrgnon IS faculty manager of athletlcs and the golf coach He has always felt that good sportsman Shlp must be dlsplayed not only on the playmg f1eld but also 1n the grandstand The class of 1952 pays trrbute to 20? . , I , 2. 'Q , , ' v I O ' ' ' ' ' ' cs 77 . . y . . U meets him, the class of '52 dedicates this ' ' ' ' ' 1 l 7 .N . - -I ' l . . 1 7 V ' . ' 1' ' '. . . . H i O Q , BOARD OF EDUCATION Carl Schneiss, Treasurer, R. J. Stoltz Clerk: Mrs. George Kuehlthau: I.. R. Hand ke: Henry Dhein. Jr.. Director. entertain ing faculty members. After five years as principal of West Bend High School, Warren L. Evenson has accepted the position of senior high school principal at Fargo. North Dakota. Mr. Evenson has a B. S. degree from La- Crosse State Teachers College, an M. A. degree from the University of Chicago, and has almost completed the requirements for his doctor of philosophy degree. Although we regret his leaving, we congratulate Mr. Evenson on his promotion and wish him the best of luck in his new position. Students returning next fall will recognize the cheerful and familiar superintendent of West Bend Public Schools, Mr. Fred Holt. Mr. Holt has worked many long hours on the new addition plans so that students will find the high school less crowded. He has now completed four years at West Bend. Mr. Holt is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin, where he earned the B. S. and M. S. degrees. '71 Mr. Fred Holt I Mr. Warren I.. Evenson Page sexen 5 t F Page elght Frederlc B Baxter Bruce Bertram LOIS Bornfleth Robert C Caldwell Henry Carstens Norman E Colby Samuel J Cupery Ralph O Eggert Mrs George Erwm Frances E Fogtman Eleanore G Fora er Bruce Fossum Ethel M G1ll Roy T Gmgnon Edlth B Heldner Myron E Hlldebrand Wesley Kuckuk Carl M Kuss Marllyn Masely Raymond P Panfll Ramona Peardon Cell Podruch Marguerlte Prahl Roland G Runkel gl' It 1 llfany times, m sclzoo an ouf 2 ,F Page nine Page ten Oleda Sallander Carolme Schremer Walter G Schuelke Harold M Sh11Il'1OV1tZ Sh1r1ey Stadelmann Phy111s Stratton Robert C' Qtrohaffker Harrlet Talbot Marle Tronchuk Arthur E Wemer Robert F W1111ams Marlta Yahr BAXTER FREDERIC B Engl1sh Bend Advlser B E Plattevllle State Teachers College Ph M Un1vers1ty of WISCOHSIH Graduate Studv Columbla Un1vers1ty Umver sxty of Colorado BERTRAM BRUCE Amerlcan HlSt0fy Soc1alSc1ence De bate Coach Forensics B S Carroll College Graduate Study Un1vers1ty of WISCOHSID BORNFLETH LOIS Spamsh Engl1sh CoCha1rman of Jun lor Advlsers Ph B Marquette Un1vers1ty Graduate Study Un1vers1ty of W1scons1n CALDWELL ROBERT B Physlcal Educatlon Football Health Intramurals Track B E LaCrosse State Teach ers College Un1vers1ty of Arlzona UHIVCFSIIY of WISCOHSIH CARSTENS HENRY General Metals General Math Indus trial Arts B A Platteville State Teachers College COLBY NORMAN E M3th6m8tlCS Physlcs Central State Teachers College B A Un1vers1ty of WISCOHSIH M A Un1vers1ty of W1scons1n CUPERY SAMUEL J Chorus Oshkosh State Teachers College Mllwaukee State Teachers College EGGERT RALPH O Head of Commerclal Department Typmg Offlce Practlce Extra currlcular Accountmg Ad vlser B E Whltewater State Teachers College M A Northwestern Un1vers1ty ERWIN MRS GEORGE Engl1sh Cllpper Advlser Asslst ant Dramatlcs Coach Ph B Marquette Un1vers1ty lege B E Oshkosh State Teachers College M A Unlver Slty of WISCOHSIU FORSTER ELEANORE G Glrls Phys1calEducat1on B S LaCrosse State Teachers College Graduate Study Um verslty of Colorado FOSSUM BRUCE General Sclence Basketball Baseball B S Un1vers1ty of WISCOHSIH GILL MRS ETHEL M Llbrarlan B A Lawrence College GRIGNON ROY T Chemlstry Faculty Manager of Ath letlcs B A Lawrence College M A Un1vers1ty of W1s consm HEIDNER EDITH B Amerlcan Hxstory Dlrector of HIS torlcal Museum Advlser of Natlonal Honor SOCIGIY B A Un1vers1ty of WISCOHSIH Graduate Study Un1vers1ty of WISCOHSIH Columbla Un1vers1ty University of ChlC3g0 HILDEBRAND 'VIYRON E Soc1alSc1ence Tenms B A Oshkosh State Teachers College M A Northwestern Un1vers1ty Graduate Study Un1vers1ty of Colorado KLCKUK WESLEY Industrlal Arts B A Stout Instltute KDSS LARI NI Blology Physlcal Educatnon Football Baseball Intramurals B A Rlver Falls State Teachers Lollege Graduate Study Unnerslty of Nllnnesota MASELY MARILYN Home Economlcs Manager of Cafe terla B S Un1vers1ty of W1scons1n PANFIL RAYMOND P Engl1sh Sclence B S UHIVCFSIIV of WISCOHSIH Graduate Study Umversxty of W1scons1n Marquette Un1vers1ty PEARDON RAMONA Speech Engl1sh Class Play Advlser Dramatlcs Forenslcs Asslsted m Operetta Radlo Theatre Group Advlser for Semor Speech Bureau B A Carroll College PODRUCH CEIL German Engl1sh B A Un1vers1ty of W1scons1n Graduate Study Un1vers1ty of WISCOHSID PRAHL MARGUERITE Englxsh American Hlstory A Mount Mary College RUNKEL ROLAND G World Hlstory Football Track B E Mllwaukee State Teachers College Graduate Study Marquette Un1vers1ty SALLANDER OLEDA Home Economlcs B S Stout In stltute SCHREINER CAROLINE Blology Mathematlcs CAlgebra Advanced Mathematlcsb Cllpper Advlser Vlsual Alds Dlrector B S Mllwaukee State Teachers College M S Un1vers1ty of W1scons1n SCHUELKE WALTER G Industr1al Arts B S Stout Instltute M E Marquette Un1vers1ty SHLIMOVITZ HAROLD M Mus1cEducat1on B E Platte v1lle State Teachers College M M Illmols Wesleyan Graduate Study Un1vers1ty of WISCOHSIH Van Der Cook School of Muslc STADELMANN SHIRLEY Art B A Un1vers1ty of Wls consm W1scons1n State College STRATTON PHYLLIS Shorthand Steno Typmg Asslstant Debate Coach Advlser of Natlonal Honor SOCIEIY Foren slcs CoCha1rman of Junlor Advlsers B E Whltewater State Teachers College Graduate Studv Northwestern Un1vers1ty STROHACKER ROBERT C Bookkeeplng Busmess Law Salesmanshlp Typmg B Team Football B Team Basketball Intramurals B Ed Whltewater State Teach ers College M A Un1vers1ty of Denver TALBOT HARRIET Bl0l0gy Dramatlcs 'VI S Un1vers1ty of WISCOHSIH B S Oshkosh State Teachers College Grad uate Study Un1vers1ty of Mmn sota TRONCHUK MARIE Mathematlcs CGeometry Algebra General 'Vlathematlcsl B A Mount Mary College WEINER ARTHUR E Agrlculture B S Umverslty WISCOHSID WILLIAVIS ROBERT F Latin Soclal Sclence B Nlarquette UIIIVQFSIIV M A Marquette Un1vers1ty YAHR MARITA Engl1sh Soc1alSc1ence FOFCHSICS B Lmverslty of WISCONSIN Graduate Studv Unlversltv WISCOHSIH they ave gm e us fowar esire goas Page eleven ' . 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N, .N .f -14 'V 1, , ff, M, .fgrff ,K 52 f,,,., , .Q 1, H+ e X 27, 'Q 1, X :J Qu 4 E: 5 1 2 M Quix xg? gy fog-gy Q4- Wi df. - ' 1,35 ' , ag, 1' . ,, . no ffl '61 V I - 1,2 f-a, Top Row Doreen Boyung, Terry Benson, David Boles, Allen Boeker, Roger Bauman, Pat Boden, Jeannette Bintz. Third Row Luella Cypher, Ruth Brugger, Bernard Barth, Verna Broecker, Patricia Chapman. Cecilia Bies, James Biertzer, Tom Ackerman. Second Row --- Donna Butler, Nancy Buettner, Shirley Abel, Ben Barr, Donald Achterberg, Gordon Blanchette, Shirley Calmes, Anita Barker. Front Row --- Pettronella Claas, Sue Christenson, Jerome Boden, Patsy Brogan, Richard Becker, Emil Beimborn, Betty Arndt. Top Row --- Donna Gettelman, Herbert Breuer, Mathias Dornacker, William Chesak, James Cotter. Michael Donahue, Ralph Desens. Third Row --- Robert Dieringer, .Ioan Eckert, Diane Gibson, Dorothy Gosewehr, Leonard Casper, Rachel Geschke, Gladys Gonring, Richard Borchardt. Second Row Don DeTuncq, Marcella Dalske, Gloria Flasch, Roseanne Dengel, William Claybaugh, Franklin Dohrwardt, Carol Gessert. Front Row Loretta Gau, Kay Frankow, Mary Ann Goeden, David Cross, Arleen Gengler. OFFICERS Sue Christensen - Secretary-treasurer Bill Claybaugh - - - President Rose Marx - Vice-president Freshman Day! For many of us this day was the first time we had seen the inside of West Bend High School. The mixed emotions with which we had long viewed this day soon disappeared as our only thought centered on finding our way through the maze of rooms and corridors. One or two of us were lost for awhile, but all returned home safely that night. After several weeks, the teachers began to recog- nize faces and names when they saw the freshmen. Our right to vote was first put to use in election of freshmen class officers. Our president was Bill Claybaugh, our vice-president was Rose Marx and our secretary-treasurer was Sue Christenson. It was an honor for our class to have Tom Ackerman elected as vice-president of the Student Senate. All of us had heard of school spirit, but its real meaning came to us at the pep meetings and the foot- ball games where we cheered right along with the upperclassmen, our enthusiasm making up for our lack of experience. In our opinion our first home- coming was a grand success. Babette Rohrman, a fellow freshman, found the toothpick and had the honor of crowning the queen and lighting the bonfire. The freshman class engaged actively in the sports program, in various speech contests, and in dramatics and debate. Our freshman days were swift and busy. In looking back, we find we really had an enjoyable and successful freshman year. We are looking forward with even more expectancy to the sophomore year. Page fourteen Top Row 'l'eresa Gundrum. Thomas Gerstenberger. James Fechter. Roger Gutjahr. Lyle Giessen. Robert llaekbarth, Alfred Goshaw, Gerald Gruenhagen. Third Row ftlary Keeley. Mary Juech. Gloria Kell, Marilyn Groth. Mary Heipp. Helen Groh, Beverly Johann. Second Rowe- Donald Gonring. Judith Herman, Nancy Junghans, Joyce Jung. Joanne Hammes. Gordon Griesemcr. Front Row Susan Griepentrog. Virginia Hoy, Marvin Groth. Barbara Guse. Top Row Peggy Molter. Mark Kiley, Lester Mueller. Daniel Lueck. Adeline Minz. Judy Matenaer. Third Row Carolyn Neitzel. Nancie Matenaer, NVilliam Meyer. Thomas Lehn, Rita Newman. Dorothy Oelliafen. Second Row Rose Marx. Barbara Maurer. Marion Ogden. Leon Kober, Ronald Krell, Rhoda Mueller. Front Row Robert Liesse. Alice Otten. Nlary Lou McLaughlin. Allan Martin. Top Row Frederick Schmidt. Don Shaw, Clarence Schmidt. Tom Riley. Ron Rose. Don Schreiner, Robert Siegfried. Third Row Frances Schuster, Norman Schmidt. Gerald Seideman. Carl Sponholz, Mary Smithers, Carla Stauske, Joanne Scharabok. Second Row---Charleen Snayely,Jackie Summerfie1d.Joanne Sehlicht. Peggy Schacht, Marion Schweiger, Kathryn Schuster. Front Row Barbara Sonnenberg, Janis Stockhausen. Donna Steiner. Eileen Staral. Top Row Richard Hargcr. Eugene Heimerl. George Heilmann. Harry Kissinger, tjalyin Held, Carmen Kerry. Mary .-Xnn Koenings. 'l'hird Ron Marlene Kohn. Kay Laufer. Arthur llernil-tl. Donna Kruepke. Pat Klein, Dorothy lioenings. .Xrlyn Knutson. Second Row Norman Kempf. Donna Lewis. Donna Kuechler, Darlene Lahr, Vincent Kircher, Irene Lauters, Joanne Koeningm. Front Row Richard Ilerbst. fVlaryin Hembel. Donald Kempf. Jeanne Koester, Rachel Lochen. Fern Koester. Top R:iw Barbara Potter. Thomas Putnam, Allen Peters. Harvey Radke. Thomas Opgenorth. Patricia Raab. Memoree Rubel, Third Row IVlarietta Peters. Daniel Norton. Ira Oelhafen, Donald Phillipi. Shirley Puestow, Shirley Roell, Janet Peters. Second Row Beverly Potter. Donald Rehwaldt, Donna Rieke. Ann Polenske. Gloria Roeber. Carol Puerling. Front Row Darrelt Naumann. Patricia Rose. Myrtle Quaas. Robert Nohr. Richard Peters, Vernon Rauch. Top Row Bernard VVerner. Gene Wilfer, Eugene Werner. Ken Tim- pel, Donald Wiedmeyer, Jim Wandschneider, Carl Zache, Third Row---Sharon Wohlwend. Delores Tomko. Connie Wernicke. Arthur Zangerle. Lance Thate, Eugene Wiedmeyer. Merlyn Wuenne. Second Row Paul Steiner. King Spradau, Donald Trakel. Phillip Yahr, Ruth VVeiss, Barbara Zarling, Betty Troedel. Front Row ---.Ioan Waala, Noraleen Wendelborn. Diane Weinreich. Diane Wolf. Darceal Tackes. Top Row Richard Becker, Betty Boldt, Brian Beck, Tom Baer, Tom Bell, Clayton Belongia, Gerald Boldt, Shirley Becker. Third Row Alan Blanchette, Joanne Bohn. Gladys Boden, Nancy Arseneau, Marjorie Bruckmueller, Nancy Benson, Barbara Beck, Kenneth Averill. Second R0yv Lillian Brinkman, Rita Best, Patricia Bergin, Ruth Bunke, Jeanne Bassett, Laura Baertlein. .Janet Allarding. Front Royv Bob Bart. Robert Beimborn. Donald Becker. Harvey Bastian. Marlene Bastian, Helen Boesen. Top Royv Jack Foell. Gene Fickler, Fred Grauberger. David Gumm. Ronald Geschke. Paul Gundrum. Dennis Gagan. Third Royv Don Friedemann, James Gonring, Floyd Endlich. Marion Grover, Ramona Hardegen. Rita Gundrum. Second Royv Faith Gauger, Joanne Gutjahr. Therese Hausniann. Diane Glander, Clarence Engeleiter. Jim Giomhetti, Front Row Catherine Harger, Joanne Gessner. Rosemary Gengler. Rosemary Gerlach. Top Row Robert Lauson, John Kirsch. James Kieckhafer. Claude Laabs, Dennis Kral, John Knoeek, Roger Krell. Third Row---Joan Naus, Loris Luecke, Ronald Kocher. Marlene Nic- olztus, Roger Kohn. Second Row llucille Miller, Ann Lickman, Jean Nitz, Phyllis May, Front Row Carol Nierode, Sally Landvatter, Susiin Leiscr, Dianne Nlechenich. Top Royv Joan Flasch, Lois Cotton, Philip Casper, Robert Buchelt. Don Cupery, Arnold Dyck, Don Dickman. Third Royv lionald Chase, Patil Collins, Warren Ciriacks, Jeanne Collien, Eileen Frank, Nancy Crass. Second Row Shirley Demmon. Janet Ehlers, Ethel Frank, Kenneth Ciriaeks, Alvin Bumiller, Raymond Brinkman, Mariann Friess. Front Row Barbara Frankow. Rosemary Dahringer, Dorothy Cross. Dorothy Eyvert, Top Royv Raymond Heiting. Melroy Juech, Frederick Hafeman, Arthur Janz. Francis Hupfer. Third Royv Peter Hosp. Stanley Hall. Mike Jenkins, Lanore Kurth. Donna Mae Hensler, Gloria Jonas. Second ARow Janet Kenny, LouAnn Held, Nicholas Habersetzer. Marie Krueger, Robert Hensler, Roger Johnson. John Haehig. Front Row---Faye Jacklin. Kathleen Kritz. Marilyn Hetzel, Rita Kircher. Mary Ellen Holi, Nancy Hoelz. Top Royv llon Peters, 'l'om Oelhafen, John Moeller. Bob Molter. Lloyd Luecke, Carlos Meilinger. Third Row llon Peiffer, Donna Peters, Edgar Maas. Earl Peters. Arlene Rosin, James Nohr. Second ROVV JOI'I'X Matenaer, Janet Roberts, Phyllis Phillips, Elaine Ponath, Shirley Richter, Eileen Schaefer, Elaine Peters, Front Row ---Marolyn Reynolds, Marlene Reynolds, Donna Sander, Marion Oelhafcn, Pat Palt. was mv 'rr .ff 'f 7'l- '. IX - .. . T, L. .L .. O W O CLASS OFFICERS Jerry Matenaer - Vice-president Bob Lauson - - - President Barbara Frankow - Secretary-treasurer That blast of cannon just heard was the soph- omore class arriving on the first day of school. In just a few short months we had changed from green freshmen to superior sophs. We wasted no time, but plunged like dolphins into the swing of high school life. Bob Lauson, Jerry Matenaer, and Barbara Frankow were chosen as our class officers. When homecoming rolled around, we partici- pated eagerly. Ethel Frank was our candidate for Queen. Two sophs, Dick Becker and Roger Stoffel helped make the championship football team tops. Ilo Rauscher made the varsity basketball team and played excellent ball. Several fellow classmates gave the track team a boost, among whom was Ed Zautcke, speedy quarter-miler. We dominated all the B teams, with Dennis Kral, Gordon Rose, and Tom Oel- hafen being most outstanding. We really churned up the air waves in speech activities. Dennis Kral and John Moeller, our silver- tongued orators, led the group. Close on their heels were Celia Frank, Dave Gumm and Barbara Laycock. Many others contributed their talents to drama- tic productions, the Clipper staff and the operetta. We sophs shouted loudest at pep-meetings, back- ing our teams to the hilt at all games, and showed an indefatigable school spirit. Page seventeen Top Row --- Lavern O. Severson, Robert Schecker, Ilo Rauscher, Ken- neth Schmidt, Robert Schneider, Gordon Rose, Earle Sepersky, Lavern C. Severson. Third Row --- Shirley Stoffel, Alice Spaeth, Raymond Sell, Audrae Schlicht, Linda Taagen, David Schowalter, Carmen Schlicht. Second Row --- Shirley Steger, Janet Schultz, Gerald Rosenthal, Dar- lene Schmidt, Irene Tennies, Ross Schleif. Front Row --- Corrine Smith, Betty Thatc, Arlene Techtmann, Iva J. Swearingen, Louella Schmidt. Top Row Edward Zautcke, James Walsh, Daniel Wiedmeyer, Jim Wolf, Roger Stoffel, Lloyd Spaeth. Third Row --- Bob Wallenfelsz, Dorothy Thompson, Shirley Tock, Mary Washick, Ruth Vass, Ann Viesselmann. Second Row Joanna Wolf, Jim Wiedmeyer, Clarence Stier, Ruth Wuensch, Helen Truss, Arlette Zahn. Front Row Jerry Zimmel, Mona Volkmann, Pat Vandeloo, Bette Weber. Top Row Richard Blanchette, Robert Bottleman, Daniel Cook, Joseph Altschafl, Clifford Ahrens, Myron Belongia, Donald Bohn. Third Row V-V Donald Boyung, Janet Abel, Marilyn Boden, Evelyn Calmes, Rita Albrecht, Donald Backhaus. Second Row --- Leonard Barth, Irene Boden, Margaret Ann Ciriacks, Marguerite Bellin, Mary Ackerman, John Boesen. Front Row Donna Bastian, Barbara Borchardt, Evelyn Bartelt, Esther Ackerman. Top Row --- Kenneth Frank, Danny Duernberger, Robert DeTuncq, Douglas Devenport, Charles Gessert, Lloyd Dean, Glen Donahue. Third Row --- Barbara Denker, Shirley Emmer, Rosalie Falk, Ray Gerlach, Wayne Gessner. Second Row --- Kay Dunlop, Donna Engelmann, Betty Falter, Doris Ewert, Darlene Cross. Front Row --- Mary Daley, Marilyn Eichsteadt, Jacqueline Cook, Dian Degnitz. X.. -nhl 9 ay' CLASS OFFICERS Jim Lang ------ President Jacqueline Cook - - Secretary-treasurer Ken Frank - - Vice-president Presto! Here we are juniors with all the prestige and esteem that we had envied so much last year. Now we, too, have attained that social prominence. Soon after school started, we elected Jim Lang as our class president and prom king, Kenny Frank, vice-president and Jacqueline Cook, secretary-trea- surer. We chose our class rings in October. How proudly we flashed them to those who were not yet upperclassmen. After a long and hard struggle against the sen- iors, we finally succeeded in the annual Student Senate campaign to have a representative of the class as an officer. Donna Held became secretary-treasurer. Several juniors played on the football team and helped to make it the best ever. The junior cheer- leaders were Blanche Stowers, Ann Matenaer, and Janine Maxon. Edith Shaw, one of our classmates, reigned as queen at the annual Mid-Winter Snow Ball. Basketball claimed our athletes too Kenny Frank, Danny Duernberger, and Bob Kell. Many Juniors excelled in speech work. For the latter part of the season our A debate team was made up entirely of juniors Mary Lou Millard, Carol Gonring, Walter Ziegler, and Steven Schatz. Highlighting the year was the long-awaited jun- ior prom, held on May 2. Stairway to the Stars was chosen as the theme. The hard work of all the enthusiastic juniors made the prom a great success, Page eighteen 2 e.-L W 1. Top Row lildred Gierach, Harry Grmer, Alex Gosse, Paul Hoffman. Melvin Gullickson, Wilbur Hensler, Tim Holk. Third Rowe-Doris Gonring. Marlyn Fritz, Joe Hahersctzer, Carol Guse. Duane Gundrum, Carol Goeden, Eugene Herman. Second Row Janet Haebig, Rochelle Groth, Roger Glander, Lowell Hauch, Orville Gierach, Charlotte Goeden. Phyllis Hansen. Front Row llelen Grandis. Carol Gengler. Lois Fuller, Carol Gon- ring. Elsie Gerhardt. Top Roxv Cynthia Kuechler, James Lang, Roger Kreuscher. Paul Matenaer, Robert Murray. Third Row Ruth Mayer, Pat May, Elvira Marth, Joseph Miller, Carol Laufer, Jerry Marsden. Second Row ---Olive Marquardt. Mary Matenaer, Janis Krueger, Ver- non Martin. Front Row Janine Maxon, Ann Matenaer, Delores Mayer. Beverly Lloyd, Charlotte Landvatter, Top Row Warren S c h e u n e m a n n , Richard Schmidt. Clarence Schwartz, Roman Stoffel, Robert Schoenhaar, Daniel Smith. Richard Schloemer. Third Row llorothy Schmidt, Marlene Tesker, Steven Schatz, Her- bert Sponholz, Mary Ellen Ritger. Second Row Wayne Severson, Mary Truss, Barbara Stangl, Mary Ann Spaeth, Marion Ritger. Front Row ---Gloria Schowalter, Viona Schmidt, Carol Troedel. Edith Shaw. Blanche Stowers. Top R0xv Marvin Hron, Downer Kilby, Bob Kissinger, Bob Kell, Howard Justman, Jerry Klein, Andy Klumb. Third Row Joyce Herman, Lois Kohl. John Klassen, Phyllis Jones. Donna Held. Kristine Hoy, Second Row Geraldine Junghans. Susan Kircher, Lorraine Heil- mann, Sally Kell, Marcella Kertscher. Front Row Carol Heinecke. Darlis Justman. Lorraine lsselman, Top Row---Carol Minz. Mary Lou Millard, Mary O'Meara. Penny Ramaker, George Neeb, Tevis Reynolds, Jim Nienow, Paul Naus. Middle Row Pat Metz, Lou Ann Puestow, Valorie Moritz, Jeanice Michaels, Joann Pomahac. Ed Picrog, Jim Puerling. Front Row---Jeanette Mintzlaff, Jane Mintzlaff, Roger Reichert, Roseann Otten, Shirley Meyer. Top Row--'James YVeiss, Norbert VVickman, Charles Wiskerchcn, Albert Tennies, Allen Zimmerman, Robert Vass, Conway Yurk, Third Row Beverly Wuenne. Kenneth Yahr, Carole Weber, Walter Ziegler, Lucille Wardius, Luella Zimmerman. Lucille Wiedmeyer. Second Row Gilbert West. Joan Zautner, Nancy Weston, Allen Zimmel, Donna Rae Zahn. Connie Zalar. Front Row---Diana Zinke, Dorothy Wendelborn. Anita Wendelborn. Nancy Vfickert. Evelyn VVolf. Xb! fv '! H A ' CLASS OFFICERS Joan Wagner - - Secretary-treasurer Charles Spaeth - - - President John Gadow - Vice-president Every now and then we seniors stop to say, Doesn't it seem strange to be a senior and to be graduating in June?l' We have come a long way in four years, and now are proudly and justly able to bear the title of a senior. Oh! how we remember that September morn- ing in 1948 when we entered the high school for the first time. At first we were rather uncertain of ourselves as are all freshmen, but after a few days we knew the school routine quite well. When class elections were held, we selected Don Mayo as presidentg George Brugger as vice-president, and Sandra Kell as secretary-treasurer. We had our first homecoming and realized what an enjoy- able task it was to work on floats and windows. As the year drew to a close. we had established our- selves as loyal citizens of West Bend High. We returned to school that fall and partici- pated in the many activities that took place. For our officers we chose Robert May, presidentg Dick Richie, vice-presidentg and James Miller, secretary- treasurer. When homecoming arrived, Miss Pod- ruch's homeroom received a second place award for its float. Several of the sophomore boys showed their ability at sports, and our class was also well represented in forensics. Then the junior year, one which we will never forget! One of the first things on the agenda for that year was the selection of class rings. We elect- ed class officers, who were James Rosenheimer, president: James Weber, vice-presidentg and Jean Herlin, secretary-treasurer. Again at homecoming we displayed our creative ability, for Mr. Runkells homeroom took first place for its float and Mr. Caldwel1's homeroom first place for its window. Before we knew it, it was time to begin work on the prom, and work we did. The theme was Cin- derella , The crowning of our king, James Rosen- heimer and his queen, Joan Wagner, highlighted the events of that wonderful evening. And now we had reached our most unforget- able years we were seniors. Ronald Larson was elected president of the Student Senate and Charles Spaeth, John Gadow, and Joan Wagner were elected as president, vice-president and secre- tary-treasurer of the senior class. This year proved to be more busy than the rest, for we were always rushing to class play rehearsals and commence- ment committees, getting Bend stories in on time or being fitted for caps and gowns. As we reached the climax of our high school career, we could honestly say it was one job well done. ,J Top Hours of planning College Day Center Hours of work Senior Announcements Committee Beverly Becker Betty Berg Maia Bergmann Barbara Bernhardt Marilyn Bunke Betty Conrad Joel Cook Barbara Dewey Richard Finch Bottom Hours of fun Hobo Day glance fall Paul Fischer Rosemary Fellenz Joanna Franz John Gadovi Ellen Goddard Nancy Hughes Ronald Kral Ronald Larson Barbara Leiser Mary Loduha Margaret McCargo George Mmz Jane Nehrbass Rita Reinders James Sauer Delores Schrank Gladys Stoffel Carol Suchy Horst Wagner Page twenty-one if Mary Ann Arndtx endow SylV13 Baesemann Carol Bastlan Robert Becker Mary Barwlck Paul Baumer Robert Bell Beverly Becker George Behlmg As we sian on a new f reslwlci on y we semors nohce Mathew Belongla Barbara Bernhardt Mala Bergmann Barbara Bohn Marllyn Bunke Gerald Bohn Walter Bykowskl Page twenty two Susan Cannon al ll l ' ' Betty Berg 1 Q X 5 I Y S l 'Y' l?52 Gerald Elsenmannv Mmerva Engelelter Karl Ewert Peter Fantl Joseph Fauster Rosemary Fellenz Karl Flckler Rlchard Flnch Paul Flscher i e an S0 f ecoc sfoppmg ora ews Ori secon S Bonme Chesak Ruth Crass Jerome Dleterlch Betty Conrad J oel Cook Arthur Degmtz Barbara Dew ey Denms Drlcken Glenway Ehnert Page twenty three ll ll J f ll l L ' f f ll .. ! N. a N 4 U V Gerald Fogt John Gadow Allce Gerner Tom Foley Joanna Franz Carmen GHFCIH Peter Gelb Carol Gerner Page twenty four Wu Sd-I Tom Glombettl Ellen Goddard Allen Goldammer Don Grotelueschen Francls Groth Irene Gundrum Lorralne Habersetzer Harvey Herbst Jean Herhn .J L rm wg. is .3 Howard Gerner 1 , For a moment we feel losf in a worlol 7?52 Paul Hetebrueg Q! B111 Hllgendorf Ray Indermuehle Marle Jazak Carl Kalser Gerald Kempf f ai rs Jlecl wltll many con usmg ISSUQS Nancy Hughes Ronald Johnson Sandra Kell Alan Klettl Lo1s Koller Luc111e Kowalske Ronald Kral Merlln Kremer Phyllls Krueger Sally Kuechler Jams Kuehl f Tom Landvatter ,ft 1 Page twenty five l fy . ll . jf. . JL' . . 0. - ,I f Robert May Don Mayo Margaret McCargo Leslle Merrlamx' George Mlnz Page twenty s1x James M1l1er Kenneth Mlller Sylvla Monday Esther Moser Carol Lang Aloxs Laufer Mary Loduha Dorothy Lang Ronald Larson Bette Laufer Barbara Lelser Wllbert Lucka Ernest Maas We may e in cloulri as io M52 Jane Nehrbass Clara Mae Nelson Walter Nommensen J ame Putnam Ruth Nxenow LOIS Penoske Esther Pepl1nsk1 Glenn Raab Betty Redlg wlzaf f e future lzo S or us Rlchard Rehm James Rosenhe1mer Barbara Ruegg James Sauer Carol Schacht Kathleen Relchert Rlta Relnders Charlotte Rusch Betty Schalles Page twenty seven ll ldf . Janlce Scheunemann Gladys Schlelf Roger Schoedel Delores Schrank Carlta Schuetz Tom Schlelf John Schroeder R1ta Schuppel Sue Schuster Buiwerecwzei aff e an so f ecoc w1 agam Page twenty-eight Raymond SchW1nn Charles Spaeth Kenneth Stauss Saralea Stelner Carol Strack Gladys Stoffel Nancy Suckow Danlel Stoffel Carol Suchy 0,4 1952 Tony Taagen Deloris Utech Kenneth Vass Horst Wagner J oan Wagner Mary Waldklrch James P Weber James R Weber Margaret Welch move as we fa e our p ace m f e parade 0 hme Mary Wlckert W1n1fred Wlechman Lawrence Wledmeyer Robert Wledmeyer Paul Wllke Kathleen Wolf Dale Wulff Wlthdrew Entered Armed Forces Carol Wolf Gerald Zarlmg Page twenty mne PLAY CAST STEVENS defense attorney Don Mayo STEVENS SECRETARY Carol Strack FLINT prosecutmg attorn y John Gadow FLINTS SECRETARY Dorothy Lang 'P-M Order gentlemen' ROBERTA VAN RENSSELAER COURT ATTENDANT TWO POLICEMEN STENOGRAPHER KAREN ANDRE Barbara Bernhardt WHITFIELD DOCTOR KIRKI AND DETECTIVE VAIN FLEET POLICEMAN SWEEINEY MRS FAULKNER MRS HUTCHINS MAGDA SVENSON CLERK OF COURT BAILIFF PRISON MATRON JUDGE HEATH JANE CHANDLFR Page thirty Jlm Sauer Joel Cook Horst Wagner Lyle Soyk Barbara Dewev Ellen Goddard Sue Schuster Francls Groth Jlm Rosenhelmer Clara Mae Nelson Jlm M111 r Betty Berg SIGURD JUNQUIST LARRY REGAN Place Tlme Place Tlme Place Tlme ACT I Superior Coult of A day ln March ACT II The same The next day ACT III The same The followlng day Barbara Bohn Dlck Flnch Pete Ge1b l Bob Wledmeyer Marllyn Bunke Ron Larson Tom G1ombett1 New York P This year's Senior Class play, The Night of January 16th was a departure from the conventional type of class play in that it included audience partici- pation. Twelve persons picked from the audience during each performance served as jurors. All of the action of the play took place in the Supreme Court of New York City. The plot of the play is the murder trial of Karen Andre. Karen is accused of the murder of her em- ployer, Bjorn Faulkner, whom she has served as secretary for ten years, and with whom she was also in love. Bjorn Faulkner was an unscrupulous finan- cier of dynamic character who built up a huge for- tune with Karen's help. His interests were vast and stretched over several continents, but at the time of his death his empire had crashed, and he was faced with ruin. He met Nancy Whitfield, whose father was Student director Marilyn Bunke with Miss Peardon One of us is lying ---and we both know which one A g IXTEEN will in Q 5' i a man of great wealth, and arranged a marriage with her in order to secure a loan of 25 million dollars from her father. This huge loan, however, was not enough to save his many enterprises. He then ar- ranged for a false suicide, intending to flee with Karen and start anew in South America. Much evidence is introduced to convict Karen of his murder supposedly because of jealousy, and other evidence points a finger at Mr. Whitfield, his father-in-law. This evidence, as given by numerous witnesses, some comic and others tragic, gives the play its unique qualities, and the audience-jury made it possible to have two different endings-each a satisfactory conclusion. The play was directed by Miss Peardon and Mrs. Erwin, who were assisted by Marilyn Bunke, the student director. Two performances were given. Your fingerprints are on this gun . . The Cast relaxes during rehearsal thirt 3'-t wo 'tax '43 'UIQ hr 1,0 r . fi Wi: 14? E J- Paul Baumer, Joanna Franz, Far Row Glen Ehnert, Paul Wilke, Blanche Stowers, Ruth Crass, Betty Conrad. Third Row Paul Baumer, Maia Bergmann, Joanna Franz, Mary Matenaer, Lucille Ron Larson, Margaret McCargo Wa,-dius. Second Row Ron Larson, Margaret McCargo, Mary Loduha, Mary Lou Millard, Carol Gonring. Near Row Marilyn Bunke, Jim Sauer, Joel Cook, Don Mayo. Q .4+4n ' J p , V ' ,Xp 7 'H . -fb' Hi' Jim Sauer, Paul Baumer, Joanna Franz, Maia Bergmann. til Page thirty-four -215 1 The principal object of the National Honor Soci- ety is to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimu- late a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in the students of the West Bend High School. During the first semester of the 1951-52 school year officers of the Honor Society were Paul Baumer, president, Ronald Larson, vice-president, Margaret McCargo, secretary, and Joanna Franz, treasurer. Paul Baumer was elected president again the second semester, with Jim Sauer as vice-president, Joanna Franz as secretary and Maia Bergmann as treasurer. The National Honor Society chooses new mem- bers twice a year. In 1951-52, 15 new members were taken into the society because of their qualities of scholarship, character, service, and leadership. Members of the National Honor Society must be juniors or seniors who have spent at least one semes- ter in West Bend High School. Members must have a scholarship average of not less than 8592 and be outstanding in the other qualities mentioned above. Miss Heidner, Miss Stratton, Miss Prahl, Mr. Evenson, Mr. Baxter, and Mr. Panfil are the faculty advisers of the society. The society, one of the school's youngest organi- zations, was organized at the end of the spring term in 1950. Members chosen for the second semester and not pictured are Rosemary Fellenz, Kristine Hoy, Jane Nehrbass, Dick Ruppin, Edith Shaw and Dale Wulff. ofa 6me70eZZ Each year many awards are given to students for outstanding achievements in athletics. debate. schol- arship. leadership. and service at the West Bend High School. Some of the outstanding awards in 1951 were: Jim Jansen and Jackie Case received the 1951 Legion Award from Leroy Gonring for their meri- torious work during their high school career. The awards are given to those who best represent the qualities of courage, service. character, leadership and scholarship. Last year the Thelma Schowalter Scholarship, presented by Norman Schowalter, was given to Elaine Geidel whose character and interest in nursing qualified her to attend the School of Nursing of the Evangelical Deaconess Hospital By possessing qualities of dependability, service, leadership and patriotism, a senior girl is eligible for the D. A. R. Award. Last year Jackie Case was given this outstanding award by Mrs. Nielsen. The student who shows interest and initiative in achieving his high school education in spite of handi- caps and difficulties that he must encounter receives the Kiwanis Award. This award was won by Lillian Hornshoe. D A R. Award Schowalter Scholarship American Legion Award Ziegler Scholarship The Bausch and Lomb Award is presented to the student who is outstanding in the field of science. The award. a medal. was given to Tom Strodthoff by Mr. Colby. The D. J. Kenny Award is given each year to the boy and girl debaters who have improved and shown the most progress during the past season. This S100 award may be given to members of any class. Wally Ziegler and Carol Gonring were given this award by Mr. Kenny. The Ziegler Foundation has established a schol- arship program, which provides S300 annually to two outstanding seniors whose scholarship. leadership, and good character enable them to be chosen. Each scholarship may be continued for the duration of a four-year college course. Mr. Kieckhafer presented the awards to two worthy students, Jim Jansen and Carolyn Schloemer. Mr. Bob Pick presented a watch to the honor athlete, Bill Wolf. and a medal to the outstanding girl athlete, Janet Ellmauer. A medal is also given to the seniors for active participation in one. two, or three sports. West Bend's program of rewards for jobs well done is an outstanding feature of school life. Kiwanis Award Bausch Sz Lomb Award Pick Award Kenny Debate Award In the government of the school as in the govern- ment of our country the individual is the most im- portant person. The student council aims to make our school better for you and for every succeeding class that enters through these doors. In the fall of the year every home room elects a senator and an alternate. These members together with President Ron Larson, Vice-president Tom Ack- erman, Secretary-treasurer Donna Held and Mr. Evenson, our adviser, meet to talk over problems pertaining to our school. The first project this year was the homecoming celebration. Committees were appointed to take care of the bonfire, the parade and the many other ar- rangements that help to make a homecoming fun. Under the management of the senate the moni- tor system has been working successfully. Page thirty-six 5 NN Tom Ackerman, Ron Larson, and Donna Held Two senators were elected to represent us at the Little Ten Council meetings and to exchange ideas with other schools. The senate also sponsored a successful variety show to raise money for the student activity card, thereby saving the students much money. The activ- ity card admits the students to games, dances and other extra-curricular activities and pays for the Clipper and a down payment on the Bend. A committee of senators was appointed to tabu- late the points each class earned toward the achieve- ment cup and to see which class should receive it. An Alma Mater was also adopted. In these ways, as well as in many other actions. the Senate carried out its task of representing the individual student. Far Row Harvey Herbst, Eugene Herman, Chuck Spaeth, Cliff Ahr- ens, Jim Weiss, John Koehn. Fourth Row Bette Laufer, Betty Schalles, Carmen Garcia, Jim Sauer, Ruth Bunke, Jeanne Collien, Horst Wagner. l Third Row Mary Lou Millard, Edith Shaw, Ann Matenaer, Kay Dunlop, Betty Thate, Arlette Zahn, Marlene Reynolds. Second Row Anita Barker, Carol Gessert, Donna Held, Nancie Mat- enaer, Betty Troedel, Bob Lauson, George Heilmann, Gordon Griese- mer, Tom Ackerman, Peter Hosp. Near Row Janis Stockhausen, Bar- bara Bernhardt, Dennis Kral, David Gumm, Ron Larson. getwdzl 'va getween Z' -'V gf .6 . Q Q,f Q Time to chat before 1:15 classes. The chorus gets help from the Wisconsin Sgate Col- lege music instructor, Mr, Johnson. Ron Larson introduces the Armistice Day speaker. Mr. William Marth. Is my hem even? What do boys talk about? 'iAttention: Clippers will be stacked in Room 210 . Pop Grignon takes orders for Junior Class rings. The Halloween Dance. 3116! Page Thirty-seven g I -.I .-oi' r t lf7'-E ' Joel Cook Co edltor Don Mayo Busmess Manager Jane Nehrbass Co edltor .hm Sauer Advertlsmff Manager Margaret McCargo C0 edltor A good yearbook one that IS a real memory book of the best txmes of our IIVGS IS one that w1ll reflect the personahty of the students 1n our hrgh school The edltors have trled to plcture school l1fe as lt really IS Whlle lookmg at the Bend anyone w1ll reallze that todays teenagers take prlde ln thelr school and school act1v1t1es An outstandmg yearbook can be publlshed only through the comblned efforts of many people The followmg students under the guldance and advlce of Mr Baxter have pooled thelr ab1l1t1es to help pro duce the 1952 Bend Top Row Harry Grover Dan Stoffel Paul Baumer Don Mayo Steve Schatz Jlm Rosenhelmer Second Row Jlm Sauer Mary Lou Mlllard Mary Loduha Barbara Bohn Rosemary Fellenz Susan Cannon Joanna Franz Barbara Lelser Barbara Bernhardt Aegead Ronald Larson Track Homecommg Honor Soclety Joanna Franz Band Tlmekeepers Betty Conrad Semor Story Prom Marllyn Bunke Senate Var1et1es My Slster Elleen Marv Lou 'Vhllard Junlor Story Carmen Kerry Freshman Story Barbara Bernhardt Semor Class Play Carol Guse G A A Don Mayo Football Basketball Baseball Marv Loduha Faculty Awards Carol Gonrmg Debate Forenslcs Barbara Lelser Cllpper Chorus Brlan Beck Sophomore Story Paul Baumer Tennls Barbara Dewey Operetta Edith Shaw Student Senate Steve Schatz and Wally ZIBUIQI Golf Harry Grover and Jerry Marsden Photography Many other students contrlbuted tlme and effort to the task of obta1n1ng sponsorshlps The yearbook staff has trled to bear m m1nd two prlmary alms flrst to make the annual a real mem ory book by lncludmg a plcture of every faculty member and student and second to record a com plete h1story of the school year IH plctures If these two goals are accompllshed then the staff members w1ll have produced a well planned Bend Front Row Jerry Marsden John Gadow Ellen Goddard Carol Gonrmg Carmen GHYCIH Barbara Dewey Betty Conrad Janlce Scheunemann Ronald Larson Page thxrtv elght ,... Q A R IX 'Na' K , r 4' ,, 'K . . - J - ..... ' 3 ,. 'M yawn. IQ , ' , . , . . ' .-.f.. ,, N :r t ' . ' ' i ' 1 - J ' Rosemary Fellenz -'----- Clubs , ' . Q U 1 A ' Z - - Q Q 1 ' Q 1 5 Q ,.,,- - V - ' .. 3 ' ---- ' 1 , ........ Y . . . . . . l ' o ' ' ' ' ' . , . . . . 1 , - . . . . A , , .' . , ' . . . 7 '-- v 1 D Y 1 I ' y y y ' I Y . 7 Y Y ' Y Y I Y Y Y V 1 I ' Y 7 ' 'W . .f Top Row Barbara Devine, Lucille Wardius, Elvira Marth, Maia Bergmann, Jane Nehrbass, Saralea Steiner, Joanna Franz, Janice Scheunemann, Beverly Becker, Janet Abel, Lou Ann Puestow, Betty Boldt, Faith Gauger, Mary Ellen Holl. Third Row Nancy Wickert, Marilyn Bunke, Mary Matenaer. Betty Conrad, Rosemary Fellenz, Ruth Nienow, Barbara Frankow, Carmen Garcia, Ellen Goddard, Joanne Wolf. Beverly Wuenne. Moneen Burke, Sue Kircher. ie The Clipper not only brings the current school news to the students, but provides a means of enter- tainment and enjoyment. The Clipper also provides a means of creativeness on the part of the students. Members of the feature staff can use their talents in both humorous and serious features, the news staff can be ingenious in its efforts in writing the school news interestingly, and the art staff uses its origin- ality in drawing the cover and illustrating the various advertisements. No matter what part a person plays in the production of the Campus Clipper he has the thrill of seeing his work in print. Since the subscription price of the Clipper was again included in the Student Activity Card, the Clip- per was distributed to every student and teacher in school. This year we had a new Clipper adviser. Mrs. George Erwin. Little need be said about her efforts in putting out the school paper. The high standards. the interesting and new material, and the good pre- sentation of the Clipper news speak for her. Miss Schreiner. assistant adviser. has also done a com- mendable job for the paper. The editorial staff, which capably produced the Clipper this year. included Jim Sauer as editor-in- Page thirty-nine QM Second Row Donna Sanders, Blanche Stowers, Darlis Just- man, Donna Rae Zahn, Margaret McCargo, Barbara Dewey, Jean Herlin, Gladys Schleif, Kay Dunlop, Ethel Frank. Front Row--- Tom Gerstenberger, John Gadow, Elsie Ger- hardt, Corrinne Smith, Marilyn Hetzel, Marolyn Reynolds, Marlene Reynolds, Jeanne Collien. 6 . chief, Barbara Leiser, feature editor, Carol Gonring. news editor, Don Mayo. sports editor, Joel Cook. art editor, and Chuck Gessert. business manager. Don Mayo. Sports Editor: Barbara Leiser, Feature Editor: Jim Sauer Editor-in-Chief, Carol Gonring. News Editor, Joel Cook. Art Editor A DEBATE Wally Ziegler Mary Lou Millard, Carol Gonrmg Steve Schatz STATE FORENSICS Barbara Bernhardt Miss Yahr Mary Lou Millard Penny Ramaker Carol Gonrmg Wally Ziegler Elsie Ger hardt Kay Dunlop Deluxe The debate proposition for the 1951 52 season was Resolved That all Arrerican citizens should be subject to conscrlptlon for essential service in time of war In other words the Federal government would have the necessary power to channel workers into Jobs which would be deemed vital in winning the next war ing an 1nv1tat1onal meet on Saturday November 11 This xx as followed by practice tournaments at Port Washington and Carroll College A contest at the University of Wisconsin Exten sion in Milvs aukee demonstrated the successful sea son that was to follow West Bend Marquette and Kenosha t1ed for first place honors The entire varslty squad journeyed to Mayville on Saturday January 19 to take part in the Little Ten Championship debate tournament Final results revealed that West Bend and Waupun tied for first place The co championship resulted after both schools had vs on five out of six debates On February 1 West Bend was host for the District contest the first elimination contest of the W1scons1n High School Forensic Association West Page forty Bend was the only team to win all six of its debates This record qualified the Badgers for competition in the sectional contest at Madison At that tournament West Bend qualified for the state contest by winning four of its six debates The climax of the season was the state contest at the University of Wisconsin in which the top seven Wisconsin tourneys competed for rating in the W1s consin High School Forensic Assoclatlon Wisconsin Rapid was crowned State Champion Each of the seventeen competing schools debat ed five other schools WISCOHSIH Rapids was unde feated Second place went to WISCODSIH High with a 5 1 record Kohler and Racine Horlick were tled 4 2 W1th 3 3 records were West Bend Sheboygan Cen tral Wausau Senior LaCrosse Central Port Wash ington Eau Claire Senior and Amery In the National Forenslc Assoclatlon Cross ex amination Contest West Bend made a 3 3 record The top placements coupled with the large num ber of new debaters who competed showed a thor oughly successful season a credit to Mr Bertram and Miss Stratton i' ' , f 66 . 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 L ,, 1 1 . 1 1 y I , 1 1 West Bend High opened the debate year by hold- teen schools' teams, survivors of district and sectional 9 ' ' . ' . 3 . n .1 , s 9 1 1 ' . , , . V . . . - ' 9 1 1 , 1 1 7 - 1 1 1 , , l Back Row Carol Gonring, Front Row Jim S a u e r, Back Row Mr. Bertram. I- ront Row M i k e Dona- 1 .6 Success is the word that most clearly describes the forensic program for 1951-52. The freshman-sophomore contest was held at Hartford. Twelve A's , capturing a decisive first place, were received by West Bend's representatives. including Carol Gessert, Joanne Hammes, Carmen Kerry, Elaine Peters, John Moeller, Barbara Lay- cock, Rita Gundrum, Roger Bauman, Betty Troedel. Barbara Frankow, Sue Christenson, Ruth Bunke, Linda Taagen, and Dennis Kral. On Saturday, March 22, the juniors and seniors joined in the competition by participation in the Lit- tle Ten meet at Columbus. Those who took part in that contest were Barbara Bernhardt and Carol Gon- ring, four minute speech, Walter Ziegler and John Moeller, extemporaneous speaking, Kay Dunlop and Penny Ramaker, extemporaneous reading, Barbara Laycock and Mary Lou Millard, humorous declama- tion, Elsie Gerhardt and Ruth Bunke, serious decla- mation: Jim Sauer and John Gadow, non-original oratoryg and Linda Taagen and Joel Cook, original oration. Final tabulation revealed that nine received HA ratings and the school had won second place. ?ofzea46c4 9 if X Those nine winners journeyed to Whitefish Bay for the district meet. Of these students, seven were awarded A's . These were Barbara Bernhardt, Carol Gonring, Walter Ziegler, Kay Dunlop, Penny Ramak- er, Mary Lou Millard. and Elsie Gerhardt. Linda Taagen and Barbara Laycock earned B's . On April 19, the survivors of the district tourna- ment set out for State competition in Madison. Upon reaching their destination the students began to worry about forthcoming events. In spite of the fears, West Bend received two A's , awarded to Barbara Bernhardt and Carol Gonring. Carol was awarded first place in her group. Coach of the 1951-52 forensics season was Miss Marita Yahr. She was assisted by Mr. Bertram, Mrs. Erwin, and the Misses Tronchuk, Podruch, Sallander, Stratton, Prahl, Peardon, Talbot, Schreiner and Masley. FORENSICS Linda Taagen, John Ga- dow, Kay Dunlop, Ruth, Bunke, Joel Cook, Wally Ziegler. Barbara Bernhardt, Mary Lou Millard, John Moel- ler, Barbara Laycock, Elsie Gerhardt. DEBATE Peter Hosp, Joel Cook. Brian Beck. John Moel- ler, George Heilmann. Miss Stratton. hue, Donna Butler, Celia , Frank, E la i n e Peters. David Gumm. .J ft: L .. .- - ' ' V: r I C V E ff' J fr' .--.l'Q', :fs-gi Mx This has been Mr. Cupery's fourth year in West Bend High, and everyone feels he has done a splen- did job improving the chorus and creating a greater interest in choral music. Under his direction the West Bend Choral Club has grown from one small chorus to six different groups. These groups, at one time or another during the year, have sung at the meetings of civic groups, such as Kiwanis, Womenis Auxiliary of the American Legion, the Woman's Club, and broadcasts over WBKV. Wisconsin State Teachers College brought its choral clinic to West Bend in the fall for the purpose of helping students with problems of correct breath- ing and tone production. Each of the choral club members had a chance to talk with one of the choral clinic students to improve his own technique. All of the six choruses presented a memorable Christmas program of sacred and semi-classical songs to Kiwanis, to the student body, and to the public. SOPHOMORE MIXED CHORUS Top Row David Gumm. John Moeller. Albert Kohlschmiclt. Seventh Row Earle Sepersky. Don Cupery, Carlos Meilinger, Bob Buchelt, Sixth Row Gerald Boldt, Earl Peters, Bob Wallenfelsz. Fifth Row Joanne Bohn, Don Dickman, Don Friedeman, Linda Taagen. Fourth Row Rita Gundrum, Don Peiffer, Louis Koenig. Third Row '-- Margie Bruckmueller, Nick Habersetzer, Shirley Demmon, Betty Thate. Second Row Nancy Hoelz, Joanna Wolf, Ruth Bunke. Front Row Charleen Snavely. Rosemary Gengler. Mr. Cupery at the Christmas Concert The chorus, together with the band, presented an annual spring concert in May. Mr. Cupery intro- duced something new this year to his A Capella Chorus. a spring concert tour. This gave the chorus a chance to show off its talents. Other occasions at which the choral groups sang were Armistice Day, Rural School Day, and Com- mencement. SENIOR CHORISTERS Top Row --- Al Tennies, Bob Kell, Paul Baumer, George Behling, Bob Bell. Twelfth Row --- George Neeb, Steve Schatz, Downer Kilby, Melvin Gul- lickson, Lloyd Dean, Bob Murray, Eleventh Row --- Bob DeTuncq, Gerald Kempf, Clarence Schwartz, Jerry Fogt, Lawrence Wiedmeyer. Tenth Row --- Barbara Devine, Winifred Wiechman, Elvira Marth, Moneen Burke, Carol Goeden, Margaret Ciriacks. Ninth Row --- Doris Gonring, Carol Minz, Rita Reinders, Beverly Becker. Marilyn Fritz. Eighth Row --- Harvey Ilerbst, Bob Becker, Jim Volk, Art Degnitz. Allen Goldammer, Ken Miller. Seventh Row --- Wilbert Lucka, Tevis Reynolds, Eugene Herman, Jim Puerling, Orville Gierach. Sixth Row --- Ray Schwinn, Peter Geib. Beverly Wuenne, Geraldine Jung- hans, Marguerite Bellin, Deloris Utech. Fifth Row --- Marion Ritger, Carol Strack, Dorothy Lang, Carole Weber, Irene Boden. Fourth Row --- Olive Marquardt. Mary Matenaer, Shirley Enimer. Dorothy Schmidt, Lorraine Heilmann, Lou Ann Puestow. Third Row --- Peggy Welch. Margaret !VIcCargo, Beverly Lloyd, Sally Kell. Maril 'n Eichsteadt. N Second Row --- Carol Gengler, Doris Ewert. Delores Mayer, Janet Haebig. Lois Koller, Nancy Wickert. Front Row --- Minerva Engeleiter. Helen Grandis, Darlis Justman, Nancy Suckow, Jackie Cook. FRESHMAN GIRLS' GLEE CLUB tTopl Top Row Peggy Schaeht. Pat Boden. Teresa Gundrum. Helen Groh. Ninth Row Mary Keeley. Gloria Kell. Judy Matenaer, Delores Tomko. Eighth Row Raehel Gesehke. Arlene Gundruin. Diane Gibson. Seventh Row Barbara Potter. Darlene Lahr. Shirley Roell. Mary Ann Koeningzs. Sixth Row Ruth Weiss. Marion Ogden. Alice Reinders. Fittlqx lion -'Carla Stauske. Naneie Matenaer, Barbara Maurer. Dianne 'tl f. Fourth Row Sue Christenson, Donna Leyyis, Marlene Kohn. Third Row Mareella Dalske. Irene Lauters. Ruth Brugger. Barhara StlIH1l'f'lDL'l g, Set-ond Row Barhara Zarline. Alive Otten. Charlene Snavely. Front Row---Jeanne Koester. Eileen Staral. Mary Ann Goeden. .loanne Koenings. A CAPELLA rCenterl Top Row---Steve Schatz, Allen Zimmerman. Paul Baumer. George Behl- ing, lVlelyin Gulliekson. Eleventh lion ---John Koehn, Downer Kilhy. John Gadow. .lim Sauer. 'l'enth Row Ken Miller. Bob Nlurray, Bill IIili.:endorl', Simon Wolf, Jerry Foigt. Ninth Row Clara Mae Nelson. Carol Gerner, Lucille Koyyalske. Rita Allrreeht, Eighth Row---Duane Gundrum, Paul Naus, Bob De'l'uneq. Tevis Rey'- nolds, Barbara Ruegg. Seveigtn Row Barhara Leiser. Mary VVickert, Eugene Herman, Sandra e . Sixth Row Kristine Hoy. Glenn Peterson. Rita Reinders, Kay Dunlop. Betty RL-dig. Fifth Row Mary Truss. Lois Penoske. Gladys Stoffel. Sue Kireher. Fourth Royt' Marie Jazali. Peter Geib. Ray Schwinn. Gladys Sehleif. Barbara Stangl. Third Row l-Idith Shaw. Dorothy Wendelborn. Esther Moser, Naney Hughes. Seeond Row Janine Maxon, Ann Matenaer, Lois Koller. Darlis Justman. Front Row rilsie tlerhardt, Barbara Dewey. FRESHMAN MIXED CHORUS :Bottom leftl Top Row liiehard Harger, Jim WVandsehneider. Allen Peters. Paul Steiner. l-'it'th Row Mark May. Harry Kissinger, Leon Koller. Fourth Row tlordon Blanehette, Gordon Griesemer, Don Aehterherg, Norman Sehmitlt. Third Row Nam-y .luny.:han,-. Norman Kenlpf. Kay Laufer, Seeon'l Row Beverly Potter, lVlary Smithers, Connie We-rnieke. Barbara Guse. Front Row Donna Butler. Frances Schuster. SOPIIOMORE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB 1Bottom rightr Top Rfvw Helen Truss. Ann Viesselmann. Betty' Boldt. Mary Washiek. Donna Hensler. Ninth Row Loris Lueeke. Shirley Stotfel. Ruth Vass. Gladys Baden. Eighth Row Jeanne Collien, Joanne Gutjahr. Janet Roherts. Barhara Beck. Bette Weber. Seventh Roxy Romona Hardegen, Faith Gauger. Mary I-Illen Holl. Ruth Wuenseh. Sixth ltoyy Joanne Metz. .Joanne Flaseh. Lois CSIIUII. Ann Lic-lunan, Laura Baertlein. Fifth ltow ylarolyn Reynolds, Marlene Reynolds. Marlene Nic-olaus. .Xrlette Zahn. Fourth llow Janine Nehrhass. Pat Berein. Theresa Hausmann, Dianne Meehenieh. .lean Bassett. Third Row lliane Glander, Janet Schultz. Joan Naus. I,ouAnn Held. Second Row llarlene Schmidt. Janet Kenny, Mona Volkmann. Donna Sander. Dorothy Ewert, Front Roxt' Marilyn Hetzel. lya .Jean Swearingen. Corrine Smith. Pat Palt. .Ioanne Gessner. and Mr Shl1m0V1tZ Often durlng the f1rst perlod on a brlght autumn mormng students lookmg out of the south wmdows could see the band members drxllmg away on the football f1eld perfectlng the marchmg formatlons and playlng that everyone expects at the football games The members d1d a good Job too for the fans were well entertalned by the performances at the home games But our band IS Just as talented off the football fleld as on lt It showed up equally well on the concert stage In fall the West Bend H1gh School band played a concert for an audlence of mus1c lnstructors at the State Teachers Conventlon 1n Mllwaukee Smce our band was the only one 1n the state 1nv1ted to play th1s selectlon was qulte an honor Before that cr1t1ca1 audi ence the band performed very well as lt also d1d for varlous other concerts throughout the school year In the band solo and ensemble program the students ln addltlon to earmng polnts toward awards galn pO1Se and confldence by playlng for varlous clubs 1n town The Swlng Band wh1ch provlded the background mus1c for the Senate Var1et1es Band lehcalsal The COHCCII 'XIo1c lehealsal Ia L fmtx our also played for dinner meetings and school dances, while the pep band's snappy music was appreciated at pep meetings and at bas- ketball games. Because the band represents the school at all these functions during the year, it must constantly maintain its high standard. The weekly lesson given to each member is the key to the band's success. As the time for the March 16th Midwin- ter Concert drew near, various sections of the band met after school and worked hard pol- ishing up rough spots in their own groups. But there was fun, too. In December the band enjoyed a skating party at the Artistic Roller Rink and attended the Mardi Gras in Chicago. The members of the governing body, the Band Council, were Raymond lndermuehle. presidentg Betty Berg, secretaryg Dan Duern- On beat, boys 'WI f,..- fy fig it I Q, X berger, Mary Ackerman, Roger Johnson, Bar- bara Laycock, Darrell Naumann, and Susan Christenson. The officers who helped keep the band running smoothly were Tom Schleif. managerg Saralea Steiner, librarian, Joanna Franz, treasurer, Dan Smith, quartermaster, Alois Laufer, custodian, Rosemary Fellenz, point secretary, Carol Lang, secretary, Janis Krueger, recorder. Chuck Gessert acted as the student conductor. During the six years that Harold M. Shlimovitz has been director, the band has achieved and maintained a fine record. His skill and insistence on high standards of musicianship have made the band one of the best. Under his leadership a great number of students have learned to express them- selves on an instrument, to recognize and appreciate good music and to realize the importance of teamwork and cooperation. Barbara Dewey directs the clarinetists X The trombone section The Trumpeteers, Tom Schleif, Ray Indermuehle, Dick Rehm 3- 00: S rl BN-H 11- -5.9 MY SISTER EILEEN The all-school dramatic production of this year, My Sister Eileen, was based on the stories of Ruth McKenny. It was directed by Miss Peardon and Mrs. Erwin. The play is enacted in a one-room basement studio in Greenwich Village. The opening scene shows Ruth tMary Lou Millardl and her sister Eileen 1Sue Kircherl inspecting the room as prospective tenants. Because the two girls came from the 'small town' of Columbus, Ohio, they had little sales resist- ance and so they accepted the room. Their new land- lord was Mr. Apopolous lChuck Gessertl. The only window of the room opened toward the street, below the level of the sidewalk over which passed many strange characters who wanted to be- come acquainted with the two girls. Among them were two drunks, Wilbert Lucka and Ken Miller, a street Arab portrayed by Bob Bell, the policeman, Lonigan, enacted by Joe Altschaefl and lastly the six future admirals of the Brazilian navy , Bob Buchelt, John Koehn, Bob Lauson, Jerry Marsden, Don Peiffer and Wayne Severson. Sharing the building were other strange people, the former Georgia basketball player nicknamed The Wreck fJohn Gadowj, his wife, Helen Wade lElsie Gerhardtl, and her mother, Mrs. Wade fArlette Zahnl. After a few months the girls' father fRon Krall comes to New York to persuade them to come home. They refuse because each has fallen in love, Ruth with Robert Baker QJ im Sauerl, and Eileen with Chic Clark tDon Mayoj. Mr. Fletcher fLes Merriaml and Frank Lippencott tWally Zieglerl, also interested in the two girls, help to complicate the plot. The entire cast, the directors and all who worked on the play are to be complimented. SENATE VARIETIES Another fall production, the Senate Varieties. was as great a success as the first one performed just last year. It was a great triumph for Mr. Shlimo- vitz and other teachers who helped, as well as for the cast and backstage crew. As the curtains parted, the audience heard the swing band begin the show. There was a great variety of acts and talents with performers arrayed in widely different and sometimes odd-looking attire. Among some of these were the flapper costumes of the twen- Page forty-six In front of all those people! Come on 'a my house A little bit of humor ties made complete with a 'tCharleston.', Another example of unusual costuming was the short pants and bow tie worn by the comedians in School Daze . An oddity was the dancing hand act consisting of eight arms covered with black silk stockings. This act produced a mysterious effect unlike any other act ever seen in any production given by the high school, ,,-if? , Cf FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Future Farmers Club, under the direction of Mr. Weiner, is a national organization of farm boys studying vocational agriculture. The members of the club are interested in developing leadership, com- munity service, honesty and thrift. The club met every two weeks to take care of its business, enter- taining, and educational progress. MODERNETTES This year two Modernettes Clubs existed for sophomore, junior, and senior girls. The members learned the fundamentals of modeling and reviewed the coming season's fashions. The members worked with fabrics, make-up, color combinations, hair styles, grooming, and correct accessories. The officers of one club are Jean Herlin, presi- dent, Linda Taagen, vice-president, and Betty Con- rad, secretary, and the second club elected Cynthia Kuechler, president, Kristine Hoy, vice-president, and Jackie Cook, secretary. GERMAN CLUB The German Club had a very successful year under the direction of Miss Podruch. Those who are in a large part responsible for the good work are FUTURE FARMERS OFFICERS Bob Becker, Allen Goldammer, Chuck Spaeth, Jerry Matenaer, Roger Schoedel, Jim Lang, Mr. Weiner. ofgfaffdea Joanna Franz, president, Marilyn Bunke, vice-presi- dentg and Bonnie Chesak, secretary-treasurer. During the basketball season, the members were busy selling refreshments at the game. Some of the proceeds were used to buy CARE packages for needy people in Germany. A highlight of the year was the Christmas banquet, Weinachtsfest. A purpose of the club is to stimulate an interest in the culture of the German people LATIN CLUB With a variety of activities the Latin Club en- joyed a pleasant year. The Roman banquet was held in April for the faculty and the regular and associate members of the club. The programs both for basket- ball and football games and the pins for these two sports were managed by the club. Plans were made to buy a telephoto lens for the movie camera pur- chased by the club some years ago. The officers were Dennis Kral, president, Jeanne Collien, vice-president, Barbara Frankow, secretary- treasurer. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The members of the Future Teachers of America Club had very interesting and educational meetings Kristine Hoy, Cynthia Kuechler, Linda Taagen, Jean Herlin, and Betty Conrad watch spring fashions on parade. during which various teachers gave them information a b o ut teaching. coaching, extra-curricular activities. and college subjects. For one day in January, the members tried practice teaching in the fields in which they are interested, at the high school and McLane Grade School. The officers are Margaret McCar- go, president, Bob Wiedmeyer, vice- president, Mary Loduha, secretary, and Peggy Welch, treasurer. The ad- visers are Mr. Holt and Mr. Eggert. WASHINGTON COUNTY PIONEERS During the past year, there were 31 members in this club, organized in 1949 for the purpose of studying, enjoying, and gaining greater appreci- ation of local history. At Christmas, a tree was trimmed in the fashion of the 1890's. A radio program was pre- sented to describe the 1951 tour of Washington County and to reveal plans for the 1952 tour of places of local historical interest. The officers are Barbara Ruegg, presidentg Patricia Metz, vice-presi- dentg and Gladys Stoffel, secretary- treasurer. Future Teachers Officers: Bob Wiedmeyer, Mary Loduha, Margaret McCargo, Peggy Welch. 1 Santa Claus visits the German Club Christmas party Latin Club Officers: Barbara Frankow. .Ieanne Collien, Dennis Kral The Washington County Pioneers record a radio program, Page forty-nine , 0 The Magazine Princess the third annual oper- etta of the West Bend High School was given Feb- ruary 22 and 23. Mr. S. J. Cupery Miss Peardon Miss Forster and Mr. Kuckuk directed the production. The leading character Marie played by Kristine Hoy posed as a magazine clerk while she really was a princess from the country of Rozenia. Marie and Adam CTevis Reynoldsj fled from Rozenia because the King was forcing her to marry in order to save the throne. Michael played by John Gadow was determined to save her and cabled to Rozenia for help. General Red Rozie fPaul Baumerh and his four policemen provided excitement as Well as laughs for the audience. Over one hundred students took part in the show. The colorful costumes dances and stage back- ground helped to make the operetta a success and to establish it as a permanent feature of high school entertainment. Page fifty for Hargisl people in Boots? Lurtam call Janet Roberts f 44 H 1 7 7 7 7 7 7 9 7 1 7 7 7 44 v ' ' rv lc 1 H lr ' an w l ' 1 4 Lets give a cheer Pumped'7 A d a m you cant pump Who are you Puss All together now Sweet Marie Danc ers Linda Taagen A r l c L t e Zahn Reigning over the '51 Prom: Jim Rosenheimer and Joan Wagner. As this year's junior class began preparations for their prom. we as seniors looked back at our Cinderella Prom which was held on May 4, 1951. All of us wondered who the queen would be. How- ever, everyone had to wait until King Jim Rosenheimer revealed the identity of his queen, Joan Wagner, at the Pre-prom Dance. The queen's attendants and their es- corts were Barbara Dewey and Ronald Larson, Mary Wickert and James P. Weber, Barbara Bohn and Robert May, Lois Penoske and Robert Wiedmeyer, Carol Suchy and Don Mayo, and Dorothy Lang and James Miller. The theme of the prom, a Cinderella idea, trans- formed the gym into a huge ballroom. Murals depicting the story of Cinderella were hung on two sides of the gym. A mural of a castle formed the background of the stage. A huge white star on a blue background hung from the ceilingg a large clock was built over the center door of the gym. As the clock chimed twelve, the king and queen and their court came through this door into the ballroom. After the grand march everyone con- tinued to dance to the music of Steve Swedish and his orchestra. All of us who had worked on the various commit' tees could be justly proud of the efforts which turned the junior prom into a never-to-be-forgotten success. Last years royalty. Jim .Jansen and Ruth Kahl, crown the new king and queen. King Jim Hosenheimer and Queen .loan Wagner lead the grand march. The 1951 Court of Honor. Page fifty-onc PM Arlene Cypher, Mrs. Hoopman, Mrs. Baumann. The delicious and nourishing meals served in the cafeteria during the noon hours are prepared and served by Mrs. Minnie Sal- ter and Mrs. Arthur Krueger. All agree that the cooks have done a fine job of preparing meals, which are not only wholesome and well-balanced, but have variety and appeal. The janitorial staff, consisting of Mr. Hubert Becker, head custodian, Mr. William Dalum, Mr. Phillip Thoma, and Mr. Frank Hoffman, puts in long hours of work keeping the building neat and clean. Not only during school hours, but long after the students have left, these faithful workers are on the job. To them goes the credit for the attractive and well-kept appearance of our school building and campus. Page fifty-two dmc- The office, hub of all school activity, is kept running smoothly through the efforts of an efficient staff: Mrs. Doris Hoopman and Miss Arlene Cypher, office secretaries, and Mrs. Verna Baumann, Mr. Holt's secretary. These people, though occupied with notices, records, and other material essential to the operation of the school are never too busy to lend students a cheerful helping hand. Mrs. Salter and Mrs. Krueger. Th Frank Hoffman, and William Dalum Hubert Becker, Phillip oma, W 1 -X K c Ng.. B ffadmawzafeafze time Our TV star. Mr. Frerl Holt. Cleft! Lunch after zi teachers' meeting. Mr. Sehuelke and son. But a bigger one get away! Mrs. Erwin on the rocks. Typically Mr. Williams. We take field trips, too. e QA 1: Q I 0 0 ulaw Page fifty-three xf lo la 15,1 llx um 'O F4 ' A Y SL ,4 .nqs '5 ' ul I 1 f...-5-:asf I vc N, M Q Coaches Runkel and Caldwell With the smell of autumn in the air and with a return to school activities, everyone looked forward to the football season. After the severe graduation losses, no one expected the fighting Badgers to do more than win a few games. But after battling up hill all the way, West Bend again shared the Little Ten football championship. Coaches Caldwell and Runkel built their back- field around returning lettermen Louie Miller, Ron Larson and Norb Wickman. Ken Frank rounded out the backfield as quarterback. The line was solid from end to end. Chuck Spaeth, Jim Rosenheimer, Bob Wiedmeyer, Don Mayo, Dick Schloemer, and Bob Kissinger were some of the mulemen opening up holes. During the course of the year another honor was bestowed upon the team. Louie Miller was given a position on West Bend's Fighting Badgers all star, all-school team. The only mar on the record of a very successful year was the defeat at the hands of an eager Greendale team. This broke a winning streak that covered two years. The spirits of the Caldwell eleven were not dampened, however, and they came back the follow- ing week to slice off a share of the championship cake by holding a strong Oconomowoc team scoreless, The 1951 version of Co-champions of the Little Ten did not have superior ability, but their will-to-win made every minute of a game count. This, according to Coaches Caldwell and Runkel, was one of the main reasons a supposedly weak eleven could be turned into a strong title contender. Injuries plagued the Caldwell men from the opening of the season, sometimes forcing starting men to vacate their positions in crucial games. The fact that the team could call on able reserve strength was a supporting factor in its success. Not being very big in comparison to other Little Ten schools but A FOOTBALL TEAM Back Row Coach Caldwell, Eugene Herman, Dick Becker, Glen Donahue, Marvin Hron, Cliff Ahrens, Francis Baier, Conway Yurk, Tevis Reynolds, Jim Weiss, Coach Runkel. Second Row Lyle Soyk fmanagerj, Bob May Cmanagerj, Dick Schloemer, Chuck Wiskerchen, Norbert Wickman, John Schroeder, Al Tennies, Francis Groth, Paul Hetebrueg, Jim Weber, Horst Wagner Cmanagerb. Front Row--- Ken Frank, Bob Kissinger, Chuck Spaeth, Ron Johnson, Louis Miller, Ron Larson, Jim Rosenheimer, Tom Giombetti, John Koehn, Don Mayo, Circles-V-Glenn Peterson, John Gadow, Downer Kilby, Bob Wiedmeyer. . 6- vi 4 , .rv . ,, ,af ww Az, E -'Q I ,.,.....,.,...l1 Bl fi' gl v ,gf ki 5 'TJ -- I. fa' Q. qw ' Q 1 4 'u 0 , ,-4 C 5 3, NS7f:?fS'Q4P 3526 .3 3313 34 zf5f L, if, . ' 293 5 . V, ' ' ,223 562 15:4 1' QF' 22.5 4 gf. 1 Y47 4 iw-S ' J, - od ,f ll Ax X I 'S X 'fx 0' x .- ' 3,9542 2543 54 45 53? 416 ,NJ Q 5 4 A N T 2 iz, 2 1 S3 . A v Wfzux fl-W A j - I X I if Y IT ,153 lm MM- ! . H 4 ' D fn - 'gf -.11 .: U -0 vs q 4' U H10 9 9 Q v - ' ' - - 1 . a I! 21, Q 378 1 4U ,Vs-I 'U 9 .bw 1 N, Ak ggi , Y .1 'M gxxli M r- f N 'r gg b f A I , , ' 18 40 n - 'H up t MW A 29, K w -'NA 5' Q J L? ' - 4 X t 5 I gn 6 I 'su I I , ' WA '31, -. - .kv-Af:-f1',f. lg' .-:.'iQiSfZzi.mx:uiMe ' Y ' ' i E K 41' 'vii N -.45 x S. 0 J xg 6 K--,I 6 Qfame ' The 1951 Silver Anniversary Homecoming will doubtlessly be one of our brightest memories. A fighting football team needed a victory to keep its championship hopes alive. By coming through with a top performance, they overwhelmed Berlin 32 to 0. Festivities started with the traditional toothpick hunt. At Tom Ackerman's signal, the entire student body rushed onto the field in quest of the toothpick. Lucky finder Babette Rohrmann later crowned the queen and set the torch to the bonfire. And what a bonfire! Never before had we seen such a tremendous blaze. It was the result of hours of toil by John Koehn's bonfire committee. Crowning of Queen Margaret McCargo highlighted the inspiring pep-meeting. Margaret's court consisted of Barbara Sonnenberg, Ethel Frank, and Dian Degnitz. Later, following the tussle with the Indians, we Went to a victory dance and celebrated to the music of Pete Ochfs Orchestra. During the intermission following the featured grand march, Ron Larson, president of the senate, announced the winners of the largest homecoming parade in the history of the school. After the thirty floats and window displays were judged, Mr. Bert- ram's homeroom float Bombard Berlin and Mr. Williamsl, Mr. Schuelke's, and Miss Podruch's home- room windows were declared the winners. For this happy occasion a good share of credit must go to the committees of the Student Senate who planned the festivities. Pyramiding the bonfire, Babette Rohrmann lights the bonfire, The big blaze. Homecoming Court. Ethel 4F1'z1nk, lllargarct McCargo, Bzii'baru Sonnenberg. Dian Dcgnitz. Page fifty-eight '!!'i'!.!.!'3 SHIP! 5 .rt U3 int Ui Berl lVest XVest NVem XVem West XX'est West West Hours spent on homecoming floats bring satisfwmg results on the night of the big parade FOOTBALL SEASONS SCORES Bend Bend Bend Bend Bend Bend Bend Bend Port Washington 6 Waupun - Mayville - Columbus Hartford - Greendale Berlin - Oconomonot e sixty' ...ai SEASONS SCORES West Bend 59 Menomonee Falls 36 West Bend 51 Menomonee Falls 46 West Bend 33 Port Washington 36 West Bend 45 Cedarburg 41 West Bend 58 Port Washington 71 West Bend 57 Kewaskum 36 West Bend 51 Mayville 50 West Bend 39 Hartford 72 West Bend 50 Oconomowoc 64 West Bend 41 Ripon 42 West Bend 77 Waupun 40 West Bend 66 Horicon 50 West Bend 43 Hartford 64 West Bend 60 Columbus 61 West Bend 57 Berlin 55 At last. after hours oi' practice, the team is west Bend 44 ready for active competition. H crc is where skill Beaver Dam 68 in guarding, accurate shooting, and fast moving breaks keep the score in our favor, A BASKETBALL TEAM Back Row---Bob Kissinger, Paul Baumer, Bob Wiedmeyer, Coach Fossum, Bob Kell, Albert Ten- nies, Ronald Johnson. Front Row-V-Don Mayo, Ronald Larson, Jim Miller, Dan Duern- berger, Tom Giombetti, Ken Frank. B BASKETBALL TEAM Front Row Dcnnis Gagan, Don DeTuncq, Clarence Engeleiter, Jim Wiedmeyer, Ronald Chase, Jim Wandschneider, David Her- man, Jim Giombetti Cmanagerb. Back Row Allen Peters, Don Schreiner, Dennis Kral, Jim Kieckhafer, John Moeller, Ilo Rauscher, Tom Oelhafen, Roger .Iohnson, Coach Strohacker. In his second year as head mentor of West Bend High School's basketball cagers, Bruce Fossum con- tinued to win respect and ball games. The team was cut down to playing strength after the first week of practice which consisted of learning the fundamentals of the game. By the time the first game rolled around, both coach and players were filled with the will to win. They proved this by romping over a strong Menomonee Falls team twice and winning the conference opener against Mayville. The end of the season found West Bend in fifth place behind Hartford. which captured the Little Ten Championship with an undefeated season. After the regular season, the Badgers traveled to Waupun to participate in the tournament. In a fast and furious first game against a strong third- place Ripon team. West Bend scored a stunning upset. But later the Badgers were eliminated in a semi-final game by Mayville. a team they had defeat- ed earlier in the season. Page sixty-one FW .f-ff 'Fi' ,NJ 1 ,.... Coach Kuss with the championship trophy In spring a young man's thoughts turn to base- ball. As head baseball coach for his first year, Mr. Kuss, as well as the team, had hopes for a good sea- son. But behind the pitching of Bill Wolf and lefty Bob Theisen, the Badgers not only copped the Little Ten Championship, but also won the state tourna- ment. West Bend High was honored to know it had the best baseball team in Wisconsin. Throughout the year the team strategy was based on hard running and playing to Win. The Bad- gers were the only team in the Little Ten, and pos- sibly in the state, that could send three left-handed hitters to the plate in a row and expect a hit from each one. These were: last yearls batting king Bob Theisen, Bob Kissinger, and Lyle Soyk. The outfield was fast and strong and boasted the speed of Louie Miller. Richard Schuetz, Dick Boden, Lyle Soyk, Cy Johnson and Don Mayo comprised the rest of the Z outfield. Of these only two were seniors. For an infield, West Bend had one of the finest keystone combinations in the state, Don Gumm and Ken Frank. For the double-play combination one had only to add Bob Kissinger or Louis Miller at first base. Over on the hot corner Bob May was stopping line drives as though they had handles. He completed a sound infield that was basically the best in the Little Ten. The catching chores were ably handled by the return of Harvey Rose. Some observers, including Coach Kuss, credit a lot of Bill Wolf's success to Harvey. Besides having Rose, the Badgers also could call on either Dick Boden or Cy Johnson to don the mask behind the plate. Walt Nommensen, pitcher, rounded out the team. This baseball nine not only won regional, district and sectional championships but went on to win the state championship. They became the first team in this area ever to do the trick. ,av Back Row Harvey Rose, Ron Johnson, Bob Kissing- er, Bob May, Don Mayo, Lyle Soyk, Dick Boden, Don Gumm, Richard Schuetz, Coach Kuss. Front Row Walter Nom- menson, Ken Frank, Bill Wolf, Bob Theisen, bat boy, Jim Miller. Page sixty-two , Q 1: ,.wiL.1 K Qi-ut . . wut: A if U, A, . Zqtiigis, Q 411114 in I -ffifqifv 'r,, !' W ' ll . . .cnt-Ag Cy Johnson in a close call at first. Louie Miller scores a run. Mr. Fagan, secretary of the W. I. A. A., A - congratulates the state champs' Bob Thelsen rounds flrst on a two bagger. It's a homer! Meet the Champs as they parade down Main Street. Page sixty-three ...,.......-.a-.- V U J M -.Y Page sixty-four , . 5. F li Back Row Coach Run- kel, Ed Zautcke, Don Klumb, Roger Stoffel, Brian Beck, D e n n i s Gagan, Ron Larson, John Koehn. Front Row Tom Giom- betti, Chuck Wisker- chen, Jim Haebig, Dick Stoffel, Chuck Spaeth, Roger Heid, Russ Wis- kerchen, Ken Miller. 'Z The West Bend High School speedsters turned in one of their best performances in recent years during the 1951 track season. As the forecasters had figured early in the season, Beaver Dam won the Little Ten Champion- ship with Cooney's defending champs running second. However, the Badgers stretched their legs to surprise the conference experts and raced into a third-place tie with Hartford. After this unex- pected showing in the conference duel, the thin- clads really upset the forecasters' dopebasket by squeezing past seven other schools, including Bea- ver Dam, Cooney and Hartford, to come in second in the district tourney. Russ Wiskerchen, Roger Heid, Rich Stoffel, A1 Hupfer, Don Klumb and Tevis Reynolds all placed first or second in this meet and became eligible for the state meet in Madison. At the state, Russ soared to third place in the pole vault and was the only Badger to score points. Coaches Jack Runkel and Bob Caldwell turned a green and inexperienced squad into a top-notch group of runners. It is encouraging to note that a large number of underclassmen were included in the team, so that prospects look very bright for the 1952 season. Tom Giombetti practices for the high jump. The gun for the 100-yard dash. Russ Wiskerchen clears the bar. Each year the West Bend High School golf team eagerly awaits the coming of spring. As soon as the snow disappears, the members of the team, Alex Gosse, Wally Ziegler, Steve Schatz, and Jim Sauer are seen out on the campus getting into shape for the coming season. Last year after many weeks of practice with coach Roy Grignon, the team entered its first meet at Hartford and placed third. The next meet was held at Mayville. When the final score was tabulated, West Bend was in second place. After these practice meets, the team took part in the annual Hartford invitational. The final meet of the season was the Little Ten Tournament held at Oconomowoc. After a gruelling 18 holes the team placed sixth. It was here that coach Grignon proved himself by placing among the top three coaches in the Little Ten. This same golf team in 1952 gained two first places in the first three meets. The team members made a fine showing in the Championship golf meet at Waupun. With the team undefeated until the state tourna- ment. the 1951 tennis season turned out to be a bet- ter one than had been anticipated in early practices. The team started off against St. Mary's of Fond du Lac and won, 5-2. Shorewood and Fond du Lac High met their defeat at the hands of the Badgers, who then sailed into Beaver Dam and Mayville, beating them 8-1 and 7-2. respectively. Sheboygan North com- petition was rough, but was overcome 3-2. After that, it was full steam ahead, with the Badgers downing Waupun, Oconomowoc. and Sheboygan Central. At the Little Ten Tournament West Bend came out on top. Jim Meinberg won the singles champion- ship, and Bill Stern took second place. Gibby Bruckmueller and Dan Duernberger came up with the doubles trophy. Ron Koehn took the third man singles . West Bend also won the team trophy and finished with 23 points. On the '51 squad were those pictured below and Tom Oelhafen, Peter Hosp, Jerry Marsden, and Ray Heiting. Mr. Hildebrand is coach of this sport. Jim Sauer, Steve Schatz, Alex G o s s e, Wally Ziegler, Coach Grig- non. Dan Duernberger, Tom Schleif, Dick Rehm. Ray Indermuehle, Gil- bert Bruckmueller, Bill Stern, Ronnie Koehn, Jim Meinberg, Paul Baumer, Coach Hilde- brand. Page sixty-five ' :Mem Every Tuesday and Thursday the enthusiasm of fifty sportsminded girls echoed through the gym, as evidence that the G. A. A. program was again in full swing. The fall activities began with field hockey and were followed by archery and tennis. For the first time, G. A. A. members formed a hockey team, which played against Milwaukee schools and performed very well. Winter brought the necessity for indoor sports. The girls played volleyball and basketball, the sport liked best by most of the girls. Despite bumps and bruises, the juniors came out on top in the basketball tournament held by the classes. Remember the peculiarly dressed girls you saw last December? They were the girls who proved their courage and fitness by going through the annual G. A. A. initiation. 7 A 'aff A G. . A. officers, Diane Zinke, Donna Held, Kathleen Reichert fseatedl, Phyllis Jones, Carol Guse, Miss Forster Under the supervision of Miss Forster, assisted by Miss Bornfleth, Miss Sallander and Mrs. Erwin, the girls belonging to G. A. A. had a chance to play together as a team. The girls realize that out of the many different sports played, at least one of their choice is offered by the G. A. A. rw'- L Who got the bull's eye? Ruth Bunke with an overhead smash. SOCC9I'. After school archery practice Page sixty-six In the fall we play kefcwg Pitching horseshoes. N Intramural basketball-- l but where's the ball? West Bend crowd at the Cooney game. Sophomore gi rl s show school spirit. The big argument. Dad's Night at the Wau- pun game. The homecoming tooth, pick hunt. First aid practice on football player, Louie Miller. W. i Page sixty-scven 1 iq Page sixty eight a teacher leader and above all a friend we here pay tribute to Harold Hoopman Mr Hoopman died September 3 1951 having completed elght years as recreation and athletic dlrector for the city of West Bend As a high school faculty member he taught the social activities of the high school Time in its course can never d1m our memory of the outstanding teacher and leader in com munity affairs to whom the Bend was dedlcated in 1950 As one who played a big part in making these years the tlme of our lives we w1ll always remember Wmakl 70. if 7a Latin and Social Studies, served as Latin Club adviser, and directed ARNDT MARY Advanced Glrls Glee Club 3 Canasta Club 4 Square Danc mg Club 1 Modernettes 3 Sheepshead Club 4 Slllglflg for Enjoyment 1 2 BAESEMANN SYLVIA Camera Club 1 German Club 4 Spamsh Club 2 3 Sheepshead Club 4 BARWICK MARY BERNADETTE Spamsh Club 2 3 Vlce presldent 4 BASTIAN CAROL Campus Cllpper 3 Dramatlcs Club 1 2 Future Teachers of 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