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

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' 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

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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

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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