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

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-,yr LEFT PANEL Top Row llavid Boles, Allen Boeker, Roger Bauman, Lynn Auer, Pat Boden, Jeanette Bintz, Verna Broecker, Mary Bath. Third Row James Biertzer, James Achterberg, Benjamen Barr. Tom Ackerman. Gordon Blanchette, Annita Barker, Shirley Abel. Second Row ---Ruth Brugger. Richard Becker. Doreen Boyung, Celia Bies, Janis Boettcher, Shirley Calmes, Nancy Buettner. Front Row lietty Arndt, Luella Cypher, Susan Christensen, Jerome lioden. Emil Beimborn. Donna Butler, Pettronella Claas. Top Row Mary Juech. Alfred Goshaw, Robert Hackbarth, Gerald Gruenhagen. Lyle Giessen, James Fechter. 'Teresa Gundrum. Tlxircl Row Mary Keeley. Gordon Griesemer, Thomas Gerstenherger. Gloria Kell. Marilyn Groth. Marvin Groth, Second Row Judith Herman, Mary Heipp, Arlene Gundrum. Nancy Junghans. Joanne Hammes. Front Row ljonald Gonring, Beverly Johann, Joyce Jung. Virginia Hoy. Susan Griepentrog. Page twenty-eight Top Row Mark Mey, Lester Mueller, Dan Lueck. Bill Meyer, Ronald Krell. Third Row Peg Molter. Caroline Neitzel. Judy Matenaer. Rita New- man, Leon Kober. Second Row Nancie Matenaer. Dorothy Oelhafen, Rhoda Mueller. Mary McLoughlin, Rose Marx. Front Row Bob Leisse, Marion Ogden. Alice Otten. llarhara Maurer, Allan Martin. z Top Row Don Schreiner, Ron Rose, Tom Riley, John Sxnitlu-rs, Fred Schmidt. Clarence Schmidt. Third Row ---Norman Schmidt, Gerald Seideinan. Robert Siegfried. Don Shaw, Carl Sponholz. Second R0w Carla Stauske. Donna Steiner. .Joanne Schlicht, Peggy Schacht, Marion Schweiger, Mary Smitners. Front R0w FranCes Schuster, Barbara Sonnenberg, Charleen Snave- ly, Janis Stockhausen, Eileen Staral. Kathryn Schuster.

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A if K Q 1 fN f '- 4. ,,,, ,., ,H A i. A A. M- -x x lsr , W f I fe- IX all N. . var , kr as -up RIGHT PANEL Top Row Warren Ciriacks, Robert Buchelt, Philip Casper, Donovan Cupery, Donald Dickman, Paul Collins, Ralph Crass. Third 'Row Jeanne Collien, Janet Ehlers, Eileen Frank, Raymond Brinkman, Lois Cotton. Joan Flasch. Second Row Ethel Frank, Shirley Demmon, Nancy Crass, Ronald Chase, Kenneth Ciriacks. Front Row Dorothy Ewert, Dorothy Cross, Rosemary Dabringer, Barbara Frankow. Top Row Ray Heiting, Arthur Janz, Fred Hafemann, James Jones. Roger Johnson, Frances lflupfer. Third Row Lanore Kurth, Stanley Hall, Gloria Jonas, Robert Hens- ler, Dona Hensler. Second Row John Haebig, Mike Jenkins, Margie Konstanz, Mary Ellen Holl, Peter Hosp, Nick l-labersetzer. Front Row Marilyn Hetzel, Nancy Hoelz, Lou Ann Held, Janet Kenny, Rita Kircher, Kathleen Kritz. Top Row llon Peters, Tom Oelhafen, John Moeller, Bob Molter, Lloyd Luecke, Carlos Meilinger. Third Row Arlene Rosin, Don Peiffer, Edgar Maas, Earl Peters, Jim Nohr, Elaine Ponath. Second Row Jerry Matenaer, Marolyn Reynolds, Marlene Reynolds, Janet Roberts, Shirley Richter, Elaine Peters. Front Row Pat Palt, Donna Sander, Marion Oelhafen. Top Row lid Zautke, Dan Wiedmeyer, Jim Wolf, Jim Walsh, Bob Wallenfelsz. Third Row --- Mary Washick. Ann Viesselman, Lloyd Spaeth, Shirley Tock, Ruth Vass. Second Row Jim Wiedmeyer, Loris Techtman, Betty Weber, Helen Truss, Jerry Zimmel. Front Row Joanna Wolf, Arlette Zahn, Mona Volkmann, Pat Thomp- son, Pat Vandeloo. Page twenty-seven

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he Sophomore Class Sophs! A great change from being the green horns of last year. As everyone became familiar with the school rules and regulations, we adjusted ourselves to make our next three years in WBHS the happiest time of our lives. Soon after the opening of school Mike Donahue, Roger Bauman and Carol Gessert were elected class officers. Virginia Hoy was our candidate for Homecom- ing Queen, and Mr. Bertram's homeroom once again came through with flying colors placing first in the float contest with their terrific tank. Helping pave the way for better school govern- ment was Tom Ackerman, having been elected for the second time as vice-president of the Student Senate. Our senators also contributed much to help make the school better. RIGHT PANEL Top Row '-- Jim Cotter, Ray Dobberphul, Richard Borchardt, Michael Donahue, Leonard Casper, Ralph Desens. Third Row --- Joan Eckert, Donna Gettelman, David Brodzeller, Herb- ert Breuer, Diane Gibson, Bill Claybaugh. Second Row Diane Glick, Gladys Gonring, Franklin Dohrwardt, Marcella Dalske, Roseann Dengel, Dorothy Gosewehr. Front Row --- Gloria Flasch, Carol Gessert, Mary Ann Goeden, Donald DeTuncq, Arlene Gengler. Top Row--- Richard Harger, Ralph Klumb, Harry Kissinger, Peter Holk, Calvin Held, George Heilmann, Arthur Hernikl. Third Row Kay Laufer, Pat Klein, Carmen Kerry, Arlyn Knutsen, Mary Ann Koenings, Donna Kruepke, Darlene Lahr. Second Row lrene Lauters, Marvin Hembel, Dick Herbst,. Norman Kempf, Dorothy Koenings, Vincent Kircher, Donna Lewis. Front Row Marlene Kohn, Donna Kuechler, Barbara Liesse, Don Kempf, Rachel Lochen, Jeanne Koester, Joanne Koenmgs, Fern Koester. Top Row --- Daniel Norton, Donald Philippi, Thomas Opgenorth, Allen Peters, Harvey Radke, Thomas Putnam, Patricia Rabb. Third Row ---Danna Rieke, Shirley Roell, Ann Polenske, Babette Rohrmann, Memoree Rubel, Ira Oelhafen, Robert Nohr. Second Row --- Carol Puerling, Alice Reinders, Janet Peters, Patricia Rose, Shirley Puestow, Barbara Potter. Front Row --- Darrell Naumann, Myrtle Quaas, Richard Peters, Vernon Rauch, Beverly Potter. Top Row Phi1lip Yahr, Paul Steiner, Don Wiedmeyer, Kenneth Timpel, Tom Wentz, Carl Zache, Eugene Werner. Third Row --- Mary Ann Zenk, Bernard Werner, Eugene Wiedmeyer, Gene Wilfer, James Wandschneider, Sharon Wohlwend. Second Row--- Ruth Weiss, King Spradau, Merlyn Wuenne, Jerry Winters, Donald Trakel, Constance Wernicke. Front Row --- Barbara Zarling, Noraleen Wendelborn, Betty Troedel, Diane Wolf, Diane Weinreich, Joan Waala. Page twenty-nine Nonsense and Learning One of the most exciting moments was seeing Queen Carmen Kerry leading the grand march of the Mid-Winter formal with Noraleen Wendelborn and George Heilmann represented on the court. At the close of the semester we saw the crowds cheering for our fighting basketball team led by Cheerleaders Betty Troedel and Sue Griepentrog. The Hoop Hop dance brought praise from all as a fine class project. With the coming of spring, many boys partici- pated in baseball, tennis, and track. Forensic elimi- nations were also held. Many classmates were also seen displaying their talents in the operetta and in the all school play. Others were kept busy writing articles for the Clipper,' and helping to make the school paper a success. Next year as juniors we shall work hard to hold the title of upperclassmen. OFFICERS Roger Bauman - - - Vice-president Carol Gessert - Secretary-treasurer Michael Donahue - - - President E ' ff'Li,.,iii56fii-,V - ff E 2 ' i A if fl f - 'A 2 GMES? ' Vid?