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

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Iostllxxx 5 N 6 X L N Qiilx l E The web of our life! is of a mingled yarn, good ancl ill +oge+l1er---' Shakespeare K f an I X lux l xxx-x The senior class of 1954 is proud to dedicate the Bend to one of its most loyal supporters Since his arrival here five years ago Mr Raymond P Panfil has demonstrated his smcere desire to a1d and encourage the students of the West Bend High School Mr Panfil a native of Milwaukee began his education at Marquette University In 1945 he transferred to the University of Wisconsin where he earned both his B S and M S degrees West Bend High School acquired his services as a general science English and mathematlcs teacher in 1949 As director of publicity Mr Panfil secured coverage for gan newspapers He demonstrated his keen interest in athletics for everyone by mauguratmg the highly successful intramural system 1n West Bend Among his other activities are those of social chairman and adv1ser to the National Honor Society During his spare time Mr Panfil serves as scorekeeper for athletic events and cheers the West Bend teams on to victory In recognition of his friendly asslstance with student activities the semor class IS glad to dedicate the 1954 Bend to Mr Panfll . . . . . , . I . I if Badger athletic teams in the Milvvaukee, Madison, and Sheboy- 5 Q 1 1111111111149 4' 'A 94 - Q 00.2 Q gi, L',,,11llIIIIJ,'.'-r ll'o I 'Ill' rn., 'Y s. jf fnfilb ,I 'xl '11 Val .'orgl 4' 1' f 1 3 -, 1 5 9 X fx e 3 4' B 1' S. Y, v s,.. Q I X I ,..,.. Page three Looking toward the high school gg 1 ff 41 was fi,-Y :fr fi' 4' Page four Soft breezes blowing across the pond Autumn leaves cover the ground Anyone who has climbed to the roof of West Bend High School to survey t.he sprawling, colorful eighteen-acre campus has gazed upon a sight well worth the effort. In the northwest corner is the pond. Tall elm and oak trees surrounding the banks cast cool shadows over the ground and water. The inviting shadows offer a pleasant spot to relax when the temperature rises. When winter comes, students skim lightly over the smooth coat of ice and fill the air with merriment. To the south are the athletic fields covering half of the campus. Surrounded by the quarter mile track, the football gridiron lies in the center. Here on Bruhy Field the varsity team practices and plays its games. The goal posts at the northern end of the playing field have been torn down many times in past years as the jubilant students celebrated a championship. The tennis courts, located about 100 yards north of the southeast corner of the campus, are used not only by the varsity tennis team but also by students during their noon hours and on weekends. Some persons believe that the most beautiful sight on the campus is the tree dotted front lawn. The front campus after a snowstorm Looking down, one sees the blue spruce which are the pride of the school. Perhaps the best season to view these trees is winter, for then they have put on cloaks of white, and their branches are weighed down with snow. A final glance to the northern part of the campus reveals a wide, sloping bank which stretches out towards the end. Upon this small hill, the students rest during warm weather. Noon hours and after school hours find the bank crowded with talking boys and girls. Here is the favorite spot for groups of students to discuss the happenings of the day. Here, too, many elm trees cover the landscape, casting cool shadows on the ground. As the various seasons pass, the campus takes on different dresses. Students enjoy their stay on this beautiful campus, and when the time for graduation arrives, there is a bit of sadness in everyone's heart. Though the students depart from the high school, they always carry with them a vision of reflections on the pond, the blue spruce at the front entrance, the football field on game night. Every experience has added something to campus memories. 4 Af' f .,,1 . afar - gf .A 'lu .z . .arf ,Q '.-9, ..' I 'I' Winter view of the front of the building Page five ccu:3gq1Y ..tj, ' -'Ti Y 1 gr. as ' f - XJ: K .. -, . A fr 2- ' - Q Q - '- J-' . . 15,2 ,W . - . 61 ' As the beginning of the high school term drew near, the custodial staff gave the building a final inspec- tion. To their trained eyes the school was spotless. Throughout the entire building an air of cleanliness prevailed. The janitors had reason to be proud of the product of their summer labor. Everything was in tip- top shape for the 1953-54 enrollment. On the afternoon of August 19 the school lay dor- mant. All of the teachers who had worked during the summer had departed for vacations, only a skeleton crew manned the building. Then disaster broke into the open when the pun- gent odor of smoke was detected. Glenn Markgraf, one of the janitors, responded quickly to the danger and summoned the fire department. Dark, billowing masses of smoke rising above the school building transmitted the news to the townspeople more effectively than wire- less could have. At the heels of the fire department hundreds of curious persons arrived within minutes. The efficient West Bend Fire Department managed to subdue the flames after a long battle. Nevertheless, building damage was estimated at approximately S200,000. Once-clean walls were streaked with dirt, water streamed through the corridors, ceilings, swollen and bulging, rained torrents of water and the third floor was lacking a roof. In addition Hubert Becker, chief custodian, overcome by smoke, had been taken to the hospital, but not in a serious condition. Repairs were begun immediately, as the scheduled opening of school was only two weeks distant. Con- tractors came to the scene of the damage to make esti- mates on repairs and soon began renovating the buil- ding. A call was sent out to any students who wished to aid in clearing away the debris. Several dozen re- sponded to prepare for re-opening on September 8. Since many sections and rooms of the building were badly demolished classes had to be re-scheduled. The school administration spent many hours to accomp- lish the re-routing. Thanks to their hard work, the splendid co-operation of the students, and the rapid work of the contractors, school opened on schedule. Major repairs continued for several months after school convened. When the newly renovated sections were opened in December, the cramped and crowded conditions of previous months were forgotten. Once more walls were painted, and the gym floor was refin- ished. As a small reward for the inconvenience of the past months, new additions, such as an acoustical ceiling and skylights on the third floor, were installed. Debris cluttered the front entrance A third-floor classroom The roof was severely damaged Repairs are begun in a few days Page si ., L M, Q s,M,,g4 iw i -E W, ff g ? A4. li 1 1 E V ' A l ,xwrzwm f' 9 ' ,,,,:,, ML, Wt ' fs f 'fha a sa 5 is 523 3 M- V 5 I Wi J ,5 'J -- . 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' ' 3, ' xi 5 Q Q , 5 4 -, L, K WX Qi ik' is ix-fix , 553,00 0 X - R?wyyQgpmR , if fl RX' 'L LH -iii' -1 xi A i j,,'--3 - I A Q 5 ' WW X 1 I-Q' 5 -' ' ' 5 J: A . ,.--:-1' N17 , - ' I Z li XQ IX 11 L 7 9x f 10' A - ' afxu Mrs Schultz Davld Mr Schultz Douglas and Dlane Schultz Mr Holt m h1S flfth year as supermtendent has been our fr1end and advlser durmg all the years we have been m West Bend Hlgh H1s work on our behalf IS seldom as VlS1bl6 to us as IS the class work of other teachers but lt IS just as lmportant The members of the school board mcludmg Mr Robert Stoltz Mr Henry Dhe1n Jr Mrs George Kuehlthau Mr Leslle Handke and Mr Carl Schnelss haxe agam mamtamed a successful school term The school board actmg as representatlves of the people plans for expanslon of the school system and at the annual meetmg submlts a budget for the needs of the ensumg year Two members are elected each year dmmlstl anon Pro emso Pannmg 5KdIIllIllSt8I'1llg all of the varlous departments of a clty school svstem IS a task delegated to Superm tendent Fred Holt and to Prmclpal Fred Schultz Nlr Schultz pr1nc1pal of the hlgh school the past two vears has served very ably durmg that t1me Under h1S guldance and d1rect1on an expandmg sec ondarv school program IS bemg developed to meet the needs and mterests of the students more com pletely Mr Schultz IS 1nterested not only 1n the pro gress of the school but also 1n seemg that the WBHS students Wlll develop 1nto outstandlng c1t1zens IMQNDIND SUPHEJFFICE Mr Holt and daughter Mary BOARD OF EDUCATION Robert J Stoltz Henry Dhem Jr Mrs George Kuehlthau Leshe R Handke Carl Schnelss Page eight Y Y Y N . l Ll fl ' y .' I .. ' ' .l awlly Instruction or En rg fenmenf Prarse or A UICQ 01' GM1 GHC? Gaetamna Bal1strer1 Soclal Scxence Englxsh Forenslcs Lxbrary B A Mount Mary College Graduate Stud Northwestern Um Y verslty rederlc B Baxter English Bend Advlser B E Platte v11le State Teachers College, Ph M Unlversxty of Wxsconsm Graduate Study Columbla Unlverslty Unlver sxty of Colorado ncouragemenf Bruce Bertram Englxsh Debate Coach Forenslcs B S Carroll College, Graduate Study Unlverslty of WISCOHSII1 Natxonal Umverslty of Mexlco Lo1s Bornfleth Spamsh Engllsh Ph B Marquette Unlver slty Graduate Study Lnlverslty of Colorado Umverslty of MISSOUFI Robert C Caldwell Physlcal Educatlon Football Intramurals La Crosse State Teachers College UDlV6FSlty of ATIZOHB Graduate Study Umverslty of Wlsconsln Henry Carstens Norman E Colby General Metals Industrial Arts Mathematics Physlcs Central State General Mathematxcs B A Platte Teachers College B A M A bm vllle Stale Teachers College versity of Wlsconsln Jean C Costello Typmg Shorthand Natlonal Honor Socxety Advlser Cllpper Adviser YVlscons1n State College Oshkosh B S Wlsconsm State College White water Page nine . f I. I1 . , ,bl 4, Q, ii , r 1 , l y . ' - ' ' . , y ' ' l , , Track, Iilealth B. ET 'ii ,Q 4 Samuel J. Cupery Chorus --'Oshkosh S t a t e Teachers College, Milwaukee State Teachers College. Eleanoie G Forster Phwsical Education G A A Adviser B S La Crosse State Teachers College Graduate Study Lniveisitv of Colorado Ralph O. Eggert Head of Commercial Department, Typing, Office Practice, Extra-cur- ricular, Accounting Adviser, Guid- ance Counselor for the Junior and Senior Class B. E. Wisconsin State College. Whitewater, M. A, North- western University, 1--'Q Mrs. Frances E. Fogtman Guidance Lawrence College, B. E. Wisconsin State College Oshkosh, NI. A. University of Wisconsin. Ernest Gaiiett Algebra General Math ematics Social Studies Freshmen Basketball B A Glenville State College Graduate Study University West Virginia Lea Gerhartz Mrs Ethel M Gill Roy T Grignon Phwsical Education Algebra B E Librarian B X Lawrence College Chemlstrv Facultw Manager of Ath Milwaukee State Teachers College 161105 B A Lawrence College M A Unixelsitx of Wisconsin D01 othea Hegbar Latin English Clipper Adxisel B A James town College Ciaduate Studs Unixeisitx of Colorado Unixersitx of Denxer Unixeisltx f Iona Page ten ,f Edlth B Heidnei Am xican Histoix Cui atoi of Histoiical Nlu seum B A Lmxeisitx of Wisconsin Graduate St idx Lnixersitx of Wisconsin Columbia Lnixersitx Lnixelsitx of Chicago Myron Ii. Illlclebranfl Social Science, Tennis. Visual Aids. Awards lliziirman B, A. Osh- kosh State 'Vouchers College. IVI. A. North- western L'niversity. Graduate Study: Kni- versitv of Colorado. Oshkosh State Teachers College. 5, 1, f x 4 Stephen D. .Ianto General Mathematics, Fyping B Basketball t'oach B. A. Valpar- aiso L'niversity. Michi- gan State College. L'niversity of Wisconsin Elaine A Koepsel Weslex Kuckuk Home Ifconomies Future Homemak Industrial Arts B S Str t ers ol Amerita Adxrser B 5 Ml Institute vxaukeellovsner College Graduate. Studx Lnixersrtx of WISLODSIH Carl M Kuss Biologx Physical Education Poot ball Baseball Intramurals Rixer Falls State Teachers College Craduate btudv Unriersitx of 'Vim nesota Barbara lNecker 5peeLh English Class Plax and Allbchool Plas Director of the Dramatics Club B 5 Vlarquette Lnr versrtx Craduate 'study Lnnersrtx ol Wisconsin 4' Rai mond P Pan 11 I'nf.,l1sh Nlathematits Scitntt Co director of Intramurals Director of Publiuti I-atultx Social Chairman B S NI S Lnixtrsitx ot Xiiston leila A Oswald Blologx Xisual Xrds Director S xersrtx of Wisconsin X NATIONAL SVIF X X f was we Ctrl Podruch Marguerite Prahl Kerman I-ni.,l1sh Currrtuluni tom Xmerican Hrstorx nglish 5 mrtte Kerman Club Portns s Nlount 'Vlari Lnlltgt nixersitx f Vkistonsin fraduate Studi Lnixusitx of Vis LUIISID Page eluen ' 1 f .1 ' I' A' f :f . N X S i' : . '- 5' V Q-fl X L x ' 'i -A , ' '. t A 4 rg . 4 QQ i '. A F: I ' T' R .PZ ' ' -W .. 3-g . ' ' ffl.. V' f ' .V A ' . 1 ' ., ,4 Y. ,b , A 3 - X . ' it ' E . 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With eight-hundred per- sons moving about the building each day and a campus of eighteen acres their task is not easy. While the student body is vacationing during the summer the janitors are busy repairing and recon- ditioning the building athletic grounds and school equipment. Saturdays the custodians are working to complete jobs which they were unable to do while the students were in school. The fine condi- tion of the building is a tribute to their efforts. Glenn Markgraf, Frank Hoffman, Phillip Thoma, William Dalum ,I 2 W . ,f f Q f '-N YW N 'I,,1 ' iff ff 5- XML ' O' R llpn J Il 1 P 39 51111 QD l 1 x H H...-v' QQ If Wx 'l-vmnidft C HSSBS -. M Wfy .Q- 1 - gs: XXXIQXS 'lg 85 Page fift I ii' 1' QiW,wXXY'v V 'Ex Q ESX Q cs 25-Dex X 5 Ill-fl-'11 ax x ii! 4' N: . A X -ng 'NP , 1 Vi' 5 S 'H , x I 4,4 lv! A X 1 I ' , IZ f f ,X Q? Q, X! KW., ' Z xg A .5 ff 4, 5 S f'l,,,'i'Q1lf plnnxxys ' M Q GL, If 'X 11 s' R 'in 9 ll WW ,l . Q 'Q 'ak P 2 n. 1 I ' 1 X 17 X Y F - ' Q' 1 Y. 1, Q kif k Nxss Ifffl-Yin Q! ' X f' f X , 1 . ,Q .! -, 4, if It l X ' ' , , rj! f s Q, , 4, x ' '- a s' vi ! MW ,QM of SENIOR CLA Baer Tom Baertleln Laura Bart Robert Beck Barbara Beck Br1an Best Rlta Page sixteen xf X! XXX 1 SS OFFICERS Peter Hosp Presldent Bob Hensler V1ce Presldent Lucllle Mlller Sec HONOR ROLL Boldt Betty Ehlers Janet Hall Stanley Brlnkman L1ll1an Frankow Barbara Hetzel Marllyn Br1nkman Ray Gagan Denn1s Hoelz Nancy Bunke Ruth Gonrxng James Hosp Peter Colhen Jeanne Gundrum Rlta Jonas Glorla Colllns Paul Gutgahr Joanne Kral Dennls retary Treasurer Laycock Barbara Lauson Robert Mlller Luc1lle Moeller John Techtmann Arlene T1ed as Valedlctorlans X ,f 1? X 'X s ,. 7, X -l , J ., X ,' X i M R' ,xl 3 1, R :lf xl ' 'V 7 X ,. gl l ll 4 U ' , ' 5 an fm , ah H '4 9 f 'Z F an . B W if , .f 6 I f A ' fa Q. 2 2I1I:ZQ?f5ff3.':1 57 i, , ,,,.,..:fv:3jg 'f V C, : ' ..gf-g1:'25g air: I .. 5411 - W - .-25,1 ' . - M, , Pymgkwib Mihwxa 9 ' Jia, A in an W H 1 , ' 9 , ' - ' 2 . '- 7 . 7 7 Y 7 Y 7 Y 7 7 7 7 I 7 7 3 7 I Y 1 7 7 7 7 7 0 7 Y 1 v a 44 1 1:1 - They criecl flzey auglzecb flzey losf, they won And now we are seniors! It seems a long time since that day in 1950 when we started our high school career as green freshmen. The things we have learned and ex- perienced throughout our four-year journey will live on as cherished memories of the past. From the very first day, we as a class started to develop a firm foot-hold in the activities of the school. We began by electing Dianne Mechenich. Dennis Kral, and Janet Schultz as officers of the class. Right from the begin- ning, we began developing outstanding athletes and were also winning debate and forensic honors. We entered our sophomore year in high spirits, for we were green freshies no longer. We meant to prove our worth in all possible ways. The first thing we did was to elect Bob Lauson. Jerry Matenaer, and Barbara Frankow class officers. Our sophomore class was represented in practically every extra-curricular activity which was off- ered in West Bend High. The junior year is probably the best and most import- ant year of any. At least so it seemed for the class of '54. It was a year of triumphs and successes which will be long remembered. Our first triumph in this year was electing Bob Lauson as president of the Student Senate. We chose for our class officers Bob Schneider, Dennis Gagan, and Ruth Bunke. All those who purchased and received class rings were very proud of them. After this event came homecom- ing with our candidate, Linda Taagen being elected home- coming queen. The spring of our junior year was very exciting, for this was prom time. We chose for our theme 'tMoonlight and Roses. Bob Schneider, our king, selected for his queen. Jeanne Collien. The wonderful music, provided by Larry Ladd, amid the beautiful decorations and the prom royalty, was an event which will be remembered by all who attended the lavish social affair. Now we are seniors, fast approaching the end of our four-year journey. For officers we elected Peter Hosp, Bob Hensler, and Lucille Miller. Barbara Frankow and Dennis Gagan were elected to the senate positions of secretary-treasurer and president, respectively. In all the flurry and excitement of the homecoming parade, bonfires, and homecoming dance. we forgot that this happiness would end with graduation. As Bette Weber took her place on the homecoming court. we suddenly realized this was our last year of high school. With graduation plans came the announcement that Rita Gundrum and Joanne Gutjahr were co-valedictorians of the class. As June 3 neared. we thought back and truthfully could say that we had a successful high school career. While some of us will continue our education. others will start working, a few will join the armed services. but what- ever we do. we will always remember and cherish our experiences as students at the West Bend High School. Page se Joan Gessner displays her hobo costume Swing and sway Elaine Ponath, Bette Weber, and Ann Lickman watch as Marge Bruckmueller measures Janet Schultz for her cap and gown Expert Robble Robertson mstructs Janet Roberts and UHlV6PSlty of WISCOHSIH counselors speak at Dennls Gagan 1n percussxon mstruments the college dav program Q SQIIIOI Class of 1954 Page elghteen is, QU? Janet Allardxng Ken AVer1ll Robert Bart Tom Baer Laura Baertle1n Jeanne Bassett Barbara Beck Harvey Bastlan Br1an Beck Donald Becker Shlrley Becker Robert Belmborn Thomas Bell Wlthdrew Clayton Belongla Pat Bergm r 0 , ,f .4 . ,E 9' ' f- Marlene Bastian 5' x 'B' ' I H :f: ' Rita Best A1 Blanchette Gladys Boden Helen Boesen Joanne Bohn Betty Boldt Gerald Boldt L1ll1an Brlnkman Raymond Brmkman MarJor1e Bruckmueller Robert Buchelt Ruth Bunke Ph1l1p Casper Ronald Chase Kenneth C1r1acks Warren Clrlacks Jeanne Colllen Paul Collxns Dorothy Cross Ralph Crass Donovan Cupery Rosemary Dabrlnger Arnold Dyck Janet Ehlers Floyd Endllch Clarence Engelelter Dorothy Ewert Cella Frank Elleen Frank Ethel Frank Barbara Frankou Donald Frledemann WW' fr Page n teen Nj' sus, S 5 39 Dennis Gagan Faith Gauger Joan Gessner Diane Glander James Gonrlng Marion Grover David Gumm Paul Gundrum Rita Gundrum Joanne Gutjahr Nicholas Habersetzer John Haebig Fred Hafemann Stanley Hall Mona Hardegen Catherine Harger Therese Hausmann LouAnn Held Donna Hensler Robert Hensler Marilyn Hetzel Nancy Hoelz Mary Ellen Holl Peter Hosp Francis Hupfer Arthur J anz Gloria Jonas Alvin Jenkins Roger Johnson James Jones i1:Withdrew Janet Kenny James Kieckhafer Rlta K1rcher John Klrsch John Knoeck Ronald Kocher Albert Kohlschmldt Roger Kohn Marjorle Konstanz Dennis Kral Roger Krell Kathleen Krltz Lanore Kurth Louls Koemg Sally Landvatter Robert Lauson Barbara Laycock Susan Lelser Ann L1ckman Lorls Luecke Edgar Maas Jerry Matenaer Phyllls May Dlanne Mechenlch Carlos Melllnger Joanne Metz 4 If Lucllle Mlller John Moeller Robert Molter Joan Naus Janme Nehrbass Marlene NICOIHUS James Nohr Marlon Oelhafen 'H Q-,. N Pag t y- ' Thomas Oelhafen Patrlcla Palt Donald P elffer Donald Peters Earl Peters Elalne Peters Elalne Ponath Ilo Rauscher Marlene Reynolds Marolyn Reynolds Janet Roberts Gordon Rose Gerald Rosenthal Donna Sander Robert Schecker Ross Schlelf Audrae Schllcht Carmen Schllcht Darlene Schmldt Kenneth Schmldt Louella Schmldt Robert Schnexder D8V1d Schowalter Janet Schultz Ravmond Sell LaVern Severson Corlnne Smlth Allce Spaeth Lloyd Spaeth Sh1r1ey Steger Shlrley Stoffel Llnda Taagen Arlene Techtmann Lewls Techtman Irene Tenmes Betty Thate Patr1c1a Thompson Shlrley Tock Ronald Torrence Helen Truss Patr1c1a Vandeloo Ann Vxesselmann Mona Volkmann Robert Wallenfelsz James Walsh Mary W8Sh1Ck Bette Weber James W1edmeyer Danlel W1edmeyer James Wolf Ruth Wuensch Arlette Zahn Gerald Zlmmel Edward Zautcke NOT PICTURED James G1ombett1 Raymond Heltmg K Gerald Marsden Fred Ruhnke Earle Sepersky Page twenty-three JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Pat Klein ---- Secretary-Treasurer Ralph Klumb ------ President Don Schreiner - - Vice-President This year we, as juniors, entered school with a new feeling of importance. We were upper-classmen. Our first major class activity was that of electing Ralph Klumb as class president and prom king, Don Schreiner as vice-president, and Pat Klein as secre- tary-treasurer of the class. The juniors pitched in to make the traditional homecoming activities a grand success. One could always find juniors present when a group met to work on the bonfire or when a committee was ap- pointed to arrange for the little things that no one would ever get credit for. When the awards for the winning floats were announced, Mr. Bertram's home- room was overjoyed with their third win in a row. Our '53-'54 homecoming faded into a happy memory as Kaye Frankow took her place in the court of honor at the dance following the game. With much pride and pleasure, we chose our class rings and displayed them to the less fortunate under-classmen. The junior class was blessed with many talented persons. Mary Keeley and Nancie Matenaer had parts in the all-school play Hangman's Noose. Harry Kissinger once more had the male lead in the operetta, The Fortune Teller. Many more of the talented junior boys and girls participated in this activity. On the intellectual side of our extra-curricular program we had Gordon Griese- mer who took his place on the A debate squad. Carmen Kerry and Gordon Griesemer also went to the state forensic contest at Madison on Sat- urday, April 10. Page twenty-four Uniors The worle is lzarcler, lout tlze air smells sweeter During the entire year the jaunty juniors con- tributed much to the athletic activities of WBHS by way of participation and by enthusiasm. Prominent junior figures on the athletic field included: Don Schreiner, Don De Tuncq, Al Peters, and Bill Clay- baugh. Many juniors also entered the intramural con- tests and were victors in many events. Our classmen displayed good sportsmanship and school loyalty in every task undertaken. The student body was led in its cheers by four junior cheerleaders: Barbara Sonnenberg, Betty Troedel, Eileen Staral, and Sue Griepentrog. Toward the end of the year all of our efforts were turned to making the prom a splendid social affair. The theme of the 1954 prom was Loveliest Night of the Year. At a special pep meeting called after school everyone was excited when King Ralph Klumb announced Virginia Hoy the '54 prom queen. When we receive the '54 Bend, our junior year will be considered ended, but we will look with even more expectancy to the last lap of our education on the road of success. 1 Donna Stemer Gerald Seldeman Barb Llesse Joanne Betty Troedel 63 4? fi -'uni '37'F'f ww r Flrst Row Shlrley Abel Don g1n1a Agenten Betty Arndt Lynn A Barth Allen Boeker Q55 ttf fo- -av 11 353, X Fu Tx 7 '?i '3 4-Z X Flrst Ron Janlce Boettcher Rxchard Bor chardt Doreen Boyung Herbert Breuer Daud Brodzellex Verna Broecker Ruth Brugger Wancx Buettner Donna Butler Achterber hrs UBI' nl I Class -1' WF' 2 Wi I at 4 H yn .af 'QI fx g Tom Ackerman Vlr Second Row Roger Bauman Rlchard B Ben Barr Bernard Cecllla Bles Jeannette Blntz Pat Boden Mary Bath gf: 2? Hr'- l l Qt f lyfnv 'af' Hammes Don Rehwaldt Donna Rleke 3 Gm' 41 252 QU' ecker Emll Belmborn Gordon Blanchette Jerome Boden af: 'K 4,- 3 -avr :afar QF! 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I, 'ff B E , ll V 'X f 1 A J .1 ' f A J l q . 1' fl I' A 3-'J Ari 'E 45? 7 ' , 4- rw- nf' '- ff '17 I-nat Rovs Donna Cettlcman Dlane tlbeon Lyle Gxcsatn MdlV Ann boeden Don GODIIDE Gladys tonxlng hum fflltikl Dorothy Gosewehr Alfred Coshavu 'I ' mf, J: an we 40 xi 1'-67 nr-Q Fust Rovn Joanne Hammes Dlck Halger George Hexlmann Mary Helpp Held Marvm Hembel Rlchard Judy Henman Art Helnlckl Calvm Herbst ,QW vw-f 1-rw wg... 1- 9 f-SI' Gm xj nv FIYSI Rovs Jeanne Koester Marlene Kohn Leon Kober Ronald Krell Donna K1 uep ke Donna Kuechlel Darlene Lahr Kay Laufer Irene Lauters Page twenty sxx 4 94'- as ,C 4. -. if ...J ,J te av- xv ,Z Second Row Sue Gnepentmg Cordon bxlesemcr Helen hroh Nldlllyn Cnoth Marym 1 :oth Quaid bnuenhagcn Arlene Gund num 'lcresa Cundrum Bob Hackbalth f-I 1 J ,K '65- 4 'V we I' Second Row vllglllla Hoy Bevelly Jo hann Mary Juech Joyce Jung, Nanc Junghans Mary Keeley Gloria Ke Don Kempf lNorman Kempf Chiang A-fs QA mn- 'i Qs Wf- fad! tif-Q' f Second Rom Donna Lexus Bob Llesse Rachael Lochen Allan Martln Rose Marx Judy Matenaer Nancxe Matenaer Bar bara Maurer Mary McLaughl1n A K .f ffl ani me no my P, X110 G v Bottom Row Carmen Kerry Vincent K1r cher Harry K1SSlhgeI' Pat Kleln Ralph Klumb Dorothy Koenlngs Joanne Koen mgs Mary Ann Koenlngs Fern Koester f-sf' 'ttf' 1? ar fn ,.,. 1 4 -fig I' 'T fu Bottom Row Mark Mey B111 Meyer Peg Molter Rhoda Mueller Darrell Naumann Rlta New man Carolyn N6ltZ81 Bob Nohr Dan Norton R 'Wi A ' A-9 '57 ' 1 f ' fa A 4 . .,.l X , - ' N ' Y. 1 f F 1' My ,ia -, 'fa Q J A . .1 . ,Q f .Y ,I -4 ' ff-1 Q--' , ,N , I -2 -'ha ,K ,M D 1 y , X Mi Pu, Q yr yr, 1' to F .U 5 1.1 A ' Sf is pl f B If X 'fx ,Q I - x I I . 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' y' el- f at Q .w 2 1 ' N rf f ' 'R f X, I- QPW af Flrst Row Dorothy Oelhafen Ira Oelhafen Tom Opgenorth Sec Allce Otten Allen Peters Janet Peters Rlchard Peters Jo Ann Peterson Don Ph1l1pp1 -at '44 'WL 1 154' J!! dgekg 5 fr'dI3 l fihf 95 'S 582 xv' vw vw F1fSt Rovm Vernon Rauch Don Rehwaldt Ahce Relnders Donna Rleke Tom Riley Glorla Roeber Shlrley Roell Babette Rohrmann Pat Rose I on ' A .Q Ohh ff' var' bfi , ffvi s-v lx PITSK Row Carl Sponholz Eileen Staral Carla Stauske Donna Stelner Paul Stem er Jams Stockhausen Jackie Summer field Ken Tlmpel Don Tral-cel ' Wlthdrew 17' nav- dfv a-A gk' 4 rv' 5 we Y-.1 ,.,f Y .af .-' Oi ta --1 Q54 Q-lf ond 1 Row Ann Polenske Barbara Potter Beverly Potter aro Puerllng Shxrlev at Raab Haryey Radke Puestow Tom Putnam Myrtle Quaas 1-K 1-5 wifi' wi ,N ,-.f sg rn rv- f- ll .ar W 'Cf' .ffl 1778 .371 bis. 457' 'Y 17 ml ffxxlf Second Row Ronald Rose Memoree Rubel Bottom Row MSYIOU Schwelger Gerald Margaret Schacht Joanne Schllcht Clar ence Schmidt Norman Schmldt Frances Schuster Don Schrelner Kathryn Schus er Seldeman Don Shavt Bob Slegfrled John Smlthers Mary Smlthers Charleen Snave ly Barbara Sonnenberg King Spradau its pi? 'X .J Q' 17 Q lf 46 aff M. M,- sh' -vt-'f 5' IU' 'ffl' wa if WX 8 'M an 4: 440 ,K VJ vp- Q' fx -1 9 I Pat Vogt Betty Troedel Joan Waala Jlm Wandschnender Dlane Wemrelch Ruth WCISS Noraleen Wen delborn Tom Wentz Bernard Werner 'fx Bottom Row Don Wledmeyer Eugene Wledmeyer Jerry Winters Sharon Wohl wend Diane Wolf Phllllp Yahr Carl Zache Barbara Zarlmg 'VIary Ann Zenk Second Row Page tvs enty sex en 5' l ' 5 , - W , nt? A 'F' ' fs I F , 1-at f f 'aj no K r .4 uv, Ita if ' Q -p- , M ty ' J -fm M- f , , f fl B g.i. f f' 1,1 3 T ,Q 'U-0 55. 5. ' M: 0 4 , Qi' U1 5, Q 4:7 J' 'E' -J r' ' 1 f f ...J A 'fl A R T? X than X J 4 5 y' . U at 3 M' , V -B to N- E, x ., -'J 4 , f, , ' , ' R - If v. if I I, , . P , ' . 6 ' K 'S 'W 3' ,Q 5' ea- fu- K1 g ., ,- lj' x , ' .,. I .M ' Us I I. J fi ' , - ' -' . 4, ...J ,J ul -1,1 N 4 y I 'S' ' , .fm vm qi I 5 J 'X ' '4 1 -M 7 . ga , 5 I , f ,, M? , . Q Q- 2 x 'A 4 1- 'V 4 2 1 H v T' P P 'lg 4 gf ,. Q B9 V if f, ' 'tr' L 1' I J fi ' ' 13, 'Q-33 s ,- w., 0 Q ,A , -f E' I llx- . , spy l l ' as ' 5 li ' t' tt' P 1 g sf NJ, 4 ' W 2 ' , fe: is nwf li Z: 5' ,,, Q! ' f-J 'A .,., Kb E5 l Q, .,. A V G, ,, . f ff P ff 1, ff' y Qjl 1' Ir' P Qi? gif My A, ,, X! , 111, , f' lf ' M 5 X K l xf , A f Q 'I v' 5 .gb Lv- ' A A ga gf B, -, K, la Z-:A jr N' I AV' ' ' 1' ' 'U ' - ve f, .2 'tr 4 , ., j I ' , ,933 W ' iq va 1 1 -ef - can ' , ' fx JK ' ' ,, ,V gs I ,if A . I AV x ,, ' M F, 5' ,.. w U - ,1 ,- Y 'ww - ,I ' . I.-if 2 U , '- -- N , P Q .. ' 7 x P' -A f h , A ,NM A ,V :VV mln' , , , 4 ff V ' ,A It A 2 V P f ' . l i It Ae ' 'Q 7 551, Pu- fa ' A L V vu. .5 iv K rv 4 . , -J Q , A I VJ , R Jr W X , , - V M xl if J 9 M E , . fx X I .A fl' ,C if' SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Charles Cropper ---- President Rachel Finch - - - Secretary-Treasurer Richard A. Schmidt - - - Vice-President Sophs! We could hardly believe it! Why it seemed like only yesterday that we had entered West Bend High to further our education. Yet, one year ago we were excited, bustling, and frightened newcomers to the now familiar halls and classrooms. As we reminisce, so many happenings are re- called. What fun we had cheering at sports events and decorating for school dances. We smile as we think of all the joys we shared together and grin at the sorrows we suffered, which at the time, neverthe- less, were very serious and important. But all of us glow with the feeling of contentment and happiness, knowing that another successful term has been com- pleted. Soon after the school year began, class elections were held during which time rivalry and excitement mixed in a flurry of nomination blanks and whispered comments concerning the candidates. Finally, we chose Charles CChuckJ Cropper for president, Richard A. Schmidt, vice-president, and Rachel Finch, secretary-treasurer. Early in the term we were well represented by a fellow classmate, Fred Strey, who was elected to the office of vice-president of the Student Senate. Fred has done a fine job and has proved him- self to be a most capable leader With the fall season came chllly weather football and the annual homecoming festivities We were equally disgruntled when the brush of our second bonfire burned suspiciously to a heap of ashes but we Jumped for Joy when Sally Brown the sophomore candidate for the homecoming court was announced as queen. Page twenty-eight Sophomoros Bowed down with prolvlems ofgrowing up and enfoying life Everyone worked hard on the downtown window displays, and the class was well rewarded when Miss Balistreri's homeroom took first honors with Mr. Runkel's placing second. The B cheerleaders gave us added zest, and we showed our interest and true school spirit by becoming loyal fans at all sports events. While only a few of our athletes played A team football, base- ball, and basketball, others added spark in tennis, track, golf and cross country. Quite a number of us became acquainted with debate as the result of a debate-English class. Other forensics were popular, too, and talents were displayed in declamations, oratory, and extemp- oraneous subjects. Excellent speaking ability was shown when Sonia Bernhardt won the state award in extemporan- eous speaking and was given the chance to attend the NFL contest in Pennsylvania. But most of all, we recognized the need for study and tried our best to keep grades above level. Looking forward to a promising future, we will strive to continue our commendable work at WBHS. 1 6 0- x 0 , J 'Kr as- C :ovu- 95 -uv' fr-i '5j ll at 44 , erleaders Elame Allardmg Jerome Luy Back Row Conme Bev Bever and cotton plant Justman Carolyn Baer -38 Decoratlons for the post prom party at school Marg Garcla Front Row Lmda Draper Ruth MeCh6HlCh Q ph Class 1' 'fr' ,.. lf, aa-If 'Q ...V v bf If, ,- sg gf' Alf' .ya 7 ...Ay First Row Fred Achterberg Elaine Allardmg James Anderson Carol Behrends Shlrley Asmus Carolme Baer Leroy Baertlem Gordon Bast Barbara Bauer Sandra Bauer vo J an fl -O fv- ,fp Jv -L 1 07 ,sv 3 g .241- 7-Zn' Fi I Second Row Martha Baumer Gordon Becker Margo Becker Marcla Arndt Dorothy Bellm Howard Belllng Soma Bernhardt Dlck Beth Beverly Bever Ruth Blanke inf! asv 'W '9' any l ffl f 4 fy 400 F: 3' pdf va 4,-0.9 -9 gaz- J 1' WK' 'ld' -1 -1 -T writ A I-'lrst Row Bernadme Blazel David Blazel Second Rovs Marlpat Burg John Ca1n Bottom Row Eugene Drncken Joan Dyken Marhs Boeldt Betty Boesen Robert Melmda Carter Erlene Cooper Collette Mary Eklo David Engelexter Donald En Boldt Ronald Bolm J1m Bomerman Cotter Colleen Cotton Charles Crapper senbach Wlllxam Erhardt Darleen Faber Bemnce Brmkman Sall Brown Beverl D tl y y an cross John Dedrxck Lmda Draper Carol Fehlhaber Rachel Fmch Bob Fas Brunner ter Page twenty mne i i Che ' : ' ' , , ' ix' h S re f ' v -fe ff, - ,. a. fy S C, . 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Dfw, gif 'ici Wlllar M .--,f f we if In d Goeden John Gonnerlng Klpp Gosewehr Mary Grlepentrog Gerald Glerach Mary thryn Gulllckson Marjorle Guth Robert ,-.fl ,,,g4-T 25 on-f -rf Noni .f'3t'7': ,g .QQ ,J 5 uf! 1,-nr ' in vp A? fr-'ze -1-W ww ,v-ff nr af: Mfr ,mf ,Q Vw my ll X., it:- ,M 3 .4-,,, ,aw aff .WW F f X Y Fxrst Row Ilene Hanson Steve Harter Ken Heckendorf Ardls Heldeman Ed Hetebrueg Mllton Holl Allen H ron Dor othy Hron Margaret Huber Mary Hupfer 'Y 2 F .fl -46' S econd Row Margaret Hupfer, Elaxne Hutson Dorls Hynek Donna Mae Ihlen feld Dan Jonas Cordell Juech Jams Junghans Connle Justman Wlmfred Just man Tom Kleckhafer f' 'fr ,Av ti' .- W, f -ff an Flrst Row Lloyd Konrath Betty Krause Ra Kr L y EIS eroy Kreutzer Carol Krue ger Conrad Kuechler Joan Lalelke Mary Landvatter Pat Laufer Mary Le Mahleu Page thn tg :SF 4' ...P a 1 ,lx Afil' Am 58.11 8 ... ff' 1-'SPN' .Q- Q-I -yy 4 B ottom Row Ann Klefer Penny Kirby Beverly Klrcher Charles Klrchner Wal ter Klettl Ellen Kluever Jerry Klumb Ken Klumb Richard Koller Janet K oen mgs ,Q-sr A, .Q nf Q no-mx A Airiks. t Second Row Ralph Lemke Jud L 5 ewls Bottom Row Ken Mxller Ralph Mlller Donald Llesener Jlm Lord Jerome Luy Marlea Mlttag B111 Moeller Jamce M l Roger Maas Jean Ma R ue V uth Mechenxch ler Katherme Naumann Jerrv Nehrbass Leonard Meyer Donna Mlchaels Roger Neum L . f . 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I 3 .. an ouls Nordhaus Charles Nlerode -1- 'A al Alan as ,fn -sr ' 5.5: -r' .M ll Hx 'Z ,K f Flrst Row Marlene Ohrmund MarJ1e Pexffer Rlchard Perrin Second Row Karen Rehwaldt Bob Relmann Jean Reul Elmer Margaret Pfelffer Ruth Plzak Janet Polenske Robert Pomahac Rhelngans Mary Ripple Peter Rltger George Rothenmaxer Robert Prxce Gerald Puestow Pat Ramel In ,N ff !P'f -'21 A WW' 'I 'CY 11 '-Sv '7 --f f 49' X 11 Second Row Richard A Schmidt Rlchard T Schmldt Ronald Schnepf Jane Schroe der Sue Schultz Bernadean Schulze Dlanne Shaw Wayne Sodeman Manlyn Soderberg Barbara Sponholz First Row Joyce Sander Lloyd Schenk John Schllcht Duane Schloemer Tom Schloemer Curtls Schmldt Eileen Schmldt Eugene Schmldt Gerald Schmldt Leon Schmldt ,Q we .1 ,K 1-rf A, Ronnxe Rudersdorf Phil Runge Don Sager I ,nv yn! it LiL 1 Mau v-an Bottom Row Clalre St Louls Fred Strey Nancy Strean Dalvlne Tackes Carol Tanck Verna Techtmann Mary Tenant Janet Zautner John Tomllnson Alberta Van Stone' fl i J 0 I A ur ,ll ij! Flrst Row Glenn Varnes Jlm Verbanac Second Row Dolores Wledmeyer Ronald Ronald Vlrchow Leon Vore John Wag ner Werner Wagner Art Washxck Bob Weber Beverly Wendelborn Burke Wes ton Wolf Jerry Wolf Siegfrled Wuensch Wledmey er Shirley Wledmeyer Henry Wxlkum Kathleen Wllllams Marlon Wlllkomm Katherine Wlnckler Janlce Bottom Row Noreta Yochem Rosalxe Xogerst Ethel Zautcke Wlthdrew Page thlrtv one 4. , . xg 'ef' 'J J, ff I 1 'R L3 7 3 A .QL ,LL fl gg ' 1 fa 'f Q K i 1 IA N ' 1 - r .N AL st 1 sr Y, r ' . I ' i -J l '?!' ' ,f I f 'Q lt Cla !,39 ff' . r I I . 3 A. . Ag- 1 , i 5 ,J pg, .Egger .Qv fin ,,, -s 'Z -gy 'A 'da L A 'A ip :- kiwi bf' mbsf Vi K.- S l. by 'Il L I, I I M '?i1 f-1 if 5 , ' 3 qu 5 1 tx J , q X h ,YJ fl' v , ' I 1, 71 w uf I, 9 fl 412' ' I J INR I- Q A Q ,, 4 , V4 gifs V: 6- .,. 7 --- N... e A Y , , Q f?.X ar J' 1. N .J Nff 1 A 1,5 V, L l 4 fx' 73' I 4 X .A A 3 'WP Q , 3 5 In 'Q' 2 if , . ,,, fa A , ' . , Y fl xml D , A 25 fad ,C 9 - ' , 1 N -M A Q ' ' if JW 1- 'tt' , - J. e ' 1 J' V , in 5 Q I 2 4 Ls ' .w rf- gi' S- 1- 551 H J JF' . ' J' ig f g ' to ty J ' , ,J ' ' . 1 ' 1 ' 5-.4 -L ly lx S ' I , K X s ' ' ' K 'fig -Nj. - 3, , f.'.'.'.i 'I Afuifigirr W .5 1' ' X I fx , ll f. Ef,f'1Hff?5-1 xl f 2 I vt I I Ez, ',- 4 I I.: . 4 ' 'vga Mt ff J, I A 3 Y44, ' fx' .3 V :ma .5 1, K m t J I f Wi x ig 5 - wav: , I J V 5 , 4 t - ' X , 4' F' -2. R an K1 ', ,0 9 'Z 5 f e ' 3 l 'Lf 15 -, ei. l ' , . J 7' J -I N A t I 0 aa lx j I X 1' Xml' 1 , . I It ' J 1, X f I I ' I I - .J V- sf A :- - g. 4 -5 xt 5 .K' YZ, X . xl FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Jackie Schultz - - Secretary-Treasurer Fred Schultz - - - - President Pat Frankow - V Vice-President Everyone experienced a grand feeling when we entered school for the first time as freshmen. At last we were in high school! What a marvelous sensation! Our first days will always be filled with fond mem- ories. At first, everything was strangely new. Would we ever find the rooms for our classes or call the teachers by their right names? As the time passed, the weeks that followed were heavily scheduled with activities and school work. Everything was still rather new to us, but we soon developed into real freshmen students. Our first homecoming was truly an exciting event in our lives. How excited we became as we worked on our first homecoming float and window. Some great talents and imaginations were displayed the night of the parade. Prizes were awarded to the best window and float decorations. Although none of our floats received first honor, we freshmen will have new and better ideas for competition next year. What a thrill we had as Reed Zimdars lit the huge bonfire and crowned the queen. Even more exciting was the game the next night, and with a victory-we were just too joyous for words. The class of '57 was represented on the homecoming court by Laurie Tollack. Our first big election was that for choosing class officers. After a very exciting race, Fred Schultz was elected president, Pat Frankow, vice-president and Jackie Schultz, secretary- treasurer. On September 12, we held our class party. With the helpful suggestions of our freshmen advisers, it proved to be a tremendous success. Games were played, and prizes awarded to the Page thirty-two reshmen Lost for a while --- Zvuf when flzey founcl flzemselvesf winners of the contests. Dancing and refreshments followed. The Student Senate was well represented by our class, and our senators displayed much enthusiasm in working on senate committees. One of our teammates, Ron Steiner, received a WB letter in cross country, adding much honor to our class. The B football team upheld its previous championship record with the rugged assistance of Herbie Tennies, Paul Gumm, Bob Holzhueter, and Bob Giombetti. Many freshmen also contributed to the success of the B basketball team, while our freshmen team, coached by Mr. Garrett, gained much experi- ence for the future. Many freshmen also participated in debate and entered the forensic program. Dramatics and intra- murals also engaged many of our classmates during the year. We can look back with pride on our freshman days and consider them the happiest days of our lives. We are, however, looking forward to three more years of enjoyable experiences at West Bend High School. 1 I men to homeroo Mr Grlgnon Freshmen girls Relaxlng takes hrs fresh demonstrating baking during the m noon lunch hour lQShl11ill1 Class .53 'nw' F-5 iw, 81 1571: 'LU 4. First Row Rlchard Ackerman Dons Adee Donna Andersen Joel Anderson 'Vlary Atkms Judy Barber Llnda Bart Carol Barwxck Carol Becker Elaine Belmborn 4 F4 for I ,r '44 -122 pu- 'xf 4, ,..- v'l 1' 1 I K 3 'S N. ,,.a f,. 17' xg' Y 1 l-lrst Ron Patrlcla Boldt Mary Brodzel ler John Blugger Gerald Burke Susan Calhoun Elleen Chesak Don Christensen goelk Clrlacks Ward Clrlacks Nancy ar .rr , X , Drelfuerst Second Row Gary Collins Jean Colwell Brenda Cook Laurence Cotter Beverlx Crass Denms Crass Harold Dahlmger Donald Dengel Elvxra Dohrvsardt Sandra af-11. 3 7 if fv- rv I Second Row Harold Belmborn June Belmborn Edna Beisbler John Bell Momca Bergemann' Robert Bergin Helen Blanke James Boesen Mary Bohn Peter Bohn aka 1 4' ,B lfff QU 1: R 7+ 127 K 7 ff J 7 .-9 '4X A fha lhn Bottom Row Anthony Drlcken Marlyce Duernbenger John Edge Calvm Elch steadt Edward Endllch Judy Fassbender Davld Flckler Mary Foy Darwin Frank Janet Frank Page thlrty three . t ? V .f J U . 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If .:'l 5 R , 4' ' ' 1 'M -J l' Jn' 3 In .Z P15 H ,, Q -On. ll 'ii wi -. off Y ,.L' A ,..,-. avi ah- M ar- lv ,,.,1 FIFSI Roxx it jf if x If allx 515 Kathleen Frank Patr1c1a Frankow Davld Fuge Ixancx Second Rovx Joan Grlfflth Robert Groth Paul Gumm Mlldred Furger John Gehrecht Bob Glombettr Roger Gxerach Patrlcla Gundrum Yvonne Gundlum Rxchard Gust Marle Habersetzer Glessen Margle Gonrmg Wxnette Grether Luella Hauch Duane Harger Eugene Harth .JNWV15 ' QV 1,4 115 F7 N47 'Kill Fnst Row Rueben Herdtke Marjorie Hell mann Dorothy Henke' Darlene Henke' Mary Hensler, Gerald Herbst John Hess Jon Hetland Ray Heckendorf Bob Holz hueter Qi aus- vw ...A ,- IK fs 'ii 9 I 'fr 1 Second Row P a t t 1 Hoopman Darlyne Hosp Damel Hoy, Rlchard Hubbard Col leen Humbel Kathryn Hupfer Patricla Hupfer Leora Jaeger Barbara Johann Allen Johnson ram ,Q -dk YW fi' me .fa Bottom Row Judlth Jones Ruth Jung Kenneth Kallebe Maxrne Kastner' Kar en Kempf Pearl Kmd Dlanne Klrst D8V1d Kleln Gerald Knoeck Darleen Koller -sr.. g. il 1 ,Q .. V I l 4-F' 4, as s f-FT'-4 gre ,4 vw Frrst Roxx Phyllls Krause VlCl'xl Krltz Second Roxx Rax Lochen Blll Lutz Jack Bottom Roxx Marx Mueller Roger Nehr Ronald Krueger Dlanne Labott Marx MBFIOXX Pat MHSSICK Marx Matenaer bass Marx Neuy Eugene Nevxman Karen Landxatter Phyllis Laufer Dlane Lelt Maxx Metz Dlck Metzger Richard Mlch INICOIHUS Allce Oelhafen Carol Oelhafen hSlS6I Judx Lenz Jurx Lexus Gerald els Rhea Mrelke Norbert Monday Joxcs Ohlmund Judy 0Meara Bob Os Llermann tran er Page th1rtx four . Q ,xx N . J ', I ' . P U E - ' Q , Q2 -. h ' . 4 X ' N41 X A 3 S X X I N 'rl X1 , Q' ' V 1 K . X Q N 4 2 I , Iva - xx 'QQ ,A 1 ' ' , 'Q l - x y ,.., I 0 I R N et- 31 :fingers ...., 5 N 4 - 4 W . I we : -.X E ,fx E ' . L? 'Y .fa f M if 1, ' Kit as it 9 ' 1' A? B 4 Wg ' J A lt x il' - I yu :- ., ,. w MW Q , ,N Z., , N 4 ,' ' I ' '- ' 9 , 3 4 g 3, ' I A'- . ll N' ' N K1- 1. I I v Y N si , 5, I ,Q 1 I I. x. ' I 1, ' ,L t T . IJ U ' -, - ,K ' . L, B opp? , 4. .Q b ,Q V . x 13 ' xl 1 V ' N u. 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U w Q NN V Q5 f 8 W Q -M . , 44 , Q d .1 , Q U rs, , 3, A , 'L Y ll' ' ' , Y ' . 5 . , ?, fl . Ln . xl my X , X bk lift, AX Q , , .. .' , s I V ,,' - , .', XX? 'wp' - e fy .L ll gb 9 l x if Flrst Ron Pat Palash John Peters Judy Peters Llnus Peters Art Poehlman Jeannette Puestou Marlene Radv Jlm Ramsthal 4 af ff ffilt li e- I fn' 'ii ll 2 Jr ia ixfvmkg' Second Row Janice Rhelngans Jeanlne Roberts MHTIOU Roell Roger Rogge J1m Rosenthal Yvilma Rosenthal Madellne Rost Wllbert Zautner Rosemary Schacht Sandra Schatz as Alfred Remders Janet Reynolds if ' 4 ,.-- I ADJ Flrst Rovu Gwen Schenk Patrlcla Schenk Jlm Schlller Janet Schmldt Sandy Schmidt Howard Schowalter Deanna Schneider Henry Schroeder' Nan Schuel ke Fred Schultz .. f-rw uf I' Wiu 9 .. 1 I I .A ,f Flrst Row John Trlebe Jerry Troedel Shirley Truebenbach Barbara Umbs Karen Vater Ralph Verbanac John Vogelsang Helen Wagner Mary Wagner Jlm Wallenfelsz Wlthdrew 233 is 1 A ,..4 -ua lo KW X.. ' rn' D., 35 0' ...f .f-0' I bl .Alb for as 7 J? Second Row Jackle Schultz Catherlne Schwlchtenberg Tom Schwelger Mlchael Schweitzer Ames Seefeld Ellen Seefeld Ray Seldenstlcker Charles Severson Shlrley Severson Beverly Sodemann an fr -Q fverf' .ap I r -am. .. 1 I ,... 'R .4 'Q Row Jerome Spaeth Warren Ronme Stemer Gordon Stowers Strenke Bob Stenschke Eugene Laurle Tollack Soma Tomlinson Trakel Bottom Stern Jane Tock Terry vu-A ...J x f af-1' 1 my ,av I V3 1 'll 41 , W Second Row Carol Wegner Alice Wlech man Arnold Welss Floyd Wendlandt Rlta Wermcke Janet Wledmeyer Karen Wllfer Mary Jo Wllke Carole Wxlhams Calvln Wlnget U3 ao-1 O mcg: mg 0 Q. E3 fffbgu 5550 5 s 23? sg: 1- Q 3521 K-:QS D02 55- H ala' :L af? :1 5592 Qeifv :1 'fu' 5 l arg 25 Page thlrty five - f - f, f- t :. K-I Y ,. - J - sl ' T , Q m It pb .. P wa X5 A X if A ' 4' -LTL ' ' 7 ,J J Ji , 3 ' jg X I v Y if X it J? A ,L X -' 1 ' J 1 I K ,J X I . 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Q , if K - 5, gl -6 ,N ' li 24 'fl ' 'T f' .'f fe: 2: fl +9 f as 2 .JD . ll all ' M 0h ' sky' -V', I lg! 1' I I F 'I A I it IV, 3,11 I J J -,1 ' ai fi 1 f , . 'T X t :Jil ' ' !, . v i I P 'H F .J A 47 ,gf - Q yn: 4' ral -J' ,+f.sff +4 Rf' M J, d,v -f.l- ' ' ' . ' 1 J - H ' . f , J J , I 'I J x 2 X i l ' ,Q V z. A J, he wif, Y-vw aww , U W f Iiillldf.- Ll'- 5, --451'-W - -as Q gs R X- . X ,Q' Q 13:--.. A I r -Q M p 1 ,., - Cob.. 5 U K . I X ' Q X gn - , -.LEZJ ,whf -'W 'allI '4 r.5 In .li-xo! 11111. W 41 --.. ,H Q s 'l:nnf'l l k 9- ggi? X613 xv 125 YT fd .42 fs' If . X a 5,64 if H: xi: :L ,- X A lx . R .gi Q' l X ii N f X ACtivitit5S Top row: Middle row: Bottom row: I . Mr. Marvin Juech, Dan Smith Mr. Robert Pick, Dan Duernberger MY- Holt, Runkelg M155 Heldnef Lucille Wardius, Mr. Marvin Juech Mr. Robert Pick, Phyllis Jones Mr' Kuss' Carol Gomnmg . , , , Mr. James R. Brown, Carol Gonring, Dr. P. M. Kauth, Cynthia Kuechler Mr. D. J, Kenny, Kristine Hoy Lucille Wal-dius Mr. Shlimovitz, Martin Laufer Mr. D. J. Kenny, Dennis Kral Mrs. Edgar Dodge, Carol Gonring . . . for meritorious performance Each year, during the final week of school, two days are scheduled in which awards are given to the outstanding students. Last year, for the first time, a service award for two faculty members was present- ed by Mr. Holt. The recipients of the award were Miss Heidner and Mr. Runkel. The Bausch and Lomb Award, for her fine achievements in science work, was presented to Carol Gonring by Mr. Kuss. Carol Gonring and Lucille Wardius won the Ziegler Foundation Scholarship Award. The award enables the students to receive S300 toward a college education and may be continued for a period of four years. Kristine Hoy and Mary Lou Millard were the alternates for the award. The Arion Award, presented for musical achieve- ment, was given to Martin Laufer for his meritorious performance displayed in the band during his four years in high school. Page thirty-eight Mr. Robert Pick presented his award to the honor senior boy and girl athlete in school, Phyllis Jones and Dan Duernberger. Kristine Hoy and Dennis Kral were presented the S100 D. J. Kenney - B. C. Ziegler Debate Award. for the greatest amount of progress gained during the year in debate. The award is open to students from every class. The American Legion Award was presented to Dan Smith and Lucille Wardius. It is given to the students with the qualities of courage, service. char- acter. leadership and scholarship. Cynthia Kuechler was given the Kiwanis Award for her interest and initiative in achieving a high school education in spite of a handicap. The senior girl possessing the qualities of de- pendability, service, leadership and patriotism is presented the D. A. R. Award. Carol Gonring was named the D. A. R. girl. oonli ht and Doses As this year's junior class begins preparations for its prom. we as seniors recall our own prom and all the fun planning for it. The prom was held on May 22. 1953, with lovely decorations to carry out the theme of Moonlight and Roses. Everyone waited with eager anticipation as to who would be queen. However. her identity was not revealed until the pre-prom dance when King Bob Schneider announced Jeanne Collien as his queen. The queen's attendants and their escorts were Bar- bara Laycock and Gordon Rose, Bette Weber and Roger Johnson, Faith Gauger and Dennis Gagan. Ruth Bunke and Warren Ciriacks, Corinne Smith and Ross Schleif, Marlene Nicolaus and John Haebig. The gym was decorated so that the couples were dancing in a garden of roses. Light green streamers completed the ceiling decorations and dark green, rose trimmed trellises covered the walls. In one cor- ner of the gym, there was a wishing well. A trellis covered with roses was built over the center of the gym, which opened wide at 11:00 to reveal the King and Queen and their royal court. King Bob Schneider and Queen Jeanne Collien were crowned by last year's king and queen, Jim Lang and Mary Ackerman. After the grand march, everyone continued dancing to the music of Larry Ladd and his orchestra. All juniors who worked on the various commit- tees can be justly proud of their efforts because the prom was a social affair always to be remembered. At the close of the dance program, students gath- ered at the high school gym to attend a post-prom party. There refreshments were served to the couples by the members of the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Gordon Rose, Roger Johnson, Dennis Gagan, King Bob Schneider, Warren Ciriacks, Ross Schleif, John Haebig Barbara Laycock, Bette Weber, Faith Gauger, Queen Jeanne Collien, Ruth Bunke, Corinne Smith, Marlene Nicolaus T : fi .1 .. X' vw , 'v, l. 1 A- 1 a ' Q If '9'l' Visa' I 'vi f ' Y - - 9+--Q ,'-' ,' L ffaefs .'-7 ' 545 ty ' 'wi 4 f 1953 prom queen and king, Jeanne Collien and Bob Schneider The tropical mood established by the south sea island decorations, was greeted with delight by all who attended. Mr. Al Buettner, acting as master of ceremonies, proved to be a hit with all the students. Prizes were given to the winners of contest games which were included in the entertainment program. The parents who helped plan the party were Mrs. Harold Schatz, Mrs. Walter Ziegler, Mrs. Hattie Smithers, Mrs. Anthony Kerry. Mrs. Leslie Reynolds, Mrs. Lawrence Keeley, Mrs. Peter Boden, Mrs. Greg Matenaer, and Mrs. Harvey Gibson. Miss Prahl, general chairman for the affair. and her committees worked many hours for the success of the post-prom-party and were rewarded for their time and effort by the tremendous turn-out of stu- dents and favorable comments which followed the party. When the party was completed, students left for home, but all retained fond memories of the loveliest night in the year. Al Buettner greets guests at post-prom party Q . . A recorci for the future Formation of the 1954 Bend staff first began at the end of the previous school year when the class members applied for the various positions. When the editorial staff had been chosen, the initial work began. Mr. Baxter, the Bend adviser, had to take three inexperienced students, Brian Beck, Ruth Bunke, and Bar- bara Frankow and teach them the basic essentials necessary Page forty to edit a yearbook. Mr. Baxter also had to supervise and instruct the advertising man- ager, Dennis Kral, and the business manager, Robert Buchelt to start them off properly with their important jobs. Schedules for pictures had to be ar- ranged to make sure the camera men Curtis Schmidt, Ronald Schnepf, Leroy Kreutzer, and Jerry Marsden obtained an accurate, pic- torial record of all school functions. However, photographs are not enough to complete a yearbook, therefore, the art staff including adviser Miss Roselyn Zukoski, Ken Schmidt and Richard Herbst spent their cre- ative hours sketching the element in a year- book that gives it life. Thousands of words and hun- dreds of lines of copy had to be Written and rewritten by many of the industrious senior stu- dents. Then this material had to be typed and proof-read. Joanne Gutjahr and Shirley Tock re- ceived most of the trying assign- ments. When all the work is finished and the financial report has been given to the school administra- tion, the final step is the mailing of a copy to the National Scholas- tic Press Association Critical Service in hopes of a topnotch rating for their efforts. BEND EDITORS Dennis Kral, advertising managerg Bob Buchelt, business managerg Ruth Bunke, Brian Beck, Bar- bara Frankow, co-editors. BEND STAFF Top Row Shirley Tock, Donna Hensler, John Moel- ler, David Gumm, Don Cupery, Curt Schmidt, Warren Ciriacks. Second Row Marion Grover, Paul Collins, Dennis Gagan, Ronnie Schnepf, Pat Klein. Third Row LeRoy Kreutzer, Peter Hosp, Bob Bart, Jerry Marsden, Rita Gundrum, Rachel Finch. Fourth Row--- Ethel Frank, Faith Gauger, Elaine Ponath, Joanne Gutjahr, Pat Frankow, Chuck Geiger. Bottom Row Nancy Hoelz, Elaine Peters, Shirley Asmus. e Campus Cllppel A sfafemeni or f e press' For the f1rst t1me ln the hlstory of the XI est Bend Hlgh School the Campus Cllpper the newspaper of future events and happenlngs of the past was actually edlted and prlnted ln the school Wlth the new mult1l1th machlne the Cl1pper was prlnted on a regular schedule every two weeks Mr Kuckuk gave the Cllpper much of h1s valuable tlme by prlntmg the paper the evenlng before It was dlstrlbuted By uslng th1s type of mach1ne the staff was able to be rxght up to date and often to carry scoops The success of the Cllpper was also due to the excellent guldance of Mlss Hegbar lNl1ss Wh1t1ng and MISS Costello the advlsers Another new feature was the formatlon of a Journallsm class taught by NIISS Hegbar The class d1d outstandmg work wrltlng artlcles and obtalnlng new and 1nterest1ng materlal In the 1ournal1sm class the students were taught the art of ed1t1ng a school paper For each ed1t1on a new ed1tor1al staff wh1ch worked Wlth the edltors and MISS Hegbar was appolnted Besldes the work completed ln the class perlod much help was also glven by students who were mterested 111 wrltlng but who were not memb rs of class Edltors thls year lncluded Barbara Fran kovs ed1tor1nch1ef and Dennls Gagan sports edltor Rlta Gundrum supervlsed the typlng li 1 7 Top At the press Nlr Kuckuk John Moeller Paul Colllns Kaye Prankow Shrrlex Asmus C I IPI FR EDITORS Dcnms Gagan SDOIIS Ldllfll Ba bara I-xankoxx Edltor ln Chief Iouln llsm class at xxolk I f 1 .,-4 . . I rise fo a point of order The Student Senate, the voice of the students in school affairs, began its busy schedule of work soon after registration day. Since many important projects such as the election of the senate officers, president and secretary-treasurer were held in the spring of the 1953 year, the senate progressed steadily. Dennis Gagan and Barbara Frankow were successful in their campaigns to obtain the office of president and secre- tary-treasurer, respectively. In an election held in October, Fred Strey, the sophomore candidate, over-powered the freshman nominees and was elected vice-president. One of Fred's many duties was to hide the tooth-pick in the homecoming festivity. Throughout the school term, the senate formu- lated legislation to better the future years at West Bend High. One notable change that broke a tradition was that the homecoming queen should be chosen only from members of the senior class. On October 12, Kaye Frankow, Don De Tuncq, and Dennis Gagan were selected to attend the Little Ten Student Council Meetings. It is interesting to note that Dennis Gagan represented the school as vice-president of the Little Ten Council. To raise funds, a new senate project was selected to replace the Senate Variety show of previous years. A box social and dance was held on February 20 at the McLane gym, with Mr. Weier acting as master of ceremonies of the affair, The entertainment pro- gram included a piano duet by Kaye and Barbara Frankow, a cornet selection by Tom Oelhafen, songs by the Quarternotes g a pantomime by Barbara Son- nenberg, and the well-known hula dance was done by the Can Can Girls. Mrs. Kuckuk completed the program by graciously playing piano requests. Danc- ing to the rhythmic music of the Top Hatters' Orches- tra followed the supper. In the course of the year not only senior and upperclass senators, but all the senators served to make the year a successful one. With the careful planning of the president and with the aid of Mr. Schultz, the senate progressed steadily throughout the year giving the students a voice in school affairs. What's so interesting in front? Page forty-two Senate officers: Fred Strey, Vice-President, Barbara Frankow, Secretary- Treasurer, Dennis Gagan, President. The fglzier Sfcle 0 School Life Table tenms demonsuatlon tor the assemblx Shamus 0 Hum Sl flllflt, autogxdphs Applxln make up betolc the plax Hobo Hop loxultx Pxancls Huptu and Joan Gessnu P ge ioltx three x b. . ' ' 5.5, .. f- Y . . ' U 1 ., I. Enjoying lunch outdoors Open house at the Schultz's A '.' Q - ,' . .hy . Lv. L.. '.. .'-. ',. , 'AVN x. a 1 ' - I . Ripon College was again the scene of the 1953 session of Badger Boys State The following boys from West Bend attended John Moeller Paul Col lins Peter Hosp Jim Gonring and Dennis Gagan The Boys State project is sponsored by the American Legion but each boy IS sponsored by a local organization in his home town. The purpose of Boys State as defined in the citizens manual is to educate our youth in the duties privileges rights and responsibilities of American citizenship. During their stay at Boys State the boys elect officials to make and enforce the laws of Boys State. For eight days a select group of 650 boys from all walks of life, from all parts of Wisconsin, made up of all nationalities, races and creeds establish their own government and run it according to the prin- ciples of American democracy and with limited sup- ervision. Every day while attending Boys' State, each member must go to a special school for instruction in some form of government. However, Boys' State is not all work and no play. Every afternoon from 2:30 to 5:00, a fine recreation program is set up. Included in the program are softball, touch football, basketball, track, and a singles and doubles tennis tournament. All this activity creates a healthy appe- tite, and this too is satisfied. All the food one can eat is available. Page forty-four ad QI at Staten 5 Gam experience 1n eg1s ahon BADGER BOYS Jim Gonring Peter Hosp Paul Lollins John Moeller Dennis Gagan BADGER GIRLS Barbara Frankow Linda Taagen Almost too soon this wonderful experience is over and all the boys return to their home towns to practice all the knowledge acquired and all the lessons learned The many benefits gained will un doubtedly be a great asset for the future of America Madison Wisconsin was the scene of the 1953 Badger Girls State session. The location of the con- vention in the capital city suited the purpose of the session namely to educate the members in city county and state governments. The 280 junior girls representing high schools throughout the state of Wisconsin received not only an excellent education in government procedure but also found through a fine recreational program, an opportunity to meet new friends. Linda Taagen and Barbara Frankow represented the West Bend High School at the session. During their stay in the capital city, the Badger State girls established a make-believe 49th state, holding the same elections as an established state. Party caucuses, election of officers, and lecture ses- sions gave much practical experience in government procedures. A guided tour through the Capitol cli- maxed the session of Badger Girls' State. As a result of this fine program, which is spon- sored by the American Legion Auxiliary, many girls gain an interest in political careers and governmental operation. ho ati nal Honor Socioly A goal worflz worlefng for Character. service, scholarship, and leadership are the qualities that every National Honor Society member must have attained. Students must be juniors or seniors, have been enrolled at West Bend High School for at least one semester, and have maintained at least a B average. The original members of the National Honor Society of last year were Ruth Bunke, Barbara Frankow, John Moeller, Dennis Kral, Brian Beck, Peter Hosp, Jim Gonring and Paul Collins. Officers elected for the first semester were: Jim Gonring, president, Ruth Bunke, treasurer, Barbara Fran- kow, secretary, and Dennis Kral, vice-president. New members are elected twice a year, once during the first semester and once during the second. With the addition of seventeen new members during the first semester and eleven during the second, membership was increased to thirty-six. Those elected to the National Honor Society during the first semester were Roger Johnson, Marilyn Hetzel, Gloria Jonas, Joanne Gutjahr, Rita Gundrum, Barbara Laycock Tom Baer, Dennis Gagan, Carmen Kerry, Carla Stauske, Judy Herman, Barbara Potter. Tom Ackerman, Ralph Klumb, Bill Claybaugh, and Gordon Griesemer. Second semester officers were Paul Collins, president, Dennis Gagan, vice-president, Barbara Frankow, secretary, and Carmen Kerry, treasurer. Members elected during the second semester were Nancy Hoelz. Stanley Hall, Ray Brink- man, Shirley Tock, Bob Lauson, Arlene Techtman, Virginia Hoy, Alfred Goshaw, Jeanne Koester, Carolyn Neitzel, and Noraleen Wendelborn. When it seemed that West Bend would be without its annual mid-winter formal it was the Honor Society that took over. The first Snow Ball under the sponsorship of the Na- tional Honor Society proved to be a highly successful under- taking and will become an annual event under its sponsor- ship as a formal party, 1 Ti i ii f lrarudur Lcadvrsirlp hcfmlurslnp burn-we Top Row John Moeller, Ralph Klumb. Eighth Row Alfred Goshaw, Stanley Hall, Tom Ackerman. Seventh Row Tom Baer, Bill Claybaugh, Paul Collins. Sixth Row Ray Brinkman, Peter Hosp, Dennis Gagan, Jim Gonring, Fifth Row ---Judy Herman, Shirley Tock, Gloria Jonas. Fourth Row Carolyn Neitzel, Barbara Laycock, Barbara Potter. Third Row ---Joanne Hammes, Carla Stauske, Carmen Kerry, Joanne Gutjahr. Second Row Noraleen Wendelborn, Ruth Bunke, Barbara Fran- kow, Virginia Hoy. Bottom Row Jeanne Koester, Marilyn Hetzel, Arlene Techt- man, Nancy Hoelz. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Ruth Bunke ----- Treasurer Paul Collins ----- President Jim Gonring ----- President Carmen Kerry ---- Treasurer Barbara Frankow - - - Secretary Barbara Frankow - - - Secretary Dennis Kral - - Vice-President Dennis Gagan - - - Vice-President K 5 ' ,ff K Z ffig 'Q 3 DEBATE TEAM Brian Beck, Dennis Kral, Coach Bruce Bertram Gordon Griesemer, Sonia Bernhardt By finishing fourth in the state finals, the 1954 debate team closed one of the most excel- lent seasons in its history. During the season the four member WA team achieved a record of seven first places in the twelve tournaments in which it participated. Debating the question, Resolved: That the President of the United States should be elected Page fox ty-si Speech Logical Tlzinleing . by a direct vote of the people, were Gordon Griesemer and Dennis Kral maintaining the affirmative, and Sonia Bern- hardt and Brian Beck upholding the negative. The team began the season by placing first in the annual West Bend Invitational Tournament on November 14. As the season advanced different persons were tried on the varsity. Finally, in the middle of January. the squad of Griesemer, Kral, Bernhardt, and Beck was selected to repre- sent West Bend in the Championship tournaments. Beginning with a first place in the Little Ten meet, Mr. Bertram's team began its winning streak. A first place in the district meet and another first place in the sectional elimina- tion allowed the team to compete in the state meet. There they won fourth place. Much credit for the success of the debate team goes to Mr. Bertram. the coach. He spent many hours with his debat- ers, instructing them in the basic principles of debate. In addition to his after school work, he inaugurated a debate class into the high school program. Through this class a great many students were brought in contact with speech work. The 1954 team consisted of 36 members on all squads. This was the largest group of students ever to compete in debat- ing. The team had both quality and quantity. Since many of the debaters will return next season, the future looks bright. UB DEBATE TEAM -.x Top Row Dick Beth Richard A. Schmidt Fourth Row Bill Moeller Bob Pomahac Richard Koller Linda Draper John Cain Robert Price Third Row Ruth Mechenich John Wagner Tom Kieckhafer XFX , Sonia Bernhardt Second Row K - Mary Eklo Ronald Schnepf Jane Schroeder at Glenn Varnes Fred Strey Barbara Bauer Bottom Row Kipp Gosewehr Charles Geiger Jerome Luy Donald Ensenbach Phil Runge Mary Le Mahieu Rachel Finch To persuade and fnform When Miss Yahr announced that tryouts for the 1954 forensic team were going to be held. 75 students signed up. The forensic activities include the four-minute speech. extemporaneous speaking, humorous declam- atory. serious declamatory, extemporaneous reading. non-original oratory, and original oratory. The first interscholastic contest was the annual Little Ten freshman-sophomore con- test held at Mayville on March 2. Eight of the fourteen local contestants received A rat- ings. Those making the trip for West Bend were Melinda Carter, Ilene Hanson, Sally Brown, Karen Rehwaldt, Mary Eklo, Jane Schroeder, Mildred Gundrum. Charles Sever- son, Barbara Bauer. Charles Geiger, Jeanine Roberts. Madeline Rost, Richard Koller. and Arnold Weiss, Those students who had won in the freshman-sophomore division of the school competed against the juniors and seniors for the right to represent the A team in inter' school competition. The fourteen persons selected for this honor were Carmen Kerry, 7 I 'N fam, STATE FORENSIC TEAM Carmen Kerry. Brian Beck, Dennis Kral. Gordon Griesemei' Barbara Bauer, Barbara Laycock, Charles Geiger Barbara Laycock, Sally Brown. Mary Eklo, Brian Beck, Mary Keeley. Rita Gundrum, Shirley Tock. Barbara Bauer. Charles Geiger, Melinda Carter. Mary Ann Goeden. Gordon Griesemer. and Dennis Kral. This was the group that represented West Bend High School in the League contest at Horicon. Ten of those partici- pating managed to receive ratings, thereby tying with Waupun for the championship. In the National Forensics League Contest Sonia Bernhardt qualified for the national contest at Gettysburg. Pennsylvania. FORENSIC TEAM Standing Miss Balistreri, Adviser Carmen Kerry Barbara Laycock Shirley Tock Gordon Griesemer Brian Beck Dennis Kral Charles Geiger Miss Yahr, Adviser Kr Seated Rita Gundrum Melinda Carter Sally Brown Mary Kceley Barbara Bauer Mary liklo Mary Ann Goeden K 1 Page forty -su cn -. if ,. 'sq XL' X Kumar' Janet Kenny, Jeanne Koester, Corinne Smith Swing band plays at Christmas program The marching band at a football game Page f ty-eight and This year the band was one of the most active organizations in school having compiled a record of 44 public performances by the end of the year. When school opened in early September, marching was the most important activity. Besides marching at all home football games and in parades, the band also performed on the Horicon High School field. All the band members were guests of the Laycocks at a wiener roast held at their resort on Big Cedar Lake. This, along with a skating party at Laufer's highlighted the social activities of the band. Other activities and performances of the band are too num- erous to mention, but a few of the more important were hearing the Chicago Symphony brass quintet which played for a school assembly and later held an instrumental clinic, the annual Thanks- giving concert, the spring concert, an exchange concert with Solomon Juneau High School of Milwaukee, a concert at Oshkosh State Teachers College, and the Eighth Annual Music Festival, a combined concert of the band and the chorus. The band has been very fortunate to have played under the direction of two of the country's foremost conductors. Professor Glenn Bainum, former band director at Northwestern University, held a clinic for the band in the fall and was guest conductor at the spring concert. Professor Thomas Richardson from the Uni- versity of Illinois was guest conductor at the eighth annual music festival on May 4. The swing band was again a busy organization, playing for school plays and dances while the pep band kept things going at school pep meetings and basketball games. Solo and ensemble playing, an important part of the band program, leads to the fulfillment of the band's motto, HEvery member a soloist. Soloists and members of ensembles appear regularly on fraternal, religious, and civic programs. This year the band sponsored a weekly radio program, Music Education on Parade, at which students performed. One interesting project of the band is to have each member write an original solo. Then a composition recital is held, and each member plays his solo. The band council which governs and regulates the activities, consists of one boy and one girl elected from each class, with the senior boy as president and the senior girl as secretary. The members of the council this year were Paul Collins, president, Diane Mechenich, secretary, Kaye Frankow, Bob Hack- barth, Sandra Bauer, Bob Habersetzer, Wilbert Zautner, and Susan Strodthoff. The officers of the band were Peter Hosp, general secretary, Bob Hackbarth, manager, Jeanne Koester, lib- rarian, Arnold Dyck, custodian, Joanne Hammes, treasurer, Jeanne Bassett, point secretary, Ann Polenske, recorder, and Jim Walsh, quartermaster. Band Director Mr. H. M. Shlimovitz has been the one respon- sible for the commendable record the West Bend band has com- piled in the last eight years. x , jf, , ' y. Lips- ' . x 1 J - 1.1 ' D, u . h 1 . ,, .'f. ' ' 9 ' R , , X , . Ant .Qi L . I K, , fa -. .. Qi 1-4' 1 .L- v H 1 7 ' '5?7ff1T5?l 'ip ' . 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Hangmans Noose the all school play pre sented on Frlday and Saturday November 13 and 14 was d1rected by Mlss Barbara Necker 3SS1StBd by MISS Roselyn Zukosk1 Barbara Frankow and Mar1lyn play a mystery and comedy prov1ded much enjoy ment for all who attended As the curta1n r1ses Ol1ver Keep lBr1an Becky IS talkmg w1th Carollne Keatlng fllene Hansonj own er of the house called Hangman s Noose Also l1v1ng 1n the house IS Martha lNanc1e Matenaerj the house keeper Carollne IS pretend1ng to be dead ln order to d1scover who murdered her late husband Gareth Keat1ng QDGHHIS Krall her favor1te nephew d1sap peared after belng blamed for h1S uncles murder of Wh1Ch he had no part He 1S now secretly l1v1ng 1n h1S aunt s house Bel1ev1ng that Carol1ne 1S dead Gall Keat1ng a soph1st1cated young woman lMary Keeleyj Ph1l Lass1ter gentleman play boy iRobert Bucheltj Lorna Keat1ng s1ster of Carollne lBette Pg ffty All-School Play Ready on stage-U curtain going up F1n1sh1ng touches are added before curtaln t1me Weberj Ella Norr1s an old ma1d school teacher CSh1rley Tockj Polly Moore a dlstant cousln 1Barbara Laycockb and Henry Gordon the sl1ck cousm lDon ovan Cuperyj arr1ve to hear the readlng of the w1ll Then the llghts go out and Martha and Keep are kllled Henry the murderer 1S dlscovered by Polly He tr1es to k1ll her but Carollne appears Wlth a gun 1n her hand The curtaln descends as Henry k1l1S hlmself Not to be forgotten are other members of the cast although not appearlng on the stage who con ager Mr Wesley Kuckuk stage crew Tom Gersten berger Rlchard Perr1n Robert Re1mann wardrobe Dorothy Gosewehr Sandra Schatz Patt1 Hoopman make up Ethel Frank V1rg1n1a Hoy Carla Stauske Noraleen Wendelborn Carmen Kerry propert1es Joanne Hammes Helen Groh Mary Ann Bath pro ductlon crew D3V1d Gumm Tom Bell Tom Acker man publ1c1ty Br1an Beck Denn1s Kral James Gon r1ng Jane Schroeder Mary Eklo Allce Otten Maro lyn Reynolds Mary Juech Nancy Furger Mary Wag ner Janet Wledmeyer programs Judy Herman Janet Roberts and all of the ushers The two nlght mystery performance recelved Wlth enthuslasm by the audlence was cons1dered a success ,f ,v 4 s rf' X 1, I f, f Ca: X ' . rim Q . ' ' 1 l Q x A 4' N w 1 1 . . 1 : V ' 9 , x .Q , . . , - 1 5 . . . v 1 Q - Hetzel were the student directors for the play. The tributed greatly to the play. They include stage man- Xl.. s .,X.-r- - B 4-ir: 1 f-4.1 v' e-ff fs- Senlol Class Ia wt ta Stars or an our a- Dennls Kral and Jeanne Colllen the leads ln the play Bette Weber fMrs Banksb Al Kohlschmldt CB ckl y Dunstanb and the brlde f rf! The Senlor Class play Father of the Brlde was presented on aw Fr1day Apr1l 9 The play dlrected by 'VI1ss Barbara Necker HSS1St9d by MISS Roselyn Zukoskl art dlrector drew a large crowd of approx: mately 1 000 people The play featured a frequentlv forgotten person the father of the br1de Dennls Kral Jeanne Colllen played the part of the daugh ter who planned to be marrled Jeanne playlng the part of Kaye could not agree w1th her parents about the number of guests who would attend the weddmg ceremony and receptlon Kays mother played by Bette Weber def1n1te1y wanted a large weddlng for all her frlends because of an argument w1th Kaye the seamstress Mlss Pul1sk1 played by Janet Roberts Jlm Gonrlng as Pete and Peter Hosp as Tlm s man Buckley Dunstan the groom was played by Al Kohlschmldt Kay s father belleved the only reason she loved Buckley was that he had broad shoulders and was d1v1ne Buckley proved hlmself to be a much needed person when he dlsappeared before the weddlng Tommy Banks Ross Schle1f was the k1d brother who caused qulte a sensat1on when he dlscovered at the last mmute that he dldnt have a st1ff Shlft for the weddlng After obtalnlng the shlrt he couldnt fmd hlS cuff l1nks and had to have hls cuffs sewed by Other members of the cast mcluded Bob Buchelt as Ben Banks Jerry Marsden as Buzz Taylor Ruth Bunke as Peggy Swlft Arlette Zahn as the mald Barbara Frankoxx as the secretary Mlss Bellamy Jlm Walsh as Mr Massoula Brlan Beck as Joe Louls Koemg as Red Pa f fty . -H f x , , Kill. ' f . I I1 X' 'A' .J gr f fr 1 J' 1: +2 ff , . ' U e ' ' ng ' H 7 7 ' f 1 rf Y 5' , . . . , -at, so ,yy. rw , 7 7 , . ll ' ' 37 ' L 7 Y ' . 1 Q . t , . . . . Y 'A V , ' I S . 4 5- . . I . ' Y 7 - S S - - - 5 - , y ge i FRESHMAN MIXED CHORUS Top Row Ronald Steiner, Alice Wiechman, Fred Schultz. Susan Stroclthoff. Ames Seeleld. Herbert Tennies, Gordon Stow ers. Joe Birdwell. Darlene Koller, David Schatz, Helen Wagner, Sonia Tomlinson, Marion Roell. Tom Yahr. Shirley Severf son. Pat Palash, Carol Wegner. Fuge, James Rosenthal. Jackie Schultz, Second Row Marv Jo Wilke. Madeline Fourth Row---John Edge, Jerome Spaeth Laurie Tollack. Ruth Jung. Dan Hoy JoAnn Wittmann. C a ro l y n Oelhafen, Floyd Wendlandt. Peter Bohn. Dick Metz- ger. Diane Labott. V Third Row---Karen Wilfcr. Karen Nico- laus. Bob Groth. Janet Schmidt, Sandy Page l'il't5'-two Rost. Karen Kempf, Jim Boesen. Janet Reynolds. Ellen Seefeld. Judy Lenz. Don- ald Dengel, Dick Ackerman. Barbara Umbs, Nan Schuelke. Bottom Row---Jeanine Roberts, Karen Vater. Arnie Weiss, Janet Wiedmeyer, Dianne Czaja, Don Christenson. Jane Strenke. Rueben Heidtke, Gloria Zander. Phyllis Krause. horns FRESHMAN GIRLS GLEIC CLUB Top Row Mary Foy. Mary Jean Bohn, Mildred Gundrum. Yvonne Gundrum. Mary Metz. Jeannette Puestow, Marlyce Duernberger, Judy Barber. Elvira Dohrvvardt. Wynette Grether. Third Row Judy OiMeara, Patti H o o p m a n . Joyce Ohrmund. Elaine Beimborn. Jean Colwell. Carol Barwick. Mary Ann Brod- zeller. Laurie Hess. Sandy Finch. Second Row M a r gg i e Gonring. Nancy Vlark. Rhea Mielke, Pat Boldt. M a 1' y At kin 5. Ilelen Blanke, Janet Rheingans, Judy Fassbender, I' a t llupfer, Kay Hupfer. Bottom Row-e-Diane Leitheiser, Edna Beisbier. Mary Hensler, Brenda Cook. Eileen Chesak, Joan Griffith, Bev Crass. Doris Adee, Carol Becker SOPHOMORE BUYS' GLEE CLUB Top Row Richard Kollc1', Curt Schmidt, Bob Price, Richard Borchardt, Joh n C a i n, King Spradau. Second Row Norm Kempf, Mar- vin Groth, Bob Pomahac, Paul Steiner, Conrad Kuechler. Bottom Row L o u is Nordhaus, Ron Gcidel, Robert Boldt, Leon Kober, Ronnie Schnepf. Richa1'd Herbst. Tlwy Lrfglifen the school wffl1 song A t'.-Xl'l'l'Il.I.A 'l'op liow 'I'o111 Ge1'ote11l1e1'ge1'. liarl Peters. Gerald Boldt. Don Schreiner, Tom Riley. Richard A, Schmidt. Al Kohl- sehmidt. ll a r r 5' Kissinger. David Gumm. Allen Peters. Don Cupery. Don Friedemann. Fred Achterberg. Fourth How---Don Gonring. Don l'eifl'er, Jim Wandschneider. Jerry Wolf, Glenn Varnes. Bill Moeller, Dick Beth, Mark lXIe5. Dan Jonas, Tom Kieck- hafer. Don Achterberg, .Iohn Gonnering. Third Row Louis K o e n i g . Bette Weber. Elaine Ponath. .Ianet Roberts. Linda Taagen. Betty Boldt, Linda Draper, Gloria Jonas, Ann Viessel- mann. llelen Truss, Joanne Gutjahr. Kipp Gosewehr, Second Row .leanne Collien, Rita Gundrum, Carol Fehl- haber. Mary Eklo, Joan Diane Shaw. Carla Stauske. Nancy lloelz. .Ianet Schultz, Bottom Bow Petronella t'laas. Connie Justman, Melinda Car- ter. Joa11 Gessner, Ii i lee n Frank, Jhllll Lickman, Mar- lene Nicolaus. Barbara Son- nenherg. Marilyn lletzel. Cor- inne Smith. CIIORALIERS Top How---Ilelen Groh. Diane Gibson. Mary Washick, Lynn Auer. Therese Gundrum, Pat Boden. Gladys Gonring, Mari- lyn Groth. Fourth Row Mary Bath. Dor- othy Koenings, Kay Laufer. Pat Vogt, Pat Klein. Loris Luecke. Donna Steiner. .Io- anne Metz. Mary Ann Koen- ines. Roseann Dengel. Third Bow B h o d a Mueller. Mary Grotelueschen. Barbara Maurer. N a n c i e Matenaer. Mary Smithers. Marjorie Kon- stanz. Darlene Lahr. Mary Tenant. Alice Reinders. Second How I r e n e Lauters. Gloiia Flaseh. Barbara Zar- line. Donna Lewin. Eileen Staral. lioae Marx. Virginia lloy. Janet Allarding. Marlene Kohn. Mary Ann Goeden. Bottom H1lW Al'lC0ll Gengler. Fern Koester. Carol Gessert. Myrtle Quaas, Dorothv Cross. Susie Griepentrog. Jeanne Koester. Kaye Frankow. 'am' '-P D I-.53-. UQ SOPIIOMORE GI 'l'op Bow llarlene lfaber. Shirley Wied- meyer. Varolyn Smith. Donna Michaels. Martha Baumer. Karen Rehwaldt. Sonia Bernhardt. Mary Griepentrog, Pat Hamel. f'01'fiL'ii Juech. Collette Cotter. Sue Schultz. Carol Tanck. Fourth Row Marlim Boeldt. Carol Krueger. Marcia Arndt. Marge l'eit'fer. Margie Pfeitf fer. .loan Dyken. Ruth Mechenich. Berna- fline Blazel. Kathleen Williama. June Ger- nei. Margie Guth. Dorothy Ilron. Jane Schroeder. Third RllXI' Shll'il'X Aanius. Sandy Bauer. Bernadean Schulze. Marlene Uhrmund. lil- liI.S' GLEIC CLUB len Kluever. Janice Jungghans. Mary Ilup ter. Ruth Iverson. Colleen Cotton. Kathy Winckler. Marlea Mittae. Diane Schloemer Barbara Bauer. Second RIMA --NI2'l1'g21I'GI lluber. Rachel I-'inch Margo Becker. Kay Naumann. Marilyn Soderbere. Carol Behrends. Ann Kiefer Judy Lexxif. Ilene llanaon. Betty Boeaen Elaine .-Xllarding. Ruth Blanke. Bottom Ron Booie Yoggerst. Dorothy Koen 111115. Patsy Gehl. Penny Kirby, Bev Kircher Janice Wolf. Bev Brunner. Marion Will Kttllllll. Mare Garcia. Phyllia Delcore, Page I 'ilty-three peretta The Forfu ne Tellern The plot of the operetta is as follows: A lottery ticket belonging to the King is lost. Count Berezowski aided by Fresco, the ballet master, discovers Irma has it. She refuses to yield it so to obtain the ticket the count plans to marry Irma. In order to save her brother from death and avoid marriage, she disguises herself and takes his post at the palace, leav- ing the ticket to the count. The ticket is found by her lover Ladislaus of the Hussars. A band of gypsies arrives with Musethe, the Fortune Teller, and substitutes her for Irma in the wedding. Musethe's lover, Sandor, pleads with Musethe to come back to him. Finally the ticket is found on Fresco, where the gypsies have put it. But the lottery is can- celled, Irma marries Ladislaus, Musethe re- turns to Sandor, and the count contents him- self with Mme. Pompon of the Royal Opera. CAST OF CHARACTERS Back Row Al Kohlschmidt, Bette Weber, Mary Eklo, Dave Gumm. Second R0vv Don Cupery, Marilyn lletzel, Gordon Griesemer. Third Rovv llarry Kissinger, Carol Fehlhaber, Joan Gessner, Richard A. Schmidt. Bottom Row Don Shaw. Betty Boldt. GYPSIES Back Row Earl Peters, Joanne Gutjahr, Dan Jonas, Marlene Nicolaus, Tom Kieckhafer. Second Row Elaine Ponath, Glenn Varnes, Don Schreiner, Eileen Frank, Don Peiffer, Mary Ellen Holl, Janet Schultz, Kipp Gosewehr. Third Row Harry Kissinger, John Gonnering, Hel- en Truss, Jerry Wolf, Petronella Claas, Louis Koenig. Bottom Row Car0l Fehlhaber, Betty Boldt, Don Shaw. Janet Roberts. DANCERS Marilyn Hetzel, Barbara Sonnenberg, Faith Gauger, Jeanne Collien, Carla Stauske, Linda Taagen, Bette Weber, Don Cupery, Linda Draper, Joan Naus, Diane Shaw, Corinne Smith, Connie Just- man, Joan Gessner, Mary Eklo. GUESTS Standing-N Jerry Wolf, Earl Peters, Don Peiffer, Kipp Gosewehr, Glenn Varnes, John Gonnering, Al Kohlschmidt, Dick Beth. Rita Gundrum, Ann Viesselmann. Melinda Carter, Gloria Jonas, Don Gonring. Sitting-H Ann Liekman. Bill Moeller. nge tit'ty-four clzool Can Be Fun ana, E ucafrona Santa Claus entertains the teachers' children. The chorus departs for Great Lakes Naval Base program. Mr. Weier's coffee strip col- lection goes over the top. The fashion show, highlight of the home-ec course. A geometry demonstration by Miss Whiting. Students are interviewed for local positions. Mr. Brown of the Aluminum Company talks to a social problems class. Ticket salesman for the all- school play. 7 jr -44 Spanlsh club members present a pep assemblx Jun Iold Vlallen Stein Allen Boekel Roger Nchrbass Rogel Bauman Lalxm Flchsteadt Nlllton Holl Donald Tlakel Tom Kleckhafel Gclald Gxuenhagen Sandv Schatz John Lam .loan Eckelt Al Kohlschmldt and Ilm Walsh 5 Flin an eaflflllflg 07' Cl SPANISH CLUB El espanol generally known as the Spanlsh Club under the gu1dance of el senor Bertram la Eklo v1ce presldent la senorlta Sue Gr1epentrog secretarv and el senor Bob Prlce treasurer enjoved an actlve and successful year A beg1nn1ng project xx as the sellmg of pompons at a basketball game The h1ghl1ght of the year xx as the club 1n1t1at1on to Xlh1Ch each member 1nv1ted a guest for a pot luck banquet CILRNIAN CLLB The German Club IS one of the oldest clubs 1n school The advlser Mxss Podruch has had many years of study 1n German As a result the group en Joys many lnterestmg programs For 1954 Klpp Gose uehr served as presldent Don De Tuncq v1ce pres1 dent and Barbara Zarl1ng as secretary treasurer Act1v1t1es thlS year lncluded the runnlng of a conces s1on stand for football and basketball games I ill W -XSHINGTON COUNTY PIONIEERS CLUB The p1oneer1ng sp1r1t that once moved our fore fathers can st1ll be found though 1n a lesser degree the cl,1b takes 1ts annual tour of the surroundlng area ramy weather notmthstandlng Havlng most of the rrodern convenlences today often proves a dls t1nct advantage but the Splfll of dlscoverlng neu ltems of h1stor1cal 1nterest st1ll rema1ns wlth the group Adv1sers are Nllss He1dner and Mrs G1ll CHENIISTRX CLLB The purpose of the club under the d1rect1on of Mr Grlgnon IS to glV6 the students advanced chemls try uork and to prepare them for college Only stu dents havlng taken chemlstry prevlously were ellgl ble Dur1ng the year the members performed labora tory experlments Revlewlng formulas equatlons and studylng scholarshlp tests 1n order to be prepared for college was the goal of every member x f la D , Y X 1 , 'Q WYE A, 1 it Y, KY a. 5 ,A V! , 1 , , l . X y S 6,6 I A J N X X, ' ,f A A ll 'l l senorita Linda Draper, presidentg la senorita Mary in the Washington County Pioneers Club. Each year I 1 - v , 7 Y r . ' ' ' V L U . Y . . . - ,nge ' PROJECTIONIST CLUB Every class, at some time or other, shows edu- cational films, which necessitate an experienced operator. During the past years Mr. Hildebrand, the club adviser, gave instruction to students after school hours. To improve the standards and abilities of the operators, the projectionist club was formed. Memo- rization of all parts of the machines gave the mem- bers the knowledge necessary to replace worn out parts and prevent break-downs before they happen. The club members also learned how to operate the 16 millimeter camera used for taking pictures of athletic events. In the future this club will be a defin- ite asset to West Bend High School. LATIN CLUB With Miss Hegbar, as adviser, the Latin Club was again one of the most active clubs at WBHS. This year the Latin Club, besides printing and selling football and basketball programs, donated a lens to the school movie camera. The club progressed under the leadership of John Moeller, president, Charles Geiger, vice-presidentg and Eileen Staral, secretary- treasurer. Activities were topped off on May 6 with a Roman banquet attended by 107 guests. CHESS CLUB The forty students of this club proved the art of playing chess is still very popular. All members were interested in acquiring or advancing their skill. Elementary moves and the names of the various chess pieces had to be memorized and executed. After pre- liminary instruction, Mr. Janto, the club adviser, decided the members were prepared for an inter-club competitory contest. Mastery of the intricate plays, learned by actual experience in the contest, made all members true winners. RED CROSS CLUB During the 1954 school session many projects were completed by the Junior Red Cross Club, The club consisted of 21 girls with representatives from all four classes. The various projects included the making of nut cups and hospital tray mats for the various holidays, baking an assortment of cookies for the local county homeg serving at the blood donors bank and later reporting over the local radio station about the services rendered. The club will continue throughout the summer and will send two former representatives to a National Convention at Lake Forest, Illinois. Preparations for the 1955 club are well underway. Mr. Hildebrand instructs the mem- bers of the projectionist's club. Miss Hegbar greets the Latin Club initiates. Chess Club members, Dick Perrin and Bob Reimann, in action. The Red Cross Club makes nut cups to be used during the Christmas holidays. 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I 'wwf Page fifty mne Coaches Runkel and Caldwell receive Bulldog from Port Coach, Harold Gatzke Under the leadership of head coach Bob Cald- well, and his assistants Jack Runkel and Bob Stro- hacker, the West Bend High football team once more had a winning season. Although the team only had five lettermen returning, Ilo Rauscher, Gordon Rose, Jim Jones, Don Schreiner and Francis Hupfer, these outstanding coaches built another fine team. Line coach Runkel developed a tough and rugged forward wall in the true traditions of West Bend High. Beginning their toil under the hot August sun, linemen Jim Jones, Francis Hupfer, Bob Lauson, Jim Wolf, Don Schreiner, Ralph Klumb, John Moeller and Jim Nohr played the greater portion of the games. With head coach Caldwell handling the back- field, West Bend High once more had a fine offensive HB, First Row-V-David Engeleiter, Charles Kircher, John Cain, Fred Schultz, Bob Stenschke, Bob Giombetti. Second Row Richard Michels, Ken Miller, Dick Perrin, Ralph Miller, Bill Moeller, Paul Gumm, Burke Weston. ootball Hit 'em Hard - - Hit 'em Clean threat. To go along with Roger Pee Ween Johnson who did a great job at quarterback, and Rauscher and Rose, who provided the power, was the speed of Ed Zautcke to make a top-notch backfield. West Bend High finished with a 3 won and 3 lost record in conference play defeating Beaver Dam, Horicon, and Mayville in the homecoming game, while losing games to Berlin, Ripon and Oconomowoc. Outside the conference, the fighting Badgers rolled over Columbus in the rain, and recaptured the bulldog trophy from Port Washington in their finest game of the year. At the close of the season, Roger Johnson and Bob Lauson were elected co-captains and Jim Jones and Ilo Rauscher were named the most valuable players. ' SQUAD Third Row Coach Carstens, Bob Holzhueter, Bob Weber, Ray Kreis, Bob Price, Phil Runge, Tom Schloemer, Jerry Wolf, Coach Kuss Bottom Row Bob Reimann, Don Sager, Dick Beth. Steve Harter, Ed Hetebrueg, Herbie Tennies, Charles Cropper. l Page sixty HA SQUAD First Row Bob Schecker, Ross Schlcif, Roger Bauman, Tom Ackerman, Gerald Seideman, Art Hernikl, Don Sager, Don Shaw, Gene Fick- ler. Second Row ---Coach Runkel, Coach Caldwell, Bob Bart, Bill Clayhaugh, Tom Bell, David Gumm, Ron Wiedmeyer, Lloyd Spaeth, Louie Techtman, Stan Hall, Tom Oelhafen, Coach Third Row---Siegfried Wuensch, Ken Timpel, Ron Rose, John Haebig, Bob Hensler, John Moeller, Carlos Meilinger, Jim Wandschneider, Harvey Radke, Ed Zautcke. Bottom Row Ralph Klumb, Jim Wolf, Jim Jones, Ilo Rauscher, Gordon Rose, Roger John- son. Francis Hupfer, Don Schreiner, Bob Lau- son, Jim Nohr, Ervin Gorecki. Strohacker. UICL Tlzmlemg ana, Qwcle Achon 1953 FOOTBALL SCORES LITTLE TEN West Bend - - 20 . . . Columbus - - 0 CONFERENCE STANDINGS West Bend - - 13 . . Beaver Dam - 0 West Bend - - 10 . . Ripon ---- 13 Berlin - - West Bend - A 0 . . Berlin - - - 6 Oconomowoc - - West Bend - - 13 . . Port Washington 6 Ri On- - h - West Bend - - 21 . . Mayville- - - 12 9 H West Bend - - 14 . . Oconomowoc - 25 Mayvlue ' West Bend Waupun - Once more the team under the very able Beaver Dam coaching of Carl Kuss was undefeated. A great deal Hartford - of the success of West Bend teams may be attributed . to the fine players produced by these UB teams HOUCOU ' under Kuss. Columbus - L 0 1 1 2 3 4 4 V2 4 V2 5 5 Wolf downs the ball carrier Zazxtcke and Rose close in for a tackle Homocomin - - The fall of the year means one thing for the athletic fan of West Bend. and that is football, and with football comes the traditional homecoming. It is a time when everyone shares in the fun and work to make the event a successful and happy occasion for all concerned. Towards the end of October, the students began working on plans for windows, floats, the bonfire, and all other activi- ties associated with homecoming. The burning of the bonfire twice by pranksters, before the original date, caused quite a turmoil among the students and citizens of West Bend. But. with the extra work of students and the cooperation of the townspeople, the bonfire was rebuilt both times, bigger and better than before. The annual tooth-pick hunt was held on Bruhy Field Thursday morning. The tooth-pick was finally found by freshman Reed Zimdars, who then had the honor of lighting the bonfire and crowning the queen. The night before the game the parade of floats was held and was quite successful despite the fact that one of the floats caught on fire. For having the best float, Mr. Bertram's homeroom won first place for the third consecutive year. Second and third places were won by Mr. Colby's and Miss Koepsel's homeroom, respectively. First, second, and third places in the window contest were awarded to the home- rooms of Miss Balistreri, Mr. Runkel, and Mr. Carstens. After the parade, everyone met on Bruhy Field to watch the third but legal bonfire and to join in the pep-meeting and snake dance. For the first time in West Bendls history. the pep-meeting and royalty announcements were held at the bonfire. For the first time, also, the sophomore candidate. Sally Brown, was elected queen. The court consisting of rep- resentatives from the other three classes was composed of Bette Weber, senior, Kaye Frankow, junior, and Laurie Tollack, freshman. Coaches Caldwell and Runkel did a fine job on training the squad as was shown in the homecoming game on October 30. The boys were victorious over the mighty Cardinals by a score of 21-12. The team was sparked by 20 seniors, 9 of whom were regulars and three of whom were first line reserves. Following the exciting game, a dance was held at the McLane gym in which the highlight was the grand march led by Queen Sally Brown and King Dave Engeleiter. The court of honor. consisting of Bette Weber and Don Cuperyg Kaye Frankow and Tom Ackermang Laurie Tollack and Ames Seefeld followed next in the grand march to the music of Larry Ladd and his orchestra. Royalty Kaye Frankow, Bette Weber, Laurie Tollack, and Queen Sally Brown The bonfire Before the torch Tooth-pick hunt I2 tto Wfelcome to ffm Afumnf The inasta-i s touch Wherv am I going? All extras including ll built-in junkyzird Wh:it'll it bv thick oi' thin CHl'CfUl with that flare To the victor the crown A Glance at the Sport Scene 7 J A Beck orders a glass of milk at the concession stand. Kuckuk, Hildebrand, Weiner, Grignon resting for a moment between halves. Student all-stars engaging the faculty in volleyball. Demonstration of Strength bv the tumbling Squad A girls' gym class learning how to play field hockey. Coach Strohacker and the relay team. I 1 Q sixty-linux' Back Row Coach Janto Jerry Second Row Lou1s Koemg Larry Front Row Warren C1r1acks Herbst Ra Brmkman Arthur Wohlwend Ron Stemer G Clar E l t D G y eorge ence nge 61 er enn1s a Pullman Jerry Rosenthal Rlch Rothenmaler Don Ensenbach gan Brlan Beck Ron Chase ard Hubbard Charles Severson Carl Zache John Klrsch Ken Dan Wledmeyer Jlm Kleckhaf Eugene Hart Coach Weler Cmacks I famma is rewar e 1n f e Ong run Head for them thar h1lls bellowed Coach Weler as the members of the Cross Country team pulled out Led by Captaln DCHHIS Gagan they gal loped lnto the barren h1lls of Irv Holzhueters farm to begln workouts for the 1953 season Havlng only s1x returnlng runners from last years team as a nucleus a major rebulldlng Job confronted Mr Weler and h1s asslstant Mr Janto Cross Country a new sport at West Bend H1gh School was added to the athletlc program ln 1952 Bearmg this fact 1n m1nd the coachlng staff conduct prospectlve runners Approxlmately twenty candl dates responded to the f1rst practlce call The flrst meet of the season was held at Hart ford Dennls Gagan won the 1nd1v1dual fxrst place as he loped 1n ahead of the pack on the 22 mlle course Unt1l an operatlon la1d h1m up Gagan pos sessed an unbeaten record ln lnterscholastlc compe t1t1on Slnce the West Bend campus conslsts of long flat stretches comblned with short h1lls the team consldered lt ldeal for laymg out a course The 2 2 mlle dlstance was paced off formlng a cloverleaf pat tern over the grounds At the off1c1al openmg of the course agamst Sheboygan Central the team made a fme showlng by defeatlng the v1s1tors Varsity letters were awarded to the outstandlng members of the cross country squad namely Dennls Gagan Brlan Beck Ron Stemer Clarence Engelelter and Ron Chase Wlth most of the squad returnlng next season Coaches Weler and Janto look forward to a promlslng season MEET THE COACHES Coach Weler was born 1n Independence Wlscon s1n on October 24 1924 Whlle a student at Inde pendence H1gh School he was act1ve 1n basketball baseball and tennls H1s enrollment 1n college was delayed three years by the Unlted States army but at LaCrosse State Teachers College He partlcxpated ln varslty basketball and baseball w1nn1ng letters 1n both sports Upon graduatlon from college hxs flrst pos1t1on was at Cedar Grove WISCOHSIH There he held the post of head basketball coach and complled an excellent record Th1S 1S hlS f1rst year at West Bend Hlgh School Mr Steve Janto teaches commerclal subjects 1n add1t1on to h1s coachmg aCt1V1tlCS 1n basketball and cross country He developed a l1k1ng for athletlcs as a student at Cudahy Hlgh School competmg 1n bas ketball and tenms After servlng three years m the Coast Guard he entered Valparalso Un1vers1ty Val paraxso Indlana Contlnumg h1s 3th18t1CS Mr Janto declded to take up coachmg to mstruct young en thuslasts Off the campus he turns to athletlcs for hls recreatxon w1th bowlmg as h1s favorlte sport Page sl ty fl e ,y ' . y ' ' . , , er. v - 0 0 . . . . . S J J I1 I ed a well-planned publlcity campaign to interest when he was discharged in 1946, Mr. Weier enrolled ntramurals vs Plc Page sixty-six INTRAMURAL BOARD Standing -- Peter Hosp, Paul Collins, Tom Ackerman, Roger Johnson, Coach Carl Kuss, Jim Jones, Ed Zautcke, Carl Sponholz, Coach Raymond Panfil. Seated Carmen Kerry, Dennis Kral, John Moeller, Rose Marx, Mary Heipp- Judy Herman, Mary Ann Goeden. The newly organized intramural program was a huge success during its second year of operation. Under the direction of two very able and interested faculty members, the intramural activities reached a degree of success never anticipated when the initial schedules were estab- lished at West Bend High. The intramural system is set up so that every student in West Bend High School is a member of one of ten teams named after the Big Ten universities. Students and teams receive points in games and matches recorded, and at the end of each school year awards are given to the teams and players who have earned the highest num- ber of points. The team award during the 1952-53 season was given to the Buckeyes, directed by Dick Ruppin. The basic idea behind the intramural program is to promote student participation in team and individual athletic events. In the fall of 1953, a horse-shoe tourna- ment was held in which Carl Sponholz was finally declared the winner. Next came a free throw tournament in which Barbara Zarling and Dennis Gagan captured the champ- ionships. As the winter season approached, the intramural team events began. Dartball was played in both noon hours, and both boys' and girls' volleyball and basketball were played after school. The intramural system attained its highest peak of success when 230 students signed up for and participated in the table tennis tournament held during the two noon hours. Gloria Jonas and Bill Moeller of the fourth noon hour, and Sally Landvatter and John GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Back Row --- Pat Klein, Joan Dyken, Mary Heipp, Marcia Arndt, Donna Kuechler. Front Row --- Susie Griepentrog, Barbara Zarling, Jean Ruel, Wilma Rosenthal. BOYS' BADMINTON CHAMPIONS Ronald Krell and Robert Schecker. TABLE TENNIS PLAYERS Robert Lauson and Dennis Gagan. Moeller of the fifth noon hour were champs in their re- spective sections. John and Gloria won the finalist matches for the school championships. As the intramural competition neared the final rounds, there was a close battle between the Badgers, Wolverines, Buckeyes, and Wildcats for the team point championship. The Wolverines emerged as victors. The intramural program is governed by the Intra- mural Board whose members are Mr. Kuss and Mr. Panfil, the faculty advisers, John Moeller, the student director, Mary Heipp, the assistant student director, Paul Collins, the publicity director, and the team captains, Roger John- son, Gophers, Tom Ackerman, Wolverines, Jim Jones, Hawkeyes, Ed Zautcke, Wildcats, Peter Hosp, Buckeyes, Carl Sponholz, Spartans, Mary Ann Goeden, Hoosiers, Dennis Kral, Boilermakers, Bill Claybaugh, Illini, and John Moeller, the Badgers. Also prominent in the success of the intramural program were the faculty sponsors, Miss Forster, Hoosiers, Miss Gerhartz, Hawkeyes, Mr. Carstens, Gophers, Mr. Caldwell, Wildcats, Mr. Janto, Badgers, Mr. Kuss, Wolverines, Mr. Grignon, Illini, Mr. Weiner, Buck- eyes, Mr. Strohacker, Spartans, and Mr. Weier, Boiler- makers. Backed by the administration, the Intramural Board, through the successful intramural programs has given students an incentive to take an active part in the athletic activities important in development of athletic abilities and has promoted good sportsmanship through competi- tive games. FREE THROW TOURNAMENT WINNERS Barbara Zarling and Dennis Gagan. GIRLS' BADMINTON CHAMPIONS Judy Herman and Lynn Auer. Tile Lffife WBfg Tenn T 'TFP Q l lil he 5 --A SQUAD Kjos Je ima 5 Back Row Coach Weier .1 Gerald Gruenhagen M ' I John Moeller Jim Jones Jim Kieckhafer QT 5154, ,CIT 35' 212 West Bend West Bend West Bend West Bend West Bend West Bend West Bend West Bend West Bend West Bend Page sixty-eight BASKETBALL SCORES 1953-1954 - 63 - 63 - 73 - 64 - 50 - 46 - 54 - 49 - 48 - 60 Kewaskum V - Wayland Academy - Menomonee Falls - Oconomowoc - Ripon ----- Port Washington Waupun ---- Horicon - - - Whitefish Bay - - Hartford ---- West West West West West West West West West Allen Peters Chuck Walters Bill Moeller 141 Front Row Don De Tuncq Roger Johnson Don Schreiner Tom Oelhafen llo Rauscher Steve Harter B SQUAD Back Row Coach Janto Jerry Rosenthal Herb Tennies Don Sager Bend Bend Bend Bend Bend Bend Bend Bend Bend Bob Stenschke Howard Belling Ken Miller Bottom Row Bob Giombetti Dave Klein Bob Holzhueter David Engeleiter Dick Metzger - 64 . . Port Washington A 58 - 72 . . Columbus --'- 66 - 63 . . Berlin - . . - 47 - 81 . . Beaver Dam - - 80 - 67 . . Mayville - - - 62 - 69 . . Hartford - - 74 - - 51 . . . Cedarburg - - 75 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT - - 57 . . . Beaver Dam - - 69 --65...Horicon - - --66 IBEISIQQIIJEIII . . . offfhe zefm In his first season as head basketball coach at West Bend, Jack Weier led his team through a sue- cessful winning season. Coach Weier's attack was molded around rangy 6 foot 5 inch Jim Kieckhafer. the third highest scorer in Little Ten Conference play. The rest of the team was built around four sen- iors, Roger Johnson and Ilo Rauscher, a pair of sharp- shooting guards, and Jim Jones and John Moeller. two valuable rebounding for- wards. In addition to these seniors, Allen Peters. Don Schreiner and Don De Tuncq, a trio of talented juniors were of great value to the team. The Badger basketball team made a fine showing in non-con- ference games soundly trounc- ing Kewaskum, Wayland Acad- emy, Menomonee Falls, and Port Washington twice, while losing to Whitefish Bay and Cedarburg. West Bend started the conference schedule with a game at Oconomowoc dropping a thrilling overtime contest. Af- ter this initial conference loss. LITTLE TEN BASKETBALL STANDINGS W L Ripon - - - 9 l Waupun - - 7 3 Horicon - - 7 3 Mayville - - - 7 3 Oconomowoc - - - 6 4 West Bend - - 5 5 Hartford - - - 5 5 7 Beaver Dam - - - 3 7 Columbus - - - 1 9 Berlin - - 0 10 Left Top Peters jumps high for the ball Left Bottom---Ilo drives in for a lay-up Right Top Scramble for a rebound Right Bottom Pee Wee flips the ball in Bottom T h o s e s u n n 5' smiles sparked the team to victory P t ine the team dropped games in Ripon, Waupun and Horicon. All at once the team's luck changed and the Badgers played their finest game of the year. defeating the defending champs, Hartford, by a decisive score. After this, the fighting Badgers went on to post victories over Columbus. Berlin, Beaver Dam, and Mayville. 61, I pf? Top R0w Lloyd Schenk, Bob Lauson, Ray Kreis, Stan Hall, Ken Timpel, Tom Opgenorth, Bob Wal- lenfelz, Roger Neuman, Louie Techtman, Bob Boldt. Second Row Bob Price, Ralph Miller, Jerry Nehr- bass, John Knoeck, LeRoy Baertlein, Erv Gorecki, Allen Peters, Tom Wentz, John Schlicht, Don Ensenbach, Wayne Endlich, Paul Collins, Bob Nohr, Coach Caldwell. rillll? . . Emlu The pungent odor of rubbing alcohol blended unfamiliarly with the chill sting of the mid-February air as the Badger thinclads began loosening up. Un- der the tutelage of coaches Strohacker, Runkel, and Caldwell a squad of 65 boys opened drills on the earliest date in many a season. Boasting of less than a half-dozen returning lettermen, the outlook was not too bright as the season began. Nevertheless, the boys mowed down a tough Waupun squad in the opening outdoor meet and proved that they were not to be taken lightly. On the night of April 22 the first West Bend Invitational Track Meet was held at Bruhy Field. Eight of the top teams in this area were represented. Zautcke breaks the tape Ron Chase clearing the bar 17 '! I 91-Brjv-ff e.1,e,,.A. ' Third Row Coach Strohacker Carl S onholz Phil v P Y Runge, Zeke Wuensch, Don Shaw, Charles Crop- per, Clarence Engeleiter, Ron Chase, Jim Wand- Schneider, Ed Zautcke, Dennis Gagan, Dick Rup- pin, Lloyd Spaeth, Jim Giombetti, Bob Siegfried, Coach Runkel. Bottom Row Brian Beck, Tom Bell, John Koehn, Al Tennies, Jim Kieckhafer, Jim Jones, Alfred Goshaw, Dan Wiedmeyer, Norb Wickman, Harvey Radke, Jim Nohr. rance am! speecl pay off Five hundred local fans were on hand to cheer the Badger cinder-men to a well-earned third place. The squad improved with each succeeding meet, right up to the Little Ten championship held under the stars at Ripon. A game crew of runners took third behind Hartford and Ripon. To close the season the team traveled to Fond du Lac to compete in a sectional meet. Due to the fact that they had grown in size during the year, the squad was reclassified from class B to class A competition. West Bend did not allow the larger schools to fright- en them, however, but picked up a third place and sent three individuals and a relay team to the state meet held at Madison. The record breaking relay team, Bill Claybaugh, Harvey Radke, Lloyd Spaeth, and Ed Zautcke S fl 1 . A I fu. Back Row Roger Johnson, Charles Wiskerchen, John Front Row Mike Donahue Ken Frank Bob Hensler Moeller, Robert Vass, Bob Kissinger, Lloyd Dean, Ronnie Rose, Don Schreiner J1m Weiss Bob Bart Carlos Meilinger, Ilo Rauscher, Gordie Rose. Vincent Kircher, Coach Carl Kuss . . Low ancl outs1 e As the snow melted and the trees began to bud, many an athlete at West Bend High began to prepare himself for another thrilling baseball season. When Coach Carl Kuss began his initial workouts in the gym, it was evident that the team would represent West Bend High School in the fine tradition established by the baseball teams of previous years. The pitching staff was headed by Jim Weiss and Ken Frank with Ilo Rauscher and Carlos Meilinger assisting them. The catching duties were handled by Bob Hensler and Don Schreiner. The highly regarded infield had Bob Kissinger at first, Ken Frank at second, Roger Pee Wee Johnson at short, and Lloyd Dean at third. The outfield was patrolled by Bob Bart and John Moeller in left, Ilo Rauscher and Charlie Wiskerchen in center, and Gordie Rose in right. Defensively this was an outstanding team, but at the bat it was extra strong. Not many high school teams in the state could boast of a more powerful array of hitters, headed by Bob Kissinger and Ilo Rauscher who frequently belted the ball over the fence. In non-conference play, the hustling Badgers posted wins over Kewaskum, Shorewood and Port Washington. In their initial start in conference play, West Bend lost a closely contested battle to Hartford played on a substitute diamond at Rubicon. But the fighting Badgers were not to be discouraged by the heart-break- ing setback and went on from there to post decisive conference victories over Mayville, Horicon, and Oconomowoc. When the smoke had cleared, and the battling had stopped in the Little Ten Conference play, Mayville and West Bend were tied for the championship. In order to determine a single champion, a play-off game was scheduled on the neutral Horicon field. This game more than anything else exemplified the fighting spirit of the team. Behind 8 to 1 after three innings of play, the fighting Bad- gers came back behind the pitching of Ken Frank and Ilo Rauscher's pinch-hit, grand-slam home run to defeat Mayville 11-8, and captured the Little Ten Conference Baseball Championship. In 1951 Coach Kuss' fight- ing Badgers won the Little Ten Championship, the District, Sectional and the State Championships, and in 1952 were victorious in the District and Sectional Contests. The team won the regional championship by posting victories over Mayville and Horicon. But in the district tournament, West Bend lost a close game to Port Washington. This 2 to 1 contest was marked by bad breaks for West Bend and a high wind which cost them the game. Page seve ty The tennis season started even before practice was able to be held outside on the tennis courts. Early in the year, the team had the opportunity to see a professional tennis exhibition in Milwaukee. As the year progressed, the team gained experience which helped to develop it into a well-balanced squad. The experience the team gained during the year Fore!! This will be the sound echoing across the course as the 1954 golf team begins its practicing for the '54 season, On May 18, six teams came to West Bend to take part in a tournament. At this meet West Bend was able to tie with Waupun for first honors. Then on Friday, May 22, Port Washington and P32 0 nt 1 Q9 ennis Whose SQTUQ is ii? William Erhardt Peter Hosp Dan Duernberger David Boles Bob Reimann Tom Oelhafen John Kirsch Bill Heipp David Gumm Mr. Hildebrand was put to test at the Little Ten Conference meet in which six schools participated. The tally showed that Coach Mike Hildebrand's tennis squad had won the Little Ten Conference championship for the second time in three years. The squad won the team title, the third-man singles events and second in both the doubles and regular singles. olf On the rolling hills of file Country Cfuln Roger Bauman Wally Ziegler Steve Schatz Mr. Grignon Alex Gosse Bob Schecker Charles Geiger West Bend met in the last practice meet before the Little Ten play. Three days later, the final and most important meet, the Little Ten Championship, was held at West Bend. In this match, the Benders placed second. The 1954 team boasts of two returning lettermen and has high hopes of taking the Little Ten title. 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BETTE AII School Play 41 A Cappella Choir 3, 4WB3 Operetta 2. 3, 43 Homecoming Court 43 Hobo Hop Committee 43 Prom Committee 33 Prom Court 33 Senator 33 Senate Al- ternate 23 Senate Varieties 23 Senior Class Play Committee 43 Get Hep Club 13 Skating Club 33 Dramatics Club 43 Social Dancing Club 13 Knitting Club 3: Senior Class Play 4. WIEDMEYER, JAMES Basketball B Team 23 F. F. A, 1, 3, 4: Chapter Pub- lic Speaking 13 Map Travelers 23 Washington County Pioneers 3. W I E D M E Y E R. DAN Basketball 2: Football 13 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Camera Club 13 Sheepshead Club 23 Automo- tive Club 3: Conservation Club 43 Cross Country 3. 4. WOLF, JAMES Football 1, 2, 3, 4WB3 Track 2, 33 Fly Tying 13 Dancing Club 1, 23 Sheepshead Club 2, 33 Hunting Club 43 Archery 4: Tumbling 1, 2, 3. WUENSCH, R U T H Advanced Girls' Glee Club 23 Choraliers 33 Future Homemakers 33 Knitting Club 1, 3: Get Hep Club 13 Modernettes 2g Music Appreciation 2: Grooming for Busi- ness -1. ZAHN, ARLETTE AII School Play 23 Advanced Girls' Glee Club 23 Senior Chorus 3: Operetta 23 Homeroom Chairman 13 Hobo Hop Committee 43 Prom Committee 33 Senator 23 Senate Alternate 3, 43 Senior Banquet Com- mittee 43 Senior Class Play Commit- tee 43 Senior Class Play 43 Dramatics Club 13 Modernettes 1, 33 Advanced Dancing Club 23 Beginners Dancing Club 23 Automotive Club 3: Singing for Fun 4: Brides Club 4. ZAUTCKE, EDWARD Basketball 13 Z F. F. A. 43 Football 1, 3, 4WB3 Home- room Vice-Chairman 23 Intramural Board 3, 43 Intramural Club Manager 3, 43 Track 1, 3WB3 Lettermen's Club 3, 4. 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