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

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BAN ... 7' I Announcing the West Bend High School Marching Band! This statement was heard during every half-time at the home games this fall. A welcome statement it was. for no football game would have been complete without the sight of the smart. snappy band marching into formations on the field. One of the best shows put on last fall by the band was given on homecoming night. The theme was 'LThe People's Choice in honor of election year, During the course of the show, the band, through musical selections. traced United States history from the time ofthe colonies to the present. A donkey and an elephant. played by four freshman boys, capered out to represent the two-party system. There were many other band activities this year. Among them were the lively pep band heard at basketball games, the professional-like swing band. performances of solo and ensemble work, a concert in the late winter, the spring festival, a clinic under Mr. Donald MeCatheren. and many others. Any student who played in the band this year was kept very busy! Practice, eo-operation. interest. time. and effort are all needed to make a good band member and a good band. Guest Conductor. David Gornston watches a game with Mr. Shlimoyitz. band director. Nlarching down the field in military line-up. TOP. tl,l'il 'l' 'VO RlGIl'l'b: Carl Ziegler. Donald Rt1Sl'lllhill..Ill11 Zztutner. Carol Ustrancler. -lim Niehring. Pill Kenny. Gary lfisher. Bill Knopulurly l'oyxell.AIames Brilton.,Iudy NiHll7. Douglas lfuge. Vincent Beder. Anthony Dricken. Gerald Nlehrinq. Kenneth Chappy. Phyllis Lauler. Richard Baumer. Beverly Kirst. Donna Wviltgen. Darlyne Hosp. 'l'lllRD fLl2F'I' 'l'U RIGIITJ: Nlandy l,ou WVeikum.-Iutlith llron. Carol Anderson. Bonnie Reynolds. Nancy Sleahl. Patsy Kell. .Ioen l,uecke. lilistibetli Nlurray. Lester Roeber. Wallace 'li'ws. Ray Ilamlyn. Paul l.and. Fred Borchart. Bernard Stern. Dale Kober. Gordon Schloemer. Dick Metzger. Richard Frings, llelen Slezthl.AIames 'l'heisen. Tom Iluebig. Barbara Bauman. Douglas Jaeger. Henrietta Bellin. Sandra Hays. Phyllis VViltgen. Allen Christ. SECOND. 5

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FOOTBALL . . . Gettogetherf H11 Jem fm! a IEFI FO RIC HI BUI IUIXI ROV R 'Xllchels H ictk lx noclxl 1 lll urtf :kc ' un lk 1 ox S UND ROW H NIIIIIII R Hutt Iennles OITIIDQIII Hess T Spacth Hass NN Schaclgtn Imddctk I Hcll S Xndcrson D Iugc D lxlun XX Ixlemp Rocl F Schultz PULRIH RUN 'XI Bcth I Xlldt A few weeks before school opened boxs could be seen xxorkmg out on the football Held gettlng ln shape for a tough season Wlth onlx flxe returnxng lettermcn Bob Glombettl Herb Tennles erome Spaeth Tonx Spaeth and Paul Gumm hopes were dlm The experts had plcked th1s NN est Bend I-Ilgh team as the xx eakest IH mne vears But the team xx as full of more Splflt than the experts had bargamed for The Hne coachlng staff of Head Coach Bob Caldxxell Backfleld Coach Bob Strohacker and Llne Coach ack Runkel regarded the experts predlctlon as a challenge NV1th guldance fl om thelr coaches the squad took the dlsmal outlook tn strlde and xx hcn thc t1me arrlx ed for the hrst game xxxth Port YN ashlngton the team xxas fired up and eager to defeat 1ts tradltxonal enemx That game xx as xx on bx a wide marvm The next xxeek Beax er Dam s xx 1nn1ng streak xx as broken I-OCYIB xLL uhm, XX 1 C IIIISI n lusch mg: I c 1 c cl I Bxst D Rotlmenma I Hupp R XX mga n IJ Ilcngcl mgr R NN agnex mgr xxcll hc ld to ch Runkcl line coich But the folloxxlng Frldax a heart breaker xxas lost to Berlln Hoxx ex er the Badgers came back ln the next txxo games to defeat Hartford and Oconomoxx oc Then on October 19th Horncon tled the Badgers and spolled chances for a flrst place tle For the homecomlng game 'Vlaxxllle xx as the opponent and naturallx pressure xxas hlgh for a Badgcr xlctorx There xxas no need for xxorrx hoxxexer because XX est Bend xxon hand llx xxlth Coach Caldxxell usnng the entlre tcam IH plax The ncxt gamc xxlth Columbus an easx contest for the Badgers concluded the season The ob record IH confexcnce plax tallled up to flxe xxlns one defeat and one t1e The team had done almost one hundred percent better than xx as expected l t l l , I ': .. . F.I'lt '. '.R - '.tI.Hc-'I' .R.R C,NIille1.T M ' Bu ' ' ', I . G 1m, Spz -tl . ll. H R. Gi- Pu f pf. '. Gel' mer. FII- IH ROXY: .X I . 1gr.1 ' '. .IIC ': .I 2 . . z'e'.G. Nfl , tY'.QI.S'l21Tf'A.II. 23. . icr. Zallops. THIRD ROXV: Cflaybuugh. ll. Si'lll0C'lIll'I'. SIXTH ROXV: R. Strohacker. backlleld coach: R, Cald- . . I J , L . lv- .