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

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7' N I 1 Beaver Dam ..,.. 13 Berlin ..,,, . . . 7 Oconomowoc .... 7 Horieon .,.. . . . 0 Nlziyvillc. .. .. .12 Columbus.. . . .13 Hartford , . . . .. 0 1. Beaver Dam 2. Berlin 3. VVEST BEND 4. Oconomowoc 5 , . XYaupun Chafge' A -Team - Scores West NVQ' st West West West West VVest LITTLE TEN STANDI NGS Bend . ..... 14 Bend ....., 6 Bend .,.... I2 Bend .... . . 0 Bend ...... 154 Bend ...... 26 Bend ...... 20 6. Horicon 7. Nlayville 8. Columbus 9. Hartford 10. Ripon B. FOOTBALL 3 Y a 4 f Sr 00313 fha, c gl-Vesffiarlj C ' CC a Hd FQ hall les Uvzruqnfvf C. 10,7 BOTTOM ROXY: Matenaer. XVardius. B. Cooley. T. Albrecht. B. Schappek. K. Taylor. B. Harter. IJ. Wolf. SECOND ROXY: T. Arndt. B. Stoflel, H. Brodzeller. T. Haen. D. Kumrow. Bill King. D. Bales. THIRD ROXY: B, Spaeth. B. Koehn. I . Ecker. D. Cerner. B. Klemp. DI Hensler. D. Faircloth. K. Hemauer. FOURTH ROYV: Klein, Williams. A. Janicki. B. XVinCkler. B. Arendt. R. Ripple. D. Blineh. Coach Kuss. TOP ROXV: Coach Daygj. I-Iolt, P. Kenny, L. Wickert. R. Wlzzila, R. Olson, C. Allen. B. Nlaten V aer. FOOTB.-X LL...

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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- .

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sul' ECG N Dr. William Nielsen comments on the fine reeord ofthe squad. F bh- :G 1 xx!-9506 'IQ' vi' tiki' 7 Q. 30 .,.HUNiIiCUNIING w .. LLRINEUYAVICTDR ,tt t of wsu Msereitsiwrw andiqlohn Klein. lighting the bonfire. H 1. the queen. iarade. !,.., bf 'T ,,ir Y V f!,,,.,- -,,-f .Ye,...-1-'rf ' 5 g if fi 5 5 5 3, , P .t V V it Q QW Q tw- t V V- gp 'P new , VVL M,,1,,,t,, The 1956 Homecoming Court leads the Grand Nlareh King Arnie XVeiss and Queen Kathy Norfolkg sol mores. .Ioan Cotter and eseort Hilary Niarting ,jun ludv German and Diek llarter: freshmen.Jeanne XV One ofthe brightest times in many high sehools in the United States is homeeoming. Preparations for the event at XYBHS started weeks before with homerooms working diligently on floats and window decorations and Senate eommittees eareliullv planning details olievents, The hiding of the toothpiek bv Student Senat president Linda Bart on Oetober 25 offieiallv started two-day homecoming eelebration. When Ronald Har mon, a freshman, found the toothpick on the football field, he was given the honor olierowning the queen and The seleetion of the homeeoming queen is a eornpli- eated proeess. Each homeroom seleets one girl to repre sent it. Then the boys from eaeh Class meet and elimi all but twelve. three representatives from eaeh 4 lfieli elwss then votes to determine whit h ol tht th should represent it on the eourt 'lhen the student body The festivities reallv began Thursday' night with parade led bv the XYBHS band and the eourt ol' hor The mammoth 15-I-float parade passed by in a b eolors, wittv slogans. laughter. and exelai 1 nions ol Nlr. SC'l1llt'llil'.S homeroom toolv lust plwet' honors H11 I Ronald Harmon found the toothpit lx lnddm n bv li liart.