West Division High School - Comet Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1951 volume:

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M, A-.uf-gwvwwf-n-wmmMm.fQ ,,, . x K' k w . f, ,w ,f , X. , A 1 ,..,,Q.:f ' K 5' 9 L L rw-wfff lf: MT ' J Q av',.Qb4'w' w. , f . . M Y, 5 Q' . A . . x. N R , .wwf , , r 0 , . af rl Q 1' 1 . , f ' . . K . f . f . . .1 , W k A '1 A-ff' , . , ,,, W Q, m L L If ,ff ,, HOMEROOM 4 Ron' I.' B. Madison, N. Greg- ory, J. Vanderbush, M. De Buno, A. Bushman. Ron' 2: C. Olla, G. Schroeckenrhalcr, A. Swords, E. Turtenwald, S, Totsky. Rau' 3: D. Putall, R. Ewert, C. Leibitske, D. Albe- ,ARK ff., dyll, L. Marsh. Ron' -it E. Mesheski, R. Weber, N. Sta- mas, J. Stier, B. Heier. Row 5: F. Schlapper, R. Preiss, P. Jumes, T. Trier, R. Maynard. HOMEROOM 12 Rau' I.' T. Altenburg, A. Delisle, J. lsler, C. Sands, T. Gagliano, -I. Steir, D. Desimovich. Razz' 2: R. Frederick, j. Votsis, W. Cook, R. Ellingson, N. Farley, S. jankowski, B. Zlkowitz. Run' 35 M. Rochl, H. Wadilell, C. Keyes, B. Skrbac. J. Elliott, G. Anderson, C. Young. Rau' 4: J. Karolus, G. Dowd, D. Darling, D. Psaris, S. Connors, R. Dufty, R. Kroening, j. Golke. 6 HOMIZROOM I0-I Run! lx CQ. Sumrntl. P. lluycs R. l.umI, N. Klllllifll. Run' Q D. lfrictlcriclm, nl. Kuch, S Snlmnmtlxcr, D. Rousutu. G Stcciuc. Run' 4: Al. Stmlllzml D. ll4tuQm.m, R. Suttilc, G Iiurrcrlicltl, l'. lrtttnili. Run 'lf UI. Putt, lf. Rcsch, A. Rupp, P. Kriuscr. Il. Bauulcr, AI. lluly' lwr.'r,ut'r. Run' 5: ll. Sprcnglcr, Ii, liunlmmm, D. lilntkstunc, R. lliplxc. VI. johnson, ,I Sthmitlr. Run' 6: K. Muttkc P. Tullmtll, R. Matuin, -I. Ball vcr, R. MntD1multl, R. Dilligg Lg...4s I HOMEROOM 105 Run I: A. Fmnkuvic, Al. Koepkc, li. Smith. P. Rischlow, lf. Sarcault. B. Calliari. Run' 2: A. Buntle. A. Glarz, M. Stutlt-nur, lf. Millunzi, l. Ganos, B. Knoplel, J, Feltl. Rau' 5: C. Peterson. M. Allurtl, O. Laufc-nl-nc-rg. R. Iinsttom, R. Umhuclcr, C, Purtcr, li. Plazck. Run' 4: T. Stewart, G. Ste-cle, Al. Spolurick. G. Rott, R. Hows, G. Kerman, li. Fill. 7 HOMEROOM 106 Rau' I: J. Kunath, M. Jansen, E. Summeril, F. Skrobacki, B. Thielecke, J. Strahlendorf. Row 2: E. Guerrero, D Danielson, K. Efstathion, E. Rieder, B. Whirwcprrh, J. Ziemke, R. Weniger, B. Jankowski. Rau' 3: R. Zindler, C Vlood, P, Wolleman, H. Kock, B. Krueger, J. Miller, S. Lepley, J. Urbanelc. Rau' 4: R. James, C. Carroll, V Schwartz, R. Olson, E. Wcmrgull, G. Leistikow. HOMEROOM 110 Ron' I: J. Bell, D. Tallanr, T. Surges, R. Haerrel, K. Wichman, G. Perry. Row 2: B. Gentine, J. Gamache, D Paul, J. Horn, N. Evans, K. George, C. Dascenzo, J. Huff. Run' 3: T. Treurelaar, B. Dahl, B. Gaydos, G. Sager R. Minx, B. Sielal, S. Schauhtler, G. Domask, B. Magdaleno. Rau' 4: P. Flynn, E. Jurz, M. Tesch, E. Krutke, M Schvenemann, M. Ellison, P. O'Connor, D. Menehan, K. Bahr, G. Straerz, P. Greene. 8 HOMEROOM 113 nn lx li. Kolcns, A. Sniipp, D. Ticilcmunn, J. Kruegar, D. Schicssl, N. lmholz, D. Bamlclin. Rau' J: L. Birch- lucr, V. l7iLlu11g1x1, li. liliopolus, P. Dc:Noux, D. Schuenlic, rl. Lange, R. Zimmerman, S. Hetzcl. Run' if R. Wo- yiik, G. Iforcs, Ci. Murrow, N. Kunkel, N. Gicas, T. Drew, R. Villa, M. Voss. Rau' JJ R. Grolwc, R. Franklin . l'.1rr, D. lluulmcr, G. Runil, G. Sharp, R. Donovan. HOMEROOM 116 lwu' If xl. l.lwiml, F. Wfittcr, D. llcnngnriclls, F. Klunilruil, R. Lumlcim. D. Reilly, D. Kcnrlcy. Ron' 2: R. Sierra D Polllmm D Su D S hil M B ll M Al t C. L 5 5 11 Iv v . . , . .1 1 Filippo, .fc Klcr. QI. Frazier. . UL Ll 1, . ber i, '. 'urnsi, l. lcii . 'nu' R. Xwooils . Rcilluy, -I. Suhr, li. Polzcr, nl. Klcin, C. Smogolcslai, M. Kerman, L. Zctting. 9 HOMEROOM 1 2 1 HOMEROOM 118 Rau' I: J. Churchill, D. Bur- meister, J. Hafemann, D Dauer. Ruiz' 2: M. Wash- burn, J. Tactkopoulos, V. Bie lefeldt, J. Cichy, A. Cootware Row 3: S. Mihal, bl. Larson A. DeBuhr, P. Brubaker, R Kaddatz. Rou' 4: D. Heil, N Nevel, E. Wendler, J. Hanna H. Sowlles. Razz' 5: D. Kas- zolka, F. Berger, J. Bentzler W. Lange, J. Randa. Rau' I: J. Langston, R. Schmidt, G. Waters, N. De Noux, P. Schwartz, G. Pilacek, A. Johnson. Ron' 2: J. Ander- son, N. Crowley, B. Sennott, B. Sinski, L. Miller, N. Tallcowski, S. Brunner, G. Vinz. Ron' 5: D. Butterfield, D Cory, M. Wood, P. Aultman, B. Goodwin, D. Laing, J. Kassa, G. Volpei. Rauf 4: A. Brand, R. Keidle, D. Neisl C. Kunz, J. Albert, G. Gibson, C. Cardinal, E. Redman, G. Vinz. 10 HOMEROOM 122 Run' I: S. llulce, Q. lzrt mann, P. Dalmel, N. Nagel Run' 2: lf. Bielvesheimer, N Srich, A. Sapum, A. Verctre M. Sauer. Run' 3: D. Ruth- ermel, D. Higgins, A. lfisher, B, XXfenzeI, M. Krueger, j Kuster. Rau' -if N. Sorensen M. Verette, P. Lehman, N Bowers, N. Cressy, R. Burns Run' 5: L. Raute, li. Wei shaar, P. Puupke, M. Salfer A. Batskai, M. Saurer. R011 6: UI. Burnham, D. Reimen D. Vlallian, lf. Vulgmann, li Wfagner, B. Myers. HOMEROOM 123 Run' I: D. Beiley, B. Brown, S. Sivertson, G. Sullivan, M. Maloy, C. Gyorfy. B. Sterling. Ron' 2: R. Buff, D Paclcartl, B. Kalilidas, M. Beavers, L. Hoffman, S. Merrytieltl. J. Wichrcxwski, G. Dahlke. Ron' 3: R. Polcyn, H Struhcrt, D. Volkman, J. Koepke, D. Teaters, H. llles, P. Grundman, j. Donlevy. Rau' 4: K. Stewart, R. Ochod nicky, T. Shephard, W. Mueller, R. johnston, R. Roxbury, L. Cope. 11 HOMEROOM 126 Rauf I.' D. Altmeyer, S. Beaudoin, J. Laclaw, C. Young, M. Pahule, J. Zimmermann, C. Sierra. Row 2: B. Fra- zier, M. Kawalske, A. Andrews, B. Lau, E. Hirschbein, G. Steizer, M. Winohradcky, R. Cameron. Row 3: P. Wes- ela, D. Paulson, D. Briske, S. Larson, J. Moran, M. Hitos, B. Nolfke. Row 4: J. Geavy, R. Stafford, L. Wilger, D. Limmermann, D. Nolte, P. Dobratz, J. Grady, M. Doxtater. HOMEROOM 127 Row 1: D. Longhurst, M. Goulet, H. Bardy, E. Jacobson, D. Mehle, D. Bittner, P. Blunt. Row 2: R. Beverly, L. Vogt, J. Bergeron, R. O'Brien, J. Strachan, M. Gust, D. Buchholz, R. Woodrick. Row 3: D. Steffen, T. Wagner, G. Jansen, G. Doyle, R. Demlow, K. Rudzinski, K. Egner, S. Thon, J. Herbst. Row 4: L. Stahl, J. Stone, E. Meiers, R. Jeske, G. Aamot, P. Umhoefer, A. Dow, R. Aultman. 12 HOMEROOM 202 Ron' I: R. Busch, R. Kucnzic, M. Cassavant, R. Shepherd, R. Nace, D. Werner, D. Mulverly, J. Daily. Ron' 2: ll. Kiclcrndorf, li. Dctwilcr, B. Kumferman, bl. Kecley, G. Friedl, D. Stika, 5. Goll, B. Thiclke. M. Pokorny. Row 4: R. Cook, AI. Bcnrlcy, B. Piorrowski, A. Flaminio, B. Fenemlacl, C. Derarville, B. Coffelt, M. Bc-lzman, I. Bc-sr, I. Kunkel. Rua' si: li. Shcchan, j. Marhison, K. Ducrr, R. Kendler, R. Peterson, N. Neustedter, S. Fisher, G. Czer- nink, S. Willc. HOMEROOM 316 Ron 1: C. Alu-I, CQ. Turtle, L. Spradcr, KI. Langston, S. Birch, G. Perkins, L. Hausman. Run' J: L. Homrighnuscn, N. Slhulz, R, Garfield, L. Schmidt, AI. Mysliwski, W. Rowlands, R. Curasi, P. Narcs. Run' 3: bl. Gilleson, R. Bom- sllrlclucl, S. Greene, A. lfoulks, T. Gnlnnis, M. Mcrwald, K. Kosta, C. Keane. Rau' 4: R. Thacker, IE. Olson, G. Loppnow, G. Rcul, Zyaluck, J. Mushall. 15 HOMEROOM 203 Ron' 1: C. Olson, P. Myhre, A. Karpus, D. Gibson. Row 2: D. Gruszczynski, E. Vuvu- nas, P. Flood, S. Gallenberg, N. Hoffmann. Razz' 3: P. Setzer, J. Bartlein, A. Knoll, S. Berlowitz, L. Walsh. Row 4: B. McGuire, P. Van Hesr, A. Wallner, N. Miller, G. Mc- Grath, I. Stockero. Row 5: R, Spencer, M. McElligott, D. Reif, S. Schaeffer, I. Tubas, B. Fritsche. Ron' 6: D. Petran- ech, K. Clark, P. Quirlce, T. Kennedy, V. Panetti. HOMEROOM 204 Row I: M. Sager, C. Bremer, K. Sterling, G. Ring, C. Sisco, J. Depratt, R. Jurgens. Row 2: S. Hoss, Mullins, Y. Gould, E. Gibson, M. Kadlec, A. Schwarten, C. Jahn, P. Reitter, P. Sutton. Row 3: G. Kuhn, R. Trier, V. Lee, A. Alex, j. Burback, S. Karl, D. Nicols, J. Stockinger. 14 HOMEROOM 205 Run I: D. Smith, B. Smith, R. Wfnltritsch, V. Boshnrd. Run' JJ li. Puucr, M. Klis- imic, A. Wclwstcr, S. Gomollu. Run' if A. Christcnson, K. Howe, I.. Wclmcr, J. King. Run' ,Af D. Orton, R. Ging- holcr, ff. Mcfizlmlwrimlgc. Ruiz' 5: 'lf Tompkins, li. johnson, R. Scliwulluch, j. Grclvc. .....-- 11 ii . 1 HOMEROOM 206 Run' I: I.. Schultz, P. -Iaqubeclc, R. Gruenwahl, Linsley, li. Knicliclbine, D. Bahr, D. Gilissen. Ron' 2: K. Kraus, A. Ostmunn, P. Chambus, R. Elerr, L. Plowmaker, C. Jensen, M. Burmeister, C. Lundean. Rnu'3: E. Myles, R. Lamar, A. Sheftley, M. Pc-Iran, S. Herschberg, A. Baxter, M. Swartz. Row -if L. Koman, C. Rouda, W. Osci- vich, li. Willie, G. Kazak, R. Carroll, K. Datka. I5 HOMEROOM 211 Row I: L. Halkowski, M. Zachow, C. Miller, J. Flaherty, J. Glick, C. Repinski, Rau' 2: J. Schulte, D. Gratteau P. Otto, L. Millonig, C. Kling, J. Gaboury. Row 3: S. Schemberger, R. Anderson, D. Tedesco, L. O'Connel, J. Mur- ray, G. Riordan, J. Brown. Row 4: R. Buchholtz, J. Jacobson, B. Schultz, R. Kteckler, N. Opine, D. Lucas, T Manthe. HOMEROOM 2 1 5 Rau' 1: J. Partl, M. Rebra, J. Allen, R. Joffery, P. Engnath, M. Quizley, J. Reilly. Rout' 2: B. Blaerove, V. Smith B. Quesnell, A. Yesko, J. Pfannerstill, J. Feiertag, E. Wilson, D. Benson. Row 3: C. Towne, R. Janusuk, A. Smith B. Wolf, J. Hrelt, J. Ernst, G. MacHand, P. Marsh, F. Ginghofer. 16 1 HOMEROOM 501 Run' I: -I, Ghurke, R. Ulekowski, R. Lang, W. Knoebel, G. Neff, E. Beranek, D. Burns. Run' 2: P. Murawski bl. Wzrrmscr, R. Rusch, P. Long, D. Onsager, R. Benke, R. Hamernicli. Rau' 3: J. Elliot, J. Mecier, R. Poss, C Riel, B. liulvlitz, nl. Minkley, P. Manthe. HOMEROOM 503 Run' 1: G. Vogt, R. llennarichs, D. Grady, R. Avilcainen, K. Mistrioty, J. Rasmussen, A. Scheper, B. Buck Run' 2: R. Suwlles, KI. Caliva, B. Dionne, M. Meylor. G. Price, L. Ness, W. Ostovich. Rr1u',5.' Y. Reiter, S. Toma- scllu, D. Rantln, P. Thuney, R. Weitlig, S. Polzer, B. Polenz, R. Smith. Rau' -if L. Paris, R. Shaiken, H. Semlzik li. Skorilc, lf. Kaurich, M. McKeuwn, S. Zytlucl-4, R. Culbertson. 17 HOMEROOM 308 HOMEROOM 304 Rau' I: C. Teclesco, B. Con- nors, S. Gerspach, D. Fischer Rau' 2: B. St. Lawrence, J Klein, H. Martinich, G. Shan- non. Rau' 3: M. Richardson J. Daicy, K. Goggins. Row 4. W. Hammond, D. Korpella T. Vanek, R. Kreckler. Rau 5: A. Ellenberger, F. Pupak T. Doxtater, D. Purdy. Row 1: J. Hartwig, J. Rottmann, S. Simenson, L. Lang, D. Potratz, V. Heerhold, D. Williams, T. Parko. Rauf 2: J. Kachiaper, J. Kroncke, K. Gray, B. Hahn, S. Bechteler, M. Depratt, L. Pero, B. Dalton. Rauf 3.' J. Wenzel, D. Cohen, C. Enea, J. Ernst, K. Hodgins, W. Hinkle, D. Audet, T. Monaco. 18 y AI. bamlncr. lxnu' -JJC1, jones HOMEROOM 510 Run' lf P. Vuvurms, S. Graz lmuvua, K.. Rccsc. K. Prcvurt. Run' 21 VI. KlJHl'L'W'i1JZ, A Kruinitl, VI. RL-ul, D. Palckalrd Run' 45 -I. Anthony, D. Stan scll, S. liI1IZI11ill'LIL'f, A. Kurpus, . , . . -I. lhjllllllilll. M. 'I'caL'lmL1r, D W2llILlllQl4llL'f, fl. Sclmull Rfm' 53 'If Amlcrson, j. lignn R. Raucr, I., Cartwright, L Krutkc. Ru11'6.' G. Schill, A lhmly, S. MauDcxmlId, P. Sm rilu. S. Wfclsh, G. Wzlglmcr. -,W HOMEROOM 51 1 Run lx UI. Kelly, R. Curly. Ii. Film. kl. Cornelius. A. Kramer, B. Brcggantini. Run' Q: lf. Wfoyckc, S. Bulw. -I. Marko- vxnll. M. Amilcy, VI. Murqvnrrlr. N. Rcirnlmld. Run' if D. Trojan, ff. Adzuns. AI. Hastings, R. Krutz, S. Smith C., lhmllunr. Run' P45 O. PIAli5AlI1LL'. A. Musrruus. R. Rivers.-I. -lnnzcn, A. Zcmanuuvic, D. Wilrlc, D. Perry. I9 HOMEROOM 512 Ron' I.' E. Anderson, D. Werner, P. Green, B. Gaybas, J. Murray. Rau' 2: S. Schumacher, C. George, J. Den- tice, G. McDonald, M. Wood, S. Bercowski. Row 3: J. Kreuger, R. Shepherd, J. Albert, G. Deutscher, R. Kendler J. Schinka. HOMEROOM 315 Rau' I.' J. Stelter, P. Begeron, C. Sliwinski, M. Halverson, M. Morin, T. Laneaster, J. Nurlcala. Row 2: G. Seiurba, L. Wierman, G. Whiteside, R. johnson, D. Connelly, T. Dooley, C. Maglio, R. Uebelacl-zer. Row 3: B. Siegel, J. Throll, M. Kollross, T. Makinen, D. Lynd, R. Pape, N. Anton, 20 1 fi ROWS 12-14 Run' lx j. Wimlfnmun, G. Sprcngler, S. Clausen, P. White, D. Wetiel, W. Om, G. Wensing. ROWS 20-8-5 Run! l.' T, Panos, G. Brittn, j. Knapp, j. Daniels, V. Page, R. Piotrowski. Ruiz' 2: T. Schoenfeldt, M. Schipper, L iihlcrt, AI. Hentlersun, R. Wrtmlvel, L. Fries, Run' 3: W. Bahr, W. Eggers, j. Gottfried, A. Ellingson, F. Ambroch, F Taylor, A, Clmlmt. Run' 4: S. Netzel, R. Heaney, D. Dilges, M. Brandt, H. Penington, J. johnson. 21 '-QI ROWS 7-17-6 ROWS 15-1-2 Row 1.' B. Bisset, R. Heupler, J. Gardner. Row 2: K. Malm- quist, S. May, B. Rode. Row 3: E. Relish, B. Gormley, J. Morga, C. Mueller. Row 4: F. Fisher, R. Wenz, G. Poll- now, G. Simos. ,-'K ft Rau' I.' M. Quigley, C. Hatch, J. Skoczelas, L. Kern, M. Lende, M. Tasse, K. Nolan. Row 2: J. Rosio, C. Rohan, H. Harris, B. Marker, W. Panos, A. Kradinger. Row 3: R. Miller, J. Williamson, D. Fuchs, W. Walsrrom, C. Abramovich, J. Flynn, F. Lentz. Row 4: F. Zetting, R. Marks, H. Busch, G. La Vota, D. Pahule, N. Alioto, A. Romer, A. Edwards. 22 ROWS 16-9-4-5 Run' lf M. llunson, M. Theo lmlrl, S. Zcman. Rau' J: D Schurnan, M. Poja, M. Ncu stcrlcr. Run' ix D. lfiltcr, Kmcning, S. Dc Numic, N. Smut, C. llarmon. Ruiz' -li R, Zarling, P. Musrcs, D. Peter- wn, R. Ncvcns. Run' 5: T. llunscn, K. Schneider, W. Marrila, R. Rcvcnson, A. Chicy. ROWS 11-13 Run' lf ll. Karas, ll. Paulmlcn, bl. Peterson, G. Rachcr, B. Franklin, D. Alhrecht. Razz' 2: bl. Wudy, G. Riley, A Ulrich, B, Sghultz, li. Clark, P. Durow, bl. Venski. Rau' 3: P. Kuhn, P. Kinzer, D. Sin1enson,j. O'Brien, j. Gum nl. Werner. 23 ROWS 10-18 Rau' I: A. Blanchard, N. Mickulesku, G. Schack, V. Chevalui, D. Ritacca, J. Pattengale. Rau' 2: M. Sieger, C. Berghoefer, S. Du Mee, R. Heuser, N. Lepley, J. Andrews. Rau' 3: G. Schwartz, D. Schmitz, D. Tupper, R. Wood, 1. Lietz, R. Habhegger, A. Toussaint. HOMEROOM 105 Row 1: Seated: M. Donnell, R. Bartman, R. Beay, R. Bezjak, B. Bartling, P. Elm, E. De Nomie, M. Ganos. Row 2: W. Brys, D. Dulak, J. Dittmer, H. Audet, R. Brezgal, D. Ellenberger, P. Bertling, N. Blankstein, C. Daw. Row 3: D. Cash, W. Dow, B. Gershowitz, A. Brzycki, H. Brenner, H. Goddard, B. Anderson, J. Buchholtz, M. Fiedler. Row -if M. Dressler, C. Frost, F. Daily, E. Bass, R. Evenson, G. Goetz. 24 ----.......... MLW I I HOMEROOM 116 Rim! I: Seated: B. Halvorson, S. Keith, P. Keene, H. Jaeger, E. Klein, M. Kowalske. Run' 2: Seated: j. Hetzel, D. Klilwowitz, R. Knetzger, G. Houdek, A. Koman, C. Krueger. Ron' 3: M. Bretthauer, R. Kirmsse, F. Huber, L. Igl- lmut, Al. Merrill, j. Leisrikow, R. Lancaster, M. Kernan, P. Kelly. Ruiz' -if R. jackson, D. Thompson, R. Greve, W. Griiesine, j. Green, l. Klein, j. Kolden, A. Kraus, j. Merrill, R, Koener. HOMEROOM 204 Rim! lx Seated: S. Reich, AI. Progur, lf. Ora, R. Nares, M. Schmidt, N. Rogers, Run' 2: Seated: R. Poenitzsch. R. Seelelil. AI. Petrusky, D. Panos, A. Pollack, B. Norton. Rau' 5: C. Proehnow, WI. Pentek, j. Nehrhass, C. Pratt. S. Morriauil, l. Petersen, C. Morgan, B. Rumpel. Run' 4: D. Sehlosser, H. Rodieh, K, Mettelmunn, G. Prout. L. Mitchell, U. Seewuld, M, Nolte, P. Owen, W. Orton. 25 HOMEROOM 304 Ron' I.' Seated: N. Kunath, G. Price, B. Pahvle, E. Steinkrauss, B. Zom, B. Zorn. Roz1'2,' Seated: D. Lindeman, F. Susami, R. Sprysb, D. Towne, C. Wiking, G. Winter. Roar' 35 R. Swansby, M. Spiegel, M. Sterr, J. Siegel, P. Smith, M. Wedin, G. Winze, A. Woycke, D. Wergin. R!21L'4.' C. Serio, B. Wille, R. Waugus, R. Shields, R. Schoep, O. Volgman, W. Smith, J. Thielecke, C. Winfree. MN-.. . B, Doacl .flops to chat . . . Thad: nothing! Yon .rhoalcl have Jeen the one that got away.'l hoafzf G, Heil. . . . D. Daaer, J. Krueger, anal A. Ojtmann take time on! to ref! after a weary hihe .... L. Friex .flops for one lax! mfing. Wa12t a paJh? . . . Have a blZE.ll0j?67'J P. De Noax of I. Myfliwihi, af K. Kraaf loohy on .... D. Heil and N. Neoel relax after a olaylf work of painting ,.., Nothing like a hrlrh walk in lhe cozznlryl' exclaim R. Nero and P. Kinzer. 26 Talker, beware .V To Readers of our Annual: Whether you are thinking of a rambling rural road winding leisurely through hillsides, farmsteads, or orchards, or of a ribbon of cement laid over the country-side from city to city, carrying swiftly moving transport and busy in its roaring, raucous activity, the analogy of progress through high school to the pleasures and hazards of highways is interesting and, it may be, illuminating. Are you the self-reliant hiker who enjoys the invigorating exercise, the sense of achievement, the beauty and wonder of life, and the tried friendship of his companions? Or do you prefer the more com- fortable role of a hitch-hiker, being carried along by swiftly moving vehicles, eager to arrive at new places, stimulated by actions and change around you rather than within you? Is yours the nature of one who loves to mingle with people, to observe their ways and understand them and do it in an unhurried way? Or are you, perhaps, the type of person who is less inclined to exertion and looks more favorably upon the more effortless way of being carried along to new situations and changing scenes? Whichever highway or road you choose, your progress and your destination will be more meaningful and significant, if you travel joyously, alert to the beauties of all seasons, and are persistent in your quest. All hazards and obstacles can then be met courageously and, so, more easily. Profit by such experiences and you will find your traveling along the high school highway ennobling, rewarding and maturing' WILLIAM C. KNOELK, Principal. 28 You are entering second floor. The highway through high school is often long and difhcult for travelers. It would be impossible for all of us to successfully traverse this road withcut someone to help point out the tight way. One of the best guides of confused and misguided people is Mr. Whitcomb. The side road to his office of information has been worn smooth by the feet of many travelers. He is always ready to turn our faces in the right direction and set our feet on the right path. Without Mr. Whitcomb, we would often find ourselves lost in dangerous places. Thank you, Mr. Whitcomb, for guiding us onto the wider road of life that awaits us. 29 Do you suffer from sour notes? MADGE ANDERSON I realize you children are terribly misunderstood. PETER BERGLAND So they say, 'For Dear Old West Sidef ESTA BOETTCHER You're noisier than any Other class. RALPH CLOOS 'Music from the maestros -please. HELEN DALEY From one's self-self- discipline. 30 KATHLEEN BARNETT It's such a pretty language. MILDRED BLUMENTHAL I know I will like it here at West. LAURA BOLYARD Where did I put that-? RAWLINS COKE You can't build a house by starting on the roof. CATHERINE DEVOY To know the French, you must know the language. IVA DUDEN 'Now, don't peek under your shields. MARY E. FARRINGTON Typing is not a strange language. ERWIN GERBOTH Our football team was tops! BERTHA GOES Now! This is how English started. RUTH I-IEINEMANN 'I realize this is a freshman class, but . . . Try the Cloos Remedy IRENE ELDRIDGE To-umm-find an unknown- ERVIN GERBER With school spirit, we'll always win. RICHARD GESKE Is it plants or animals that go to West? WILLIAM HANSEN Have you heard the latest bargain? DOROTHY HINTZ Looks like females are going out of style. 31 1 Do you have athlete,s foot? WILLIAM JORDAN 'Every business must have its bookiesf' DOROTHY KNUTSON Cooking is a true art! ERNST KURATH 'Here's your chance to be a school projectionistf' RAYMOND MCCRORY 'And now for a guidance shift. VIVIAN MOWRY This summer I think I shall travel to . . . 32 u ff JOHN KITZKE Do you know your laws? HERMAN KRUSCHKE This announcement is for graduating seniors. GRACE LEASK This is the way to make a dress. NENAD MII-IALJEVICH I'm new here. Hello, everyone! HELEN MUELLENSCHLADER Here's to English and West Side. MARGARET NELSON I don't want to interrupt, but . . . MARY PATTI What's your reason for taking driver's ed? MILDRED PERRIGO 'I thought the variety show was marvelous! STANTON PUEHLER 'Lights are the thing for the play. EARL RAISEN Hey you Larrups! Try Gerbotlfs salve for itchy feet RALPH ONARHEIM Inside rows! KENNETH PEDERSON Did you lose your key again? ELSIE PETERS Showers, girls! FLORENCE PULVER Well, what do you think? JANE REDMOND 'Good news, in good taste is what we want. 33 u F rlends' Don't be late! HELEN REILLY Et tu, Brute? OPAL ROGNLIEN 'Sock for comedyg Buskin for tragedy-. EMIL RUCKTENWALD From the pick-up,-the musical pick-up! CLARENCE SHUTES The way to look at it-is the practical way. WILLIAM SMITH It's a misunderstood conception! ! 34 u u we JOSEPH RIHA Some get it the first se mesterg some get it the seoondg some never get it. HAROLD ROUNDS Now, listen my children! MARYELLEN SHIELDS Dear Sir:-Yours truly. PEARL SILJAN In Norway the people are Wonderful. HAZEL THOMAS I didn't expect this of seniors. EDNA WEBER Here's your chance to study nature. VIOLA WHITE Don'r play with the sew- ing machines. HAROLD WILLIAMS I've never given a 9th hour, but here's the waste basket. MICHAEL CHY They're a good gang! Use a Roumls alarm clock ROY WEIDMAN What West needs-no one has! WALTER WH ITMUS When Irish eyes are smiling- SYLVIA ZIELINSKI ru play my hddle nu West burns! HELEN LUSHINE I'm sorry, this book is overdue. 55 . What! Late again? Visit 212 soon. OFFICE WORKERS ALICE QUINN ISEBELL FRIEDMAN ELIZABETH MANNING WH 4 OW little mmm! Dickie , cate in ever . . . Time out from iz hmfii Jcheiiiiie for H. Jacobson . . . Bathing heazfly. M. Habermann . . . Dont let theye cowboy! fool yang theyre om' own F. Rott and A. Piechowski . . . Chizttiizg with A. Brieger, C. Bjorkland, G. Gruichich, G. O'Brien, and A. Lorenz . . . Caught ima- znzref?.9l are G. Johnson, L. Nixon, M. Bisset, and M. Flaminio. 36 Have you been working too hard? Armetale Editor Editor Art Editor RUTH NERO CHARLOTTE OSBORNE WAYNE KRUEGER ANNUAL STAFF, 1951 The builders of a highway are important men. The builders of the highway through the year 1951 at West are important people, too, but those who have the job of assembling the records and placing the sign posts to please you, the students, are, indeed, especially worthy of note. The Annual Staff working with the editors hopes it has recorded such highway adventures as will give you pleasure for a long time to come. Advertiring Manager Bztfineyr Manager A.rfi,ftmzt Bztritzeri llfltztztzger JAMES WAX ARLENE PAHL BETTY KNOPFEL 38 Go to 211 for a rest. QUIP AND FACULTY COMMITTEES Baumann, C. Searle, N. Krueger, N. Moore, S. Martell, R. Du Mee. BOYS' AND GIRLS' SPORTS COMMITTEES D. Dauer, N. Paulos, j. Sternig, M. I-labermann. ACTIVITIES AND HOMEROOM COMMITTEES M. Neusredrer, M. Heide, M. Nell, K. Dentice, B. Bisset. sf 'K 64' ' ' m 39 For that get up and gov each morn, .zllflttv 1 ss Editor-in-Chief Fred Fisher Bufifzexr Manager Ruth Wittig IJ! Semerter Affociale Editor Marlene Fersch Auixlant Ruth Waltritsch COMET NEWS, 1951 Extra! Extra! On every street corner you can get a paper containing the news of the day. On West's corners we stop to get the school news. For the purpose of giving us this news, the staff of the Comet Newypaper writes its stories, reports on sports, and meets those dreaded deadlines. We all de- pend on these energetic people who daily find out for us what's new at West. CUB REPORTERS and 2nd SEMESTER ASSOCIATE EDITOR Rau' 1. Seated: J. Laclaw, D. Menehan, N. Evans, N. Kunath, 2nd Semeyler Arrociate Editor M. Bolton. Row 2, Standirzgf F. Ginghofer, J. Allen, A. Bardy, R. Avikainen, A. Andrews. 40 try St0rnig's pep. Run' : que- 5 .. ..-A BOARD OF EDITORS . Schultz, j. Bacon, W. Walstrom, j. Thomas, B. Kchr, C. jcnscn. Ron' J: R. Ryder, I M 'lf Allen, A. Picchowski, M. Bolton, P. Bass, N. Fitzsimmnns. Mills. A REPORTERS TYPISTS Rau' I.' R. Avikuinen, C. Pekarskc, B. Bisset, R. Gruenwalll. Rau' 2: Wcltcr, G. Caturia, M. Heide, B. Bisset, j. Bacon. W. Ora, M. Horvatc, W. Fessler. 'll West, the school that COIN CLUB L. Andreas, R. Boerner, D. Wenz, N. Pyatt, C. Jensen. STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL Row I: G. Friedl, P. Murawski, N. Schulz, N. Nagel, P. Kuhn, M. Neustedter, L. Ness. Rau' 2: Zeimke, B. Dragolovich, P. Ault- man, B. Skrbac, J. Gamache, M. Kawal- ske, P. Martin, D. Dauer, J. Henderson, S. Gomolla. Razz' 3: D. Teaters, C. Towne, A. Snapp, M. Paquin, C. Searle, C. Saari, L. Lange, D. Stansell, M. Leclin. Rau' 4: P. Van Hest, B. Schultz, P. Kinzer, M. Bisset, A. Brieger, S. Martell, F. Fischer, R. Kreckler, J. Mijokovich. Rau' 5: L. Littaritz, R. Mac Donald, F. Witter, R. Bolger, R. Aultman, F. Trautman, K. Datka. Fostering the proper attitude of travelers and keeping a highway clean are big jobs This is the purpose of the Student Council. Cleanup campaigns and furthering school spirit are projects of this worthwhile group. We are grateful to them for helping us to have a better attitude towards each other and our school. 42 made Milwaukee famous. ff--. R LATIN CLUB Run! lx V. lleerholtl, D. Longhurst, C. Routla, E Summa-ril, P. Lusz, M. Horvate, R. Gehrke, D. Mene han, S, 'I'humat'her. Rnu' 2: j. Pfannerstill, C Alensen, Il. Knoplel, Thomas, R. Wrtmlvel, Hen- tlerson, M. Nenstetlter, C. Keyes, L. Vogt, R. Wlootl rick, W. Ustovicll. Run' 3: j. Anthony, P. Reese lf. Lentz, M. Ilanneman, j. Padtlen, J. Moran, I Mithels, -I. l'laherty, A. Glatz. Rolf' J: J. Wtblfman nl. Miller, M. Heaney, L. Homrighausen, K. Stewart Ii. Derviler, li. Plazek, P. Kinzer. Rau' 5.' P. Kuhn S. Lepley, D. Stansell, j. Urbanelc, T. Panos, N. Stout, D. Dauer, K. Gray, bl. Krancke, T. Drew, A. Iftlwartls Run' 6: G. Schill, F. Schlapper, R. Iinstrom, Ii Wiltle, R. Olson. D. Miller, R. Burr. L. Paris, E. Mules, O. Plaisante, tl. Lowe, L. Collins. LATIN CLUB OFFICERS Ron- 1: IZ. Summeril, P. Lusz. Ron' 2: M. Horvate, C. Routla. LATIN CLUB On the road back to the grandeur that was Rome travel the students of Latin. They hold cere- monies. contluct plays, and sing songs in honor of these ancient people. All agree that it is great fun to bring oltl Rome to life. Theirs are the joys and thrills of knowing the life and customs of the pious, strong Roman people. 45 The Socl. and Buslfm Playhouse- Thrilling SOCK AND BUSKIN Ron' I: G. Wensing, W. Walstrom, R. Edwards, D. Audet, T. Monaco, M. Flaminio, A. Baumann, D. Laughrin, N. Paulos, P. Lusz, R. Gruenwald. Run' 2: J. Hastings, M. Snetlalcer, M. Heide, P. Denoux, D. San Fillipo, S. Shafer, B. Dragolovich, C. -Iensen, M. Kowalski, N. Nagel, M. Sauer, M. Neustedner. Row 3: D. May, K. Malmquist, C. Peterson, C. Tedesco, J. Daniels, K. Efstathion, D. Teaters, P. Reitter, N. Sor- enson, B. Wenzel, C. Olson, D. Fisher. Rau' -if D. Altmeyer, S. Swenson, F. Lentz, B. Bisset, N. Stout, P. Peterson, S. Du Mee, V. Lee, S. Martell, J. Bacon. Rau' 5: B. Thielecke, M. Haberman, L. Nixon, M. Bolton, M. Fersch, D. Wilde, F. Wilde, R. Colman, F. Trautman, B. Doud, J. Peterson, G. Sprengler, S. Welsh. Razz' 6: M. Horvate, C. Rouda, N. Farley, C. Quirk, M. Schultz, F. Fischer, R. Du Mee, G. Arakelian, vl. Feltz, R. Lahott, R. W'ilson, R. Bolget. SOCK AND BUSKIN Long reheirsils memorizing speethes endless eriticism and repetition are all part of the work of the pliyers in the Sock and Buskin theltre Nothing short of perfection will do. Entertaining us when we drop in on one of their performlnces they seek to please us with their charming plays. Their own enjoyment IS realized too however for they feel the deep satisfaction of gaining invaluable ex- entertainment - Spectacular settings. Run lf D, San lfillipo, C. Routlu, -I. Bacon. Rau' 2: Seulerf.' B. Bisset, S. Swenson, F. Lentz. M. llcitle. .xlnlllrllllllf M. Bolton, S. Martell, L. Nixon, B. Smmli11g.' -I. Feltz, C. Quirk, M. Schultz, D. Luntletm, Thieletke. W, Vlttlstrom, M. Bolton, M. Schultz, D. Leach, M. Bolton. SOCK AND BUSKIN PRODUCTIONS One of the finest productions att the Sock and Buslcin theatre was Pride and Prejudice in which the mrttelm-marking mamma and ertlm papal amidst four lULlI'I'l2lgCLll3lC daughters will long be remembered. flertqtinly, they ettusetl us much laughter. Another performance, Guy Ninetiesu, brought back the good oltl tlgtys and served to amuse us immensely. -Z5 For a treat instead of a treatment, SCIENCE CLUB WELLES CLUB Seeking the mysteries of the path we travel With clean, good fun and service, too, these are these geniuses, who bring the unknown into girls learn the path to a pleasing and useful life. the light of knowledge. SCIENCE CLUB Row 1: L. Walsh, D. Trojan, L. l-Iomrighausen, G. Steltzer, N. Miller, M. McElligott, P. Myhre. Rau' 2: S. Schaeffer, N. Schultz, R. Spencer, E. Hirschbein, B. Lau, P. Nates, R. Weniger. Row 3: E. Biebeshermer, P. Reese, G. McGrath, J. Strahlendorf, B. Noflke, C. Olson, L. Hausmann, D. Stansell. Row 4: A. Bardy, P. Paupke, W. Eggers, J. Jacobson, L. Wilger, D. Wilde, L. Maroh. WELLES CLUB Rota' I.' P. Reese, M. Neustedter, R. Wrobel, S. Lepley, M. Hanneman, B. Kehr, M. Ledin. Row 2: B. Wolf, D. Pohlman, D. Rousseau, G. Price, A. Karpus, P. Martin, A. Parise, C. Jensen, J. Thomas. Rout' 3.' M. Theobald, M. Goulet, J. Gardner, J. Urbanek, D. Stansell, F. Resch, J. Port, S. Smith. Rau' 4: J. Anthony, P. Lusz, E. Summeril, M. Henie, M. Petran, B. Bisset, G. McGrath, M. Teachout, R. Jeffrey. Lex try Miss Wl1ite's cooking. qos! CO ir fi Slum - KI H1-Y X i Qu. v. Run' I: W. XX!.1lstmm, -I. Allen, N. Paulus, D. Tetlesco, G. Schock. Ram' gf lf. Trautman, R. Ryder, lt. Fischer, R. Ciinlulmler, T. Allen, M. Schultz. Rim' 3: D. Dilges, W. Doutl, A. Piechowski, R. Carla, -I. lfeltz, R. Ltlbott, M. llurvnte, hl. Sternig. EMBLEM CLUB Rim l: I.. Littnritz, D, Orton, R. Bottuni, D. Huebner. S. Netzel. Run' 2: li. Truutmun, G. Kuepp, D. Korpelltl, 'l'. llnusen, D. Petersun, Rim' 3: li. -lUlll'lSllIl. R. Het1ney,T. Porth, j. Schuster, A. Tomczak HI-Y AND EMBLEM CLUBS These are the strong men traveling our way. Stressing fair play and good sportsmanship, they will go fur with their boundless energy, strength and ideals. 47 See Wesfs glittering trophies displayed in all ATHLETIC BOARD Sealed' C, Stack, Mr. Raisen. Slu11di11g.' R. Heaney, D. Korpella, G. Koepp. Intel: T. Allen. HIGHLAND FLING BOOSTER CLUB Razz' I: M. Evenson, N. Angeli, M. I-Iaberman, G Sprengler, S. Martell, J. Bacon, J. Allen, W. Walstrtxm Row 2: S. May, B. Knopfel, B. Coffelt, C. Detarville R. Wrobel, J. Chichy. Row 3: F. Shroekenthaler P. Brubaker, D. Heil, N. Nevel, B. Bruesewitz, K. Gog gins, R. Umhofer. Rout' 4: A. Piechowski, J. Feltz J. Sternig, C. Driebel, R. Labott, B. Doud, T. Allen M. Schultz. HIGHLAND FLING BOOSTER CLUB just as the scenery along a highway makes your trip more pleasant, so the beautiful decorations created by this club make our dancing more enjoyable. 48 Thomas. Run' 2: D. Laughrin, M. McCann, N. -I. lfeltz, W. Doud, H. Mathison, A. Piechowski, K. their elegance in the trophy case - 2nd floor center. DOC'S HELPERSH M. Heaney, Doc , B. De Main. I dn USHERS CLUB Ruiz' I: S. De Nomie, J. Gersbach, B. Knopfel, Al. Stout. P. Mhyre, N. Nagel, N. Krueger, N. Moore. Ron' 5: W. Wztlstrtmm, R. lfessler. K. Goggins, P. Papke, P. Brubaker, S. Martell. Rim' -if W. Utta, llowe, N. Miller. Q, 2 xx N V J USHERS CLUB This way pleaseg to the leftg to the rightg straight ahead are the directions of these guides in our theater. Showing us to our destinations, the members of the Ushers Club give us valuable service. Witli their polite instructions we End our places more quickly. To these, then, we give our thanks for a job well done. +19 Students! Donft be half safe! PROJECTIONISTS Rau' I: j. San Fillipo, G. Arakelian, K. Mistrioty, B. Thielecke. Rau' 2: R. Boomsliter, K. Schneider, R. Reilley, HALL CADETS Ron' I: R. Du Mee, S. Du Mee, J. Spindler, S. Bub, P. Brubaker, R. Gruenwald, A. Rufus, D. Efstathion, J. Kelly, J. Rottmann. Rr1z1'2.' H. Harris, N. Stich, M. Kowalski, B. Hiett, B. Kehr, M. Nell, C. Gloff, R. Weniger, G. Stelzer. Rau' 3: N. Pyatt, I. Michles, S. May, C. Hatch, D. Dauer, S. Shafer, C. Fairchild, B. Bugler, D. Wald, D. Altmeyer. Rau' 4: P. Lehman, L. Marsh, S. Beaudoin, D. May, A. Glatz, C. Young, T. Shoenfeldt, B. Bublitz, E. Weishaar. Ron' 5: D. Huebner, D. Poltratz, A. Baxter, A. Bushman, M. Gasparek, E. Plazek, S. Green, B. Gaugham, D. Filter, A. Ellingson. Rau' 6: C. Rouda, J. Wax, D. Joffrion, R. Olson, E. Lang, O. Plaisance, G. Murrow, T. Drew, B. Goulet, M. Horvate, D. Wilde, E. Johnson, T. Porth, J. Sternig. PROJECTIONISTS These ambitious travelers make the journey pleasant for others by showing films on commerce, his- tory, geography, and many other interesting subjects. They have studied the parts of the movie projector until, finally, they have mastered them. R. Paupke, W. Fessler. 50 Do your homework now. OFFICE AND LIBRARY WORKERS These ure the good Samaritans on our highway. Serving our needs in the library and running errands, they perform Ll needed service. OFFICE WORKERS Run I: D. lilirrason, D. Tearers. II. Walrlrlell. B. Gormley, S. Perzold, D. Lnughrin, M. Paquin. Run' J: Ii. Turten- wnld, I. HRIILZCIISIHII, B. Skrhuc, J. Ziemke. P. Parr, B. Knopfel, A. Coorwurc, M. Sauer. Ron' 3: A. Swords. B. Dc Main, P, Dohhrutz, M. Heaney. M. Petrun. Al. Struhlendorr. D. Trojan. P. Myhre. Ron' -4: li. Summeril. N. Novel, P. Heil, R, Umhoefer, M. Horvute, C. Porter. K. Goggins. B. Bruesewirz. LIBRARY WORKERS Run' l.' M. Klisunin, G. Riley. M. Alherti. J. Lange, A. Andrews. Run' 2: C, Wfoods. S, Benudoin. S. Hersehherg, MI. l.unlow, R. Pnupke. 51 Coke's Refreshment Stand for a BOOKSTORE WORKERS CANDY STORE WORKERS T, Altenhurg, K. Wichman, R. Wenz Ron' 1: H. Struhert, B. Kalinowski. Rflll' 2: H. Koch, K. Stewart. KEY ROOM WORKER STUDENT ANNOUNCERS V. Chevalier W. Fessler, A. Del Camp Bookstore Workers, Candy Store Workers, Key Room Worker, and Student Announcers NA pad of paper, pleuseg give me 21 Hershey barg Could you make me at new Key? make this an- nouncement, please -all these are requests asked of the willing workers ut the roadside stands. What would we do without these friends, who, rain or shine, are there to grant our requests whether they ure big or small? 52 large assortment of ice cream and candy. CAFISTERIA WORKERS COOKS Run' 1: V. Smith, B. Blagrave, D. Gihson. P. Josetiak, A. Sehoenbach. M. Minkley. Run Ji ll, Reilly, G. Aamot, M. Mclflligott, STAGE CREW JAINUTORS R. lfuehs. D. Sehlehlein M. Buehler. H. Poertner C...--f . C .,..,.......-we-'-X- '1 WMI Cafeteria Wtmrkers, Cooks, Stage Crew, and Janitors Doing their duty faithfully behind the scenes where we cannot see them, these faithful cooks, servers, and cleaners tio their necessary tasks. Our thanks is given to these deserving but unseen workers, 5 5 tune in on Station C-H-U-I-R. JUNIOR ENSEMBLE Run- I: G. Murrow, S. llcrsclmlwcrg. M. Allard, -I. Mysliwski, l.. llumriglmuscn. Rnu' J: C. l.umlc.1n, S. This ii. Gilnwn, S. Binh, R. llurnscl1lc,ul, P. Nalrcs. N. Hcinzc, A. llL'fSClll1Cfj.I, M. Goulet, R. Avilmincn, D. Rciff. Run' N. Circgury, j. lk-st, A. lluslmunn, P. Dulwlmnrz, A. Fluminiu, R. McGuire, N. Gicus, Al. Hiatt, G. Pil.1cclx,U. l.LlllfL'lll3Cl'L D. l,umlc1m. Run' Vi: P. Snlmwnrtz, D. Darling, R. Krucning. SfdlNH1l.Lf.' R. l.ulmtt, G. Forex. VI. Zylluck. T. Trcutn l.l.xr. S. Simcnsun, Mr. Runkrcnwnlll. MA-IORli'l l'lZS Rnn If M. Lulin, M. Ciuulc.-t. Ron! if M. lfrnuzcn, A. limrisc. .L fx X . W Q X .. X M. X . Nw. Mtriv N z 10: Hww aux .g A , ll T 1 ibsvigxpx S' 55 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS G. Kuhn, Sgt.-at-Army: M. Franzen, Treu.rzner.' D. Orton, Pre5iu'ef1l,' G. Sprengler, SEl'1'l!fd7',1'.' D. Korpella, Vire-Presidefzf. 58 Stop in at Raiserfs Club 1 1 5 62 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM D rf 2 C va CE I-5 53 Q2 LE U U7 mi ci .E C L4 o U ,A 53 .. o P U H, O .Q O .-CI U ui H. 2 E LD cd GI .1 -4 as N vu cu M Q lf 25 aa 5 U' cu D-4 P-S n: U CL 2' LE U lfl 'C .i m .J c P -A 5 'U rd Q ci ci '55 .: M Q 'S4 ri .da I-4 ... c .0 34 WU U 4: U N 0 U rv-I E M ch C1 ': .. YU N .-i cf GS Q. CD .. UI fi af .1 N .. O .2 M. cf o ..- -. O.: 2 QE 22 I-1 cu ..- .B 5 :Z -5 C 52 O i E :Z H Q if cu -I 'ki I1 Q.: .C .Yi ,-I fri Q E c: JI O f-5 ui 6 If 2 vi Q an 3 fi' .:: U GS 0 U u GJ x. M .C 5 1-. an 56 rn. Q Wr- Q ui .Ld an QD LD xi C an x-4 YU 5 Q. ci J 2 Q: ni 5 I-1-I fd :J .2 I-4 NS 22' v-I .e CI cd P-J '-Q nf rd E - C3 CYS 1- E-' 'S 02 S Qi Q D5 o Lf OJ , W Z! .C U ED F, 'a C , , C CQ nfl for tickets at popular prices. With only eight lettermen returning from the Forty-nine squad, the gridders from West showed amazing drive and the will to win. Our boys from Highland, though underweight, racked up a very impressive list of moral victories. LINCOLN: After seeing our boys tie overrated Lincoln in West's initial grid start, we knew that we had a team to be proud of, no matter how the team came out in the end. BAY VIEW: Bay View scored only one touchdown against our hard fight- ing men. West made two brilliant and gallant goal line stands which showed the stuff of which our gridders really were made. An attempted field goal by Bay View was blocked and picked up by a Bay View man who ran for the touchdown. PULASKI: Pulaski, although a more experienced team, had its biggest battle with West during its fight to take its second grid championship in two years. West was shoved around, but it shoved Pulaski around, too. Pulaski had to push and run hard to gain every inch of ground against West. EAST: East and West clashed in one of their usual rivalries at South Stadium. West, although score- less, played a very colorful and different brand of football against a much heavier team. TECH: West gave the Tech Boilermakers a run for their money in Tech's homecoming game. Although losing by thirteen points, West made sure that Tech would remember this game for a long time to come. Against Tech, the boys from Highland used some new plays. West played a very unique kind of football against Tech during the entire game, and had the Boilermakers worried. KING: The King Generals won only in score. West won FOOTBALL LETTERMEN R. Bottoni G. Rott F. Bruhn P. Schill R. Dressler J. Schuster T. Hansen A. Stefan G. Koepp A. Tomczak D. Korpella F. Trautman R. Kreckler D. Tupper J. Lang K. Webster A. Lisheron D. Wilson L. Littaritz K. Wisotzke D. Orton L. Zetting, D. Peterson Manager T. Porth D. Fuchs, Equipment Manager FOOTBALL COACHES E. Gerboth, R. Geske. a very decisive moral victory. West did not yield as much ground on King's running plays as had West's previous opponents. Dave Korpella saved the game many times by stopping King's passing plays. NORTH: The North game was the best game West played during the season. West showed good defensive and offensive football. The hard running of Bottoni, Bruhn, Orton, and Wisotzke kept North deep in its own territory most of the game. jim King, the star from North, was stopped flat every time he tried to gain a yard against our hard hitting team. The clincher play was that in which West reached the 18 yard line of North, and John Lang was sent in to attempt a field goal. He made it and sent the West stands into turmoil. The field goal was the only one made in the city conference during the 1950 season. It was West's first win in seven starts. JUNEAU: With the hard running of Kreckler, Trautman, and Tom- czak, the final game ended with victory for the boys from Highland. The Juneau Pioneers were the most spirited players West met during the entire season, but West, nevertheless, came out on top. During the entire season superb catching was done by ends Lowell Littaritz, West's only all city man: Scott Netzelg John Schuster: and Don Tup- per. The good job of centering was done by George Rott. Blocking was the job of Ted Dox- tater, Ralph Dressler, Tom Hansen, john Mijoko- vich, Dave Petersen, Tom Porth, and Phil Schill. Andy Stefan, john Lang, and Kurt Webster also did a very splendid job in the backfield. Visit the Cozy Corner Inn 64 FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL TEAM Q55 ld O ,Qu E rx fm I: dy. R0 R. Bra E N G' cu 3 P4 D, Cohen, if Q2 50 Q2 5 u M E. Beranek, A QI O4 me D-4 si 5 .ac L. O'CormeIl, us si johnson, J. Ts ln cs M Q56 .. ,544 v-4U Q2 MM ,gud ugaf 2-2 Qc 'EE nn? GO af .2 Q: :Z J 2 F 1-3 .-. 9. L4 me U ni .-'E A- O B ci .af 0 o U ni -II KJ 's 2 Ili o B va I-4 Q2 .cf cd C G' as Y.-4 cd N H I-4 nu 3 -C u V1 '-S vc, L.: ,.-- C1 P EE Diff .2 Tx rE 2 5 2 vi E .E : .:: U N o U .J 2 :: o U Cfi af .: .. c: is I-3 -6 5-4 N CL U .c: UD I-3 n-f 0 on 5-4 Q2 CQ I-1-1 Do you plan on building? VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Row 1: C. Quirk, W. Krueger, G. Koepp, R. Kreckler, S. Netzel, J. Wall. Row 2: Coach Gerber, K. Webster, A. Stephen, P. Wall, D. Korpella, A. Del Camp, Manager. Row 3: P. McKeown, W. Dickmann, F. Kindsfater, T. Hansen, J. O'Brien, N. Mickulesku, G. Mandick. Row 4: A. Piechowski, R. Woods, J. Lang, D. Tupper, L. Lit- taritz, E. Johnson. Hats off to center, Scott Netzel, and guard, Ray Kreckler, who made all-city Basketball team. Net- zel was given the position of forward, and Kreck- ler, that of guard. Netzel had 208 points, thus beating John Meleski's record of 206 points. This is the second consecutive year that West has had two men on the all-city quintet. West had 9 conference wins against 2 losses. Altogether West won 11 games and lost 2, which is a very impres- sive achievement. Summary of games: EDGERTON: In a very low scoring game played at Edgerton, West beat their first opponents 47 to 34. RACINE PARK: An out of town game saw West beat the Racine quintet and win 42 to 40 with Netzel dumping in 16 points. CUSTER: West won its first confer- ence game by overrunning Custer 52 to 31. George Koepp made 12 points for West and also scored honors for the game. SOUTH: West's Redmen had a hot night, hitting the 60 point mark for the first time. The game ended up 60 to 42. Netzel and Koepp both dumped in 14 points to split the scoring honors. NORTH: The Redmen tripped North 51 to 48. Jerry Wall and Scott Netzel each had 14 points. KING: The towels were saturated after this game, for there was no beating this red hot King quintet. In the last minute of play West dumped in seven straight points, but King had built up a commanding lead and won 60 to 57. Netzel and Kreckler had 14 points apiece. Visit West's wooflshop for skilled workers. Upper: Heads up, h0y.rf . . . Koepp lriei' for iz basket. Lower: lift in. Tapper! . . . Krueger np high. TECH: West got into the win column again by beating Tech 54 to 57. Netzel had l6 points and Koepp had I5 points to their credit. This was the last game for all-city George Koepp and Chuck Quirk, who graduated in mid-year. jUNEAU: The Redmen racked up another victory by beat- ing the Pioneers 60 to 40. Netzel hit 18 pointsg jerry Wall got 14. Lowell Littaritz and Paul Wall took the vacant spots in the starting quintet for the remaining games. WASHINGTON: West rolled Washington into the ground and won 67 to 57. Netzel got 28 points and Paul Wall 14. BAY VIEW: The game started as last year's upset did when Bay View defeated West in a slow possession game. But West didn't want all this to happen again, so the Redmen rallied and crushed the Bays' hopes by a score of 67-46. Netzel was high again with 28 points. EAST: The victory hungry Redmen chewed up East 58 to 55 with Netzel pacing the way with 25 points. l.lNCOLN: West mopped up the floor at the Lincoln gym with the Lincoln team before a capacity crowd of 1200 fans. Leading all the way, West scored 56 points to Lincoln's 56. Netzel was high with 25. PULASKI: The game that matched the terrific height of Pulaski against the accuracy and good play of the Redmen proved to be the seasons show down. Russ Wittberger led Pulaski with 28 points. Netzel had 20 points for West. The hnal score was 52-56 in favor of Pulaski. Again the annual says, Hats oti to our second place basketball quintet and especially to our all-city men. 69 LETTER WINNERS Scott Netzel Ray Kreckler jerry Wall Paul Wall Lowell Littaritz Don Tupper Dave Korpella Wayne Krueger john Lang Kurt Webster Andy Stephen Don Fuchs, Equipment Manager james johnson, Equipment Man leer For your home of the future, FROSH-SOPH BASKETBALL TEAM Row If C. Carroll, V. Schwartz, R. Kreckler, B. Lange, R. Carroll, S. MacDonald. Row 2: 1. Karolus, Manager, G. Bartlein, Coach Williams, D. johnson, J. Wenzel, Manager. Row 3: G. Schulze, D. Lynn, W. Cook, R. Nace, G. Pilacek. Row 4: F. Witter, A. Mostrous, R. Rivers, E. Seybold, T. Makinen, A. Bardy, M. McKeown. BASKETBALL COACHES H. Williams, E. Gerber. 70 sw' Whitnlus, Arf'hit0r'tu rnl Drawing Expert . 11,01 Z' E L' frnml yrfw :HM .... 'l'1ffrj1cr in ffm Aziz' ..., licmfr 1zm'111w'.1H . . . Cir1uzf fllff, !l0j'.1k.U . . . flllllp lil!! H1 Stop! Look! Listen!- INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL TEAM Coach J. Lang, P, Mustas, F. Pupak, F. Fischer, D. Orton, R. Dressler, E. johnson, ES l ES CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Ron' I: R, Zinlller. J. Allen, G. Pilacek, W. Ota. Rau' 2: J. Rose, D. Eschner, Johnson, T. Allen 72 F reshmun entering! l TRACK TEAM Run' 1: D. Tetlesro, W. Smith, T. Allen, G. Goetz, D. Winters, R. johnson, R. Burr, j. Thielecke, G. Schulze, M. Muloy, Run' 2: ll. Millunzi, -I. Rose, D, Eschner, K. Webster, M. Dressler, C. Frost, T. Doxtater, R, Bornschlegl, N. Opine, K. Wisotzke, R. Bottoni, j. Allen. Run' 3: Coach Geske, R. Carroll, J. Bebeslteimer, W. Knoebel, R. Olson, R. Aultmun, W. Trier, KI. Miiolcovich, 1. johnson, J. Golke, D. Desimovich, Coach Gerlwoth. Run' 4: J. l.ang.r, l.. Littaritz, D, Tupper, R. Dressler, G. Rott, R, Wood, I. Grozgalvis, lf. Rott, j. johnson, D. Petransch, D. Orton, S. Herschherg, G. Pilacek. GOLF TEAM Run' I: D. Petersen, T, Kennedy, R. Dancker, P. Dooley. Rau' 2: S. MacDonald, F. Pilacek, J. Zubaril-1, B. Goulet, Mr. Petlerson. Run if D. Antlerson, U. Peterson, M. Kollross, T. Stewart. 73 Girls, do you want to reduce? JUNIOR-SENIOR GAA Ron' I: S. Harvey, G. Sprengler, B. Bisset, C. Stack, P. Kinzer, L, Sinkey, K. Dentice. Ruiz' 25 hl. Daniels, P. Reitter, A. Schwarten, A. Slinde, S. May, B. Knopfel, H. Harris, M. Heide, L. Fries. Run' 5: Gihson, Sarg, -I. Carlson, C. Hanke, A. Burneleit, N. Hefter, G. Britto, C. Saari. Razz' 4: S. Swenson, P. Reiter, D. jones, R. Nero, A. Glatz, S. De Nomie, N. Stout, H. Walters, G. Polzer. FROSH-SOPH GAA Razz' If M. Goulet, J. Lang, B. Brown. P. Nates, B. Coffelt, A. Andrews, C. Maglio, -I. Zeimke, -I. -lacohson. Ron' 2: j. Gardner, M. Belzman, N. Stich, P. Flood, M. Kowalslce, B, Lau, Hirschbein, N. Hoffman, R. Weniger, M. Sauer, D. Paul. Ron' 3: A. Flaminio, D. Stansell, S. Lepley, bl. Urbanek, B. Wrmlf, D. Dauer, A. Ostmann, P. De Noux, D. Schuenke, G. Vinz, B. Piotrowski. Ron' 4: -I. Miller, S. Polzer, J. Huff, D. Poltratz, J. Henderson, G. Friede, D. Stika, C. Cardinal, AI. Chuchill, j. Laelaw, L. Homrighausen. Rou' 5: C. Young, j. Anthony, J. Fla- herty, N. Sorenson, L. Hausman, C. Olson, G. Shroeckenthaler, C. Schmoll, J. Strahlendorf, K. Kraus, -I. Krueger. Ron' 6: H. Brenner, M. Tesch, N. Gregory. G. Gibson, 1. Albert, D. Heil, N. Nevel, P. Reese, M. Teachout, B. Schultz, E. Weishaar. 74 ,loin GAA for a sure cure. GAA OFFICERS P. Nurcs. G. Sprcnglcr, B. Bissct, Miss Peters, P. Kinzer, C. Stack, B. Coffclt. FIRST AWARD WINNERS 1' lx Sciirul: G. Sprcnglcr, N. Nevcl, D. Heil, VI. Jacobson, li. Gibson. Roll' 2: Standing S May, A. Andrews, P. lflooil, xl, Churchill, D. Dauer. 75 Girls, your chance for romance I THIRD AWARD WINNERS Seated: P. Kinzer, R. Nero. Smmling: L. Sinkey, C. Stack. Not Pictured: A. Burneleit, C. Hanke. GAA A sport for every girl, and a girl for every sport. This is the motto of the Girls' Athletic Association, a club which lives up to its ideals. The sports provided for every girl are volleyball, baseball, basketball, bad- minton, table tennis, and also track. Both freshmen and upper classmen are welcome to join GAA. The outstanding players of the year are Clara Stack, Pat Kinzer, Ruth Nero, Audrey Burneleit, Corinne Hanke, and Lois Sinky. Audrey and Corinne are mid-semester gradu- ates of '5l. All these athletes have received their third award, which is a sterling silver charm bracelet with GAA as charms. These proud owners of two letters and a bracelet received their awards in early june. Miss Peters, director of sports, was very pleased with the way the girls went into bas- ketball this year. She remarked that they played according to the rules especially well. The girls know that sportsmanship is the aim of all participaters. 76 SECOND AWARD WINNERS C. Olson L. Hausman N. Stout B. Bisset Get a locker in Lovers' Lane today. QQXX CHEERLEADERS Fmuf: L. Homrighausen, West's Mascot Dickie , M. Sauer. Rvuf: P. Kinzer, L. Nixon, G. Sprengler, D. Hallisy, .-f ' 'l lfurlyl2inl.r.' j. Purrcngzxle, P. Kinzer, and D. Luhm . . . W. Eessler and girl take a .rlroll dnzwzmwn. . . . A good lime zzm' had by G. Sprcngler, N. Nevel, D. Heil, F. Knicklebine, D. Bahr, S. May, B. Knopfel, and N. Evans .... Put, Tulu, joan, and Wilmzi in a human totem pole pare .... Deprnrt and G. Wensixig en- jujying f!7L'711.l'Cll'U.f af fha blfdfb .... Feliz .rtrikef a pare. 77 GENERAL DOUGLAS MacARTHUR VISITS HOMETOWN Our old West Side was again honored, perhaps never more highly, when one of her former students received the highest acclaim which a people can give a Na- tional hero. With General MHCAfIhUf'S return to our city, new prominence was given our school. With proud hearts, we who belong to West, stood in the midst of the ex- cited throng waiting for a glimpse of our great predecessor. Our school band was stationed in a place of honor in MacArthur Square. We depended on them to let the General know the enthusiasm that West feels for him. As the day closed, a day to be remem- bered - we silently watched the great plane carrying MacArthur back to New York. Plyolor Copyrighted by The Miluvzuleee journal fx W, 4 .W ,-Q-nj 'N' .A W i4 X 6' Whether we win Louise Nixon, zfaledicloriam Dorothy Eliasson, mlutatoriany Dorene Comeau, third top honor NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Rauf I: J. Kadlec, D. Eliasson, D. Comeau. Row 2: P. Lusz, L. Nixon, M. Fersch, A. Del Camp, G. Koepp C. Pekarske. 80 or whether we losen ur' if S QQ' ii SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS . Schuster, 1're.fizfw1f,' I. San Filiupo, Viz'efI'rc.ri1fc'11l: L. Nixon, . l .S'wreIur1,' C. Pckurskc, Trcu,r11rer.' R. Wilsmmn, Swgqeuzzl-af-Anm. .S SENIOR DAY 11' If P. Lusz, -I. Sun Filippo. Run' 2: C. Quirk, Run' I.' M. Fersch, R. Lucht. Run' 2: A. Del Carnp, lnluulil, j. Schuster. C. Pekurske, J. Kudlec, A. Kimisfater, Sl With the hands that JACK BETZIG Phew, our at last! ROBERT BOOMSLITER Physics, problems, and Bob. QUINTEN BRIEN End of a life of ease. RUSSELL AUDREY BOERNER BURNELEIT Keyboard to the stars. Parting is such sweet sorrow. DOLORES BREZGEL Silent stenographer. BETTY BRUESEWITZ Let me linger. JAMES CARLISLE When I get out I'll- DORENE COMEAU Well deserved victory. WARREN DAYMOND Time waits for no man. JAMES CHURCHILL You're in the Army now. JUDY CORY Dream house for two. ADRIAN DEL CAMP Calling Doctor Del Camp. life is dealing, CONNIE FAIRCHILD l'll build my house by the side of the road. RONALD GREENE l've been working on the railroad. MARY LEE HANNEMAN Willing worker. ANN FERBER She'll find her rain- bow. CORRINE HANKE Fortune smiles. MARY HELLER Stay as sweet as you are. 95 MARLENE FERSCH She'll return teacher. 83 85 3. JAMES DRISCOLL From the frying pan into the Ere. DOROTHY ELIASSON Wish we had your brains. WILLIAM FESSLER What's done is done. BARBARA DUKOVAN Sobs and tears at parting. LAWRENCE EVANS Breaking up that old gang. DOLORES FRAZIER A big, wide, beautiful world. GEORGE KOEPP Aiming for the moon. LEE LUPLOW Two little words, I do PATRICIA MAYN ARD Oboes and squeaky reeds. BEATRICE LARSON Everything nice. PHYLLIS LUSZ Leaving fond memo- ries. IRENE MCCLUTCHY Candy kisses. MARIE ANNE MILAN LEDEN HORVATE High stepping. Goodbye forever. JUNE KADLEC Vision in white. ANITA LORENZ Hair of gold. RAY INGOLD No more teachers' dir- ty looks. ARTHUR KINDSFATER What next? RUTH LUCHT Give me the good old days. nor the ways we choosen AUDREY FRED ROGER PREUSS MIELKE MOVROYDIS Give me one Dozen The world is your Where are you going Roses. oyster. little man? CHARLES QUIRK Star studded future. VIRGINIA REIDL At the end of a long road. JOHN SCI-IUSTER Close of a starring career. PHYLLIS RAASCH You can't get a man with a gun. JOEL SAN F1L1PPo Hold her gently. MICHAEL SHEFKY I can do anything better than you. LOUISE NIXON Ten miles from no- where. TOM PORTH All the way down the field. CAROL PEKARSKE Heading for a GOLD- en future. DOLORES PRAESSEL Snap, crackle, and pop. But the fall of the cards California is calling. MARJORIE NANCY SPENCER SNEDAKER Beauty on parade. SUZANNE SHAFER California, here I come. SHIRLEY THELEN ART TOMCZAK SUZANNE AUDREY RICHARD W1LSON Guys and 410115. H a l l e lu j a h, it's WASHBURN WATTERS His farewell song. over! Time will tell. I musn't look down on the freshmen. SENIOR DAY J. San Filippo, 1. Schuster, R. Wilson. M. Horvate, M. Fersch. W. Fessler, C. Quirk, J. San Filippo. 86 And whether we're wrong ll! Barbara Kehr, third lop l907lU7',' Charlotte Osborne, Jalu!at0rim1.' Marion Bolton, 1'alediclori.fm NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row l.' M. Nell, A. Bell, N. Schultz, B. Kehr, M. Bolton, C. Osborne, D. Stone, N. Krueger. Ron' 2: M. Heide, J. Thomas, C. Gloff, S. Choll-ia, J. Bilan, B. Franklin, M. Evenson. Rau' 3: G. Johnson, A. Pahl, P. Bass, R. Nero, A. Brieger. Rau' 4: W. Walstrom, J. Wax, J. Zubarik, H. Mathison, R. Bolger, J. Spindler. 88 or whether we,re right, Wlltknq Q 'HN A N wnunwqq. , F2 .f e . SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS R. l.ulworr, Vin'-l'rwnle111,' G. johnson, .Sefreluryq R. Calla, Prexidwztf A. Pahl, Treauzrerq K. Wisnxtzke, Sgfrdf-A?'l1IJ' A. Welrer, D. Allen, N. Angell, I. Mcfllutchy, and C. Stuck enjoy a hearty lmzcb .... S. Petzold fmr.ue.a' zH 0ll7lClH ul' Clement gleefully lanky 071 ,... Wzlx and Spindler dilplfzy Ilwir lll'L'fll'bL'l7Ilf7lg .l'lf6 7lgflJ .... B. Kellr Jlzrrolfndecf by mon' flake! .... C. Searle, N. Krueger, C. Osborne, and N. Moore peek from tbeir hibllhlg QPJ place. 89 We win, sometimes, THOMAS ALLEN The Rovin' Kind LEE AN DREAS Nice Work If You Can Get It CHARLES ANTES Charlie, My Boy DAVID ANDERSON I Said My Pajamas NINA ANGELI Sincerely Yours JACQUIN BACON Ah! But It Happens LORRAINE BARTLEIN You're In Love With Someone ANNELIESE BAUMANN Lovely Lady GLORIA BEAUDOIN Lucky Old Sun PAULINE BASS Whistle While You Work MARILYN BAUMGARTNER Something About A Hometown Band RICHARD BEAUDOIN Here I'll Stay to our wonder. JOAN BILAN MARJORIE Busy Doing Nothing BISSET Side By Side MARION BOLTON ROGER BOTTONI Prelude To Fame You Were Meant For Me ARLENE FRANKLIN BRIEGER BRUHN Too Marvelous For Here I Go Again Words MARCELLA BEHR Who Do You Know In Heaven? I-IATTIE BERGER How Times H ave Changed CAROL BJORLUND A Precious Little Thing Called Love l AUDREY BELL Tea For Two JANICE BERGERON Happiness RICHARD BOLGER The Right Girl For Me JAMES CARY Fancy Pants JAMES CLEMENT Music, Music, Music LARRIE COLLINS Someday With a steady swing GERALDINE CATURIA One More Time RONALD COLEMAN After You've Gone HENRIETTA COOPER Faithful BYRON BUETTNER This Is The Moment JOHN BUKOVICH Young Man With A Horn SALLY CHOLKA Dear Hearts And Gentle People BETTY ANN BUGLER Now Is The Hour RONALD CADA You're Breaking My Heart CATHERINE CHRONIS My Heart Cries For You 1 and an open brown I FRANCES CROMAS How Lucky You Are JOYCE DANIELS Let's Harmonize KATHLEEN DENTICE Too Late Now RALPH DANCKER In The Good Old Summertime SALVATORE DEBUONO And It Still Goes DUANE DILGES Dormi, Dormi BARBARA DINKINS All The Bees Are Buzzin' Round My Honey OLIVER DONALDSON There's No One Here Bur Me WILLIAM DOUD Happy Times GABRIEL DIPIAZZA My Dream Concerto PETER DOOLEY The Old Master Painter CARL DRIEBEL S0 Long, It's Been Good To Know You We have tramped MARILYN DRUMEL Tell Me You Love Me ROBERT DUMEE Let's Dance MARCIA EVENSON Bluebird On Your Window Sill JUNE DUENOW So Dear To My Heart DAVID ESCHNER Fiddle Dee Dee ROBERT FABICI-I I Didn't Slipg I Wasn't Pusheclg I Fell MARJORIE FEHRMANN Life Begins When You're In Love ROSEMARIE FESSEL just My Bill MARILYN FLAMINIO Embraceable You JAMES FELTZ Them There Eyes NANCY FITZSIMMONS In Your Own Quiet Way ADRIENNE FLESSAS I Oughta Know More About You the ways together? ROSEMARY GEHRKE Wrap Your Troubles I n Your Dreams MARGARET GOETZ Cross My Heart I Love You MARGARET GREVE So-O-O-O-O In Love JANE GERSPACI-I Slipping Around BRUCE GOULET just For Me JANET GROTHMANN Give Me Thar Old Time Religion BERNADINE FRANKLIN Far Away Places MARIE GANNY Jer EUNICE GIETZEN My Melancholy Baby CAROL FULLERTON Thou Swell - Thou Pretty MARY GASPAREK Busy Doing Nothing CAROL GLOF F Take A Letter, Miss Smith JACILYN HAGE My Dream Of To- morrow JOHN HAUSMAN They All Love jack NANCY HEFTER I'm just Wild About Harry But we're clasping hands INEZ HAGENSTON Once And For Always JAMES HEBBRING Life Is So Peculiar MARILYN HEIDE The Stars Will Re- member IVARS GLADYS GROZGALVIS GRUICHICH Handsome Stranger Who Can Tell? MARDELLE ARLEITA HAERTL HABERMAN Honey! Honey! The Right Kind Honey! ALICE HANSEN SHIRLEY HARVEY Alice in Wonderland I Know! I Know! I Know! at the crossroads nowv GEORGINE HEIL That We Is Me And You BARBARA HIETT Enjoy Yourself WALTER HOGAN All Of A Sudden My Heart Sings JOAN HENDERSON A You're Adorable SHERRY HIPKE Happiness Ahead RICHARD HUGO All Dressed Up TO Smile HAROLD JACOBSON Thinking Of You ROBERT JANZEN It's What You Do With What You've Got GLORIA JOHNSON Hair Of Gold, Eyes Of Blue YVONNE JANSEN just Because CLARENCE JEFFORDS Need I Say JAMES JOHNSON With A Song In My Heart In the F iend,s own DONNA JONES Heartbreaker ARLENE KAUFMANN Give Me A Song With A Beautiful Melody BARBARA KEHR Oooh! Look-a There, Ain't She Pretty? LORRAINE KAPAL Skater's Waltz WILLIAM KAWALSKE Again? JANET KLEIN Love Somebody PATRICIA PATRICIA KOCHEVAR KOEPKE I'll Always Be In Love Get Hapby With You DAVID KRAMER ROSEMARY Destination Moon KRAUS Something To Re member You By CAROL KRAUSE JOAN KRECKEL You Belong To My Among My Souve- Heart niers V JOHN LANG The Champion DOROTHY LAUGHRIN I Miss You So ELEANOR LICHINA Far Away Places night for weatherng ELMER LANGE Get Happy! MARGE LEBEN Nothing Less Than Beautiful ADAM LISHERON That Certain Party NANCY KRUEGER Once In A Lifetime RONALD LABOTT Hot Rod ARDITH LAPPIN I'1l Be Seeing You WAYNE KRUEGER Margie OLIVER LAKE Riding High NOELLA LARSON Love Me! Love Me! Love Me! SALLY MARTELL Dearie ROBERT MCGUIRE The Wearing Of The Green RICHARD MERSHON My Old Flame G'And whether we bleed PATRICIA MARTIN Sweetheart Semicolon PAT MCKEOWN How Can You Buy Killarney? LORRAINE MEYER Goodbye, My Lady Love I I LOWELL LITTARITZ Women! Women! Women! DOLORES MAGDALENO Let Me Call You Sweetheart HARVEY MATHISON We Three E I JAMES LOWE Body And Soul GERALD MAND ICK Down In The Valley MOREEN MCCANN Whirlwind or whether we smile JAMES MILLER To Please A Lady NANCY MOORE Since You Went Away JAMES MURPHY No Sad Songs For Me BEVERLY MILLS Reckon I'm In Love CARL MUELLER There Is Nothing Like A Dame MARILYN NELL Fine And Mellow RUTH NERO P. S. I Love You RICHARD NESS When You're Smiling BETTY NEUDECK Love Letters JOAN NIELAND Spring In December BETTY NUTRICK What Do I Have To My O'Darlin', My Do O'LoveIy, My O'Brien GLORIA O'BRlEN 'GI n the leagues CHARLOTTE OSBORNE Beautiful, Beautiful Brown Eyes TULA PANOS Sentimental Me PATRICIA PATT Love Is The Sweetest Thing ARLENE PAHL Never A Dull Mo- ment ANGELINE PARISE Honey Bunch NICK PAULOS Little Brother LEROI PEOPLES A Little More Time GERALDINE PETERS My Happiness SHIRLEY PETZOLD Will You Love Me Then As Now? CHARLES PESKE Someone Cares OLAF PETERSON just For Me KATHLEEN PHILLIPS With My Eyes Wide Open I'm Dreaming I LOUISE REDMAN That's For Me LOU ANN RISTOW You Ought To Be In Pictures JIM ROEDER I Can't Imagine that lie before usv MARLENE REIMAN Trio EUGENE RITACCA Somehow JAMES ROSE Stay With The Happy People WILLIAM ARTHUR PICKETT PIECHOWSKI Top O' The Morning The Next Voice You Hear GERTRUDE WILLIAM PROHL PIERCE There'II Be Some just A Cottage Small Changes Made PEGGY REUTER JUDITI-I RIEGER Peg O' My Heart Candy And Cake 'GThe ways of life ARTHUR SCHILDGEN If I Didn't Miss You FRED SCHROECKEN- THALER I'm Going To Lasso A Dream MELVIN SCHULTZ I'm Glad I Met You PHILIP SCHILL Ain't No Gal Got Her Brand On Me MARILYN SCHROEDER New Sun In The Sky NANCY SCHULTZ Nobody But You FRED ROTT We're In The Money CORINNE SAARI Wedding Bells SHIRLEY SCHMIDT Twenty-four Hours Of Sunshine ROBERT RYDER Honey EVELYN SARG All About Eve RICHARD SCHMITZ A Dreamer's Holiday are many a mile JOHN SCHULZ Oh, Johnnie! GERALD SCHWARTEN Wish They Were You And I GERALD SCHWARTZ I Want To Go Home Qwith youp RUTH SCHUTT That's All I Want To Know GERALD SCHWARTZ Me And My Shadow THOMAS SCHWENKE I Can Dream, Can't I? CLEO SEARLE Goodnight Sweetheart GAIL SEVERSON Ain't She Sweet CORRINE SKO FRONICK My Inspiration MILAN SERCICH It Is Better To Laugh Than Be Sighing LOIS SINKEY It's So Nice To Have A Man Around The House ARLETTE SLINDE Lovelier Than Ever And the dark of Fate MARY SNAPP Near You BARBARA SPIEGEL Charlie Was A Boxer CLARA STACK Fine And Dandy i l CAROL SORENSON The Glory Of Love JAMES SPINDLER Lucky, Lucky, Lucky Me ANDREW STEFAN Goodnight Irene JAMES STERNIG Thete's Nothing The Matter With Me JACQUALINE THOMAS Daddy's Little Girl MARY ANN TIMLIN You Wonderful You DELORES STONE Out Of This World PATRICIA THON My Foolish Heart FRANK TRAUTMAN If We Can't Be The Same Old Sweethearts JO ANN WALSH Don't Say Goodbye STEPHANIE WELSH Red Silk Stockings And The Green Per- fume GERALDINE WICHNER Be Goody-good To Me is o'er u WILLIAM WALSTROM Racing With The Moon ALICE WELTER Come With Me, My Honey DORIS WILSON Our Very Own S99 ELAINE TUBAAS BETSY VILAR The Object Of My American Beauty Rose Affections JERRY WALL KENNETH Let's Have A Party WALLACE JAMES WAX The Happy Years The Very Thought Of You KURTIS WEBSTER Lover MARY ANN WILSON Woulcln't It Be Fun? JOAN WITT My Best To You GRACE ZINKEY Be My Love SYLVIA ZEMAN You'll Never Walk Alone And a cheer KENNETH WISOTZKE The Boy With The Wistful Eyes GERALDINE WRIGHT If I Knew You Were Coming, I'd Have Baked A Cake JOSEPH ZUBARIK Many Happy Returns A Hagan difplayy ber hidden Jtrength .... N. Krueger and C Searle Jbare an apple Stziciiom OJ Jtudenlf, M. Goetz and Duenow ..., All in 4 row B Kehr D Allen and M Ledln W Shearler and W. Hogan enjoying a glam of milk KPQ. for the dark before us 'llibirig their lifrzrh boar ruff ure: E. Lichina, A. Flessas, J. Murphy, M. Ganny, and I. Hagensron .... Our fin' glinzmmin ffiilier' C. Searle, N. Krueger, A. Baumann, N. Moore, and C. Osborne .... N. Schultz rc- lfixw an the pier .... D. Laughrin and S. Perzold are fenced in .... P. Martin and A. Parise 'FIIIIHC' for flu' lli7'lliL l .... Crm thin' he one uf our .rerzinr.r.9 . , . A. Lisheron at cafe. . . . R. Fabich- Me big flrivff' . . . S. Martell mul fricml .... llT0d.lLfi6.f Corn Flalfer filiiizir .rlrorzg l10die.r! exriairm M. McCann. . . gl. Bacon ffmbing ber Inari. . . , H. Hicrr, A. Welter, l.. Wa1sl1, Walslm, C. Stack. o you want to know what s going on in the world? Wed ll IJ 18 li Z! EVENTS OF THE YEAR JANUARY-Air raid drills are prac- ticed. West's basketball team loses George Koepp and Chuck Quirk due to mid-year graduation. FEBRUARY-Basketball is at its height. Here we see jerry Wtxll shooting for a basket at one of the fast-moving games. MARCH-A good time was had by all at the St. Patricks Day dance. DECEMBER-Sock Sc Buskin presents Pride and Prejudice, a romantic comedy. Buy a Comvt Newspaper mul learn the fm te .. H A 8 4 .l , J 15 22 Sis? '- 1 A7 A i fr gi 1- 5' L.' 1 'Q - ' X A ff . . i i -.,,..... 2.9 MWQLJ? i ,'t J3 lS: lfVliN'l'S OI THIS YEAR APRII,-Our new Higliliind Fling lloostcr Club, spoiisurul by Mr,CQl1y, clcmrqncs llic girls' gym for the lligliliinil lfling Social Cfcntcr. Slil l'liMl5lfll7Wcsl Divisions llilllkl wmliicrs gi paipcr nlrivc for new uni- fnrnis. OCQ'l'CJlilili---lioutlxill scilwii begins. liuys practice np. NOVliMl5lfR Wfcst luis its mills wiislicnlll l NTH 9 16 23 30 Tl 1 i , , gs? 1 if - , A- . X -4- 'Huw f 9 ,::. Q in ' lll COMET EDITOR Charlotte Osborne ASSOCIATE EDITOR Ruth Nero BUSINESS MANAGER Arlene Pahl ASSISTANT Betty Knopfel ART EDITOR Wayne Krueger ADVERTISING MANAGER james Wax QUIP COMMITTEE Nancy Moore Cleo Searle Nancy Krueger Anneliese Baumann Sally Martell FACULTY COMMITTEE Bob Du Mee Sally Martell TAF F ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE Marlene Neustedter, Editor Marilyn Nell Marilyn Heide Marilyn Flaminio HOMEROOM COMMITTEE Kathleen Denrice Margie Bisset Barbara Bisset BOYS' SPORTS COMMITTEE Joe San Filippo james Sternig GIRLS' SPORTS COMMITTEE Donna Dauer Mardelle Haberman CAPTIONS Charlotte Osborne Ruth Nero Donna Dauer PHOTOGRAPHER Bill Fessler TYPIST Ruth Nero The World's Largest Line P I ji gf: of Moior Industrial Equipment rra CUNTRIBUTES T0 YUUR i- '1'A I5fQ3f?:1?4x2i1Setvis?'i:1532- I ul rm GUUIJ LIVING -at iesjgvaf, ..D.,.7igms . , lugwiI'fIv5II:,Thi:-.Ad N.,.., '- Mt ,I-5, rf 13.14. , il-,Q Power Generation Eleclricol Equip I I Q' Qi. 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