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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1953 volume:

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Q- v - -, 1e, ,5t,x.Ji,f .PL ,M ,, H ,.-,, , X 'f :A ,, N K 1' .Elf 2. .f le ART BOARD Carole DeTarville joe Hetzel George Houdek Gwen jones Ronald Tesch ART CONTRIBUTORS Arnold Bair Betty Brown Robert Busch Joan Cichy Robert Doepke Anne Engsvick Douglas Fenniger De Wayne Grady Richard Houdek john jerums Don Kaszolka George Kieren Doris Keith jim Lehor Shirley Lepley Richard Mutter Rae Nampa Dick Oertel Rudy Paupke Ronald Peterson Phyllis Remillard Nancy Rogers Robert Scherer Donna Schuenemann Leonard Vogt QUIP COMMITTEE Joanne Anthony Carol Cardinal Joan Elliott Alice Fisher Meriel Goulet Laureen Hoffmann Patricia Paupke Gail Perkins Christine Peskie Donna Rae Rathermel Patricia Reese Nancy Schulz Donna Stansell Betty Skrbac EVELYN TURTBNWALD RUTH AVIKAINEN . . . JOE Harzm. . . . TOM ALTENBURG . CAROL YOUNG . . . FERDINAND SCHLAPPER SW! Pint Semerter Editor Second Semerter Editor . . . . Art Editor . School Photographer . . Burinesr Manager Advertiring Manager P 'Me Wiaelfeea qfmwlzecl 7-Padeawwz fy lie Swim: Zag 7600- 'Maze game! af Wm Duma 717671 364046 O H QOEK f x 3 , .'?.:1 JM -T ffl'-1 .x...... ,X ' X -. ,ZLL , 1,1 J ,, v, .... , , ,M b g - , . U.: i f? ,zf,fff,g' ---r-f' F W-- ,b . M- ! V 1. 1 -w fuk --1-M' 5, f gf U' nm ,, I X . -'G ...f 'T , ,, L V' .1 l , ww 1' :... M 'fam ,- . We are proud and grateful to you, the alumni of West. Your fine example has been a guiding light in preserving the fine ideals of our school. To the symbol of the star or Hesper, we add ours, the Comet, for a continuation of the fine traditions which you have made and upheld. With humble spirit we dedi- cate this annual to you. Zuma F rontis Page . Dedication . . Index . . Faculty . Homerooms . . Activities . Sports . . Seniors . Page 2 Page 4 . Page 5 . Page 6 Page 16 . . Page 42 . Page 64 . . Page 84 za: 1 .. -, N-'Inu 43:15 Jttmmmflrl 1---. 'N .1 Yi AQ 4 Xs , - 1 JL ,gg 'utftkix 'n . ' ' 35:14 v 5 ,, ,. rf-,'l' A 5 s is 4 By inherent nature, man has always recognized the need to overcome the darkness of illiteracy by seeking the light of knowledge. This annual is dedicated to the alumni, who have successfully completed their high school education. This graduating class, also, will find lite more pleasant and rewarding because of the light they have come to see. CLAYTON R. I-'RANCKE Principal 8 The so-called Light of Learning cannot be to us a true light unless we shall find it reflected back upon us again and again through the benefits our own learning has brought to others. Unless our work here at West Division is done conscientiously and well, with the idea ever in mind that we must improve ourselves that we may aid in the improvement of others, we are not working for the best in education. The helpful, worthwhile things emanating from us mark us as genuine students, members of a student body that will bring honor to our school. C. V. WHITCOMB. Vice-principal 9 VIRGINIA BECKER PETER BERGLAND MILDRED BLUMENTHAL ESTA BGETTCHER - LAURA BOLYARD Science and Math US Hifzor Al lr d y ge ra an Geometry .lk Gym ' Commercial Afitlnmeti Forest light Light of the Future Triangular lights lSports light and TTPW8 X 'A N' Typing light U JOSEPH BONFIGLIO Bam! and Charm Flood lights RALPH CLOOS Orchestra and Choir Light weight RAWLINS COKE Citizemlaip, junior Bmi- neu Training, and M atb Tower light HELEN DALEY Engliyb Everlasting flicker CATHERINE DEVOY Spanifh and English Luna Luz IVA DUDEN Typing Light in the darkness GLADDEN DUNST Gym Power light IRENE ELDRIDGE Algebra and Geometry Figure light so Hooosz ' gl -V-4 -. .,--w--- A,,, My ' Y I .'.-Lf' 1 , ,. 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Mech. ami Metal Work Light in the keyhole PAT PELIKAN Englifh and Art Sun light MILDRED PERRIGO Creative Workfhop and Homemaking Creative lights ELSIE PETERS Gym Airport light JOHN POLCZYNSKI Citizemhip and Englixh Love lights STANTON PUEHLER Wood Work. Cabinet Making and Mech. Drawing Trailer lights FLORENCE PULVER Eizglifly Light world? o qosz -M :REM w,,,,.rf- 1 fry. , -' u ' ,d -r ,,,. 1,------... ,E ,L M eg- Y M..- f 1 ,gui - 4.-. ff . Vg' ' if f,.,.'-L' .v X ,. ...., --- f IL., 2 J' , M.-J, V1 ' .-, J.. L..- ' uw' ' ,:- . ..- M- 1 M - ,-, .- -A .A 1 V P .., N Ml A 12 a l:ARl. RAISHN .lANli REDMOND lllil.liN Rlill.l.Y I'l1i rin lfrtqfiib Lalifz Night lightx Light nl thc news Rtmmiin torch lzMll. RllCQK'I'liNWALD f,iligw1,ilvifr um! illniit' xlfvfrrvfiuliwl l,.trIy morning light Mll,DRliD Sf,llWAAli lfugliifr Stctttly glow MARYliI.l.liN Sllll2l.DS Xlmrllnzmf. 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I Wgx ful -.fix gk i -Ax -71 fa 'Q , I 5 3. . l tif-5 X .1-0 w Q 'PNK ,.? X 'N 27 ,Nun '?rsS 'z 4 i N 5 Joe HeTzel. ROWS 15-16-20 Bottom Roux left to right: R Minx, L. Hoffmann, J. Kassa, D Butterfield. Rou' 2.' C. Bonick B. Goodwin, B. Zlkowitz, G Steege, C. Young. Row 3: B Sennott, G. Hughart, S. Brunner B. Yerkie. Rout' 45 N. Crowley D. Paul, S. Simenson, F. Resch L. Anderson, S. Delworth. Rou 5: B. Cook, J. Bergeron, R. O- 'Brien, J. Sullivan, R. Tesch. Rou' 6: T. Parris, E. Scott, R. Stein- inger, P. Sottile, J. Votsis, G Aamot. 2 X Nl 'S I Ky TT Now F ZLETR fx S ' '.- ou, 06+ a a 1 Q ROOM 106 Bottom Row. left lo right: D. Gasparek, J. Felber, S. Glatz, F. Persone, C. Wanta. B. Graveen, P. Ford. Row 2: P. Duerr, M. Frazier, K. Gignere, A. Ferber, P. Donlevy, R. Grant, R. Gaboury. Ron' 3: D. Dugas, J. Greenwood, E. Fraundorf, B. Dykeman, B. Rumpel, D. Funn, J. Richardson, J. Enea, M. Groenewald, J. Dickson. Row 4: A. Marquardt, R. Meyer, R. Frischmann, K. Fischer, C. Elert, E. Doxtater, D. Ditlofif, C. Cramer, J. Erickson. IS ROWS 2-6 Ballon! Roux le!! In rigbl: D. Williams, M, Tesch, S. Connors, H. Strubert. Rua' 2: D. Millard, D. Friellerich, B. Frendoel, D. Rousseau. Rau' S: W. Hinkel, R. Busch, T. Treutelaar, D. Fuchs, C. Pilcalek. Rem' -if C, Gavel. K. Duerr, R. Kipke. A. DeLisle. W. Cook. Ron' 5: C. Bachaml. G. Srraerz, j. Halzherger, VI. Koch, AI. Bentley. X il- DQ - xx QW Q. 'x fy:-an , . Eflv yljglg OFF ICE is i j N ,M l ROOM 304 Ilulmfu Rum, fell lu righl: M. Quigley, A. Smith, E. Krutke, B. Bransteel, j. Reilley P, Numan, P. lingnath. Rau' 2: B. Blagrave, G. Steller, C. Maglio, IZ. Wilson, B. Ques null, A. Ycskn, j. lflierrag, j. Pfannerstill. Run' 3: R. Benn, D. Beightol, R. Buser CQ. Towne, R. Lumlmun, B. Wulf, R. Jeffery, Ron' J: A. Herschherg, D. Werner, R 'A oxq' l f x . l l -' I - I . J X ff - . l ll , . .Iuhnsnn, B. McClintock, QI. Allen, xl. Melli, Weis, Hielt. ' 5: 'J-' Uk f , 1 9 SAELQN.-. 05 Q mis, C213 - U if ROWS 17-18-19 Bottom Row, left to rigbl: B Heikkinen, P. Aultman, D. Cory O. Bittner, M. Goulet. Row 2. E. Foukas, B. Coffelt, W. Osto- vich, J. Efstathion, N. Talkowski Row 3: M. Samolyk, S. Polzer B. Sinski, M. Roehl, H. Heinze J. Gamache. Row 4.' C. Das- cenzo, K. Bahr, C. Cardinal, H Illes, G. Hughart, I. Ludzienichs Row 51 L. Weirman, R. Moos M. Weiss, J. Caliva, J. Lithn, S Tomasello. Row 6: M. Webb R. Dufty, G. Sabo, T. Wagner S. Zyduclc, R. Sowlles, J. Herbs: G. Janzen, R. Jeske, R. Pfister. ROOM 206 Bottom Rouf, left to right: M. Chaparas, A. Smollen, V. Stich, S. Gorton, C. Wagner D Whalen K. Statza. Row 2: M. Braxmier, L. Weber, M. Kivi, N. Thone, P. Thibedeau, G Stemke P Thielke, P. Whaite. Row 3: F. Tasse, C. Wahlen, J. Scherf, L. Weishaar, J. Umhoefer G Snow, A. Willis. Row 4: J. Mutter, R. Seibert, R. Ulrich, J. Thiel, R. Ryan, E Deutcher B 'L W. Reinhardt. 20 ROOM 315 liullfml Ramp lvl! In riybl: N. Raflcnxpcrgcr, N. Carnakc, R. Sn.-ngl, -I. Mitchell, P. Murray. Run' J: K. Bucmw, C. Stelilel, ll. lirustarcs, R. Murk, -I. Statza, R. Pcrlc, R. Pcrlchcrg. Rua' 3: 'l'. Pawliclxi, nl. llcrmann, P. Ulck- siuk, M. Clcrrits, R. Ducpkc. Run 4: G. Gurlmirmas, D. Mclinski, li, lirrlrlmrlfn, S. Sherman, M. Mir- ,un-lcr, D. Ifcicrmpz. M. Raffen- spcrgcr. ROOM 316 lintnfnl Ruff. fall In right: j. Strachan, j. Beck, H. Barrly, C. Semrad, C Wmrmmrl, M. Lcilcr. Run' J: D. Alhrccht, M. Bacskai, S. Kelley, N. Kennedy, M. Sisuluk, D. Klcist, S. Prather. Rau' 3: R. Demlow, M. Huiros, D. Stef len, R. Aulrmun, P. Miller, S. Tounlor, -I. Baader. Rau' 4: J. Sinks, T Mrrkincn, D. Connelly, R. Vigo, -I. Schmidt, j. Stegenherger, D. Blackstone. ..,! gg 75? -WML Q . 21 ROOM 307 Bottom Roux fef! tu rigbl: L. Bryant, R, Osruvich, Ii. Golub, R. Bogosh. Ruiz' 2: J. Pescha, D. McNamer, R. Star, P. Fass- lvender. Ro14',3.' M. Bachancl, VI. Recllich, M. Miller, J. Heller. Ron' 4: G. Hottenstein, Z. Bond, R. Pierner, I. Gozitis. Razz' 5: M. Clifton, D. Bentz, -I. Ellione, A. Hansen, A. Rendle. f-llgoamk ofa' P A W M1 - X Q i 5 ' S f S BOOM 116 3 Bntmm Roux left lo right: L. Iglhaut, -I. Hetzel, M. Kowalske, I. Klein, -I. Leistikow, j. Merrell, B. Halvorsen. Rau' 2: M. Hamilton, M. Kernan, B. Harmont, B. Tieffcnbach, R. Edwards, M. Satermo, R. Kermsse. Rua' 3: J. Miling, F. Huber, sl. Green. j. Merrell, H ,Q man- '! A. Kraus, G. Seewald, L. Roiclt, S. Keith. Rau' 4: R. Greve, D, Klebuwitz, W. GFHCSIHQL, R. Kaetzger, H. Jaeger, P. Bell. ROOM 211 Ilnllum Roux lull tn ri,1.ght.' M. Nace, I. Steele, Al. lfleluler. Rau' 2: A. Neuenleltlt, li. lsler, K. lziskum, R. Kleist, li. Petersen, R. Peterson, W, Run' JJ R. Uertel, G. Amaor, R. R. Rnter. HOWS11,13, and14 130110111 Ron: left In rigllli A. -lorgensen, lf. -lutz, L. Spratler. Y. Reiter. Run' 2: B. Dionne, D. Lang, C. DeTarville. B. Mug:- tlelano, B. Halverson, ROI1',1.' ,l. Kunkel, H. Wzttltlell, tl. Cochenet. P. Cummacli, R. Buff. Ron' 4: G. Perry, N. Patsis, C. Kunz. D, Strange. Ron' 5: J. Lehor. D. Cohen. P, Hayes, M. Benson. Run' 6: R. Nace, P. Tannnh, T. Bents. il. Musha. fr nmwnow Room 1, :LMS NOSREAYHING C. Blaschlce, J. Beiler, H. Hufnagel, M. Kahn I l Nichols, C. Lehor, J. Berntlt, S. Palm, D Lange, J. Reed. Run- 3: bl. Le Veque, N LaTontlre, B. Moe, S. Huggins, M. Buneta. Mattki. M. Nuult, M. O'Connell, bl. Meme. 991, iiilkiz f leak 'fd ns ' Q? . Q r . ' N sp- .ff l ' X A f was Q 23 Q 9 69 ROWS 1-4 Bottom Row. left to right: R. Avikainen, M. Ellison, T. Patko, E. Detweiler. Rau' 2: J. Gabo- rury, D. Buchholz, D. Packard, P. Remillard, M. Belzrnan. Ron' 3: D. Menehan, R. Golub, R. Sorrilc. J. Port. Rauf 4: D. Teaters, M. Maloy, R. Peterson, J. Rottman. E D. Porrarz. Rau' 5: G. Price, R. Vloodrick, M. McKeown, F. Ginghoefer, N. Kunath, N. Evans. Ron' 6: P. Umhoefer, K. Wich- man, R. Shaiken, H. Sangick, R. Dillig, G. Butterfield. ROOM 31 Boztzmz Row, left to right: C. Brown, K. Burley, S. Daily, D. Timms, F. Kennard, J. Rus R. Raute. Row 2: R. Conway, V. Lazarevich, J. Rothweiler, C. Zeiger, G. Emerson, Y Heuse, B. Fritsche, P. Snowden. Row 3: O. Schrank, J. Fitzsimmons, P. Strain, A. Leil M. McClintock, D. Koellen, J. Meier, J. Meier. Row 4: R. Lewinski, J. Leiner. B. Jar C. Ruehle, W. Reynolds, R. Zertel, K. Megal. 24 ROOM 310 Ilnllrml lfillll fcffl In flllbff S. Schultz, G. filkll1I1klliUPUI1ll7S, sl. Wilkins, ,l, Rug:ers. Run' JJ L. Larson, R. Schentlel, K. Stefan, CQ. Sine, Run' if G. Zinisheim, S. Slawsun, lf. Ruhrer, nl. Sulaw- Vicll, ll. Rulwlu, Run' li. Slierpdl, R. Mitchell, R. Schulze, N. Wnilf, AI. Stcrnig. Run' 5: A. Schaff, 'If Stumns, R. S1rni1tng.:, bl. Schultz, bl. Turner, 'lf Dornlmch. N .. x J IOOM 311 lnllnlll Rffzr, lvl! In right: L. Purgill, S. Williams, P. Faludi, M. Keane, M. Bret lmucr, N. liitztueraltl. Rnu' 2: N. Megler, M. Lohmann, A. Campbell, T. Witmzln . Franz, li. Schweiss, M. Traxel, A. Denk. Ron' 3: J. Heitlel, Ulman, A. Miller L. Buettncr, K. llutlewils, G. Deulwer, L. Gaspardu. Rua' -if I. Duggan, R. Chester 1. Michels, G. Mulhcrn D. lirickson R. Bruemmer A ,..-J .- - .3 1 ' ' f A 3' ' 1 L g . 1 wa q Wlllfg 'bi' V6 , XJ 'I 25 .Rx ROOM 308 Bollom Row. left to right: D. Mo- berly, F. Kaurich, K. Filapek, G. Sciurba. Row 2.' P. Tolfa, R. Peschl, E. Salzberger, A. Krainitz. Row 3: R. Tornasek, R. Saari, C. Knoebel, R. Johnston. Rou' 4: J. Mallon, R. Beverly, J. Barth. J. Deecle. v' X , , ,, ,rx -',, , I 5 13 - I I ,Am E ROOM 121 l ml ' ' Im- A l Bottom Roux left to riglol: N. Suetmeier, N. Turk, J. Wentlandt, J. Swarthour. ' l V K. Whitney, S. Urgemack, P. Suputo. Row 2: M. Swiggum, J. Tetzlaff, H. Wooden, A. Young, J. Srelter, L. Van Allen, J. Tomlinson, C. Viljevac. Rauf 3, . A R. Yaklovich, R. Willis, W. Wichner, R. Skorik, T. Stuerwald, T. Steinweber. D SCHUENEMANN - F. Sontag, J. Vemier. Row 4: K. Stier, A. Sowa, S. Thoney, W. Steiner. J. Vav- ruska, E. Wagner, C. Uhen. 26 ROOM 105 Bullom Roux feft to righfx R. Bez- jak, E. Bass, R. Evenson, D. Cash. Rau' 2: P. Elm, E. DeNomie, S. Albanese, S. Albanese. Row 3: R. Beay, G. Goetz, C. Daw. Ron' -is R. Hamilton, M. Dressler, W. Brys, C. Frost. Row 5: D. Ellenberger. H. Audet, J. Dirrmer, B. Gersho- witz. J. jefferson, R. Brezgal. i '34 0 ,-fi N 1 O j S 'Plug R Chi 'OOM 122 nltfml RIIIIH fell tn right: R. Duxatcr, P. Simonis, C. Schinko, C. Bischof, M. Y cllwcr, D. Ciruwvumlcr, R. Tyler. Rau' 2: D. Narr, J. Park, B, Vogelmann. . Ring, li. lfcizor, j. Rcillich, C. Prochnow, C. Bornschligal. Ron' 3: O. Root, . Davey, M. Munscll, D. DuLak, K. Krzesinske, M. Ganos. L. Tannak. Ron' 4: 3 ' - x . Daily, ll. Ruiliqh, R. Scholzcn, G. Wimmxil, J. Kusick, G. Fenninger, B. Sisco. s-f X, l f X Y in 27 l N X R...-1:1 LI1 X 'Q - in 1 .,, ,Q , , X. ROOM 118 Bottom Row, left to right: R. Melig, R. Kawalske, P. Konce- wicz, B. Lewanclowski. Row 2: J. Marlowe, A. Pandelis, A. Ma- lone, J. Mirgeler. R010 3: B. Malvick, P. Lang, F. Maiersky, R. Wangard, R. Keller, Rout -if R. Kussmal, I. Maclcus, C. Kin- nee, D. Meyer, R. Keenan, R. Koller. Rout' 5: G. Kreckel, M. Mascari, J. Kuss, J. Langston, J. Klein, M. Kushner. ROOM 4 Bottom Roux left to right: R. Berghoefer, C. DeBuono, S. Cummings, G. Cook, E. Bartle, L. Alexander, D. Burns. Rout' 2: J. Splittgerber, G. Alex, M. Minor, R. Aultman, H. Barrlein, C. Brown, 1. Colwell, S. Carlson. Row 3: E. Berg, M. Brahm, L. Adraktas, S. Cornelius, D. Aussem, M. Clark, B. Burry, H. Baumann. Rom' 4.' T. Cummings, F. Copsey, K. Dammer, C. Votsis, D. Bakken, E. Blue, G. Collditz, C. Bishof, M. Banach, N. Bushek, M. Shallow. 28 ROWS 3-5-7-8 Iinflfmz Run: left In right: R. Kucnzie, J. Golke, H. Kieferno- xlllff, D. Desimowich. Row 2: D. Karzenmaicr, A. Flaminio, J. El- liott, J. Best. Razz' 35 G. Sager, H. Ness, W. Grady, G. Anderson, T. Gagliano. Run' -if D. Randa, T. Altenburg, J. Isler, J. Ernst, C. Iinca. Ron' 5: J. Huff, J. Krnnche, N. Neustedrer, C. Young, M, Murim, K. Mayer. 1 w xr , P ?- I 2. ROOM 123 , RD S5-,g 'inlmm Run: lufl In right: D. Schaeffer, S. Severson, D. Peterson, M. - M g Ehmer, M. Anderson, V. Roth, N. Puschnig. Ron' 2: R. Prepster, M. 2. ,. '. . . .' . 1 '11 MV z .1p.1s. N. Nrulcrflrr, N. Rumer, D. Morgan, R. Myles, G. M1 er, Minor. Run' 5: S. Bocttcher, C. Mutchler, D. Radmer, M. Pagel, N. Post, Q. O'Mcmre, M, Schmalzer, B. Rohde. Run' -if J. Minkley, W. Richard- .V ' X .nn, J. Mocs, R. Newman, J. Foster, J. Vermiglio NIJ Q E l-:Dv Pnuvxr. ROOM 312 Bottom Row. left lo right: R. Shields, R. Waugus, B. Wille. Rau' 2: B. Zorn, D. Weaver, M. Wedin, G. Winze. Rou' 3: R. Gaulden, C. Winfree, D. Brewer, L. Sotiros. Ron' -if C. Serio, F. Wellman, R. Sprysl, D. Towne, J. Thielecke. Row 5: R. Swansby, B. Pahule, E. Steinkrauss, E. Petersen, D. Wergin. Y' 'fl D ,X .NDEAREST DARLINGN N 1'-L1 -lJ: l I fy ' N li XVII i 5 x h , as-Ct' xflggg .Q T-3- X53 ROOM 1 ix Uh If 'lie Z Bottom Row, left to right: R. Blankenburg, R. Buschmann, I. Hansel, B. Hicks. .5 1'-xml 'f I Buchholz, N. Brooks, 1. lmmehaus. Rout' 2: A. Engsvich, J. Hausman, R. Auriem. ,gzfvxv if ni J. Duranso, J. Cheadle, R. Radke, G. Hausman, G. Doman. Rauf 3: R. Reinke, ' Strubert, J. Gagliano, M. Bolten, S. Higgins, M. Christ, 1. Bitter, H. Perth. Rau' D. Anderson, R. Houdek, L. Fischer, R. Gunderlack, C. Fayne, L. Fenslce, K. Donalds .I if X 30 ,-. ROOM 204 Bottom Roux fufl to rigllff S. Reich. D. Panos, N. Rogers, S. VtmPovak, -I. Prognr. Run' 2: -I. Pentek, Al. Pinnow, A. Pollack, B. Norton, Al. Petrusky. Run' 3: M. Schmidt, P. Ora, G. Myster, S. Schultz, C. Pratt, R. Narcs. Run' J: R, Rader, K. Mettelman, W. Orton, P. Owen, G. Prout, DI, Murruck, R. Pocnitzsch, Qs DOM 215 X U --Q fiom Rmr, ful! lu righlf li. Anderson, G. Waters, -I. Nurkala, C. George, B. limrich, , Gtccnc. Run' 2: C. Vcckcr, M Mcylor, J. Niklash, S. Vinarski, S. Cruhough, M. ff- mrl. R. Nampa. Rau' if C. Charlicr, D. Warner, Ii. jankowski, j. Horack, D. moll, K. Dumro, K. ligncr. Run' -4: M. Peterson, J. Albert, R. Smith, R. Simon, Stahl, ,I. Sthinko, D. Wcrtmcr. Up' AW ' 31 ROWS 9-10-12 Bottom Roux feft to right C. l-leer, P. Cari, J. Karolus M. Relish. Ron' 2: J. Kon ciewicz, C. l-legge, B. Pio- trowslci, C. Gorfy. Ron' 3: L Lang. B. Kumferman, P Grumlman, J. Donlevy, N Olson. Ron' -if R. l-laertel D. Polcyn, P. Schwartz, S Wille. Ruiz' 5K R. Ellingson B. Schmidt, R. Magin, K Mattke. Ron' 6: E. Menning J. Kachiaper, S. Jankowslci, P O'C0nner. G. Vogt. X i .qw fa W? an PWM. .X W S G 8 l OODWORK X7 PQ, V l 9 . ' X i Q7 i hx ol X it xi? l ROOM 127 RA I l i Bottom Roux left to right: M. Fenlon, F. Stattmann, R. Mahler, C. Zachowx N Kaminslq J i D. Marlowe, A. Fuller. Ron' 2: M. Sullivan, R. Uecker, G. Deery, G Lind C Schafu NEMA 5 J. Werner, L. Marot, F. Meylor. Ron' 3: G. Zarling, J. Johannsen J Behl D Berg. QQNMO ' 3' J. lzzard, D. Clark, B. Zweck, R. Duplanty. Rozz' -if A. Wcmrgull J Loehndorf A 1 Rierner, B. Hackl, J. Duplanty, M. Kruger, K. Merath. ROOM 303 15111111111 Run: lol! In !'iXl7I,' S Cowan, L. Dclanu, S. Dickmann Al, Iflnnlinio, B. Brcitcnbach, C liucrm-r, -I. Irricdl. Run' 2: ,I lfulycr, G. Aakmann, -I. Corrigan T. Guarnicrc, -I. Colwc-ll. -I Doughty, K. Iflaminio, B. Bobo. Run' if P. lirczgcl, A, Adams li. Iinxtrum, AI. Cody. Ii. Corey ,l. Bryant, K. Aaunot, D. Goulet Run' 4: V. Brzczinski, C. Bur Jink, M. Atta, R. Blum, C. Ga Iuslm. N. Baer, D. Connors. ROOM 215 Iinllffm Run. fvf! In right: -I. Kmnckc, D. Kalifidas, R. Hanson, A. Kutrodimus, M Krause, li. xlnnz. Run .2.' G. Hicks. R. jurgcnson, P. Kunz, M. Klein, W. Lil-necki A. Krzum, P. Kendall. Run' if Ii. Hausman, L. Halvorsen, N. Mettlcman, A. Lcist, D. jurrlon, W. Karcmpclis, R. Hawthorne. Run' 4: R. Hepncr, R. Halfhido, G. Meyer, R. hlnic, M. IN1nstmguvnnni, K. Handley, S. McKee. F. janzen. 5 F' 96' C Dlvanvu uyl I as ROOM 205 Boftnm Roux feft In rigbif B. McGuire, F. Felt, j. Fischer, V. Oakley, Ron' 2: B. Bonich, B. Gardner, S. Edwards, T. Mistrioty. Ron' 3: D. Mistrioty, C. Nicholas, P. Eliopulos, A. Porth, M. Mc- Cann, K. Stegall. Run' JJ C. Zimmer, C. Davis, H. Wlenzelow, E. Zwaagstra, J. Goldman. Razz' 5: G. Wtulfgram, D. Braeger, S. Burns, D. Schroeder, P. Abra- hamsrm, j. Bartlein, B. Sprader. ROOM 104 Butfrmz Roux leff lo rigbl: W. Frankovic, T. Eschenburg, D. Endreas, D. DeBuhr, R. Conway, P. Groh, D. Dragolovich. Rou' 2.' B. Decker, C. George, M. Gardner, S. Forman, H. Comeau, J. Gomez. J. Ellingboe, J. Di Pazza. Ron' 3: J. Endes, B. Hagevik, G. Ellenberger, K. Dettmer, L. Gust, T. Fitzpatrick, R. Do Brenz, T. Cross. Row 4: B Clements, B. Gilane, H. Danneman, K. Falk, J. Freudigmann, L. Ernst, J. Devine, M, Demain, B. Feagles. fik , I V' x w AFX if Q61 J N T , 1 ,ff X UU r Sl! J l QQ itll, W Sf!-. V 1 fill f' X If 'ii' . Bottom Razr, left to right: D. Brittig, J. Bakic, J. Brown, C. Bagley, J. Andrews, E. Braun, P. Broitzman. Row 2: S. Capes, A. Blencoe, T. Alenius, B. Angrick, M. Childs, C. Biebesheimer, B. Claringbole, N. Berg. Ron' 3.' L. Buchanan, M. Barland, D. Brueckner, H. Brlecic, B. Lowman, P. Amick, B. Baer, A. Bakken, D. Brunner. Rau' 4: M. Carlisle, A. Amundoon, R. Birch, T. Beck, R. Bruemmer, W. Bottoni, M. Brozovich, M. Beay. ROOM 12 ROOM 1 IU Bottom Roux left to right: R. Paulus, R. Ratlieff, M. Resch, A. Schock, M. Rupofl, E. Geers, S. Petersen. Rau' 2: J. Rekow. V. Robertson, R. Ringwelski, R. Perlcovich, P. Quilicy, K. Peterson, R. Sinkey, R. Peckels. Rm' 3: W. Peckels, C. Rei- ble, J. Schneidehind, H. Rettinger, M. Peterson, C. Schoneck, A. Sivertson, D. Scherer, T. Roberts. Rau' 4: W. Petersen, D. Platz, G. Schulter, I-I. Shaw, R. Redtern, R. Schmidt, D. Ratltke, E. Schmitt, S, Pollak. from Roux lvl! In right: B. Doxtater, M. Thon, B. Linton, M. Prince, J. Bayse, Narhi, D. Stanton. Rout 2: R. Huntlhauser, D. Roeber, D. Dylwa, G. Papp, Schomoll, B, Brown, H, Gonzala, J. Mihallto. Run' 3: H. Gustafson, V. mascllo, W. Petite, W. Pikalelz, G. Wollenziehn, T. Recore, S. Wegner, R. lutz, Run' if W. lfullhart, j. Sayer, li. Hinke, lf. Smith, R. Stanton, F. Moritz DOM 108 DOM 202 from Roux lull lo r'f,iql7l.' S. LaVcque, P. Mathaus, A. Melcher, M. Merrylicltl Nate, N. Novctzkc, B. Othotlnicky, -I. McLellan. Run' 2: C. Morris, D. Nelson Marccau, R. May, W. Nagel, M. McCarthy, R. Miller, T, Packard. Run' S: Ii. utlcmann, -I. Nelson, A. Leach, R. Long, L. Lenz, R. Mutter, D. Masshartlt, Manscr. Run' -if S, Makkos, VI. Mascari, R. Leilcr, D. Mutter, P. Nelson, L scnlxo, D. Paul. S. Lintlcnlwacli, A. Mueller. Qt 57 5' . J,-ff ul' 0 2.991- K Q... tart r NGSVIC ANNE Bottom Roux left to right: J. Kranich, P. Hamilton, C. Brandes, j. Hangard B. Kling, D. Hantz, R. Lavota. Roll' 2: G. Landru, R. Henklmann, W Krueger, S. james, j. Hale, E. Hoelzel, J. Horstmann, B. Kartz. Ron' 3: .I Hamacheck, R. Hass, B. Frishmann, P. Hecker, R. lmer, M. Heilmann, N Klauser. Row 4: T. Kotas, R. Hytinen, R. Lake, R. Kennedy, H. Kramer R. Hermening, J. Jerums. ROOM 121 ROOM 314 Bottom Roux left to right: D. Walz, R. Slezak, A. Winter, L. Steinle, J Stewart, ll jostsons, N. Stuart. Rou' 2: S. Thompson, D. Sporleder, D. Svitak D, Vetengl, C. Smith, L. Wilschn, N. Young. Rou' 3: F. Thiel, C. Wcmerishofer J. Zierhut, T. Spilger, I. Vileins, L. Wergin, D. Svitak, L. Wagner. 38 H ll l1l NUM- ffl! In rigfvlf H. Anderson, M. Panzer, B. Potter, B. Clifton. R1 11' 9 lruihs R Pollxri A lN1llillLlfSCl'I R K'-rn V Neville G Curler Run' ix A. lirunureiter, A. Brinkman, -I. Angyan, M. Novak, Al. Grimm. 'If Pappas. Run' 'lf CQ. llowainl, R. Bacsliai, C. Fitzgerald, H. Herro, G. 1 Rin-th, W. Slmrlow. ' ff ROOM 303 ' ' A 5. K. . ,fs , , 1 ROOM 113 linltum Run. full In riglwlx B. johnson, D. Hyde, S. Hoff, E. Katzer. R Hunter. G. Lanilric, hl. Hamilton, N. Harris. Run' 2: N. Hendricks, H Kariiles, VI. Heinzc, li. Kurnolslay. C. Brown, -I. janzen, T. -Iagmwv, B. Horvat Row if I. Luilzenuks, A. -lurgensen, G. Hogan, -I. Powers, D. Jewell, B Bursty, D. Herrmening, D. Keith. Run' -if P. Tracy. G. Hulita, E. Bent- house, D. Ileymrh, G. Halilzon, B. Kagel, A. Keeley, N. Hakes, -I. Hauser. Dollb KEITH W 'Cl 5 O01-4 5:HERlLR ROOM 304 Bottom Roux left to rigljlf -I, Osteen, G. Roberts, S. Peter- sen, R. Slinde, L. Ratlieff. Ron' 2.' D. Palm, C. Price, B. Schulhof, E. Pratt, R. Rappa. Ron' 3: I. Petrovskis, R. Reimer, M. Schulz, J. Minash. Ron' 4: B. Minz, B. Mueller. N. Neustedter, B. Mueller, S. Pietraszewski. Ron' 5: J. Schraa mek, H. Oleniczak, W. Schoef- fling, R. Reinhardt, R. Pe- tranck. Ron' 6: L. Popp, G. Nienow, D. Peters, M. Rich- ards, B. Newton. ROOM 308 Bottom Roux lefl lo riglrvlx J. Wicky, J. Bartlein, M, Bartholomew, R. Koller, P. Lentz. Ron' 2: T. Bremer, R. Reilly, F. Miller, R. Cebrowski, F. Sherman. R. Kirmsse. Rozz' 3: W. Murphy, F. Partl, L. Johnson, G. Pellman, D. Tronca. B. Lislio. 40 Mi a Q 5 5 E 2 g Q , Q X ' in g.,a, i' Y: ,, -ft . x - W .. M, hang r ,Q Q ,-.- , ,. - L, K t 'fi X Q W K i 1. . ff xi.. L Q 04 'f V Q14 A T T :Lf f:'1f ' r , 3 2 E, 4 3 4 nissan--u-11 I 5? .3 A, if f W ,E L41 Q ,Z x K Bottom Rnzr. left to right: C. Young 1Business Managerj E. Turtenwald llst Semester Editorl. Run' 2: B. Yerkie CAssistant Business Managery F. Schlapper fAdvertising Manager? R. Avikainen 1Assistant Editor and Znd Semester Etlitorl. EDITORS AND BUSINESS STAFF ANNUAL QUIP STAFF Bofmm Raza, left In right: M. Goulet, B. Yerkie, S. Kelley, G. Perkins, N. Schulz. Anthony, P. Paupke, C. Peskie, D. Stansell. ANNUAL EDITORS Here are the wheels which made the Annual go round, with Mrs. Sweeney the hub!! They drew, they clipped. they labeled, they planned and ur- ranged. Now the job is done and theyre ready for summer vacation - eh, Mrs. Sweeney? ANNUAL STAFF They did the little things which werent so little, and the result-A beautiful book of memories for West's graduates. Ron' 2: D. Rathermel, -I. 44 'QL' x. 1' nw- W W,-.... 'Q-V W Www-wywmgnfwxmqk, 'Styx S 1 jg x X if is Q NR N if W f X V' lf COMET ' OFFICE 6 C5 - I 4- ? .5 'N ff. V QB I u . xg. Z, ' . I PHYLLIS Fll'l!'1lLl-ARD Botlgm Rl!-ll'. left In right: R. Schulze, K. Wichman, N. Kunath, J. Jacobson. Ron' 2: F. Gmgholer, R. Burns, R. Siebert, N. Post. BOARD OF EDITORS - CO-EDITORS REPORTERS Bollom Roux lefl lo right: J. Laclaw, A. Barely, O. Plaisance, D. Petranech, Bass, L. Homrighausen. Rau 2: R. Peterson, L. Marot, H. Karides, F. Ora, S. Formen, N. Nagel, P. Nares. Rau' 3: D. Teaters, M. Kowalske, V. Oakley. bl. Fischer. Ron' 4: R. Sonntag, E. Petersen, B. Gershowitz, V. Roth, W. LaTondre, P. Nelson. M f . --f 46 COMET NEWSPAPER 'Quiekf Type this story! lt must go tlown to the printers next hour. llighlighting every We-tlxlestlxly with its news of school events, the Comet newspaper is brought forth only after much rush und confusion dur- ing the lust few tluys hefore dend- line. The stall members agree, how- ever, that working together is fun nntl well worth the experience, Nancy Kunuth Lu!! In Rigbfx j. Rottmann, D. Potrutz, R. Rosenthal, S. Burns. BUSINESS STAFF TYPISTS Left to Riglvfi D. Rousseau, C. Kling, vl. Hastings, A. Bueskzi, xl. Baader, K. Kosta. 47 Iinfmru Roux. leff In riglofx V. Bielefeltlt, C. Kling, T. Trier. I. Hastings, P. Aultman, A. Bacskai, A. Campbell, B. Foukas. B. Gentine, D. Gruszczunslii, VI. Duranso. Ruiz' 2: W, Lahliontlre, P. Saputo, -I. Horstmann, M. Sullivan, -I. Greenwood, R. Aultmun. B. Brustares, li. Ora. C. Vinarsliy, N. Nagel, D. Altmeyer. Razr' 3: A. DeBul1r. B. Gilane, B. Linton, -I. Rush, FI. Baltic, M. McCann, S. Polzer. I. Port, B. Kalinowski, G. Srelter. A. Pollack, B. Doxtater, VI. McLellan. Run' -if -I. Hauser. G. Murrow, li. Daily. L. Vogt, H, Rettinger, B. Gffshflwifl. M. Kowalske, AI, Wethall, C. Kramer. B. Aultman, B. Cook, I, Minkley. Rim! 5: R. Rosenthal, P. Lang, VI. Scherl. B. Siscu. VI. Baatlet. B. Thielecke. R. Schultze. M. Buchantl, T. Pappas, N. Patsis, P. Santner. lf. Wellman. Our representatives in school government-sa we Ctlllif lvlrime the faculty for evervthingl lNlarching. marching is our tlelight. Though in front of people were lilletl with fright. Pat Koncewicz 1311110111 Rwu. left In right: D, Sthroetler. B. Glozet. li. DeNomie. -I. Hausman. ll. Karitles, B. Halverson, I. Plmnnerstill, VI. Werr1er Run' 2: D. Feiertug, M. Megler, I. Andrews. M, Raffensperger, M. Childs, P, Koncewicz. B. Lewantlowski. P. Remillrml. I. lieier- tng. Run! 33 li. Iutz. R. Wrtlltite. E. Doxtater, R. Luntlman, D. Gasparek, -I. lielluer. S. St-humaker. N. Thone. S. Gorton I. Huff. 48 I Iifflfom Rong lull In riglrl: l'. Oleksiuli, R. Schulze. P. Hayostek, B. Thieleclxe. l.. Sotiros, FI. Ulmnn. Ron' Q: R. Betty, li. Sonny. R. Skorik, W. lfriinaoviv.. R. May. Ron 45 R. Puuplxe, R, Hytinen, -I. Votsis. R. Knetzgner. K. Megul. l.14qlf1i until' The proieuionists are ut work - noon movies, class movies. tenclu-r's meetings. Not too lzvgffl on the .ipplnnsc - these lwoys ilo not tnlse their work fi'ul1!fm.' The 1.111 ul better living with others hlend in well with the jonlliglvfi' of soniul activities. These soiml events --- weiner roasts, swimming parties. hovtling: parties. serve-projects for the nounty hospiml -iluflgfvl ull the girls. Welles Club membership means nutomutig membership in the nation-wiile Y. W. C.. A. fum Rong lu!! In rlglwli R. Stengl, A. llimsen. G. McGrath, ll. Bimly, -I. Prognr. N. Post. A. Bukken. N. 'l'urclx. Ron li ll. I nson, Il. f,oineiu1, D. liuihholz, M. Sthmoll, li. Brown. A. Melnher. B. filLll'il1glNJlC,Al. Mihiilko, Ron' 93 P. Suputo. M. Ratlen- rguer, M. linrliinil, M. Kowiilske, B. Gershowitz. K. Wfhitner. V. Roth. S. Polzer. P. Tliilweileun. Ron' -4: B. Linton. H. if.irlisle. M llcilrniinn. N. Riillensperger. M. lillison, M. Miller, VI. Anthony,D.Sti1t1sell,D.Wergit1. M. Goulet. .49 Bullom Roux left to right: J. Schultz, R. Woodrick, C. Blaschke, R. Kuenzie, F. Wellman, T. Altenburg, R. Swansby, R. Avikainen, G. Cook, P. Elm, J. Klein. Rou' 2.' A. Yesko, E. Biebesheimer, J. Buchholz, J. Proger, N. Megler, J. Colwell, C. Jensen, H. Comeau, J. Berndt, R. Mayer, H. Horvat, T. Mistrioty. Rau' 3: J. Varuska, L. Vogt, M. Bolton, S. Burns, B. Anderson B. Gershowitz, M. Kowalske, D. Dauer, K. Hyde, K. Whitney, A. Sivertson, D. Schroeder. Rou' 45 M. Ellison, N. Kunath K. Damro, A. Monaco, A. Nichols, S. Higgins, B. Erischmann, E. Bartl, H. Bartlein, A. Aussem, R. Buff, P. Robb. Rau' 5. K. Egner, D. Potratz, J. Johannsen, B. Burst, B. Thielecke, M. Pagel, I. Ludzenicks, D. Higgins, S. Fisher, E. Summeril, P Paupke, H. Baumann, N. Evans. Rou' 6: E. Blue, D. Audet, J. Bergeron, R. Bezjak, L. Iglhaut, W. Graesing, R. Seibert, G. Collditz, A. Keeley, R. Moos, C. Sager, D. Desimowich, R. Dufty. Lumina Romae in Westo! The University of Roman wisdom-West Division Extension. That's our scholarly Latin club. By participating in many Roman plays and songs, the members obtain a slightly better understanding of the old Roman nation. Tom Altenburg The science club is a bright and shiny example of students working together for a brighter tomorrow. Does ligbtrzifzg strike the same place twice? Ask a science club member-he'll tell you. Toula Misttioty Bnftom Roux left to righl: G. Cook, H. Baumann, J. Gruenwald, T. Mistrioty, D. Gasparek, B. Baer, S. Schulz, N. Turck Rnu' 2: R. Woodrick, A. Denk, B. Gardner, H. Comeau, J. Drankus, L. Mart, P. Thibedeau, J. Nagel, R. Peckels. Ron 3: R. Petersen, W. LaTondre, D. Keith, J. Park, J. Felber, S. Saari, E. Bartl, D. Hyde, B. McGuire. Rau' J: J. Tomasek E. Petersen, R. Melig, R. Schultze, S. Higgins, R. Sonntag, D. Timm, T. Porth, D. Meyer. 50 v i l l l .7,,., liotmm Roux lvl! In riglulx kl. Port, S. Polzer, B. Biehesheimer, D. Gasparek, B. Gershowitz, j. Fellwer, G. Cook, G. I-Illenherger. M. Roc-hl. ll. Wfadilell, Ron .25 ll. Gentine, S. Gomolla, ll. Karides. Nl. Progar, 1. Wfhitncy, R. Wfoodrick, R, Radke, D. Laing, l. Nagel, S. lzdwards. Run' 9: D. -lewell, l.. Vogt. S. Higgins, D. Higgins, D. Perry. j. Greene, A. Pollack. A. blorgenson. B. Gravccn, M. lillison. Run 4: R. Kentzer, R. Greve, ll. Stewart, W. Graesing, B. Kagel, A. Keeley, N. Hakes, G. Xx!ilQ.1I1L'l', D, Wlillmim, R. llc-ay, XV. l..i'l'ondre. Rau if G. Sthill. D, Allvedyll, D, Reiman, hl. Mose, j. Krueger, W. Lange. VU. McGrath, l. Hass, D. 'l'owne, R. Rosenthal, ll. Kielerndorl, Stop! Wlmsm goes there . . .f But fortunately theyre not too tough: oncasionally we were ahle to sneak hy. Lights ol red, green, yellow and blue Balloons and streamers of all colors, too, The beautifully decorated gym is done Were tired hut happyg it was fun. liollom Run. lvfl lu rigblx j. liutholz, B. Manser. -I. lsler, M. Roehl, Al. Erickson, M. Mafann, li. Detwiler. D. Teaters. C. Cramer, ll. Wfaddell, N. Lohman. Run 2: R. Swanshy, J. Progar, D. Bucholz, P. Koncewicz, F. Uta, D. Packard, B. Lewandowski. l'. Donlevy, M. Wfood, ll. Zlkowitz. Rnu' S: VI. Baeder, A. Pollack, S. Connors. j. Donlevy, G. Seewald, D. Peterson, l'l. Bardy, ll. Marlowe, 51. Dittmer, C. Charlier, B. Kumlerman, M. Goulet. Run' 4: P. Grundman, D. Fuchs, K. Stegal, T. Treutelaar. T. Shepherd. S. Zyduck, D. Wergin, P. Van Hest. K. Stewart, T. Porth, nl. Green, G. McGrath. 51 Bollom Roux left to right: D. Altmeyer, M. Goulet, H. Baumann, J. Greenwood, M. Sisulak, D. Ellenberger, J. Hastings, M. McCann, G. Cook, A. Engsvick, S. Palm, Ron' 2: R. Myles. J. Samuels, M. Kawalske, N. Thone, P. Thibedeau, C. Biebe- sheimer, B, Claringbole, J. Berntlt, K. Fiskum, J. Feiertag, C. Jensen. Ron' 3: B. Anderson, J. Beck, H. Bardy, B. Gerf showitz, 1. McLellan, M. Clark, N. Puschnig, B. Zweck, H. Audet, J. Erickson, j. Holzberger. Run' 43 A. Monaco, B. Thielecke, D. Meyer, M. Krenek, M. Petran, R. Lavota. R. Edwards, D, Autlet, j. Bitter. Run' 5: C. Olson. L. Buchanan. A. Nichols, S. Saari, A. Bardy, M. Pagel, T. Shepherd, S. Fuchs, K. Damro, F. Wilrle. SOCK AND BUSKIN SOCK AND BUSKIN OFFICERS Left tu Right: B. Biebesheimer, G. Stelzer, D. Willie. D. Teaters, B. Dragolovich. Star light Star bright I hope the play shines bright tonight. Meriel Goulet ' Ili' 4 s gi sifi' Q Q 43' 'r fr 'rhqfl H:- JOE Herzsp, x 52 .,,,s. Q E iv WM W 1 . Iffrflffm Run. lrfl ln nglwl' 1. NLlgL'l, -I. Hnnncs, -I Mrnklcy, lf. Hovlzcl, Run .' M Mrrgvlrr. D 151.-11.rlnf.:.vI lflllrxp4l1uc,lli,?urn, 'firm' 5: Yr 2 IJ lkll. D N' 'f-ll. ,I F741 ', 5 VAPYU, . X I Iltnnlflfmil lmssI,lU Sralvurfsxfnjt Slimming. iLkIL35:jhL'sl1L'ir111:r H A 5, 6159! - X i CAFETLHIA WORKERS Z? Ag Sk ot Qi XYLVIL' not us lHl'i41lhf.lN Miss WIIUYCYH A 7 i I V N W ig -as-if W 1 I I-Q4'.1J. f , VGINEEHS A vig Inf rw Rrrlvl M Bm-hlcr. H I'ucrrncr X M KL-spina us nlcnn. warm mul snfu an We-st is an job! They mo want f new lmilnhryu . . . Z Z l - -11 - 1 2 - 4 4 N DOKS lrlr in Rujlfl M Mruklcy. R Krcnz. P ,lusL'hzlk. 1 l , Q. Seven nn und Halt an sumlwinh! Two square crackers! One: coukic lit' N1 sc I' , IA n , -um. s. Our monks are il'U2llLIiIlklflVC and rrmthcnm ld ----up-....... , ami 35 llvfi f A . Borrow Roux Jeff fu righlx D. Gruszczynski. B. Manser, R. Ringwelski, G. Dccry, B. Dragn- lovich. Rvzz' 2: B. Wills, M. Beuy, J. Jobannsen. K. Wfhitncy. LIBRARY WORKERS The lamp of knowledge is kept burning by the library workers, who aid the librarian in sundry ways. Barium Razr, lefr In riglflx D. Altmcycr, G. Stclrcr. A. Merrie. P. Kmuewicz. M. Minur, 1. Laiigsmn I. Klein. Ron 2: E. Hirschbein. R. Swansby, M. XVmxd, D. Srhoebke. F. Ora. B. Lewamlsmwkp P. Donlevy, P, Quillici, B. Zlkowirz. Role' 3: P. Otto. G. Pcrcrsen. A. Smith, B. Dragulovirh, D Teaters. M. Roehl, H. Waddell. C. Young. K. Prevorr. Run' 4: P. Ford. B. Anderson. M. Knwalwkc. S. Beauduin. M. Kclber. B. Malvick, G. Zingheimer, D. Berg, D. Snhmcder. OFFICE WORKERS By us are made many trips To give our disliked yellow slips. Elizabeth Detwiler 56 BOOKSTORE WORKERS Ld! lu Rnglwl. ,I Gnhnury, A. Illcn-.ue, 'I' Alemux. Du they heuzme L'IllI,Ul7fL'llC'l, with ull the hunks they h.lmlIe! KEYROOM WORKER V iluexzlller IIe nmkex them, rents them, rcumI5 them- Ilek .1 key II4IlllI'L'n with Mr, I'eLIersun. DOC'S HELPERS liormm Rrfzr. left In righfx P. Koncewicz, bl. Greene P. Lehman, Run' 2: M. Kowalskc, B. Gershowitz C. Peskie. MAIOHETTES lf!! lu Nugffl' S Ieshner. I5 Kumfermgm, 'I' I.uhm.m, IJ XYergln, NI, Goulet 'I'wirIin414 Imluns! IIILISIIIIIIL skirts! 'I'Il.lf little tumlu su necessary tu the mlm' uf AI IIIQIILIIIIIAM lmml. WEA vi M x 'K Hg xgx Yi Y xg W ' Q54 4 my 42 ff gi SSN T J Y , E f 4 'Q ...,. . .. ' 1? in .:.:-s W 34 YT f Nw NM aku? ,Q E 4 ty: A V' gy --::f... ijwi L, ty ' :V xx is afi f 3, X , X f w, X .Lg 'ami 31 , ,f , 2 Eff F ,ff 'W' Ky , wx , A ' 3: , x 'QI' in I 1335? tg gtg? 2 A. Q , . f-, ' -R ' ' 12. 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Gor fy, D. Wilde, D. LaGroose, Allen. Roll' 3: B. Wenzel, L. Plowmaker, S. Hulce, D Altmeyer, C. Reese, N. Patsis, R. Maynard J. Votsis. Run' -if R. Kaddatz, J. Jensen P. Wesela, C. Olson. J. Hanna, D. Perry. R Pllingson. J. Karolus, B. Cook. .ffi -41:7 I+ , Nocrucking '-'Sgt-k Ii. A f voices here! Mature .11 .dw 0 V students always Q I I give 21 mature per- Q ll formance for Mr, Cloos. K ' 4. V X Bollnm Roux left In rigbl: L. Weber, H. '- Rettinger, C. Char- C l ner, R. Lavota, M. so I Bacskai, M. Beay, S. 'e. .4 Sivertson. Rau' 2: If 9 5, D. Steffen, V. Rey- V FAT' -'5 1f'7'H nolds. INTERMEDIATE BAND Hallam Rolf. left to right D. Gasparek, J. Sietlschlag. R. Nares, M. Sisulalc. J. Erick- son, W. Waters, L. Atlraktas, T. Steuerwaltl. F. Tasse. J. Greenwood, N. Reimboltl. Run' 2: C. Zimmer, J. Dickson, J. Hamilton, D. Johnston, G. Waters, J. Gillessen. D. Strange. E. Kennarcl, N. Harris, K. Bonvincini, T. Jagow. Run' 3: D. Timm, N. Wolf, G. Wolfgram, M. McCann, D. Wergin, S. Gorton, P. Koncewicz, D. Borth, A. DeLisle, Mr. Bonliglio. 60 1 0 ,w 6 V '-.1 x P l 'X S I LJ 1,1 f 'F v ,.. Y, W.. ' Y v 1, .'. E W Ni' fs I 'L Q W .W YI' I ya 'f W -rl 4' Ml , Q. Qs 'lit 1 f U If ' I K I QC I Q A Q f f U ? 1 Y l '.'.:-TF. 7.'.y.1Q :: 'I 5'i'gH-2' A x, 0 1 'x ' ' min ga wfl fl P , f . I Q I A lac' ff , 'fi 'ghd , , H 1 - , Ky Y' .Q ,J x V H ,QW nv' f, 5' 2? 'Q '55 gi. if if Q, N 9 1 . 2 fi 5--w .1-.3 4 ? H ,lf x W . x Q 33' gf WN. 5: IRA 5- . gm, Q I W f LECFQ 31- as X 3 I 'J , - f We Every prom has been remembered for years for its romantic qualities. This year's was no exception. With the theme of Dreamers Holiday, it promised a very exciting evening, one not to be forgotten for many years. As the couples entered the beautifully decorated gym, the girls in their pretty formals and boys in their best suits, strains of lilting music caught their ears. Soon everyone was dancing rhythmically. Then in the late hours of the night, the couples were whisked off to the Pfister Hotel where the Post Prom was held. This put a satisfying ending to a night of enchantment and romance. Bonnie Yerkie PROM KING STUART ZYDUCK QUEEN HELEN BARDY 2 VX b 'S vi Q f 72 ' f 1 , L4 g V V ef 'M 1' 'yi I M 'Q' xl' ff Af' X 4, , .1 xx, Q ,Q inf K X . ' W ri x f Egg I 'H 5 ,Q 1 X V Er .f P' 7 13? X S f' N? Q Q K X f 'WJ' V ,qi 1 X- Q Q. v , .L-11 , M ' R. qi ,814 F Tb! 'gy lv xA ' .rs -xc ...E A m g. . Lv WSL, i Q ff 9 4 W NA ' xg Qk'A Q ,gis- S, ,.,... 'fr :tg I' . Q W 5 K sp k will V .,., ' ggragng ' X W i Q b +3 O QA ,XA x wx f , M Eff CHEER- LEADERS Lefl In right: M. Sauer, B. Colfelt, J. Flaherty, G. Schill, R. Cody, I.. Homrighaus- en, j. Laclaw, P. Nates. Plenty of pep, plenty of fight, On the stadium track they did all right. FOOTBALL LIGHT-MUSCLED? OH NO! The football team ended the season winning four and losing four, after losing most of the boys from the championship team of the year before. HIGHLIGHT GAME: Against Tech. eventual champion. HIGHLIGHT PLAY: Don Huebner intercepted a Tech pass and ran 83 yards to the two-yard line. Tom Trier in the Custer game caught a beautiful pass from Ron Magin on the 18 yard line and danced all the way for a touchdown. During the Pulaski game, a kickoff to Bob Kreckler was returned by West's quarterback to the Rambler eight yard line. STARS Don Huebner Bob Kreckler Tom Trier Bob Aultman Charles Pikalek Earl Seybold Gordon Rand Bud Lang Bob Rivers Bill Cook Mel Dressler Emil Skorik Don Kaszolka john Votsis .f -D i L 'N A NW 6, yp s. -:Ss ff 752' 1 Xl XI 'W y K at r?7' l K TA ff W ll U U00 4 Q J 67 . pN ,v5'fC4 01' p '9 'P 6 , My QQKC-Q91-4?OAf6QC?! dhaolib Frm eco 7 1 5 P x RWM S' gram, 4,0 Q' , Q JOVlqg'0 5 ff K WK xB y flwox NVE Y 'R S fa af ...NQYQ V352- v sp 9 22? N 'EE-Q C5 N U12 14. S N L E, - ...A 'za W W . f Q Q X wx Q qw W. Q 7 Q P3 C an 1 Q0 as f 3 Q, ' 4, o 904 xx 4 X503 0 c N6 Q, 6 QOACL 4 -A '16 U40 O6 6 'WS , vmifo 1437x004 Q: foil-X?p0?x X J Q '7 de R0 OS Aff, 'O Q 5 C6 563k G' gk W 4: XL I X55JW Qizaiw ,AXA A! Qffh- .J '-Seb 'S 'CQ O Akjnz 651i Ggfioffo, 8 A J' ,Q 6949- 47 G4 ., BOB AULTMAN Half Back Half Back TOM TRIER Tackle DON KA SZOLKA Half Back CHUCK PIKALEK FOOTBALL DAVE COHEN JOE KRUEGER Guard Guard Ai? un- Tackle Ilulf-Bark Full-Back IEARI. SIEYBULD ROB KRECKLER DON HUEBNER STARS BOB RIVERS End BUDDY LA NGE Glmrd P Cenler Guard GORDY RAND EMIL SKORIK 1-I A x.. an E B, 2 e KU Q ci '93 E. Q 2 ni Q2 1: ... Ad E i-5 k. 2 .Ld U E M cd 'E O ,-D za- ru an I-Li 5. 'U x. cu II! fi vi aa .Z DG di N Q QC 4-. x Cf N N Ns N -X. Z fi N 2 C N X. Q ebro, T. Bentz, D. Ron' 3: j. Sullivan, M. R 5, Coach. IT1 Willia s, H. eown, B. McClintock, P. Umhuefer, A, Mostrou MCK U. Geary iabsen O'Brien, J TIlIDC'I'T'V DECYFTDUTT Tplhlf BASKETBALL LI GH T-LE GGE D This year's basketball team did not win a championship, but had a fairly successful season through the efforts of many promising juniors and such experienced performers as Bob Kreckler and Earl Seybold. The highlight of the season came in the state Regional tournament when the team, led by juniors Bill McClintock and Tom Makinen, gave outstanding performances against top suburban teams. Through the season such boys as Alex Bardy, Bob Rivets, jim Geary, Alex Mostrous, Tom Bentz, Paul Umhoefer, Milton Rebro and Dick O'Brien stole the limelight many times. FORWARD WEST SIDE, FORWARD WEST SIDE, SEE THE RED STAR SOAR. SEE HOW OUR GLORIOUS FELLOWS BATTLE FOR OLD WEST SIDE SCORE , RAH RAH RAH. FORWARD WEST SIDE, FORWARD WEST SIDE, CARRY ON BEFORE, SEE HOW OUR BOYS HAVE REACHED THEIR GOAL FOR VICTORY - ONCE MORE. l 44541115 ill - SHINE ON SHINE ON CRIMSON STAR I FOR WEST SIDE HIGH, WE'VE HAD NOTHING BUT VICTORY SINCE OCTOBER, NOVEMBER, AND DECEMBER, LOVE AND LOYALTY LIKE YOURS WILL NEVER DIE, 'l so SHINE ON SHINE ON CRIMSON 393' STAR FOR .SHIRUE-'l WEST SIDE HIGH. 73 Bottom Roux left to right: Z. Bond, C. Ruehle, J. Kelly, E. Hinke, R. Lewinski, R. Houdek, Row 2.' R. Peckels, Manager A. Willis, R. Bartman, R. Hass, Newman, R. W. Reinhardt, R. Onarheim, Coach. Row 3: K. Podweils, D. Whalen, D. Trou- ca. j. Hamilton, R. Duplanty. Ab.rent.' R. Bacskai, R. Rader, R. Bezjak, FHOSH-SOPH BASKETBALL I N TRAM URAL BASKETBALL Left to right: D. Whalen, A. Willis, W. Reinhart, R. Koller, J. Hamilton, R. Lewinski. 74 U' KP 'Gil' ' V' F- r 05 fail,-QS P56 V409 +0 3 W L1 XN6 cpe- 692 YK is '4 9 4 :lvl N new Q E312 X54 W 73 SOS -N g wg 37 2 . z QQUQ QW Q N3 fx Qi SR N 'QR ik QQ QW S ax? Y N - 5 W W fo f Calla' 02' 69 2 Jayilsgjfiiv f?54MW AQ! W 59 4 OGC P77 will 0' fp- ,Y Y 1 PNNL HA55 ' Qaf Qi3 5 K JUE' G5zJN0Ez27A 7551q55 f KOQWO 2 LYV - kg pfhgx, 1: 3' Qs 1 8 ww M1 L- A Q iii 2 5 21: Q5 mx ' Man' 1 D 51 ww axgwfil 4 was Ov mg, -. Sm X M' 3 w ,Rs M fire 73 A F3 52 QW 3 Q INA .1 JOHN JERVM5 Bottom Row, left to right: L. Miller, L. Bryant, G. Landur, T. Eschenberger, T. Cross, P. Petranech, T. Roberts, R, Bogosh, D. Tronca, C. Schaefer, L. Gust. Row 2: Mgr. R. Peckels, F. Tasse, G. Shutter, R. Houdek, W. Murphey, M. Bachand, J. Hamachek, R. Skorik, R. Poenitsch, G. Meyer, R. Blum. Row 3: T. Chosen, W. Peckels, B. Hackl, D. Jewell, C. Votsis, R. Schmidt, A. Keeley, C. Burdick, T. Steinweber, E. Schmitt, W. Bottoni, S. Makkos, R. Melig, D. Fuchs, R. Zindler, Mgr. B. Ftankovic. B SQUAD TRACK As the Annual goes to press, West's track team has a promising outlook. In indoor relay competition, West's thinclads took fourth out of 20 schools and eight out of 22 schools in the State College and Madison West meets respectively. The medley relay composed of Bob Kuenzie, Charles Pikalek, Tom Cummings and Jim Allen placed second in both meets. The mile relay team of Pikalek, Craig Kinnee, Mel Dressler and Mike Maloy also placed in both meets. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Bottom Row, left to right: J. Ulmen, R. Zindler, D. Gemoll, R. Buser, We. Frankovic, Coach Onatheim. Row 2: D. Petranech, R. Chester, D. Blackstone, M. Weaver, D. Demlow, J. Allen. TS Iimmm lfmu, lull In nghf: iloath Towle, D. Mistrioty. G. Goetz, D. Gcmoll, J. Ulmen, M Mzlloy, if Pikulek, D. Desimowith, R, Huser, Run' 2: li, Wellman, D, Demlow, la Saou, C, Kinnre. R fil1L'NlCf. D Petmnt-ali, R. Kuenzie, M. Dressler, D. Klihowitz, , Run if Louth Dunst. 'l'. Parris, li, Knoehel, D, Cash, J, Mysliwski, N, Hakes. XV. of u Kngel, If Frost, R, livenson, T, Cluminmgs. Z, Bond, M. Atta, E. Smith, J. Daily, 4 X AJ l,oalth fit-rhuth C ,' X SN90 7 ha H H '-' ' f V' M A SQUAD TRACK 0 M 'H X A A - A . . . . . . . P 7 V 7 f Most ol Wt'sr s strength this year lies in the tlisrances. The Retlman lml lor ' . , g points is lweing mutle hy ,lack Ulmen, Dale Perranech, Don Gemoll, Milton ! I We-gver, Hola Aultmg-nv -ppm -f,-iq, Don Desimowich, Don Blackstone, Roy Xbox, iw flhestet, Zilmu lioml, Neal llukes, Roger Simon, Charles Frost, Emil Skorik, SX 3 ,.,. 1 J.. --- r lerry Mysliwski mul lid Scott, hesiilcs those previously mentioned. dvp' Owe E A large freslnnim-scrphomore squutl uuluurs well for future years, ll G 3 ,xp bv 2 'A o ATHLETIC BOARD 0 Q23 liunnm Rnu', lull m riglu: Dot Raisen, J. Jacobson, T. Trier. Run J: 'I' KL-tmetly, R, Mngin, CQ. Pikalek, ,l. Allen. 79 Bottum Roux left lo riglyt: M. Belzman, P. Nares. Row 2: L. Homrighausen, J. Laclaw, S. Polzer, J. Port. G.A.l-l. SECOND AWARD WINNERS JUNIOR-SENIOR G.A.A. Bntfum Roux left to right: C. Olson, L. Hausman, j. Port, N. Kunath, S. Polzer, J. Huff, D. Feiertag, M. Waxorl. Rau' 2: G Stelter. J. Kunkel, M. Kawalskc, P. Remillard, E. Hirschbein. M. Belzman. P. Nares, M. Sauer. Row 3: J. Anthony, D. Stansell N. Sorenson, P. Beaudin, J. Flaherty, L. Homrighausen, B. Noffke. 80 lifffrfwl ICfm'. lvl! In riglvfx M. Pappas, -I. Heinze, S. Glatz, N. Turek, N. Hale, lf. Braun, A. Bakken, . Lange, A. Pantlelis, R. Kawalske. Run' .?.' P. Koncewicz, B. Lewantlowski, il. Progar, R. Narcs, F. Ora, H. Bartlein, 1. Nagel, C. Brown, C. Carlson. It'f1n' lx l'. Rolmlw, -I. lristilmw, xl. Klein, ll. Autlet, S. Higgins, D. Wergitm, M. Lohman, R. Aultman, S. Schultz, B. Manser, V. Sticlm, Nou -13 A. Pollatlx, D. Gasparelc, lfelluer, L. Ring, M. Kowalslte, DI. Marlowe, M. Pauer, M. McCann, -I. Dittmer, G. Cook, H. Kari-les. Run' 3: vl. Greene, S. lluggins, B. Moffatt, S. Petersen, L. Masenko, N. Raflensperger, B. Carlisle, M. Beay, S. Thoney, fl. llllen, A. Kraus. FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE G.A.A. GA!-l FIRST AWARD WINNERS Iiolmm Nun, lvl! In riglvlx Al, lletk, lf. Ora, M. Wtmmmtl, J. Nagel. Rau' J: R. Nares, R. Swanslwy, -I. Kunkel, H. Karitles, M. Kowalske, G. Steltcr, ll. Autlet. Run' ,lx VI. Dittmer, C. Charlier, M. Pauer, S. Higgins, D. Wergin, rl. Greene, l, Klein. Sl Bottom Roux left to right: Miss Peters, J. Jacobson, President R011 2 R bwansby Secretary D Peterson Treasurer, J. Port, Vice4President. G.A.A. OFFICERS GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION G.A.A. is a wonderful organization for girls to belong to. At least that is what the girls say who have been members. In the organization a fine spirit of sportsmanship is fostered. Every girl, in a truly democratic fashion, is given a chance to take part in the sport of her choice. Miss Peters and Miss Boettcher add much to the joy of school life for the girls by helping each member to learn to play with others and to compete on a fair basis. We, the girls of G.A.A. have loved our club and will always remember it as a significant part of our high school life. 82 I 'Y 2' xx f 1 bl' '1 'Q a Qu. w i X! . J 4 , L V N V1 w , X , 1 . N X 1 ' 1'-, I '. T QXSX Z5 X. .9 X , Q ' I - x x K I' 'nv 1 N 6 xv 5 1' gm, 4' f 'xl Us mb v Q' .--- 1 Q if X 9 M153 W Q W 1V , NH Q W Q ,P y fx 'XX x I E J -'I' x 6 X 'fp J 2 f V ! N. x' ws X U11 N A H X w Vim M R if iz' M , If N 14 , XX x X n X V 3 Q wk j X.-- Q50 ,qouoafc X tb N- 1 M A ku A 1 .D MX XA.. - in xv, K v l 5? X 1' W ll , A' X W ffqwxxa ,i 5 a V , S 6 J. . i X 'N P ml DONNA BANDELIN GERALD BARTLEIN SHIRLEY BEAUDOIN MAUDE BEAVERS Gil's gal The boy in the blue Ford Dark eyes Always smiling VELORA BIELEFELDT One jump ahead of the rest FLORENCE BURNS His leader CHARLES CARROLL Laughing boy ROBERT CARROLL Mr. Bashful JUDITH CHURCHILL Stay as sweet as you are JOAN CICHY Good things come in small packages ANNETTE COOTXVARE Sweet and petite KENNETH DATKA Town Crier S6 Mll.DRliD DOXTATIER DONNA DAUER THOMAS DREW ALFRED DIZBUHR l.ayin,ig tluwn the law Mikes mate in mischief Smile away your blues Hey. Red RUTH l2LliRT Still water runs deep liVlf ISLIOPULOS Quiet and efficient GISRALD IZLWARD W'cll, it's not lmtln ALICE FISHER flmwning glory GARY FORIZS Our leatlcr NICHOLAS GICAS A smile for everyone-even girls ROBERT GROBF Take baseball, fur instance - AIOYCE HANNA Ynu'll tintl her with the gang 87 PATRICIA HAYOSTEK STANLEY HERSCHBERG MARTHA HITOS DONALD HUEBNER Always on her toes Anything for a laugh Everything nice Hey coach, would you repeat them signals? SALLY HULCE Our gal Sal ROBERT JAMES Destination -- moon? ?? JOAN JANZEN Too good to be true CAROLAN JENSEN MARIANNE JOERS Sweet and silent RUTH KADDATZ Sparkling and talented DONALD KASZOLKA Mr. Big?? GEORGE KIEREN Shh! man at work 88 IIARRIET KOCH usr call me Poochie PATRICIA KOLAND BEVERLY KOLEAS LOUIS KOMAN Waiting for the mailman Quiet but important Hot rod KARLEEN KRAUS Never a dull moment JOAN KRUHG ER Miss Wcstsitle JACK KUNATH Ye Editor RICHARD LANG Still water runs deep -IACQUELINIQ LANGIZ l'm happy WILBIERT LANGIS Town and Country-and Dotlu -IOHN LARSON Little, lwut oh my!! SHIRLEY LIEPLEY Why gentlemen prefer blonds 8 9 PATRICIA LONG CAROLE LUNDEAN AIOANNE MARKOVICH WILLIAM MCGRATI-I Full of the dickens Yes sir, that's my baby Anything to help Wild Bill Hiccup LAVERNE MILLONIG Thafs my girl TERRY MUEHLEISEN an GREGORY MURROW Baby Doll EDWIN MYLES All 'round good fellow ROY OLSON Does crazy Swede ANN OSTMANN Always friendly WILLIAM OSTOVICI-l Someone's best friend PATRICIA OTTO just Norman 90 M 595-f THOMAS PARR IELAINIZ PIERTLIZ Only une like him Weililing Bells 5-1 QI! I qui 1 ,. K X 4 . H I ,I-,fy Wh-.. 'T' ...- PATRICK QUIRKIQ Slow but sure GORDON RAND Vfhy girls like buys CAROL REIZSIZ Neat and sweet PATRICIA REESIZ Diclis delight NORMA RIZIMBOLD Excitement thats my mmm GISRALDINIE RILEY Near as a pin MARYANN SAUER Ix's the twinkle in her eyes DOLORIES SCHIIZSSIZL As welcome as the flowers in May 91 MARILYN PIETRAN A friend imleeil LOLA PLONWMAKIZR We can almost hear you- lportruit of silencei MICHAEL SCHWARTZ DARLENE SCHWENKE GORDON SHARP JUNE STRAHLENDORF I like girls Better known to all as None but blockheads copy June in January Dolly one another EARLDEAN SUMMERIL Personality plus DIANA TIEDEMANN Silent partner KENNETH VOGL Always business - monkey business 92 BARBARA THIELECKE Delightfully different JANICE URBANEK She waited for the day FRANCIS WAGNER Hot sho: EDITH WENDLER just one of the gang NNN RENEE WENIGER All good things come in small packages S BETTY XWHITXWORTH So nice to know TL-at her uf Dmmatits ffllARLlfS XVOUD Still wiitcr runs ilccp -IA NET Zl IiM KE Mu Petite lfRliDliRlCQ WILDIE IWAXINE XVOLI: If it isn't brains, it's boys EARL WCJRGULL Brains is his motto KENNETH ZUZICH Time whittles away 9 5 3 N. i I Leff tu Right: D. Kaszolka, J. Kunath, R. Olson, E. Summeril. B. Thielecke, INol pir.'t1nezIJ.' D. Dauer, C. Jensen. IANUARY HONOR SOCIETY IANUARY SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS wma NNDMN Left In Right: G. Fores,PreJide11!:D. Huebner, Vive Preyidefzlg A. Ostmann, Treuxurerq E. Summeril, Sefretary: N. Gicas Sgt.-ul-A NIZJI 94 S DONNA DAUER IQARLDIZAN SUMMIZRIL CAROLAN ,IENSIEN 111l4f,lj11f1r'1m1 .Ydlllfdfllffdll Illini mp lmum' IANUAHY TOP HONORS CLASS GIFT - Painting by Cezanne D. Knmlkaa. chairman of gift conlmirteeg G. Fares, class president. 95 I QA CAROLINE ADAMS DANIEL ALBEDYLL DIANE ALTMEYER Pretty nice, pretty sweet- Fenway Oh! Wayne ' ' just plain pretty v- ' MARILYN ANDLAR When you're smiling JOANNE ANTHONY Don't let the stars get in your eyes DENIS AUDET Great genius RUTH AVIKAINEN One you can't help but admire ANN BACSKAI Quiet type JOAN BAKKEN Sweater girl ALEX BARDY Why? 22 PATSY BEAUDIN Life of the party 96 ROBERT ANDERSON Joker tr X I SHARON BECI-ITELER DELORES BEILEY Shy, hut pretty just in love ELIZABETH BIEBESHEIMER 'fo , 9 ' I A I if f If Joan Cich Electricity plus SHIRLEY BIRCH Sure is sweet RONALD BORNSCHLEGEL Quiet, but Cute ROGER BORTI-I Who said that? ? SHIRLEY BUB Little noisy, but- RUTH BURNS Everyone-'s friend RUTH CAMERON Short of time VINCENT CI-IEVALIER Come-on-a-my-house 97 STANLEY BERLOWITZ -IEAN BEST Life is one big joke Yes, the best ss Q MARY DEBUONO Rambling rose ELIZABETH DETWILER Always a helper ROBERT DUFTY Crazy kid THOMAS DELLA What's ahead?? BARBARA DRAGOLOVICH My, you've changed SHIRLEY ENTZMINGER Well dressed doll CAROL ERDMANN BARBARA Nice to know FENENDAEL KIRBY CLARK RICHARD CODY DUWAYNE COOK ROSELINE CURASI Who skips???? Two lunch periods Get ready joyous and friendly 98 iv-4 lui l'AlRlllA IHOD itll mc 't BARBARA FRAZIER Slmining lwright -IAMES GABUURY Um' of Wcst's giants DlMl'l'RA GALANIS Iilattk-lmirctl IWCLIUIY UANIEI. IIERRIS 'Mc iiml my sl11uluw ARLINI lUUI.lxS One svscct kil CLURIA IIRIEDI. Dancc! l'tl love tu SHIRLEY GALLENBERG A cute trick ,IAMES GEARY lt's in the basket MYRUN EINK SHIRLEY FISHER AIEAN FLAHERTY Lay that pistol down Powers Model, to Ive Star gazing LW TW? 99 DELORES GIBSON JAMES GILLESSEN Two on the aisle Always leave them laughing ' MARTHA GLEASON 'Wanna buy a ticket? JEAN GLICK 'Two hearts in waltz time SHIRLEY GOMOLLA Five feet two-eyes of blue SHIRLEY GREENE Peaches and cream JOHN GOULEE Everybody loves john LOUELLA HAUSMAN Wetlding hells I00 SHIRLEY GRAHOVAC Following someones footsteps DONNA GRUZCZYNSKI Like no other JUDITH HASTINGS Down at the Rivers VALERIE HEERHOLD Loves the old school RUI5IiR'I' IIIiNNARICI'IS Tell us an joke BRUCE IIIZUIZR DIANE HIGGINS IZTIIIEL IIIRSCHBIEIN Anil his hot-rod, mo Wc'll miss you-:ind Tony, Whiting, and uh! so ww anxious NANCY IIIIITIINIANN Slow gmil sreauly LlI.Y IIOMRIGIIAUSFN Sweet uml lovely KA'I'lIIiRlNIi IIUIIIER Any urmpluinrsff ,ummm ,IACQOISSON 'Ilmse lwmins are .ippru inlcil RIEINHART HOITMANN livery girls dream BIi'I I'Y HOUSIEY Number, please RONALD IIUBIZRT Quiet, but sincere ,lust figures FRIED DIQJIIANNSIENQQ IOI fe' . 7 '-:'X'fY X+ - ' ffl x 'lb CECILIA KEANE She walks alone JANET KEELEY Oh, what a friend .fl THOMAS KENNEDY Quiet KAY KOSTA Know!! ROBERT KRECKLER Pretty boy CAROL KLING Shell he your secretary AUDREY KRAMER Ya - oh ya NIICHAEL KRENEK Canned corn GWEN JONES PETER JUMES Shes on top of the world Never without a friend BERNADINE KALINOXVSKI Princess fashion MARIE KAWALSKE Petite and pretty 102 'NN I,AVIiRNIi LANG Sung of springtime SUZANNII LIKIIINIER Strutring duwn the field DAVID IIMMIZRMANN Shy ,guy AUDRIiY I.IiWIN IIi, everybody! -lOSIiI'II KRlIIiGIiR Ifnllww the rerun BISTTY LAU Su aloof PATRICIA LIEH MAN Dues helper MARLIENE LIENNARTZ Lunk at the birdie BIEVIZRLY MADISON Yuu'Il never walk alone ROBERT KRUTZ IIe's il friend indeed Never a Imd word spoken ,IANICIZ LACILAW RICHARD LAGROSSA Little Greek 103 ...N DOROTHY MAY JOAN MARQUARDT ROGER MAYNARD ARLENE MELCI-IER Humorous and senseless What is that you and I hear? EDWARD MESHESKI Walking along together GAIL MCGRATI-I The lilt of Irish laughter LOIS MIRGELER The eyes have it ANNETTE METRIE Tony, can you come out?' CAROL MELLER 2 1 I yy ANTONIO MONACO Maestro Monaco Bring: May flowers Ring on my linger , I I 5 E -' - if '42 .. .Eg 'I mf eg s , as X ss W gf rw -wif EE -, .4 32515- ALEX MOSTROUS Al , if you please JEROME MUSHALI. Big man w-fw I04 arp' ,. ILLIAM MYERS ,lIiROMIE MYSLIWSKI PATRICIA NARES NANCY NAC I L Me and my shaduwu jeepers The ltttlc url wth the bla cheer NOLA Nl5USTIiDTIiR VICTORIA NIEUVILLIE Never ttlune Temper - temper I5IiRNICIi NOITIZKII DOROTHY NOLTIi Ii is for the Iwusy It's wings for me DONALD NORTON LEROY O'CONNIiI.I. Iiinsteitfs junior partner Quite a dresser KQAROLINIE OI.I.A CORA OLSON NIH'--IHUI uh! my! A big portion of personality 5 ,f A NEAL OPINE THOMAS PAISER The quiet man Let's face it PATRICIA PAUPKE Them there eyes GAIL PERKINS Ir's those eyes that have it CHRISTINE PESKIE I hear a rhapsodyn RAYMOND PETERSON DOUGLAS PACKARD He's a jolly, good fellow RUDOLPI-I PAUPKE Light of knowledge? LOIS PERO Red silk stockings and green perfume GLADYS PETERSON Rhapsody in blue DALE PETRANECH Let's have a party DONNA PAULSON It's a great, wide, wonderful world ' 106 DONNA RA'I'HIiRMliL 'I'lmu swell, Thou witty DONALD RlilMAN Ar last - jlfdklllklflllll RC JNALD ROSENTHAL My wilil Irish msc MARUARIVII SAI.I:lfR An ulil-lalsliiuncil girl IJIANII I7IfTRY Lips lilac wine GENE RISIED Physics? It's u snap ROBERT RIVERS Old man Rivers WILLARD RCPWLANDS Willie or won't hc! SHARLIZIZN SCHAIZFITIZR Sweet anil lovely OMAR PLAISANCI2 Ilzot IUUI tootsien sm 'ZS' CAROL POLGAR KATHRYN PRIYVORT Weililing bells Tell me you're mine 107 GV SHIRLEY SCHEMBERGER Mickien GEORGE SCHILL Dance, dream, drool FERD SCHLAPPER CAROL SCI-IMIDT Young man with a horn Younger than springtime CAROL SCHMOLL oh jimmy, Jimmy JOAN SCI-IROEDER NANCY SCHULZ 4jim'sp cute piece of property VILAS SCHWARTZ Pack of wild horses GLORIA SCI-IROECKENTHALER Oh you beautiful doll BEVERLY SCHULTZ This couldn't happen again GERHARDT SCHULZE I'm hashful????? C THOMAS SHEPHERD Fur man Friday 108 .nd SIiVliRlN SIVIZRTSON lllllhl' willl women D! JNNA S'l'ANSl1l.l. A pretty ,uirl is lilac Ll mclmlyn l lAl.S'l'l',D S'l'I'.VUAR'l Um' swell 'guy NANCY STK .ll Wfcllnlirliu in smru lRliNli S'I'OCQKliRU Quwl, l7llI nicm' n, d . Nl 1 , A ..4. x . lj' . I, f'1 F . RICHARD VILLA Little devil GERALD WAGNER Put your little foot right out LA DONNA WALSH Wings on her feet ELODA WEISHAAR Gayer than laughter JOANNE VANDENBUSCH Beautiful brown-eyes ,lllDlTl l Wl l ITNIEY fllum-luke, anyone! SYRONIA VUILLIAMS Swell to hnvc arouml ANTHONY ZIMANK JVIC Mc .xml my inmginatiunu RONALD ZINDLER 'l'r.ulx star-incligilwlc liliVliRl.Y WliNZlil. l.nvur of the Blues ww. If ,F , 1Mp DONALD WILDIZ I ' Life is one big act CAROL YOUNG One of the big four ROSEMARY 'fl 'ff ZIMMERMANN ' , Lots of fun JAMES ZYDUQLK Pretty swell guy AIAMES WIENZIZL PATRICIA WESISLA -IACQUELINE VVETHALL Nulu Mistress, of the organ Rememlwerell by her friends Ill 'W-nn, H 1 4 Z W k 2 x 231' , . YI 0 4' Q wx' ol ,,.iw ACTIVITIES Thomas Altenburg Elizabeth Detwiler Meriel Goulet jean Horstmann Par Koncewicz Nancy Kunath Toula Mistrioty jo Ann Progar Dick Schulze BOYS' SPORTS Tom Bentz Mel Dressler Dale Petranech GIRLS' SPORTS Meriel Goulet Susan Kelly Bonnie Yerkie TYPISTS Nancy Srich Eloda Weishaar PHOTOGRAPHER James Rush ASS'T. BUS. MGR. Bonnie Yerkie FACULTY ADVISERS EVELYN SWEENEY . . . Layout and Arr HELEN DALEY . .... Copy JOHN TOWLE. . . Copy HERMAN KRUSCHKE . . Finance o Hoqos5,,,, . 'Tjef .,..' in X sry, 6' 14, ! J ml 5 FJ. gx Assw' ,V4.,,.......I 'ay-tlz,,f I A, -- - U - -- f vw.. '2- 1 n , Q 1f',,:.,. ,. -A, W- M., ,, 1 X , Q -L .Jw V, L fl 'Z mx r'-fe. ,I V.: f ni-.. l,,,'-1 1 ' f 'Y --1. '- B-..-.-fg, ,... 1 ' ' : ' '- s F I -.. 5 .. -40.2 'if' BY 'L .,.,i..,:Y,- iQ 114 STUCK CA RACES AT CEDARBURG SPEEDWAY CEDARBURG, WISCONSIN EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING Time-Trials at 6:30 P.M. Races at 8:30 P.M. Watclz Local Papers for Special Ewen! Races and Slllltlllly Races Spills . . . Chills . . . Thrills AWAIT YOU 115 Greetings Students, CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATING SENIORS: As a fellow graduate, affiliated with the VVEST Division Alumni Association, I feel particularly close to the student body. It is with this close feeling of affection for the OLD SCHOOL that the following an- nouncement is made: Each summer my company hires a few 16 to 20 year old boys for jobs in our plant. These jobs are in our paint shop, as helpers for the sprayers and packing THE KITCHEN WIZARD EFFICIENT - ECONOMICAL Sales and Rental for any Occasion It is an all electrical Slicer - Grater - Shredder Juicer - Corer and Mixer For Information Write WEISMUEIJLER INDUSTRIES department. The variety of work is wide, the work 2033 W. Juneau Ave. may at times be hard, the experience is excellent, the pay is sufficient, well above average factory wages. If you are interested in summer work, you are invited to apply for one of these jobs now, the earlier the better. Most of our current top employees started here on this basis. LEHMANN'S FLORAL SHOP , , , The Finest in Corxages and Wedding Bouquets Please understand that this announcement Just In- forms you of the opportunity in advance. It does not . . 1-136 N. 27th St. DI 2-2838 guarantee that you will be the only applicants. JULIEN G. BAMBERGER '32, president of HAHN BAKING CO. Wholesale Bakers 121 N. BROADWAY MILVVAUKEE, WIS. 1700 W, JUNEAU AVE, TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1953 We extend our Congratulations and Best Wishes for a Successful future. Your senior negatives have been carefully Hled away. A reorder can be filled quickly. K L E I N S T U D I O 205 EAST WISCONSIN AvE. BROADWAY 2-9785 116 For the Finest in . . 0 Class Rings ' Club Pins 0 Diplomas 0 Announcements ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT and REPAIR CO. 2211 N. FARWELL BR. 1-2837 LAABS INC. 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W'-WAUKEE 'f W'5C0N5'N Q We operate our own Plant GRADED QUALITY MEATS Also Every Kind of Poultry . . Dressed or Ready to Cook HERB PRITZLAFF WE DELIVER Telephone DI. 4-0151 1345 North 18th Street BETTY'S AND HERB'S Grocery and Delicatessen We feature BAKED HAM, ROLLS AND SALADS We are open Sunday: and Holiday: 2234 W. State VVEst 3-5886 FRED E. BOEHME, INC. Rrfrigrmlion - Air Conditioning SALES AND Service Curtis Refrigerators and Air Conditioners 4 4 NJ. Plankinton Ave. DAly 8-1918 FWD1i'S nwaisis I n NItAJ Flin me ' H 'gfiryf 73:1-g, : in eer R IAII I miiiiumaii iii 'eilil II'I I Iiil ii n il ' if' h ' i.!MH ll iv 0 The First Wfisconsin National Bank was organized as the Farmers and Millers Bank in 1853 - 100 years ago - with original quarters consisting of a single room on old East Water C now North Waterj Street, just a few steps north of Wisconsin Avenue. It was the era when Franklin Pierce was President... 'way back when the population of Milwaukee Centennial! f-::Xa 'ii ?n vi j e fntff totaled only about 25,000. Today, as the largest bank in XVisconsin, the century-old First Wisconsin begins a new century of serv- ice geared to the continuing growth and progress of the community, state and nation . . . Hrst in friendlyapersonal service at 13 convenient banking o ces. Choose this time- tested bank as your banking headquarters. OF MILWAUKEE X Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 119 Heartiest Congratulations to the entire Staff of the T953 COMET from N 0 RAM P R E S S Symbol of topmost quality in yearbook covers if The T953 COMET covers manufactured by The North American Press 728 N. 7th Street Milwaukee, Wisconsin Outstanding Covers Since 7864 120 IEQJW ,f..- . ' 2 -.4 'AAA 2 ffwwfw SJ fum, Z xl X MJ , fziwwf xp ELL. ' W 5, 91. if ,msrzsmw,Q :-f-ff,-W-E Z5 saga .,,v 4. ' 3 K r . . 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