West High School - Westward Ho Yearbook (Madison, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1946 volume:

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Where does one's faney turn in the fall? To what kind of a team tue'll have for football. rlt 5130, girls sit on the Wall of Fame, Watching the guys practice up for the game. Students get plaees by bike and by hike, For on Sept. I0 came the famous bus strike. ln flud, the 21st, wrestler Shurtleg came .V-ind threw on the floor Gil Colttccy's frame. October With botu and arrow, Larry Trotter bags a deer. Clocks go haywirej T.B. tests given here. Tommy Dorsey introduces Hong Kong Bluesvg HigheTimes' 15th birthday headlines the news. The Loft opens on the 6th, full of zest, Peterson, Forrest, and Shehan represent West. Seniors pose for pictures, all looking brightj Everyone does homework on Hallowe'en night West beats lanestfille midst crotad-hyste1'ia,' Big Homecoming dance in school cafeteria. Students eharrer buses for big Beloit game, Hand 411111 Fisherfc 1-heerleading acquire fame. November East is Fast and West is West, Xlnd with a 6 to 6 tie, neither is best. Regents swamp Horlick by I2 to 0 score, Then spotlight turns on the basketball floor. WEST HIGH SCHOOI Hood Friday lainxf, I'le.fz'ia, and Srellllinx are prc'xie,v of r'la.vxe.r,' Pride and Pl4l'jIll!l.l'l'H makes a hit with Ihe rmmex lark llurllmr ral.: tzzrlqey at .-Inn lfmery Hullg With Olxen and lrilinmn, Pal 1' lfvey amaze.: all. Stlidelllx mllefz l'41lIl1t'll f00l1'.f for other lu11d.f,' Une dexxert per peixmzzf' l'Lljl4'fL'I'l-H demandx. Nor to be outdone by lim Greerfs c'Ultj7c', .lllwerlzt and Bruee rent the mr with the drrmpf D c'ren1 ber Fm' their annual Clwistnzay eheer .I Girly' Club elothing drive Ihix year- That eliildren used' to war and pain May laugh at ll'lIIfC'l .f wld again. May Ihc' ,ftar that shone on their head.: thai day Sland by our side ufhen we enter the frayg ,lad perhaps 1l'c ll remrnzlfer in .mme future year Faint, far-away zfaieex that filled halls with fheez x lanuary Uh, give me a home where the saxoplmnex groan Wlzere the dear and her Hi-Y pin playg Where Quillen ix tlzmned 011 ll bilge of hix own. Alml the band will malqe muxir till day. Hfr ture our hair, me cvacked thc' lmolqy- . lil'-f7lIl'k,f, frzjfee, and agonized lfmlgy, We 1'o14ldn't renieuzber ren-linzex-zh1'ee,' llunesl, me iwanfed jim one little HH. l lfelzrllary We ll'fH7 fame .It Ihe lanewillc' game, .-Ind fhealed fhe gods, .-lgainxt all odds! WEST HIGH SCHOOL 3 i- ,, sfbelfwi vxsffot THE M areh Gilbert and Sullivan had a two-night rang H.M.S. Pinafore sare was fan, Legal bigamy was begun- Tafo afiaes by Rafe were afooed and won. fl penny for a trombone, ,'1 penny for a saxophone! Thafs the may the musie's blown: Pop goes the concert. April lf we eoald name earth's greatest good, Her lozfeliest ereation- lt would be that she made for us That blessed spring vacation. May And now Girls' Club presents The epitome of style Bat with oar income as it is, l guess zae'll wait a while They skip, they twirl, Tlzey tumble and they praneef Don't miss .these whirling aleraishes- lt's fast the spring May Dance. lane We love thee, school, for all thou art, For all thou hopes! to be,' llat, oh, we love thee mueh the best When are are free from thee. The elass is fall Of seniors in frustration, ,ls one by one they flank Their last examination. To think u'e'll really graduate For onee a1on't miss the boat Hat noa' afe're really not quite sure lt's gonna float. WEST HIGH SCHOOL HCDNGRS National Honor Society Seniors lohn Berger Lyman Bixby Gene Bliss Greta Broekhausen Mary Bruce Barbara Burrell 'lohn Butler 'Earl Casida 'Irving Chortek 'Elizabeth Crownhart 'Noreen Culver Q lack Edson 'Mary Fahlberg Betty Forrest Nora Ellen Haley David Hanson Ierry Keitt funiors Matt Champion Trueby Eppley Ianice Livermore Philip Miles Honor Pins High Honors Iohn Berger Greta Brockhausen Mary Bruce Barbara Burrell Noreen Culver Honors Lyman Bixby Earl Casida Shirley Castle lo Ann Chipman Irving Chortek Elizabeth Crownhart Doris Duke lack Edson Emilie Kielchofer 'Sheila Kivlin Lois Main Grace Matthews Clayton Miller Bill Piper Marv Potter Walter Raushenbush William Riemen Barbara Roberts Pat Salisbury 'Robert Shehan Sally Shehan Dale Sorden Charles Sorenson 'Dolores Wallestad Betty Winslow 'Iames Zimmerman 'B Q 'Elected as iuniors. lane Raeder Mary Lou Roberts Helen Schaars Elaine Schoenoif William Sutherland Clement Williams Mary Fahlberg Mary Potter Walter Raushenbush Bob Shehan Charles Sorenson Dolores Wallestad Dorothy Fox Ierry Keitt Lois Main Emilie Kiekhofer Sheila Kivlin William Riemen Sally Shehan Betty Winslow Roy Zimmer Allzlefic Amar Football Ted Bleckwenn Gilbert Coluccy Russ Gessler Harry Gilbert Dave Hanson Wayne Hierlmeier Bob Iohnson Iohn Kuenning Al Lackner Basketball Iohn Berger Ted Bleckwenn Iohn Bliese Stan Hill lim Iardine Tennis Warren Lucas lack Olds Sliaw Essay Pr 1945 Greta Brockhausenwa., Luanne Lewis ,.,....Y,,, Lois Miller ,e,. .YYY... Mary Snee ,,,,,e..Y YY,YY......,..- 1946 Informal Essay Iohn Casida ...YY,.,,.,fff-ff---V Philip Miles .V,.Y ,,.. Exposition Iohn Berge ,,,... .,,,,,,,,.. S Warren Lucas Homer Levenick Bob Manslield Rudy Miller Norman Nordeen Dick Oscar Lester Paul Tom Pharo. Hill Piper lim Zimmerman George Barker. Mgr. Bob Mansfield Dale Myrland Tom Ripp Roy Zimmer lim Zimmerman Herb Henning, Mgr. George Peterson D'ck Schubert Doug Stegntr ize Beatrice Ingwell ..,,,. . e 4----f ff Quill anal Scroll 'Greta Brockhausen Irving Chortek Elizabeth Crownhart Noreen Culver Carol Davis 'Mary Fahlberg Betty Forrest First Prize Second Prize ,,,,,,Thira' Prize Fourth Prize , ,, ,,,, First Prize Honorable Mention First Prize Honorable Menrion 'Grace Matthews Philip Miles Miry ' tt r loe Barbara Roberts Pat Salisbury Walter Raushenbush Helen Schaars Nadine Schuster Science Awar Clayton Miller . . . I. C I. d Activity Pins 'Eliliabeilii Zlriownhart Pat Albrecht Barbara Allen Iohn Berger Natalie Biart Dave Birt Lyman Bixby Gene Bliss Greta Brockhausen Mary Bruce Bill Buob Barbara Burrell Dave Culver Noreen Culver Elaine Cyr lack Edson Ioan Ellis LaVerna Esser 'Mary Fahlberg lane Farrell Betty Forrest . Sarah Ann Fowlkes Blake Fox Charles Golden Marilyn Hammes Mary Hickey 'Loris Huseboe Ted Iltis Bonnie Iohnson Don Iohnson Nancy Iohnson Don Iones Ierry Keitt 'Sheila Kivlin Iudy LaFollette Mary Lenahan Luanne Lewis Io Ann McClung Emilie Kiekhofer George Keitt Luanne Lewis Virginia Mack Marilyn Masley Grace Matthews Virginia Nichols Susan Norris Evelyn Pearson George Peterson Robert Shehan 'Elected as iuniors. Beckley Roberts Pat Salisbury 'Dick Schubert Helen Schaars Nadine Schuster Anna Mary Searls 'Bob Shehan Bill Piper 'Sally Shehan 'C, O. Plaskett Mary Snee Mary Potter Dale Sorden Walter Raushenbush Dolores Wallestad 'Suzanne Reed Tom Reese Barbara Roberts Iulianne Weiss Betty Winslow WEST HIGH SCHOOL 'Elected as juniors I AllTh W Id' ASt sp, ,ng e or s age D0 Q A S99 ill i 1 MQKHCJ if 'T 'il f ll l . I Y T 1 f 5 X i'l ll S A1 i i i f -Qazunfv, The houselights dimmed, the crowd became quiet, and the curtain opened on the first dramatic produc- tion of the year, lane Austen's delightful comedy of manners, Pride and Prejudice, on Nov. 15 and l6. The play centered around the Bennet family in 18th century England. Papa Bennet, portrayed by Dave Birt, seemed to be surrounded by the feminine sex, namely his Highty, society-minded wife, Mary Snee, and his three daughters: Iane, the beauty-Nat Biartg Lydia, who promoted a scandal in the family- Carol Feldman: and Lizzie, the independent tomboy -Mary Fahlberg. The plot revolved around mama's marrying off her three young 'uns. She meets with success as she pairs nfl lane with Mr. Bingley-Don Iohnsong and Lydia clopes with the dashing Mr. Wickhem-Buddy Grif- fith. Mama meets her Waterloo, however, when it comes to Lizzie. The latter does the unheard of thing by turning down the offer of her wolhsh minister cousin, Mr. Collins-lack Edson. Instead, she pur- sues and is pursued by handsome, aristocratic Mr. Darcy-Chuck Webster. Despite obstacles in the form of Miss Bingley-Lois Miller, and Lady Catherine- Dolores Wallestad, both the pride and prejudice of Lizzie and Darcy are tossed aside in the final mo- ments, and love reigns supreme. The play was directed by Miss Mariam Hansen, who later left her teaching position to become Mrs. Robert Schilling. Her Majesty's Ship, Pinaforew pulled into harbor March 22 and 23 for the second production of the year, a musical directed by Miss Marion Huxtable, aided by Mrs. Ruth McCarty. West's first taste of Gilbert and Sullivan was indeed a memorable one. The Pinafore is the site where the captain's daugh- ter Iosephinefsj-Irmie Wolff and Nancy Iohnson, fall in love with a seaman aboard ship, Ralph Rack- straw-Raleigh Williams. She does this, regardless of the pleadings of her father, Captain Corcoran-Don Doerfer, to marry Sir Ioseph Porter-Ted Iltis. Adding a villainous note to the operetta was the malformed Dick Deadeye, played by Dale Sorden, who did his best to try to complicate matters. Butter- cup-Dolores Wallestad, comes to the rescue with solutions and songs to keep the ship and its love affairs on an even keel. Additional members of the principal cast were Hebe-Indy Vogel, Boatswain-George Steb- bins, and Boatswain's Mate-Dan Oliver. With the choruses of girls and sailors and various department advisors in addition to Miss Huxtable and Mrs. Mc- Carty, the splendid orchestral score of Mr. Stanke and his orchestra, the success of the operetta proved that weve an ear for music as well as an eye for drama. aa, i viii? 1 css! 5 lg 2. jf We Curtain call of Pride and Preiudiccu 6 WEST HIGH SCHOOL WI l'rirlu .xml Prcimlicn- hCl'I1L'5Z Temp lcfl piculrrz Guru! lfulnlmnnn, Imlmu Wqnllwnul. luck Iimlwn, Mary Smw. Surah lfmvlkw, Mary Fglhllwrg. LIINI Nlllllllk' limrt. .Xt thc Viglll wr su- Luis Mlillur CUHSIIHIIQ N:lt.1l1L' Bigut. I,cmls uf lI.M.S, Iyillllf-UI'L'u2 Ilan Oliwr, llulmxw Wqnllutnul, Dun llmrfcr. lrmic Wulif. Rallcigll Williams, Nancy Iuhmnn, 'll-nl lllix. Imly Vogel. Skip Slflwlwim. :xml Ilnlc Surmlcn. Tlxc lmttum picum- is thu Iinulc scunc nf l1.M.S. l,illLlf0I'L'H. ,sux K A, has S Q . s .,, 13m 'g fx w S -l5'l'lll11llSCllUllL E me ' h me I ,7NA lv .gf '- me 0 Have you ever heard Dreams, Sweet, .ringing Dreams, Bright towers of aoiees In Symphony song? Have you ever heard Szmxetx Of roaring z'r'e.veendo, Of fiery bronze eyrnbaly ,rind Triumphant flutes? The W orld'x a J'C'll'6'fI.0l1. Uh, play if you can! Life fi a dream of I'L'LllI.ll't'.V mahirzg .fi dream to be rung through, The xunset, l1'fe's promixe To worthy musidans. Can you hear il? fu ' M wif-lr , Q wing rim Www We 1 -M 2 ,Q + w -Q , ,fl 51 Q0 ,Q ' ofa :fig vw vw or X I was Q. MV ,,, Z' Mm Marion Huxtublc, Director of Choir. Band, Orche Zuznzffncfalenflafr Dec. Dec. Dee lan Gum 16-Capitol Christmas Pageant 20-Caroling in the Halls 21-Christmas Concert Z0-Winter Concert WEST HIGH SCHOOL Avi: A ii K Mr. Iirncst Slnnkc. llircctux' uf Hand .mul Orchestra. and hair Spf!-inqeafencfaa Mar. 22-25-Operetta Mar. 28-Pop Concert May I7-Spring Concert lunc 7'CiI'LlL1l1iltiOl1 WEST HIGH SCHOOL x-g Banff l.1'lt1'ng zfofazf .four our, Uni, u'c'1' our ufufzdcrfzzg minrlx Dvvp in our muff IVc' !1tH'l710l1l.Zl' fllflll' !71l'I0dl.C',S'. 'rf1IYl!7f71'llg llUl'!'f'.x' ring out, 0111 tlzrrmglz llfliflllgil' lzearlx 190114-11111 f7l'C'fC'l1lI'l'd 1'7lI1I-f7C'l'I'l7t'C HQ' fflflllf to tfzcir 11dI'H7071I.t'5! Il 1fh lu'll-filff' Ioncx Tin' fllllc' CYUHII ',x' fu uf, Ifloutx 0141 lo uf. Wu' zrzcfdflufc' 1.15 nzfsxagc. Lot l77l' south your iroublcxl Lvl fm' lt'cIff away your rare!! Lf.ffl'l1! Lixlcn to my Jong! f M9 mi' xy! 5 Gold Star Page Remember? Fifty-seven gold stars representing struggle-reality-death. At first a Hash impression says . . . a loss. But a second, more thoughtful realization replies . . . not a loss . . . a hope. A hope living for the future as a proof that these men did not die in vain. 1931-Charles Berg 1933-Thomas Lounsbury 1934-Lloyd Hinch 1935 -William Brannon Iohn Dreher Elmer Haugen Harold Rieder 1936-Earl Mitchell Lyland Peterson Iohn Rundell Paul Vivian 1937-Roy Brindley 1938 Robert Damon Robert Endres Gerald Gross Tom Marks Harold Mickelson -Robert Bjerk Frank Briggs Francis Garnett Louis Haugh Burdette Pearson Robert Smith Francis Tiedeman 1939-George Gaffney 1940 1941 Robert Harriman Thorneil Haugen Sylvester Hoffman William Avery Philip Baldwin William Bathurst David Cochems Harry Haugen -Reider Brostrom Paul Miller Lloyd Pullen Fred Schmitz Arthur Van Kleeck 1942 1943 1944 -Robert Dixon Clarence Grimm Alan Mohr Arnold Simon Iohn Smart Robert Thompson Alvin Waldron Ioseph Wilkins -Iohn Bettinger Baldasar Caruso Robert Donahoe Edward Grady Ralph Iones Marvin Lundquist Chester Mullins G-lenn Uehling -Richard Herling Richard Huffman Robert Leo Vetter l ORRliS'l' W. Gll.l.E'l I' MEMORIAL TROPHY A lad who wanted to serve his country and llub Consigny, Blake lfox, Ianiee Livermore. Henry Turville. ' and Al Frank help package Wests contribution to the canned goods drive. wasn't given the chance will be commemorated this year at West: Forrest Gillett. stellar student and athlete. His untimely death, soon ifter his 1944 graduation from West. prompted sixteen NVest grads and close friends to set up a memorial trophy to he awarded annually to the out tanding seniorlathlete, who is also student and class leader. M.. 10 WEST HIGH SCHOOL War and Peace Activitie As we look back on the last several years, we find that West High has compiled a record of service and loyalty to our country of which we can well be proud: 368,370.80 sold in war bonds and stamps. l,l37 grads in military service. Various paper drives, spon- sored by the Girls' Club for scholarships and by the Stud-ent Senate. 2,100 cans of food collected for UNRRA. 600 pairs of shoes collected for Norwegian Relief. Many bundles of clothes collected for Russian, Greek, and Norwegian Relief. Credit is due the Girls' Club, Girls' English Club, the Bond and Stamp Salesmen, and the Student Senate for making these projects successful. The Service Flag Committee, a group of I. R. stu- dents under the direction ol' Mr, George Steiner, has rendered valuable service in keeping the record of our grads in service. l l Prin R. O Christoflersen addressing the aud on Memorial Day. In the background is the Gold Star Hag. WEST HIGH SCHOOL 11 INIL llx mn I H1 lun mx lnslmx N N :lc 1 NN l KH NINIIIH pl F11 lf X IICNN Ur xx unc lllll c L UC Fm' Q 'I hL must DUIXLIIII smut rm 1 s I, n L K IH 1, L nn ufctc ' udu I wr x Hal LN ull! Lum clirnrlul 113 Mrs. lcun Cuu'lcm' Girls' Club. 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Cuncurt 111islr1-55111-rw Bliss 111111 pinn- ist S111-11:1 Kiv- A, 1111 talks t11111- out 111-furc 1111- urchcs- X 'g-,ixfqfx Il'1l1S 111-x1 IILllH11L'I', an X Mrs. 1:.1lAl1L'I1. Miss 1.lI'I111R'. ill1l1 Mrs. McMillan. 1111- 11111-r 111115141-11-1-1x 111' thc- uilicv. WEST HIGH SCIIOOI. it 'D 1 - gma S1lCI'I'j' F:IA0XVIl1l1lTl alt 1111- cu m1111111-1' l1'1L'5 11111 111-1' 11111-N-talk thu' swn-1-I 101111111 uf Vvcst. 13 11111 The football sqnatl, left to right Qlwack rowj: Wayne l'llCl'lIllClCl', Al Lackner, Russ Gesslcr, Bob Iohnson. and Bob Mans- lieltl. lfront row: Gil Coluccy, Norm Nor- mleen, Harry Gilbert, Dave Hanson. Bill Piper, Iohn Kucnning, Warren Lucas. Tcml lilecltwenn was ahsent. Basketball Regular Season llill Piper. .Xliovc is all-state gllllltl Football West 0 Fond du Lac 2 West 6 Racine Park I2 West 12 Central 7 West 13 Beloit 24 West 41 Ianesville 26 West 12 Racine Horlick ll West 6 East 6 West 7 . . . Kenosha IZ The basketliall squatl, left to right: T. Mould, D. Myr- West Wisconsin Rapids 39 West Racine Park 20 West Beloit 46 West West West West West West West West West Central 52 La Crosse Central 26 East 40 VVaukegan 5l Rockford West 42 lanesville 45 Kenosha 33 Racine Horlick 35 Racine Park 4-l West 43 Beloit 39 West 39 Central 41 West 21 East 29 West 43 Racine Horlicli 2-l West 36 Kenosha 49 West 45 Ianesville 43 Regional Tournament at Stoughton West 49 . . . Stoughton 33 West 59 .. .Monroe 45 VVest 50 . . . Ianesville 54 lancl, I. Zinimernian, R. Zim- l mer. I. Burger, W. Lucas. i ll, Piper, ll. Manslieltl, S. llill, T. lileckwt-lin, 'l'. Ripp. I. lllicse. I. larmlinc was ali- scnt. To the lt-ft is Captain Iolin llcrger. 14 w li ST HIGH SCHO Left is George Barker, manager. Center picture is game at llreese Stevens Held. At right is Coach Willis jones. Regents On The Gridiron With nine returning lettermen, four of them regu- lars on the 1945 championship team, prospects looked rosy for the Regents to continue the successes of the 1944 and 1945 elevens. The promising nucleus of emblem winners included Bill Piper, Russ Gessler, Harry Gilbert, Al Lackner, Bob johnson, Dick Oscaij, Dave Hanson, Bob Mansfield, and Norm Nordeen. West faced its schedule with high hopes, rated among the conference favorites. I ln the opening game of the season, the Regents lost, 2-0, to Fond du Lac. A week later, Racine Park's fourth quarter rally dropped the Maize and Blue, 12-6, in the Big Eight conference opener for both teams. ln the city series opener with Central, West un- covered a new offensive star in Don Annen and won, 12-7. Heartened by this victory and accompanied by three hundred Regent rooters, the team journeyed to Beloit but succumbed to the blazing speed of the Purple's Bill Demos, 24-13. Next the Ionesmen swamped Ianesville, 41-26, in a Homecoming fray which featured strong offensive play. The team followed up the triumph over the Bluebirds with a 12-0 win over Racine Horlick, which was gained by a two-touchdown fourth quarter Regent rally. 6,700 fans jammed Breese Stevens Field to see the East-West clash, which was to decide the city cham- Ken Paine encourages us at a football pep meeting. Class prexy, Don Innes, is sitting at right. WEST HIGH SCHOOL pionship. The Purgolders were favored to nip the hot and cold Regent eleven, but the Maize and Blue rose to the occasion. Theibattle ended in a 6-6 tie. West's tying score came on a sensational pass-lateral play, Gessler to Bleckwenn to Mansfield. With star fullback Bob Iohnson on the sidelines, the Regents closed their season with a bitterly fought 12-7 loss to Kenosha. Although finishing fifth in the Big Eight, the team was not without its individual stars. Guard Bill Piper was named to the all-state squad. Bob Iohnson, Harry Gilbert, and Piper were chosen for the Shrine all-city team. In the final analysis, although the 1946 West grid- ders were handicapped by injuries and bad breaks, they still managed to end the season with a record of three wins, four losses, and one tie, and a tie for the city series crown. l 15 Manager Ilerh Hen- ning is giving the squad a pep talk before a game. Left to right are T. Ripp. R. Zimmer, I. Berger, li. Piper, T. Hleckwenn, li. Manslield, W. Lucas, I. larillnc, and I. Zim- mt-rman. Through Th, Hoop When Coach Iones looked over basketball prospects last fall, the future was not bright. There were only two reserves left from the '45 state titlists, Iohn Berger and lim Zimmerman. Since other schools were far better off, the Reg-ents' two-year domination of Big Eight basketball seemed destined to end. lt did end, but not without a swan song. To open the season, the team surprised by defeating Wizconsin Rapids, 41-39, as Iohn Berger scored l9 points. The Rapids team later went to the state semi- linals. The middle ol the season brought double victories :ver both Beloit and Horlick. Also, the inability of the Regents to hold a lead was shown by losses to Fast, 40-39, and Central, 4l-39. In both games, West had a go-otl lead but couldnt hold it. The season came to a grand climax on Feb. 22 when Ianesville bit the dust, 45-43, despite a desperate last minute rally. This Regent eruption before fifty re- tained service lettermen and 1,500 fans forced lanes- ville to talie a tie for the Big Eight crown with Racine Park. 'lhe regional at Stoughton opened with an easy 49-33 Regent victory over Stoughton. The next game was the greatest triumph of the Regent season. The team smashed the state title hopes of the state's top rated team, Monroe, by the convincing score of 59-45. X tense moment in the -lll-3U game with East. left tu right: T. Ripp, li. Withers, I. Berger. A. ll 0 IQ li e I' y. T. Vltall. I. Zimmerman. and T. lileckwcnn. 16 WEST HIGH SCHOOL Action With The Cindermen Coach Les Dukes first call for track candidates was answered by over fifty boys. Among these were nine returning lettermen: Bill Piper, Bob Coyier, Gil Co- luccy, Glenn VVeeks, Ted Bleckwenn, Beckley Roberts, Malcolm Mossman, Al Lackner, and state quarter- mile champ, Bob Mansfield. After working out for six weeks, the team journeyed to the Wisconsin Rapids indoor meet. The Regents took this meet by a wide margin, showing strength and balance in all departments. Sixteen of the nine- teen Westians shared in the scoring. New prospects showing promise at this meet included Walker Reid, Ralph Lee, Don Iones, Iim Iardine, lack Walker, Wayne Hierlmeier, Herb Henning, Charles Sorenson, and Harry Stuhldreher. Tom Ripp, ace junior high half-miler, reported late after recovering from an operation. On April 20, Natalie Biart reigned as queen over the West Relays. Her court consisted of Sally Shehan and lane Lewis. On April 23, the team went to Free- port for a triangular meet with Beloit and Freeport. On May 4, the Regents participated in the Rockford Relays. Then, on May 11, they traveled to Kenosha for the Big Eight meet. Those Westians who placed third or better in the sectional meet on May 18 competed in the state meet at Madison on May 25. The season was concluded with the city meet at Breese Stevens Field on the night of Wednesday, May 29. Top picture: Returning lettermen of the track team: back row, A. Lackncr, B. Roberts, B. Piper, G. Weeks. Front row. B. Coyier, B. Mansfield, T. Bleckwenn, G. Coluccy, M. Mossman :mtl Coach Les Duke. Second picture: Runners practicing on the track field: left to right, Frank Schmitt, Wayne Hierlmcier, Chuck Sorenson, Glen Weeks, and Tom Koltes. 1946 TRACK SQUAD WEST HIGH SCHOOL : -11 Four Lakes Football One of the best features of the Madison high school athletic program is Four Lakes football. Last fall wit- nessed the most successful season the Four Lakes league has had since it started. West entered three teams, the Dodgers, the X's, and the Bears. Other entries included the Wisconsin High and Central B- teams and three teams from East. For West, the teams were set up according to class. Reserve sophomores played on the Bears, juniors on the X's, and seniors on the renowned Dodgers. Players on the Regent traveling squad found work as coaches for the Four Lakes teams. For example, Dave Hanson and Iohn Kuenning worked with the Dodgers, Les Paul with the X's, and Bill Piper with the Bears. These boys always had ample assistance from other first squad members. During the season, the Dodgers performed very well, and both the Bears and the X's gave great promise of future strength. The Dodgers held first place until their final game, when a 6-0 hard-luck loss to the East Eagles forced them to take second place, half a game back. In games involving two West repre- sentatives, the Dodgers beat the X's, 20-0, and the Bears, 26-0. The X's won a hard-fought game with the Bears by the score of 20-13. The Four Lakes season gave many boys a chance to play football and revealed many Fine prospects for the coming years. BEARS DODGERS X'S l WEST Hlon scHooL - Team -- Four Lakes League More than a first team represented West on the basketball floor last winter. First among other cage teams we must mention the Regent li-team. This squad played preliminary games before each regular appearance of the Maize and Blue first team. The boys made a highly creditable showing in competition with city and Big Eight B-team rivals. Meanwhile, five teams represented West in the two Four Lakes league sections. The National division claimed the Bears and Xisg and the liegcnaires, Dodg- lV' 'l't'aun: Hack row. standing: I. Bran- tleI1l1lll'.i1', U. Oliver, lfliese. li. Koel1lL'I'. ID. Gortlon, l'. Raymond. W. Scliar. Front row: l7, Xvtlfilllllklll. lf. llritlige, l. lardine, , . , . . l. lliam, l. Mould, ll. Myrlantl. and I. .I 1. l'HllI' lallses allttiltz l.eft to right, C. SGIITIISCII, T. Musa- fllial, lf. Rfiliel'Is. M. Moss' man, and l.. Bixby. Rt-gt-tiaii't-sz fstandingb A. l.aekiicr. M. Mossnian, ll. llt- n n i n 'l'. lfiorie, li. Weeks: tkneelingj M. Mu- sachia. li. l.acltner. 'l'. Mu- sacliia. lf. St-rgcnian. lit-ars: tstantlingi W. Raushe t-nhusli, lf. Philips. l.. Bixby, ll. lulies, li. RHl3t'I'l5I Clsllecle ing! R. liat-clilcr. ll. Quillcn. li, Stlltltstilt. ll hfcief, M Y i - ff-1 Wl:2S'l' HIGH SCHOOL ers, and Blue Devils were entered in the American division. Smothering all opposition from all schools in the league, the Regenaires and Bears won unde- feated honors in their respective sections. ln the post-season tournament, three West outfits did well. The Dodgers lost out in the quarter finals, and the Bears and Regenaires met in the finals, with the Regenaires winning a close one, 3l-28. The Re- genaires also won a subsequent playoff between league winners, 27-25, in overtime. is :fbi we Fi l ...flu .. Maize and Blue Spring Sports The Maize and Blue volleyball team started the spring program successfully when it won West's own invitational volleyball meet. Schools entered were Lodi, Lake Mills, Portage, Edgerton, Lake Geneva, Stough- ton, Central, East, and West. The Regents knocked Central into the consolation bracket 6-l'5, 15-4, 15-2. Then in the linals West again beat the Downtowners 15-7, I5-Ill, to Win the meet. Tennis prospects were good, with lettermen War- ren Lucas and George Peterson leading a fine group of prospects. Also returning as veterans were Bob Felch, Dick Schubert, and the fine doubles team of lack Olds and Doug Stegner. The Regents were slated to defend their city championship in a heavy schedule of Madison dual meets and the city meet on May 22, 23, and 24. West also defended its Big Eight net title at Kenosha on May ll. The state meet was set for Iune l. The golf team was well set to repeat as city champ and better its 1945 third place in Big Eight standings. Returning lettermen were Doug Nordby, Roy Gustav- son, Bob Shehan, and Iohn Gonce. Others expected to bolster the team included Erv Graf, Dan Oliver, Tom Mould, Bill Hilsenhoff, Roy Baechler, and Dick Meier. The schedule included two dual meets apiece with East, Central, and Wisconsin High. The Big Eight meet was held on May 18 at Beloit, and the state tournament was set for Iune 1, with the team hoping to win the championship. Iohn Gonce, Roy Gustavson, and Bob Shehan practice their championship golf on the school grounds. Volleyball team: Cback rowj B. Roberts, B. Mansfield, T. Bleckwenn, D. Gordon. D. Meier. Qfront rowj B. Buob, P. lhach. I. Green, T. Pharo, D. Schubert, H. Wichern. Warren Lucas and George Peterson shake hands after Z1 game of tennis. WEST HIGH SCHOOL Girls' Sports Bumps and bruises were the order of the day when speedball was introduced this year as the new fall sport. Miss Lillian Logemann, the advisor, who came to West this year from Racine, did a grand job in making the sport a big success. The championship team was led to victory by Dorothy Milbrandt, the team's captain. The volleyball tournament, headed by Na- dine Schuster, consisted of nine teams se- lected on a class basis. The winners were captained by Pauline Peck. Many ol' these girls took part in the volleyball play day held annually at West, with Ianesville, East, Cen- tral, and VVest participating. The day ended in a tie for Hrst between East and West. The Amazons, Ann Werneris eleventh grade team, was victorious in the hotly con- tested basketball tournament. Credit goes to Sally Shehan for the successful management of the games during Miss Logemamfs ab- sence. .f Bowling competition ended in early spring, with tennis, ping pong, and softball follow- ing later. Congratulations to all who turned out for after-school sports this year and to all who received their letters. lt was a job well done. The letter winners are Marilyn Masley, Helen Meanwell, Barbara Allen, Mary Potter, Pat Albrecht, Sally Shehan, Barbara Burrell, Ruth Davis, Sue Frost, Terry DeFazio, Marcella Hartwell, Ianet Hogan. Angeline Manson, Ann Werner, Dorothy Milbrandt, Ianet Oscar, and Evelyn Pearson. WEST HIGH SCHOOL UD 423 1 U5 H7 Miss Lillian Logemann and Miss Esther Gerling. Letter winners. Volleyball action. Action on the speedball field. ml Stop. Look. The girls in the home economics sewing class finish their creationsn for the style show. Bob Mayer, Mr. George Koehler, and Peg Mohr examine the secrets of biology under Ll microscope. 1 Aspiring chemists concentrate on one of Mr. Butler's thriller-diller exams. WEST HIGH SCHOOL and Listen. Mr. Gundcrson's seventh period 'lEcon class hashes ovCr thc problems of South America. ? -1, ,W I.- 7 , ,, Mrs. Cowlcs explains ll tricky problem to Gordon Andor- son, liill Ricmcn, anal Tod llris ol' her lrig class. Miss Morgan and her second-year studmts Hparlcnt francais . WEST HIGH SCHOOL 23 Hvhulil our stalwart 1-lub prvsiilt-nts! lll B. Allen. S. Llc-ranili. F. Casida, B. Burrell R. fnlstavsun. 11. lhuc-klinusnng tll N. Ruin. D. Xlatlusnn, 5. hlwhan. I.. Main. M. Steiner H. Turvillv: l3l I.. Rixliy. J. Br-rg:-r ttwn vlulial, Il. Piper. .l. Filson. ill Tl. Burt. A. lllt-Iulxain. J. A. bmim-liburg. J. A. Mr-Clung. J. Laske. .l. Ketchum. J. Lucas, J. lliztvn. J. hlarl.r'isli: til J. Elliott. l.. Wavlll. ll, Tivrle. ll. S4-liinmsnki. B. W'insluw. IM. Snet- D. Walleslail, M. lllamimt. D. l.:imle. Tl. Snrulvng till I, Wolff, Fl. King. M. Trung. J, Kmf-gt-r. F. Nillt-s. li. lllueller. ill. Walker. .l. Nuriler. Xl. lnxy. E. l... Srltullvz Ill .l. l.ivr'rlum't'. E. Wellllt P. E. .lamr-Q. M. lil-um-holuu. .l. liar-il:-r. Xl I.. Nfmlrr-rls. A. l.m-as. Nl. Kulik. l'. Stein. M. Palnier N. Sharpr. A. Searls: l5l ll. Ste:-kling. Nl. li. 'Xluvllc-r. l., 'I'vllan. A. l'anlmw, J. Yungrr .l. W:-iss. J. Srlirm-rlvr. .l. liasirlai. ll. Saili-l1uv'y. .l. 1l'llunnvll. IJ. Jalan. lll M. .l. Faliriltgr-r. S. Dr-nnis. Il. llaa-. J. Brown. S. Crnwnhart. E. Nowak. M. Carter P. Hehe-rlein: f2l S. Castle. lll. li. R1-um-1, J. Argyle, J. Nlohwinkln. E. Heber. L. Hnesly B. Golnlhcrg. ll. Garriivr. J. W1-air-r: till .l. lilawknu-1. H. llauk. M. Harri-1. R. Hlnml. J. Chap num. M. Down-1. ll. Ilrc-in-li. 'Vl. l'm--tum. ll. Nlnr-ivjrwski: lll N. Xlnrrissev. KI. llinis. A. Bishop C. Hamann. ll. Gum:-s. l-I. lillswurtli. li. llullumn. A. liuumlr-ll. K. Winner. ll. Giistzivruni l5l J. Kreulz. R. llluukvnlu-im. D. lltirluvw. S. Gull. G. Bliss. B. llaliiptoil. H. Steckling V. Virnig. M. Mortimer. '24 lub - Th Early in the Hrst semester each club held elections in which officers were chosen. Various clubs held elections the second semester also. luudic Were you in Music Club when we had that wonderful program the other day? This is just one of the many things said after each bi-week- ly meeting of the club, no matter whether th: program consisted of classics or jazz. The ollicers for the First semester were Jack Edson, presi- dentg Gene Bliss, vice-presidentg and Dave Birt, secretary. Thr club has had programs given by its many talented members. Gin- ny Nichols has entertained on the piano several times, the Casida brothers have played their violins, and there has been a variety of quar- tets and quintets. A flute quartet led by Bailvira Hampton played for the ciub. At one meeting, which was particularly original, a German band, csnisting of six instruments, played well known German folk songs. A recent interesting program included srlcctions from Beethoven and Bach, a group of modern songs, and music by a drum trio led by Peggy Mohr. The Club elected new officers for the second semester. They were: Jack Edson, presidentg Rollie Meyers, vice-president: and Gene Bliss, sec- retary. The club this year was as- sisted and directed by Mr. Ernest Stanke. WEST HIGH SCHOOL Homer, L. Anderson, Staff of Life Siaqe Gaew The people behind the stage were an important factor in the successful production of both Pride and Preju- dice and Pinafore . Scenery, lighting, costumes, make- up, and prompting were all taken care of by the stage crew. The and mike was handled by its members dur- ing musical programs and speeches. Martin Steiner held the position of stage manager th: lirst semester. Heads of the different crews were Iane Farrell, proper- ties, Wally Alcumbrac, settings: Suzanne Reid, costumes: Iack Husted, make-up: Harry Lytle, electrical, Mary Bruce, prompting, and Bonnie Iohnson. publicity. Miss Mariam Hansen acted as advisor until her marriage. Thereupcn, Mrs. Ruth McCarty assumed the responsi- bility, and Charles Golden acted in the capacity of stage manager. HMI! The lads in the yellow and h'ue sweaters were at your service at all school sport contests. They' helped uvlifrr large crowds at the games, sold programs, and assisted Coach Ioues in the West Relays. And then. of course, these lettermen patiently sold candy at the basketball games. Highlight of M Cluh's activities for the year was a dinner given for M Cub alumni alter the Ianesville- NVest basketball game. The following were olheers for the first semester: Bill Piper. president: Fuss G'ssler. vice-president: and Dick O car. secretary. Second semester offi- cers were Al Lackner. president: Dave Hanson, v'ce-president: Iohn Kuen- ning. secretary. Assisting these letter- men was Coach Willis Iones, advisor. QII Berger. li. Manslicld, R. Miller. I. Kuenning, W. Lucas. I. Zimmerman: QZI G. Barker, G. Peterson, T. Pharo, L. Paul, N. Nor- deen, P. Toltzien. Coach Iones: Q31 ll. Oscar. H. Roberts, H. Levenick. B. Piper. M. Moss- man, B. Shehan, I. Gonce: Q-U R. Gustavson, A. Laekner, R. Gessler, VV. Hierlmeier, B. Coyier, H. Gilbert, G. Weeks, T. Bleckwenn. WEST HIGH SCHOOL Qlj D. Hall, F. Cyr, ling Q25 A. Purucker Harms, I. Hickey, D. Lowell, I. Hartshorne. Ii. Klavis. B. Burrell, D. LaBonne. S. Reed. P. Salishury, A. Chamber- . N. li. Haley. M. Turner. R. McNamara, A. Heck: Q31 T. Clark, I. Geier, N. Iolmson, I. L. Lewis. I. llustad: Q-lI li. Kristal, IJ. Conley, I. lirickson, V. Aikins, L. Iluseboeg Q55 B. Ii. Iackson, L. Main, M. Maslev, M. Bruce, A. Mailey. Qlj T. Palti, IJ. llusehoe, S. lfoxvlkes, lf. Mintz, G. Gordon, I. Par- rellq Q27 IS. Iohnson. P. Dienes. D. Timmons, S. Koskey, I. Coplllmlv G. Gibson, B. Roberts. Miss Hansen: Q3I M. Wolff, B. Forrest, M. Hammes, D. Couch, M. Forsmo, G. Anderson. M. Lenehan, N. BiarI5 Q-lj V. Mack, G. Matthews, S. Norris, I. Iillis. M. L. VVarrick, H. Wcg- ner, S. Schmidtz, Marty Steiner, Wally Alcumhracz QSI F. Peterson, I. Hepola..M. Varney, I. Lewis, D. Lappley, P. Hadley, C. O. Plaskett, ll. Keenan. P. Sicmering. 25 III D. Ioncs, D. Inhnson. I. llcrgcr, T. Iilcckwcnn: IZJ I4. Shchan, A. Lackncr, T. Rccsc, R. l'ustwt-ilcr, IS. Roberts, G. Ilctcr- son: UI I. Zimmerman, l. Gliortck. G. Wcbstcr, A. Ifrank, IJ Nordby: Q-lj li. Quillcn, I.. Paul, Il. Piper, H. Mansfield, I. Olds, Mr. Guenther. I The Them .Jlz-W Have you noticed the new name board under the time clock, at the basketball games? This board, listing the members of both teams participating, was bought and maintained by our Hi-Y Club. They also prepared the schedules for both the football and basketball seasons. In addition to these two accomplishments the I-Ii-Y has given its yearly contribution to a scholarship fund. This money was collected from the dances held during the year. Mr. Winfried Guenther was the advisor, and the oflicers were Iohn Berger, president, George Peterson, vice-presidentg and Tom Reese, secretary. CII I. Hanson, I. Harrington, N. Maloney, D. Holley. S. liixby. D. Milhrandt: Q25 M. Sheridan. G, Doran, M. Favnur, N. Schuster, T. Dclfazio, M. Brown, P. Albrecht, GI D. Vetter, R. Davis, I. A. Micklc, M. Schumpert, P. Smith, P. Devine, M. Hartwell: Q-II D. Bingcr, R. Culver, I. Billington, I. Longe- nccker. A. Wt-rner, I.. Lundstrom. I. Rudolph, N. Lange: UI H. Rubs. Ii. Pearson, V. Waldron, B. Diebold, M. Hickey, Il. Mcanwell, li. Allen. Q. A. ,4. The Girls' Athletic Association has been one of the most active organizations in the school. Besides vari- ous hikes, intramurals, and other activities, it spon-r sor-cd the allfcity volleyball tournament with Ianesville as the out-of-city guest team. The highlight of the year was the Variety Show which featured the movie, His Girl Friday , with Cary Grant and Rosalind Russell and Five added attractions of G.A.A. talent. The intramural program was expanded this year 26 HI S. Fcirn. D. Albert, S. Shchan, M. Potter, L. Barncs, E. Bucgcg Q22 B. Iisscr, A. Manson, M. Neu- hauser, I. Sveum, Ii. Schwab, -P. Rowlands, M. Navinl GI I. Sherlock, M. Peiffer, D. Esser, I. Smart, M. L. Sorensen. M. C. Koltes: HI I. Oscar, P. Peck, L. V. Rodfcr, D. liarlow, G. Hcnnings, R. Tarf, I. Wallcnfeldt. to include speedball. The juniors proved themselves the best team and were hailed as the winner. Volley- ball, basketball, and softball produced large turnouts. The number of points needed to win a letter was reduced from 1,200 to 1,000 points, so that girls enter- ing the school as juniors and seniors might have a better chance to win their HM . Barbara Allen was the president, Dot Milbrandt, vice-president, Mary Potter, secretary, Mary Hickey, treasurer, and Miss Lillian Logemann, advisor. WEST HIGH SCHOOL Athletics QM! Reaezwea One of the busiest organizations this year was the Girl Reserves, which met every Wednesday night at the YWCA. They made sewing kits for servicemen and paid lor the Thanksgiving dinners of Girl Reserves in foreign lands. A Christmas formal, a hay ride, a skating party, and many dances were held. A newspaper called the Reserves Review was published. A Red Cross girl who had been overseas three years and a university man from India gave detailed accounts of their experiences. The following were ofhcerst Audrey Hamm, presidentg Iudy Leikness, vicerpresidentg and Donna Turneaurc, secretary. Miss Elizabeth Brigham acted as advisor. WHO 5 f , i fll D. Oliver, L. Trotter, I. Schermerhorn, T. Koltes, D, Iones, ll. Mathison, W. Raushenhush: C25 D. liakken s T. Pearson. ll. Olson. T. Musachia. R. Gross, K. Haugen, D. llerling, R. Miller: ISI I. Iardine. D. Forsbcrg, W. Hierlmeier, li. Pech, D. Mueller, W. Scharrs, D. Doeferg HI D. Schubert, T. lltis, C. U. Plaskett, R. Fox, N. Baer, A. Frank: 155 C. Webster, li. Quillen, li. liuoh, T. Reese, R. Postweiler. li. Schuinpert, N. Nordeen. 4F, which stands for Fin, fur, feathers, and forest, this year spent its meetings watching outdoor movies on canoeing, fishing, and hunting, and listening to speakers talk about trips to the North. Preceding the hunting season, Mr. Frank Mazanet talked on safety. Mr. Iacobson showed pictures of trout fishing on the Brule River. The Conservation Department showed pictures of a deer control project on Chambers Island. Mr. Tony Werth talked about fox and mink raising. WEST HIGH SCHOOL fl! R. lagener. S. Harris, D. Bischoff, li. Searls, P. Miles. G. Bar- low, A. Stark, I. Dunng 127 l-, Walter. I. Frederick, I. Hilgers, I. Trung, P. Trapino. I. Quartuccio. ll. llasz, D. Gorst, D. Dewey' GI W. Hasz, S. Hill. I. Olsen. T. Peck. I. Steimle, li. Graf, If Wegner. G. Fischer: HJ H. Kartman, ll. Kuhns, B. Clark, G. Nils- son, I. Soderholni, R. Meyer. T. Matthews: C55 T. Purcell, F Schmidt, N. Anderson, I. Barker, R. Nelson, D. Rogers, T. l.itteI I. Watson: C61 N. Anderson. P. Lindau. K, Fischer, H. Goth D. Kuehne, I. Penrield, I. Keitt, Mr. Cliristoifersen. w 1 4-4 During February, Mr. Wayne Hepola discussed ice Fishing and gave information about a new sinker. 417, the second largest club in the school, was lcd by Dick Mathison acting as president, Iohn Kucnning as vice-president, and Bill Buob as secretary. For second semester Dick Mathison was re-elected presi- dent, with Bill Quillen acting as vice-president and Iim Iardine and Ray Hillis as co-secretaries. Mr. Ralph Christoffersen acted as advisor. 27 LII A. Hamm, D. Walton, I. Lcikness. I. Fisher, ll. llreib Murrey. D. Turneaure: CZI D. Day, I. Speranza, D. Disch, R Viv ian, D. Haugh. V. Creennian, R. llawley, l'. Hudson, M Wa er Ill I.. lasker. G. Mueller. G. lfollmaiiz 129 M. Champion, Mr. Schuh-r, I. Keenan, D. Tofte, li. Peck, li. l'lQlI'II ISI Il. Tur- ville, I. llenry. Service Witl CII H. Schaars, M. Zeasnian, D. Garnier, L. Dreher, S. Kivlin, I. Argyle, D. Duke, L Iisscr: QZI V. Nichols, M. Harker, M. Downs, Kristal, H. Iohnson, V. Aikins, I. A. McClung, l.. Lewis, ll. lliamenstein, I. Vogel: C53 P. Innes, M. Rennebohm, I. Raedcr, I. Ellis, I. Cop- Ianil, R. Vivian. B. Winslow. H. Roberts, li. Kiekhofcr: I-lj I.. Wolff, P. Hadley. IJ. Wallcstatl, I. Scliroerlur, li. Grant, S. Reif, G. Nortler, I. Chapman, N. Trayser: 459 A. Searls, li. Iackson, I. Weiss, A. Werner, I.. Ottow, S. Norris, I. Day, I. Mohwinkle, H. Tyler. Waheu' Glad .I cult' guy, Il wut of blur, ' ,I Fl'LllZkI'L ' lic, and u .mzilt-, zoo. XVho is this miracle? NVhy he's any one of those fellows who belong to the Urhers' Club. Through tl1S year you see him working hard at all games, plays and concerts, at special P.T.A. functions, and finally at the long-awaited graduation exercises. Slaving away, he takes tickets, ushers, and keeps an 'Aeyc' on all would-be disturbers. The list of officers follows: Iaines Henry, president: Henry Turville, secretary-treasurer, Matt Champion, head ushzrg Mr. Frederick Schuler, advisor. 25 fidaafuf Glad . Do you have any books on Chopin or Gershwin? Would you get me the latest 'Post'? These and many more questions and requests greet the girls be- hind the library desk. Finding material, charging out books and magazines, slipping and shelving those piles of books you return, and recording the fines you meant to pay, finally collecting the fines and taking care of these green library slips-these are a few of the duties of the girls in the library. Chairmen were: circulation, Dolores Wallestadg at- tendance, Sheila Kivlin, mending and shelving, Don- na Turneaure, publicity, Darlene Garnierg page, Nancy Trayserg advisor, Miss Helen Bickel. WEST HIGH SCHOOL A Smil QII ll. ,Xvltx l' Snutlie. I. llL'li.LIl', ll. l-'.u1ei'l1.1cliZ 122 lf. C.ip.tcio. NY. Raushenf hush. I. Weiss. I. lxeitt: ISI I. l.llllI2!'l'lt'LlxLI', K, Rdgilll, H. Woi'semi'ol't, 'lf Wingertg f- . . V , . - e Hr li. Sutherland. M. Wilt-flen, t.. S-innsoii, Il. lint. I., tlails: IN X. Risser, 1.. liixlix. I. lttlsiill. Mi. tfuntleison. Sfucfenl' Smale The governing powers ol the school are vested in the Student Senate. 'lhrough its standing committees it carries on many important school functions. This organization plans the school dances and entertain- ment and supervises the elections of class officers, ad- visors, Student Court, l3.A.R. nominee, and the Youth Council representatives. It sends the Hi-Times to VVest men in servieeg plans the pep meetings and other ands: and sponsors special projects such as clean-up and safety campaigns and paper sales. Iohn Berger was elected president: Beckley Roberts, vice-president: Sally Shehan, secretary: and C. O. Plaskett, treasurer: Mr. Sherman Gunderson, advisor. III S, Crownliart, K. XVin- ner. I. Berger, ti. O. Plaskett. S. Shehan: QI I, I,ivermnre. li, Schappe. ll. Day, I. Keitt, N. Culver: ISI ll. lfox, ll. Sutherland, IS. Bridge. D. Myrland. S. Iohnson. li. Con- signv: HJ M. Wilt-den, ti. liarloxv, 'l'. Clark, S. Steh- hins. 'l'. Ripp, ti, Koehler: ISI li. Rul3el'ts, ll. llnltll, I.. Knause, I. Moran, ll. Hen- ning, Mr. Gunderson. WEST HIGH SCHOOL Simian! 404409: Student l:0fllIl1 meets once a week to discuss the prohlems confronting us today. .Xniong the many suh- iects discussed have heen the world peace organilas lion, compulsory military training, what to do for the starving peoples ol' liurope. and relations hetween Russia and United States. ln addition to several aud programs. lforum memhers gave a panel discussion over WI HA. The following were ollicers: l.yman liixhy, presi- dent: Iack lidson, vicehpresidentg and Andrew Risser, secretary. Mr. Sherman Gunderson is the advisor ol this cluh. 29 Newsy Nos s ani New ideas and originality marked the members of this year's yearbook stall. To them the Annual represents hard work combined with the pride they felt as each day's work bound the pages of this book closer togetherg to you, they hope, it will always recall the memories of these past years at West. Under the editorship of Grace Matthews, tt large staff has worked since early in the Hrst semester. The 1946 book features a new name signifying a return from emphasis upon War to peace, specilically, education at West: a coverg 12 new pages. nlieeping these new features under their hats was a challenge all year for the staff. Pictured here are: Grace Matthews, editor-in-chief, Mrs. Lorraine Orchard, advisor, and Bob Shehan, business manager, consulting each other about some copy. In the lower picture are the editorial starl and their advisors relaxing after a long meeting. CMiss Schweizer was abSent.D lil7lTURlAl-Srlidllll Mary St-arls. llctty Forrest, Luanne Lewis. Greta llrock- M,,mm,,H l.1dm,,. V V fvifv UNM M1ml,C,,,5 hausen. lerry Rt-itt, Natalit- Hiart, Ilavt- Hirt, iilaint- Kristal, AN5m,,t plliml. Y Vrri Tum RWM, Mary l ahlhcrg, Lois Main, Susan Norris, Mary Snee, Indy Stniur l.3d,u,r W f H V Y ffirriii Mlm. plum. lrallfollette. Sports section: Charles Sort-nst-n, Irving Chortt-k, Club plhtm. irrr W N Y V YYVV Nurmq, Culver ficorgt' Peterson, lot' Quartuccio, Ht-It-n Muanwt-ll, Co-lit-aturc litlitors limilic Kickhoft-r. lilizabcth Crownhart Sports liditor , ,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, , , ,, , Walter Raushenhush BUSINESS STAFF Art I-ltlitor J ,,,, ,,,, , , Darlt-nc Garnier lillnlllfnb Manager .... ........ ,... ......, . , , H Bob Shehan Pliotographers , Zane Rt-benstorli-, liarl Casitla, lack llurlbut, lillSll1SSS SIHH' .... Mllfl' llruce. Virliillia .Mkt-ns, Pat Alllftflllt VVt-hh Williams, Dave Ctilvcr, Cal Mcycr. liill Klllllh. .Xl Frank. Rcportt-rs St-nior st-ction: loan lillis, Iaynt- lloicourt, Nora llezld Typist .... W .... .W . W H . llorothy Fox lillun llalt-y, Donna Lappley, Nancy Iohnson, llarbara llurrcll, Typing Stall Loris lrluseboe, Virginia Mack, Mary l'lit'sl0W, Marilyn il4lIl'l'lL'l', liilt-cn Lubbers, Sheila Kivlin. summaries Donna Turneaurc. Marilyn Maslcy, Shirley Castle. lllyft' chairman: Pat Salisbury, Dorothy Shimaski, Ianet Hogan. Clllllllllllll- Club section: llarbara Roberts, Iant- Copland, Dolores Walle- .Mlvisors ,,,, Mrs. Lorraine Orchard, chief advisor: Mrs. Alden stall, llarriut lDiamcnstt'in, Sarah Ann lfowlkcs, Sally Sht-han, Aust, Mrs. Miltlrt-tl Ahrnshrak, Miss Florence Schxvt-izer, lieaturtf st-ction: Ioyct- Chapman, Marilyn llammt-s. Anna Mr. Gordon liurgt-ss. 30 WEST HIGH SCHOOL I uper Sleuther Greta Brockhausen and Mary Fahlberg as managing editors first and second semesters, respectively, carried the High-Times through sixteen issues instead of the usual fifteen this year. The sixteen issues were by way of an odd birthday gift to the school, for the High-Times entered its sixteenth year of publication on October 3. The stall celebrated properly with a huge birthday cake. The annual Mothers' Tea was held on lan. 18 and on Feb. I the editors journeyed to Evanston, Illinois, to visit paper there. The year was climaxed on May 16, annual press box lunch. ICDITORI.-XI. STAFF V Managing Iitlitors ,,,r - ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,., tireta Brockhaust-n Min Co-News Iiditors .,,, ....,...,,,,,,, H elen Scbaars, jerry Co-Assistants ,,,.....,. ,.,, . . ,,,,,,,,,,, ,.V...,, ,,,,, I u lic Weiss. Carol Co-Feature Iiditors ,. Betty Iforrt-st, Grace Matthews, Luanne Assistant ,,,,,, ,Y,,. , ,,,...,,Y, ,,,Y,Y.,..,..i,...V,Y,,, Yfry . ,,Y,.. I J l'lII MileS Co-Sports Iiditors r.,.,t . ,,.,....,t,,,,, Irving Chortek, Walter Raushenbush Headline Iiditors ,,,, ,,.,, S uzanne Reed, Barbara Roberts, Ianet Hogan Stall Artist ,e,,,,,,... ,,,,,,,t.t,t,,t,,,............,,., ..a,.,,......,.t,,.,.... I a nc Farrell Staff Photographers .,,,,,,,, Zane Rebenstorrf, lack I-Iurlbut. lack Stephan Rt-porters: Pat Sali-bury. Nadine Schuster, Iiileen Ryan. Pat Doyle, Frances Capacio, Susan Norris, Ted Musachia, Dave Birt, Elaine Schoenorf, Doris Marking, Gene Coffman, Bob Consigny, Mary Lou Roberts, jack Iidson. BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager ,,,...,, ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,... . , . ,,,,,,,.. ,,,, I Uave Hanson Advertising Manager .Y.,., , ,,,.,,. lilaine Cyr Assistant ,,,,,,,,,,,...,. ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, . ,.,,,, ,Y,. , , ,, ..,,,,,,,,,,,,, Martha Truog Advertising Stalfz Ianet tirota, lanie Longeneckcr, Barbara Hampton, Diane Holley. loanne MacI.eisl1, Iennie Stumpf, Mary Lou Warrick. Mary Wileden. Bookkeeper .,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,.,, Ioycc Guetz Head of Circulation ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,.,, , , ,, ,,,,., ,,,,,, . Carolyn Homann IQXCIILIDHC Iitlitor , ,,,,,,,, . . ,, , ,,,,, H .,,,,,,,,,, . .,,,,,, , , . , Barbara Allen Circulation Statl: Nora Ellen Haley, Martha Truog, Io Ann Gemlo, Ioanne Sonncburg, Marilyn Harris, loan Schroeder, lane Raeder, Iune Moli- winkle, Tom Clark. Head Typist ....,. ,,,,, ,,,, ,, , ,..,. lane Copland Typists: Karen Ragatz, Pat Salisbury, loan Iillis, Virginia Mack, Sheila Kivlin, LaVerna Iisser, Nancy Iohnson, Marilyn Masley, Natalie Biart, Iiileen Iillsworth, Helen I.ar,on, Bcrnadine Hensliuc, Geraldine Bower. Donna Haugh, loanne Argyle, Mary Lon Warrick. Rita Vivian, Betty I.ou Dunn, Norma Baldwin. Statistical Clerks: Virginia Iivans, Ioan Iilliott, Annette Koss, Ianet Wil- Iiams, lean Thompson. Director of Publications , Miss Arlene McKellar Assistant Director of I'uliIic.itions ,, Greta Brockliausen Top I'liiI Miles. Luanne- I.t-wis. Craea- Matthews, and Betty I-'orr4'st. Next. Dave Hunson. Elaine Cyr. and Martha Trung. 'I'hir.l row. jerry Kc-itt. Helen Scliaars. Zane Reb:-nstnrff. Irv Cliortik and Walt Rauslieubush. Bottom. ,Ioan Ellis and ,lane Copland with Barbara Roberts. Nadine St-buster. :mil Janet Hogan. B1-low. Ilflius Arlene McKellar. Greta Bro:-khausvn. and Mary Falllberg. . WEST HIGH SCIIOOI. 'iq NNW 5 4 0 4 t CII M Hnnmes 9 Kivlin, B. Allen, S. Norris, S. Shchan, N. E. Haley, B. ' I 0 . 1 .'. . . A Burrell, P. Salisbury. Experiments and Hard Work The Girls' Club has again upheld its tradition of carrying on many projects and social functions with great success. It has also managed the Lost and Found sales and has run the handy Paper Shop. Every year at least two 55100 scholarships are given to worthy seniors. Sally Shehan served as president, Barbara Maher.as vice-president, Nora Ellen Haley as secretary, and Barbara Allen as treasurer. The other members of the Cabinet were: Sheila Kivlin, Social, Pat Salisbury, Sun- shine, Susan Norris, Program: Barbara Burrell, Publicityg Mary Hickey, Ways and Means, Barbara Roberts, Special lnterests. Miss Cornelia Karow was the advisor. The newly reorganized Science Club has proved to be a Worthy addition to the extra-curricular activities of the school. The programs consisted largely of talks and discussions by the various members them- selves. In March, the club presented an and program featuring Mr. I. W. Thomson, who gave bird calls and slides and other scientific exhibits. The club's ollicers were the following: Earl Casida, president, Roland Meyer, vice-president and program chairman, David Birt, secretary, and Mr. Richard Butler, advisor. 32 , G' f f ' 4 1 ' 1 f if H4142 l ' ,1 1, 'Q ai? ,f '14 , f ' 5? Q, 4,1 g I f 1 f, ff L, 0 2 jf 0 f i- 1' 4 es X F , lf' u - A no .yo-I - Science Glad KID T. Harris. B. Weinstein, F. Casida, B. Homer, L. Ruhdeg QZI I. Telford, C. Golden, D. Culver, I. Berge, G. Andersen, C. W. Wil- liams, W. Schar. H. Allen, I. Beachg C35 Mr. Butler, D. Birt, R. Meyers, E. Casida. WEST HIGH SCHOOL in Gillespie, C. Miller, B. Palmer, I. rqal' rqmfle fl, S. Rr-eil. R. Cnstnvsnn, B. Esser, F. Mintz: A. Oswald. B. St-grrsun. L. Stehr. D. Holley. G. Rziehlin. M. Harris fill K. Zilnlner. D. Kneline. C. Theobalzl J. Husteil. N. Bai-r. D. Lukuline. J. Hu gint: l-ll R. Tuff. A. Holden. F. Thomp- son. I. SI:-rkling. C. Haugen, A. Charn- ha-rluin. .l. Stn-iinle: l5l G. Walsh, M. Navin. A. Gilstuvsim. M. l'i:4eu'l'. N. Norg. D. llrrling. IJ. llarniu-r. .-X. llarins. Mr. Cm-ntlii-r. X 'N 'SQL-J if i l -X-4, 's . , v J gf 'fm I r ,A J A I. ' 'tk , , Q Jw ' ,WW Q X T Shutter Bugs and Brush Offs It's Art Angle Again! Remember those bright, colorful Christmas decorations on all the windows? They're done by Art Angle members. When spring rolled around, you found this group busily working on its entry for the Spring Exhibit sponsored every year by Art Angle. Advisors were Mr. Winfried Guenther and Mrs. Adele Ortmayerg and the officers were Roy Gustavson, presidentg Beatrice Faber, vice-presi- dent, and Marilyn Harris, secretary-treasurer. This year the main project of the Camera Club was the Winter Salon. Dave Krupka was chairman of the salon, and Professor Warner Taylor of the University English department judged the entries. Prizes were awarded in three fields of photography: portraiture, Dick Wil- loughby, landscape, Earl Casidag miscellaneous, Sherman Fusch. The first semester officers were as follows: president, Dick Willough- byg vice-president, Zane Rebenstorilg secretary-treasurer, Sherman Fusch. The advisor was Mr. Gordon Burgess. irr ' 'mb Hurllin ' 'mniin V lfinkn l' W'ilnl-1 lll Pi. Cztslila. D. Cul . S. Pts' . J. . l: lil T. 5 ' 1 . . ': . .. llla .. L. 60126 Rnlulv: un lx. I..-win. P. N11-taiwan. is. I-'I-.-.lm-i.'k. n. Km,-ki.. cz. than-.l.m.ii. D. wfillongln-yg t-ll Z. lh-lu:-listmll, W. Summers. .l. Bailey. C. Meier. WEST HIGH SCHOOL Qaench Glad Oni, Mademoiselle, nous parlons Francais. That is what the French Club does. This year the club has again been tnder the direction of Miss Mildred Morgan. Programs ccnfist d ol: singing French songs and playing games of French origin. The following were officers for the first semester: president, Natalie Biartg vice-president and pro- gram chviiman, lilizabeth Crownhartq and secretary, lane Copland. Ill l.. lawn. ll. llaxys, X. lliarl, ,I. l.-:lwlaii-l. F. lmuwullarl: 121 J. Xlillvllv. J. llni'm'1.ill'l. .l. llulliiluwgl. J. Iillis. lx. Iiagalv. l'. Romlinil-, ll. llmviis: till lf. X nili- net, l'. Ii-.-iiwki. ll. Ill-nn, ,l. 5-filler. X. Liniiylilili. l. Loiiulllill. N. lu. ll I1-v. ezmaz Reading em The baby of the clubs is Choral Reading Club. One of its main activities is the Christmas program given with the A Cappella Choir. This year an original poem, The Na- tivity , written by Susan Norris, was presented. The following were orhcers: Lois Main, president, lrmie Vfolfl, vice-presidentg Pat Wharton, secretaryg Miss Mabel Hendrickson, advisor and director. in ii, l'lart'vu-ll. n. xiiii..-.....n, r., los... v. '1'.-..ii'..v.l. v. ii...-ig. s. A. ruwik.-..: IZI U, Turmaurl-. J, Argyle. A. lfraiik, S. Kmri-1, -X, 'Wi-rm'i'. l., Y. Storrs. 1, Slnlnpl. li. Kiikllufn-r: IIS! l', lI.nlli-y. ,I. Selirmilm-l'. ,l. W1-few. l.. Ollow. l'. WIl1ll'- i..... ii. surf.. i. want. tn xi. n..i.m... v. i1. ia...-., i.. ma... o. Haskins. ii. f'i'lioi-iioll, H. llranl ll. lllnniv. S. lim-nl: l5l Xl. Vangliali. A. Re-sh. ll. Kings- lnivy. S. Coll. fl. .ln-gvnsull. .l. 4. Melilung, S. Houghton, ll. Rlindi-1. eaman G ui One of the highlights of the year was the Christmas pro- gram in which Lee Eppley spoke on German Christmas customs. This year there has been particular emphasis on the life rf the German people, ideas, and customs, said Greta l3rcclchau en, president of the club. Other oflicers were vice-president, Sheila Kivling and secretary, Ierry Keitt. Miss Cornelia Karow is the advisor. fl! S. Kivlin. C. llroi-klmnuvn. J. Kfill. li. Kr'-ual. ll. S3-iii:-ring' llll ,l. Hnlsoli. I.. Cin-ulrrm. R. Postwe-il:-r. il. Koi-lil:-r. J, Weaver: till ll. Ili-ek. H. Rnlierls. l.. Epyilfy. I.. Kifaue-. if, KI:-Enhi-ilw: Ui 'llks Karow. T. l5li'4'kni'nu. ,l, llvlgvr. I-I. Se-a ls, ll. l-'islni-. Il. Illini-n, ll. llaiilrgtnn. R, ll'llf-. sm..-41. ew , This year the members of the Spanish Club devoted their att ntion to singing Spanish songs, playing games native to :het country, and listening to records. Sarita Llerandi and George Peterson, president and vice- president respectively, conducted the meetings. Clark Lovell was s cretaryg ludy La Follette, treasurer. Miss Florence Schweizer acted as advisor. ilu J. 1i,..-i..i....'...s. s. l.i.-f.....li, ig. sur.-1:ii'.-. .l. s......i. xl. .Ifwf-H. li. I.-rv--ll. J. l.vi'nt-r. ,l. l.nlign-m-4-ko-r: llll H. 'l'yl1-i. S. Knskzy. li, Kang. ,l. l..iFnlli'ltt-. H. ,lolin-on. li. llulie-r. l'. Smith. M'w S1-livv-In-i': IM Il, Snlln-rlainl. H, Nnllm-r. J. ii..-.-:..,...... .i. M...-i..... ii, ii...-ali.. u. in-1.-......, WI-IST HUGH SCHOOL lt's English - 3 to I x III I. Chortvk. Ii. Smith. D. Srliuln-rt. J. Zinlnu-rnlnn. F. Ivlrrnnn l2l D. Oscar. T. Reese. C. Sorensen. W. Raushenbusli. II. Fox: fill J Olsen. B. Kuhns. 'I'. lllis. C. II. Plasluelt. Il. Ss-liumpn-rt. II. Johnson W. Imran. ll. Hanson, B. She-hun. Nt'XW' IIICIIIITCFS III the Boys, Club, III A. Ylvl-ilvain. A. Hannn. .l. Hanson. J. I.ut'us. I. Ki-tclxunl. D. Cor . . . . 1-oran. M. Carter, J. Denruiter. IC. Cyr: l2l F. Ilolllnan. M. L. Roberts WCW CIIOSCII 35 Ot Qld bi' Wflfffn exammimon- The 1. II:-tiller. s. Pillai. tx. ima.. tt. 'slut-Il:-r. A. alma.-ii. A. Mnrhnn. iz tjlub held lnuny of its 'meetings this year Without H Wt-ntll. J. llizonz 1.4! A. Dui'lin.v Iialsmnu. L. Frisvllil. M. llrncv, E Ile-ber. IJ. Sweet. A. I.nn'as. I-. Weinstein. I-.. Ilaak. B. tmltllu-rg: UI l. sponsor be-ing pre-gem, Programg have been varied: llot-sly, Al, lt.-nnclmlmi. IL llannnnn. J. tjhapman. .I. Chapman. J. Moh winklv. M. Mortimer, II. Haas. S. llc-nnis, J. I.aeka: 153 J. Yungrr, B programs of outside speakers, programs by the mem- bers. programs at co-meetings with the Girls' English Club. The olliccrs ol' the Club have been Dave Hanson and lim Zimmerman, presidents: Don Johnson and Charles Sorensen, vice-presidentsg Bob Shehan and Tom Reese, secretaries. The most important work done by the Girls' Eng- lish Club this year was the sponsoring of the Norwe- gian shoe drive. Following a talk given by Miss Aase Stcne, approximately six hundred pairs of shoes were collected. A native of Norway, she had been speaking throughout the United States about the many ex- periences she had had during the German occupation. Music by talented members, quiz programs, and reading were also features of this year's programs. The group was led by president, Barbara Burrellg vice-president, lo Ann Gemlog secretary, Betty Forrestg and program chairman, Virginia Nichols. Mrs. Anne Xlonsnn. M. Nt-uhauser. H. Y:-ttrr. II. M. Illunkvnht-im. A. Olstud. P Ste-in. C. Sm-hmult. M. J. I-'ahringt-r. NI. I.. llennvr. 5. Castle. E. L Svllullv. tll ll, St-liaars. l'. lla-bt-rl:-ln. J. Smnn'l1l1m'g. I-1. Nowak. ll. Iliuuwnli-tn-in. l'. Milli-r. l'. Salisbury, J. W4-avi-rs, J. Gillette: l2I ll. Nileon. M. 'l'rlmg I-'. Cupavio. M. l'li4'ltPy. B. Din-hulnl. Ii. I':-arson. II. Manzi-r, M. J. Jael: son. N. 5n'llnatt'r. ll. lliviivs. J. Grrnlo: till Il. Cuulvy. A. Milnnmll. C Gibson. lf. St-hwah. N. Ni:-mln-rt-r. L. A. Daman. .I. llailz-y. Ii. Nygnarnl Y. Snnilners. l'. Nivkorson. K. l ilLpnliirk: III .I. lit-yl1'l'. Il. Mvaliwvll .l. Lt-wis. M. Mash-y. D. S:-hull. J. A. Cranilon. Xl. Murphy. .l. Stniloril M. l't-try. l'. l'Iakkn'n. I.. 'I't-han: ISI II. llruvrll. J. Ilullt-1-. N. Krvlll. D. Fox. ll. liarlnm. J. A. Nl-u. M. Wulf. K. Winner. J. Usvar. I.. Lewis .l. I mnr'y. Aust acted as advisor. III I.. Ilimlmv. I.. lin-In-r. Ii. Marlinas, B. lforre-sl. 0. Nelson. J. Brown. .l. llruwn. l'. lllawusvli. S. Shi-han: IZI E. Hurll. .l. Mai'Leish. N. Baldwin. R. Y ll. Watson: till M. l'vilIvr. II. Xlurking. l'. IR-ek. 5. Miller. C. Gorman. D. 1. 9 Y Y. Aikins. J tim-lzlw, A. Pnnknw, M. Maniou. Il. M. Livhl. C. Gorman. V. vt. 7 FT 'S 7 Q i f 2 n 7 f 57 nllt-nm-itlrr. I., Sr-lunilz. G, llnwar. T, Rubin, R. Html. M. Potter. A. Bishop. It-tl:-. I.. llasinusst-n. Il. Conn-li, I.. llele-llv. I.. lliker. Il. fllarivjewskig I-IJ S. .vlunit1. N. lllorrissrv. I.. Harm-s. H. Wt-gt-ner. M. L. Warrick. J. Lowell. . Nwlmls. ID. I.applvv. 'I'rayst-r. M. 'I'urnt-r. I'. Allirvf-Ill: ISI B. Ingwell. ,i.iig. J. Kit-ntz. Il. 'l'Innnpson. lvl. Ze-asnian. II. Allen: Url R. Dirif-nzu. M. lu. i s A t assess !! K - R , Y m ' 3 l' Y a me . J Q . X 1' H A: ., , Q 2 I I. k X ' : at ,, Q A Ll .,..: f ef' s I r r L , ' 5, , Y W F .:,,,., z , I Q 'f I Q ' H ! J I 4 ,Q , ,st .. t I G, J . if Q f-li I, ' t ' ,iv ii' ,Q . . ,zl . ,E ,lzl 5, f . I ff Q Kell i. ii p - I.. lf. . hi tfss - I 'tfQfT.st.f-Jail . --1 v if ' I ' I S . WI-IST HIGH SCHOOL VIRGINIA AIKINS She can nlwayx give Il man hrr own wily. Spanish C., English C., Crew C., Library C., Hi- Times, Yearlmult: Stage Crew. WALTER AI.GU'VIl'lRAC M y lzcurf goal' piffcvy par- Pdf. Art Angle, Crew C., -l F C.: Basketball, Fimtliall, Intra- murals, Track. NORIIERT ANDERSON Hurry day is lairliav' Day ufizh mr. -l If C.: Iioutballg Crew C. 36 DORIS ALBERT Sri!! water: run deep. Hi-Times, Yearbook: Girls' Sports. G.A.A. BARBARA ALLEN Men may rome' und men may ga, fill! Barlwra gorx on lUI't'!'f'I'. Cirls' C., Treas.: English C.: I-Ii-Times: Girls' Sports, G.A.A., Pres. NORMAN ANDERSON Gurzgufuy, gulf, I'1I .fhow yan fronble. -I F C.: Track. PATRICIA ALBRECI-IT All fha! bluslzcr ir noi innurrnr! Girls' Sports, G.A.A., Crew C., English C., Library C.: Hi-Times. Yearbook: Girls' C. Comm.: Defense Stamp Rep. GORDON ANDERSON Hr' profiiy max! who fer1ff',f lu'.i'f. Crew C., Science C.: Stage Crew. IOANNE ARGYLE I have but nm' uforrl In my. Crew C., English C., Cho- ral Reading. Music C., Li- brary C.: Hi-Times, Typ.: Stage Crew. ROY BAECHLER Resolved: io take fate by the tlzruuz and shake- a living out of her. German C.: Band, Orch.: Intramurals. MERLE BAILEY Sonzefhing new has ifrcvl zrzfderl. GEORGE BARKER Hz .r not so fax! ut Ihr Stuff, bm in the end of the weelq. -IF C., M C., Football, Mgr., Golf. NEIL IIAER Who is Ihr' mmf wmz- derfnl man here, and why vm I? Bowling, Track, Intramu- rals: Art Angle, Crew C., -I F C.: Choir: If I Were King , Our Town , IL M.S. Pinafore . NORMA BALDWIN Smiling and xufrrl, wire und perils. English C., Music C.: Hi- Times, Typ.: Girls' Sports: G.A.A. DORIS BARLOWE Good mltnrr is her mid- rllr mime. I-.nglish C.: G.A.A., Girls' Sports. DAVID IIAKKEN Work fascimzfnv me: can ward: it by the hom -I E C., Stamp C.: Intra murals, Tumbling: Band Corp. CATI-IERINE IIALSAMO ,rl ring on thc flillgtl' i ufnrtli IIUU on Ihr phone. LOIS BARNES fl good lzmrr for every one. English C.: G.A.A. WEST HIGH SCHOOI I'.I'I'RICI.'I III..-IWUSCII RUSIZM.-IRY lIl,ANKIflNIIIiIM To ull ulvfiging. yrf rf- .N'l'l'1'!'Il lu dll. Iinglisli C., Music C. l.'IYNIi IIUICOURT .Ilan is rr miglzly myr- Ivry. Iinglish C., Crvw C., Ifrcnch C., Music C.: Girl Rt-scrvcs: Ycnrhook: Girls' Sports. MAURICIC IIOZARTII Gz'ni1l.i' if prr.ff1'rl'1lIIc'r :ll flifgnirr. WEST HIGH SCHOOL . .. ...X Tlzr !l'flI'lll .N' lim- nfilh mrf ll'lIj' r'hi.'ng1' iff' Music C.. Ifnglish C. li.IRUl.lNI'i IIURIJIQN If ilk' l'Iorrlfl1'.f, iff gm' In ffl' good. llrcxv C.. Spgmish C.: Hi- Iiimcs. llRIi'l'.'X IIROCKII.-XUSIiN lflulillx um! .AI'.v-frfzix. Ccrumn C., Vicc - Prcs.. 1'rt's.. Ii II If I I s I1 C.: Hi- I'imcs, Mg. Iicl., Ncws Iitl., Yt-.irlmokz Girls' C.Comm.: SI.Il.S.: Cunily Counter: Quill and Scroll: D.A.R. Rep. PATRICIA BASS Ivezfrr n :lull momem. English C., Spanish C., Music C.: Choir. IANIE liIiYI.IiR .-I .mmnlh 'iUf7!'!'1ll0l'. English C., Music C. .XUI5RliY BISHOP Ilforlq mflfrr fznrfx uny- UHF. Iinglish C.. Music C. CIQNF. BLISS Iglrorumr Iii' rlrjinilrly :ml lilisgi-, Iinglish C.. Music C., Vice- l'I'L's.. Cllorill Rczulillgl Yuu'Ivook: Bk. Shop: IIC- lcnsv Stamp Rep.: Girls' C. Comm.: School Social Comm.: Orch. fiI'iRAI.I7INIi IIOVVAR Ifrirnrily ax .1 whiff' frick- rt frnfr. Iinglish C., Music C.: Hi- Timcs. Typ. IOYCIQ BROWN Timr is lIl'l'!'l' lofi ffhll is 11'01'Ufr'rf to u'm'lq. inglish C.. Music C.: Girls' Sports, C.A.A. MARY LOU IIENNER All Ihingr are vary io Ill? willing mimi. English C., Library C., Mu- sic C.: I-Ii-Times. NIATALIE IIIART If .rhvfr Ihr lift-gmlrrf, Grip! l'm drowning. llrcw C.. French C., I'rcs,, Iinglish C.. Choral Resul- ing. Vice-Pres.: I-Ii-Times, Yearbook: Dcfcnsc Stump Rcp.: Girls' C. Comm.: Girls' Sports: Choir: l'ricIu and Prciucliccnz If I Wcrc King. LYMAN IIIXBY Crmfion! Erwin al work. Stuclcnt Forum. Pres., Mu- sic C.: Youth Council: Track, Intramurals: Band, Sgt., Orch. IOI IN BIZRCER Wlrrrr hr lnnlr, uthcn' lnlluuk Hi-Y, Pres., Trims.: Ger- man C.. Vicc-Pres.: M C.: Iluskctluallz S. Court: S. Senate. Pros.: Scninr Class, Vicc-Pres.: Class Orutor. ' DAVID BIRT If In nv' is fmnmn, mfr! i'lIf7!'I'lmIlI. rl F C.. Iinglish C.. Music C.. St-cy.. Scicncc C., Sccy.: Stuclcnt Iforum: I-Ii-Times, Ya-airlwookz Youth Council: Ilumlz I'riclc and Preju- iliccf' lI'iAN lIl.ACKMI'iR Thr1'r'.: ,mnzrlhillg IIIJIIIU 1 .s'11ilor. Iinglish C.. Music C.: Girl Rcscrvcs: Girls' Sports: Choir: Our Town. 37 SHIRLEY CASTI.Ii Hn' .smile is like turn- ing up u lump. linglish C., Musk' C.: Hi- Times. Yearbook: Girls' Q.. Comm.: llllllfl, l.h'vr, Orch. IOYCF, CHAPMAN mls you lilff' ft. Music C.. li n .iq l i s h C., French C.. L i b r ai r y C.: Yearbook: Girl Reserves: Girls' Sports: Choir: The Rcml Mill . MARY CHRlS'l'liNSlf.N llly liomrli- in l1ru1'z'11J I'm hw? on ll r'i.i'il. Ofhcc Wk.: English C. 58 MARY BRUCE Got! dir! more tlum just His tlrityg He' gave her lvuinx and also heanty. French C., Pres., Vice- Pres., Crew C., Library C.. English C.: Yearbook: Girls' C. Comm.: Girls' Sport-: Choir. Trcas.: Of- fice Wk.: Stage Crew. BARBARA BURRELI. Shr could think without :making thought: her aim. Crew C., English C., Pres., Spanish C.. Choral Resul- ng, Stage Crew: Hi-Times, Yciirbooki Office Wk.: S. C'-urt: Youth Council: Girls' Sports: Our Town : Girls' C. Chr.: Salutatorian 'AMES CARTER My lmt'.f in the ring. Ioinccl Army. FLEANOR BUEGE Thr c1u'fc'w mnxt not ring tonight. Stamp C., Music C., Eng- lish C.: Girls' Sports, G.A.A.: Girl Reserves. IOHN BUTLER The lrowxlring of his ulvility if not xlark. English C., Crew C., Sci- ence C., Vice-Pres.. Span- ish C.: Hi-Y: Bk. Shop: Ilefcnsc Stump Rep.: Stage Crew: Act. Pin, N.H.S. lJAVlIl CARTTFR Hr 1l fight u ruttlrmuke uml give it thr firfl H410 lfites. 4 F C.: Intramurals. Howl- ing. Tumbling: B a n rl. Choir. ALAN CllAMl'5liRLAlN Karp mr ll'Il10t'l'fIf uml Nllllff' the otlzerx great. Art Angle. Crew C., 4 F C.: Hi-Times: Football. ln- trumurals: Stage Crew. IOANN ClllPlVlAN lj .-'ilctlvr zrrrr golflru, fllfvll lm ir millionuirr. English C.: Choir: H.M. S. l'in:iforc . CATHliRlNF, CLARK Har miml if likr iz mil- Vmlfl timrttllvlr-.f1rl1jrv1 tu :'lmr1g'z'. English C., Music C. IOAN CHAPMAN English C., M u s i c C., French C., L i b r a r y C.: .fl'lUll,f. lfnglish C.: Hi-Y: Hi- Timcs. Sports F,4l.. Year- li '- k: N.ll.5., llrcs. Bright forecmfl. rls' Sports: Choir: The Rfil Mill : Girl Reserves. IRVINC CHORTICK A fill g'I'!'rlHll'.f,s' ix mimn- A ROISFIRT CLARK Hif wily is to lvrgin uf 'hr lvqginninq. Ytuflcnt Forum: 4 If C.: Dicnsc Stamp RCP- HILL BUOB I can r'z'.fi.vt crrrylhi lvut temptation. 4 F C.. Vice-Pres., Trca Yearbook: lr. Class, Pre School Socal Comm.: Cl: Night Comm.: Footb: Truck, Intramurals. CHARLES CARLSON The j0v'ulnr'f.c of m f7l'0l0l1g.s' hir rluy. liXRl, CASIDA Hr wmv, hr .-uw, f'o11ql1r'l'r'1l. Stump C., Vice-Pres., M sic C., Sczcncc C., Pre Cniiiem C.: Orch.: Cain Counter: N.H.S. WEST HIGH SCHO .Y ROBERT COYIIER lil,lZ.-XHICTH ILXYIIJ CULVFR GER.-XI.IJINli DAITCH l.liONAR I I COFNEN ll'.r lu-rn a long, long rimr. 4 F C.: Track. IANIE COl'I.,XNlJ l'm 1llll'1ly,f z'lm.rir1g ruin- bows. Crew C., French C.. Secy., English C., Library C., Music C.: Yearbook. Hi- Times: G'rls' Sports: De- fense Stamp Rep.: Choir: Stage Crew: Girls' C. Comm. Thrl'r'x n1r'.i'r'll1'rf in 1'1'rl'y kflflfl lilllz- lvoy. 'Mn C., lumlliztll. Trzlcli, ntramurals: Band. ROUNHY COENEN Tliix is ihz' lim! day l'1'f YFNIZ tomorrow will lit' lmrrrr. lJliI.ORliS CORCORAN Slit lwlvlrlrs- llI4'!'.i'.i'lIHfly -Jr if .fhfij sprung zz lrrllq. linulish C., Music C., Li- lirarv C.: Girls' Sports, G..X.A. CROWNHQXRT Rnmly .i'lI'I-kt? flu' .figllfs und mrrif IUIIIIA' flu' ronf. lfrencli C., Vice-Pres.. ling- lush C... Must L., Llioral Reading: Ili-Times, Year- linuli, Feature licl.: Act. Pin: N.H.S.: Candy Coun- ter: Girls' C. Comm.: S. Senate. WEST HIGH SCHOOL GlI,lSliR'I' COLUCCY Wlzy un1.rn'1 I lmrn good- 'ooking inxfrilfl' of muzrff' 4 F C.. M C.: Football, Track, Boxing, Intramu- rals: School Social Comm. DONA COUCH .Slir has livczl !'I'l'l'j' day of lm' lilr. Stage Crew: liniglish C Crew C.: Girls' Sports: Choir: The Retl Mill If um il mnglz figlif, wosn, lm. I won. Stage Crew: Camera C., ,, Q c i e n c e C.: Yearbook: lracla. NORHIZN CULVliR .'l!'LY'lll on rrrzfier. English C.: Yearbook. Club Etl.: S. Senate: Orch.: Girls' Sports: N.ll.S. RU'I'll DAVIS Hrr lmlling tIl'l'l'Ngl' is 5llll . French C., Pres.: G..'X..X.: Defense Stamp Rep.: Girls' C. Comm.: Girls' Sports. liliVl'iRl.Y llllillUl.lJ .-I nzirrlxqrmlqr ol laugh- IFF. Crew C.. ll n ig l is h C.: G.A.A., Girls' Sports. V -our f lr lil,.XINE CYR .'1 num if grmtrr flzun any lmulq. Whill um I zlrjng in fllr lilv'uVyf' lfnglisli C.: Stage Crew: ll'-'l'mrs, Ailv. Mgr.: S. Senate. Il ,SSll'1 l7liNRUl'l'l:.R H'r'1l really likr to knun' von ltrlfrr. linglish C. l','Yl'RlCl.'X IHIICNHS Il fll Cnmx Brin' In .llr Now . Crew C.. Ii n g l i s h C.: Stage Crew. GHG' Holli IN! fllunlrzl Hrmly in Ihr elomls. Music C., linglish C.: Hi- Times. IIARRIFT lJl.'XMliN'l4S'l'l'.lN Nu fuirl Shrfr llorlrrling lvmhzr. Iinulsh C.. I. i li r ai r v C., Spanish C.: Yearhool-tg Dc- fense Stamp Rep. lJlil.l..X l AYl-Q DISCH T lii.-' if our zlixlz flmt im 'I rruclqnl. English C., Music C. 89 DON DOERFER I,ffe'.v Il song, and I'm here fo .ring it. 4 F C.: Choir: Our Town , The Rt-rl Mill , P r i cl C :incl PFCILIIIICCH, H.M.S. Pin:iforc . DICK DRIVES They go wild, ,vinipfy wild, ozffr mr! 4 I C.. Crew C.: Fool- hzill. lntriiinurnls: Staigc Crew. IACK ICIJSON .4.rk mr: I know. Music C., Pres., Germain C., Secy.. Stuclcnt Forum, Vicc - Pres.: Hi - Times: Band, Sgt., Orch.: Pride and Prejudice . Y... 7 .,... . . i Q MARILYN DOWNS If you 1'!'1lHy wan! to knnuf, ask her. French C., Library C., Mu- sif C. IOAN DU FIJEE I Ilflllif WHIII In srl Ihr worfff 011 firr. hut how ahonr jus! a Iiltlr flrmicf' linglish C., Crcw C.: Girls' Sports. If JAN lil.I,IS HFl'f'.1' 5nn'1f11,vf in your 1-yrs. French C.. English C.. Mu- sic C., Crew C., Library C.: Ili-Times, Yearbook: Stage Crew. 40 LUQXNNI2 DREHER Tull, hlondr, and 00-111- Inf English C., L i br ai r v C C h o r ll l Reading: Girls' 2 Sports. I DORIS DUKE 100927 grnuinr. English C., Music C., Stu- ilcnt Foru my Girls' C' Comm.: Girls' Sports. lilI.liliN l'il.l.SWVUR'l'l'l Dymznzilr in Chliffllllli I lt'l'tIf7f7l'lIg,f. Crcw C., Music C., Eng Iish C.: Hi-Times: Choir, Vice-Pres. 'Z IICRRINICERICKSON Shi' .rmilrfl uml Ihr rhu- ' IIOMU' zlrfnlrtrllf Crew C.. lfllglish C., Girls' C, Coiiiiii.: Our 'I'own : Stxigc Crcw. VIRGINIA EVANS 1. ' .Yhr l'llll'l'.f uf qzlirlly us 11 .1'll1If7!'zllP1. 4. , . lfnglish C..A M u C., 1? t.hor:il Rcziclingz Ili-'limit-s: Girls' Sports. 1 if 5' fif 'K 1' Iili.XTRlCli l ABliR Rlrfxhilzg is- Ihr sign nf - .K 1'ir.'11r. H jf Art Anglo, Vicc-Pros. X 'X r...,. ., ....., Wu., -,.,-...., 1 Q If l..XVliRN.X FSSI-IR .-I Hgh! hair! firm' long. lfruiich C., Lib r 21 r 3' C., linglish C.: Girls' Sports: G..-XA.: lli-Times, Yczir- liook: Girls' C. Comm. IZURRICLI, l'iVlil,.XNIJ Slrrfv is Ihr In-,cl vurc for zmkifzg fronhhs. Ioinccl Navy. MARY l .Xl'll.HIiRG The-rr mix if lo! of frrighr in hm' Iruin of lhmzghl. linglish C., Vicc-Pres.: Girls' C. Comm.: Hi- Timcs. News litl., Mg. Ecl., Yearbook: Defense Stamp Rep.: Youth Council: Act. Pin, N.H.S., Quill and Scroll: Choir: Pride and I'rcjuglice g Valcdictorian. MARY IiSSliR 170117 look now, h your hula 11- .rl1'pping. Art Anglu. Crew C., Mu: C.: G.A.A. l'.-X RR HVICS Iz'1'c1'yu'hrrc hr' goes, . !'nIlI.ff'.V ir small riot. lntrainiurals: Crow C., M sic C.. Stamp C.. Spani C.: Hi-Times: Band, Cho Orch.: The Rcrl Mill P r i il c :intl Prciurlicc H.M.S. l'in:iforc g Stag Crcw. MARY IRAN F.-XHRINGFR If: nice' to hc namri whrn yvrfrr mimi-ally nic Music C., English C. WEST HIGH SCH00 . Y H, Y DOROTHY I-'OX Time our for udnzinlfimz. In n it I is h C: K-irls C Comm.: Hi-Times. Year- book: S. Senate, French C. WILLIAM FRIFDL A lwy ufiilz fix lorwurrl speeds. Howling, Intramurals. DARLIENFI GARNIER II'.v morlf-rn design. Art Angle, Library C.: Yearbook, Art Ed.: Pride and Prejudice . WEST HIGH SCHOOL It X X Q is IOAN FRANICY Nolhiug is umm' rhim ,-'ilem'r. 11.-'rlnl Crew C.. linglisli C. SUZANNIQ FROST Small, lm! full of capa- llilily. Music C., li n QI I is h C.: C.A.A., Girls' S port s: Band. Orch. RUSSIfl.I. CICSSLER .-I young man in his early flirtirx. M C.: Boxing, Football, Track. IANE FARRELL You am? lake it wiilz you. Crew C., French C., Eng- Iish book: C.: Hi-Times, Year- Cirls' Sports: Stage Crew. CATH FRINE FITZPATRICK She has lol.: of ufilr frou'ef'l Iinglish C., Music C. MARY FURSMU Tell Ili, u'hi1f',f ilu' jolqrl' Girls' C. Comm.: English C.. Crew C.: Girls' Sports. .XL FRANK Hmzrxlly lion'-hair you ferr klllllfll imynue like md' -I If C.: Ili-Y: Football, Intramurals, Tennis: Year- book: Hand: S. Senate. SI IFRMAN FUSCH HH.: our z'liclq lwy. Camera C.. Sec.-Treas.: Ili- Times, Yearbook. CURINNE UIIISUN .4 lmrxe, u lzolzvr, my lqingrlom for 11 lzorrr. Stage Crew: Crew C., Eng- lish C.: Our Town . CAROL FELDMANN Her mind never knew wha! her moufh would .my nr-xl. Crew C., English C.. Li- brary C., Choral Reading, S p a n i s li C.: Yearbook: Pride and Prejudice . IRIS FLICK Torlay, lUhllfL'l'!'l' may annoy, ilu' world' for me ix simple joy. Choir. SARAI I ANNE IJOWLKES Pcrmnulify unlimilnl. Iinglish C., Crew C., Cho- ral Reading: Stage Crew: Hi-Times, Yearbook: Band: Pride and Prejudice . ...a I' 'Z WSL: ,. ,. C ll x'.'1'f'?2 bi- 53:55 'zkx CLIiNN FISCHFR ,-1 man ilffnf his own hmrli l1c 1l rarhrr ll girl were ullrr if. -l F C., German C. IIli'I'I'Y FORREST Girly, like lmllrfx, go filrzlzexl when xnmotlzext. English C., Secy., Crew C., Choral Reading: Hi-Times, Feature lid., Yearbook: Youth Council. Loft, ScCy.g S. Senate: Band: Stage Crew. IILAKIC FOX The lnxlrr hr went, the furihrz' lzr gui. -I F C., Iinglish C., Span- ish C.: Iloxing, Football, Intramurals, Track, Tum- bling: Choir: S. Senate: The Red Mill , Pride and Preiurlicen, H.M.S. Pinafore . 41 M C.: Football, Haske ff Q wt- Q ft or -Quik : FULLER GRIFFITH Tlmt indolenf lm! agree- ulllc' rondition of doing nothing. .Xrt Angle. S t a m p C.: Pride and Preiurlieeu. BARBARA GROVES She .fpurklc.r like Chum- fhlgill' und uffrclx people the mme. English C., Spanish C., Muaic C. LOUIS HAAK It ix ulwayv good Io mfr! u real live Neill. Football. 42 IOHN GRIMM .4 good time now IS worth two gone by. S. Senate. IOYCIQ GUETZKE Sifzerriry and poixr-Ihr fIz'l'lrc'f lwlcnd. lfnwlish C.. Library C., Mu- sic C.: l'li'Time5. Book- keeper. Yearbook, Hook- keeper. PRISCILLA HAIJLEY She never' worn' no on rw good time. lflwrarv C., Crew C.. ling- lish C.. Choral Reading: Yearbook: Sta g c Crew: Glrls' Sports. FOSTER GILLESPIE l do most of my work .fitting fl0WH,' rhuik where I rhinr. -I F C.. Stamp C., Science C., English C.: Intramu- rals: Band. IOHN GONCE Nrzfrr putt of 'till to- morrow what you can do today. M C.: Golf. ROHICRT GRAB True worflz is in IPF!-llg, not .ve:'n11'ng. -IFC. BILL GRIMM L-'uri .raid ir soonest mended. Al F C.: Track. ROY GUSTAVSON Hir frirnrlr full it nm-fl 11:-xr, lm! lm fully if golf. Stamp C., M ., Art Angle. Vice-Pres., Pres.: Golf. NORX liLLliN HALEY Helm' to llc ont of rluk u'o1'ld tlmn to lm out of ..-tylc. French C.. Secy., Crew C., linglsh C.: Hi - Times, Yearbook: Girls' Sports: School S o C i a l Comm.: Girls' C., Sccy.3 Stage Crew. BLOSSOM GOLDBERG My ideu of un ug:-mrlvlr perxon. English C., Library C., Mu- sic C.: Yearbook: Girl! Sports. GAIL GORDON Argflnzcnlr from u pret- ty mouth are unan.cwrruble. English C., Crew C., Girls' Sports: Girls' C. Comm. lil,l'iANOR GRANT Hel' .fmile wax ,comc- flting to find your way in the dark with. English C., L i b r a r y C., Choral Reading. CHARLES GOLDEN I'm only zz lrird in gilded cage. 4 If C.. Crew C., Pres Science C.: Stage Crew. HAROLD GOTI-I It pnyr to lu' goo: mrfnrcd and friendly. 4 F C. IAMRS GREEN Hi.-' 11'rim'ng rrrcnllvler rehmrxul for an ucciden ball, Boxing, Track, Intra murals. WEST HIGH SCHOOQ DAVID HALL Eurn ii xinglr huir milf it.: rhadouf. Intramurals. Track: Crew C.: Stage Crew: Defense Stamp Rep. IVTARILYN HAMMES She Ialqn' Ihr irk our of work. Crew C.. Iinglish C., Art Angle: Girls' Sports: Year- book: Girls' C. Comm.: Choir: lf I Were Kingu: Cla--s Night Comm. DICK HARRINGTON Thu! hoy nm rrully hrul a husx. German C.: Band. RICHARD HALL If I nzn't .flrrp nightf. I .flrrp in flair. 4 F C.: Football. Bowling, Intramurals. DAVID HANSON Hr is ll Iruzfrr of mrn and u followrr of womrn. F.n':lish C., Pres.. -l F C.. M C.. Vice-Pres.: Hi- Timcs, B u s i n e s s Mgr.. Yearbook: Football, Box- ing. Track: Choir: The Refl Mill : S. Court: Class Night Comm. WILLIAM HASZ Thr hurrlrr I try, thr goudrr fo hr. rhr uforxrr I lllil. -l F C.: Football, Track. WEST HIGH SCHOOL .XUDREY HAMM Nrzirr lure that .venre of humor. Iinglish C., Music C.: Girl Reserves, Pres.: Office Wk.: Ilanrl. Choir: The Red Millni Girls' Sports. IUNIQ HANSON Sfwnmnrom' romhu.rf1'on. linglish C., G.A.A.g Girls' Sports. DONNA HAUGI-I .Huy I Xh0Mf yan IIVUIHNI? .Xrt Anglc, Crew C., Eng- lish C., Music C.: Girl Re- serves: Hi-Times, Typ. 1 SU' rl S Y ,mf ' s 'S si it 223 3'55.2:f?2iZ- 2 5 .M 4 ' Q I Y' s. , + im X ,gill , HliRliliR'I' HIQNNINC Hr wnln'n'1 lir if you paid him, und hr'1l sm1'1'r hrlorr hr xiolr. Football, Hasketlvall, Mir., Track. Intramurals: S. S' n- ate. Trcas. WAYNE HlIiRLMITIIf.R Hr filllis' if IlIf'flI1l'!'lII-l'lI' fo hr ufixr. M C.: 4 F C.: Track Football, Boxing, Howling. Intramurals. IHANNF IIOLMIKICRC lm-1 hr your own .fnfrrl self. French C.. Iinglish C.: Of- fice Wk. IAMHS HENRY I'm Iorn hrlufrrll zficf tum' rrrxu. Ushers' C., Pres., Vice- Prvs.: limvliiig: Defense Stamp Rep. RAMON HILLIS I'n1 on rhr brink of u Qrrut l'1lI'!'l'l'f who will ffllill mc off' -l If C., Sects.. German C.: lin o tha l l, Intramurals, Track. WILLIAM HORAN Whrrr Ihrl'r'.f Hill, lhrrrk' tl way. MARY HICKEY Cn-rrlnrarion if Ihr thief of lime. Iinglish C.. C.A.A., V'cc- Pres., Treas.: Girls' C. Comm., Chr.: Girls' Sports. IANFT HOGAN IVIII mn hold. nal lrm shy-Ihr happy mrdinm. Art Angle. English C.: G.A.A.. Girls' Sports: Hi- Times. licl., Yearbook. WILLIAM HOVIZN Timr Irllx an him, espr- mllly a good limr. Howling. Football, Tennis, Intramurals. 43 PATRICIA HUDSON Whcrc rlo we go from hz-re? Crew C., English C., Mu- sic C.: Girl Reserves. IO!-IN I-iURi.BU'i' H0111 fha! poxcl Camera C., Stamp C.: Hi- Timcs, Yearbook: Band: The Red Mill . TED ILTIS A11 are no! l11111Ir1'x lhzll hlow the horn. Track, Tumbling: English C., 4 F C., Music C.: Band, Corp., Orch., Choir. 44 HOLLIS HUNT Tall, dark, and lc! me looh 111 him! Music C., 4 F C.: Basket- Iiall. Football: Band, Choir: Defense Stamp Rep.: The Red MiII : Ioinetl the Navy. IEORIS HUSEISOE flll eye-ful tower. Crew C.. English C.. Li- lirary C., Spanish C.. Cho- ral Reading: Hi -Times, Yearbook: Defense Stamp Rep.: Girls' C. Comm.: Act. Pin: Stage Crew. MARY IEANNE JACKSON Goorl things' come 111 .rrmzll parlqages. English C., Music C. I RUTH HURD Short ana' mic and folly ro hoof. English C., Music C.: Girl Reserves, Secy.: Band. OLVVEN HUSKINS Sweetness plus xincerity equal: tl friend. Girls' C. Comm.: Choral Reading. FRED IANSEN Smoorh words make .fmoolh ways. Ioincd Marines. now ioisuis If yo11 would' 1'11lz' flu? world quietly, you must keep if 11n111.fc1l. Track. Intramurals: 4 F C., Vice-Pres.: Hi-Y: S. Sen- QIIC: Sophomore Class, Vice- Pres.. Senior Class, Pres.: School Social Comm. DON IOIINSON Someilzing for lhc girls. Crew C., English C., Vice- Pres,, 4 F C.: Hi-Y, Secy.: School Social Comm.: S. Senate: Youth Council: Hand: Pride and Preju- dicen: Stage Crew. GEORGE KEITT By thc work one lqnowx Ihr worker. -I F C., German C., Secy.: Student Forum: Hi-Times, Ed., Yearbook: S. Senate. PI IOEIIE IiI.l.EN IONES Small of xluftlre, large of han-1. English C., Library C., Music C.: Choral Reading. NANCY IOHNSON Wil ix fhr' ml! of mn- 1'r1'x11fio11. Crew C., English C.. Li- brary C.: Hi-Times. Year- honk: Office Wk.: Girls' C. Comm.: Choir: The Red Mill : Stage Crew. ROBERT KIiI.I.IiR .-1 rrgnlfir guy. Boxing: -l F C., Ushers' C. I E I HK INNI E IOI-I NSON Gruflr imrl rr11're1l, Il gi lo lu- 111ln11'1'erl. Crew C.. Library C., Spar ish C.: Girl Reserves: Girl C. Comm.: Girls' Sports. ROBERT IOHNSON Why should Ihr Dru hiwc all Ihr goorl iinirs? M C.: Football, Tracl Boxing. Golf, Intramurals. IiMIl.lli KII'iKHOI I'iR Lilllz' o1111.'1'y, much om come. English C., Library C Choral Reading, Crew C. Yearbook, Feature Ed. WEST HIGH SCHOOI linglish C., -I F C.: I-li-Y: RICHARD LAIIONNR What'.c life without fun? Track, Intramurals: Art Angle. Crew C.: Stage Crew. DONNA I.Al'l'I.IiY Something out ol Vogue. English C., Crew C.: Stage C r e w: Yearbook: Girls' Sports. IUDY LEIKNIESS Youth holflx no society wilh grief. English C., Music C.: Cirl Reserves: Office Wk. WEST HIGH SCHOOL Al. LACKNER l'm it whiz on the of- fl'I1.fil't'. Football. Track, Tumbling, Intramurals: 4 F C.: I-Ii-Y, Trras.. M C., Pres. IUNE LASKA Hel' smile .rays R.S.V.l'. linglisli C.. Music C. MARY LENAHAN She can expertly shift eanzterxutionnl getzrx, Crcw C., English C.: Stage Crew: Hi-Times. EMM.-XLINE KING She doe: have serious moments, but they are few and fur between. English C., M u s i C C.: CAA.: Hi-Times: Girls' Sports. TOM KULTIES When l'm g00l1ll'llI very gootl. lm! when l'n1 lmtl 1'm hetler. Intramurals: 4 li C.: Bantl, Orch. DI2I-BI2R'l' KUEHNIQ We know him untl we know him not. Art Angle, -l F C.: l'l.M.S. Pinaforcu. IUDITI-I I.AFOLLE'I'I'E She has a mind with itleax, and the means to express them. Crew C., Spanish C., Tre-as., Pres.: Yearbook, Hi- Times: Our Town , Pride and Preiuclicen: De- fense Stamp Rep.: Stage Crew: Girls' C. Comm. MILDREI7 LEE An atomic molly-rule. English C.. Library C., Music C. IANE LEWIS Dia' you ever fee a dream walking? Stage Crew: English C.: CAA.. Girls' Sports: Crew C.: I-Ii-Times, Year- book: Girls' C. Comm, SI IEILA KIVLIN Quality of protlurl, her key to sufcesr. Crew C., German C., Vice- Prcs., English C., Library C., Chr., Music C.: Stutlcnt Forum: Choral Reaclinill Ili-Times. Yearbook: Can- tly C ou n t c r: Dt-fcnsc Sffllllp Rep.: Girls' C. Comm., Chr.: Act. Pin: Choir, Orch.: The Rt-tl Mill : Stage Crew: N.ll.S. MXRIORIIQ KREUI. il gootl line is the short- est tlislultn' lu'1ufe1'l1 two tlzlflif. Crt-w C., liuglisli C. IGHN KUIQNNINC ll I coultl only .flvefr a.: xotrmlly ut night as I :lo when it'x lime to get up! Intramurals, If o o t b a l l, Track: -l l C., M C. I IANNAII KORS Tfll'I'! .f nothing almnt this hah. earn y G..-LA., Iinglish C. lfl..'klNI2 KRISTAI. fl l'0J'l'l' thu! ix tix eletlr ax Cry.vtul . Crt-w C., German C., ling- . x . , . lish L., Library C.: Hi- Times, FAI.: Yearbook: Stage Crew. liII.I. KUHNS l'm ulwtlys tlamevlreum- ing. Yearbook: Youth Council. 45 Big-Wigs - - - Brain Rigvwiga: ,luhn Br-i'gvr. vii-1--pr-vsirli-lit: llon ,Imn-ef. pri-sirlvnl' Sally Sheehan, secretary. The pictures on this page represent leadership at Westg the class ofhcers are the ones we have elected to make our last year a permanent page in our mem- ory books. A widely publicized campaign and pro- gram resulted in Prexy Don Iones' being the people's choice for our Big-Wig-in-Chief. He and his equal- ly capable fellow Big-Wigs, Iohn Berger and Sally Shehan, have given us much more than their inimita- bly witty repartee: they've given us a sendoll from our good years at West that makes leaving a little easier: weve packed such never-to-be-forgotten fun into our last year. Thi: other leadership shown here is that of Wesl's len tzzp brain-children. We're proud of the good rec- ords they have established for themselves, and we congratulate them on their perseverance. You've done a swell iob, fellows and gals, and we hope you'll always be just as successful. V 'I'lil-1 BRAIN 'I'lillS'l': Walt:-r a - . :rw-1-n Culver. Dol rri'4' s Walla-wlail. fl l'z' la Hrovk- harm-n, Mary Pull 4'i'. Mary Uriu'i'. llarhara Burr:-ll. U erl' is Duke. Xlary Fahlbw-rg, Charles S4 nl'a 'nm-n .6 WEST HIGH SCHOOL Speakers - - - Sponsors Ave atque vale -hail and farewell-to the school and liriends we have known. Our great moment is at hand. We are saying good-hye to the lille we have lived lhus liar and are pushing oll' to fresh lields. As we sit in tht- auditorium on that last day, things al- ieady seem strange to us. Our friends look ditferent. We take a new look at them. We have known them lor years, hut suddenly we wonder how the coming years will allect these friendships. We are liaeing the luture and are touched with awe. The Maud, long familiar. has taken on new contours. Some of us have known it for as long as six years, hut will never again see it in the same way. We may come hack to our szehool some day, hut it will be different then. We are leaving the security and the fun ol the known and lacing the uncertainties and challenge of the unknown. Family and friends, teachers and school, have given us their hest. We can do no less. With hope in our hearts and pride in this American heritage of ours, we can lace the world. l'Ho Class Speakers: Pun, lt. 0, lllirisluflu-ran-u: Mary l allllnel'1.:. Valv- rllr-toiiau: Haulvaia Burrell. Salutalorian: john Berger. Urulnr. 'Rafi ,sw CLASS -XINISUHS: liar-k row: C. Karon. J. S4-liar-fi-r: l. Full:-rg F, S-'Iiuli-1: from row: Nl. C. Pow:-rs. Nl. 0'Nvil. .-X. Klullx. WI-IST Illlill Slllltllll, 47 ' W-E T11c pntisc 111:1t ref1'c-s11cs . 111-11-11 1T1lllt'l'1T1lC1l 111111 Dave l111111:1111 :II ll school l11lI1CF. 111e 111-Y d.111te. Bind bitt lmrnr Dfdc Snr mtut '1'x1U '1'x1t1 T11Lll'S 1ieck1e R1111111s 1'uc'111x' 'I11YCl11S1111g den and luck F side of the :mud after the Pop dsnn stop cut- 1 01 '1111tx the 111g word Way up at 1110 top of the page are the stylish 1111111-rs and 1v11i1r: sucks. Second from the top is the High-Times celebrating its 15th birthday. From left to right are lane Copland, Ioan 121115, Betty Forrest, Sue Reed, 111111111111 t11o1tt1t Doug Greta Brockhausen, Miss Mc Stttfmr 11111 Gemgc Peter Ke11.1r, Grace Matthews, and sun 1t the Ioft Nadine Sthuster 11111 1,ll11C U 1141' C USC V VOL X 1 recognize G11-tal Brocklwtl- 4 sen 11011 S11e111111, and Mary Lou Benner watching a foot- 'H AL L.-.......--,,,,,,,, WEST HIGH SCHOOL Icnn Sabin, luck Iiclsini, lid ni pupils. lim' in thc f:llL'lcl'1z1 ylill can s y in p Ll I li i Z c with these Sctltul :lt thc' Loft :irc H ir Iwiri Xllnn :nil l ilu-n Lulu drinking cokcs. niilialr, mlm-sift it? This is thu ilziily chant ul' thu czifc- tcrin ciimliivrs. 'llmtk Lick lailwn with his hcnul uit ull. F w'1it in 27c, plum- Q munils fai- 35 Slliylllv, Doris Ihikg. glml Lyinnn liixlvy giving ii cle- T lvalin' IH'L'I' Xvlllh. . in .g .um Rollic .X nice, mmm' lunch il rv laliziilu-Ili lmmvnligirt, C.i.1Lc Mntlliuvs, N.in Binrt, mth .ilmut 16 girls biting at it cvcrx' noon Ic-ft In right txlhlc Mry'c'r. Dick Iliywiml, ' lhxlly lfux. C1lll1L'I'il1C VN' '- liirl, :incl llgimlcl Lytlc march cr. Mary lfailillwwg, Suv Rcrtl. iluwn thc fuullmll liclcl. :incl 5.iriih l'uwll-ics. Cuuh lungs nu.1pLpt.1llx J in incl. Flnshy sodas zlclurn lmn Ium-5 :mil Rm' Limmcr. I' WEST HIGH SCHOOL 49 IIAROLID LY'I'l.Ii l1'.r u world of xiarlling pu.f.cilfililir.f. 'ffglgkg -I I: CS IILIIIKI, Choir: 'I'I11.' Real Milln: Slings Crcw. VIRGINIA MACK liz' tlzz' lulmr gnu!! UI xumll. xhf' :loaf il will Ol not ut ull. linglish C., Muslc C.: Year- book. Hi-Times, Typ.: Stage Crew, Crcw C.: Ol- Hcc Wk.: Girls' Sports. ANGICLINIQ M XNSON S1111 nzizkw' if lllll-'I' .flflll nazxy. lingl.sh C.: G.A..X.. Girls' Sports. 50 LU 'XNNF LICWIS Muy wr lmy tl Iickfl on your IHIIII7 of Ilzoughffl Crew C., English C., Li- C.. Spanish C.: Hi- Timus, Yearbook: Stage Crcxv: Ilcfcnsc Stump Rt-p.: C. Comm.: Youth L o u n c i I: Shaw Iissay: Choir. Iurury Girls' M.-XRIORIE LOY .flu uninzulm' l0rri1l'zm1z'. C.. English C.: Music Choir: Girls' Sports. ROLAND LUCHSINGIQR A1077 of few l4'0l'll,I' are Ihr lwxf men. V Boxing, Intramurals: Stamp C. poucsuxs MMS BIQRNICIC MACIEIEWSKI 'Nm limi ol mngw iw 501'-' llfff - no lwzrfr llkrx flzr most is lvoilerl uml Mun xlif' .vlzonlrl lun -:Y '1'f'fI UN if Fluff- Iinglish C., Music C. Intrzimui'1iIs, Howling. MARY MANION fl fricnrlly girl will: lricllzlly uulyr. LUIS MAIN Hrr mrnmry if ll'1l.X' to ru'z'iz'z' mul nnzrlvlr fu rc:- fffln- linglish C., Music C.: Of- Crcw C.. English C.. Cho- rice Wk. rzll Rczuling: Ycurhook: IDL-It-nsu Stump Rcp.: Girls' C. Comm.: Stugc Crow. ICLAINIT MARKING 'l'l1i11k mnrh mul lmlzl your lollglif. ILXRIIARA M.-XNZIQR II ix lfrflrr Io wan' mr! lhzlll to rux! 0111. English C, Girls' Sports: linglish C.. Music C.: Yuiii-book. PAUL LINIJAU ANTHONY Ll l EL Tlmf zur.-' nmrlz' for CIUUIIHUII .c1'l1.rr ix IIC .I-lirlfry. vom mon. -I I7 C.: BZIIILI. Orch. II1II'llII1lIl'1IITs1 -I I C. WARREN LUCAS Hr' who l-.V wife by ix no fool lay night. IQILEEN LUBBERS Slap. look, mul Oli, lfoyl Girls' Sport.: English C.: Yvairhook: Girls' Comm.: Choir. M C.. Iinglish C., C.: Ifootlmll, Ilxlsktt 'Il-nnis, Hoxing. WILLI.-XM LUNIUE l1'1'f-ry inrh ll gentle! IJELORIIS LUNIIIQ Silrncr nrzfrr lvrlruyx you. Intramurals, Football. Iinglish C.. Music C. I I WEST HIGH SCHO ROIAND MEYER lil-lZ.-Xllli'l'll M1XRTlN.'XS Why .chonlrl l .fflllly 11ll my lijv. ll'fI!'lI I haw- 11 z'ln111c'f' lo ltr .fo111c 1111111'.f wife? English C., Mus'c C.: Girls' Sports, G.A.A.: Girl Rt'- scrvvs: Choir. GRACE MATTHEWS Thr ufhral gl'0ll':',' 1l1n1 Ihr' llrIl'l'!'5f. English C., Choral Rcaitl- ing: Girls' C. Comm.: Yuatrliook, Mg. Etl., Hi- Timcs, Fcziturc Etl.: Quill :intl Scroll: Dcfcnsc Stump Rcp.: Crcw C.: Stugc Crcw: Girls' Sports: Stu- tlcnt Forum. IO ANN MCCLUNG 1-Ill thu! if f111'1'. I.: lty lIllf1H'!' good. Crew C., English C., Li- lmritry C., Music C.. Sprin- ish C.: Choral Rczuling: lli-Tiincs, Yc:trliool-1: Of- licc Wk.: Choir: Tl1t- Rcil Mill : Girls' Sports, IJONALID MARX A l nah of 111 111'l1 11f'.f,i'. 4 F C. TIMOTHY M.-YITH EWS .Al little- 11011.-'rnxr now tlllll fl11'11 ix 11111111'11l ufiih flu' lwst of 711177. lntrumuratls: -l F C. I1-XMES MQNELLY Cu111fr1's11t1'o11 1c'111'l1r.f 111011: llnm 111rf1'1111Iio11. Ioinctl Navy. VEST HIGH SCHOOL MARILYN MASLEY Slzr is tl rollrciion of all 10111 ix fair. Girls' Sports, G.A.A.: Crcw C., English C., Music C.: Stage Crew: Hi - Times, Ycztrlmook: Oflice Wk. IAMES MAYER I1'.v more frm to luke tlzingx lightly. HELEN MEANWELL She x111'e.f her speed for .fufim 111 1 I1 g. Girls' Sports, G..-LA.: Eng- lish C., Music C.: Year- liook: Orch. l l CHARLIE MEARS flxlr mr 110 q11r,rIion.c, 111111 l'll lrll you 110 fill,-. Intramurals, Volleyball: Crcw C., 4 F C.: llantl, Choir, Orch. ROBERT MEYER He .ff?I'4Ik.x' 1101 Ilflfll lllll 11 'is-rly. -l F C.. Ushcrs' C.. Vicc- l'rcs. IO AN MICKLE l1'.r pr1'.w1111l1ly, into to ana. Girls' Sports. G.A.A.: Eng- lish C. i l RICHARIJ MEIER Hf1'1 ,f tu Ilzf liglzl fllllf lie.: 111 u.'0lHl'lIl.s' rye,-, ,ind lim, 11111l lin..-, 111111 lies. Boxing, Football, lntrumu- rails, Tumhling: English C., -l F C. He' talks like ll llifflflll- ary un its hrs! l1rl11111io1'. Music C., Science C., Vicc- Prus., Stu cl u n t Forum: llzlntl. Corp., Sgt., Orch. CLQXYTON MILLER He lighfx our l1lll',t'll0I1 on Ihr xmb of 111: lust. Scicncc C.: Band, Corp. l4EVliRl.Y Mlil.NlCK ljfr 1.-' 1lrfi111'rf-ly u'0l'I,l r11111y111g. DORIS MEYERS Hz'1111-1'11n'l1r1'. English C., Music C.: Girls' Sports. LUIS Mll.l.liR Yllll' If-nlulf of llir .vpccchrx is more rlruzlly lhull Ihr mule. Crew C.. French C., Eng- lish C., Music C.: Shaw lissuy: Girls' Sports: Choir: Our Town . Thu Reel Mill . Pritlt- :mil Prciu- tllcc . Sl PATRICIA MILLER IJon't .vtmly your lessozl. lf'.fxn1 your ,rlml y. linglisli C., Lilirary C., Music C. IUNE MOI IWINKLIC Opportunity ahead. Girls' Sports: English C.. Library C., Music C.: Ili- Timcs: Clioir. MARY MORTIMER ,-I tender heart, it will inflexible. English C., Music C. 52 WILLIAM MILLER .-I change of trouble ir its good ax ll vacation. -l F C., M C.: Bowling, Football, Track, Intramu- rals: Choir: The Real Mill . BONNIE MONSON Why lie out of this world. when i1'.r ,ro mnclz fun? English C., Music C. OLGA NELSON Quiet and nire. English C., Music C. PEC MOHR If I don'f know. I'lI find 0111. Girls' S p o r I s, G.A.A.g Spanish C., Music C.: Band, Li li r aria n, Sgt., Orch. NANCY MORRISSEY ff pleuxing :mile if al- ufuyx u good letter of intro- rlnction. English C., Music C.: Of- Ficc Wk. IAMES NESTINGEN Few worrlx inrlicate zz wettltlz of wisrlonz. lik. Shop. C. MARGARET NEUHAUSER I try so hllfll not to hit home runs. English C.: Girls' Sports, G.A.A. GEORGE NILSSON I learnefl to ski in only three sittings. Footlmll, Intramurals: 4 F ELEANOR NOWAK Nothing great was ever tzceomplixhezl without en- Iltttsiuxnl. English C., Music C.: Girls' Sports. VIRGINIA NICHOLS Dirl you hear the one 11lzottt- English C.. Lihrury C.. Music C., Vice-Pros.: Hi- Timcs: Choir. Orch.: If I Were Kingn: Class Night Comm. IOYCE NORDER Her life ix tl song with- out worflf. French C., English C., Mu- sic C.: Girl Reserva-s: Girls' C. Comm.: Choir: The Rctl Mill . IACK OLDS llloxl glorious night. thou wer! not .vent for xluntlrer. Ilaskethall, Tennis, Track, Intramurals: English C., 4 F CJ Hi-Y. RALPH NILLES My memory fx the thing I forget with. Boxing. Tumbling, Intra murals: -I F C.: Band. SUSAN NORRIS To her was given st much ol earth, so nzttfh o, heaven. Crew C., English C.. Li Iwrary C., Music C., Chora Rcacling, Sccy.: I-Ii-Times Yt-arhook: Girls' C. Chr. Pride anil Prciumlicen. IAMES OLSEN Look not into the past luzt to the future. English C.. -I F C.. Span ish C.: Intramurals: Band WIEST HIGH SCHOOI MARIAN PIQTRY Going my IUIIY? English C.. Music C. C. 0. Pl.ASKli'l'l' For yum' Iftlllfillg pleas- ure. Crew C., English C., -l F C.: S. Senate. Treas.: School Social Comm.: Stage Crew: Intramurals, Boxing, Rowling, Tum- bling, Football: Act. Pin. MARGARET l'RliGLliR I ulufuyx speak my mind. Girls' Sports: Art Angle, English C. WEST HIGH SCHOOL FRANK PHI LLIPS .-I l'I0.l'!'!l llltllllh mlc'hf'r no flirs. Intramurals: -l F C. I.-XNICIR POOl.li .I lifrlr, lllfkffl-III xnzilz' MARY PUIZSTOW .Wir tfzinky in high gem' um! lirlki- in louf. Muse C.. French C., ling- lish C.: Girls' Sports: Year- bllllli. ALICE OLSTAD Roxy fntzwc. Music C., English C. ALMA PANKOW jak:-'.f ir zfrry xrriom' lhing English C.. Music C.: Girls' C. Comm. I7lil.ORliS PEDRACINE Nor only .nn I uviiiy in niyxelf, Im! irrcpirr wif in 0flIC'l' .1' . Fnglish C.. Music C.: Girls' Sports. WII.MliR l'll liR Hz' HIIICKIIIS well , and 11011: u'c'II. liaskcthall. Football, Track: -l F C., M C.. PWS.: lli-Y. Vice - Pres.: School Social Comm, MARY PO'l'l'liR Thr :mrs that have NIO!! glory lmwf' IIU raft. G.A.A., Sccy.: English C.: Hi-Times, Yearbook, Sen- ior litl.: Girls' C. Comm.: School Social Comm., Puhl. Chr.: Girls' Sports. Tlill PURCELL Happy um I.' from CLIIT' I'm lrrc. Why mn? z'z'r1'y- one be like nie? Intramurals: -l F C.: DC- fensc Stamp Rep, RICHARD OSCAR Thr more I src of wo- men, flu' more I IOM mix. Football. Track, Intramu- rals: Fnglish C.. 4 F C., French C., M C.. Secy. l.liSTER PAUL Wim! Inu Van lollnmn go! 111111 I coul1In'f hare, will: fl'!'l'kI!'J'? 'l F C.. M C.: lr. Class. SCCy.Z Ffiotlmll. Boxing, Track: Choir: Hi-Y. FREIJERICK Pl'iTliRSUN l'm Ll grnllrnmn, and I rlo11'l mrc' who know: ft. English C., Crew C., 4 F C.. French C., Vice-Pres.: Stage Crew. M .XRlAN PALMICR .lIyf1fI1n'c I have planmvl well. linglish C., Music C.: Girls' Sports. l'iVlil.YN PICARSON .AI Illllgll is u'0l'lll a rlmrmmrf grmlnx. linglish C., Music C.: G.A..-'l,. Girls' Sportsg Yearbook, 'Fyp,g Office Wk, GliURGli Pli'I'liRSON L Hr 1'i1i.-'rx qnfrr ll mc- q1lr'I. lntramurals, Tennis. Track: M C., 4 F C., Spanish C.. Vice-Pres.: Hi-Y, Vice- Pres.: Yearbook: S. Senate: Defense Stamp Rep: Choir. , , . i 4 LII.LI.XN RIKFR The u'o1'ld'.f u .stage mm' moxt man urr had actors. Iinglish C.: Defense Stamp Rep. IiliCKI.liY ROBERTS Hey, girlfl ll'.v my pn'- xozmlify, noi my s'u'rliIf-1'.f. F o o t I1 a l I, Intramurals, Track. Tumbling: 4 F C.. German C.: M C.. Hi-Y: S. Court, S. Senate, Vice- I'res.: Ir. Class. Vice-Pres.: Youth C o u n c i I. Pres.: S c h o ol Social Comm.: Class Night Comm. l'.XTRlClA SALISIIURY Don 'I niisxv her lTOM'lll'IIg glory. English C., Spanish C., Li- brary C., Crew C.: Hi- Times, Yearhook: Band: Girls' C. Comm. Chr.: Stage Crew. 5-I JOSEPH QUARTUCCIO Tflzll l'n1 tl mlm I'll lzam' you know: even fhough l'zfr' some .fpncf Io grow. Track, Tumbling, Intramu- rals: HI F C.: Yearbook: Hantl. LOIS RASMUSSEN I would he friends' ufiih IVUII. Music C., English C.: Girls' Sports. TOM REESE Lord, gin- me today my daily opinion and forgizfz' me Ihr one I had yextcfr- day. English C., 4 F C.: Hi-Y, Secy.: Yearbook, Asst. Eel.: S. Court: School Social Comm. I ANDREW RISSER He Ihink.-' loo mm'h,' .mclz men are dangrrour. -I F C., Stamp C.. Student Forum, Secy. I..-XRRY RUHIJE Why uwsfc ll wordf' Science C., Camera C.: llantl. CH ARLOTTIZ SCHMII YI' Silence if more vloqtmnl lhilll ufordx. ' BARBARA ROBERTS l'll huy that dreum. English C., Crew C., Cho- ral Reacling, Library C.: Girls' C. Comm., Chr.: Hi- Times. Ed., Yearbook: Of- fice Wk.: Girls' Sports: llantlz Stage Crew. IICAN SAHIN Nom' but hr'rs'z'lf can lm hw' pm-izllel. M u s i c C., English C.: Choir. FRANK SCHMIDT Don'I fence mc inf Intramurals, Track: 4 F C., Stamp C. WILLIAM QUILLFN Three -fifths' of him if genius: two-fij'Ih.f sheer fudge. Tennis, Intramurals: Cam- era C., 4 lf C.: Ili-Y: Hi- Timcs, Yearhook. W A LTICR RAUSHENIBUSH Pardon mr, Mr. Wf'lv.fIf'1'. hui I muff I1'l.f1IgI'f'l'. Howling. Intramurals: ling- lish C.. -I F CJ Slutlent Forum: Hi-Times, Sports Fil.. Yearbook. Sports Eel.: D e f e n s e Stamp Rep.: School S o c i a l Comm.: N.H.S. LOYOLA RETFLLF, Thr only way Io have u friend ix lo hc' one. linglish C., Music C. GlI,l5liR'l' RACIILIN What I milf! do with paint l7l'I!.i'll, fun? hr don Art .Xngle. Music C.: Ilan! Choir. SUZANNF RFICD Tho.-'r who llflillg hupf Har.: lo oflmzf mnnol km if from Ihl'I7I.i'Fll'!'i. Iinglish C.. Crew C., Chl ral Reatling: Hi-Tim: litl.: Stage Crew: Act. Pi Wll.l.l.'XM RIHMEN fl nzullzrnmgiciun. German C. I WEST HIGH SCHOO LICI IARIJ SCI lLlIlIiR'l' God'.v gift to womrtt. laskctlvall. Boxing, Foot- iall, Intramurals. Tennis. 'umlwlingz Ii n g I i sh C., Zrcw C., -I If C.: .Xct. Pin: llioir: Stags Crow. 1I..'XINIi SCIIW.-XII It i.r11't good' rttongh lo lo goorlq our ntllxf rlo it it thr right muy. lirls' Sports: Iiuglisli C.. i 'X 'X ...i. lOI5I'iRT 5IIIiI I.'XN - Hr f7ll'Al,t'!'.t' all thx' world, 'nr hr mtnzor plmxz' him- rll. Iolf, Intramurals: Iinglislt Z.. St-cy.: Ili-Y, SL-cy.: M C.: Yearbook, Busi- tcss Mgr.: lik. Shop: S. cnzttv: Soph. Class, Pres.: 'outh Council: School So- ial Comm.: Act. Pin: sI.H.S.. Vice-Ilrcs.: lf I Vcrc King . IQIJIQI.-LORIZ SCHULTZ .Ilul I'm nmking ryczr at him! Iinglisli C.. Music C. ANNA M.-XRY SICIXRLS Yun nut ffrl Ihr' twittlqlc' of hrr ryrr in hrr hund- .fhulqrz Musk' C., Lilirary C.. Cho- ral Rt-ailing: Girls' Sports: f,I'k'Il.1 YCLIFIMNIIQ. S.XI.I.Y SHEIIAN U golflrn z'lm1m'lrr, hcr gl'f4lfl'a'l lortzznc. Iinglish C., I'rcs.. GAA., Trcas.. Girls' C., Vicc- Ilrcs., Prcs.: Yearbook: Bk, Shop: S. Scnatc, Sccy.: Senior Class. Sccy.: Youth Council, Sccy.: School So- cial Comm.: Act. Pin: Girls' Sports. 4' :. h'l:1S'l' HIGH SCHOOL ROBERT SCHUMPERT Strictly inxtrznnrnful. linglish C.. 4 F C., Music C.: Intramurals: School Social Comm.: Class Night Comm.: Banil. Choir. NANCY SH.-XRl'Ii f1lll'tly.f ll ptclurr of guirly. Iinglish C., Music C. M.-X RY SIIERIIJAN Hitch your wagon lo rt .l'flll'. Iinglish C. DOROTHY SHIMASAKI If you enjoy life, thc nr'.t't thing to do is .wr thut tlllflfhfl' rttjoyx lifr, too. Girls' Sports: Music C.. Spanish C.. G..-XA.: Girl Rcscrvcs: Yearbook: Orch. RCISICRT SMITH lfntr 117-171 to rottrml him hy mtming him Smith. Howling: English C., Mu- s'c C.: llanil, Corp. IJALIQ SORIJEN .Al man of ll fruf thon- .mttd u'ot'11.-'. Iinglish C., Music C.. Stu- ilcnt Forum: Banil. Sgt.. Licut.: Orch., Choir: Youth Council: Thc Real Mill , H.M.S. Pinaforen, 9 S 8' ci PAUL SIIZMIQRING Not only good, htlt good for .fomr'thittg. Intramurals: C r c iv C.. Stags Crew. MARY SNlfI'i Thr cttrmitt l'I',fl'.C on 11 hrillirml future. Izngl sh C. Library C.. Music C., Choral Reading: Girl R c s c r i' c s: Girls' Sports: Yuarhook: S h a w Iisszlyl Choir. Orch.: Our Town . The Rccl Mill . H.M.S. Pinaforcu. Cl-I.'iRI,IfS SORISNSON I jnrfgr fvfoplc' hy what thcy might hz'-not what they urr ot' will hr. Intramurals, Track: ling- lish C.. Vice-Pres.: Ycalr- books N,H.S. it 1 2 ff lg li. . RICH .-XRD SIFRAKE Hr' put.: ,mute l',ll.ffl'f in hi.-' ttlfeu-. Bowling, Science C. IOIIN SOIlIiRlIOl.M Dizl I lmrr my homr- uwrlf home, or d1'1ln't I rio ttf' Intramurals: -I I7 C., Stu- ilcnt Forum: Ilancl. :KRT STARK Hr .fcrntx rhrrrfnl rlhouf .I'!.ffl'l'!2'tljV, tum' conhdrnf tzhout i0I7l0t'l'0u'. Intramurals: English C., 4 I' K' 55 DONALD STATON Hix roelqing hflllff' ran away. 4 F C.. Stump C.: Defense Stump Rep. IOHN S'l'lf.IMl.li The world is' ax ugly zu .fin mul almusl tl! fle- lightful. lntramuriils: Art Angle, -l F C., Crcw C. ANNIC STRONG An all f1flll'l'l.L'tll1 gulf Art Angle, Crew, English C., Music C., Sccy.: Girls' C. Chr.: Stage Crew. l 56 l'lliRl'lliRT STECKLING I know Cl'fl'yfllil1g bill myxelf. Music C.: Defense Stamp Rep.: liiincl, Orch. PAULINE STEIN .lx .m1ixlyz'11g tu iz good hulril. Crew C., linglish C.. Mu- sic C.. Churzil Reading: Stage Crew. DARRIZLL SUNDliRl.AGl'1 To climlr ,creep hills re- qzzirex if slow fnlez' ul firfl. DOUGLAS STHGNER He always hir: the mfil .fqmlrely on Ike thumb. Iinglish C., -l I C.: Hi-Y: Tennis, lntrzimurals. LAVONNE STORRS Nufhing .vmrfles mc. Choral Reiulingg Hi-Times. lllfLl'iN SNVll 'll Your n10rle.fIy's' tl eiinrlle In your mrrll. linglisli C., Chnriil Read- ing. Crew C.: Stage Crew. IOli SWOBODA Over tlzry Cnlllghl me .ff1IIl l'ilIg. lnti'1imur:ils: -l F C. llARl'lARA 'l'HUMl'SUN Nmf izs' ir f7f'l'lIll'll page. Music C.. linglish C.: Girls' Spiirts: Choir. NANCY 'LRAYSHR l'i1liz'l11 us' iz iorem pale. linglisli C., Library C., Spanish C., Music C. l I I.-XMIQS 'l'lil.lfORD I'n1 rleiu' om of Iliff u'r1l'lrl. -l lf' C.. Science C. IJOROTHY Tllilbli l ri1'l1rllil1rx.v flue.-' il. English C.. Music C.: Girls' Spurts: C..X.A.: Defense Stamp Rep. LARRY TRO'l I'liR Ifx my perswiizl mug- fzeliml. Crew C., -I F C. CURTIS TIlIiOBALD The thing which ml llc, nzrrxf be for the be Art Angle. I IliNRY TRAUTMANN Oh! llirl you hem' wh lu' .s'1llll'? Defense Stump Rep. ROHl'iR'l' TRUMMPQR Wh y flmulzl life' all l11l1 lie' WEST HIGH SCH00 linglish C.. Crew C.: Stage WES'1'1ilUll SCHO f rf 5:51 f .iw ll fi l7OI.ORl'iS WrAI.l.lfS'l'AIJ CilIl'l help ,ci11giI1g.' l.ilwr:iry C.. Chr.. Music C., li n ig I i 5 li C.: Yenrlmuk Choir: N.l'l.S.: Pride :mil I' r e i u rl i c e , The Rul I Mill , ll.M.S. lin:lI'nre DORIS VY,-YIISON Thr nolvlr' BFIIIIIA' .-'ilyx Hul1l1u, Hlrlilnif' English C., Music C.: Girls' S p u r t 5, C.A.A.: Cheer- leiuler. RICHARD WliNClil. Noiliiug .flll't'!'!'IlX like .v'Ill'L'l'.f,i'. F 0 ii t I1 ii I I, lIlIl'1llllllI'.lIh1 Band. Music C.. 'I If C. I l..XWRliNCli WALTIQR For his tl jolly gum! lrflow. 4 lf C.: lhixing, Truck, llriwling. IDAN VVl'iAVlI.RS There ix gran ilfrilify in kl1Ull'I.l7g how Io l'0l7Cl'ilI r11l! ,r zlffflfly. linglisli C., Mn-.ic C.: Girls' C. Cuinm. l'A'l'RlClA VVHARTON lliziury uf ii lnlf1y'.v.fnrr:e. C h ii r al I Rezuling, Secy., Crew C., linglish C.: Our Tu w nn: Defense Stump Rep. DONNA TURNFAURE Oh. Ilm.-'e dark rye!! English C., Lib r an r y C.. Crew C., Clmml Rencling C' ' Cirl Reserves: Year- bllflk. Hl.l,liNli Vlf'l4'l'l1R Her inrf-.rlnzefzt in lqiml- nr.c.-' will r1e1'n' fail. ish C., Music C. FRANK Vl'.XGNl .R Hr'.f npriglzl iz.: un zur- rlirnmfiiun poinf. DONALD WARD Strong lveliefi' ll'fl1 strong lllfll. Trncli. lIlIl'ilI11UI'.ll5. CILICNN WIQIZKS .lIrn'm'y hm' nothing on him. Stump C.. Seey., Pres.. M C.. 'I I C.: lfmmtlixlll. Trillili. Hiixing, Tumbling. Intru4 inuruls. DON WH ICIQLER Hr fume ru uf 11 5H'rllIgt'V ima' Iefl. ii friend. lliiml, Oruh. MARILYN TURNER .-Hong almr lonrx. Crewz Girls' Spomg Year- IYUUIK. VIOLA VIRNIG Iml11.ctrion.r iz.-' I1 fmvury. linglish C., M u s i c C.: C.A,A. CATI Il-.RINIQ XVALKILR Likilble mul luukulvle. li ii g I i s li C., Stuclent Fu- rum: S. Senate. IIIQNRY TURVILLE I i11u'uy.v gel the belief when I urgm' willz myxrlf. Usliers' C., Pres., Seey., Vice-Pica. RITA VIVIAN Hn' .ffriril lftl!1t'l'A' on lip- Int. linglisli C.. Lilmrairy C., Music C.: Hi-Times, Typ.: Girls' Spurng Girl Rc- SCFYCB. MARGARITI' WALKER Iwrghfrf' clmrnzi' away fin' lr0u11lf'.r. Art Angle, Mumic C., Girl Reserves: Choir. UL 57 IOYCIQ YUNGER .fl .vmilr lflzllla' eonlngiuus uf ii yawn. Iinglisli C., Music C. 58 MARY ZIQASMAN Unprrdictulwle ui' the u'c'i1fhz'r. Iinglsh C., Lilu'ui'y C., Mu- sic C.: Girls' S p o r t sl Choir: The Red Mill . I.XMIiS ZIMMIQRMAN Womrn lo him were like .-'ru'kr, 10 iw fllungm' regu- luriy. Hi-Y: M C., Iinglish C.: Iliiskethzill, Football, Vol- leyball: B ai n d, Orch.: N.H.S.: School S o c i ll I Comm.: S. Senate: Candy Counter. CORKLIEIGH WHITIQ A lwy we look up to. Spanish C. liA'l'Hl.liIiN WINNER Drfinifrly pili-uptuom: Crew C., English C., Mu sic C.: S. Senate. ROISHRT WORSENCROFT Drprmlulzlc ur ll pair of xpfcfziclczr. French C., Student Forum: Intramurals. ROY ZIMMER His joker tll't'l7'l jus! mrn: rl1ry'rc' golden lumfrr. Hi-Y: M C.: Ilnsketlmll, Tennis: ligand: Yearbook. Not pictured: IIUGH ALLEN R XLEIGH WILLIAMS Il he had ru .ring for his rnppcr, lu-'rl have u fam. Choir: I'1.M.S. Pinziforeu. HIQTTY WINSLOW Ax busy ur u firla'lcr'.v flow. Spanish C., Library C., Music C.: Girls' Sports: Hi-Times: Hand, Corp., Secy.. Orch.: Pride and Prejudice . ONVIQN VVYSONG W hm ufw'd.r ure few, they are seldom urea' in min. RICHARD WILLOUGHBY Huw woirfzl you like to nike my piciiirr? Vice Camera C., Pres., Pres.. Science C.: Chnir. MARIORIE WOLF Fun ix my theme: ,fo lr! u good lime lm my song. English C., Crew C. I..-xURiNia YANIZIE A yin1kez ' with spark English C., Music C.: Girl Reserves: Choir: The Red Mill : Girls' Sports. iw, f Wi f fist -.-it ii? .. ' 41 z- 2 ..f ., .fi A WEST HIGH SCHOOL PATRONS AND PATRONESSES Aluiays an important section of the West High School annual, the patron and patroness roster includes the names of many Madison parents, firms, businessmen, home rooms, clubs, teachers, and students uiho haue responded generously to our invitation for subscriptions to the patron list. The yearbook stag wishes to thanlq sincerely all these patrons who have helped us to publish COLUMN WEST, the class of '46's commemoration of a return to peace. -The Staff Senior Parents MR. and MRS. JOHN LASKA PROP. and MRS. R. K. MEYER MR. and MRS. G. E. ALBRECHT MR. and MRS. ARTHUR T. BENNER MR. and MRS. FRANK H. BIXBY MR and MRS MR. and MRS. CHARLES J. BIRT MR and MRS- MR. and MRS. E. H. BLISS MR and MRS- MR. and MRS. H. H. BROCKHAUSEN MR and MRS MR. and MRS. R. H. BRUCE MR and MRS- MR. and MRS G. L. DODGE MR and MRS MR. and MRS. DEWEY EDSON MR and MRS- MR. and MRS. CHARLES W. ELLIS MR and MRS- MR. and MRS. FRED J. FELDMANN MR' and MRS- MR. and MRS WILLIAM H. FORREST MR and MRS- PROF. and MRS. JOHN GUY FOWLKES MR- and MRS MR. and MRS. L. O. HUSEBO MR- and MRS- MR. and MRS. H. A. JOHNSON MR. and MRS. MR. and MRS. G. E. KEITT DEAN and MRS. VINCENT E. KIVLIN WEST HIGH SCHOOL W. R. MILLER C. H. NICHOLS L. H. POTTER PAUL A. RAUSHENBUSH GLENN ROBERTS V. B. ROBERTS C. K. SCHUBERT E. K. SHEHAN VOLMER H. SORENSEN S. STEIN A. TRAYSER C. L. TURNER A. A. WENCEL MRS. BETTY WILLOUGHBY MR. and MRS. CHARLES G. WINSLOW Senior Parents MR. and MRS. RAY M. BAER MR. and MRS. N. P. BIART MR. and MRS. W. G. BORDEN MR. and MRS. LAWRENCE A. BROWN, JR. MR. and MRS L. L. BURRELL DR. and MRS. H. M. CARTER MRS. GLADYS E. CASTLE MRS. J. GEORGE CROWNI-IART MR. and MRS. C. W. CYR MR. and MRS. M. H. DAVIS MR. and MRS. WILLIAM C. DENRUITER MR. and MRS. E. A. DIENES MR. and MRS. WILLIAM E. DOERFER MR. and MRS. J. S. DREHER MR. T. E. EVANS ADRIAN VIRNIG MR. and MRS. E. D. FAHLBERG MR. and MRS. C. W. FARRELL MR. and MRS. CLEMENT FRIEDL MR. and MRS JOSEPH GESSLER MR. and MRS W. W. GILLESPIE DR. and MRS. J. E. GONCE MR. and MRS. A. H. GORDON MR. and MRS HENRY G. GRIMM, SR. MR. and MRS E. O. GUETZKE MR. and MRS HAROLD E. HANSON MR. and MRS CLIFFORD HAUGH MR. and MRS EMIL HAYDEN MR. and MRS RUSSELL J. HICKEY, SR MR. and MRS ANDREW E. HOGAN Dr. and MRS. J. A. HURLBUT MR. and MRS. FRED R. JONES MR. and MRS. L. KINGSBURY MR. and MRS. NATHAN KRISTAL 60 R. J. KUHNS EARL LEWIS ARNOLD H. MARKING A. L. MASLEY C. H. MAYER WALTER E. MEANWELL H. E. MEIER CLAYTON V. MILLER RAY P. MORRISSEY A. J. NILLES MAX NOWAK GEORGE M. OLDS E. M. OSCAR L. W. PAUL A. J. PETRY MARDEN PHILLIPS K. L. PUESTOW NICHOLAS J. QUARTUCCIO DAVE RACHLIN FRED RISSER THE REVEREND E. P. SABIN MR. and MRS MR. and MRS. MR. and MRS. MR. and MRS. MR. and MRS DR. and MRS. MR. and MRS MR. and MRS MR. and MRS MR. and MRS MR. and MRS MR. and MRS MR. and MRS DR. and MRS. MR. and MRS MR. and MRS DR. and MRS. MR. and MRS. MR. and MRS. MR. and MRS MR. and MRS MR. and MRS MR. and MR.S. MR. and MRS MR. and MRS. MR. and MRS. MR. and MRS MR. and MRS. MRS. PHILIP MR. and MRS. DR. and MRS. UTARO SHIMASAKI HERBERT H. SMITH L. G. SORDEN E. F. SWIFT JOHN L. TIEDE L. J. VETTER JOHN WALLESTAD N. WHARTON R. R. WORSENCROFT ROY ZIMMER WEST HIGH SCHOOL School and Community HOME THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK ENS. and MRS. ALDEN F. AUST ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT BADGER SPORTING GOODS BARON BROS. BLUM'S JEWELERS BOWMAN FARM DAIRY BROCK ENGRAVING CO. BURDICK 86 MURRAY CAMERA CLUB 4F CLUB THE DAIRY EQUIPMENT CO. DI SALVO'S SPAGHETTI HOUSE DRAMA DEPARTMENT DYER'S SHOE STORE FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 86 LOAN ASSOC. FRANK FRUIT CO. FRENCH CLUB FULLER'S FOLLIES-H. R. 123A HOME HOME HOME HOME ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM 218 220 222 227 228 MR. HARRY S. KESSENICH KOEHLER'S KIDS-H. R. 211 THE LARK LOWELL PHARMACY A. E. MACK, Fine Foods MADISON BLDG. 86 CONSTR. T R A D E S COUNCIL MALLATT'S PHARMACY M CLUB METCALF'S MADHOUSE-H. R. 120 MILLER'S DRIVE-IN SHOP MUSIC CLUB NAPPER'S GROCERY O. M. NELSON 86 SON OLSON 86 VEERHUSEN CO. G.A.A. GAY BROS. ORCHARD'S PEACHES-H. R. 122 PADGHAM PAINTING CO. GILLESPIE-BLUMER MOTOR CO. GIRLS' ENGLISH CLUB THE GLAMOUR GIRLS HANSEL 86 GRETEL GIFT SHOP HI-TIMES HI-Y HOME HOME HOME HOME HOME HOME HOME HOME HOME HOME HOME HOME HOME HOME HOME HOME ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM 102 103 104 115 116 118 119 124 201 202A 202B 208 209 212 213 217 WEST HIGH SCHOOI PFISTER FLORAL CO. RED DOT FOODS REIERSON'S STUDIO SALLY and BOB SHEHAN SAVIDUSKY'S CLEANERS, Furriers SCANLAN-MORRIS DIVISION OF OHIO CHEMICAL 86 MFG. CO. MR. and MRS. RAY L. SCHAPPE SHOREWOOD PHARMACY SIGMA NU KAPPA STEAMFITTERS LOCAL 394 STUDENT BOOK SHOP STUDENT SENATE USHERS' CLUB VIOLA'S VIOLETS-H. R. 216 WEST P.T.A. WEST SENIOR HIGH BAND WEST SENIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA THE WEST SIDE FOUNTAIN WISCONSIN NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. ANONYMOUS 61 TNBroCk Engraving CompanyI MADISON RBOLL 5'lR1-., WISCONSIN School and Community BETTY and BARB BONNIE JOHNSON OTTO E. BRAUN ELECTRIC CO. CHORAL READING CLUB CLUB CERVANTES CONSTRUCTION ac GENERAL LABORERS TI-IE CRESCENT CLOTHING CO. CREW CLUB CRYSTAL SHOP PREDERICA CUTCHEON, Photography DAVIS 8L O'CONNELL DIAMOND GROCERY DUBOIS SUPER SERVICE DUTCH MAID ICE CREAM CO. THE ELLIS SHOPS FORBES-MEAGHER MUSIC CO. POUR LAKES CLEANERS FRANK BROS. GERMAN CLUB GILL'S CLOTHING STORE KEVIN GOULD'S SINCLAIR STATION GRIMM'S PHARMACY HERB, THE HAPPY HINDU EDWARD S. GULESSERIAN HOME ROOM 123B HOME ROOM 207 MacNEIL ec MOORE MARY and DEE MAUTZ BROS. CHARLES H. MORGAN, Plumbing Contractor MOSELEY BOOK CO. NANCY JOHNSON and JERRY ERICKSON EDWIN O. OLSON, Men's Wear PALM SHOE SHOP GLENN C. PARKER, Jeweler PARKSIDE SUPER MARKET PAT and BILL RENDANOIS ROTHBLATT FOOD SHOP RUDY and MAVIS RUNDELL'S BEAUTY SHOP SCIENCE CLUB SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT CO. STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTO INS. CO. STATE STREET FOOD SHOP TOM and PAT UNIVERSAL CLEANERS 86 LAUNDRY WASHINGTON ARMY STORE WEHRMANN'S LEATHER GOODS MR. EARL WHEELER WOLFF, KUBLY 66 HIRSIG MADISON JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COM- H. S. MANCHESTER, Inc. MERCE The Badge, Studio Grimm Book Bindery HTIH5 BEST IN PHOTOCRAPHYN MAGAZINE AND LIBRARY BINDING , , , U 4544 W. GILMAN ST. FAIRCHILD 469 62 WRST HIFH SCHOOI ICE CREAM HOP 2134 RECENT STREET EAIRCHILD I4-O CAMPUS PUBLISHING COMPANY Z3 IIIXIVERSITY AVENUE BADCER II37 I ' ' ' Madison 'QQSHC-I8 Wise-nn.: W ' I FHOOI L x XA 5 N . Q- Q? 9 A 'owls A H . W w L, Y 5' ' A k A, ' fx 4 U 4, fm X F V ? 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