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

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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

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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

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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