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

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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

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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

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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