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

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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

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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

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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