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

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First row, left to right: A. Frank, I. Hammes, G. Scher, R. Wheeler, L. Rosenberg, R. Ad- kins. Second row: F. Wendt, H. Lampert, G. Crownhart, W. Ebling, F. Lowe, E. Van Hekle, Boys' English Club So you like Uquizl' programs! This is only one type of program the Boys, English Club carries on. The purpose of this club is to stimulate an interest in English. Ierry Scher, Roger Adkins and Frank Goldberg held office as president, vice-president, and secretary. First semester the advisor was Mrs. Thayer and second semester Mr. Schmidt resumed his old position as advisor. Science Club If you have a scientific mind and a recommendation from a science teacher, you may be a member of the Science Club, afliliated with the Wisconsin Iunior Academy of Science. Each member gives a half hour talk on his consuming scientific interest. Bill Aspin- vvall, Dave Horner, and Nancy Farrer are president, vice-president and secretary-treasurer, respectively, with Mr. Richard Butler as advisor. Standing: B. Rathhun. First row, left to right: D. Horner a I. Rosa, B. Aspinwall, B. Casida. Second row: Mr. R. Butler, D. Silver, B. Miller, I. Iames, D. Cyr, L. Henshue, T. Thwaites German Club The aspiring German linguists play games, hear talks and put on skits in German Club. Colored slides that had been taken by Anne Beckerls father were accompanied by a talk by Mr. Becker who has just returned from Germany. Miss Karovv is the advisor with Gerry Edson as president, Anna Pronin, vice- president and program chairman, and Betina Henel, secretary. ' Standing: G. Larson. First row: G. Edson, I. Blodgett. Sec- ond row: B. Henel, A. Becker, H. Larson. Third row: A. Pronin, T. Pronin, B. I-Iilsenhoff. Back row: E. Vank, C. Hurd, Miss Karow, E. Cropsey.

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First row, left to right: I. Giesc, M. Curti, R. Harris, E, Grimmer, N. Moe, I. Quinn, I, Roby, M. Fluke, S. Sweet, R. Hess. Second row: M. Fitzpatrick, I. Dresen, I. Huffer, R, Searls, D. Pfankuchen, S. Frautschi, P, Allen, D. Moen, B. Norland, S. Rapoport, N. Fay. First row, left to right: M. Femrite, D. Ottow, M. Mackin, M, Nelson, B. Iohnson, M. Murphy, R. Powers, R. Polkinghorn, B. Mackin, M. Davenport, B. Bakke. Second row: C. Melnik, M. Pew, M. Berge, K. McGann, B. Tews, M. Wolff, A. Rosenthal, I. Remy, B. Russell, R. Heilprin, I. Wildcman. Third row: C. Houghton, M. Ebling, D. Roberts, N. Rogers, T. Towell, W. Wolbcrg, I, Narum, S. Schultz, P. I.:iBruzzo, L. Doran. First row, left to right: Mr. Schuler, D. Bongey, G. Licht, H. Roby, D. Last, I. Wen- ner, I. King. Second row: W. Tiecle, C. Miller, I. Norenberg, D, Horner, G. Crown- hart, P. Aspinwall, R. Babcock. l15l French Club If you had happened by room 209 during the first period on a club day, you probably would have heard the laughter and music of the French Club in the midst of a French game or song. Miss Mildred Morgan is advisor for the club which conducts its meeting almost completely in French. First se- mester ollicers included. Stephen Fraut- schi, president, Duane Moen, vice- president, and Shirley Lewis, secretary. Presiding officers during the second semester were Dave Pfankuchen, presi- dent, Iames Hufler, vice-president, and Nancy Moe, secretary. Spanish Club LI-Iabla Ud. espanol? If you can speak Spanish or have taken at least one year of it, you are eligible for Spanish Club. This year, programs have been varied: Spanish games, movies, and lectures on Spain and Latin American countries. Everyone will remember Tom Towell's movies and talks about his trip to Mexi- co during Christmas vacation. Officers of the club were Dick Rob- erts, presidentg Tom Towell, vice-presi- dentg and Beverly Iohnson, secretary- treasurer. Miss Florence Schweitzer acted as advisor. Ushers' Club Service and courtesy-those are the words to describe the work of the West High Ushers' Club. Dressed in their blue and maize-colored, jackets, the ush- ers may be seen at any basketball or football game seating adults, clearing the floor, or quietly and efhciently main- taining order. Under the genial guid- ance of Mr. Frederick Schuler, the Ush- ers' Club has performed a genuine service to the school. Officers for both semesters include George Crownhart and Dave Horner, presidents, Tom Knitter and Iohn King, vice-presidents, and Harlow Roby and George Crown- hart, secretaries,

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First row, left to right: R. Hartshorne, M. Klein, P. Sather, M. Skaret, B. Botham, M. Homann, L. Hammer, M. Karnes, R. Hilsenhoif, I. Rogge, I. Bishop. Sccond row: C. Ricscl- man, V. Bowman, S. Hause, E. Barton, M. Welby, S. Dawlcy, A. Miller, B. Harris, li. Pcrl- man, B. Klee. Third row: E. Georgcson, S. Scheerer, S. Smith, S. Ryan, I. Easum, K. Church, B. Christoflcrscn, I. Pfanku, I. Gricm, A. Durlin. Girls' English Club . Girls' English Club rnet every other Wednesday in Rbom 222. The club had several joint meetings with Boys' English Club and conducted a very successful clothing drive. The ollicers were Iulie Pfanku, presidentg Patricia Sather, vice-president, and Virginia Bowman, secretary-treasurer. Y-Teens The West Y-Teens meet at the YWCA every Wed- nesday night with Y-Teens from all over the city. This year they have had speakers from foreign coun- tries and instruction in art crafts, sports and dramatics. They sponsored the state Y-Teen conference, and a clothing drive. Girls' Club Cabinet This year the Girls, Club oflicers were Ann Seibold, president, Lenore Peterson, vice-president, Anne Dohr, treasurer, and Marjorie Iackson, secretary. The other members of the cabinet included Margaret Pew, Lola Stegner, Ianet Easum, Ann Doan, and Donna Duehr. In addition to its regular getting-acquainted party and mother-daughter tea, the club conducted. a drive for soap for needy Europeans. First row, left to right: M. Iackson, A. Scihold, L. Petersen, A. Dohr, L. Stcgncr. Second row: M. Pcw. A. Doan, I. Easum, D. Duehr. Left to right: R, Polkinghorn. V. Hierlmeier, B. Ogden, R Powers I DeLong, S Reutcr I Stephens I17I