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

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.5 RALPH O. CIHRISTOFFERSEN Principal TU THE CLASS UF 1950 When you open the cover of this book, another mile- stone in your educational life will be almost completed. The attitude exhibited by your class has served as a tonic to me, and has raised the general tone of the school. Together we should strive to make our class exercises the best ever, and should work to the end that our com- mencement will be the fine culmination of a high school career. I pledge to do everything in my power to make these events pleasurable and memorable. lie optimistic, because a pessimist never gets any- Giioitou A. STEINER .I.vx1'.ftunI Pl'I-IICIIPLII whereg be constructive in all that you do, because a Wrecker has never constructed a beautiful buildingg have a good record because it is like money in the bank. Hy all means have a good attitude. guard your reputa- tion. and deserve a clear conscience. because without these attributes you will not be happy, well-liked, or a desired member of the community in which you live. I wish each and every one of you the best of luck. and invite you to call on me at any time that I can be ol assistance to you. R. O. Cimisrorifuusuw rt Commercial Evelyn Baumann Mrs. Adele Urtmayer Elizabeth Kieffer Mrs. Dorothy MacI.eish Viola Nortonw Art Metal, Ceramics. Art Angle Adviser, Year- Girls' Club Comm. Ad- Senior Class Adviser, Cou- Assistant Bookkeeper. book Art Adviser, Facul- viser, Secretary of P.T.A. pon Book and Work ty Social Comm. Executive Board, M.E.A. Book Sales, N.H.S. Ad- Council Representative. viser.