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

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1951 volume:

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ZX ' , . , X B X , 5. 1 1 P9 I E -f I ff N IMI TABLE WE THE PEOPLE FX Seniors . Faculty I Underclassmcn WHAT WE DID I Honors A High Times Westward HO Sports . . Clubs . THE FUN WE HAD Showin' OH' In The Aucl On The Q.T. After Hours 2 OF CONTENTS an X .W rx M Q Ml e x 'fx EA . X ,g,,f ij' X . P 'if Q f A r- eg was ur- jg ag -' , X Q A P h MQW, -fi ,,:. f A U, ,gr ew -: .. Q ,j'Q':. 1EvcI'IEI ' A hx' -f- - '4:., .:.f,:, fa. Ae 2 1 2 fi 2 MWA N1 ' A 2 f Ykx' K' 41 .N L LN 9? 1 .Q?g2'!, ? :', if ij 4 : is fi fm We xi' at Ni 1 F 'TS i .Q 5 Monday, September 9, 1950 . . . Our last year be gins: First big event is the West-LaCrosse football game. Clubs begin Wednesday, September 20, first pep aud held September 29, Homecoming game with Racine Horlick played Friday, October 13, Patty O'Brien reigns as our first homecoming queen with Lois Bakken and Pat Iefferson as her attendants. Friday, October 20, Reed Coleman elected class president, Iohn Anderson, vice-president, and Ioycc McNearney, secretary, first six weeks exams start October 23, two days of relaxation on November 2 and 3-teachers' convention, Friday, November 11. the pirates land-with Captain Applejackm in com- mand, November 21, senior vocational talks start Time out for turkey-Thanksgiving vacation, No- vember 22 and 23, Big Eight basketball seasonopens at Racine Park December 1, and here come those six weeks exams againl Caroling in the halls, De' cember 20, proclaiming the Christmas season, and another vacation is in order-two lovely weeks- Heigh ho, we're off again on january 8, 1951-branfl new year, many new resolutions, mostly all broken by Ianuary 9.1 Tuesday, Ianuary 16, Sandra Champion is elected D. A. R. representative, the East-West game makes us winner of the Big Eight, Pep Club spon sors dance very successfully after game. THERE'S MUSIC IN THE AIR: Choir, orchestra, and band combine to present the winter concert on Ianuary ZS in the aud. Hold out your arm. There it didn't hurt. Sound familiar? Uh-huh, T. B. tests. The American Male Chorus sings for West and the Speech Classes present a play for us-- Murder by Morning -How funny can you be? Highlight of the year starts March 15 when West enters the State Basketball tournament. School ceased at 1:40 for teachers and view students to dash to the field house, team is second to Rapids, but always first to us. School closed for a damp week of spring vacation on Good Friday, March 23. April 6, Delores Trotalli is crowned track queen, with Lois Bakken and Carol Forsberg as at- tendants, to reign over the West Relays on Saturday, April 7, and cheer our team on to first place. Now the halls begin to echo various snatchcs of Gilbert and Sullivan, and out of all the madness comes a fine production of Pirates of Penzancef' April 12 and 14. Posters and clowns announce the Yearbook carnival that is held Saturday, April 21. The hall are con- verted into midways. Clowns, barkers, and booths create that incomparable circus feeling. Slight depres- sion of spirits on April 30-exams again. But next- Moonlight Magic-May Dance, that is, and our own this year. Ed Gesteland and Shirley Lewis ascend a xelvet and star-covered throne. Friday, May 11, thir- teen seniors received honors for their outstanding scholarship during their three years in senior high, and on May 17, twenty-five seniors and twelve juniors are inducted into National Honor Society. It's almost over now-but the best is yet to come. The Spring Concert on May 25, Grad Dance Qwe don'r even have to paylj on Iune 9, right after the Senior Banquet, held at 51 Rue de la Paix, the long-awaited and worked on Class Night, and then the big day itself-Friday, Iune 15, 1951. There will never be another like it or anything quite like this year again-we will never be so young again, nor so quick to friendship and to laughter-. These are the things we will remember with the greatest joy. cyl 4- xy K stmons, Q W zu A 5 ball HR Vice-Prcs. 4 JO , The .S'enio1':' rho cc. Hi-Y, 4-F Cl s, Choir, Hi- Timcs, Busix ss Mgr. and Vice-Pres. Stage Crew, Sen- ior Class Vice-Pres., H.R. Vice. Prcs. IACK ADLER ALMA ROSE ANDERSON H XROLD XNIIJERQONT A rio! ellen when f1e'.v quid. Not quiet, bold, short, fall, Brtiez lute lfzafz neun' 4.1: Club sgaskctban, Foot, but a f7Z6tl5tIl11 mingliizg of 4 Lake, Baskublll Chou-, Mem UH- Trial bi IurS Girls' Sports. LOEB ARONIN I-Icrc'.f one Loch llmfs rrrllly got an cm'-for 17lM.fZ.C'. 4-F Club, Movie Crew, Band, Orchestra. f v ,415 wal fx CK f Q X ,cfs da c IOYCE ANDERSON sgcc. Pres U C S, CVS. Going, bu! noi forgorlcw. fic, 4,11 . Bas A l all, '4- PCP Club, Giflf SIYUVL5' ,Lakes ootball, Archery, ' 1' 'Pirat 'o ,c mme, my H . Pres. A I - .1 ' IANIZT M. ANNEN Thix girl can really llzrow rnrzfcs. Vice-Pres. Pcp Club, Pres. Chccrlczulcrs, Club, Movie, Stage Crew. Girls' Sports, Choir, Yearbook, H.R. Sec., Chccrlcaclcr. ROBERT IEAKKEN If: not the size of the man in the figfztf but the fight in the man! Hi-Y, VV Clubs, Basket- ball. Golf, Wrestling, Volley- ball, Tumbling, 4-Lukcs llzxs- kctball. LOJS BAKKEN Thir is no dream. Pep, Girls' Club, Art Angle, Girls! Sports, Choir, Year- book, Hi-Times, Red Cross Rep., Student Senate, Stu- dent Social Comm. GLENN BARRY Hek an uzhlcfic :lar hrazfc and hold fly for girls he knock: them cold. Vice-Pres, Hi-Y, Pres. W Club, Student Forum, Track, Basketball, Co-Cap't. Foot- ball, Soph. Class Pres. ANN HEMENWAY BECKER Two brown rye: fha! We I7l'L'fI' blue. VVith tl ra wn. CARROLLE BIZCKER A: happy as cz Chrixlnza: Cu1'rolls. Girls' Club, Girls' Sports. SHIRLEY BECKER She gizfcx hcl' iflflllghllf 110 longzzr. Camera Club, Hi-Times. -.-. GPINEVIEVE BEALE Sha' lwirlf ll wicked baron. Girls' Club, Band, Orchestra, Hi-Times, Office VVork, Ma- jorette. 9 fjaafb -K ,J -.JN Gfiv' 'VA' ' .. f if A 13' Us-3-'Ta is A V, f 1 v-.sv tl ,www li fi? K 1 Y IE.X,N 'IQELL 5 is Belfroh 'h2'7T7ocs. Girls' Club Cab., Llbrarg Yearbook, Hi-'Fij11esf'S't:f1c Crew, Patternsj in Print, L'Captain Applciackf' RONALD HERGIQSTROM The man of flislizzcfion. 4-F, W Club, Golf, 4 Lakes Basketball. MARY LOU BEAVER The only Beamer we know with lltll'1ll'tIl1 y curly hair. Pep, Library, Girls' Club Cab., Girls' Sports, Year- book, Hi-Times. IOYCE BEATTY You hclong at the lop. Girls' Rep., Library Club Hi - Times, Office Work Prop Chin. Stage Crew. 4 SUSAN K. BEVERIDGE LEONARD BEYERS, Ir. What she can't do with a Hard to kerp l1'ac'lq of. Pffmfbfwfh ffw'1fbfdf1f1f- Art Angle, Student lwrum, Vice-Pres. Art Angle, Girls' Track, Captain Appla'juck.', Club, Student Forum, Stu- dent Social Comm., Grad Dance Comm., Art lid. Year- book. JACK BLOM luck of all Iradcr. Track. PATRICIA HOHNSACK She nzalqc: Ihr-il' hmrlx go pizzer-parm' Paz, Sec. Pep, Pres. Cheerleaders' Club, Girls' Sports, Cheer- leader, Choir, Triple Trio, Pirates of Penzancefl CARL N. ISONGARD fill always rmewzlhle hook in the library of smiles. 4-F Club. M.-xRc1.xin:Evq 5 P' if Those p1'eIlL BlcW'qf's. Girlsi, Library ,Club, Publi- city Ed Assist. Ed'Patterns in Print, Hi-Times, Yearbook. Make-up Chm. Stage Crew. X, 1 IRAN BRAUN Dnlwing her may to fame. ,J Student Forum, Choir, Art Ed. Yearbook, Red Cross Rep., Student Social Comm., Into the Nowhere, Pi- rates of Penzancefl RICHARD HROYNN I prefer WZ-.CCOIISIIIY SHE-nary. Transferred from California, -l-F Club, Choir, Orchestra, Stage Crew. -1 I.-XCR l3LODGl'iTT A jmzfor girl mcfz 50111011 to .x't'I7f01' girly is Irmzson, German, W , Pres, Spanish Club, I-LR. Pres., Sec., Bas- ketball, Football, Baseball, Band, Band Corps. 55 Mfg, 05 PATRICIA BRUNSELL Hu: anybody ,fern my xixlrvf' Library Club, Arr Angle. AL BRYAN If heir a lifeguard, help! I'm rlrouming! Hi-Y, 4-F, VV , French Club, Stuclcnt Forum, Track, Football, VVrestling, Pirates of Penzance. EMERSON CAMPBELL HARRY BUTLER A rqncalq, a groan, u shultcr, as H!ll'l'j f car' lcupx from 1.115 gulrrr. 4-F Club. I never trouble rrozfblr' 1111- HM CASEY lam' frozflvlc' rronlfles mc. Science Club, H,R. Sec., Band, Orchestra. i l FLOYD CARLSTROM Come out in the lzall, mul I 'll fell you a good ons. -l-F Club, -l-Lakes Basket- ball, Track, Ifmirball. STEVE CARTER Torn bcfwrcn zflcc and z'z'r.fa. 4-F Club. I-Ie'r got his ,fhare of curly hair. , A , .1 I X., K L X, ... vi . R I 1 ' KJ XXX, Q, f X' lx X V v b -'i i C N f ii L Et ' b' fl SAN 'CHIQRHON vCould a name be more ap- l'0f7l'il1f!'? Girls' Club Pres., Sec. Art Angle, Choir, Assist. Ed. Yearbook, N.H.S. Sec., Barl- ger Girls' State, Soph. Class SCC., D.A.R. BERNARD CHORTEK Hana' me my rmrglarscx Bernie jurt xmilnl. Hi-Y. 4-F, Boys' Eng. Club, ll.R. Vice-Pres., Basketball, Football, Baseball, VVrestling'. IANET BUTLER A :weezer girl you'll never ffl' Stnrliom' and clever, loo, is she. Girls' Library, Spanish Club H.R. Vice-Pres. A IERRY M. CHURCH Girls hother me, hut I love to be holhered. Transferred from Sauk City High, Hi-Y, 4-F, W Club, Basketball, 4-Lakes and Var- sity Football, Track Mgr., and H.R. Sec. HM CLAPP A leader of men and a fol- lower of women. Hi-Y, 4-F, WU Club, Bas- ketball, Football, Baseball, Yearbook Sports Co -Ed., Vice-Pres. N.H.S., Ir. Class Pres., Chin. Senior Banquet. PAUL CRAIG What? the W on his rwealer for? Werl, women, and whoopef! 4-F, Hi-Y, W Club, Boys' Rifle Club, Football, Base- ball, Sec. H.R. RONALD CRITSER A boy with his fulure all planned. Sec. Treas. Boys' Eng., 4-F Boys' Rifle Club, Hi-Times, Sec. Treas. H.R., Student Senate, Senior Announce- ment Comm, IEAN DAHL Oh, you heoutiful Dahl! Transferred from Viroqua High School, Girls' Club Rep., Girls' ling., Girls' Sports, Choir, Hi-Times. SALLY LOU CLEMENS Winning her way and pleur- nnt her smile. Girls', OHicials', Science Club, Girls' Sports, Red Cross Rep. NANCY DAMMANN She speak: two language: and nnorhcr with her eyes. Transferred from Whitefish Bay, Patterns in Print, Year- book, State Crew, Pirates of Penzance. SHEILA DEAN Srnooih ns .fhe skin you love to touch. Girls', Library, Camera, Pep Club, Girls' Eng., Girls' Sports, Hi-Times, Range Of- ficer Girls' Rifle Club. HERBERT DE LEVIE A Dutch trout. Translerred from Holland. REED COLEMAN When he'.f become rcnownfzl among men, wc ll proudly my We knew him hack when. Patterns in Print, Yearbook Ed., N.H.S., Lighting Chm. Stage Crew, Senior Class Pres., H.R. Pres., Student Senate. JANET DE LONG Lct's lake DeLong way lzome. Y-Teens Rcp., OfTicials', Girls' Sports, Hi-Times, Of- fice Work. fr DAR LEEN ANN DOLFEN Who says the bert things come in .vmull paclquger. Girls', Pep Club, Hi-Times, Office Girl, Red Cross Rep. NI IBLING zz zz Jlulc' o per ual mo Music anicra Spanis, Club, Ch ' , Yearbook, Stage Cre Tr l by Iury, Stu- Senatyrt Hi-Times, Pi- ates of Penzance. BUD ELLIOTT You can have your foxes, we'll luke our BML 4-F, 4-Lakes Basketball, Vol- leyball. Hockey, Sec. H.R. GEORGIA ANN ELLlO'l'T We'zff' got Georgia on our minrl. Music, Library, Girls' ling., Spanish Club, Oificc Work, Girls' Club Cabinet. BARBARA DURAN I'm not so burhfzzl as I loolq. GirIs', Pep Club, . Girls' Sports. f I ARCH ELY Buzz doe: cLfc'rylhz'11g. Vice-Pres. Boys' English, -l-F, 4-Lakes Football, Bas- ketball, Youth Council, Sec. H.R., Senior Announcement - Comm. MARY ENGELHART Likrrzlalc uml lookublr. Girls'. Library Club. CHARMANE l1RlCKSON Tall II, ferrz'fic'. Girls', Pep Club, Girls' Sports. CAROLE IO DRIVES Fcclin' low? Feelin' blue? Carole 10's the girl for you. Girls', Camera Club, Girls' Eng., Vicc-Pres. Spanish, Choir, Yearbook, Head Typ- ist Hi-Timcs, Pirates of Penzance. - 4 i MARY EVELAND Smilin' Through. Girls' Club, Class Comm. KATHRYN EYE She? really an Eye-full. Card Transferred from Wisconsin High, Girls' Spanish, Radio, Library Club, Patterns in Print, Hi-Times. BOB FABER This boy can 'fnmzzugeu any- fhing. M, 4-F Club, Golf, VVrcstl- ing Mgr., Bleachcr Crew. l 1 W, UW - G l 1 i NANM NNF Q, ' NANCY FITZGIBBON In the ,S-prix young KJ' Wesf: nomination for the man': fancy lighlly turn: to lhonght: of Nancy. French, Camera, Girls' Club, Yearbook, Youth Council, Student Senate, Stage Crew, Choir, Pirates of Penzance. KENNETH FECHNER The longest mile is the lust mile home. RONALD FIEDLER Whiz! every young girl rhonlrl know. Hi-Y, Club, 4-Lake Basketball, Football, Baseball, Wrestling, Hi-Times, Stu- dent Senate, Grad Dance Comm., H.R. Pres. Academy Award winnera' Choir, Yearbook, N.H.S., Red Cross Rep., H.R. Pres., Girls' Club Cab., Comm ce- ment, Charley's Amt, Captain Applejackf' LORA FLINN A kind heart for everyone. Girls', Library, Officials' Club. Girls' Sports, Trial by Jury, Hi-Times. BARBARA FOLLETT The object of our afeclion. Music, Library, Girls' Eng., Spanish Club, Pirates of Penzance, Choir, Triple Trio, Hi - Times, Office Work, Grad Dance Comm. GEORGE FABIAN Take Hope, Benny, and Al- len, loo, Roll ihem together and out l'0n1l'f yOU. Hi-Y, Sec. UW Club, Track, Basketball, Football, Cross Country, Basketball Mgr., Grad Dance, H.R. Vice-Pres. CAROL FORSBERG If you think candy? sweet, l1ere's a girl you ought to meet. Music Club, Pres. Girls' English, Girls' Club Cab., Patterns in Print, H.R. Pres. Vice-Pres., Choir, Majorette. HELEN FREDERICK Lats of menlalizy, full of ruscalily. Girls', Camera Club, Student Forum, Choir, Yearbook, Ad. Mgr. I-Ii'Times, Pirates of Penzance, Student Senate. GENE GENTHER His driving resembles iz re- hearsc ul for an accident. 4-F Club, Band. SHIRLEY GERMANN A miss lhuf is u hil. Girls', Vice-Pres. Pep Club, Paper Shop, Grad Dance Comm. EDVVARD GESTELAND I learned to ski in only three szmngs. Hi-Y, 4-F, Pres. Camera Club, Sound Chm. Stage Crew, Hockey, Photo Ed. YL-nrbook, Ili-Times. FREDRICK MATTHEW KEN GEIFR FLEURY This boy always has at least Mom- over Harry Iames. three fingers on the ball 4-F, Sec. Camera Club, Stage 4 F Club Crew, Pirates of Penzance orchestra, First Gfficer Band, Drum Major. KENNETH GIBBS Who says the sun sets in the west? Music, 4-F Club, Basketball. Cross Country, Trial by Iury, Pirates of Penzancef, Choir, Double Quartet. IUDITH GIESE Wlzo's refuse fl Date with Indy? French, Girls', Pep Club, Art Angle, Girls' Sports, Hi- Times. GRACE GOLDBERG Dark eyes. Girls', Music, Camera, Span- ish, Girls' Rifle Clulv, ligand. LLL' KATHLEEN . GRUENENWALD French, Libr Uir -7 ng. Some say, Go Wert, but lish, ViCC.gf +L 1 ' :he says, Go East. Club, Girls' Sports, N.H.S. Withdrawn. Choir, lvlanuging, News Ecl. Hi-Times. IO ANNE IIAAS You ought to be in pietzfres. Pep, Library, Girls' Club, Hi-Times. NANCY ANN l-IACKETT I get a bang out of life. Pep Club, Art Angle. IACQUELINE HANSEN Many hobbieff alive and gay, A bury mix: in every way Pep, Girls' Club, Hi-Times, Office VVork. . I3 - l zngtfgglgg, ' . Nt kk . 4 .gg1e:t::+q:::' in ig, - . '.,,',:' ----' - .itil V 3 ' -,. . fy V , FZ? .zfzi K WYE ' eff F Lg ' t 5 11' T-tv, ,.,.p ..., 5 55.32 .. 1 'E ,. A, x HT.- -: ' ., V XJ. , ,- ,- , ,,,,, 1 WERNER GRUI-IL The model: he dream: of are airplanes. Camera Club, Track, Foot- ball. RICHARD HANSEN You'1l never walk alone. Art Angle, Homecoming. ROLLIN I-IANSEN Alike, but oh so dilferefzf. NANCY KAARIN HANSON Somebody must have drop- ped a :unbeam on her head. Music Club, Art Angle, Girls' Sports, Choir, Patterns in Print, Art Ed. Hi-Times. CHARLES GUNDERSON The bright light behind the spot light. 4-F Club, Choir, Stage Crew, Commencement, Pirates of Penzance. l 1. - 1' J ,,,- ' .-, Ftrs, tain, U Li. J MWA L.7,,f1 -424 sf ,L In V Li- X2- i,JLU.fg '. RUTH ANN HARRIS Dear Rulhf' French, Girls', Music, Cam- era Club, Student Forum, Patterns in Print, Copy Ed. Hi-Times, N.H.S., Paper Shop, Stage Crew. PATRICIA HAUGEN Patricia, my darling, Pulricia. Girls', Pep Club, Art Angle, Youth Council. HAGEN HEDFIELD The man hehfnzz' the rrener. Camera, 4-F Club, Basket- ball, Hockey, Red Cross Rep., Chm. Setting Crew, Vice-Pres. Stage Crew. RICHARD HElLPRlN Who could accrue him of re- fzzsing to argue? Boys' English, 4-F, Spanish Club, Hockey, Track, Hi- Times, Captain Applejackj' Student Forum, Carnival. LA VON IEAN HENNING Short hair, shining eyes, Merry aclionf, :heir a prize. Girls', Music, Pep Club, Choir, Band, Pirates of Pen- zancef' ROBERT HAVVKINSON If to err is human, meet .vu- pernzan! Hi-Y, 4-F Club, Student Senate, 4-Lakes Basketball Football, Chm. Election Comm., Book Shop, Hi- Times Bookkeeper. PHILIP HENRY I'm ihe patient type. Who'll he Ihe 711113617 4-F Club, Choir, Red Cross Rep. SUZANNE HILCERS Wifh a figure like hers what doe: :he need a brain for? Pep Club, Sec. Girls' Eng- lish, Girls' Sports, Choir, Club Ed. Yearbook, N.H.S., Activity Pin, Sec. Student Senate. RUTH HILSENHOFF Something new has been added. Withdrawn. FRANKLYN HAYES Someone around here has Z0 he feriozls. Choir, Basketball, UTrial by Iuryf' Captain Applejackf, Pirates of Penzancef' L BARBARA ANN BETSY ANNE HOEBEL HILSENHOFF P Ten to one zhir Bet will My kingdom for a horse. ufinl Girls' Club. Rep., German, French, Music, Girls' Eng., Library Club, Girls' Sports, Choir, Typing Ed. Yearbook, Stage Crew. Trial by Iury, Sec. Treas. H.R., Pirates of Penzance. K. DOUGLAS HOLT Tlzey :end him in fo mise lhe score, Come on, Doug, just one morel Treas. Hi-Y, HW Club, Has- ketball, Football, Baseball, Volleyball, Youth Council, Soph. Vice-Pres. 09 LEEN HOU JHTON Glue me my boats and mn'- elle. Girls', Spanish Club, Girls' Sports, Hi-Times. IOANNE HOVEN A girl who keeps up our team? morale. Girls', Cheeleaders', Pres, Pep Club, Girls' Sports, Year book, Red Cross Rep., Cheer- leader. D MARLENE HOLDENER The words come out of her pen in rhyme. Girls', Spanish, Pep Club, Student Forum, Girls' Sports. ROBERT HURSH Bucket: of fun. 4-F, Track, Basketball, Grad Dance Comm. I WILLIAM P. HUTH Home is where the Shops ure. 4-F, Student Forum, Basket- ball. GEORGE INGWELL There? only one I in Ihe :enior eloxr. W Club, Football, Choir, Trial by Iury, Stage Crew, Pirates of Penzance. SEDATE HOLLAND Slze': Salute, but slze real- ly i:n't. Pres. French, Music, Pep Sec. Officials', Science Club Choir, Yearbook, I-Ii-Times Pirates of Penzance. y 7 DU ANE IACOBSON 'An apple a day Keep: lake this way. 4-F, W Club, Basketball, Football, Bleacher Crew, Double Quartet, Choir, Cap- tain Appleiackf' Pirates of Penzance. PATRICIA IEFFERSON We'd cheer for you anytime Pres. OFficials', Sec. Girls' IULANNE JENSEN . The cashmere kid! Girls', Camera Club, Art An- Eng., Cheerleaders', Year- gle, Girls' Sports, Hi-Times. book Erl. of Girls' Sports Patterns in Print, Cheerlead- er, Hi-Times. LORRAINE MARIE JOHNSON Sweet L0l'I'lI1-IIE. Transferred from Stoughton, Girls', Pep, Vice-Pres. Girls' Eng. Club, Hi-Times. ., JV. , 5 E, 5 .. n ,' YVONNE IOLLIFFE Her methoj simple, Her weapon a dimple, A 'Girls', Music, Girls' Eng. Club, Choir, H.R. Sec.. A ix' Lu, 2, MARILYN JONES 99 mm' -HXIOO per cent per- feet! Music, Trcas. Girls' Club, Choir, H.R. Pres., Student Social Comm., Sec. Stage Crew, Make-Up Chm., Ad. Etl. Yearbook, Hi-Times. PAI I Y KAMM Thllflf no fornuzfof Ihat Pai- ty Kzrmm! Library, Camera. Pep, Vice- Pres. Girls' Rifle, Girls' Club, Girls' Sports, Hi-Times, Of- fice VVork, Paper Shop. .G OLGA MARY KELLER Her .vnziler ray: R.S.V.P. Girls' Music, Girls' Eng., Girls' Sports, Choir, Paper Shop, H.R. Vice-Pres,, Trial by Iury, Pirates of Pen- zance. IACK KELLY Kelly sling: F e r din a 71 II' around quite a hiz. Hi-Y, Boys' Rifle Club, Stu- dent Forum, Basketball, Football, Golf, Volleyball, H. R. Sec., Pirates of Pen- zancef' DORIS IOHNSON Senlimenzal Me. Girls', Camera, Girls' Eng., Pep, Spanish Club, Assist. Feature Etl. Hi-Times, Office Work. , 5 KAREN KENNEDY It'.f amazing wfzul freckles and blue eye: can do. Pep, Girls, English, Girls' Club, Girls' Sports. MAUREEN KENNEDY Maureen has landed, and fha situation if well in hand. Girls' English, Girls' Club, Art Angle, Choir, Triple Trio, I-LR. Trcas., Pirates of Penzance. VVXLLY KINGSBURY Sleepy-time guy. -l-F Club, Basketball, Foot- ball, Golf. JOHN KOENIG Books are my meat. Who zurmfs tnmzlloex? Transfcrrerl from Iowa, H.R. V iec-Pres. PEGGY KROPF A problzrnz for flu' U.N.- Ihc rrlomic giggle. G..-LA., Girls' Club, Girls' Sports, Choir, Oilice Work, Chm. Costume Crew, H.R. Trcas., Patterns in Print TED L. KERSWICK Put 'em up, Mr. Burgess! Nl-F Club. MARLENE KRUGER Where ,vhs leflrix, Ihr bum! follows, Girls' Club, Maiorcttc. VIVIAN KRUGER 5 fool 2,' eyes of blue. MARLENE l9AITl'I KUNDFRT Herc's zz .vnzile lo make you happy- Pep, Music, Girls' Club, Band, Orchestra, hllirates of Penzance orchestra. MARGARET KINGSBURY We 7I6l'I'I' see Maggie alone. Music, Spanish, Vice-Pres Girls' Rifle Club, liantl, Or- chestra. RONALD LA BONNE No .vwumi is newlcfl lo pre- rlid fha! hc'll be tl .vzzcczxfr -l-F Club, Pres. Art Angle Track, Golf, Basketball, Stagg Crew, Chm. Commencement, 'lCaptain .Xppleiaekf i 1 PETER LA BRUZZO 'I'l1r1'e'x zlznzger lurking in llzem flu-re eyes Sergeant at Arms 4-F, Span- ish Club, Basketball, Foot- ball, Choir. Band, Bleaeher Crew, Election Comm., Gratl Dance Comm. SHIRLEY LEWIS You wonrlrrffrl you! Library, Sec. French, Vice- Pres. Orlieials', Vice-Pres. Pres. Student Forum. Year- book, Hi-Times, H.R. Pres., Ir. Class Sec. RENEE, IQHOMMFDIEU 00-lu-la! French, Pep, Girls' Club, Art Angle, H.R. Vice-Pres., Grad Dance Comm., Red Cross Rep., Student Forum, Or- ehestra. GUSTAV LICHT And lie looks so innorfnz, too. nl-l , Ushers Club. LAURA LEE LANE ' l .45 lively as ll ralzbifs nose. Library, Camera, Music, Girls', Pres. Girls' Rifle Club, Chm. Costume Crew, Office Work, Girls' Sports, Hi- Times, Yearbook. IOHN DAVID MALONEY Low' ix iz fhzlligeublf thing. -l-F Club, Archery, Football, I-LR. Vice-Pres., Student Senate Alt., 'Captain Apple- jack. IACK MANSFIELD One arm zzromnl fha girl: one arm arouml the bull. H-Y, 4-F, Vice-Pres. M Club, Track, Basketball, Football, Baseball, Choir, H.R, Pres., Trial by Iury, Captain Appleiackf' ROBERT M.-XNSON l'm not l1,i'l!'t'P,' l'n1 jizxl Ibinlqing. GERRY LARSON lt': nice la be mzlzzrul when yozfre namrally nice. Pep, German. Girls' Club, Girls' Sports, I-li-Times Rep. SHIRLEY ANN MARQUARDT Music if nz y zzafiw- lungmlgf. Music, Camera Club, Choir, Orchestra, Triple Trio, Year book Rep., Paper Shop, Stu- tlent Senate, 'LPirates of Pen- lance. IIM MARSHALL Hr' lead: ll dale 10 flute cx- irterlccl. Hi-Y, Sergeant-at-Arms -l-F, W Club, Track, Basket- ball, Football, Volleyball, H. R. Pres., Chr. Grad Dance Comm. MIKE MCGRATH Hr has his life in form, 111111 .frlzool is flu! zz map. Music, Camera Club, Bancl. Yearbook, Hi-Times, Stage Crew, K'Captain Appleiackf' 'lPirates of Penzance. I.-XNHT Mcl.lfOl3 fllwuyx rmnly in do hcl' xhurfz Girls' Club Cab., Library, Camera, Ratlio Club, Year- book Rep., Red Cross Rep., Paper Chop, Stage Crew, H. R. See. IAMES MCNALL None 11111 lzr lzis- rqmzl but lzimsrlf. -l-F Club. Choir, Stage Crew. IUDITH A. MATTHEWS I'm lrirling my Iimr. Pep, Girls' Club, Student Forum, Art Angle, Girls' Sports. JAMES McNAUL Thi.: boy will dir with his bool: on. Ratlio Club, Chm. Movie Crew. IOYCE MCNFARNEY Always on top, .fhlxll make Ll wonzlrrfzrl cover girl. Vice-Pres. Oflicials' Club, Girls' Sports, Yearbook, Hi- Times, N.H.S., Stage Crew, Sec. Sr. Class, Student Sen- ate, ROBERT MEDCRAPT Cin' me ll flew' path, mul I'll mmzlvlr over nozhing. W Club, Football, Wrestl- ina' 5. H.-XL M.-XTHISON Coffs giff Io wonzcn, lm! hl'lIlI'tIfl1!'l'g0 huuling. Sergeant-at-Arms Hi-Y, Nl-F, Sergeant-at-Arms HW Club, Track, Basketball, Football, VVrestling, Pres, Soph. Class. CORLIE MELNIK One of Ihofe forlmzaie girls. Born ufifh xirawherry curls Girls', Music, Spanish Club Hi-Times, Office Work. CARVETH N. MILLER I get iz kick ont of you. Ushers' Club, Art Angle, RANDALL MONTACUE Thi: plzztimlm hlonzle ix worlh his weight in golfl. 4-F Club, 4-Lakes Basket- ball, Choir, Pirates of Pen- zancef' BETTY MORTON She puff her trouble: in Ihr' hotfom of her heart aim' silx on Ihr' lizl. Girls', Music, Spanish Club. Art Angle. Orchestra. Hi- Times. RAY MURPHY This world would he para- rlise except for one lhjng - .vehooll 4-F Club, Basketball. 20 NANCY MOE Women are iz puzzle, but aren't they fun lo solve? French, Music, Library, Cam- era, Girls' Eng. Club, ChoEf, Yearbook, Hi-Times, H. R. Pres., Student Soc. Comm.. cs.A.A. RITA MURRAY The ohjeel of my ajfeefion mn change my complexion. Girls', Pep, Camera, Girls' Eng. Club, Girls' Sports, Yearbook, Hi-Times, Grail. Dance Comm., GAA. IIM NAMIO I'd he ll woman hater, hut the Bible says, l'I.ove Ihine enemy. Hi-Y, Vice-Pres. W Club, Basketball, Co-Captain Foot- ball, Golf. H.R. Vice-Pres. BILL NILLES I hauerfz lei u ufonzan pin anything on me .finer I was II huhy. DUANE MOEN Here? one Dewey fha! ea11't lore. DON R. NORENBERG In order Io hc a gay hlzlrie, you have to he sharp. Sec. Ushers' Club, Movie Crew, Yearbook, Pres. N.H. S., H.R. Pres.. Badger Boys' State, Chm. Lighting Crew, Stage Mgr. PETER F. NOER Life is jus! one grand JOIIH. Sec. Treas. Music Club, Stage Crew, Youth Coun- cil. Choir, Double Quartet, Trial by Iury, 'Pirates of Penzance. RICHARD NYGAARD The .i'C'Cl'l'I of surfer: if worlqg Won 'f someone tell me the rccrei? PATRICIA O'llRIIiN Brown hair, hiue eyes' Sheff tl queen Io all our guy.-'. Camera, Pep Club, Girls' Sports, Stage Crew, I-I.R. Vice-Pres., Yearbook, Hi- Times, Homecoming Queen. BETTY OGDEN She .vhincs in Zhe dark room Cwifh Ll roll of filml. Sec. Camera Club, Hi-Times, Stage Crew, H.R. See. 21 SALLY NORC A numncl' about her you fan? resist. Camera, Spanish, Girls' Club Rep., Girls' Sports, Hi- Times. DEAN OLSON He has his life Clll out for him. Ex. Officer Pioneer Ir. Rifle Club. ' GREIIACHEN oLsoN Enough tulepf Io ufrilr' Jihc , xc'ript,zln1huc? it luoz Music, Camera, Girls' 'Eng- Iish, Library Club, Girls' Club Cab., Feature Ed. Year book, Cop, Ed. Hi-Times, Student Senate. MONTY OSMUNDSIQN Ifx so peaceful in Ihc' conn- try. Boys' Rifle Club, Movie Crew. .'XLICIi NORRIS .fllwnyx fairly for Hi- Timer. Girls' Club, Patterns in Print, Managing Ed. News Ed. Hi-Times, N.H.S., H.R. Pres., Class Ring Comm., Stage Crew. DONALD R. PETERSON RICHARD OTTOW Om' nine O'Cl!1Ck Jcflolzlr. -lhlf, Spanish Club, Track Golf, Hockey, -l-Lake Bas- ketball. lJl.'XNlf P.-Xl.l.ETT Do11't you know, Diumz if g'o11'dz-sf of Ihr' fznnl? Girls' English Club, Girls' Sports, Choir Librarian, Tri- ple Trio, Yearbook, Cap tain Applejackf' Pirates of Penzance. Hz' has mrzerrfr opinions - zhororrglzly mixed ZIIIIII pn'- manelifly srl. Hi-Y, Club, H.R. Sec., Vice-Pres. Student Forum, Tennis, Basketball, Hockey, -l-Lakes Football. DICK PETERSON Mu, heir mzzlfing eyes al me! Art Angle, Movie Crew, Choir, Patterns in Print, Trial by Jury. IANET MAY PETRIB We Ltftlllf her on our mlm. Girlsl, Officials' Club, GA. A., Art Angle, Girls' Sports. Hi-Times Rep. PAMELA PATTIARSON Vcnzrx, Ihy fffflllll xwuy, Ihr' pun' lflllf all Ihr nice of mm obey. Pep, Spanish, Treas. Girls' Rifle, Girls' English, Girls' Club, Girls' Sports, Year- book, Hi-Times, H.R. Sec. CAROL IOYCIZ PliTRUSliK Thr1'r'.f somethizzg rrlmnt Al moon . . . Library, Girls' English, Of- ficials, Pep, Cheerleaders Club, Girls' Sports, Hi- Times, Cheerleader. FRIQD Pl .Xl lI.FR He .fpilrklef on ffll' dnllrzafzzl. Club, Baseball. DAVID l'l7.XNlU,iCl'llf.N A Liltle Hi! Il7Illf7Fl7lll7lIf.,l Hi-Y, French, Pres. 4-F Club, H.R. Pres. Student Senate, Yearbook. Basketball, Football, Choir. IXMFS PERRIGO Hfl'Fl5 u Mickrzi worth mowing about French, Sec. Treas. -l-F Club, Basketball, Baseball. ANTHONY IANE QUALY FUI-VERMACHER Too agreeable lo have an To work or no! Io work: , enemy. Thaf if me fl fffl0'7- Girls' English, Girls' Club, Cross Country. Girls' Sports. IERRY QUINN Twinkle, lwinklr atlzlrlic' sfar, What a lnzxfzfnl boy you are. Pres. Hi-Y. French, W Club, Vice-Pres. Iunior Class, H.R. Vice-Pres., Basketball. ARTHUR QUISLING What I lculwczl' 41 Kwon! Frmcfz, I 1lia'rz'I lcurfz in Fzwzrlz fluff. Pres. 4-F Club, Student Fo- rum, I-l..R. Sec., Basketball. Football, Gulf. PATRICIA RAEMISCH Om' feminine Dick Confirm Stage Crew, Office Work, Choir, Hi-Times. ANDY RAGATZ Women nz ay c o nz r 11 17 0' women may go, 1911! l'Il bf right behind Ilzem. HW , Pres. Camera Club, H. R. Treas., Basketball, Tennis, Band, Grad Dance Comm., Captain Apple- jack. BEVERLY ANN RANDALL Good mlmrc is always good wnzpuny. Pep Club. Hi-Times, Paper Shop. BARBARA REESE Short and cole I'c'r'.fonuliIy fo bool. Girls' Club Choir. IANICE Rl IODIZS If Ianire here? I 11'idn'1 know il wwf Iflcli lair. Music, Girls' English Club, Choir, Yearbook, Hi-Times, Red Cross Rep., Grad Dance Comm., Pirates of Pen- zaneef' DAVID L. RICHTIQR I'm the gt'I7Z'lI.f of gaxolinr alloy. 4-F Club. Track, Archery. BOB RICHTER Ax lenzpcranicntul ax rzfsmn- 771l'l' 5207771 . Withdrawn to enter' service. NANCY ROARK A voice so mzoolh :he ring.: while rpealqing. Sec. Girls' Club, Clerk Stu- dent Forum, Girls' Rifle, Club, Patterns in Print, Prop. Chm. Stage Crew. CAROL ROGGE Shzfd rather he sweet than roguish. Library, Girls' Club, Hi- Timcs, Paper Shop. IAMES ROH He har huir meh df lhe girl.: ull pray for. Withdrawn. ROBERT ROSA More frm zhtm rr harrel of nzonlqeys. 4-l-' Club, Football, XVrestl- ing. LOUANNE ROBERTS Our All-Anzerirmz girl. Music, Library, OHicials', rls'. Girls' English Club. Girls' Sports, Choir, Year- book, Hi-Times, 'lPirates of Penzance. RAl.,I'lrI ROSEN Yozfrr on Ihr air! Student Forum, Art Angle. ANNETFFE ROSENTI l.Xl. She? just om' type Spanish Club, Hi-Times. Of- fice Work. Nl.-XLCOLM ROSS Lilqe n magnet, Fm alufayr ready an Ihe pirk-up. 4-F, Boys' English Club, Basketball, Football, Base- ball. OWEN ROBERTS Another good rcnron why Wert I-Iighfr Ihc hes! high. Pres. City Hi-Y, Basketball, Tennis, Hi-Times, N..H.S., Activity Pin, Badger Boys' State, Pres. Student Senate, Class Night Chm. h RAMON.-X K. ROVVLEY NANCY IOY RUSY RAY ROBERT RYDUERG If l..1'l1'f what :he myx, but Oh, mzrl is xhe .rmoothl l I'nz zz good xkufe, so push me Ihe way slze .rays il. Music, Girls, English Club, along. Withdrawn. Choir, Hi-Times. 4-F Club. NOREEN CECELIA SCHMELZER You ann' Yom' Beulffiful Eyes. Withdrawn. BARBARA SCI-lMll,7'l1 Blonde, hut not liglzl-hezlderl. Camera Club, Office Work, DONALD F. SCHMITT When I feel like exercising, I lie down and let lhe feel- ing go away. Sergeant at .Xrmm -l-F Club, llasliclball, Football, Grail Dance Comm., I5 l e a c h e 1' Crew. ROSEMARIE SCHORR I: ihix girl Rosie? Why, Sehori'. ' Music Club. DONNA MAE SCHU LZ She is xmrzll, lull we Iiflllyl' Iililllllf She has more zum lhan fhe hlggez kiwi' Camera Club. CHARLliNli SCHRYVER Tuljr IZ lezferl Pep, Girls' Club. Hi-Times, Office Work, Paper Shop. NANCY RYNDIQRS A smile wirzning enough to he on the porter.: :he pzzinfs xo well. French, Music, Library, Pep, Girls, English, Girls' Rifle, Girls' Club, Choir, Reel Cross Rep., Pirates of Pen- zancef' 'WILLIAM B. SEELIGER He lover 6111 one-ur ll lime. -l-F Club, Football, Golf, Volleyball. ROGER F. SENTY This bird l1a:n't flown the coop-rlze warden har :een fo zhaz. 4-F, W Club, Hi-Y, Stu- dent Senate, H.R. Pres., Track, Basketball, Football, Bleacher Crew, Hockey. BETSY SEVERSON 18 years of elarr. French, Pep, Camera Club, Art Angle, Student Forum, Publicity lid. Yearbook, Hi- Times, Grad Dance Comm., S e n i o r Banquet. Captain Applejackf' KEN SILVER Silver tread: among Ihe cin- dew. Pres. Science Club, Track, Cross Country, Choir, Trial by jury, Pirate of Pen- zancefl ARLENE 8KINVIli We'pleud guilly of admini- lion in lhe firxl degree. Camera, Pep Club, Girls' Club Cab., H.R. Pres. Sec.. Hi-Times, Office W o r k, Stage Crew, RONALD SERGENIAN Sh0l'l circuit with plenly of xpurlq. Hi-Y, 4-F, W Club, H.R. Pres., Senior Banquet, Red Cross Rep., Track, Basket- ball, Football, Wrestling, Bleacher Crew, SALLY SMITH Aran? you glad yolfre you? Pep, Spanish, Camera Club, Choir, Triple Trio, Circ. and Bnss Mgr. Hi-Times, Stage Crew, Grad Dance Comm., Senior Banquet, Pirates of Penzance. 8 ' 72' 36264 S As refi 11 radio uu- IH7Cl'l',5 voice. Musi' Gif . . Rifle S' ls', W, WAYNE IOHN STATON A man of II few thousand words. 4-F. Boys' Rifle Club, Track, Cross Country, Wrestling, Captain Applejackf' IOHN SEVERANCE I-le came as a .rtmzzger and left as zz friend. 4-F Club, Basketball, Golf, B a s e b a l l, Volleyball, Red Cross Rep., S t a g e C r e w, Track, H.R. Vice-Pres. STANLEY IIM STEIN Thr human comedy. VV Club, Stuclent Senate. Yearbook, Senior Announce- ments, Basketball, Football Mgr. Track, Hockey, Cap tain Appleiuckf' MARY LOU STEINIKE Ifmzgimztiorz I' Il I 5' .f 1 h c worlzlf Library, Science Club, Art Angle, Choir, Hi-Times, In- to the Nowhere. CLEMENTINE THERESA TA NTILLO I hear a polka and my trou- hlrf art through. Girls' Club, G.A.A., Girls' Sports. LAIJONNA TEHAN ' Prpfl Shr must ral if for l1rf'ukfa,vt. - Pep, Vice-Pres. Cliecrlcaclcrsl Club, Girls' Spot-ts.: . IANFT TEISBURG She cnt: ll lo! of ice. Officials' Club, Art Angle, Girls' Sports, Retl Cross Rep. MARY STOCKTON Short as ll 77If17Ilfl' and happy ax the year if long. Library. Girls' Club, Girls' Sports, H.R. Program Chm. ROBERT W. TERRY A qnicr guy hut quilt ll guy. Basketball, Football. MARDEl.l.lf Tlfl.V.fXl.T If il fhe frexh air fha! uf- c'0zin1,r for those rosy cheeks? Band, Paper Shop. IOAN THl2OlS.Xl.I1 Le! Ihr world go as if muy, I will fake Ill :my way. CONNIE STUBEN Sho raises quite zz racquet. Trzmsferreml from Colorado Girls' Club. WILLIAM THWAITES Pnfh, pull, click, clielql Change film that quick. Science, Pres. Camera Club, Yearbook, Hi-Times, Cap- tain Applejackf' IULIE TORRISON Y0ll,f1 he ro nice Io mme home to. Pres. French, Girls', Pep Club, Art Angle, Choir, Yearbook, H.R. Vice-Pres., Grad Dance Comm., Pi- rates of Penzance. GAIL TURNER She turn: lradition all ar- keulj she has brain: and heauly, zoo. Library, Pres. Sec. Pep Club, Girlsl Sports, Yearbook, Sec. I-Ii-Times, Stage Crew, I'I.R. Sec., Grad Dance Comm., EMILY ANN VERCERONT Be good and lei who will he clezferg Success ix gained hy hard errrleazfor. Art Angle. MARTHA VOGEL Sing, nighlingale, sing! Music Club, Choir, Office Work, , DOLORES TROTALLI S he'.f always tan-talizing. Girls', Pep, Vice-Pres. Cheer- leaders' Club, Cheerleader, Track Queen. WILLIAM WAGNER Why hurry? The torzoise got there. EVANS WARNE Our word: mn? do you ju:- tice. H1-Y, 4-F, -rw Club, Mgr. Track, 4-Lakes Basketball, Mgr. Football, Business Mgr. Yearbook, Track. PATRICK WAI .L Fahey, they cull me, and ain't it the trufh? W Club, H.R. Vice-Pres., Track, Volleyball, Basket- ball, Football. GU LA MAE TRUMMER Happy-go-lucky, free from care, Ready Io do and ready to dare. Girls', OHicials', Art Angle, Girls' Sports, Hi-Times Rep. CLAUDINE VVELLENTIN PATRICIA L. WICK HEI I i VVIGGEN Her heart if like ihe moon, This Wick will burn in Tap, Tap, Toe! always iz man in it. .comeone's heart. Always on Ihe go! Pep, Girls' Club, choir, Red J. x Cross Rep., HPirates of Pen- 0 n ZCUICC. 'Pup' JJ . if . ..., , ,ev Library, Girls, Vice-Pres., Feature Ed. Assist. Ed. Hi- Times, Yearbook Rep., Quill and Scroll, Office Work, Managing Eel. Patterns in Print. IO ANNE WILSON Her mind ir like 61 train .fehedzilf-illwayx subject to vlzangc. ELEANOR WITHEY Mix: Quextioiz Mark of l95l. Music, Pres. Girls' Rifle Club, Choir, Trial by Iury, Pirates of Penzance. CAROL ANN WOLFE Don't chase :his Wolff from om' floor. German, Music, Girls' Eng- lish Club, Band, Orchestra, Pep Club. A if ,Alr. Red Cr fiss Rep. XM' HEKJAL IRIAHR. All Ihr uf rlfl may he ll .vtagc-hm ew can acl us hc mn. !' Pres. Boys' E gli. , Pris. Vice-Pres. s e s' Cl , Choir, Stuc nt e , Hi-Y, Class Nig , m., 'Captain Appleiack. DONNA VVONC I may he Wong hut . . . WERNER E. WILKING The eighth wonder of the world. 4-F, WU Club, Assist. Chm. Student Social Comm., Com- mencement, Track, Hockey, Basketball, Captain Apple- jack. NANCY I. WYATT - GEORGE YUNGFR DOUGLAS ZINK DELMA IEAN ZURIAN I'd rather be out of Iflix Wz rz' glad !zz .v fighting on Salarfs little Ianzlw. Her hair is her crowning W world Mlm our of slyle. our fiflr. 4-F Ciub. glory, , MUSiC, Czlmftrfl Club, Or- Withdrawn to enter Service. Music Club, Band Librarian, 1 chestra, Pirates of Pun- Orchestra, Paper Shop, 1 ZZIUCCU orchestra. SENIORS NOT PICTURFD james Dcnruiter Victor Dworetzky Mike Higby Izlmcs Leahy Iamcs McAdams Ted, Geier Roger Morgan Frederick L. Hillis 30 To THE CLASS OF 1951 As I write this message the 1950-51 basketball season has just closed. The spirit of the student body, the band, and the cheerleaders was splendid. Never have I witnessed a greater desire to win, or as niuch raw courage as that exhibited by our team. The operetta is in full production, the Hi-Times has won honors again, and so it goes. The activities mentioned above are but a few of those which we do together as a school. Working, living, playing, rejoicing and sorrowing together have made us a close-knit team. We have learned that best results are the result of hard Work and individual sacrifice. We should dedicate ourselves to the task of making our class exercises the finest ever held, and strive to make commencement the culmination to a happy and fruitful high school career. Your class has high ideals. Cling to them. Face difficulties as problems to be solved and do not be discouraged. lt is with regret that I see you leave, but I will have a treasure chest of memories to remember you by. Good luck. If you ever need help, please call on me. R. 0. Ch1'z':l0Hel'.fc'n FACULTY MR. GEORGE STEINER AND MR. RALPH CHRISTOFFERSEN Assixlnfiz Principal zmrl Principal MRS. JEAN ALFGREN MARION BAILEY EVELYN BAUMANN GORDON BURGESS RICHARD BUTLER A Nurse I , English Art Metal, Ceramics General Science Chemistry Open wule and say 'AHF ' I have an IDEARP' All righticlean up! 4'All right, lhnl'll be one Rise, and then shim-.' 31 point off. IVIRS. HELEN DEBOER Allwzdazlca Clerk Iluirn'l you hc-en aihsent :i lot lzitc-ly? MRS. BERNICE ENGEN Secfelnry Uwe-ll, I'll sec what I can do. JOHN DEVITT Library L'Kf-cp il fhiwn to a whisper. MRS RUTH FOX DEAN N GOULD Englis Latin French PIcasr' stop all noise. 'May I have you' attention ph-else? ORVILLE R. EVANS Manual ,-iris Who put the lim- gungr- in thi- 1-num? WAYNE A. HEPOLA Manual Arls L'Wi-ll. I1-llasf, MRS. IVIILLICENT LIDDLE H islory Flaw who. what. whvn. ,mil xxlwre. DONALD KRIDER HATTIE O. KRUEGER Higzgry Mmflxennitics Anil the five prev:-quisilrls MNUW there are three ways lu are , , . :In this pmhlm-'In-f-tfie rizhk Kun' the wrong waxy, mul your nay. AMANDA KLUTH En glixh K'Agzlin? LETHE METCALF HENRY G. KOEHLER Biology I..l'i'e Lu uno su-In furllu-z'. MILDRED Hixmry I just :lon'i know what in du tzihlmnx. with you huys :mil girls. .S I! l-Init. A. MUCKENHIRN EMMA NIENDORF English, Home Ecunomics Ihr- hell has nun Imss noise, mme work. VIOLA NORTON 'Commercial Work 'LRmnIy. iypol agsI4IkfjgIl. LILLIAN REINKING Guidance Department g'Let's take :1 Iouk at yum' rccm'LI. 32 MRS. IRENE HUSEBY Cafeteria 'iIVv're all out oi pie. ELIZABETH M. KIEFFER THERESA M. KLEINHEINZ Commercial Work Latin Cow-r ynur mat-hint-I Now let me explain how I :arrived at your grades. MARION G HUXTABLE WILLIS L JONES Chorus Physical Education. Runcmbt r Lhmrmember: O K hovs bunch' 7:45 tomorrow morning. M. GLADYS LOWRY English i'N0. you uann-ut go out on Tucsciatyf' MARGARET O'NEIL H is tory I nun only teach you, I can'l make you Ieurri it. ETHEL F. SCHILLING Mathematics Go work on it a little while. BRYCE JORDAN CORNELIA KAROW Mathematics German All right, Iet's settle down. Do you get anything out of these exercises ? MRS. ELIZABETH LUGG MRS. DOROTHY Mathematics Commercial Work L:-t's try it :1 little faster. Now is the time for all men to 4-ome to the aid ci their party. MRS. ADELE ORTMAYER RUSSELL PAUGH Art History 'ABN-uking up of space is thc 'iThul'5 gonna cost you. most important- 33 MIRIAM MAXWELL MRS. RUTH D. MCCARTY Library Speech I think you,d Ixcttcr go buck I can't hear you. tu the study hall. BETTY PER.-EGO MRS. CATHERITTE PEER Guidance Department Guidance Department Are you sure you're trying Miss Reinking isn't in now. your hardest ? EUGENE ELLA C. SCHULDT FREDERICK W. SCI-IULER FLORENCE SCHWEIZER ERNEST J. STANKE English History Physics Spanish Band, Orchestra Well, I was thinking . . . I :lon't un4lerstanml. And tomorrow wc will have a Buenos dials! Put 'schmaltz' in your I written contribution. playing! NOT PICTURED FRANCIS FALLON ROBERT HARRIS Physical Educulinn CHARLES STEINMETZ MRS. JANE STEVENS Physical Education Take your lunch hack upstairs. IMAIRY FRANCES WHEELER linglish Bless your pointed lieallsf' eval: INDEX TO TEACHERS' ACTIVITIES Bailey, Marion-Yearbook adviser Baumann, Evelyn-Extra Curricular Art Burgess, Gordon-Camera Club, Camera Class adviser Butler, Richard-Science Club adviser, Free Textbook Program Christoffersen, Roger-4F Club, Big 8 athletics, P.T.A. supervisor deBoer, Helen-Registrar Devitt, John-Library Club adviser, Entered Air Corps Engen, Bernice-Secretary to principal Evans, Orville-Cross Country, Junior High Basketball, M Club Jr. adviser, Commencement adviser Fox, Ruth-Girls' English Club adviser Gould, Dean-Student Social Committee adviser, Commencement ad- viser Harris, Bob-Assistant Football Coach, Basketball, Volleyball, Jr. High Track Coach I-lepola, Wayne-Industrial Arts Dept. Head Huseby, IrenwChairman of Home Economics Department, Senior Banquet adviser I-luxtable, Marion-Choir, Triple Trio, Double Quartet Jones, Willis-W Club adviser, Football, Hockey, Track, Athletic Director Jordan, Bryce-Football and Wrestling Coach, Superviser of Movie Operators' Club, Entered Air Corps A Karow, Cornelia-Girls' Club sponsor Kieffer, Elizabeth-Madison Education Association Council Repre- sentative, Ways and Means Committee adviser Kleinheinz, Theresa-Chairman of Faculty Flower Committee, Fac- ulty Representative of Superintendent's Committee, Senior Ban- quet adviser Kluth, Amanda-Chairman of School Honor Pin Committee Koehler, Henry-Head of Science Dept., School Honor Pin Commit- tee, Ticket Sales, Science Talent Test, Chairman of Rausch and Lamb Honorary Science Award, Senior Class Adviser Krider, Donald-Student Senate adviser, Student Forum adviser Krueger, I-lattieStatistician, Junior Class adviser, Scholarship Committee Lowry, Gladys-High-Times Junior adviser, Westward Ho Club Sec- tion adviser, Senior Banquet adviser Lugg, Elizabeth-Radio Club adviser MacLeish, Dorothy-National Honor Society Chairman, Coupon Book Sales, Workbook Shop, High-Times Bookkeeper McCarty, Ruth-Speech Department, Dramatics Director, Auditorium Adviser, Stage Crew adviser Maxwell, Mariam-Junior High Library Club adviser Metcalf, Lethe-Commencement adviser Morgan, Mildred-Chairman Language Dept., French Club adviser, Co-Chairman Senior Vocational Talks, Chairman Honor Roll Committee, Chairman H.R. Assignments on Club Days, Com- mencement adviser Muckenhirn, Mary--English Dept. Chairman Niendorf, Emma-Girls' Club Social Committee Sponsor Norton, Viola--Westward Ho Finance adviser, Co-Chairman of Sen- ior Vocational Program, Senior Banquet adviser 0'Neil, Margaret-Head of History Dept. Ortmayer, Adele-Yearbook, Art Angle adviser, Faculty social, Sen- ior Banquet adviser Paugh, Russell-Pep Club adviser, Sophomore Class adviser, Junior High Football, Senior High Baseball Perlgo, Betty-Girls' Club Program Committee adviser Piper, Catherine-Guidance Secretary Reinking, Lillian-Guidance Director, Adviser to N,H.S. Scholarship Committee Chairman, Statistical Committee Schilling, Ethel-School Honors' Committee, Commencement adviser Schmidt. Eugene-High-Times adviser, Patterns in Print Schuldt, Ella C.-Adviser Girls' Club Sunshine Committee Schuler, Frederick-Ushers' Club adviser, Scholarship Committee Schweizer, Florence--Spanish Club adviser, Westward Ho Stanke, Ernest-Senior High Band, Senior High Orchestra, Junior High Orchestra Steiner, George--Administrative Duties, Commencement adviser Stevens, Jane-G.A.A. adviser, Officials' Club adviser, Cheerleaders' Club adviser Wheeler, Mary Francis-National Honor Society Committee U nderclassmen . . . IUNIOR OFFICERS The Class of l952 planned and gave the Grad Dance for the departing Seniors of this year, They also decorated the Iunior float for thC Homecoming parade. The officers elected by the Iunior class Were: Bill Marshall, presidentg Eu Sorenson, vice-presidentg and Sue Snodgrass, sec- retary. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS The Sophomore class of this year shows promise of carrying on proudly the tradition of classes at West. The Class of l953 chose as officers: Iohn Schaars, president: Larry Bernstein, vice-presiclentg and Mary Ellen Adler, secretary. The class planned and decorated the Homecoming parade's fine Sophomore float. CLASS ADVISORS The Iuniors and Sophomores owe many thanks to their advisors for the help and advice they have con tributed during the past year. The Iunior class advisor is Miss Harriet Krueger and the Sophomore class rs advised by Mr. Russell Paugh. Homerooms 102, 103, 104, 115 o Juniors Homerooms 119, 213, 220, 227 36 Homerooms 118, 122, 202, 207 Sophomores Homerooms 209, 217, 218, 228 37 SENIORS lack Barry Iean Bell Marcia Blew Sandra Champion jim Clapp Reed Coleman Carole Io Drives Nancy Fay Ronald Fiedler Nancy Fitzgibbon Helen Frederick HONORS NI.-lrcia Blew Sanclre Champion Helen Frederick Elizabeth Grimmer Iulanne Icnsen Alice Norris Diane Pallett Owen Roberts Nancy Ryndcrs CLASS SPEAKERS HONORS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Ed Gesteland Libby Grimmer Ruth Harris Sue Hilgers Doug I-Iolt Pat Iefferson Shirley Lewis lim Marshall Janet McLeod Iiin McNaul Joyce McNearney Don Norenberg Alice Norris Gretchen Olson Diane Pallett Carol Petrusek Nancy Roark Louanne Roberts Owen Roberts Nancy Rynders Sally Smith Gail Turner Evans Warne Ann Wilson Herman Wirlia HIGH HONORS Ieroine Reed Coleman Nancy Fitzgibbon Ruth Harris Don Norcnbcrg Nancy Roark IUNIORS Tom Consigny Ned Consigny Betty Cooper Elizabeth Engelke john Hobbins Bill Marshall Nancy Meyer Ioan Miles Carol Price Irwin Rosenberg Sue Snodgrass Barbara Thallci' SENIORS lack Barry. Co-Capt. lim Namio, Co-Capt. AI Bryan Bernard Chortek Ierry Church Iim Clapp Paul Craig Dan DeLong Ronald Fiedler Doug Holt George Ingwell Duane Iacobsen Tom Mack jack Mansfield Owen Roberts, Capt. lack Barry jim Clapp Tom Mack lack Mansfield Bill Marshall lim Mohoney HONORS FOOTBALL Bill Mansfield jim Marshall Bill Marshall Hal Mathison Bob Medcraft Bob Neihus Roger Senty Ron Sergenian Ed Sorenson Tom Schulz Pat Wall Bob Faber, Mgr. John Wood, Mgr. BASKETBALL Iim Namio Iohn Parker Ierry Quinn Andy Ragatz Ed Sorenson Bob Faber, Mgr. George Fabian, Mgr. CROSS COUNTRY Iack Adams Norman Barton Ned Consigney Bob Bakken, Capt. Dick Browy Dan DeLong Ronald Fiedler Dick Hammes Bill Marsh Ierry Mott Dan Clark, Mgr. WRESTLING I Iohn Iorgenson John Omernick Bob Neihus Tom Stephan, Mgr. QUILL at Susan Beveridge Sandra Champion Jim Clapp Reed Coleman Nancy Fitzgibbon Helen Frederick Ed Gesteland Ruth Harris Sue Hilgers Betsy Hoebel Marilyn Iones SENIORS Iohn Anderson Lois Bakken Sandra Champion Jim Clapp Reed Coleman Carole Io Drives Nancy Fay Helen Frederick Ruth Harris Robert Hawkinson Patricia Ieiferson Marilyn Iones IUNIORS Tom Consigney Betty Cooper SCROLL Alice Norris Gretchen Olson Sally Smith Gail Turner Evans Warne IUNIORS Tom Consigny Elizabeth Engelke Carolyn Keith Nancy Meyer Ioan Miles TY PIN Peggy Kropf Laura Lee Lane Shirley Lewis Ianet McLeod lim McNaul Nancy Moe Alice Norris Gretchen Olson Carol Petrusek Louanne Roberts Sally Smith Gail Turner Ann Wilson Herman Wirka John Hobbins Ioan Miles Irwin Rosenberg CLASS OFFICERS luis llakken, Bob llawkinsouf mil Tumor- Sally Swim' Holcu Frbllffflvk- Mr. Selimiill, Elizalxelli Griinmer, Ann Wilson, Alive Norris HI-TIMES . EDITORIAL STAFF MANAGING EDITORS-Elizabeth Grimmer, Alice Norris Associate Editor-Ann Wilson News Editors--Alice Norris, Carolyn Keith Copy Editors-Carolyn Keith, Gretchen Olson, Nancy Meyer, Ruth Harris, Betty CoopCf, Rachel Perlman Feature Editors-Ann Wilson, Elizabeth Engelke, Ioan Miles Assistant Feature Editors-Elizabeth Engelke, Ioan Miles, Marilyn Sellers Sports Editors-Tom Consigny, Ned Consigny Assistant Sports Editors-Ned Consigny, Irwin Rosenberg Mums' Blew- Am' WHSUH Photographers--Bill Thwaites, Mike McGrath Staff Artist-Kaarin Hanson Reporters-lean Bell, Kay Eye, Nancy Fay, Ron Fiedler, Barbara Follett, Dick Heilprin. Sedate Holland, Iulanne Iensen, Doris Iohnson, Marilyn Iones, Patty Kamni, Shirley Lewis, Corlie Melniek, Rita Murray, Lucy Roberts, Mary Lou Steinikc. Herman Wirka BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager-Sally Smith Assistant Business Manager-Ann Calhoun Advertising Manager-Helen Frederick Assistant Advertising Managers-lean Dahl, Nancy Steinmetz Secretary-Gail Turner Bookkeeper-Bob Hawkirison ' Circulation Manager-Ann Calhoun I-Iead Typist-Carole Io Drives Statistical Stafl'-Lois Bakken, Marct Rcitan, Fay Wisniewski. Carole Jo Drives liar-lit-l Pr-rlnuin, llulli Harris. Helly Cnopfwlx Irwin Roselllw-i'g. Nalivy Irwin linsenlxr-rg. Neal Consignev, Tom Consigney. Elizalrelli Engelke, joan Slcinnwlz. Miles, Xlarilyu Sellers, N.anr'y llleyr-r, llutli llarris. 42 Sports Staff . l f l I L Xlrs. llillmrry. livans Warne, lie:-41 Colf-man. Sandra ljliampion. Susan ll'-len' lfirilrwit-k. ,lim Stein, Sin- llilgers, Luis Ilaltlcen. llexericlge. llvlsy llof-lu-l, Pat ,lellr-rson, l'i4l Ge-I4-liiiiil, liclitur . . Assistant lfditor Feature Editor Feature Stali . Club Editor . Club Stal? . Sports Editors WESTWARD HO . Reed Coleman . Sandra Champion . . . . Gretchen Olson . Marcia Blew. Nancy Fay, Carol Price . . . . . . Sue Hilgers . Lois llaklcen, Helen Frederick, Mary Ebling . . . , Inn Clapp, lack Barn . lrwin Rosenberg. Pat Ierlerson, Girls' Sport-, Senior Editor ........... Nancy Fitzgibborz Senior Staff-David Pfankuelicn, Diane Pallett, Gail Turner, Owen Roberts, Pat O'Brierl, Carole Io Drives, Shirley Lewis. .Xrt Editor ...... . Susan Beveridge .Xrt Staff . . . . . . . lean Braun Photography Iiditor . ........ Ed Gcstelannl Photography Stall' . Hill Tliwaites, lim Stein, Mike McGrath, Dave liontlirt BUSINESS STr'll l7 Business Manager . ...... Evans Warne Business Stall . .... Mary Goebel, Ioyce MeNearney, Rita Murray Head Typist . .......... Betsy I-loclnel Typing Stall . . . Ioanne Hoven, Barbara lirunsell, Pam Patterson, Ianiee Rhode., Advertising Manager .......,.. Marilyn 1011014 Advertising Staff . Lucy' Roberts, Nancy Dammann, Cynthia Rhodes Publicity Manager . ......, Betsy' SeveYSUH Publicity Starl ...... Nancy Moe, Don Nuremberg, Iulie Torrison Committee of :Xtlvisors . Mrs. Hilberry, Chairman: Miss Schweitzer, Seniors: Miss Lowry, Clubs: Miss Norton, Businessg Mrs. Ortinayer, Art. Miki- 'Nl l , J Shirley lm-uis. Carole ,lo llrixes, llaiivl l'fallelluk4'n. 'Yam-y lfillglilvlwll. tlail 1li'vh'llell 0l-on, Xauey lfay, Carol l'iiu'f-. llill 'l'liuai1vs. .lim Llapp. Xlliilw 1...-H.-.-. Imam- 12.11.-n. J..w't. xii..-y libling, 43 X pi AX 1 ' .,'4- f Q l .. gb SPORTS l 4 Coaches Harris and Iones look back over the 1 I 1950-51 sports campaign. They see a successful year for their Regents who, starting off with 3rd 1 place in football, Went on to Win the Big Eight Championship and to participate in the State Championship finals in basketball. They also look back on outstanding teams in track, baseball, golf . Wrestling, cross country, hockey and tennis. FOOTBALL l l I l i Capt. Barry EST HIGH 1950 Barium Row: Mr. Antonio, G. lngwell, H. Nichus, L. Bernstein, D. Capt. Nalqqio Holt, VV. Sorenson, M. Murphy, L. Sliffc, T. Miller, H. Mallzltt, D. Milan, D. Aclrnns, I. Marslmll, I, Wood, I. Hursh. Sccofm' Row: Conch Innes, I. Nmnio, I. Clillill, I. Hurry. P. Craig, IJ. Iacobson, R. Stfgiflllflli R. lficcllur, R. Senty, li. Mansfielnl, P. Green, rl. Bryan, li. Dclmng. ll. Faber. Top Row: Coach Harris, Mr. Iortlan, I. Church, T. Schulz, 12. Sorenson, T. Ragatz, D. MacLcish, T. Mack, I. Mansfield, P. Wall, H. Mathison, D. Chapman, B. Marshall, D. Pfankuchen, B. Chortck, B. Medcraft, Mr. Byam, Mr. Wessenberg. f 44 BARRY ON THE LOOSE! WEST vs. LACROSSE CENTRAL Westis 1950 football season opened at Breese Stevens Field as the Regents plastered LaCrosse Cen- tral 31 to 0. Bill Marshall scored the first touchdown in the first quarter. ln the second quarter Barry and DeLong both tallied six pointers. One extra point was good and the score at the half stood West l9- LaCrosse 0. The Regents continued to dominate play in the second half as Barry and Bill Mansfield both racked up markers to 'make the final score West 3l- LaCrosse 0. WEST vs. RACINE PARK The Regents led off their 1950 Big Eight campaign by beating Park l9 to 6. Bill Marshall started things by going over the middle for 2 yards and a touch- down. The extra point was good and West led 7-0. The next score was set up by a 43-yard pass from Clapp to lack Mansfield which was carried to the Park three. Mansfield then circled his right end for the score. The Regents, last touchdown came on an l8-yard run by Barry. Park's only counter came in the fourth quarter on a 48-yard pass play, but it was not enough and the game ended West l9-Racine Park 6. WEST vs. MADISON CENTRAL The Regents continued to win by dropping Central 22 to 6 in the city series opener for both teams. Westis first 7 points came in the second quarter on a 5-yard run by Barry and Holtis successful conversion. The Maize and Blue tallied again in the third period when lack Mansfield went over left tackle for 5? yards and a touchdown. The last 9 points came in a .hurry as Mansfield took the kickoff, following a Central safety, back 85 yards for the third Regent score. Holt again added the extra point and the final score stood West 22-Central 6. WEST vs. BELOIT The West NComeback Kidsw stayed atop the Big Eight by trouncing Beloit. End Bernard Chortek scored by intercepting a Beloit pass and going 29 yards to tally. Niehus scored by falling on a bad pass from center behind the Beloit goal. Fine defensive play by the West line highlighted the game. VVest scored twice in the first half on runs by Barry. Holt booted the extra point after every touchdown to make the final score West 28-Beloit 6. WEST vs. HORLICK Spurred on by lovely Queen Pat O'Brien and her attendants, Lois Bakken and Pat Iefferson, the Re- gents downed Racine Horlick 25 to 19 for West's first Homecoming victory in three years. The first Regent tally came when Barry went 30 yards around his right end to score. Shortly after this, Fiedler threv. a left-handed pass to Craig in the end Zone for a second 6 points. Holt made the extra point to give the Regents a l3 to 6 half-time lead. The second half had just begun when Horlick recovered a fumble deep in West territory. lt took the Malted Milk boys just seven plays to push over a T.D. The Ionesmen, how- ever, were not to be denied a homecoming victory. Barry again brought the crowd to its feet as he raced 85 yards for the third marker. Sorenson put the game on ice for the Regents when -he drove over left guard for the final VVest score. Horlick completed the scoring in the last four seconds with a 45-yard des- peration pass that made the final score West 25- Horlick l9. NOW WHERE? GOT HIM! PARDON ME! WEST vs. IANESVILLE The Comeback Kidsn from Madison West re- mained in the thick of the championship race with their fifth straight conference victory. Ianesville took the opening kickoff and scoring without giving up the ball. Their lead was short lived, however, as the Regents moved downfield with the following kickoff. Barry went the last 7 yards for the score. Holt added his first of four successful conversions and the Re-- gents went ahead 7 to 6. Barry made a second T.D. to capitalize a 56-yard Maize and Blue march. Ianesville fought back and just before the half ended connected on a 50-yard pass play for their last score, Fiedler and Barry closed the door on Ianesville in the second half when they both scored 6 pointers. The final score stood West 28-Ianesville 12. WEST vs. EAST The fighting spirit of the Comeback Kidsn was not enough to halt the East Purgolders. East's power and weight ground out two first half touchdowns. ln the second half East recovered a fumble on the VVest 4- yard line. Three plays later, a third 6 points was on the books for the Eastsiders. The Regents finally got underway in the fourth quarter moving from their own 7 all the way to score, The educated toe of Holt added the extra point. It was too little and too late. The Maize and Blue dropped their first of the year. The score was East 20-West 7. WEST vs. KENOSHA The red hurricane of Kenosha roared into Madison and roared right on through. The Red Devils com- pletely outclassed the Regents, amassing 45 points in the second half alone. The only glimmer of Maize and Blue in the red torrent was a 95-yard kickoff run-back by lack Mansfield. The Ionesmen gave it all they had but it was not nearly enough as Kenosha waltzed to their eighth straight victory and the Big Eight championship. The score at the end was Ken- osha 57-West 7. SOPHOMORES The Sophomore X's completed their schedule bv heating Central 53-7 at NVest and winning the citv championship in the Moncna League. The X's Ein- ished their season with a record of 5 wins and 1 tie. Don Adams, a transfer from Aurora, Illinois, Bill Mallatt, and, Larry Bernstein did the heavy job of running for the X's, while Bob Niehus, Larry Sliffe and Mike Murphy held up the front line and made it tough to gain on the X's. The Xis had a well bal- anced and powerful squad without an apparent weakness. All through the season the Sophomores played fine ball and displayed a determination to win. The spirit of the squad was excellent and a credit to the 4-Lakes League. IUNIORS The Iunior Four Lakes Football Team, the Dodg- ers, didnit fare too well in the Mendota League in tying for third with the West Bears. The high point of the season was a 6 to Z defeat of the Bears in their last game of the season. Their lone touchdown came on a long pass from Don Hahn to Tom Ragatz. Glen Long and Don Hahn were the mainstays of the back- field while Dick Chapman, Phil Green and Tam Ra- gatz were the bulwarks of the line. Coach Antonie was well satisfied with the season and the way the team worked. SENIORS The Senior 4-Lakes team was unable to win another game after they won their first game from the West Iuniors. The Seniors wound up their season in third place in the Mendota League with a record of one win, tour losses and a tie. The tie was a scoreless game with the East Iuniors. The hard charging Roger Senty and the fine line play of George Ingwell and Buzz Ely highlighted the Seniors' play. The Sen- iors were weakened during the season when several key men were moved up to the Varsity. Nevertheless the Bears gave every team they played a battle and their season was a better one than the record would indicate. Botiom Row: L. Slirfe, W. Sorensen, T. Miller, M. Murphy, F. Rogc-1'S, L. Bernstein. Second Row: W. Williams, D. Nygrcn, R. Niehus, R. Horstmeier, T. McCaughey, I. Hickey, G. I-lwcrt. Top Rowg Coach Iordan, E. Thornell, R. Nichols, I, Wiese, I. Sipple, T. Stephan, D. Atlams, VV. Mallatt, D. Maclntyre. Buliom Row: D. Milan, D. Paull, H, Schwarze, R. Ockerlander. Sccofm Row: R. Wigdal, G. Long, T. O'Sheritlan, P. Weiss, A. McDowell, R. Iames. Top Row: l. Rosenberg, D. Hahn, R. Gaumnitz. R. Chapman. D. Rockstzicl, S. Beyer, D. Iclfcry, P. Klose, Coach Antonio. Bottom Row: D. Holt, R. Senty, D. Peterson, G. Ingxvcll, I. Acllci' Sccolzzl Row: A. Bryan, I. Kelly, A. Quisling, R. Rosa. I. Church. Top Row: Coach Wesenherg. G. lfnbian, li. Warne, I. Maloney, P. Wall, VV. Gruhl, B. Seeliger. 47 yi, 'f f igf ,J jg W ,f , ghbVnNNf ' ,fx5dFf f x ' - .,. U , Q, N rpg? gk ' 2 5 x 2 x i 3 is XX fx ii Q K ' R R - ,.,. , XX M g , I ,Q U A 3 'J AA ,! I , ,Q Q ffl? L xg B163 C , A X A if Mai f A Win 5 ,f CCAC H Qp.goTV1R 1 M Q4 Q.HAwuS ' O ROBERTS js q E Y f ff if f Pw Jw Mm :.A,': af ,. -- ' , Y,,.fVn X fgff 3 TN-.sal uaazkw 6 M ,4 .lf N 5-,Y-mis, V L- .',. -,. , ,W,, .,.., ,.,,. A A , K i X? 1 5 Q f KQ! 25' ' Q 5 Y 1 5 2 f 2 f f , 5 1 48 EIQEE E If W HJ! , '7rfau!4U Q70-X 'Ma-JZ STATE FINAUSTS V' W7 'E MANAGEQS G FABHXN R FWBFIQ DUDE ON THE BOARD! TIP IN BY PARKER! CHAMPIONS RECORD The 1950-51 West High Basketball team won the undisputed Big 8 Conference title and came within one game of copping the State Championship. Under the fine coaching of Bob Harris, the L'Radiant Re- gentsu covered themselves with glory. Captain Owen Dude'i Roberts won the individual scoring cham- pionship and broke the conference record doing it by scoring 252 points in conference play. He was picked as All City, All Big Sn, f1'1OSt valuable player in the Big 'K8 , and All State Tournament. Iim Namio was an A11 City guard and honorable mention All Big S, Iohn Parker was named to the second team All City, honorable mention All Big Sf, and second team All State Tournament. Tom Mack, who was a main cog in the Regent attack, was given honorable mention All City. Bill Marshall, who was elected a9 captain for next year, made All City, All Big S, and All State Tournament. Coach Harris was picked as the coach of the year for the second straight time as he led the Maize and Blue from a cellar position to the top rung in the Big 'L8,,' and second place in the State Tournament. In winning the conference crown West swept aside all competition. being in first place throughout the year. A steady attack featured the title drive with the incomparable Dude Roberts showing the way. He received competent support from the rest of the first team and a first rate bench that was able to fill in if needed. West 62 West 56 West 38 West 67 West 61 West 57 West 43 West 59 West 57 West 41 West 55 West 51 West 56 West 37 West 33 West 56 West 49 West 75 West 54 West 54 West 60 West 71 West 53 West 75 West 45 West 55 . Stevens Point . Marshfield . . Racine Park Madison Central . . Ianesville . Watertown . Waukegan, 111. . . . Beloit . . . Kenosha . Madison East . Racine Horlick . . Racine Park . Madison East . . . Kenosha Madison Central . . . Ianesville . . . Beloit . Racine Horlick . Wisconsin High . . . . Monroe . . Edgerton . . Monticello . . Ianesville . . . Onalaska . . . Rib Lake Wisconsin Rapids SOPHOMORE AND 4-LAKES BASKETBALL REGENTS SENATORS First Rmr: B. Seemnn. P. Wurllmnm. .l. Hnlvbins. Sefund Raw: D. Firxt Raw: J. Hnrflx. G. Kulriuk. G, 0'Brien. J. Cunnmitz. Svrnml Row l.4-wis. N. Burton, F. Trarlrml, ll. Britt. T. Kilmer. J. Stein, .l. Conklin. R. Niuhuls. FROGS Firxr Raw: R. Fimller, B. Bukken, R. Nloningue. Second Row: M. Ross, P. Wall, D. Pfankuchen, F. Carlstrom. SOPHOMORES 0119i First Row: I.. Bakken, M. Murphy, I.. Be-rnstcin. P. Jm'gPnsz-n. XX. Sun-nsun. L. Sliffc. J. Wiz-sv. Sm-mul Row: J. Hnrsh. D. Aduma, ll. MHCIMYYU. J. Ace, J. Sl-lxunrs, T. Miller, Couch Byam. LAKERS First Ruw: B, Hursh, J. Pcrrigo. A. Quisling, B. Hnlh. Second Row B. l-lawkinsnn, B. Terry, F. Pfululvr, K. Gibbs. OLYMPIANS First Row: A. Clu-chik, T. 0'Slxerirlun. l. Rosenlwrg, .l. Hurslx, Second Raw: D. Jelfvry, B. Madden, J. Omernik, J. Neu, R. James. .1 im..Q'-3 R .f xl , ' i ts, Q ' 'i Bob Bakken Captain Ed Gesteland Outstanding MINOR SPORTS WRESTLING The Regent grapplers had at record oF 5 wins and 5 losses in dual matches during the V950-SI season. They fin- ished fourth in the Sectional Tourna- ment held at East High, qualifying Bob Iiakken, Dick Hammes and Iohn Jorgensen for the state meet. Bakken place third at ll2 pounds and Hammes and Iorgensen placed fourth at 105 and 120 pounds respectively. Bob Hakken was chosen captain at the end of the season and was an excellent choice as he was an outstanding Wress tler for three years. HOCKEY The l95U-51 West High hockey team ended their season with a record of I ties and 2 defeats. In the first match of the season West tied Madison Cen- tral, l to l. In their second match they tied Stevens Point by the same score. The team was under the direction ol Coach Iones who was assisted by Dave Moran, a former West hockey player, who did the real coaching. Had weath- er hampered the squad throughout the season and made it impossible to have many matches. lid Gesteland and Don Peterson stood out in the front linf' while Rog Senty developed into a fine goalie. 52 l ir.f1 Row: H. Bakken, D. Hammes, R. Domini, B. liakken, 1. Jorgensen. Second Row: Coach Mandli, T. Stephen, I. Omer- nik, R. Fiedler, D. DeLong, E. Thornell, H. Niehus, D. Browy. Thtrd Row: Mr. Wessenberg, B. Horstmeier, D. Laudon, P. Klose, G. Mott, I. Henning, R. Gaumnitz, Coach ONeil. D l tr.ft Row: D. Paull, A. McDowell, R. Senty, Ii. Gestelantl. Semml Row: XY. Wilking, D. Ht-ilprin, D. Peterson, A. Quis' ling, H. Hedfield, B. Elliott. 1 -4355 '-l Q ' - Ifirxt Row: VV. Mash, C. Mott, N. Consigny, N. Barton, R. Brennan, I. Henning, I. Adams. Sccwnl Row: R. Domini, D. Paulson, R. Sack- ett, I. Radke, D. Caswell, D. Britt, D. Brettingen, R. Steinmann, D. Ross. Tlzirn' Row: H. Shands, P. Bandy. F. Trafford, W. Schmelzer. K. Silver, C. Welby, R. Merkel, D. Clark, Coach Evans. Bottom Row: T. VVilliams, I. Hobbins, R. VVhite, D. Milan, D. Milan. A. Ragatz, R. VVilliams. Top Row: I. Heiyilin, G. Neu, D. Peterson, O. Roberts, T. Kilmer, IJ. Torphy, R. Lindau. Boiron: Row: li. liakken, Coach llyam, T.. llakken. Top Row: A. Quis- ling, T. johnson, T. Goulet, R. Domini, I. Kelly, I. Wiese, D. Heil- prin. 53 I CROSS COUNTRY The i950 West Cross Country team, coached by Orville Evans. ended the season with a very fine record. They finished 7th in the state meet and 2nd in the Big Eight event. The Running Re- gents won the West Invitationaf meet and a triangular meet between Racine Park, Madison East and West. lack Adams, who finished 5rd in the state meet, was an ou'- standing Hill and Dale man all year long. Ned Consigny was chos- en Captain by the squail for his fine work as a runner for 2 years. TENNIS Coach George Steiner hal tive lettermen, Owen Roberts and Don Peterson. returning for the l'I5I tennis season. Don and Owen form- ed a doubles team in the Big W8 and State meets in addition to play- ing singles throughout the year. Further help was provided by Ier- ry Neu, Iohn Williams, Tom Kil- mer and Andy Ragllll in forming another top notch squad. VVes' played East, Central, Wisconsin High, Ianesville and Wauwatosa in dual matches during the year. They also participated in the City, BQ! 8 and State meets. GOLF Coach Clark Byam ha'l to build the 1951 West High Golf team without a returning letterman. Bob Bakken, Art Quisling, Bill Seeliger, and Iack Kelly were back off last year's squad, although none re! eeived a letter. The linksmen com- peted in 10 meets with the state meet at Ianesville, Iune lst and Znnl, being the high point of the season. They practiced every night after school on either Nakoma or Glenway golf courses. :X I, 'gsm K . ,An A ' ,sw JL Ned Consigny Captain V.:- liiii iii :,- I ,,,, Don Peterson Outstanding Art Quisling Outstanding Ifirsr Row: R. Brennan, K. Silver, R. Scnty, I. Adams, T. Consigny, D. Adams, T. Schulz, D. DeLong, A. Bryan, Scconrl Row: W. Wilking, '1'. Ragatz, I. Mansfield, W. Gruhl, N, Barton, li. Mansfield, I. Barry, T. Mack. TRACK Coach Iones had a nucleus of four lettermen to build his 1951 track team around. They were broad jumper and sprinter Tom Mack, pole vaulter Werner VVilking, sprinter lack Barry and the 1950 state quar- ter mile champion lack Mansfield. Additional strength was provided by distance men Al Bryan and lack Adams, sprinters VVerner Gruhl and Roger Senty. and Hurdlers Don 'Adams and Tom Consigny. Soph- omore Tom Schulz Was outstanding in the shot put. The cindermen opened their season by winning the Wisconsin Rapids Relays for the sixth straight year. West scored in every event except the high jump. Barry took the 40 yard dash. lack and Bill Mansfield placed one, two in the 440. Mack Won his specialty, the broad jump. Wilking topped the pole vaulters at ll feet 2 inches and Tom Schulz Won the shot. The rest of the points came from Don Adams' third in the 50 yard high hurdles, Bryan's second in the 880, lack Adams' third in the mile and the second place of the mile relay team. The next meet was the West Relays, the finest in- door high school meet in the state. The Regents went it H, To the Victor Up and Over l Bud DeLong Captain and Queen - Werner Wilking all out to win this prize and came through with the Class A championship trophy. Queen Delores Tro- talli reigned over the meet attended by her court of Lois Bakken and Carol Forsberg. Team balance paid off for the lonesmen as they ran up 36 points, 7 more than second place Milwaukee Washington, and 8 more than third place Madison East. A new 880 yard relay record was set by Barry, Gruhl, Mack and lack Mansfield as they fairly flew around the track. It was West's night as Queen Delores presented the trophy to Co-captains Iack Barry and Iack Mansfield. The West Relays' championship was back at West after a yearis absence. The Regents also competed with Central and East in dual meets during the year and Went to the Rock- ford and Ianesville Relays. The last events on the schedule were the city, Big 'L8,', and state meets. The 1951 West High track team carried on the tradition of great West track teams and added a few wins to the already long list of Regent victories. Coach Iones played a big part in the development of the squad. He did his usual fine job in bringing the boys along and had the team ready for a peak eff0rI at every meet. Al Byran and Roger Senty lack Barry, Tom Mack, Werner Gruhl, and lack Mansfield First Row: D. Holt, H. Shands, D. Ieifery, T. O'Sheridan, D. Hahn, A. Chechik, I. Perrigo, L. Bernstein, R. Fiedler, I, Blodgctt, 23, Marshall. Sn-orlzl Row: I. Clapp, B. Mallatt, B. Mansfield, P. Craig. F. Pfahler, D. Maclntyre, P. Green, I. Mohoney, M. Ross, E. Sorenson, Coach Pau gh. BASEBALL The outlook for the l95l West High Baseball team was ll rosy one. Coach Russ Paugh, starting his fourth year as base- ball coach at West, had nine returning lettermen to build his team around. They were outfielders Ron Fiedler, Paul Craig, lack lilodgett, and lim Clapp, who was converted into an in- fielder to help fill the gaps left by graduation. lnfielders rel turning were lim Mohoney, Doug Holt. and lflill Marshall whose position was changed to catcher. The change proved to he a wise one as Bill rapidly became accustomed to that po- s'tion and by the end of the season was playing great bali. liill Mansfield and Fred Pfahler were hold-over pitchers who were both able to pitch well and often, Additional help was provided hy inficlders Bill Mallalt and Phil Green and out- fielder Don Iefjfery. The power at the plate was supplied by Marshall and Mo- honey. ln the field the Regents were steadied hy the excellent fielding of Fiedler and l-Slodgett in the outfield and Mohoney, Mallalt and Holt in the infield. Bill Mansfield pitched verv well and was regarded as one of the best pitchers in the state. Marshall handled the pitchers well and was a sparkplug hehifld the plate. H The excellent coaching of Coach Paugh rounded this material into what was one of the strongest nines that West has hafl since baseball was inaugurated at West four years ago. Bill Mansfield Fred Pfahler Doug Holt ...aaa A Yi . fy-fm, ...ff is if . kia 5 25 I X WW -fi 4i: g H ff v is . 1 :..2 A . fe 'f Q T 4 r s t f in --..1 3' 1, . ':.,, if I2 l 'S M531 7-ig. .H Q? 1 T' -,.,: . :-itiifili A Q Vi' 'V 1 V Q :,,:f.:,, W 'v vt 'r -': 1 , 45 ' A W if i:, , - . - il. V' it .qi 5' . A. MVN., ,lv -- ' : W' . I J .5 ' . .ss . . -Q. ..f. . A s y- .,-aw... 1, rf' - . - .nf '--- Tails., ' if . . -.aaiwggssfss . r s 'A , Ii V f x . 2 q i 1 . 5 Y ' it l i Q . 1 5 5 l 2 .2 A f I 'Y' is f -t X 5 Q , - ' , :iz :zz f at X' -. . 5 it , , F ,n : I 4 Lg L... . rf , X sf' X r f air lt' ' l? Q mf i is .AV gli lsil! I fwimfiamzl B01Uft'l'.r Btzxkerfnlll C funn ps GIRLS' SPORTS A new addition to Girls' Sports this year was the girls, lnvitational Bowling Tournament. The top twenty-four bowlers out of a field of one hundred and twenty-five girls were asked to participate in the event. The girls were divided equally, as to their skill. into four teams, and then followed a playoff determin- ing the best team. Preceding this tournament the regular bowling season was held. The largest amount of girls ever to turn out for this sport appeared on Tuesday and Thursday nights after school. The team with the highest scoring average was co-captained by Nancy Lee and Nancy Beggs. Outstanding bowlers produced this season were Ianet DeLong, Rita Murray, Ianice VVallace, Darlene Peterson, Sue Giese, and Ellen Stevens all of whom bowled over 118. A fine turnout for basketball provided some thrill- ing games during this season, which was climaxed by the run for the championship. The top team was the Iunior Drooling Dribblers, who won the Intramural Basketball Championship by defeating the Sophomore team, the Doodle Bugs. In the runner-up playoffs the Senior Make-Outs won a decisive victory over the Iunior Fair Set to cop consolation honors. The call for volleyball season brought out ninety- five girls who divided up into ten teams. A clear title for the championship was won by Rhodzfs Rowdies who lost only one game. The girls who played on the championship team were, Iudy Fergen. Sally Williamson, Iune Tucker, Sue Gordon, Betty Newton, and their captain Rhoda Smith. The nevt team in line for the coveted honors was the Court Cows who were lead by Nancy Emmons. Members of this team were Carol Tygum, Pat McKenna, Sue Gicse, Darlene Paulson, Nancy Herrick, Barbara Ricksham, Nancy Dohr, Gwenn Wilson, Nancy Beggs, and Karen Christoffersen. Not just the girls that played on the top two teams were the only excellent players, in addition were a few others such as, Betsy Griem, Bobbie King, Susan Lange. Lucy Roberts, and Cynthia Rhodes. Part of the credit for a very successful Girls' Sports season rests with the newly formed Officials' Club. This club is composed of sophomores, juniors, and seniors who are awarded points based on the DUI!!- ber of games at which they have refereed, umpired. or kept score. Another purpose of the club is to help run off the events more smoothly and efficiently. A Spfdfzflllizz' Spike ,llr5. SIr'z'f'l1.f .llighfy Sl'I1i0l',x' Q Hallam Rum: L. Johnson. C. J. D J. Qnuly, C. Keith, C. Wnlfv, B. rivcs, H. l rvmlcrirk. J. Starkwealhcr, P. Georgcsnn. Srczmd Row: R. Fox, R. Murray, E. Crimmcr, S. Hilgers, D. Pallctt, Follett. Thin! Row: J. Dahl, S. Lewis, L. Roberts. S. Donn. N. Rusy, C. Fnrshcrg, N. Moc, G. Elliott, N. Fay. Top Row: P. Comms, E. Engelke, A. Clurenlmch, J. Rlmmlz-s, T. Wallace, A. Mossman, J. Cartwright, P. Patterson. ' A 1 1 '5 - - GIRLS' ENGLISH CLUB BOYS, ENGLISH CLUB FRENCH CLUB BV fwa M ., . Bottom Row: R. Critscr, J. Neu, B. Chortck, J. Omcrnik, T. Consigny, D. Milan. Second Row: D. Milan, R. Hcilprin, A. Ely, D. MacLcish, H. Wirka, G. Schaaf. lfnlmm Huw: S. Sc-urls, S. Ilnllunml. li. I.'lIumnw1lien, A. Lullruuo. A. Ecfzlvs, Sf'1'un1l Raw: M. lXlurgun. l . Axlvy. T. J. Umlunul. N. liylnlers. S. l.amn'z. Third Runs: l'. Frank. S. Johnson, Il. Hilluqnc. S. Surslcn. B. Hoehel, B. Scvcrson. Top Row: A. Kingvlcr, J. Perrigo, T. Williulns, D. Bretlingcn, A. Becker, J. Tnrrison. 58 Scllwvizcr, B. Brun- lfullum Raw: J. Tvssmann. Xl, Xvagnvr. R. Kuilin, J. Fvrgcn, D. llcnrbre. J. Canfield, G. Gnldbf-rg, S. Lucas, B. llillyn-r. Secuml Ro14':l7. -wll N Nivklcs D John-mn V. Nlirv. NI. A. Cruwnluirl, C. liiclm-r. B. Demon. F. Hmlr-l. l.. Ottersun. M. Holmlrfm-r. Third Run-: F. Wisniewski. Nl. L. Siinl imnirIs.- S. Mulnilmy.. C. Ill:-Inik. I.mlivrgun, N. Eunnmns, C. Lam-.V A. Sullivan. P. Hulsin, L. Kunzv. Top Rolf: M. Wentz: B. Critsm-r. M. Orr, A. Roscntliul, Xl. Wvatson, K. Eyb. J, Blrnlgvll, M. Roth. Nnrg. C. J. Evenson, B. Grulmm. an I . SPANISH CLUB SCIENCE CLUB Y-TEENS linker, B. Thwuitcs, K. Silver. Brllflllll, Row: S. Clemens. Second Row: M. L. Steinikc, P. Gibson, M. Michel. Top Row Campbell, J -uf-9 W' Ifnllfnn Rum: J. lflxnng. C. llulirliuilsvr. NI. Willett. H. Powers. H. l'zilmer. Smzuurl Razr: C, Sn-lmfcr, B, N1-utun. C. Yilulu, K. 'll-null. C. Sterling, G. Cundullu Top Row: XI. A. Putnam, l'. Moyer, D. licrtelsen, R. Smith, C. M1-yor, M. Quarn, E. Muflnw. 59 -M- lfffllum Rant: li, H.u'ris. FX. FHA I,-lvlvr-l. M. lalllmg. ll. lmmz. X. mann. H. L1-wis. Fffurtlz Rum: K A. l-re-us. N. Lunsxgny. R. flnll-m.x A lilwl I-le C n. mn. I., l.. Lum-. ll. Hvrkvrl. .l. Hirks. N. Duhr. Svcnnrl Run' rrivk. Third Razr: H. I.:-rdahl. Y. Bm-k. J. Homewood, R. Gu luistuflvlsun. A. Cqxllmlxn. R. llriuln. D. Brow 1. lf. Ceatcluml. ll. lla-rlfir-lul, C. ilumlvrson. K. Gulhuus, I. Allrlvreun. H. llall : li, Cmmpvx. B. Hilsvnlmll. N. llnrl. S. llollnlzm. K. James. Li - fr N or - N Dil nderson, l'. Kropf, J. Bell. L. F. Fleulp. .l. Hursh. Xl. lilrw. , C. Cfwnvn. J, Hall. STAGE RADIO STAGE liuIIun1 Raw: B. Crltser. S. Clmnupion. J. lilunle. N. llnzzlnaky. Serum! Row: E. Lugg. C. Nvvlluy, F. Kuepvkv. IJ. Clark. .l. XI1-Nxnl. Twp Run: K. E51-. ll. Tienmu. U. Foy, R. Curr. li. Bretlingvn. B. Bay:-r. r'lu,nlrf'rt, .l. .l ns. . D. Duvllry. N. Lf-1-. Top Ru CREW A-L CLUB CREW M-Z 4 x , J, 15? 'Z A V V S liullffln Run: X, skmuk. 5. I'.mI. Il. llgllwn. In N-lnmulf, .Swfwfml Run: K., Iixnd:-I-. H. Xlvnfr. ,I. Ugm-n, l'. Nlvllmlln. ,l, llwzlu, II. P114-4-. ll. Xlmml. n XX:-rn.utIx. li. I'1-ulm.m. lL. HI-Un. Thin! Run: li. Nl:-Lulu. A. Zum.:-1. S, Smith. l'. llilwm. I'. XM-iw. -X. XI'-Umwll. ll. 'l'hulIa-r. ll. 'lurm-I. ll. Wilson. N Snmnlgmss. I'-null: Ruff: .I. X14-Yvmm-5. Il. 'I'lmmns. A. Xlilwu. .I. ll:-I.:-ml, 'l'. 'IH-uf. A. Rugulz. .l. lim-yrmlds, S. Uhlia. li. Whiiv. A. Winn. .l. Nlilv-. Tap Rmr: Nm'--:mln-ug. Ii. Wiuxhm. l. lbw-lxlvx-u'g, N. Um-n. XX. Xlilking, J. Sl-xvnnnu-1-. lf. ll.:-ynuldh. XI. M1-lluuth. ll. Sie-nu-ring. P. Nm-r. D. Ron, 60 Bullnln Knzrc lff. Warne. li. Bakkvn. J. Kvlly, R. Sergeninn. IJ. Holt. Sec-uml Row: J. Nnnnin. A. Bryan, J. Clnpp. .l- Quinn. R. Fimfdler, I. Church. Tlrinl Ifnnr. .l. .-lmlrr-mn. H, Xlnthisnn. 'l'. Xlnvk. li. Snrvllaen. ll. Pclvlwull. C. linrry. Top Kwzrr J. Xlnrwlmll. I. ll.ln-fiwlll. U. Ruln-ln. ,l. Punk:-r, D. l'f1lnkur'l1n'n, P. Craig. B. Mursllall. HI-Y CHEERLEADERS, CLUB --WH CLUB ...4 hm ff Ifullum Rum: J. Lively. l.. 'lk-hun. C, Cnrnmnn. J. Annvn. B. Palmer. Svrnnd Raw: .l. Cnrnnn, C. l'c-Xrnsxtk, P linllmau-lc. IJ. i-in-ll. Hansen. Yup Kaur: I'. .lelff-rmn. I. Hum-n, D. Tmtalli, I.. VC'ulnlnn. D. Annen. linlmrn Rnw: W. Wilking. J. Xlnlmnoy. I, Quinn. C. Barry. J. Slvin. B. Brennan. F. Pfahlvr. Secunzl Row: J. Nlnralmll. ll. Klamfivlll. B. Marshall, P. Cluig J, Blu-lg:-ll. D. IH-xersnn. J. llunslif-lml. Y. Burton. J. Vlrml. Third Ruzc: J. Chnrrsh. li. Fin-rll:-r. J. Nzuniu, H. Nlnlllinnn, B. lllmrlr-k. Tup Row: li. Surunscn A. lizngulz, D. l.u'uhsnl1, U. Rnln-rn. R. Xlwlrrrafl, 1. Clnpp, 'l'. Mm-k, A. llryxln. ll. liukka-n. li. 51-rg:-ninn. 51 ' wwf wa Nc 1 m 19 pf Hallam Row: I. Lively, M. A. Lyon, B. Fnllcu. S. Holland. C. J. Attoe, N. Dohr. Second Row: S. Giesme, M. Lowis, J, Beuny, B, B1-mmell, L, L, Lime, A, Lu liruzzo, .l. Braun. Thin! Row: G. Elliott. l.. Fliun, P. Comms, J. Boll, E. Grimmer, N. Herrick, M. Goebel. Top Rum: P. Kaunm, S. Lewis, P. Jcflersun, M. Blew. N. Buggy S. Dean. B, Crmpvr. L LIBRARY CLUB A-L GIRLS' CLUB CABINET LIBRARY CLUB M-Z Rullum Row: C. Karow, A. Skinvik, N. FiIzGilrlmu, ll. Olson. J. Bull. Tap Row: N. liuurlc, ll. Elliott, 5. Cliaunpiou, J. lluLeml, M. Jones. - :iz wi: i .t -: gt' ' 5 -, l' W ,- - .... 5 5 Bullum Row: C. Price, J. Ulm. N. I.:-1-. C. P1-lrllsz-k, G. Olson. N. liyurlf-rs. Secuufl Ruff: N. Olw-n. N. Xlmwrr. N. Mm-. L. lhxln-rls C 'lurucr R, Smith G. . . y . -, - , Nihon. lup Kun: K. Znrrg, T. XYnllue'z-, J. Xl1'l.c'ml, A. Wil-mu, X, Sn-inmulz. D. l'.mlwu. ll. l.. Stn-iuikl-, E. Stevens. l 62 Bollom, Raw: S. Germann, I, Armen. talli, M. Hulilener, C. Petrnsek, J. W -, Q R. L'Hnxnmcmllen, L. Tuhan, P. Haugen, ll. Ceorgcson. M. Stuvkton. A. LaBruzzu'. Second Row: P. Bohnsack, D. Trn- ilson. L. Johnson. N. Rynders, K. Hansen. J. Cicsc. Third Row: S. Smith, C. W'ellentin. C. Turner, E. Stevens, S. Snodgrass, C. Prime, B. Denton, S. Lazarz. N. Hvrrivk, Hackett. Top Row: G. Larson, M. Beaver, A. Mossmzm, L. Bukken, S. Hilgers, D. Dulfcn, J. Hovrwn, P. Patti-rsnn, J. Hansen. v 'Lf .f PEP CLUB 4-F CLUB OFFICIALS CLUB l6'll. L. Flinn. J. Te-isbvi'g. P. Rafulh, Jelferson, J. McNeurney, S. Lewis. Bolton: Row: J. Kelly, D. Landon, R. Senty. Second Row: J. Maloney, D. Pfanknclien, D. Jacobson, D. Schmitt. Tap Row: R. Chrislufferscn. M4 Tupp. S. Giesw, N. LOU. J. Otto, J. Krause. J. D4-Long. S. Hollunil. Sf-vurirl Row: S. Re-eil, C. M. 'l'rninnwr. D. Pal- Bollnm Ruw: J. Petrie. E. Crimmcr, S. P. Putnam. C. 'l'ygnnl, P. Gibson, N. Dulir. Top Ruw: M. Elliott, S. Williamson, N. BL-ggs, S. Ohlis, T. Wallace, P. 63 liazmrn Ruzc: K. Hansnn. C. J. Allnv, N. Timmons, J. Parkin, B. Morton. Secunzl Razr: J. Krause. l'. Hurlistolter, Xl, Elliott. J. T4-ishcrg. N. Xlclz. E. Yi-rgnrmit J. Huston. Thin! Rmv: D. l'et:-rsnn. ll. Rosen. P. H1-mlersmi, ll, Tlimnpsmx. P. Allen. A. Brungell, G. M. Trnxnnn-r, J. Braun, Top Raw: l.. Hukken. S. lim' 4-rillgo. R. Hans:-u. I.. Bc-y:-rs. C. Miller. l'. Lawrenvv, 5. Clnunpion, H. I,uBonne, J- Jensen. ART ANGLE MOVIE CREW CAMERA CLUB :Wi :NA fi l i l fl! C ,J g Ballum How: I, Hull, J. Loncrgan. J. Ma-Naiul. D. Bontly. I.. Larsuu. Sffcnurl Rum: H. Hull. D. I'clm:rs4m lui. Nuessr-, D. Norvnlmerg. R. Culvnlun. KI. Oanlumlruvu. Iiulmnz Rnw: V. Mire. J. Clllundn. J. Ogden. J. l.unr-rgun. H. Slmnlls. R. Mei:-r. L. I.. Lum-, C. J. Alloc. J. 'Tve5lxmnn. C. Cnlnllmrg. Sw-mul Rum: S. Mziluney l.. Nlexculf. A. Zunllr-r. J. Hmm-woml. C. Srlmlvl'. N. Ylyutl. ,I. Oswald. D. Jolinbml. S. Xlzlluiiurnll. C. J. llrivi-s. S. With-llkaililp. F. S1'liw.ii'll. Third Rrfw: R Tlmmpsun, C. .l. Hwiisnli. M. Orr. B. Nl-lmn. B. Smersuri, H. Cillmrlmn. P. Kzumn. J. ,helm-n. X. Nl:-ya-r, B. Cuuper. li. Oglln-n, Nl. Bryan. Yup Ruff: J. Nnpper J. Turrisun, A. Wilsnn, I . Sa-ybulxl, W. Crulul. ll, Jn:-nhsnn, J, I urrnsI, J. Mclmml, Fay, B. Thwuiles, D. Stzil'kw1-aillivix 64 my Bottom Row: P. Frank, B. Graham, M. Kundert, B. Newton, R. Harris, L. Henning. S. Drcscn. Second Raw: Nicklcs, M. Kingsbury, M. Fisher, S. Burns, ll. Hue-bel. F. Axlvy, C. Kopp. B. Follett. Top Row: C. Lane, C. Mvlnik, M. Ehbling, A. B4-cker, P. Luwwcucv, A. Gerretsun, N. Moe, A. Calhoun, R. Gunderson. ',f'fQ If D .f gpxfn JY ix MUSIC CLUB A-M USHERS' CLUB MUSIC CLUB N-Z Bottom Row: H. Wirku, W. Willliums, D. Norenbcrg, R. Busby, D. Bnntly. Second Row: F. Schuler, N. Owen, R. Babcock, J. Allums, D. Allen. Top Row: H. Hall, B. Scllmclzer, D. Bruwy, D. Lzmgsllorf. A Bullnm Row: E. Wxxltlon, A. Steffen, M. L. Weili, L. Otterson. B. Reese, R. Schorr, V. Slumm, S. Scarlcs, B. Renter. Second Row: F. Wisixicwski, S. Sorden, B. Stephan, L. Roberts, A. Winn, K. Tewalt, B. St. Clair, C. Wolfe, D. Nu in. K. l'l:rlmun. Tup Huw: M. Vogel, K. Zwcrg, J. Rhmlos, K. Smith, P. Nom' M. McGrath, J. Tucker, N. Busy, M. Rcitan, E. With:-y, 65 T i I N Y 5' fi : ' . ' 'L mi 3 M Bulmm Run: J. Miles. C. Olson. C. Wilson. A. Winn. L. ML-Gann, M. Azllz-r. Secoml Raw: RI. Mnrplnv. J. XI:-Nc-uruu-y. L. Bakken. R. Sus-kvn. J. Hurslx. E. Lvrnlnhl. Tlzirzl Rau-: P. McLeod. D. If-ffm-r'y. J. lluhbins, T. Consigny, B. Marshall. Hilgr-rs. Top Rolf: N. B1nrt1m. H. Wirka. T. YYilli1nn.. R. Huwkinson, J. S4-lnunw. 0. Rulw-ns. R. Coleman. STUDENT SENATE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY STUDENT FORUM f' , A Q, If y , 21 1311110711 Row: R. Harris. N, Filzllilwlmll. A, Norris. Svcund Razr: D. llau'l.visl1. S. Hilgvrs. J. Mcxearncy, E. llrixnxnvr. S, lllmlnpiun. Top Ruff: li, llulmnzul. O. lhvlvmls.. D. Ynl'1'11ln-rg. .l. lllupp. 14 .c Iifzllfnn Rmr: N, Beggs, J. McNearnr-y. S. Ln-wis. N. Rrmrk, R. Harris, R. L'HmnrncwlicL1. J. Starkwznxtlmr, M. Hulllcner, I. Perlman. Second Row: F. Wisniew- Nki. I'. lla-mlcrsnn, T. Yilllluvz-, K. Zwn-rg. A. lII.mn1lnar'lx. NI. R:-imn. li. Smwsurx, D. Starkweaihrr. Top Rum: J. Clupp. A. Qnisling, B. Hnlll, L. By:-rs, D. l'1-U-raun, J. Barry, J. Wood, R. Rosen. 66 ,,.' Bulmm Run: H. :lg-Bum-r. D. Johnson, G. Wilson. A. Skinxik. L. I.. Lane. BI. Alvlmy. Twp Row: B. I-lngrn. J. Han-nn. D. Dulfe-11. -X, XYilFm1. KI. Yogvl. M. Krup 12 OFFICE WORKERS STUDENT SOCIAL COMMITTEE GIRLS' RIFLE CLUB lxumm. Raza: M. Jun.-S. r:mm1pi..u, S. flilgm. Tap RU..-z W. W'iIking. '12 Lnmsigm-y, H. Wil-ku, B. HM. kingun . Buuum Raw: M. Kingsbury, V. Slumm, L. L. Laulc, H. Frcdclick, D. Fox, N. Fucrst. Tap Row: Mrs. Johnson, Dm-un, E. Vifiihvy, S. Le-wiv. J. M:'Ncarncy M. L. Brickaon. 67 BAND The done a Plent games played even ts, gave a mimes Days . band, under the leadership of Mr. Ernest Stanke, has fine job this year. y of spirit was provided for all the home football and basketball games by the band this year. They also at the state tournament games. In addition to sports pep meetings, the winter and spring concerts, the band pop concert. Speech classes helped by putting on panto- of various school events while the band played School Outstanding solo work in the Winter concert was tlOI1f-T by Fred Fleury. Much credit goes to the band officers who take care of equipment and all office work, and who take charge of set- ting up chairs for rehearsals and concerts. The officers for this. year were: Lieutenant, Fred Fleury, Sergeant, Bob Reuter, Loch Aronin 3 Corporal, Richard Busby, Sue Dresen, Tom Kinlin, Ioyce Krause, Herbert Schwarze, Don Ward, Bill Yountg Quar- ICFINZISI er Sergeant, Sue Burnsg Librarian, Delma Zurian. GRC The Ernest The pupils spring HESTRA orchestra, which is also under the direction of Mr. Stanke, again has done a fine job. orchestra has added much enjoyment to the West High during the year. Besides performing in the winter and concerts, the orchestra furnished music for the operetta, Pirates of Penzance. Seniors especially will remember Pomp and Circumstan-Ce Marchu played by the orchestra :it graduation. A CHGIR The Choir members, under the able direction of Miss Marion Huxtable, have sung often and well this year. They enter- tained in the Christmas Aud, the Capitol Christmas Pageant, and Winter and Spring Concerts, and at Graduation. They also sang at special 7:45 A.M. rehearsals, in addition to tl1C1r regular hehearsals in 304 during the 5th period every Monday. Radio station WIBA this year broadcast special Sunday afternoon programs of music sung by our choir, which had been recorded directly from the performances. TRIPLE TRIO - DOUBLE QUARTETTE The Boys' Double Quartette and Girls' Triple Trio had the privilege of singing at banquets and dances, and on the radio, besides their regular appearances with Choir. Members of the Girls' Triple Trio included Barbara Follett, Sally Topp, Carol Vitale-first sopranosg Pat Bohnsack, Maureen Kennedy, Shir- ley Marquardt-second sopranosg and Sue Hilgcrs, Sally Smith, Diane Pallett-altos. The Boys' Double Quartette was com- posed of Peter Noer, Ierry Hickey-first tenorsg Roger Gaum- nitz, Tom Mack-second tenorsg Tom Consigny, Ned C011- signy-baritonesg and Ken Gibbs, Duane Iacobsen-bass. X Peter Noer, Jerry Hickey, Tom Mack, Roger Gaurnnitz, Tom Consigny, Barbara Follett, Carole Vitale, Sally TOPP, Shirley Marquardt, Pat Bohn- Ned Consigny, Duane J2l0DbS0l1, Ken Gibbs. sack, Maureen Kennedy, Sally Smith, Diane Pallett, Sue Hilgers. ON A FAVORITIQ SHELF Vxfu FOUND SOIIIIL FLOWLIIS, REINIINDING US OF AIfTLII HOUIISU- A CLASS NIGHT IOIQL, A CIYIITAIN CiALL,' YES-AFTER SCHOOL WAS BEST or IALL! w-'f - LXLX VV E . A Q 'W 5 4 1 3 , ' X sw N ww 3511 w . wap F Q. ey - ,gwwlgqg w 2 'ug ' 'M' X Q, 4 ,gm W 11 1+ 7 mia? 1, x 0 mf wiv? . 1 VZ' f 'wmv ' , ug Mo W . , ff 4 . y N ..,. 4 .,.. A 1 a 5 bm , A , , a- QUIK f k ff. fm 124:fX:Q:.-was: W g Q. fn ..., wgmw k ,sg 1,15-. V- , ES' . W W , .,,.. 4 'Qs if H L QQ 5 - 5 , ,sf M me W F S ' my .,,. I ' , s ifulii 2 3 , -, gi , i wlw - f in , ,.. . 52.2.2 1 zz 6 V K ' G wx ,Mgt 7 ' 'fgilkkg' ff 1 f gl. , .5 555,5 1 wxviin w Q. , S Kip. J Q7 ? . lp - E gg ggi? m,,,L1,L . - Q A ,, if? gf -MW N Q, 2 , fa Kiwi W X QQ? I RA CAPTAIN AP LEJAC ' .,.,..., ., r ti T ff . f Nancy lfitxgibbon, Bill Siemering, and Herman Wirka Did you ever crave adventure and romaIlCC9 Ambrose Applejohn, a very respectable gentle- man did, only to find himself entangled in a situation that far surpassed his wildest dreams. Time plus a few spies, pirates, an oriental mv- stic, and a hidden treasure soon found Ambrose longing for the return of his former peace and quiet. . On Friday. November 17, 1950, under the di- rection of Mrs. Ruth McCarty and with the aid and cooperation of the stage Crew and many others, the adventures of Ambrose were presented in the VVest High fall play, l'Captain Applejackf' This exciting, rollicking plot and the wonderfni performance of the cast will make Captain Ap- plejacku a long remembered part of VVest High. The cast included Herman Wirka as Ambrost ,Xpplejohng Diane Palletr, Anna Valeska, Nanci. Fitzgibbon, Poppy: VVerner Wilking, lyan Borol- skyg Franklyn Hayes, Lush: Ralph Rosen, Den netg Gretchen Olson, Palmer: Ann Becker, Mrs. Whatcombeg Bill Siemering, Johnny Iason: Ron- nie LaBonne, Horace Pengard: and Betsy Sey- erson, Mrs. Pengard. The Pirates included Bill Thwaites, Mike Mc Grath, Iack Mansfield, Wayne Staton, D'ck Heil' prin, Duane Iacobson, lim Stein, lack Barry, T Herman W'irka and Diane Pallett Andy Ragatz, Iohn Maloney, Norman Rozansl-gy. David Starkweather. and Len Byers. Jill 10p Rows jack Mansfield, Mike McGrath, Iohn Maloney, Duane Jacobsen, Dick Heilprin, Len Byers, and Jack Barry. Botlam Rows Andy Ragatz, lim Stein, Wayne Staten, Bill Thwaitcs, Norman Rozansky, and David Starkweather Werner Wilking, Herman Wirka 72 Herman Wirka, Ann Becker ind Nancy Fitzgibbon o i Q 4 With catlike tread! For l am a Major-Gent-rall UA most ingenius paradox! PIRATES OF PENZANCE Pirates of Penzance, the spring operetta, was presented on Friday and Saturday. April l3 and 14, in the VVest High auditorium. Peter La Bruzzo and Peter Noer played the part of Frederic, Ronnie Babcock and Ken Gibbs, Pirate King, George Ingwell and Al Bryan, Samuel, Diane Pallett and Sally Smith, Ruth: Carol Vitale and Sally Topp, Mabel, Ardith Mossman and Suzanne Snodgrass, Edith: Sue Dresen, Isabel, Marion Elliott, Kateg Ned Consigney, Mainf- Generalg and Tim Rice, Sergeant. The pirates were Roy Lindau, Ierry Hickey, Alan Keitt, Tom Tews, Peter Weiss, lack Kelly, Roger Guamnitz, Dick Brown, Don Lewis, Tom Williams, Irwin Rosenberg. lim McNall, Hugh I-lall, Norman Barton, Don Brower, Dan Torphy, Charles Gunder-V son, Ken Silver, Randall Montague, Warren Turner, Bill Seeman, Dave Starkweather. Bill Mash, Dave Caswell, Bill Iacobson, Bill Mansfield, Iohn Ariflerson, Will Frost. Larry Slirle, Duane lacobson, Dave Pfankuchen, Herman Wirka, Bill Bayer, Mike Mc- Grath, Ian Wheeler, Franklyn Hayes, lim Sipple, and Tom Consigny. The Polieernen were Norman Barton, Bill Frost, Larry Sliffe, Irwin Rosenberg, Ton: Consigny, Duane Jacobson, Herman Wirka, Bill Bayer, Franklin Hayes, Warren Turner, Dave Caswell, Dave Pfankuchen, Bill Seeman, Bill Iacobson, and Mike McGrath. Members of the girls' chorus were Nancy Schumann, Shirley Marquardt, Patricia Bohrisack, lean Braun, Kitty Iames, LaVon Henning, Susan Paul, Marilyn Sellers. Iudy Otto, Elizabeth Engelke, Ioan Miles, Barbara Brunsell, Claudine Wellentin, Ioanne Yoakum, Nancy Fay, Barbara Thaller, Elizabeth Grimmer, Cynthia Rhodes, Carol Attoe, Betsy Hoebel, Kaarin Hanson, Maureen Kennedy, Nancy Steinmetz, Mary Ebling, ADH Gerretson, Mary Lou Steinike, Sue Geise, Marilyn Iones, Iulie Torrison, Nancy Herrick. Esther Lerdahl, loanne Lively, Louanne Roberts, Olga Keller, Nancy Rynders, Eleanor YVithey, Ann Winn, Barabara Follett, Sedate Holland, Ann Sullivan, Nancy Moe, MarCia Friedl, Ianice Rhodes, Nancy Dohr, Sue Hilgers, loanne Oscar, Karen Christoffersen. l.r-lia Libenberg, Pnrmelee Allen, lane Sather, Molly Moore, Nancy Dammann, Carol Tygum, Roberta King, Iean Dahl, Helen Frederick. 73 IN THE PreXy-Coleman hits the spot- Uhhh-h-hw Lady of Spain- Salad Bowl Pep Aud-Iust tossed it up! This guys radioactive HI have the pleasure of introducing . . 4'Thc plafs the thing. 74 I believe that a wide knowledge of literature is broanlcnimg. Thq Thing And thc Horse Told Mc. Elsie thc Cowys got nothing on us. Well, you sec, it wus this way. ON HE IQTI R-r-1'-1'-r-ip! Oh, my goodncbsl Our Miss Huxtablc. 75 f' A Dcccn'a1t'ons committee ut work. I we at mistake Whufs developing in the dark room. fi Student Senate Candy Sale. Connnisscurs of the art. , , Q 5 I' TY 1 ,AK 1 Ai? dy!!! f 4 i 3,515 4 if If 8 fl 4 5 J U W3 N133 ' K ii I e I 9 1 tt 2 AFTER X fe f mti Movienmn McNaul. Homecoming float. Bleachers going up. Does it fig? 1-'aber and Fabian, Managers. 76 if Q-:fm ,F V ..-Hwmf' ff Circulation at work. Aka-Iuka-chi-1-E Look at thc mccluiuic Llrawingl HA stitch in time- Queen for n night! May Dance-Moonlight Magic. ,. NX all Ji. ' x .4 4 JN , ,.,.,, ' n- i' fm L ,, ,, , . V .,. , ,, Jf iii A if, 'Z -, We lend-thc bziml follows! . , ., V ,, F51 pf 'lljgl ,fi 1' if if gy 45: V ,ffljiff K' iiikjx 'Ti I wg: wg 51. ,avi xx f, fwswg., 2 . ,lf'1 '-1 ,, fi '- f Silas was licrcl J, It weighs more when it's wed Flzippci' Holiday. 77 SENIOR Mr. and Mrs. Merrill R. Abbey Mr. and Mrs. Tester H. Bakken Mr. and Mrs. lack Barry Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Beatty Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Beaver Mr. and Mrs. Robert Becker Mrs. Iohn T. Behrend Mr. and Mrs. Claude C. Bell Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Blew, Ir. Mr. and Mrs. William Blum Mr. and Mrs. Elmer H. Brunsell Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Brunsell, Sr. Mrs. Mollie Rahr Bryan Dr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Champion Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Iohn E. Craig Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Dammann Mr. and Mrs. Vance Dean Mr. and Mrs. Gus I. Drives Mr. and Mrs. Ben G. Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Elliott Prof. and Mrs. Glenn G. Eye Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Fiedler Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Fitzgibbon Mr. and Mrs. Iohn R. Frederick Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Follett Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Gesteland Mr. and Mrs. Mark Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Grimmer . Mr. and Mrs. Abner Hanson Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Hanson Mr. and Mrs. H. Hawkinson Rev. and Mrs. VVm. C. F. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. R. Hedlfield Mr. and Mrs. Bernard B. Heilprin Mr. and Mrs. Ed Henning Mr. and Mrs. Ray L. Hilsenhoff Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hoebel Mr. and Mrs. William Holt Mr. and Mrs. Vernon F. Houghton Mr. and Mrs. Curtis lngwell Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Iefferson Mr. and Mrs. Willis L. Iones Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Kingsbury Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Kropf Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Kundert Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ray La Bonne Laura Lane and Mrs. Sam Lewis and Mrs. Gustav Licht and Mrs. A. W. Mansfield PARENT LIST Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Marquardt Mr. and Mrs. Blair McLeod Prof. and Mrs. I. VV. McNaul Mr. and Mrs Donald McNearney Mr. and Mrs. Frank Melnik Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Miller Mr. and Mrs Russell Moe Mr. and Mrs Abbie Moen Mr. and Mrs Floyd Morton Mr. and Mrs Lester F. Murray Mr. and Mrs Ralph Norris Mr. and Mrs Lee O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Ogden Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Olson Mr. and Mrs Enock E. Olson Mr. and Mrs Ray B. Pallett Mr. and Mrs. Paul Patterson Mr. and Mrs H. W. Perrigo Mr. and Mrs H. H. Petrie Mr. and Mrs L. E. Pfankuchen Mrs. Martha Pulvermacher Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Raemisch Mr. and Mrs Roland A. Ragatz Mr. and Mrs. Iohn G. Randall Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Reiss Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Rhodes Mr. and Mrs R. Roark Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Elmer I-I. Rogge Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Rosa ' Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rynders Mr. and Mrs. Ara Sergenian Mrs. Charles R. Schryver Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Silver Mr. and Mrs. Erle L. Smith Dr. and Mrs. Alfred I. Stamm Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Pearl E. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs 78 . Wm. Stein R. W. Stockton A. Maxwell Stuben William Tehan . Eugene I. Terry Kenneth Tewalt F. T. Thwaites Trummer Peter Trotalli . C. L. Turner R. E. Warne . Werner A. Wilking Ioseph O. Wilson Herman Wirka N. H. Withey . Arthur W. Wolfe Bob S. Wyatt F N is NSG De Longo Studlo ir Black and White and Direct Color Poriraiture 'A' 525 STATE DIAL 5 3477 WIDEN ENGRAVINF AQ1.,,,, ZEEI, WANY ' Proud to 'be V your Yearbook I ivlv AAAZE ,rrrzr r,riE,g Engyavey 305 W. Johnson Madison, Wis. 79 B For Summer Fun Clothes BOOK SHOP 3 Used Books WS AIWUYS 25 - 501 off I Qualify Merchandise V Fairly Priced Z X , I Brown's Book Shop, Inc. '. Friendly, C ourteous Service T H E S HO P i 2134 REGENT STREET Dial 3-9931 By Jupiter, we're all here! Spoomasw 18 North Carroll Street On Capitol Square Where you,ll find Value packed Young Men's fashions at prices to suit your budget! Sulaxmfm. lack Hilgers shmvs Paul Craig a neu' .mil zrlxile Suzanne Hilgers louks on Colleqe bound? First job ahead? Wherever you're headed, come first to Spoo and Son for your clothing needs. You'll find a beautiful selection of young men's suits, styled with youthful lines, tailored of appropriate fabrics, at prices you'll Want to pay. See the many items in fine furnishings by the most famous manufacturers. You're as- sured of the appropriate finishing touches for your new outfit. fur an ir g 11 p1 sis Q-Fic Elsie U, i says: All our dairy products are grade A. BORDEN'S CENTER Kennedy-Mansfield Division CONGRATULATIONS The Prescription Pharmacy, 2 South Carroll Street Park Hotel Building Madison, Wisconsin S Drug Service 1 I . SERGENIAN S 1 School Supplies i Fountain Service I FLOOR COVERINGS J h ust t ree wa S DRAPERIES in which I Rennebohm Drug Stores 724 University Ave. 1 Serve YUU Better I o 20th Y W I K i Buren DRUG STORES PYRAMID MOTOR CO., INC. 'Ir OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC SALES ancI SERVICE ir 434 West Gilman Street- Madison 3. Wisconsin f 1 F01 SPONS WW For u Mythical Evening it's I Float on the clouds h 1 at your next dance Swwwnmwlwm ' i Cggfzfxl Size 10-20 53.25 and 1 A A A Ship 11, Shore ' Isl 'ZE' Cotton Blouse ' From . .f: Zk- A.,v 2 S1 S 32-40 1 ia 2L . . sHoP ALY, 5 Q 14 W. Mifllin Dial 5-5151 507 STATE TDIAL 6-5681 , 7 Sencl 4 af qlawead 1 I 1 O To Say Thank You 0 To Say Happy Birthday O To Brighten the Home 0 To the Shut-in 0 To Say I Love You RENTSCHLER'S STORE-230 STATE ST. DIAL 5-8885 83 K A R S T E N S Dial I-Ieadquarters for ' 53673 BOY SCOUTS ' 116 E. LAKELAND SPORTSWEAR I JAYSON SHIRTS A i T Main St. PHOENIX HOSIERY T COOPER'S JOCKEY SHORTS BEAU BRUMMEL TIES ' LEVI'S Q SKIPPER TEE SHIRTS R GRADUATION PORTRAITS ' GROUP PICTURES KARSTENS 2 22-24 N. Canon REIERSON STUDIO Success A ,. W and , TZ jx ff. XX Congratulations Q' ZF xx LM? GIEDEDS 951 MADISON'S MOST INTERESTING STORES 84 - 2138 Regent St. Phone 3-3702 Jusper's Handy Shop Headquarters for School Supplies Luick Ice Cream Pantorium Co. Congratulations Household Notions to the Toys Class of 1951 Greeting Cards Congratulations to the Class ot '51 Stanley Drug Stores FIRST CENTRAL DISPENSARY 602 First National Bank Bldg. SHOREWOOD PHARMACY 2611 Universiiy Ave. STANLEY PHARMACY 4oz s. Park si. STANLEY PHARMACY Regent and Allen Sis. fifi No wonder high school qiris choose their clothes at the Teen Colony! Nancy Dcxnimcxnn has chosen CI light rayon check suit for her wardrobe. Bunmcu s. MURRAY co. L WS On the Square at State The Place For Congratulations ' Dress shoes to the Class of 1951 ' Cam . Sport Shoes l Our smcere best washes ' Shorewood Bootery for a successful future Headquarters for School Shoes Phone 7-1820 2501 University Avenue Always A Welcome I' df l I HAIL, HAIL, THE GANG'S ALL HERE! S 3410 MONROE - PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY - DIAL 3-4736 86 An Invitation TO JOIN THE CO-OP Many of you graduates are planning to enter the University this fall . . . You are eligible to become members of the University Co-op at no cost to you . . . Stop in and register. Dividends are declared semi-annually in all departments including the Gift Shop and Sporting Goods Department. Patronage refunds-12 Mg 170. Two Stores The University The Technical Co-operative Co. Book Store 702 State Street 1325 University Operated for the benefit of students not for profit Get Set For Action at Sportswear Headquarters Where you'll find the famous names in spring and summer sportswear in a wide variety o MCGBEGOR o IANTZEN I B.V.D. O ARRCDW o TIMELY CLOTHES 0 22 - 24 West Mifflin St. Ed. Schmitz 8: Sons 87 X MQW' 1 'Exif W 33152 if Q1 gp Congra Qi QE H 5+ 54 XKb a, Ex ??Q2iff ThCl WP e .ass ERE ppdawffopw , j2,o1W6W,L!l40l?i' . Wfw'WMw W ww' Tun AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANKS: ,J Xl QQ ' z E3 1: 79 LQ Tr MEM 351 gi BER F.D.I.C. we - 512+ ,Q V., 1 QL 2155425 '- . E.-2 -, ,ar-W gf' . H' :-, V 4. f- L gf ' 1,4 ' '.,,, , , iii-L-'S WV-5-if' 5 .M , .1 . -, N 5 Inj' rf -5 -5 Q Q u i- , Y 028 - 'Higefkz kv , , .53 V - g l '7 Q: -gy. V. A - --f,. I- ij, :Q if w N ,V In ,M i V Q L i g-,., - - 5 1 , .L ,Y : I 1 ,- A ., Qmjggsm ggm -. 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