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

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h u W my Axxu . JOSEPH ANTONIE Biology You, you, and you, just volunteered. i F acu I t , W , lx ,I af , ,Q I , i el , 5,2 Q 5 1 -511 3 , , 1 1, S . I 2 5 --' ' u , LEO BARNES Guidance We welcome your prob- lems with enthusiasm 3 I si , ., VN . , . ...,, f, W ifJf?2Fo .,1 J sinE,.e., , i EVELYN BAUINIANN WALLAC15 BUNDHUS ULAIXIAE BULLINGTON GORDON BURGESS Ari Metal Aufo Mechanic: I English I Physical Geography Bombin' around? l'll take n Studebaker Substitute at the Institute Rock of Burgess any old time Sis' CLARK BYAINI IVIARY CRAIN History Cafeteria A genius at concealing Everyone must sample his genius , .ls . t P il . I l . i . o n yff' giixif f kgifii I ik y teifi l '- 3 . .- .sufiifcv 1 al VVILLIS EHLERT English 1-le whe- laughs last better speed it up when Mr. IL. tells one what they cook. l SKF A? fi' Y 'Q I' 1 P, 4 3 -3.5: . 1 1 .f BERNICE ENGEN Office Our guiding light BEVERLY DILLON KENNETH DOWLING Mathemaficr Mathematir: She adds up to a lot If you can't convince of fun them, confuse them. ENID ERICKSON ORVILLE EVANS FRANCIS FALLON English Printing Mafmnl Arfs, A magician--she turns Galley and pi are his Ilia-hmm-111Dmwifzg- English into enjoyment business If you boys don't stop talking, l'll put skirts on you. FACULTY 7

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Administration R. O. Christoifersen George Steiner Prirlfipdl Assistant Principal To the Class of 1958: When you read this message it will be warm. Now, as I am dictating the note we are in the midst of the coldest spell of the Winter. Many people are ill and others are wondering if the cold weather will ever cease. That is the way of life. At times the sun is always shining and there is not a cloud in the skyg then things change rapidly, but do not become discouraged. Having troubles or difficulties in itself is not all bad. What we do about them is the important thing. The class of 1958, as I write this, has done very well. You have achieved exceptionally well in the held of scholarship, in athletic and forensic competition, and have shown a Hne sense of discrimination in selecting your leaders. The attributes and abilities which have resulted in the accomplishments enumerated above can be en- hanced by determining to do your best on any job you undertake. When this is done your future and the future of your community will be assured. R. O. Christoffersen Principal 6 FAcu1.TY

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8 BURTON HABLE Hislory Well, of course, cham- pnllion matches with cartoucllesn WAYNE HEPOLA Woozizaorking An excellent chiseler W J 36 'S Y Manipulating the figures C. Byam, D. McCloskey, D. Krider GRETCHEN HOLSTEIN Engilslz Having something to say isn't enoughg it must MARIAN HUXTABLE Vocal Music You know, once I really did put my foot through the floor. be well said A - tl AQ ' - Q - V . , f I' FRED IACUBY VVILLIS IONES IMARIAN KANABLE CORNELIA KAROW GLADYS KESSENICH Physical Edncalion Physical EliIlClZfi011, English, Frnerh German Nurse When the going gets Drivers' Training She teaches humorology. I hate gum, especially Best remedy for a tcst tough, the tough keep We're not allowed to talk grape gum. going about that in health class. THERESA KLEINPIEINZ HENRY KOEHLER KATHRYN IQOHLER DONALD KRIDER DOROTHY LANGE Latin Biology History Social Stuffit: CUI7Z771C'1'L'iHl Who says Latin is a Leis pretend I'm n Originality is her greatest Looks like another Do it tomorrow, you've dead language? grasshnppern virtue. Monday morning. , made enough mistakes ,Zo IJZLOLZA I ,, for today. FACULTY Vmifgfgk M5654 '- Wj'fX Qg, Qmwfgmg Mwffyljd r Q , 44 ' ZfL 2546554 t