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

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USHERS' CLUB Among the many services that Ushers' Club per- forms are maintaining order at t'he athletic events, ushering at the school plays and P.T.A. meetings, and checking coats at dances. Ushers' Club is under the guidance of Mr. Bondhus. OH'icers for the first and second semesters were as follows: president, Rick Maxheldg head ushers, Fred I-leivilin and Iohn Fitzgeraldg secreatry-treas- urers, Iim Shipe and Bob Rogersg sergeant-at-arms, Glenn Mickow. PEP CLUB Promoting good sportsmanship and more school spirit are the main objectives of Pep Club. The girls give pep auds for the football and basketball home games, and charter buses for the away games. Pep Club also makes and sells pom-poms and crowns and publicizes the athletic events. Mr. Paugh is the club's adviser. The ollicers for the first semester were president, Ann Koch, vice president, Nancy Grosshrrndlerg sec- retary, Hope Dahleg treasurer, Trudy Iohnson. For the second semester they Were: president, Lori Lar- son, vice-president, IoAnn Friedman, secretary, Kathy Taylor, treasurer, Margaret Sy. OFFICIALS' CLUB Officials' Club's main goal is to organize and en- courage participation in all GAA activities: bowling, curling, basketball, volleyball, softball, tennis, and golf. Included in its activities are selling pins, beanies, and West High emblems. Ofhcials' Club sponsors a city-wide high school Play-Day. Miss Loeiler is the clubis adviser. Officers for the first and second semesters Were: presidents, Chy Chidcster and Pat Schneider, vice- president, Iudith Kruckmang secretaries, Margaret Kowitz and Iackie Gintz. USHERS' CLUB Row 1: G. Mickoxv, S. Fitzgerald, R. Rogers, P. Harrison. Row 2: R. Maxhcld, D. Gilpin, I. Shipe, F. Heivilin, L. Gleason. PEP CLUB Row I: I. Evans, I-I. Dahle, I. Friedman, E. Crane, T. Iohnson, E. Whcclcr, F. Pohle, G. Canfield. Row 2: M. Aageson, K. Tay- lc-r, M. Sy, E. Cline, A. Koch, S. Wagner, L. Watrous, D. Early, P. Patterson. Row 3: I. Plcnkc, I. Lillywhitc, N. Grosshandler, S. Green, I. Placncrt, L. Gaardcr, A. Clark. Row 4: K. Mickelson, L. Larson, I. Cox, E. Green, G. Cooper, I. Taplick, L. Nucssc, S. Trexvartha. OFFICIALS' CLUB Row 1: P. Parent, L. Hogan, I. Welch, N. Shapiro, M. Kowitz. Row 2: H. Alexander, I. Gintz, P. Schneider, S. Torrance, T. Thomas, K. Nelson. Row 3: M. Brandt, P. Icwson, A. Kautz, V. Vank, L. Cuccia, D. Krcft. CLUB 25

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W CLUB Row 1: B. Bird, B. Beck, M. Schwartz, D. McMahon, D. Sargent, B. Behrens. Row 2: D. Gaber, B. Ellison, I. Fowler, D. Anderson, D. Manson, I. Walsh, I. Ragatz, D. Gill. Row 3: H. Mazur, H. Bell, F. Hasler, D. Quintana, T. Thompson, I. Kurtz, R. Wiebe, B. Lautz, P. Hathaway, L. Blackman. Row 4: S. Robinson, R. Henry, L. Busse, G. Oosterhaus, I. Bakken, B. Rodenfels, I. Fox, I. Currie, S. Gordon, P. Parker. Row 5: B. Rislcy, F. Krueger, T. Harrington, F. Darling, I. McKenna, I. Rickert, D. Yates, D. Neil, P. Bruhn. 4-F CLUB C. Washa, S. Gordon, V. Gallina. GIRL'S RIFLE CLUB Row 1: S. Baird, M. Pinther, I. Clarke, S. Brandt, M. Thompson, P. Hughes, K. Kahl, N. Lynn. Row 2: I. Cox, K. Williams, P. Barnes, M. Herriot, P. Parent, M. O'Connor, R. Foerst. Row 3. M. Bergstrom, P. Caparoon, B. Dye, A. Kautz, I. Bruhn, T. Thomas, I. Nordncss, I. Paddock. 24 CLUB W CLUB WU Club was established to promote a high stand- ard oli sportsmanship and to be of service in main- taining the efficiency and quality of the athletic program at West High. The club is responsible for such projects as sell- ing candy at basketball games, helping conduct the West Relays, and accommodating visiting athletic teams. The oihcers of W Club were Dick Yates, presi- dent, George Oosterhaus, vice president, and Iim Bakken, secretary. Mr. Iones advises the club. 4-F CLUB 4-F-Fun, Feather, Fin and Forestry-explains and instructs its members on conservation practice, game management, outdoor sportsmanship, and outdoor safety. Programs this year have emphasized phases of conservation and outdoor activities -- especially hunting, fishing, and gun safety. Highlighting the programs was a talk by a VVisconsin game warden, and several very colorful movies on Wisconsin Wild- life and outdoor sports. This year's ofiicers of 4-F were Craig Washa, presi- dent, Stuart Gordon, vice-presidentg and Victor Gal- lina, secretary. Advising are Mr. Christoffersen and Mr. Dowling. GIRL'S RIFLE CLUB Giriis RiHe Club was formed in order to teach girls how to use and care for guns correctly. The girls compete in marksmanship Within the membership and with other clubs. Target practice is held every Saturday morning at the University Rifle Range. Through these regu- lar practices club members are able to improve their ability in handling and firing firearms. Officers were Ian Bruhn, president, Margy Pin- ther, secretaryg Ioanne Paddock and Sue Baird, treas- urers. Mr. Tews is the adviser to this club.

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LIBRARY CLUB Row 1: P. Mitchell, I. Kuecken, C. Reggc, R. Quam, C. Vifeiss, I. Smccko. Row 2: M. Metllcr, N. Vig, E. Cavanaugh, M. Marsh, L. Schcrcck, S. Pankow. Row 3: R. Pcplinski, Librarian, I. Clay- ton, A. Dolphin, R. Ratcliff, P. Hunt, E. Cline, I. Evans. Row 4: M. I-Iahn, K. Michelson, I. Dornfelcl, R. Rogers, B. Nelson, K. I-Iartcnberg, M. Witte. MOVIE CREW Members of Movie Crew, numbering eighteen Senior High boys, carry out the important school service of projecting educational films. Usually t'he films are shown in room 101, although sometimes they must be projected in individual classrooms. In addition to showing movies during school hours, the crew also projects films for such organizations as I-Ii-Y, P.T.A., Y-Teens, and the Audubon Society. Director of the club was Iim Kurtz. Adviser is Mr. George Steiner. OFFICE WORKERS Row 1: P. Krug, B. Rcjahl, I. Tewalt, I. Morton, C. Meloy, L. Router, B. Crane, G. Canfield. Row Z: M. Busby, D. O'Connell, K. Bergmann, A. Dean, A. Clark, S. Torrance, E. Cavanaugh, P. Mintz. Row 3: D. Koltes, K. Mickelson, I. Taplick, B. Dye, I. Nortlness, B. Nelson, N. Iohnson, I. Brandenburg, I. Brandenburg. 26 CLUB LIBRARY CLUB This year twenty-nine students performed the many necessary library duties. Among these duties are the checking in and out of books, checking and writing out library slips, shelving books, straightening the tables and chairs, listing book fines, and doing any other jobsthat Miss Peplinski, the Senior High librarian, might want done. Two or three student librarians are in the library each period of the school day carrying out these various duties. ' MOVIE CREW Row 1: C. McGraw, R. Walker, S. Van de Wall, N. D'Orazio, I. Ragatz, K. Reigle. Row 2: V. Vlack, T. Iacobson, T. Thomsen, P. Hathaway, D. Manson, I. Kurtz. Row 3: F. Darling, I. Richert, C. Radko, M. Hanks, I. Bakkcn, I. Schwenkcr. OFFICE WORKERS The many duties of the oflice Workers include tending the switchboard, answering the phones, re- ceiving and delivering messages, sorting out the mail, putting notices in t'he teachers' boxes, recording permits, checking attendance slips, and doing other routine ofhce Work. The girls who belong to this school service club have their choice of either school credit or activity points for the hours they work.