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

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GERMAN CLUB Guten Tag, Dieses Iahr hat der Deutsche Club viel Kase Fondue und Apfel 'Forte gegessen. Wir hatten eine Deutsche Party am Weinachten und ein Abendessen. Beim Abendessen haben wir Helgas Deutschen Top 40 gehort. In marz haben wir vielleicht nach Milwaukee zum geges- sen in einen Deutschen Restaurant, Auch in April sind die Deutschen Kinder aus Freiburg gekommen. Dann sind wir nach Devils Lake ge- gangen. Viel Spass. was , ' .f-sv awe W-K -f-'r' - . ... ., . .. .. . ., ... M., Row 1: Franser Hewson, Sandra Carson, Kendra Carson, Ann Nepokroeff, Margaret Hooper. Rov Z: Alex Hilbo, Gwenneth Jones, Katrin Wilde, Browyn jones, Pete fSpikej Kohl, Caleb Ianus. FRENCH CLUB Le cercle francais est compose d'a peu pre 50 etudiants francais. Ils aiment le francais et ils aiment aussi faire les choses amusantes. Leurs presidents, Jenny Kushner et David Bilder par- lent francai- au cercle tout le temps. Le cercle fait beaucoup, beaucoup, beaucoup d' activites dit le professeur de francais Madame Koritzinsky, qui S'occupe de ce groupe. Madame Schwartz aussi aide avec ce groupe. Les eleves vont au cinema pour regarder les films francais, qui n'ont pas de rating anglaise. Tres interessant. Aussi, ils font des excursions de velos au parc, et apres ils mangent un grand dejeuner chez un membre du cercle. Aussil ils ont beaucoup de suprise parties. Ils chantent les chansons de Noel aux maisons de Madison, et apres ca, on fete chez un ami. Ils mangent a la Maison Francaise 3 fois chaque annee, ou ils mangent la nourriture francaise et bien sur ils parlent francais. Aussi ils font du patinage 5 Vilas, et boivent du chocolat chaud apres. Et finalement, un projet special, ils con- struisent la Tour Eiffel! Il est un peu difficile parce que les morceaux sont tres petits. Madame est tres fieie des ses eleves et leurs efforts. Le cercle francais a des rendez-vous une fois par mois a huit heures du matin. Ils aiment beaucoup de choses francaises et ils s'amusent beaucoup ensemble. zofGERMAN CLUB AND FRENCH CLUB Row 1: jen Kushner, Dave Bilder, Katie Williams, Lecie Williams. Row 2: Bobby Zondag, Gai Gilman, Katie Boyer, Meg Archdeacon, Heather Leide, Katherine Williams. Row 3: jenny Buser joan Clark, Eileen Clark, jenny Clark, Shenan Croupa, Katy Haley, Row 4: Beth Perloff, Lori Falk Miriam Temin, janet Clapp. Row 5: Mrs. Korizinsky, Martha White, Mike Kleinhenz, Kerrj Hellmuth, jill Colby, Mrs. Schwartz.

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Row 1: Roxanne Stoffels, Katrina Emmerson, Kendra Croal. Row 2: Scott Hankel, Ms. Reffner, unidentified, Jennifer Platt, Mark Starkey. SADD In its first year at West, Stu- dents Against Drunk Driving QSADDJ has a sparse but devoted membership. Though they are lacking in number, they are not without optimism, feeling their membership will grow as more students become aware of the se- verity of drunk driving. In mid- December three students, Kim Shearer, Dawn Frantz, and Jen- nifer Platt, attended a state wide SADD conference in Stevens Point. There, they participated in workshops and found out what other organizations were doing throughout the state. Ms. Reffner advises. STUDEV Xl P14 Row 1: Rick Colby, Dan DiPrima, jefferson Stanley. Row 2: Robert Skidmore, Kathleen Garvey, Paige Wellensiek, Katrina Emmerson, Charles Williams, Annie Chiles. Row 3: David Bilder, Masarah Van Eyck, Amie Chaffee, Tony Nozero, Nick Schofer Missing: Bob Monkmeyer, Dan Kaufman, Bill Ragatz, Rachel Thorn. ' T SADD-STUDENT COU NCll.f19

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tk W Q W I Vxs 'YA '1...'.5-Q i ' 511' 143 ow 1: Warren Hayden, Michelle Wang, Rachel Siciliano, Meg Archdeacon, Michael Werth, Lezlie nox. Row 2: Mr. lfrawley iadvisorj, Karl Friedrich Glogaw, David E. Miller, Amy Chaffee, Kate renberg, Rob Claus, Seth Galanter, Kerry Helmouth. Row 3: David Bilder, Charles Williams, Pat hen, Soren Schoff, Steve Shen, Ari Fox, justin Hunter. LATIN CLUB Epistulae missae ad Papam habuerunt nullum responsum, itaque frangimus relationes diplo- maticas cum Baticano. Conatus ad revendam aerem Latinam vim non suscesserunt, sed cavete stylos necantes et Killer Bitte. Eventus alii in- cluserunt visitationes ab Doctore Ruth, Eo-Viro, Praecepite Mike Masterson et lea. Praetoreum Latinum ductum ab Rambo prohiberunt insidias contra Magistrum, paratque revivere Punica Bella ab invadenda Libya. And for the Barbarians: Letters sent to the Pope have had no response and therefore we are breaking off diplomatic re- lations with the Vatican. Attempts to revive the Latin Air Force have not been successful, but beware of killer pencils and the Killer Bitte. Oth- er events have included visits from Dr. Ruth, He- Man, Officer Mike Masterson, and a she-lion. The Latin Guard, led by Rambo, foiled plots against the Mag and is preparing to revive the Punic Wars by invading Libya. LATINA VIVIT SEMPERl STAGE CREW Mr. Rafoth ladvisorl, Tracy k Comb Schwenk, Ric op: David en. t from ell ck Kenney, jon Lu wise Clo ,rag Q Two times a year, during the fall play and the spring musical, the small but active Stage Crew, under the supervision of Mr. Rafoth, works until all hours of the morn- ing building sets, finding props, bracing platforms, hanging lights, and pushing '57 Chevies up icy Ash Street. This year's play: Spoon River Anthology, did not involve as 5 much work as some past presentations due to the sparse set. The Crew for Spoon River consisted of Jennifer Schulz, Cherie Urban, Peter Walz, Andrew Caddock, and Miriam Temin. During past shows Stage Crew has had to come to school as early as 7:00 AM on Saturdays! Sometimes, they even had to leave homework until 1 or 2 o'clock in the morning during the week, only to be bossed around and kicked by the unappre- ciative actors. As much as they complain, though l l want to go to bed D the Crew has a great time and produces a great show. Here's to another year of Summer Sausage and Colby, Bill the dustpan, and Mountain Dew. LATIN CLUB AND STAGE CREWXZI