West Milwaukee High School - Wemihi Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)
- Class of 1957
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MV' , L Q 1 ala: F fill Q D 6 fn f - ie. 5 fi f K A Wil .Q ifallgslallisr 1 Miss Fugina Nurse SCHOCL BOARD From left to right: Iohn I. Zawerschnik. Dr. Walter H. Funke, George San- ford, Richard Perko, Stanley Czerwinski, William Stutzman. Raymond Boettcher. GENEVIEVE LeMAHIEU Art AA Art has never been so inter ', ,TW esting. xr I IACK I. KUHS-BE., M.A. Geography, Director of Guidance There are those who give us so much and still otter one thing more-a grateful heart. ANNETTE MORRISON A friend to all BS., MA. English Xrriz 'W It's Friday again, here comes Miss Morrison with her suit- CUSS. lOAN STAEHLE-BS. Home Economics Never trust a man until you've fed him. ALFRED L. BLOCK BS., M.A. Social Science A teacher, a friend, but more important a pal. R D ' I ,pf LO S I. ' Q . . lll WMIELKEKYE S G9 man, English And Hes still- a bcpchelor. THEODORE I. CI-IOPP Music Onward to perfection. MCKINLEY E. TIDD-Ph. B. 2 U Mathematics I-Iis subtle humor we will al- ways remernber. Q ff2ll.L1L,Z'c 'JJ-'ig 'yfff 4 -BE! R, 11,4 35 I I -1 A 1 lf ' ff f J, v NORMA KREMIS-BS., MS. Physical Education Yet in the end, the Navy's tine traini n g always shows through. f LUCILE PETERS-B A .f English K 4 7 Her helpful hand is always extended. ufiylbl .vguol Nmvs ix! XY' fkvwr Quvm RAY SONNENBERG-Ph. Social Science When the going gets tough, the tough get going. B. SYLVESTER G. PETERS B.A., M.A. English, Latin Surely. MARGARET R. FITZPATRICK Mathematics Wisdom in Mathematics and womanhood. MARION G. TUREK A ' - B.S. A A English The warmth ol her smile can ' inspire the coldest of atti- MAYNAR GSTAD hides Mathematics, Commercial Welcome as a teacher and a friend. ERWIN H. SCHUBERT BE., M.E. English, lournalism For friendly advice and guid- ance given on the I-ll and the Annual, our sincere thanks. VIRGINIA WAISNER MA., B.M. Spanish, English lt's better to light one candle than to curse the darkness. ar LLOYD G. BREDIN-B Biology, Physical Education The beauty of nature never be put into words. E. can SIDNEY TILLEY-BS. Shop His warm smile and pleasant greetings makes everyone an immediate friend. E 0 IACK BEATTIE-B.S.,M.A. ffww Physical Education l J Good sportsmanship is more Y to our benefit than victory. X EARL I. LAURSEN-BA., M.E. 1 1 1 J if so refreshing. f CARO EAN ATTOE-BS. Physical Education Such sweet, girlish charm is Social Science Your socks and tie don't match, what happened? LYLE THOMPSON Industrial Arts PM Never too busy to lend that ' helping hand. ROSE KUCIREK-BE., MA. Commercial Skill to do comes from doing. Commercial LESTER H. LEAHY Ph.B., ME. Never a dull moment in Prof's class. ANITA E. CONRAD-B.A. Accuracy first, then speed. 'X IONE GILES-Ph.B. Librarian Friendly advice in all phases of literature. -ANILH xgglax ,xl TOM BUSBY PRESIDENT MARGE RUSH SECRETARY WENDY BURTON CO-EDITOR fi Class Motto: The Future is yet unseen, the past is gone. RONALD HAUSER VICE-PRESIDENT Class Flower: Golden Mum Class Colors: Blue and Gold s nss ss IUDITH SZYBA OF 57 ll TREASURER ANNUAL EDITORS ROBERT VERBICK IOAN LAUERMAN CO-EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER 'Kw- x X I 4 .X A I 1 'N- 1 Q A I ' 4 :wx ' 1 'HIGVW N -1 iW1il?5iA 1 Tihizlfw ' A A Y :ww 1 f A w ,fy . ROBIN CAREY IUDITI-I CASTINE PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT ,,,.,., . T . NANCY ROMANSHEK IUDITI-I SZYBA SECRETARY TREASURER HI EDITOR IUDITH CASTINE CAROL BOROWSKI CSciencel Are You Satisfied? Pep Club 2,35 Chorus 254, IOANN BRAATEN fGeneralJ Sweet Old-Fashioned Girl Masque 61 Gavel 3,45 G.A.A. 3,45 Letter winner 45 Pep Club 35 Annual Staff 45 HI Reporter 45 B and 35 Latin Club 45 Honor Society 3,45 GAA. Letter winner 4 IANICE ACKERMANN CCommerciall When You're Smiling Pep Club 1,25 Masque of Gavel 2,3545 Commercial Club 3,45 President 45 Government Day 3. rlrr T r55 BETTY BRUNKER CCommerciall i'Ain't That a Shame Pep Club 3, Pius Xl Cho- rus l,2, Fashion Show 2. WENDY BURTON KCommercialj Church Bells Will Ring G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Pep Club l,2: Masque :S Gavel 253, 45 Honor Society 2,3545 G.A,A. Letter winner5 Annual Editor 45 Masque G Gavel, Secretary-Treas- urer 4. HAIL 10 ., nf 49445114 w+0 J !W'Wl - i W7 44' THOMAS BUSBY CMath, Sciencel The Man with a Horn Football l, Wrestling 25 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Senior Class Pres.5 Latin Club 2,3545 State Musical Contest l,2,35 Band l,2,3, 45 Government Mike Mus- tang l955g Prom Com- mittee 3, Class Play 4. I if X H sr 1, GOLD ROBIN CAREY tScience, Mathl Nice work if you can get it Rod and Gun Club l5 Football 15 Basketball 1525 Track 25 Swimming 35 Latin Club 2,3,45 Vice Pres. 45 Honor Society 2,3,45 Student Council 3,45 Pres. 4' Student Court 4: Class Play 4, lUDlTH CASTINE lGenerall Scatterbrain Spanish Club 253,45 HI Co-Editor 35 HI Editor-in- chief 45 Suburban Stu- dent Council Represen- tative 3545 Student Coun- cil Vice-Pres. 45 Student Council Sergeant-at-arms 3545 Forensics l,2,35 Mas- que 6 Gavel 153545 Class Play 4. CAROL CHAPEL lGenerall Enjoy Yourself G.A.A. l,2,3545 Student Council 3,45 Home Econ- omics Club 3,45 Pep Club 1,2535 Chorus 1,25 Annual Staff 4 KENNETH CONKLIN lMathematics5 Sciencel Giant Football l52,3,45 Wrestling 253545 Track l5253,45 Latin Club 253545 Lettermen's Club 3545 Chorus 45 Rifle Club 45 Government Day 3, lACQUELINE CONRAD CGeneral Ain't Misbehavirin Bay View Girls Club 1525 Round Table 1,25 Rhy- thmics l,25 West Mil- waukee Pep Club 35 Art Club 45 Vice Pres 45 Chorus 4 L NEAL DAVIDSON IScienceJ Let's Get Away From It All Basketball l5 Track 15 Football 1,35 Swimming 35 Rifle Club l,2,3,45 Treasurer 35 Vice Pres- ident 4. SANDRA DOLEZAL CComrnerciall What good is a gal without a guy? Girls Club l5 Pep Club l,2,3,45 G,A.A. l,2,3,4: Letter winner5 Aqua Bells l,2g Vice Pres. 2, Masque and Gavel l,2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Chorus 25 Class Play 4, H V,Q.,,, IANICE DASSOW CCommercialJ Dark Eyes Mukwonago G.A.A. l,25 Commercial Club 3,4 Pep Club 3, MARILYN DOLSKI fCommercial Ulf I Didnt Care South Division G.A,A, I, West Milwaukee Pep Club 2,3 IOEL DRI-IES IGeneralJ Me and My Shadow Rifle Club 1,25 Latin Club 25 Camera Club 3,45 Cho- rus 4. Class Play 4. DONALD DRUML lScience, Mathl Skippy Latin Club l,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Music Award: Class Play 4. 41 U ROBERT DUE tSc1enr:el Due You Remember? Football l,3,4, Track 4. Basketball 3,4, Chorus l,2, Rod G Gun Club l,2,3, Lettermerfs Club 3.4, Chemistry Club 3, Student Council 3,4, An- nual Stall 4, Student Court 3,4, Intramural Basketball l,2, Prom Committee: Class Play 4. O THE BLUE ' .'.,'J'1gx . , . lAMES DULEY Clvlath SC1encel Ttme on My Hands Camera Club I2 3 4 Spantsh Club 3 4 Lette men s Club 3 4 Swrmm mg 3,4 WALTER HAMMERLING CScienceJ Sailor Boy Rrfle Club l,2,3,4, Pres- ident 4: Class Play 4. ALBE' T LEO ER ner ll th u me Band era Club li fb 5, K RONALD HAUSER flndustrial Arts, Sciencel Love Me or Leave Me Basketball l,2,4, Football l,2,3,4, Track l,2,3, Base- ball l,2,4, lntra'mural Sports l,2,35 Camera Club 1,25 Rod :S Gun Club 1,25 Lettermens Club 4: Vice-President of the Senior Classy Clas Play 4. ANDREW HAYDUK fGenerall You Don't Know Me Rod 6. Gun Club lg Hobby Club l,4, Chemistry Club 3, Camera Club 4. GEORGE HEUER CGenerall i'l'll Never Stop Loving You Latin Club l,2,3,4, Vice- President 35 Lettermen's Club 3,45 President 4, Rod G Gun Club I5 Stu- dent Council 3,45 Student Court 3,45 Annual Stall 4, Prom Court ol Honor5 Prom Committee, Basket- ball l,2,3,4, Track l,2,3,4, MARILYN HIGH lGeneralJ l'On the Sunny Side ol the Street Pep Club l, German Club 2,35 Science Club 25 Chess Club 3, Forensics l CAROL HERMANSON CSc1encel Forever and Ever G A.A. 3,4, Home Econ- omics Club 4 ANTHONY HREN lGenerall How High the Moon Rod 6 Gun Club l,2. Chemistry Club 35 Track 2, Basketball 2 IAMES IANECZKO lGeneralJ Wine, Women and Song Intramural Sports 3,45 Track 3,4, Baseball 3, Chemistry Club 3,4 VINCENT IIRIK CGeneralJ A Good Man Is Hard To Find Football l,2,3,4, Track l,2,3,45 Wrestling l, Swim- ming 3,45 Volleyball 3,4, Baseball 3, Band l,2,3, Annual Stall 45 Rod 6 Gun Club l,2, Chess Club 3, Lettermen's Club 3,4, Intramural Sports 23,4 Class Play 4 OUR KAREN KASTEN CGeneralJ Life Is lust A Bowl of Cherries Pep Club l,2,3,45 Latin Club l,2,3,45 Annual Stall 45 Band 3,45 HI l. , , iffzzlvtgwl M cfm , L 'jp 5 V I 2 A Wwjwu fgfji?iLQftfL4 - ,.fl C k ,fs MATEH wi' - tiki DELBERT KRAUSE CScience, Mathematics! Don't Worry Bout Me Science Club 1,25 Latin Club 3,4 4, A IOAN LAUERMAN CCommercialJ Some Day My Heart Will Awake Honor Society 2,3,45 Pep Club 12,3545 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Masque 6 Gavel 2,35 Annual Business Manager 15 Government Day 35 G.A.A, l,Z,3,4g Secretary 45 Letter winner 45 Suburban Student Council Secretary 45 Iunior Class Vice-Pres- identg Prom Court of Honorg Class Play 4. DENNIS KLUMB !ScienceJ Dennis the Menace Football 2,3,4, Chorus 3,45 Lettermen's Club 4, Bod G Gun Club 1,25 Volleyball 1,2 BEVERLY LINTNER CGeneralJ When You Wish Upon A Star Art Club 3,45 Chorus 4. RONALD MACK KScienceJ The Sheik of Arabyw Wrestling l,2,3,45 Foot- ball 2,35 Bod :S Gun Club 1,25 Masque G Gavel 25 Spanish Club 2,3,45 President 3,45 Chess Club 35 Iunior Prom King 1956: Class Plav 4. IEAN LUDWIG CScienceJ 1 Dream of Ieannie with the Light Blonde Hair Pep Club l,2,3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Chorus 25 Camera Club 15 Homecoming Court of Honor 19565 Annual Stafl 45 Prom Committee 3. CAROL MARKIELEWSK1 lGenerali Aint She Sweet? Girl's Club 1,35 Pep Club 152,35 Chorus 2,45 Art Club 4. ll-XMES MAYER tSciencei 1 Got Rhythmnn Rifle Club 1,25 German Club l,2,35 Camera Club 45 Band 2,354 KENNETH MAREN Clxlathematics, Sciencel Fabulous Character Basketball l,2,3,45 Foot- ball l,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Track 152,35 Golf 45 Rod 61 Gun Club 15 Hobby Club 15 Chess Club 25 Masque 6 Gavel 3,45 I..ettermen's Club 3,45 Vice-President 45 Annual Staff 45 Prom Court of Honor5 Student Council 45 All Suburban Basketball 35 All Subur- ban Football 45 Cla Play 4. LGVE IOHN MESCHING CSciencel Oh Iohnnyu Football l,2,3,45 Basket- ball 25 Wrestling 3,45 Track l,2,3,4g Baseball l,2,3,45 Camera Club l,2, German Club 2,3,4, Student Council 45 Letter- DREW MILLER CSciencel I'll Get By Rod 61 Gun Club l,2, Camera Club 4. 3 I i .x ' 9 men's Club 3,45 Masque 'I , Gi Gavel 3,45 Rod G Gun Club I, Intramural Sports 5' l,2,3,4, Class Play 4, .a 15 ,.., , SQ N O S 0 S Ay i ' tek- 'Qi ? 9t VIRGINIA MOESCI-I lGei.era1l Somewhere Over the Rainbow Girls Club l,2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Pep Club 2,35 Home Economics 4. SALLY NEAFUS CCommerciall My Gal Sal G.A.A. l,2,3,45 President 45 Letter winner, Masque 5: Gavel 2,3,45 Minnie Mustang 19565 Home Economics Club lg Pep Club l,25 Annual Stall 45 Government Day 35 Prom Committee 35 Honor Society Z,3,45 Class Play 4. ,. ,,. , ,sf as 2 ' Ui ' .Q I swxa, i,., I 5 5 we PATRICIA MIKULEC PHILIP OBERMAN CCommerciall QGenerq1l Pep Club l,2,3 Let Your Smile Be Your Umbrella Rod 6 Gun Club lg Hobby Club 2. DONNA PAULSON tSciencel Sleepy Time Gal Girls Club lg Pep Club lg 2g Hl 2g Art Club 4g An- nual Stattg Waterford Li- brary Club 3g Home Eco- nomics 3g Homecoming Queen 3. ANTOINETTE PETUSHEK tSciencel Hart of My Heart Student Council l,2,3,4g Chorus lg Cheerleader 2, 3,41 Pep Club l,2,3,4' Water Ballet lg G.A.A. l 2,3,4g Vice-President 4' Letter winnerg HI lg An- nual Staff 4g Latin Club l 2g lunior Prom Committee im' g I SHARYN OLSEN tGeneralJ Sophisticated Lady G AA. l,2,3,4g Letter win- ner, Pep Club l,2,3,4. Mas ue G Gavel 2 3 4 q , , , Girls Club lg Annual Statt 4. RICHARD PICKENS tlndustrial Artsl Por He's a Iolly Good Fellow Football l,2g Wrestling 2, Ritle Club l,2,3,45 Vice- President 4. 6' Wwe .xr .V V f ' Ze' THOMAS PETZAK tlndustrial Artsl Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight Football l,2,3,4, Wrestling lg Swimming 2,34 Base- ball l,2,3,4g Hobby Club lg Rod 6: Gun Club 2: Let- termen's Club 23,4 G' g. Rm IEAN ROGAHN tCommercial7 Lady Be Good Science Club lg Pep Club l,2,3g Masque 6: Gavel 2, 3g G AA. l,2,3,4g Letter winnerg Chorus l,2g An- nual Staff 45 Student Council l. LET OUR M oTTO NANCY ROMANSHEK lCOmm9fC1Gll 'I ll Never Stop Lovlng You Student Counc1l2,3,4,Stu- dent Court 3,4, Secretary 4 Pep Club l, Commer' cral Club 2,3,4, Vice-Pres ldent 4, Annual Stall 4 Iuntor Class Secretary Prom Court ol Honor 3 Home Economrcs Club l 2 lr-Wlyllffl rf xt jgfwmvfm DAWN SAMMGNS Commercrall She s a Lady' Student Counc1l4, Stir de-nf Court Recorder 4 Pep Club 2 3 Masque of Gavel 2 Spanlsh Club 4 Band l 2 3 4 MARNE SCHANZ lCommerc1alD 'Sweet and Lovely' Pep Club 2, Commerclal Club 3, Home Economlcs Club 4, Annual Staff 4 Walker lunror High L1- brary Staff l MARY LYNN SCHMlDT CSc1encel 'Say lt Isnt So Camera Club l, Latln Club l,2,3,4, Masqued Gavel l,2,3,4, Hl l,2,3,4, Band l,2,3,4 MARGARET RUSH fSc1enCel Margie, l'm Always Thrnkrng ot You, MGYQIGI Masque QS Gavel 2,3,4, Vrce-Pres1dent4,PepClub l 2,3 G A A l,2,3 4, Letter wrnner, Commercral Club 3, Annual Stall 4, Senror Class Secretary Prom Committee, Class Play 4. GERALDINE SCHWEGEL fCommerc1alJ Whatever W1llBe, Wrll Be Masque G Gavel 1,2,3, Treasurer 3, G A A l,2,3, 4 Letter wrnner, Grrls Club l Pep Club 2,34 Annual Staff Homecom- ing Court of Honor 1956, Class Play: Student Director 4 ,I 1., w ,Hug f-1, I is I I MARY SULLIVAN CCommercialD Ml-low Little We Know Commercial Club 253,45 Secretary 35 St u d e nt Council 45 Girl's Club 2,35 4, Band l52,3,4, Annual Stall 4 IUDITH SZYBA CScienceJ 'Five Foot Two Eyes of Blue G.A A, l,2,3545 Letter win- ner5 Student Council 354, Treasurer 45 Masque G Gavel 253,45 Pep Club I, 2535 Iunior Prom Queen 19565 Senior Class Treas- urer5 A n n u al Stall 45 Spanish Club 253. tw A RICHARD SEAMAN lSc1enceJ l'That Old Devil Moon Rod 51 Gun Club 3,4 Track l,2,35 Swimming 2 35 Hobby Club 2, Q' ' 'mmf --W' ,gi 5 M. -Z. ' - Y 4' ..51., V. 2, 4 Msg 'k y .I ' 'IEE ALICE TORCIVIA CGenerall 'lYes, We Have No Bananas Girls Club I, Pep Club 2, 3 Spanish Club 3, Art Club 4 HI 2 GERALD TSCHUDY CScience5 Mathematicsj l'It Ain't Necessarily So Basketball l,253, Latin glgullfn 2,3545 Golf 3,45 Track TOHY roR HNNNNNN---da., BARBARA TURZINSKI CGeneraIl 'lGive Me the Simple Lite Camera Club I, Pep Club l,2,3,4, G A A 3,45 Annual Staff 4 r .. at OUR V ROBERT VERBICK CMathematicsJ l'Mr. Touchdown Football l,2,3,4, Track l,2, 3,45 State Championship Pole Vaulter 2,35 Wrest- ling l,2,3,4, 2nd Place State Championship 3. 3rd Place State Cham- pionship 25 l..ettermen's Club 1,2,3,45 President 3, Spanish Club 2,3,4, Rod 6 Gun Club 15 Government Day 35 Prom Court ol Honor 1956 . ITY. ARTHUR WEBER fGeneralJ They Didn't Believe Me Rod 6. Gun Club 25 Cam- era Club 3,45 Hobby Club 45 Track 3,4, Swimming 3, 4 FREDERICK WEITHAUS CSc1enceD Keeping Out ol Mischief Now Wrestling l,2,3,4, Rod CS Gun Club l,2, Lettermens Cl u b 3,4, Intramural Sports l,2,3,4 NANCY WORNER CCommercialJ Lets Dance Chorus l,2, Pep Club 2,3. 41 GA A. 25 Annual Staff 45 Snowball Queen 4. THOMAS WHITE CGeneralD Racing with the Moon Football l5 Wrestling 25 Rifle Club l,2,3,4. ROBERT WOLFGRAM lScience, Mathematics? These Foolish Things Basketball l,2,3,45 Foot- ball l,2,35 Track 1,25 Golf 3,45 Lettermens Club 3,45 Latin Club 2,3,45 Rod G Gun Club l5 Homecom- ing-Court ol Honor l956: Chess Club 3 5 President 35 Class Play 4. 5 W' 4 IANET YAHNKE CScienceJ When You Wish Upon a Star C1,A,A l,2,3,4, Letter win- ner, Latin Club l,2,3,4, Pep Club l,2,3,45 Annual Staff 4: Class Play 4. RONALD ZWITTER lMath, Science-J Sweet Sue Football l,2,3,45 Basket- ball l,2,3,45 Track l,2,3,4, Baseball 3,45 Iunior Class President, Lettermens Club 3,45 Camera Club l, Chess Club 3, Hobby Club 2qProm Court of Honor 19565 Class Play 4. IANUARY GRADS RICHARD DUE CScienceD Breezin' Along with the Breeze Football l,2,3,45 Basket- ball l,2,35 Track 2,35 Let- terrnen's Club 3,45 Stu- dent Council l,2,3,45 Hob- by Club 3,45 Gun Club 4, Chorus l,4, WILBERT FISCHER CGeneralD Laughing at Lite Intramural Sports 1,2535 4W5 Hobby Club l,2,3,4Vz, Camera Club I54, Arts :S- Cralts 2,35 Swimming l,2, 35 Track 3,45 HI 4Vz ROGER HAUSHALTER -62 ,t EDWARD WARD CGeneralJ August, 1956 Graduate ROBERT I-IOEFT CGeneralJ UI Wish I Was German Club 45 Hobby Club 2, Science Club l. 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'fix-xx-Ze, Fllflilfi F2529-131, Sandy H1.fZ-213. lass 111 IANICE ACKERMANN I w1ll my name I ky Acky to my brother Allen and to my stster Dlane CAROL BOROWSKI I w1ll my good trmes IH school to a yunlor worthy of them Sharon S1egmund IOANNE BRAATEN I w1ll all the fun of learnmg to know everyone to some new 1un1or BETTY BRUNKER My st1ff pool sult to an up and commg freshman WENDY BURTON To Ianet Mayer my t1tle as Madam Presrdent of the fourth hour BPC TOM BUSBY I w1ll the Chem1stry Band to any up and comtng mor that wants to become a bandleader ROBIN CAREY My parts 1n the Papa Peter s Spectacular to an up and comlng Roman of noble blood IUDY CASTINE My good tlmes and broken test tube rn gr ermstry to a clumsy tumor CAROL CHAPEL The close basketball games IH G A A and the honor of berng champs when we were Jumors to my slster Shush YEN CONKLIN My wrestlxng eautpment to anyore who an f1t mto them IACKIE CONRAD I w1lI my long ha1r to some freshman who th1nks they can tame a pa1r of scrssors IANICE DASSOW 1w1ll my naturally strarght brown ha1r to any naturally curly blond who wants 1t tG1rl or boy? NEAL DAVIDSON The ab1I1ty to catch a cold on Sunday and come back to school on Tuesday w1th a l1m1t of ducks to Lynn Damske SANDRA DOLEZAL I w1ll all the close excttrng basketball games to anyone wtth a strong heart MARILYN DOLSKI All the hard tests 1n shorthand to an lncomtng 1un1or IOEL DREES All my fun 1n Prof s chemrstry class to someone who l1kes expenments that smell up the school DONALD DRUML My cha1r ln band to Ioyce Holtz 1f she can make 1t DICK DUE The sklll to be to graduate 1n three and a half years to any 1ncom1ng freshman BOB DUE All of my battle scars to anyone who llkes to play a rough game of football IAMES DULEY I w1II my swtmmlng ab1l1ty to any future member of the swlmmlng team WALTER HAMMERLING My Junior and senror street lockers to my glrl Ruth and my gym locker to Markus RONNIE HAUSER All the r1ots I had IH Mrs Peter s fourth hour study hall to some unlucky person CTom Strandtb ANDY HAYDUK All my left over hall passes to anyone who llkes to roam the halls LEON HERMAN I Wlll the honor of playlng second cha1r IU band to Ierry Mrllestead CAROL HERMANSON The fun I had wrth my boyfrlend to some lucky person who 1snt engaged GEORGE HEUER My ab1l1ty to get out of classes to make posters to a 1un1or who doesnt Ilke school MARILYN HIGH All my fun 1n fourth pool class to someone who Irkes to swlm ROBERT HOEET I w1ll Prof the nght to klck anybody w1th the name of Hoeft out of class TONY HREN My good tlmes wrth da boys to a 1un1or who llkes excrtement IIM IANECZKO All my hard studyrng and good trmes to my s1ster Iane VINCE IIRIK I w1Il all my success and good trmes at fullback to Iohn Schnabel KAREN KASTEN My good tlmes and fun I had ID school to anyone who hates school DENNIS KLUMB I vtrll my ab1l1ty to be a great slnger to anyone who needs chorus as an extra credrt DELBERT KRAUSE I w1ll my gym locker and equrpment to a freshman Bob Keenan IOAN LAUERMAN I w1II my cheermg umform to any mcommg varslty cheerleader PETE LOHMAN I w1II all the senlor partres to any w1ll1ng and able yunlor IEAN LUDWIG I wlll my VICE presldency of the BPC to IOCIY1 GIHGTTS RON MACK The honor of bemg Prom Klng to a deservlng 1un1or boy C. . . . . s . - - . t. H , . . QD , tt I ,V . . F. 3 . . . o L, . X A L' . 1 . , . I . , . , . I . . , 1 . . tt 1, - - - - , , I , . . . . ,, H - X . KEN MAREN All my skllls to my brother M1ke who looks l1ke he needs them Also my srze I4 basketball shoes to any up and comlng boy CAROL MARKIELEWSKI My ab1l1ty to wangle a r1ng from a sallor to any future sen1or IIM MAYER All the good times I had tn Mr Chopp s band to anybody who wants them HARRY MCCALLUM To some good freshman my good fortune to have so many frxends durtng my school years IOHN MESCHING All the fun I had dotng experunents for Prof tn chemistry to a uture chemlst DREW MILLER My great acaderntc average to a freshte who doesn t know anythtng VIRGINIA MOLSCH I w1ll to any deservlng freshman my ttckets I got for speedtng on Woods Road SALLY NEAEUS The honor and fun of bemg M1nn1e Mustang to a future senror g1rl PHIL OBERMAN A future graduatron for my sen1or stster SHARYN OLSEN My ostentatxous forehead to my cous n Carte t DONNA PAULSON My ab1l1ty to get out of classes to any ldent who can manage get on commlttees TONI PETUSHEK A wonderful freshman class ltk we e It Id IU our freshman year at We M1 H1 to the future freshman of West Mllwaukee TOM PETZAI' My ab1I1ty to swlm to any future swtmmt 1 1 n member who doesnt need water WIDQS DICK PICKENS I w1ll my gym clothes to Mr Beattre o L c can glve them to some deserv mg freshman IEAN ROGAHN All the danc1ng lessons at Pete s house before the Prom to anyone who has the patrence and good feet NANCY ROMANSHEK The thr1lI of be1ng on the Prom Court of Honor to a deservlng Junror M.ARGE RUSH The fun of wr1t1ng themes 1n Mr Peter s Engllsh class to anyone stlly enough to take Engllsh DAWN SAMMONS All my embarrasslng moments 1n band to anyone who can blush a brlght red for Mr Chopp MARNE SCHANZ The week before Chr1stmas and the week after to some lucky 1un1or MARY LYNN SCHMIDT Getttng h1t 1n the head w1th an eraser to anyone stlly enough to stand between Mr Chopp and Bob Dunn GERRY SCHWEGEL My place on the Homecomrng Court to anyone who llkes to r1de on the back of a converttble DICK SEAMAN I w1ll my good ttmes 1n advanced algebra to any up and comlng flunke MARY SULLIVAN The honor of bemg the shortest person at We M1 H1 to anyone who cares to challenge me IUDY SZYBA The honor of bemg Prom queen to some deservmg tumor ALICE TORCIVIA My ab1l1ty to get pool excuses to a freshle who doesn t l1ke to have wet ha1r GERRY TSCHUDY I w1ll my hlgh compresslon hub caps and super sklrts to a fellow hot rodder Ierry Goran BARB TURZINSKI My tltle as sophlstlcated to anyone who eats ptzza wlth a fork and always orders black coffee 1nstead of coke BOB VERBICI' I w1ll my extra thtck thlgh guard for any football player who has a bad leg ARTHUR WEBER I w1ll the fun I had ln Mtss Gtle s study hall to Dave Walker FRED WEITHAUS To Charlle Pross all my good marks TOM WHITE I w1ll all the fun I had 1n chemlstry by blowlng up the lab to some lucky freshman BOB WOLEGRAM All my terr1f1c golf scores to the deservtng Dennls Kresse NANCY WORNER I w1ll my wet eye lashes after pool to anyone who llkes Venet1an bltnds IAN YAHNKE All the fun I had at our P I partfes on school nlghts to anyone who can sleep tn school the next day w1thout gett1ng aught RONNIE ZWITTER All the thrtlls of playmg tn close basketball games to my brother Poss WILL FISHER All my fun to anyone who can crowd 1t 1nto four years ROGER HAUSHALTER I w1ll my seat rn economlcs class 1n the back of E I S room to any one that IS foohsh to thlnk economlcs IS a breeze PAT MIKULEC My unused pool excuses to anyone who en1oys pool wtth Mrss Kremrs K WEBB My math workbook to Nancy Webber - , 1 A , A ' ' 4 I I 1 'T f1f'P' , to e s rmcmz f I rp ,V '1 ' ' I Q A ' ' , . ., .. I . , . . . F c . . SEPTEMBER Well here we are aga1n T1me to settle down to the old gr1nd Those arent spacemen They re fresh1esl F1rst football game of the year We re oft to a good start We M1 H1 20 W A Central 6 It was a close one We M1 H1 6 So M1 H1 6 Too bad Shorewood 20 West M1lwaukee 0 OCTOBER Look at all the characters Ha11 to Sally and Tom th1s years Mlke and MIUHIG We M1 HIS F1re Prevenhon program Congratulahons to Karen Iohnson CHOW come you re blush1ng'?l Defeated aga1n Cudahy 27 West M1lwaukee 0 Today was the Latm Club Skll As always 1t was great F1rst report cards alr ady? Waukesha 20 West M1lwaukee 7 Bool NOVEMBER Hooray Hooray' Teacher ConVent1or and a two day vacat1on The Bay 21 Our boys 7 Underclassmen plctures Sm1le pretty lanet Meyer FITST basketball game and we lost to Pulask1 52 46 l9 20 21 The boys redeemed themselves by b at1ng Racme Horl1ck 59 55 DECEMBER N1ce QOIDQ Mustangs W M 53 Bay 43 Another VlClOfY and a close one W M 58 Tosa 57 Report Cards aga1nl Oh well we ll s ttle down after Chr1stmas hard Oh well cant w1n them all South M1lWGUkG6 70 We M1 H1 51 Our commumty Chnstmas progran So long everyone See you next year IANUARY l71rst day after vacat1on and oh thos New Years Part1esl Vacat1on d1d the qumtet good We re really roll1ng We M1 H1 64 Cen ral 48 West M1lwaukee 63 Greendale 38 Th1s IS too good to be true W M 63 Shorewood 47 St1ll cant bel1eve 1t The boys 68 Cudahy 30 The boys put up a good f1ght but th y w1l1 do better next week Waukesha 58 West M1lwaukee 38 and really study I' 6 ' . ' 14 ' . ' . 21 ' ' H ' ' . 28 . - ' . 11 ' ' ' ' . l2 M F '- . 19 ' '. 1 ,' , . 25 ' e . 26 - ' . 31 . 1,2 ' , . 'Q ' 1 ' . 2 - . ' 121 ' ' ' ' l . 23 e' ' ' - . 3 ' ' . . - . 7 ' . . . 4 . 13 , A , ' 9 ' 14 H , ' ' , . ' B- ' ' . 19 ' T ' 1. 21 . . , 2 ' , e ' . 4 ' ' ' . 4 ' ' . ' ' - 1 . ll ' - . 12 ' ' . . . 4- . 18 . - . 25 ' , e ' . 54 'L 26 Th Annual Snow Ball Conqratulatro s krnqs and queens 28 Erd ot semester and more report ca ds Only on mor semester s nrors FEBRUARY I rrls ask boys? Its a Turnabout Dan Also another V1 tory for W st Mrlwaukee MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE The s or 52 42 W st Nrlwauke 53 Tosa 49 Ano her vrctoryl West Mrlwaukee R8 South l41INaukee 32 Th y Ju t cant stop our boysl W M ESI dale 47 Broth rhood assembly and pretty qoocl too Now Sandy dont cry A Itttle poI1o shot never hurt anyone Whats thts? Another VICIOTYT W M 44 W A Central 40 Iunrors are happy Mr Novak brought thetr rtnqs Sharyn qurt playrnq wrth the spaqhettr Its the spaqhettr przza dmner for the letter wrnners qrven by the GAA Thrs years frrst record hop wrthout Elvrs Report cards aqarnl Four down and two to qo Captarn Horatto I-IornbIower'? Oh 1ts a full I nqth rnovte Anotntr rnovrel It sounds tantastlc I s called The Dav th Earth Stood S1111 look at all the sharp krds No wond r IIS Iuntor Day The start ot Easter vacatton Who s t1II eatrna eggs? Sen ors only on more month Frith report card of th y ar only on more Another assembly Iose Sriva Ia k Rank IS ent rtarnrnq us today The bla ntaht of the school year TI1 IJNIOR PROM The band IS show nq off a d they re lly haxe son ethtnq to show oft' It s our Sprrnq Concert S nror Banquet and Senror Day I-lap ,mess ana Sadness prevatl IH tn atr GRADUATION Last day of school 2 er lgv -- . 8 . 2. I I , I V 4 ' . I5 ' e s ' . , . -' . I8 e . 22 - . .' . I ' I I 1 . . I ' - . ' ' . I4 , ' I ' '. ' '- ' ' - I5 I I ' ' u .4 ' '. 21 I ' . . 22 THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER. The kids did a swell job. 5 , ' ' . , I' , e ' . I2 In ' . 1' . - A e ' . I7 , ' .' . 2, , ' . I8 ' . 29 ' sf ' 1 . I , . e .. . 2 ' e e , . e . 2 . . . 9 c . I e ' ' . I8 ' , 'E I I I , 24 ' I . I n a' ' 1 t' . ' ' I2 e ' . I3 Tp ' ' ' Ie '. . I4 . 55 wha HOPPGHQ Past and Present Rough and Ready Bottoms up! 'z'?'i'Ff fzlq FW W?-2 'Jew Pershing Grads 53 Iusi Relmqng ' Nd! The Wmner 56 ttenuon I 3 1 K 1 i, .g . W .h ' f g- uf' 1 5 ,. -.. . 5 1 V . 'A ' 9 . SM gf. 'I g E is W. I -A if if x , ,W :iq M 3, 15, W Q : ' ' FJ ff -.fs e 4 - if l - M 5 A . J ,I ., nfl' ' gf F! x f '+V ww-':e'. Z3 M I ,, A, N is e ' ,. h Rfb Jtli , r -- ,N 'dn YXGPSNIZATIQ QAVG' ACTIVITXES o s Executrve Staff Fxrst Bow I Lauerman Busmess Manager W Burton CoEd1tor B Verbzck CoEd1tor Second Row Mr Kuhs Busmess Manager Mr Shuhert Advxsor The annual staff rnacle up of SGHIOTS works hard trorn October to Aprll to produce an annual whxch w1ll please everyone Mr Schubert superwses the work and Mr Kuhs man ages all ousmess attarrs The Work consxsts ot taklnq prctures 1dent1fy1nq and dxstrrbutlnq them and clrawrnq up the trnal copy paqes The result IS an annual that we hope everyone Wrll ennoy 'ar Y? HJ If X.- FU5' ROW V MOGSCIX I Dassow M Schanz M Sulhvan I Szyba N tiomanshek D Paul n S cond H w W Dull n S D le Neafus I Lauerman M Rush I Yahnke N Werner Third Row ll I1 h B Turz n lc K Ka:-ten I Ludwxq T Petushek I Conrad A Torc v1a Fourth Row lw Kuxhs tadvxs I C Chanel I Braaton K Maren G Schweqel I Roqahn Furs! Row B Vert: ck G Heue I Me-sch nq B Due Mr Schuhert tadv1sorI 58 - ' 1 . , ' 5 . I 1 I Q x.f , a - ' I 1 . l 3 It 5 I 3 ., x I 1 , 5 2 ' S 7 J Q I gi' 4. .J V Q -' , , 5 ' 3 f f W , ,,,, - 3 Q5 VV VL Q , -. , - 7 ' 'E ' mg f W me rw 4 I M' ' 29 I , I 11 2 1. W X 3 L ,- ' bn , I Q I - M 73,1 Y V7 Qs ,- 7, .a W , , 11 '-V.. ..o- , 5 ' 'iz 0 , , 0 1 v 1 I I . X - g Lx e , . l ,xy , 1 Y x r, , -n . I uf-9 Q ., V I -r' , -1 .--,. - f I , ' 7 X . so . e o : . N' rc , . o zal S. , , , . , , , . . ' :l1,'1g, . msg, .A - ,,. ' , . ,, , . i ' , : lr. ' ' or . . . . ' : . 1 , , ' r, , i , - . . .J ' , Hi v 1 fr T -...,- .ri Row One: I. Catlin, I. Plutschacx, S. Medved, S.lDunaway, S. Marek, N. Martinsek. Row Two: B. Tabushing, K. Feik, S. Romanshek, K. Dickman, M. Schroeter, K. Buckman, S. Babe. Row Three: P. Smith, I. Castine, I. Schwei, M. Kveen, B. Wagner, R. Drainz, R. Sullivan. Row Four: F. Floote, I. Schnabel, J. Gorin, G. Hetzel, S. Hintz, Mr. Schubert tadvisori. The We Mi Hi's monthly publi- cation, is edited by those students who possess journalistic abilities. It keeps the student body up to date by providing full D,Qm coverage of sporting events and printing dates of future assemblies. This year the started a new feature-the problem unch box. Iudy Castine is the editor, Barbara Wagner, Associate Editor, and Mr. Schu- bert is the Advisor. ne harmed: s , UQ mmctt Fanboy Judy Castine, Hi Editor, poses here with her dis- glawfor open house. I-' 5 9 Honor Soc1ety kv' F1rstRow S Somodl I Ott C Kreckler S Bruss S Medved M Sulhvan S VanDale D Luckow K Femk N Verzxch Second Row S Bode K Thompson K Dav1s P Haberman D Ackermann K McDonnell I Thompson I Z1ebell K Santanus S Boquzs Third Row I Ilflk S Haydulc I Castme I Busby K Buckman B Wellnltz S Petushek D Connxt S Babe C Patsch P Malone Fourth Row Mr Kuhs lGdV1SOI, D Z1emann P Flower S Neafus M Rush I Lauerman W Burton N Perlburq M Kenney N Ross R Barloqa Frith Row F Funke L Wells M Sulhvan B Reagan I Gmllette M W1cklund P Smtth I Rmge M Krause K Funke I Lohr M Kveen Sixth Row G T1mpner I Schwe1 B Naqner B Antho lme M Vollmar D Klappenback P Turzmslu R Carey I Mmlandt I hahel D Counsell H McCallum The Honor Soc1ety lS made up of those students who for three and one half years have ma1nta1ned an average of 90 or more Members are el1q1ble for scholarsh1ps and upon qraduatron the sen1or IS presented wlth a Na tlonal Honor Soc1ety pm and cr cert1f1cate Valed1c:tor1an Scrlutatonan I A - I X qi 4 - fr 'I t '1 , I' x V- ' A K D M, W, 1 1 f , We , , 1 , . ' , . ' . : . , . , . ' , . , - 1 - 1 - W 1 - 1 - W 1 - A 1 - A 1 - I 1 - ' a ' ' I . . . . . ,R I - 1 I n Q , Fits! How: D. Swliezkoril :th lvl. lksteadt, T. Kzainer, l. lnedlce, R. lylashffin, 'l'. Cerverci, VJ. lifeg- ner S. Gardner, l.. Scliaries Q. Burtnn, ft. Acl-ter, ll. Zarlinq, H. Fuse, l. l.'lcl.fvc-d, Paul, T. l.e'. egr f. R, florist, l.. Lf rr H, Anilf-rsh l.l. Shenar. The unique displays seen regularly in the main floor show case are due to the hard work of the members of the Arts and Crafts Club., Headed by Mrs. Lelvfahieu, the club strives to cultivate any artistic or creative abilities in students. The club studies weav- ing, embroiderina, col- or drawing, carving, and Cartooning. Leather work is also done. its officers are Donna Paulson, Presi- dent: Alice Torcivla, Secretary - Treasurerg and Iackie Conrad, The Hobby Club meets every week. Mr. Tilley helps the boys refinish furni- ture and improve its appearance. The ture n i t u r e m a y be brought from home or from shop class. lts main annual activity is a feast. 3 First Row: s, s.er:.:... Xe.. rgg, 1 ::...i. Vice-President. Avf- '5 4 . H K -- . gl 3' Second Row: A thi! -I fl. '.'.'e::e: V' ..-ff'.I'.-' ff i f f' if 'Q 61 41 gsee: 3. KCCZl'Y1CffZYlC D. Scott, 3. Efuse ' A. f 'L'l. f. Zpezieil C. Eihnghyll, Third Row 'n.::'1: :. ...au:1ce. Fourth Row: I. 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In ' S 1 e ff . y YI Iq - Y Firstllow I Ot I Thompson C Cons K Mitchell K Sweeney P Haberman I Iones D Stuart I Ziebell E Westover Second Row I Ludwia T Pettishek C Chanel B Semrow lv' Iankowski B Pitcl K Lsickcw I Iirik K Iohnson Gi ete I Bus y S Bruss Miss Kemis tadviscrb Third Row S Schiceryantz B N elniz I l..i'lwa S Fetuishek S Schuher S Van Dale S Babe I aneczko IN Hayduk S D naway S Haya ic D Siolund Fourth Row M Krause V Kaplanek I Schwei S Tuominen K Funice M Kve n I Hinge P Smith K Buckrnar A Fteick I Gruhich B Pushnic B Doering S Remington S W s The G.A.A. welcomes all girls who enjoy participating in volleyball and hasketbail games ln addition to playing scheduled games, the girls have an annual hike, sell mums tor Homecoming, and have a Christmas party. Having been an active member lor tour years, the girls receive a letter lts officers are Sally Neatus, President, Toni Petushelc Vice-President, Ioan lsauerman, Secretary, and Marcia Kveen, Treasurer F8630 uhm 'T First Row: I. Catlin, S. Medved, I. Scott, I. Mayer, S. Huddon, K. Labecki, D. Ackermann, I. Reinke, B. Eickstaedt, A. Kirt. Second Row: I. Hclfz, C. Tietyen, P. Wagner, S. Bcde, K. Santarius, B. Bell K' NGUYTICINYI, B- lanka, I. Krcgmann, I. Stuesser, S. Somadi, E. Szalewski. Third How: I. Plutschack, B. Sackerssn, K. Feik, C. Flcmanshek V. Casper, S, Dclezal, I. Szyka, VV. Burton, I. Roqahn S. Neafus I. Lauerman, M. Rush. Fourth Row: D. Paulsen, I. Braaten, G. Schweqel, N, Martinsek T Marek, P. McLaughlin, K. Thompson, K. Davis, C. Hermanson, B. Turzinski, I. Zedclt, S. Arnold I . Homancs, I. Yahnke, S. Ezgusz. 66 The Camera Club is open to those students who are in- terested in learning about camera equipment and pro- jectors. Tt is under the di- rection ot Dr. Schwei. Dur- ing the year the club spon- sors one ot the dances. All profits are for buying hlni, rfarneras, and develop- ing equipment. The club takes yvirrtures for the Hi and the annual. lts officers are I e r r y Goran, President: Dwight Paradise, Vice-Presi- dent, Chuck Webb, Secre- tary: and Ron Krainz, Treas- urer. J I Row One: f.' 4' F- .7-.:fr.i' , ' . 11' ' ,, Row Two: . Row Four: E- Row One: ,. Schultz I, Garth, A. E. ffelrcer R. St1:ar', l.. Hzntz, P. Bergen W, Hoffman, P. Hel wind, P. Kr-llner. Row Two: f. Krdgmflnn N. Verzxh, K. Andr-rscn, D. Amliacher, L. Parnanos B. Bietow, R. Krainz, G, Evans, f, Durcvy, Lf. Carlsqn, C. Miller. Row Three: P, Lzprpvsek, l- Mltfel steadt, l. Leiens li. Frei-se, S. Kuns ,. s. S'1cfn:'..n, sl. Paifidxse, I. hah: N. Sh:-nfzr. Ro Four: l.. Nelson, I. Euetge, P. Kedz:e, D. Gznycn, A, Hayduk, T. Drees, A. Vtlerer, D, Miller, F. Sto tel. Row Five: S. Hintz, B. Laursen, f. Suiey, I. Corin, Q. 'We-bb, D, LaRue, C. Milton, Dr. Schwei fadvisorl. J . ,f, .' Row Three: ' f C352 C' 68 For those students who are taking or have taken Spanish, Miss Waisner offers the Spanish Club. lts activities include bowl- ing and skating parties, a Christmas party and their annual Fiesta. They also sponsor a dance. Ron Mack is the President: Sharon Arnold Vice-Pres ident: Karen Feilc, Secre- tary-Treasurer: and luay Castine, Student Council represeritative, Don't Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes xv HIGH SCHUU L wssr MILWAUKEE ,Nnlruuuwlral 5Ul'll'IIl Row One: I, Reick, K. Labecki, I. Ziebell, P. Halzerman, N. Birmingham, B. Eiclcsteadt, S. Boqusz, I. Smukcwskx, Mr. Ccdk Cadviscrl. Row Two: E. Boqusz, B. Ianka, V. Gasper, I. Reinlce, L. Wells C. Patsch, I. Hinge, B. Knoll, A. Stepaniuk. Row Three: L, Ku1awski, G. Bartsch, I. Maydak G. Damske, R. Baricaa, D. Seaman, H. Schweqler, B. Hcmer, K. Kassulke, I. Rupina. Row Four K. Sgolund, S. Hintz, I, Schnabel, I. Lidclle, I. Suwcrcft, I. Grutza, W. Potters, C. Snyder, G. Mailandt The Astronomy Club is open to all stu- dents interested in studying telescopes and science projects. The important fea- ture ot the club each year is the sponsor- ing of a science fiction, full lenqth movie. The advisor is Mr. Cook, and its officers are Sandy ffilintz, President, Lee Wells, Vice-President: Iohn Rupina, Secretaryq and Barbara Eichstaedt, Treasurer. M .11 cw sou n fm ws, Y' 4 1: 'ks ff sf ,, - W... 51.0. 4 Bryan Dcmin lczks -:er h:s clubs display ic: open hcuse. 69 '11 X L6 5--ang-' Q Il Row One: F. Salim-.'e:gr-l, l. Mayer, K. Sweeney, K. Davzs, K. Th-i.rng.sf.n, M. Schmidt, S, Dunaway, S. Bcpqusz, B. Deering, l. Ross. Row Two: f. Stn :lc wskg, E. Pmrier, P. 7urLc'l'i, K. liirlcrnart l. Yalinke, l. Braaten, K. Kasten, A. Reich, D, Zdradzmsl-cz, K. Buclcman, f. Erie. Row Three: liz. Peters Cadvisoxl, S. Patxshf-lc S 'I-'.ll,l'I'1ll'1GI1, D, Cflfnnit, l. Schwei, N. Vtlaqner, l. Maydak, G. Evans, Sr? fiifz Van Dale, M. Vannuci, P. Kozlzi. Row Four: 17. Sclund, T. Schuler, l. Schnabel, D. Hzlm, I. Quaid, B. Homer, T. Zaj T. Hxshy, R. Fzeifaq, C. Mtlt:-n, B. lwffire. How Five: L. Kugawslci, R. Vannuci, A. Zabel, C. Snyder, B. Woliqram, P+., Pesglt S. Ffzei, ll. C1:t.,il'i, H. Steiner. Mr. Peters is the advisor oi the Latin Club, Fred Funlce heads the Club as its President, Robin Carey is Vice-President, and Barbara Saclcerson is the Secretary-Treasurer. ln addition to pre- senting skits and sponsoring a dance, the Club has an annual Roman Banquet. At the banquet new members are initiated. bv' Row One: ' 'zfzrnfzn ,l7'If! lffl E, Hr: F ll 'E errndn fI.K.1z1: How Two: f TE. 'it Q .1 ff- ll, tif-Q I. f- . :ish-lc Q. KQ.s', V.. .els f-r, S Fdnke Flrninshek, .1 . kr. How Three: E. ll ssf. , I., Zur. '. ' . ,. 'ff ff .gni E. Siclcersd 'fan Sale, 3. l.u k .-. F :kr How Four: li P .s- E.r. S I'.'eQQ. S, '..' . E F. Earlig: I. Sturm. lf. Kenn 'K Srnfn. Row Five: G. fl- er. 3. Tse ' 2 y Cznknr. F. Punks 3. lie' 2. Krigse 70 ps 1 1? ps ln tm, ,. ., 1 V..r4.r r.. Q V7 First Row: Pi The Mcxsqtw 6:1131 Gavel We M1 His drc'1rnf1t1nf1'1ub. It IS OIJGYI to Sopho- mores IUIHICTYS Grid Seniors. ' ' CQJD presets skis Grid plzys fcr v::r1:11s Qcccsxzib. D11r1:1i3 the year the :lub has an 1H1f1f'1fl'JI'1 party, Gifs-ruds the theater and has bon-51123 partges, It dsc fhjcsfs the Samet T1T'FS gfdy. This ye .r T133 SITCKS' fj 1' tqrrx- Ghhflf il' A-1 Its cffxff fi ' ' FW Vfztir. 'L, Q 'L Q. .irr IXACTTQ5 Rllffl VL f-- Priadfrgt' 'W-'-7.ii',' Burtiri Sff:rf- 1ry- Ki-11 If A S111- . f-. v-':..r X, , .A T'2S 'T'.f'f ,., Third Row: V .T It rtf- Second Row: f. F1rstRow: . ::1. ::.r. Row: , Second Row: Q ' Fifth Row: 71 V? r v t irvmzn, . Medhy ll Y, .,,f,., ,X-N 4 ww V- ft s FI, Qs,.f,1,r4S,. terestf-Qi studyxrt Chfrdlstry in ge-nerd iw ifuit vwvs I'T1O'.'1'f.p and pfrforrtis many If 5-F.-13227 experirxetit Its Cfflfff LQ Lhi Lck' J 4 C c Third Row: ff Sixth Row: E' Fourth THE SHCW MUST GO GN W111UUf the ad cmd co opercztvon 12- Qtaqe new mcmv of our GS sflrr J s v ou C1 12 muc ess Q QC cms 0 dunes of .e- scxqg CYVXVJ arc th showmq of 'no 1 hqhh q Oflects Qld sound efff ts AMh0uqh they are Pot seen very fiom cmd work behmd the sro QS Fwy are m'portCmt cmd CI wtm wncld for thfl mcmy dlfferewt Stags parformcmces et to Rxght 'CPUY r G :m pr Q 'K I' nw Left to Right Cvq. A X ff f-M dn, . 1 ...GQ 1.1. ,U-Q 0. Aamerq -, sf. eh., ., snr-. vu, -1.4, X.'.'.r -. V --f .fwf - yu., 'I,,.. . FXf-Fff at I.. If19f1f ,.,..,, -ve.:s. .. f.,,...,.,., ..... .,1- .-f, s.u,.-..-4. ..,.,4. ,C Q. '.'1 5 fC.fl'1. CX sigh' f'.XClf1fff '17 skus 'i k wf-vv'-'s- -1 rl Q-my A rs.. 'di 4 R X. .,.,, ,, . -Q ':,,..1 yfar tr . SCYFS II F X C'Tf.f'f GHG .IIC Y- 'If S C.1 t .'- wa fv. -VX 1. f, Y 41 ,dis 11. ' k AFI. SF pw' .,,1. .,. .Q ..- . , ,,. N .. ,U .. 4. .t 4 Gerrit trt 'tx1t'rt1f ratit. fts 5 ffl-Y.. are: Dfee-is.. pm- Qpl Vreefpr, KP: Lett: ' Sfare- tary tux: Bixskvy- 7' V ' Y greasigrt r f Nczw- FCCKL argi Staieit Ceuifil Pepresertta- ttve, Iohzx Meschmq. First How Second nov. 't is is 'U- V First Row: S, Esde, K. Aeker, I. Ott, 3. Tak ushmg, D. Kamen rf. :ir-,v.':nq, Hoffman, 2. Nnwzctr, f. Scott, B. Icnka. Second How: F. Henkel, f. Vtfgue, XV. Martens, K. f.z'v.'1ck1, f. Evrarai, I..xfn?1 i er S. S1C'1fThl1'Ij P.S:.enf1nr K. '.'.' znicrk Third Row: M...er, ff-..r11'z 'fferiske G fri.: ner, D. Kresse K. Ltnearlk, F. Navrrcckl, f. Grntza, I. Tereske T, Sflfff51. Fourth Row: fffifzi G. Bartsch, f. Fupma, f. Heefler, K. Kassslke, F. Feaenz, I, Lewem, VI. HIQYHGYZ, f, Easiiy, Fifth ROW: S. Htrttz, R. Lrckman, K. Lemiezeder, I.. Damske, G. Majartdi H. Lfefaflxxrri I. fffeschzxiz D. Walker, Mr. Mrelke Cadvrsorl. Under the dtreetio: of Mr, Bredti the Chess Clue strives to Create a better understanding et the game of chess 1: its members. A relaftvety new Club it meets every week. During the me-etiriqs the members play regular games and agsfuss ine art ef playing the aarxe well. The dub has no of- fteers. Thrrd How .V Fourth Row: .. Row One: T. Cf: ff Nur -'fi if. T. Fr f Two: Pi. i.'1'.-.ta ri P. if-1 QVYH, 27. lf' ssef ii' use, XT. ifzziirrif-1i.ri':, G. 1133 skp. Row Three: N. Zgrvifrrzz. N. Srhnczz ., E. Siiridnn, E. Zurm, TU. Ricicrxs, Ili. wx H1 1v.fs3rX. Row Four: fl. ivfflqqirz, fb. Scfrirugxn ,uf HQT11. ..f.I.II1'f. The Student Court! cii, time qovermrig body of West Mil- WCr'.1f.-ee, is mime up ci rf'-gireseritcrtivos frczr. f'TI ii iiirrif-reifrri Grit: viuiu. Besides f1pfgr..:wrii'if1 the Srifiw Erjiii 'uri viii HTYITW- Citi XI r: ii'.'LI1 I' tizfv Cgrifx ri-ilu ffiir's1:'zif1s :Ur rriivi Quit wrap- girwga iirrrz viifircgw of iii' r:Tiiif'-11 rfiffqufrt, 'wrri 'f iii-'1 i.f'rr i. uf Dixie f1.i.'i'-r:L:,f- 1.fT'J fri 'ffi iii-fl Stifff czrifi Sui 'irzrfrri Ciurzvii C01 '.'f riiiwiis T ii V7 , . .H Exfrr 4' .fry 'sfiifrf fig if 3 firm' Row One: .' F :' L .... zf. Row TWO: , ' ' N. Duwiusrr., T. i 4.1. R wVfTQgm. s, f. Sf'ilri'.1i., P il. Kr-isor, iff. 'fl iw, ii. Swuzt . 4 , . . ',lfZiH- bf Row N CUIHGY J., T. ji The mcriri Uipieciive of the Rific Ciub is io ieuiii its members :nw io use lrecrrris scf-ily izid '.-,'i.fffiy. Meeiimg x-Je-3i11',', iiie duh shows infiirrifzhre rricvies. :md ii iicrs itiformcri dis' cussiozis. Trips io various skssiiriq qciieries are made during year. izs advisor is Mr. Eicck. 'Wd ter Hcrmmffriiziq is Presi dem: Nocii Dfrvidson, Vice Presidexziq Eiii Aibrefiiit SSCT8fC'TTY'TYfC1EL1T9T? Cr i ci Tern Wiiitri- Executive Qi ficer. , -,,,.,,,. Y M. .fir-., . :.':Tr1.':ii, T. 11 v 1 V Y .. r fr' W' 4 1 r 1 x Row Three: ' E: 1 ' I Row Five: 3' 74 Row Four: ' X First Row: E- . E+ Ein., H Third Row: f.f1 EE ' K' '..' x XQ.. ., . ., . Fourth Row: Pf U .f. , f... 0, r fr rw Ada- .M p , . Ir I fl Ln-Y,-4 Y. sq ,rn 4...J . r. f--rn LYS K. Q' II T11 511 ri -T, N, ffm f13Il Gi Mr. Ciizpgj, 1i9Tf',7TI1QF 'qrgiig T119 hrrlvf'-is ggi f,,1i':51ll qfrmffs. They Ci: fiDTII1i'If1 T11-iv ZfIl i'iI'.u pfflf'l,'L.1f funn SIQHUITZ' V AYLI1 Bind-P' S'.?i7r'9tf1r','-Trxjcrgrxrir Ksrriri LQEQCIQ1. TIN- IVICI pcrfpriti dllflfl 21:11. trlufl, have iciririliiid thpir Tcrlenis 13 Mies Grid Sipgtif . S Lei! to Right: f K iQ JR , . J r ,, :fix , , Z 1 rv. ' L Q7 ., ,. Q93 II Z 8 xv 1 X 'X -Q. 5 1 4 J t fb ,L ,gi Second Row: F. I1-If WIIYITITI. v 1 Iv, ,, A O Lgcrfs, f. fryztxk wiskg, E. the Flfrq Corps friday mcrrrhmq 9-PT'f2S1QiS'Ilf, Sue reitffs, wzxo also if YQSCYX HGV! YOU' Q, Drevvs. r W he wk V AC 4 0 1 , . r I 4 -.na First Row: If Second Row: f ' x.Q'1r1. Thls year for the f1I'SY, West MliW'GWJk9Q has CI greup of freshmen Cheerleiders le B S,q1,1'1m'i bcisketbull Yefxm They Chfnsem irom elrght f:cm1peTzr1'q 'guise ,ilk ,I T f :1rQf: :rw nut 'zNfuwed ie gap tc, uiher P3i,TE'l'J'U1f1 They' che,-er L11 eu! peg, ,.:5L,14f' ln: Tile 'HIISITY Chec:r'le,:r,1ders Tifuflfj 'Nlfh Kew 1: lfflfii rlflfi mow c':f'1efe:s M 11+ ' gb Ui LJLll1diT1Q up ihe schoolxs spmi Und e11thus1L1sr11 Beamies qrud E, if 5 vere nf- 55'lld6l'1I body at vfirlous times To Lmsflll mere mterest m the teams Xl ll ' , 'ST First Row Second Row First How: f.' ' 1 1 .'f'If1Zf'l'1v'iC . 71:1 f ' Gif-. ', F T V 1: 'J ' .1 Row Two: F f,.'i:?1, .. iI!ff rf. 1 Fizz. ' l5SSfI ,. 1 S. S rn f. I' zrmifz fl Flirt-f . C2 1 .-X, ' 'ti w ffmi: How Three: Q. Mndvsii N, . 225014, flf- 1m..r1! '. !F!!f'!CG! t, f. ff saw: Y, Twin ,, X EI ' H fifwi rx 'lt F. ii- 1' Y V' 1' fd itifsli F. Kim! :Pi E: ' '11:'!t.ri':. Row Four: ' ',1 iw. I 2 fl 'hut f-1' 'I ' Lf 1 S F.,1:Lft-' I, ff. Y. '. FIM-ii F ' C' ff ' 14 .12 1 F161 Row Five: T 'I Sig T. .J .... THX, , I , - . , P , . , . ,X U .. ,, . , . , , W ,V , ,.-wwf., f .1 , ' SIM ,QD w . , F THQ, Qmsrus is 3' Phiydhsf irmtstos' ., -an fv 'W ln MLS., CL., s ww. f.-r 4 .Agn J-. tu, ,A ii xir' C 'F A A mf..- HA an N Cnvidb ..t.?fS .C .. f' WW.-.Y -, ,-. 1 I. .5 :rig Qt. iii '. ' fs is Syrxifg f'CfTT'?T! 1 Cxfiir 1 f with it szfh X' MUSIC! MUSIC! MUSIC! W plf9'IiE-d by Mr. Chcgii the LS ksjrf ipgsy dpxrmg year. !IiC.',lCi9C1 HT is ssnscxge is C: sprmg concert Gnd G state Cfw-V-gr. T LqQ 'nf-Yr-4 -W sr., Gyn W'.,.v,Q pr uh., ' ,NW f-,NwsA- ,nfl f-Aw Cul.. .,.r...:: CL., :fr src! asssriklss, The nn-fd 'fffq fps'-wr rx .,,X,..,. ,. .C y WU. C. fsrsd svxsctsrs :id kind lsttsrs 'Q its wnmixgi TQ Mx, exif 'iust hi:-' AA f..-. 1 J.. .i ...A I ,-,,. .,-Q.,..w . ,. -Cwfw, ,. ., .., gg ' if First How: if ' 7 , uf,- F. 251. Second How: if tl 1 1 rf , , N., . -. I, f,..n I r Third Row:f r. gg' ' H r ' H ,,Q.,,, v .4 xl vw I. . U A - if ,I ,1 -f-:ff Fifth How: 77 Fourth Row. One of the better floats mes 'Y OXXC Usy Last Minute Beavers The Winner Second Fiddle HCMECOMING 1956 Character Day, l956, saw the return of the traditional parade and funny characters. Homerooms were working weeks before the special day ar- rived to make their float superior to all others. Even the sun shone, a thing that seldom happens on a West Milwaukee Homecoming. Although we lost the game to Greendale, nothing could ruin the per- fect day and build-up expectations of the game. Sally Neafus and Tom Busby, We Mi Hi's Mike and Minnie, along with their court, lean Ludwig and Bob Wolfgram, and Gerry Schwegel and l-larry McCallum, reigned at the dance that evening. The decorated gym and beautiful music put the final touch on a wonderful l956 homecoming. 78 'FJ-'H 1. 5 1 The Freud Ones Members if the Ceurf dw-ng, Sally Neofqs, Gerry Schwe-gel. l N BCE WO1fQYC1m Gnd TECH Ludw' Iv ke M r' Tcm .151 Gnd Sc y Nec1f.xs 79 is 3 Www-S A in-N. Qu DIC '3 King Ron Mack cmd Queen Judy Szyba Grcmd March The Cmwnmq Grand March 80 So rggjyel O Calc ndfVQ1zGy vc 1? OOO X1 at STARDUST c 1o,1 S be The lunlor Prom of l956 was held on Saturday eventnq May 12 The theme tor e Prom was taken from the song Stardust Colorful decoratrons covered every rnch ot the gym The decoratlons were made up of flowers colored paper and hte stze srlhouettes covered the walls Pollowrnq the Grand March the ktnq and queen re e1ved the1r crowns They then led a parade of cars to th Post Prom The Post Prom whrch rs sponsored by the West Mrlwaukee LIONS Club was held at the Charn Belt Corporatxon A tasty menu was offered and protesslonal entertalnrnent provrded The Chaperones rncluded all Junror homeroom teachers qv om, VX S A 0 Y' fi 0 I ie 81 SENIOR CLASS OF 1957 Presents THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER The Man Who Came to Dinner is the play that was QIVGD by the senior class at the West Milwaukee High School auditorium on March 22 at eight oclock The play a Comedy in three acts is by Moss Hart and George S Kaufman It is the story of a famous lecturer who V1S1lS the Stan forced to stay While trying to break up a romance between h1s secre tary and the town newspaper editor he succeeds in entirely disrupting the Stanley household The success of the play was due to cooperation of the cast and the fme direction of Miss Annette Morrison 82 ley family for dinner. As he is about to leave, he breaks his lea and is Mrs Ernest Stanley M1ss Preen Rlchard Stanley Iune Stanley ohn Sarah Mrs Dexter Mrs McCutcheon Mr Stanley MaQq1e Cutler Dr Bradley Sherldan Wh1tes1de Harrlet Stanley Bert Iefterson Cast of Characters Ianet Yahnke Ioan Lauerman Walter Hammerlmq Iudy Szyba Iohn Meschxng Margaret Rush Sandra Dolezal Dawn Sammons Thomas Busby Mar1llyn W1cklund Donald Druml Rob1n Carey Sally Neafus The Luncheon Guests Kenneth Conklm Ronald Hauser Bob Wolfqram Mr Baker Expressman l..orra1ne Sheldon Sandy Beverly Carlton Westcott Radlo Techn1c1an Chou Bamo Deputles Plamclothes Man Student D1rector Prompters Robert Due Kenneth Conklln Iudy Castme Kenneth Maren Ioel Drees Ronald Zwxtter Robert Wolfqram Mary Sull1van Denms Thekan Iames Frank Ronald Mack Robert Due Ronald Hauser Robert Wolfqram Perry Schwegel Donna Paulson Carol Chaoel l ................t......................,...,............t................... .,...........,...........,.... P ' Vince Iirik -----'----'-- -------------------------------H I 1 I 1 4 4 -....-...-............................... ........ ...........,..................... J' Wt Row One C' Kalamen D Czarneckr C Baas K Adams L Meuer I Kceppl R Boldt S Kluq C Lamp Row Two P Kazmarelc S Scherer P Vxchrch M Smrddy D Syolund K Pslcet D Schwelce-I MISS Altoe Cadvrsorl Row Three l-l Lulzenberqer K Luck cw S Huddcn B Doermq T Pelushelc I Yahnke C Balllarqeon Row Four P OMalley M Plerce M Hendrrclcsen I Gxbh B Chapel I Huber I Busby N Waqner Row Five S Petushelc S Schubert I Lauerman K Kaslen Uncle the drrecllon of rts new aclv1sor M1ss Attoe the Pep Club learns new cheers and helps to support the teams Thev also help to rntrocluce n w cheers at the pep assernblres After the football and baskethall seasons the clubs lstens to rnuslc Pep Club Q V 1-r 4: ,-. . . . - 1 ' 1 . 1 nf' ' :nj-,-,rv . U ' ' - , lf' . li T., 'fi-fqn Row One: K. Nell, S. Dcuqherty, B. Kusek, K. Baas C. Corrs, M. Rerch, K, Putzi, S. Putzi, M. Floeqlin. Row, Two: E, Acker, P, Wagner, C. Schultz, D. Smrth, B, Quade, V. Gasper, K. Labeckl, B. Petrie, Row Three: M. McDonnell, K. Kau, K. Krer, S. Hal- '.Y'.lClCGY, D, Mrllxcus, G. Ccplrn, C. Brcaclwick, S. Siegmund, C. Mcrm. Row Four: R. Salentme, S. Kerchsff, S. Scmodi, S. Scary- n'7, A. lic-Eieman ll, Eiier, I, Ianlczvrslcr, C. F.chert. How Five: l.. Lucas, I. Rapp, I. Mclsallen, A. Basamch. 84 Q I -5 5 i E' I First Row: V. Moe-sch, I. Hanson, L. Blandino, M. Bullwinlcel, K. Santarius, P. I-lermanson, Second Row: L, Chave, G. Hinz, M. Slapnick, M. Scott, N. Birmingham, Miss Staehle fadvisorl. Third Row M. Schanz, C. Chapel, C. Hannon, B. Drews, B. Chapel, C. Hermanson. The club, directed by Miss Staehle, meets twice a month. It's membership is offered to girls who are taking or have taken home economics. lt helps to train the girls to understand better the problems of cooking and sewing. During the year the club sponsors a dance and has a tatfy apple sale. Its officers in- clude: President, Karen Santariusg Secretary-Treasurer, loyce Strader, and Student Council Representative, Carol Chapel. 85 Mrs. Helen Hintz During the day one can see the maintenance crew helpinq to keep We Mi Hi neat as a pin. These hard workers are usually the first ones to arrive at school in the mornina and the last ones to leave. Head of the fernale half of the maintenance staff, Mrs. Helen Hintz's cheery smile can be seen clurinq the day around the school. She and ner assistants keep the school rooms clean and neat. 'NI 151 Left to right: Mr. Ed Scheel Eclc Eqicle, and Mr. Ed Paxlsse 86 3-'H lvl- 0' 4 x A T., gy I A f F ,l fo S 1 Q 3fnif v :Ax 9,5 'AE 3, 'D 11' sfo:-,Kay -SAS! 3253, t MY 9.44-44' X OM Ra rib Q47 'M-Lf ,991 YY I ' f Mf JL .- 4, 0 M if 'V W Mr Af LV gurjvffj bf Qf? W, 1. f J' 6' 11 I , 5 JT' . -I V, l ffl: ff'-HT! - .'.',e Pff' ff: il '7 f f- an 1 1 -Q , 4-' 55 4v.'q,f.'a?--5 Eff QF.. . A' V :I 'v?54, ' .. 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N F f V,-6 -fx X I 4 ,i ,,: . X Fm. . I A ,I , I ls . ,X ' VL ' fy ECL.. NT' 1-' 0 ' ' L ,f n v ' f . ..s -,VX V- , N' M ' ',:'-1 'I-: '. r, . 1 s. . 1' , Y , .4 ' , C! , . . -: :mu ., . .- hw A,, .- ' . fymywf . . ,, , ,Qt-5 '-.hi ... . . I ,77fZ,f I .:, 'Z' ....': '2 '-f - -Q ' , . 1 ' 1'-L . '. - 50 ' ' '. v' 'r -' ' ' --gn'-:H .V , , , .. :lof i . ... ol. 'f '.'--7ff'4,Z'.- .'-.- 1- - ' s ' .1:. '-' J., ., A ,fm :' - - 1- , nh 3-1,.,.,:'j ,t - A 7 L J --' A . - f -,I . ' ' Q ' 1 4- nhl -1' 'k - , ,' L. , I . - Y N , JV W I l I ng Q 5.5, , .f - . Y... 1 'gs PM 4 XP Q' nk, . FOCJTBALL 'fha S Tom Petzcxk Ken MUTQU 'Qi if Bob Due Ken Conklm Tlr-. Bob Ve-rbick Iohn Meschinq 88 is tv. Denms Klumb RON Zwlffef I G- 1 Pete Ncmcuso Dave Klcrppenbczch rib' Vmce hr k Ron Hauser 89 Q .9 w 5' .l.-' Q X ua ?- 5 ' X 4 1 1 ww ,Q fu-X 'ltr' Iohn Lewem is SM NRUW OU' 'K' Fred Funke 1 -3. 7 Q Karl Kclssulke Gene Hetzel W ax Iohn Well Qi? 41 T Mr Denms E1-HO ohn Schncibl 'Q' if Mmchcxel Groth Paul Bergen 91 . I ' I 'F n ' f ff V' V 1 xx li -- .. Dick Sjolund Ierry Vique Y 1 . GW 3 457' 7 49 an :Ffh PU'L1l TL1I'Z1l'1Sk1 Hn PQWQIS Sept. Sept. Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Gene Sheldon Dove Schedule W.M. 20 6 O O O l3 7 7 West Allis Centro South Milwaukee Shorewood Greehdole Cudohy West Allis l-lole 'Waukesha Whitefish Boy Mellious l Opp 6 6 20 12 27 13 20 21 U ' .2 'BMW' 32 .1 nn, 'P T fb ggdwwgv eiwqpggqlf 9- Q? if .mf ef f vp, irc. f 'NYM wi' 1 hp- Q4 'ANA 555' -A f f 4 ,f, H ,xr-1' +- 561114 in fl' gVgf9 , - .aw 93-2 ' 47 L+ FOOTBALL TOM PETZAK Sen1or guard Tom was an outstandrng defensrve player and h1s many hard tackles won h1m much respect KEN MAREN Sen1or center Ken made second team All Suburban a place that he well de se ved because of hrs excellent play He w1ll be greatly mrssed next year BOB DUE Sen1or guard Due Boy was a good man for openrng up holes rn the l1ne and he was also a good defensrve man For these reasons Bob won second team All Suburban KEN CONKLIN Sen1or tackle Ken was a frne marnstay rn the lme and came through wrth many tlrnely blocks BOB VERBICK Sen1or back Although he saw l1m1ted act1on because or 1nJur1es he proved hrmself to be one of the best backs rn the conference IOHN MESCHING Semor back lohn was one of the hardest runners and most drffrcult man to bnng down Good backs l1ke Iohn are hard to fmd DENNIS KLUMB-SGHIOT tackle Denms was a fme man to have around and always came through when he was needed RON ZWITTER Sen1or end Zwxtts was a frne man on offense and defense and h1s pass catch1ng abrlrty w1ll be m1ssed next year PETE MANCUSO Iumor end Although Pete was bothered by rmunes he was always rn there try ng DAVE KLAPPENBACI-I Iunror back On both offense and defense Dave proved to be a f1ne player and should be a great help to the team next year VINCE IIRIK Sen1or back Vrnce fnally found hrmself thls year and proved to be a frne runn1ng back RON I-IAUSER Sen1or tackle Bes1des be1ng one of the best krckoff artrsts 1n the league Ron was also a f1ne tackle DENNIS ERNO Sophomore center Dennls showed promrse as a great center and should be a regular on the team next year IOHN SCHNABL Sophomore back lohn saw lrttle act1on thrs year but should be a great help to the team next year DICK SIOLUND Iunror guard Dxck showed that he could handle hrmself on the f1eld and helped keep up the team s sp1r1t and gave the opponents a rough trme MICHAEL GROTH Sophomore center Mrckey saw lrttle act1on th1s season but wlth some of the senlors leavmg he w1ll have a clear f1eld next year PAUL BERGEN Sophomore back Although Pete lacks s1ze h1s speed and the expenence he garned th1s year w1ll make h1m a valued ball player next season IOHN LEWEIN Iun1or tackle Iohn has shown good promrse and wxth more experrence should develop 1nto a fme player GENE HETZEI Iunlor guard Gene showed frne prommse th1s year and should be a regular agaln next year FRED FUNKE Iun1or end I-'ntz was a good defensrve man and was always 1n there try1ng KARL KASSULKE Sophomore back Berng left handed drd not hrnder Karl from be1ng a fme quarterba k BOB ZWITTER Sophomore guard Poss lacked the exper1ence but should develop rnto a frne ball player IOHN WEIL Sophomore end Iohn showed fme ab1l1ty as an end and should be a great help to the team next year PAUL TURZINSKI Sophomore tackle Because of hrs srze Paul should develop 1nto a great ball player and be an asset to the team IIM POWERS Sophomore end As a prom1s1ng young end llm w1ll be Cl QIGCIT help to the team 1n years to come GENE SHELDON Sophomore back Gene rs a hard runn1ng back and wrth a l1ttle more ex penence should go a long way DAVE MILLIOUS Sophomore guard Dave saw only a lrttle act1on but w1ll be back for two more years to help the boys put up a good show1ng -U- l I . l ' I 1' ' . ' ' . , . i I 1 ' - l I I I l E -- ' , . ' i ' ' ' -1 I I ' I l I I l I IERRY VIGUE-lunior, back. Although Jerry is not very big he was always in there trying c . ll ll v I I . 3 :- . - I vii ' f,ff:l' ffl . --ai fs ' fr-srl ll Bob Verb1 k George Heuer f '53 WH?- Bo Due 95 - - x u Ron Zwmer Gene Hetzel me he, b ,ffe K e 5, Q ' 'ai F' ' hw Vmce Ilflk Ierry V1que Pete Mcmcuso Fred Funke 96 5? 1 f f ' X , : f ,, , ,V TRACK R. Zwitter, G D. K1CIDP5Ii1IDCICh, G 2 T 98 Br 71 rw Tr xv HAIL MUSTANGS' Someone reading of the lVlustang's inability to reach Madison might feel the team fell short of the goal set. But they proved them- selves capable of attaining the goals set up by sportsmanship it- self. The boys played as a unity they played a hard game and a clean one. Defeat was a challenge, but a driving spirit, a grand coach, and a great bunch of guys proved that defeat is not re- treat. They felled the small teams and the big ones, too. This season's play is to the younger crew, laid down in part by the seniors Ron Hauser, Ken Maren, and Ron Zwitter. And these boys will always be able to look back not only to the champion- ship year but to games honorably played, won, and lost. 100 BASKETBALL RON ZWITTER Senror guard Hs contrrputrons to the teams success are marked by hrs frne abrlrty to score and hrs excellence as a guard Hrs con trrbutrons are also marked by the fact that he made second team All Suburban DAVE KLAPPENBACH lunror guard Dave rs a brrllrant floor man wrth an alert mrnd and qurck hands Hrs steady progress rn controllrng the ball and especrally rn shootrng was a spark to the team when needed most KEN MAREN Senror center Kerr s herght C6 7 l contrrbuted to hrs frne work at reboundrng lay ups scorrng and prvotrng Hrs efforts were rewarded when he was chosen frrst strrng center on the Sentrnel and Iournal All Suburban Teams Ken was a marnstay to the Mustangs and hrs abrlrty can be drrectly lrnked wrth the over all strength of the team RON HAUSER Senror forward Ron s abrlrty as a rebounder can be rated wrth the best Hrs fast passes hrs aggressrv ness under the basket and hrs trmely long range buckets grve hrm the rrgh' to clarm a share of the gurntets success DAVE BREESE lunror forward Wrtn two seasons of play behrnd hrm Dave rs rn a good posrtron to rely on past experrence as hrs gurde He rs always a threat to an opposrng team because of hr gurckness and aggressrveness Dave was and wrll be a key man on the blue gold squad PETER MANCUSC lunror forward Pete starred the season slow by not seerng too much a tron .out he uldnt be hed back Especrally later rn the season rn the mo e cru ra g fn s Petes adept work under the boards and hrs lay ups he ped We Mr Hr move to the top IOHN TERESHKO lunror guard lohn wno was elevated to the varsrty later rn the season drd a frne rob wrth Coach Sonnenbergs men He rs a deadly shot and plays good control ball Another must for the 58 team BOB ZWITTER Sophomore guard Not to be ox ershadowed by hrs brother s success Bob has already garned v rsrty status He rs a good drrvrng player and has a frne rump shot He alr ady sho fs the 'naarngs of a frghtrng Mustang FRED FUNKE lunror center Fred s hard work and reboundrnc strength won hrm an early posrtron on the varsrty team l-'rs arnbrtron to make a frne basketball player coupled wrth hrs rugged reboundrng and rmprovrng marks manshrp make good chances for a 1 nrng 38 team TOM STRANDT lunror forward Tom s frrst year vrth varsrty competrtron should grve hrm the experrence every frrst str ng player frnds necessary Hustle and strll more practr e wlr de Jelop Tom rnto an even better player and a credrt to Coa h Beattres team next year 'IOI , , ,1 . 1 -- , . 1 r r 2 , . . 1 . 1 11 . . . 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Hetzel Wrest11ng IOHN MESCHING Semor 165 lb lohn ran rnto a 11tt1e trouble makrng the 145 lb class and had to Jump up two wetght drvtsrons 1n the sectlonals and managed to w1n a thlrd place He had an excellent dual season BOB VERBlCK Sen1or 115 lb Along wrth Ron Mack Bob turned ln an undefeated dual season but because of a head JnJury default d tn the state meet DOUGLAS O GRADY Sophomore 103 lb Douglas packed a lot of power for hrs welght and d1d a good Job He should be very valuable to Coach Block s 1957 58 wrestlers RON MACK Senlor 136 lb Ron had a terr1f1c undefeated dual season and went on to place second rn the state Though los1ng 1n the flnals of the state meet by an unlucky break Ron was st11l consrdered by all coaches to b the best 1n hrs werght d1v1s1on KEN CONlxLlN Sentor Heavy we1ght Ken m t a lot of b1g boys and really had a tough season He d1d a very frne Joo durmg the season and took a thrrd 1n the state sectronals IOHN VVEIL Sophomore 145 lb lohn was our regular 145 lb man and d1d a frne Job unt11 he went on a rrp and returned to t1p the scales at 160 lbs IERRY VIGUE lunlor 128 lb lerry turned out to be one of the better wrestlers on the team He had an excellent dual season and went on to qualtfy for the state meet DAVE BUSKE lumor 103 lb Dave wrestled at 112 lbs the whole vars1ty season and had a lrttle touble He dropped a we1ght for the s ate secttonals and took a very rmpressmg thlrd SYLVESTER KACZMAREK Heavy werght Sy wrestled one varslty meet and d1d a terr1f1c Job Coach Block has great hopes for hrm Jn the future a good share of hls rneets lohn should go a long way m the state meet next year DENNlS HANOSKI Tumor 155 lb Dennts only wrestled one varsrty meet but showed that he would be m th re p1tch1ng for a varsrty spot next year ARNOLD HUSSMAN Sophomore 136 lb Arnre frlled 1n at the last mlnute at 145 lbs ID the state sectronal and took a surpnstng fourth Hell be back next year for a great and promtsmg season DENNIS ERNO Sophomore 180 lb Den was one of the stronge t boys on the team and looked hrs best aga1nst the opponent He w1ll be ba k for a good season next year ROGER NACKER Sophomore 103 lb Though not wrestlmg a varslty meet unt11 the last few weeks of th season Roger showed grea promrse by w1nn1ng one and los1ng one very close match Hell be a Valuable asset to th team next year KIRK LAWSON lumor 120 lb Only a Junror Ktrk turned IH a very good dual season record and later qualtfred for the state meet DAVID PRlCE Sophomore 112 lb Dave ts a very relrable wrestler and should prove to oe better next year BOB KNOLL lumor 155 lb Bob was our exfnbrtton artlst He won the maJor1ty of hrs meets and proved to b a tough competttor EVERE T HETZEL Freshman 103 lb Wmntng a ma or letter as a freshman 1S very rare Everett drd tt wttln three ptns a great record 106 I 1 , ' ' e ' . I . I I U K I , N- . I , . U 3 . 4 . . l . ' r . ' t ' ' ' IOHN SCHANBLfeSophomore, 145 lb. lohn turned out to be a regular scrapper and won m' , . 1 S ' ' 1 . ' c . . i , . x I l I , . 9 , 1 ' ' ' ' I 3 --Q , . I ' J - Y , . , . , . . . e ' . 'T' - 1 4 1 t . - ee , . J . Eg Q4 ' S... . 75' iv. ,Y I u ch' Tom Petzcrk 1 Bob Verblck Q - 0n1...9 ,f 1 Y Ron Zwnter Dave Klcropenbcrch Ken Mayen 107 tx pls Vmce Imk Bob Zw1tter Iohn Meschmq Ken Lembeze-der Mxckey Groth 108 ix MMV Q QKQQWWK M kv 'S M? : n VH Karl Kassulke A W w 45 w xx L f 1 7 Bob Dunn BASEBALL TOM PETZAK Senror outtreld A great h1tter and able frelder makes Tom one of the best prospects for a berth on the All Suburban team th1s year BON ZWITTER Semor lntreld Ron was a top man ln the fteld and at the plate He should be number one rn the league at hrs posltron thrs year BOB VEBBICK Semor prtcher Bob hrst played baseball last year and prtched a tarr season HIS h1tt1ng was conslstent though he drd not get many base hrts DAVE KLAPPENBACH Iunror rnfreld Desprte cr slow start last season Dave came out to be one ot the best hrtters on the team KEN MAREN Semor outheld Ken had a sohd eye at the plate and was a tough man for enemy prtchers to get out of there He also proved to be an excellent defensrve outtlelder VINCE HBIK Semor outheld Due to hrs frne speed Vlnce was a good out Helder and base runner BCB ZWITTEB Iunror rnfreld Bob was a fearless h1tter who was afrald of no one He wrll be rmportant to the team this year IOHN MESCHINC- Semor outtleld Iohn was unable to flnd hrs h1tt1ng eye last year but proved to be an excellent trelder He wrll be valuable to the team th1s year KEN LEMBEZEDEB lunlor catcher Good hlttxng and excellent detensrve playmg last year w1ll put Ken behrnd the plate agatn thts year MICKEY GBOTH lunror mtreld Mrclxey drdnt plav much untll the end of the season when he proved to be a good h1tter Coach Kuhs IS lookrng for ward to havrng hmm Jorn the team agaln thrs y ar KARL KASSULKE Sophomore outtreld Karl was a good detensrve outhelder and h1tter and should be rn that startrng hne up this year IIM IANECZKO Semor outheld hm had trouble wrth a bat last year but was always a dependable man rn the outfteld BGB DUNN Iumor rnheld Bobby was a tough man up at the plate because he was so small He drew many walks DON SCHBOEDER lunror prtcher Don dtd not have much of a chance to pttch last year but sho Ned frne speed and coordlnatron 110 - , . . l , . i , . -- I - 1 i , . 1 - 1 ' l . 1 , . -4 , . .A l , . ... . tr . 1 f I - A 9. - , J.. 1 , . i , . 1' , . X . 1 . gat- 'Nl .+ff1:.g-,i.k3- +0 w'+'A sk Qui Q.-ai 7 gm V ' j,,4a0uwf-Q'iv 4 f-aan IC' N is I ' 3 X 'Dv 0 H' 3-000 JJ ,XZ i Row One P Beraert D Walker D Dztttnsk K Lemhezede Row Two T Hxnrtchs G Burbank G lietzel N Chapel Row Three P Turzmskt T Goran D l V T Detzak Row Four L Ku aw s 1 B Beren G l-len K Kassu ke Z5 Pe ch A Mets The swrmm rs exp renced a very thrtlltnq sea on thts year They had an almost undefeated record erqht wrns and ore lo S They met and la at West Allts Central twtce D2 ?J and 5126 and de t ated North Dtvtston Q9 l8 Bay Vlew 47 30 South Dtvrs on 47 3U Cudahf 5621 and 52 25 and rnet thetr only defeat at Washtnaton '75 93 In the Ltttle Suhurpan Meet West Mrlwaulc c placed ftrst wtth 64 potnts West Mtlwaulcee pla ed tttth rn the Bra Suhurloan Meet At the state meet at lanesvtlle Ken Lembezeder placed second tn the lOO yard tree Style rn the preltrntnartes, and thrrd tn the ttnale Wtth ntne of the hoye returnmq next year, W'est Mtlwaulcee should have an equally successful seaeon H2 . 1 9 5 ,5 f , Nt 1 at 0 N I A I , ,w ,,,r,. 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