Madison West, Class of 1954

Advisors Election Friday in Homerooms

Petitions for the nomination of class officers have been filed this afternoon and elections for officers and advisors will be Friday and Monday in home rooms.

Since more than three students were nominated for several offices, the election Friday will be a primary for these offices, stated Dave Baskerville, head of the Student Senate Election Committee.

Up until publication time, petitions for the following seniors had been filled; Dick Kraemer, Roger Clark, John Bass, and John Dutton for

president; Pete Pleune, and Gordon Corcoran for vice president; Jacquie Poehling, Judy Bruce, and Roberta Marling, for secretary. The only petition for the junior class nominates Waltressa Allen for secretary. Petitions for the sophomore class include Marshall Shapiro, and Harry Hamilton for president; Nick Fish for vice president; Ken. Lynn Heydon, Marjory Kelzenberg, for secretary.

Teachers nominated for class advisors are Mrs. Enid Erickson, Mr. H. G. Koehler, and Mrs. Joyce Steward for senior advisor; Mr. George Becker, Mr. Raymond Quant, and Mr. Fredrick Schuler for junior advisor; Mr. Russell Paugh, Mr. Donald Krider, and Mr. Burton Hable, sophomore advisor.

Headaches are numerous in stage crew these days as preparations are made for production of "The Admirable Crichton”

Half a row boat, an armadillo, a home made concertina, a stuffed deer, and the kitchen sink, ire a few of the unusual props which must be found by

prop crew, headed by Muff Hobbins, Prop crew chairman.

Make up Crew's problems, stated Sally Schwenker, chairman, are mainly how to get a desert island tan on the entire cast between acts II and III.

5 West Students Appear On TV

The orchestra will give its annual pop concert during the activity period Friday.

Among the selections they will play are "Temptation" by Brown, “Perpetual Motion,” by Carl Bohm, and “Sarabande, by Leroy Anderson.

Bob Dale will introduce the concert.

Sixty-four students are members of the orchestra, which is one of the largest in West’s history, reported Director E. J. Stanke.

Senior Pictures Set for Nov. 2-4

Senior Pictures for this year’s "Westward Ho" will be taken on November 2, 3 and 4. All club pictures are to be taken on November 23. Homeroom pictures are being taken this week.

Separate pictures of each homeroom are being taken this year because of the improved looks of the single pictures, stated Bill Curreri, editor-in-chief.

The Regents dropped their fourth and fifth games of the season to Racine Horlick and Central.

Racine Horlick's grid machine put together two touchdown drives to defeat West 12 7, at Racine, on October 16. The victory gave Racine Horlick a record of three victories and only one defeat in conference play. The Rebels were sparked by hard running Dave Lampman, who scored both Horlick touchdowns. John Christianson broke through the line to block one of Horlick's extra point attempts.

West scored its only touchdown on a Dave Baskerville to Dave Johnson pass. Karl Holzworth booted the. extra point.

A sharp defense helped Central to defeat West. 18 0 at Breese Stevens field Friday night. The win was their second straight in the conference rivalry. West now has one win against five defeats season.

Central, put the game on ice in the fourth quarter by scoring two quick touchdowns. Both touchdowns were set up on intercepted passes within the 30 yard line. Until this time West had shown fair offense and defense.

Karl Holzworth and Dave Johnson did good jobs in the backfield while Gordon Corcoran played a hard game on offense and defense. Dave Johnson had a good night in punting, one of which went 66 yards and set West out of the hole.

The West offense just couldn't get rolling, its closest threat of penetration was to Central's 32. Joe Stassi intercepted a pass on the 44, Holzworth then smashed 12 yards on the next play to the 32, where after two unsuccessful pass plays West was forced to punt into the end zone