West Bend High School - Bend Yearbook (West Bend, WI)

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ws. hwy? 4 ', 7 'LJ . f T '- i 1 Mud' N' p Seated Jackie Schultz, Sharon Kerry, Carmen Kerry. Standing Barbara Potter, Mr. Panfil, Gordon Griese- mer, Mary Juech, Noraleen Wendelborn, The responsibility of organizing and administer- ing the entire program of social events at West Bend High School falls on the capable shoulders of the stu- dents pictured here who comprise the Student Social Committee and their adviser, Mr. Panfil. Working with Mr. Panfil, the faculty social chair- man, these students find much to keep them busy. Among their many and varied tasks in insuring a suc- cessful program at West Bend High are the following: setting up a social calendar of thirteen dances and parties so that these do not conflict with other school functions, corresponding with, hiring, and paying for the orchestras that play at all affairs, inviting parents to act as chaperones at the dances and later sending them thank you notes, ordering and paying for the re- freshments, decorating materials, and favors needed at these affairs: obtaining change and counting the proceeds from these affairsg and, finally. setting up a code of ethics and behavior governing all social activ- Social Committee . The Hub 0fSch0o! Towns Social Activities ities. The Social Committee members also hire the student buses, and issue Parent Permission Slips, bus tickets, and game tickets for out-of-town athletic contests which the students wish to attend. Despite the fact that these boys and girls receive no formal recognition or award for their work, they derive complete satisfaction from seeing their fellow students thoroughly enjoying the social events that were possible only through their unselfish efforts, At the Social Committee meeting of April 18, Mr. Panfil, Mary LeMahieu, Bonnie Plout, Sharon Kerry, Carmen Kerry, and Noraleen Wendelborn approved the committee members for next year. The new mem- bers are Bonnie Plout, Sharon Kerry. Jackie Schultz, Ilene Hanson, Mary LeMahieu, secretary-treasurer. The 1955-56 dance schedule was discussed and ap- proved, and the new committee then familiarized itself with the duties of the Social Committee in order to be ready for next year. Charles Cropper crowns May Ball royalty, Diane Shaw and Bill Moeller. Tom Putnam and Don liehwaldt sell soda at a senior dance ff 'i ,471 I gy fftvl

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Sometimes We IV0142 . . Sometimes - - - - -Xlice Reinders registers at the Future Teachers ot' America Convention held in West Bend. Portrayal of yester-years is eiren by Washington County Pioneers. Spanish Club breaks Mexican pinata in skit put on during the Christmas assembly program Future Teachers ol' America ol't'ic-ers: Kaye Frankow Virginia Hoy. Eileen Staral. and Carol Gessert discuss club projects with Mr, Holt and lllr. Egeert. advisers Washington County Pioneers: Dick Borchardt. Willard tioeden. Jerry Klumb. and Harold Dahlinger bring: to life old county settlers at initiation. German Club enjoys initiation. as shown by the faces of its new members,

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