Shell Lake High School - Lakonian Yearbook (Shell Lake, WI)

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Cfaddroom Acfiuified Shell Lake High School boasts of a fine Science Department. We are now offering Phys- ics, Chemistry, and General Science. With the addition of our new work tables the students can enjoy their experiments. lla-QD a .gf Ag 5 . l The quiet of the library is inducive to study We now have a complete line of reference books fiction daily newspapers and magazines This helps to create a desire for better reading habits

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f?JJ,4 The Shell 'Lake Chapter of the Future Home- makers of America was organized on 'November 5, 1948 with an enrollment of 29 members. The follow- ing officers were elected: president-Nancy Rydberg, Vice Pres.---Nola Ireland, secretary+EIvera Johnson, Treasurer- Olive Swan. The new members were init- iated at a candlelight ceremony followed by a dinner in the Home Ec. rooms. A midyear party was held with the F.F,A. boys. Plans have been made to visit'Betty Crocker kitchens in the spring. As the Future Home- makers of America each 'member is eager to have this organization become the most successful Shell La-ke has ever known. FIRST ROW S Lindernenn S Norton O Swan N Rydberg L Johnson N Ireland E ohn son SECOND ROW B Harold M Martin D Hiles S Hawkinson V Malin Mrs Crowell THIRD ROW E Arneson M Colms D Schroder I Olson G Gronmng J Dopp B Vllll la P Lumby M Zeron G Hefter D Hefter R Jones 33,4 FIRST ROW C Rylander C Messenger J Ogilvie P Schaefer M Rydberg D Rydberg F Hall J Rounce C Hall D Arnes C Lukens SECOND ROW D Steckelberg M Vol kamn C Attkinson H Coan D Livingston P Rydberg R Anderson R Messenger D Par kms M Schaefer R Norton Mr Jackson THIRD ROW D Klinger V Heirth D Hender son B Penny J Graf B Johnson R Jacobson A Nelson A Sather A Rydberg D Furst enlcht The F F A stands for Future Farmers of America t S a national organization that covers all 48 states The Shell Lake Chapter is run by a new set of officers each year This year the officers include President Paul Schaefer, Vice President Donald Rydberg Sec retary Joe Rounce, Treasurer Francis Hall Reporter, Marvin Rydberg The outstanding event is the annual camping trip The money for this is made during the school year and the trip takes place soon after school lets out in the spring Any member in the F F A may participate A Christmas dinner was collected and sent to a needy family The F F A sponsored this Each member brought some food and all was put together and taken to this family They were very grateful The F F A is a great organization and any boy belonging to it should be proud of his membership O I l .. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. 5.J- . .. ,. ,, ,. ,. 5. . ,. ,. 5. 5. 5. 5. 5.- 14 1- 1- 1- I-- O l O :.' ,. 5. ,. ,. ,. , .5. ,.,. ,. . .. ,.- I' I' I' I' I' I' I'- ,. ,. ,. . .. ,. ,. - 1- 1-1- 1- 1- 1- rr 1-,' 7 1' 1 1 1 - - .5 . ..

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0 .H f QZIMHCA p 0gI'al'l'l Mrs Jacobson and Mrs Hess Student Helpers J L Each day our competent cook Mrs Hess with the and of Mrs Jacobson prepares a noon meal for 2lO students The student pays S3 for twenty meals or twenty cents for a single meal The state renmburses us nlne cents for every class A meal served with milk and sev en cents for each meal without mllk Defmute requirements for each meal are set up by the state A class A meal consists of W pant whole mnlk 2 ounces of protenn lfres'h or processed meat or fnshl 6 ounces of raw cook ed or canned vegetable or fruit l portion of bread, and 2 teaspoons of butter If you don t belneve we enjoy noon meals just watch our chow lmel I Patlently Wim Oh' At last