Waco High School - Daisy Chain Yearbook (Waco, TX)

Page 18 text:

ASB l l l l 4 A. S. B. Council Through this year of War and uncertainty, the student council has been faced with problems of making every student body activity have a part in the War program and making the year memorable socially for those who Will soon be in the armed forces. That the council has suc- ceeded is shown in the number Plourteerl of dances and in the participa- tion of clubs in Various war projects. Officers of the council are as follows: Frank Bennett ,,..,..,.,.... President Mary East ,,,..,..,... Vice president Bernice Bowersox .,..,,,. Secretary Henry lohnson ,,,.,, Forensic mgr. Hugh Lovell .,.. Sergeant at arms

Page 17 text:

me-x ,x ' sw- as 3 l 3 l l i l i 9 l l E i l Q 6 i s t i F irst row: Mabel Robertson, Muriel Wilson, Gertrude Smith, Carolyn Wilson, Lela Newmyer, Ada Hass, lenotte Roberts, Beryl Holt, Gertrude Shisler Second row: Lena Belle Tartar, Ralph Murphy, Lelia Iohnson, Alta Rieck, Mary B Sayles, Mary H, smith, Mabel Cooley, Elizabeth Hogg, Frank Neer. 7fw7Ai.lL+0e1f 'l'hircl row: Grace Hockett, Edith Serell, Sylvia Kraps, lime Philpott, Mario Hoiiquez, Leah Haque, Ioan Kendall, William Porter, Herman Echwartzkopf, F acult teach new courses and train students to fit into the War effort, but they also have given freely of their time to aid in rationing and various other war pro- grams. Thirteen

Page 19 text:

CLASSES A noticeable change has come over the classes of Salem High. With a more determined spirit each individual has knuckled down with cm honest effort to do his part in the Victory Program. 'A' Fitieen