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

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CCDIVTMERCE . . The deTiniTicn oT The Term llbusinessll has been ex- Tended by some To include all human acTiviTies aimed aT saTisTying human wanTs, WheTher or noT we wish To accepT so broad a deTiniTion as This, we musT admiT ThaT The business-economic aspecT oT presenTvday living cannoT be escaped by anyone. Recognizing The evereincreasing need Tor businesse economic liTeracy, our schools have devoTed more and more oT Their energy To TulTill ThaT need. SpeciTically, The business curriculum has been enlarged in Two ways: I. New subiecTs have been inTroduced: 2. Qld subiecTs have been broadened in Their scope Trom a purely vocaTional naTure To include social appreciaTion and personal-use values. The sTudenT's aTTenTion is direcTed To The social signiTic- ance oT business acTiviTy as iT aTTecTs The individual, The local, sTaTe, and naTional governmenTs, and even The culTural paTTerns oT our naTion. Business sTandards oT speed, accuracy, and honesTy are developed which have personal as well as vocaTional value. Thus prepared, wiTh a broad undersTanding oT modern problems and wiTh speciTic skills To help him rneeT Them, The WesT Bend High School sTudenT is ready To sTarT living a more eTTecTive and abundanT liTe. Ad 5 anclne Bode-n yenciling S Cria XvVETt'3' a' 'he ado 'Q 'machine N 'Na K t'e' cracTices shorThand 'fy Ha ei booifkeecirix ass SECRETARIES AND EXECUTIVES CDF Tl-IE FUTURE Fade Se.-er'

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The music deparTmenT oT The WesT Bend High School is composed oT several organiza- Tions and parTicipaTes in many acTiyiTies. There are nineTy-seven sTudenTs in The Two bands. The 'BN band is composed oT beginners and oThers who have had some experience. There are abouT I35 sTudenTs singing ir- The glee clubs. These groups include The Freshf 'nen-Sophomore girls' chorus, The Junior-Senior girls' chorus, and The boys' chorus. All oT Tnese grouos were presenTed or' The Musical varieTies program held on January 27. The 0rchesTra, whose membership includes sTudenTs Trom The sevenTh grade Through The senior class. meeTs once each weelc aTTer school. Many oT The sTudenTs in The music deoarT- menT have appeared on The programs oT vari- ous service organizaTions ThroughouT The year such as Kiwanis, Womanis Club, and church organizaTions. The work oT The music deparTmenT has carried over in many insTances To musical acTiviTies ouTside oT school. A large number oT sTudenTs are olaying in dance orchesTras, many belong To oTher bards, and sTiiI oThers 'wave Their small inTormaI groups, such as insTrumenT- ai ensembles, and singing groups. This is perhaps one oT The mosT imporTanT Tunchons oT The music deparTmenT. In This day oT much leisure Time, iT one can be sTimuIaTed To use The upliTTing and inspiring inTIuence oT music, The Taslr oT The music deoarTmenT has been well done. One oT The mosT enjoyable acTiviTies oT The year is The annual music TesTivaI held aT PorT WashingTon and WesT Bend. AbouT I2O oT The music sTudenTs Talce parT in This TesTivai. The eIernenT oT compeTiTion is compIeTeIy eIiminaTed. All is done enTirely in a spiriT oT co-operaTion and good Tellowship. The various organizaTions oT each school combine To pro- duce The same program aT each school. Many iasTing Triendships have been born oT This fesTl val oT Teilowship in music. The Senior class oT I938 graciously doe haTed a radio-phonograph combinaTion To The school, which will have an imporTanT place in The Teaching oT music appreciaTion. IT has already been made good use ol ir The bands and in The music appreciaTion classes in The sevenTh and eighTh grades. Mr. ChrisTenseh. The direcTor oT music is ooicing Torward To The Time when, wiTh iTs new ouarTers, The music deparTmenT can render a more comoIeTe insTrucTion, Thereby bringrg an enduring appreciaTion and a cerTormance saTisfacTion. noT experienced by Tne soecTaTor 'To The 'iyes oT The sTudenTs wno carTic'caTe if The greaTe3T oT The universa arTsem,.s'i I I VIOLIN SECTION Marira Miuzalfis Wi a'o Kuias Mirabel dere Jaton. ORCHESTRA Fd. Schorr'QcTfir, Tam Merriam Muriel RMT Haiolo iiezrei ar: Lewis Rear-. BOYS' GLEE CLUB Top Row: L. Roar: E, Krang VV, Sarber KiecIchaTer R. Prem C. BarTeIT, A. Su Row Four: D. Cosgrove R. Wierma' D. E. Sihoerbeclr, R, B:eTfcher J. T-Tuber E. Row Three: E. Baclvaus J. QiTs R. Er Zi-ed er R. Kicirbus' J. STahi 9. Ifurfz. I-ir,-? ind E . Qfbed Sqhmio V. Cenmar A ifwaIT9r, Goeden E. Ru Waiver. er W. Kopp P Row Two: H. Wiikens C. Huber V. DeTT'nar N. De-T'ma' S. Vince'T T-I. Krueger W. IvIoriTZ R. Rosevhal J. Schalle Row Che: T-I, LaaTs:h F. AIIieT J, Lan: P, Wardius B Sihmid' 3. Eff -or 9. I-lVilren. Vf. Be'Zf:'. aie N re .