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

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Scryvhcnmcwe Home Rooms ,JL if Top LeTT: Soohoinore howe- comwinq Glun. Top RighT: RuTn Jafskel Jean RiTa Hi lei, and Nl r r a bel Hansen. CenTer LeTT: Sophomore horne- :orn na ' o . CenTer RighT: Adelia Luecke. BoTTom LeTT: Helen Boelhzher. BoTTom RighT: Audrey NVOTT and BeTTe Bingham. im :Mews nu ui fu A W, ., . r... ,.....,. p i 1 J ' su fs ru-one , -, W- fu , P549 eliTTlTe9n rn- 1 gr..-vu. nf .4 -alla ,Aim 4..- mi-M4 sn- .pa nu fr-lm ra me ui-up u-1-an ana 1 ,nf -.su um-ig 1 nil anna H - 'sn :mud fquwn 4, vp run , --...W ..,,. M W ,,,,,,,, I The picTures below show some oT The sophomores aT work and aT play. The sophs did Their parT To make The l939 Homecoming a success. The scene shown in The picTure below was porTrayed wiTh realisTic lighTing and cosTuming by The sophomores in Their homecoming sTunT. Five sophomore TloaTs were enTered in The parade, Two oT which are shown here. Leading The soph parade were our cheer- leaders, BeTTe Bingham and Audrey Wolf, shown in The lower picTure waving aT The crowd. AnoTher TloaT had The Theme, We'll Hook 'Emf' wiTh an enThusiasTic group oT Tishermen on board. BUT all is noT play. ATTer sTudying abouT The daily newspa- pers, members OT Mr, BaxTer's TirsT semesTer English classes puT Their knowledge inTo pracTice by publishing an issue oT The DusT Pan. Shown looking over conTribuTions is The ediTorial board con- sisTing oT RuTh Jaekel, Jean Horlamus, Joy Schneider, RiTa Hiller, and Tvlirabel Hansen. A look inTo Miss Meyers science classroom shows Adelia Luecke hard aT work conducTing an experimenT. WiTh ruler in hand, we Tind Helen BoeTTcher explaining The parTs OT a sewing machine To her classmaTes in The second-year home economics class. wiv mme-41 mia. in -man an can human

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5 Top: George Allendorl' and Joy Schneider. Bollom: Sophomore English Class. 3 S' .Um Sim? I George Allendorl, Joy Schneider, and Calvin Abel are inscribed on lhe records ol lhe sophomore class as presidenl, vice-presidenl, and secrelary-lreasurer re- speclively. George, Skinny or Buddy Allendorl slarled his high school polilical career when he was elecled vice-presi- denl ol lhe class in his lreshman year. The class was well pleased wilh Skinny's sincerily, poise, naluralness, sense ol humor, and his general abilily, and lherelore pro- moled him lo lhe ollice ol presidenl. George is lhe lall, dark, and handsome lype, who gels along well wilh mosl people. Skinny enioys alh- lelics, and lhe sophomores believe lhal he has greal prospecls in lhal lield. Joy Schneider, lhe vice-presidenl, was also pro- moled by her class, having held lhe ollice ol secrelary in her lreshman year. She is liked by all lhe sludenls because ol her sweelness, lriendliness, pep, originalily, and needless lo say, her general allracliveness. Joy's hobby is lalking aboul molorcycles. She is going lo own one some day she says. Joy also is a mem- ber ol lhe G. A. A. and was caplain ol lhe sophomore baske-lball leam which caplured lhe championship. Many ol lhe sludenls know ol Joy's iournalislic abilily, and hope she'll lollow il lhrough nexl year. Calvin Abel, lhe secrelary-lreasurer, lullilled his ollice capably because ol his many good qualilies which include allenliveness, alerlness, cleverness, and honesly. Cal enjoys alhlelics and wenl oul lor several dil- lerenl sporls, l-le plays lhe saxophone in lhe A band and is good al il loo. Under lhe guidance ol lhese ollicers and sponsors. and wilh lhe added polish lhal lime and experience alone can give, il is cerlain lhal lhe class ol l942 will be remembered as one ol lhe leading classes. Composilion is lhe main lheme ol Mr. Baxlens Engf lish II class. Since lhe newspaper is so imporlanl in mod- ern lile and lollows ils own slyle ol wriling, some lime is spenl sludying lypes ol news arlicles, and headlines. l-lere is shown one class examining a newspaper. Enlhusiaslic in lheir scholaslic work as well as in lheir play, lhe sophomores have made high records and displayed unusual cofoperalion wilh lheir leachers. Wilh lhese gualilies lhey have achieved a lirm slarl in lhe pasl lwo years and should come oul on lop in all phases ol lheir school lile. In lhe nexl lew pages you will lind us on display in our guidance groups and in perlorming our daily class roulines. Fade Sovignle

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Top Row, leff fo righfz F. Ruelenaclwl, V. Rollin, M. Sellerl, R. Sollerl, D Sclwrrxidl, H. Rilllnq, E, Rusclw, A Wolf, Middle Row: Mlss Buswell, A. Wolf M. Wilcox, K.Scl10er1l'wa.ar D.Wels. J. Schmidt, F. Wagner, E. Vlfeber B, Srevcnz. Boffom Row: D. Sclwlmrnol, N, Polnlfo J. Sclwmider, G. Sherman, V. Way vos, R. Ynerllnq, M, Rrley, L Schwinn. Top Row, lefl fo righf: J. l-lorlarmw, H. Ce-clvvala, H. Boylmq, M. Han sen, J. Edwards, B. Hess, 6, Bled ler, A, Ccclwala, J. l-lomullw. Second Row: B. Freifaq R, Fallffr, L Helebrueq, G. Braasclw, L. Held, V. Bererrd. D, Frarwlc, J, Frarwlc. Third Row: Mlss Kuelwlllwau: K. Dries sel, J. Harms, E. Harms, V. Bolhallor B. L. Barerws, M. Gonnerirwq. BoHom Row: H, Boellclwer, R. l-llle' B. Feifen, F. Frledemarmrw, J. Hood B. Blredlwafrv. B. A, I-lu THE GUIDANCE GROUPS OF Miss Lois Buswell ron Cmlloflff M Unlvorsily Ol VVlwcf1vwsir1. Miss Ella Kuehlfhau B. S. Slfwul Univu1 ,ll.' M Ccvlumlala Univf1r',lM. Miss Doroflwy Gielle Q -r B. E. La Crfrsxrr Jill- If-fm lr we Collww. Top Row, lrbll lcv rl Jlwl: FX. Luv- lb B lmlcrvwarm, D. lf l,m. M. Km.-lw F Nu-l ,H sem, G. Lf-nr, R nimwmf-:, H. lawn Holi. Middle Row: Miss Gif-Allr.-, B. Pm-.lr Q, Mnr'm, D, Palms, M, Mflglll B, Kowarwda, M. Mvvllws B l' rs Bofiom Row: H. MfgCarrn L, Qrrflw, R. M . xll. ll vu P., Md mill, M.lxn,',11:'1r,l3 Krerrlsrmlvr, R. Jnfllw-l llfx-dw Nlmllclr-V1