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

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Hausa i, Yea! West Bend I I Homecoming cheering section Happy Homecoming History The excitement of Yvest Bend Highis homecoming began several weeks before the big day arrived. The students of each homeroom worked industriously on their floats and window decorations, hoping that the judges would award the prize to them. A great deal of the credit for a successful home- coming goes to the Student Senate. The commmittees were composed of Parade --- joel Hetland, chairman, Evelyn Spartz, Pat Denker, and Roland Vogelg Bon- fire --- jack Koehn, chairman, jerry Miller, and Her- man Casperg Window Displays --- Elaine Bohn, chair- man, janice Koth, Joyce Bauer, and Mary Hetebruegg Social Committee --- Marlyn Reirike, chairman, Katie Vogt, Dave Grogan, Ann Lauson, and Phyllis lnder- muehle. The first event on the list of homecoming activities was the hunt for the red and white stick on Thursday, October Zl. Senior Joel Hetland found it and had the honor of crowning the queen and lighting the home- coming bonfire. The colorful parade took place Thursday night at 7:30 p. m., and was followed by a huge bonfire on the high school campus. As the materials from the floats were thrown in, the bonfire was reflected in happy and hopeful eyes. Queen Pearl Miller reads the Homecoming Proclamation surrounded by her court: Joan Potter, Bette Lziufer and Joyce Prornersbel ger. CD Q1 I Q. The game began promptly at S oiclock on Friday night. Sparked by the spirit of homecoming and the cheering crowd, our team rolled over the Berlin squad by a score of l2-0. After the game excited students flocked to the McLane School for the big homecoming dance. The grand march was led by Queen Pearl Miller and her escort King Ken Herman, with Joyce Promersberger, joan Potter, and Bette Laufer completing the Court of Honor. During the intermission we gathered around the stage to hear Dan Kuhn, Homecoming Chairman, announce the results of the float and window display contest. Miss Heidneris senior homeroom took first place in window display. with Miss Marshallis and Miss Neffs homerooms taking second and third re- spectively. First place in the float contest went to Mr. Eggerfs junior homeroom, while Miss Podruchis and Mr. Schwehr's homerooms captured second and third places. After dancing to the music of George Cayton, we departed tired but happy. Our game had been won, and our homecoming was a success. We'll all remem- ber this year as the year we made happy homecoming history. The Grand March of the 1948 Homecoming led by Joyce Proniersberger, Jim Kueiin :ind Queen Pearl Miller and King Ken Herman. Page thirteen