West Salem High School - Hi Lite Yearbook (West Salem, IL)

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SOPHOMORE HISTORY Imogene McVaigh Monica Marshall Thirty-seven Freshmen started school August 28, 1944. They were properly initiated into West Salem High School on the evening of September 7. Shortly after school opened the following staff of officers were elected: President David Bratsch Vice-President Verla Jean Smith Secretary-Treasurer Gene Lynn Sergeant-at-Arms Louise McKinney, James Ahlfield Class Advisor Mr. Brandt The class colors were royal blue and gold and the class motto: “Tell the Truth and Don’t Be Afraid.” During the Freshman year we lost two members, Louise McKinney and Cleve Roy Pasley, and gained a new one, Charles Miller. Thirty-six Freshmen resumed school as Sophomores in 1945. Gene Lynn failed to show up and James Ahlfield, being interested in Spanish or perhaps the Spanish teacher, left us completely to continue school in Olney. We also gained a new mem- ber, Wanda Faye Gillard. Our Class officers are: President David Bratsch Vice-President Verla Smith Secretary-Treasurer Gene Marks Sergeant-at-Arms Dorothy Martin Class Advisor Mr. Betebenner Our class motto is “Tell the Truth and Don’t be Afraid.” Our class colors are blue and white.

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Sophomores in the picture, from left to right, are: First Row: David Bratsch, Verla Smith, Gene Marks, Dorothy Martin. Second Row: Wanda Faye Gillard, John Boewe, Norma Lee Bennett, Frank Barnhart, Helen Libke, Willard Lemke. Third Row: Bob Marx, Barbara Douglas, Melvin Baker, Monica Marshall, Max Boewe, Margaret Jeanne Weber. Fourth Row: Thelma Hardy, Bob Orrel, Neoma Johnson, Harold Hayes, Imogene McVaigh, Merrill Myers. Fifth Row: Harold Wiseman, Imogene Hasewinkle, Harold King, Shirley Clod- felter, Ivan Sams, Mary Alice Wiseman. Sixth Row: Wilma Maidlow, Richard Schwarzlose, Iva Lorene Myers, Charles Miller, Marie Roland, Marjorie Andrews. Also Kenneth Harrison, who is not shown.