Westfield High School - Shamrocket Yearbook (Westfield, IN)

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Seated, left to right-Mn. GREEN, R. BARKER, D. DAY, G. BALLARD Miss MENDENHAL1. Standing, left to right-A. Sunnis:-xr, Miss G1NN, F. ETHERIDGE, DAY, W, STEWART N. MERRIMA , , N B. BOYER. Student Euuntil The Student Council, consisting of ten members elected from the student body, and three faculty advisors, has as its purpose the promotion of student-faculty co- ordination and the consideration of other problems of mutual concern The Sudent Council sponsors the Scholarship Banquet, honoring the class with the highest scholastic standing. Seniur Literature Class The Senior Literature Class, under the direction of Miss Ginn, published the school paper, The Shamrock this year. The Shamrock came out every two weeks and cost the students five cents an issue. The first semester The Shamrock was tinted by the Westfield Printing Shop, but the second semester it was done at schoo by the class. Seated, left to right-N. JACKSON, C. Wonnmzn, V. MooN, F. Ernnnxncz, B. TULLIS, Standing, left to right-J. PURCIFUL, BRIGHAM, L. Bkooxm, V. Ronmvrs, Miss GINN, C. WnAvmz. 29

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Fin! Row, left to rightfH. MOORE, D. MCMATH, K, BoUsE, F. STEWART, W. STEWART, N. MERRIMAN, A. RoEERTs. Second Kew, left to right-B. CLARK, E, WVEAVER, B. DAY, G. RICH, RANDALL, SMITH, BUDDY CLARK. Future Farmers uf America The West field Chapter of Future Farmers of America held its organization meeting in December and the officers Were elected. Initiation ceremonies have been planned for the incoming Green Hands and for the advancement of present Green Hands to Chapter Farmers. The purpose of the F.F.A. is to further the interest in Vocational Agriculture The W Club The W Club Was started in 1944. The Club consists of boys in Westfield High School Who have earned an official letter in high school athletics. The purpose of the W Club is to keep up school spirit and morale. It is to help to decide Who has earned a letter in any high school sport. and Farming. Firxt Raw, left to right-C. FIRESTONE, F. STEWART, W. STEWART, B. NEIMAN, D. DAY, C. WOERNER J, PURCIFUL. Second Row, left to right-J. WATSON, B. CLARK, B. DAY, D. BECK, HARVEY, L. HOWELL, D. MCMATH .28

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First Row, left to right-D. Mvmzs, B. RIGDON, A. SEERIGHT, M. REED, M. Bunn, B. HUFFMAN, W. Mums. Second Row, left to right-D. MCKINZIE, C. HOPKINS, M. L. MCKINZIE, Miss BARKER, V. MOON, R. BARKB11, J. HARVEY, MARJOIUE BLEss, MADELINE BLESS, S. KIRKMAN. Third Raw, left to right-L. BROOKIE, E. EY'rcHEsoN, T. Flaws, B. Gmvonn, L. HUGHES, Snnlum-rr, M. SCOTT, JOYCE WOERNER, F. NICHOLS, M. STA1-IL, P. TRIMBLE. Fourth Row, left to righthC. WEAVER, N. JACKSON, E. Mums, B. Dru., L. BROWN, MILLIKAN, V. RIGDON, B. Bonn, JOAN WOERNER. The Sunshine Sneiety The Sunshine Society this year, as in years before, followed its motto, Others , by the Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets made by Sunshine girls for Westiield's ill. The chief money-making project was selling green and white streamers to the Shamrocks for the County Basketball Tourney. A Mother's Tea was scheduled for late in March. Motto-' LOTHERSH Color:-YELLOW AND WHITE Janitors Perhaps the most familiar Hgures around W.H.S. are our janitors, Abe and Lute . They are always willing to lend a helping hand and they must be very patient men to put up with us students who leave lights on in the library and various places. High on the Seniors' most-missed list will be these swell fellows, our janitors. 36