Wilmot Union High School - Panther Yearbook (Wilmot, WI)

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The Spanish Club gives the students of Spanish an opportunity to use that language and to study the habits and customs of the Spanish-speaking countries through the use of books and pictures. The club of- ficers are: President, Carol Nessg Secretary, Elaine Bradyg and Treasurer, Sharon Karow. Mrs. Weinstein is the sponsor for the group. The Library Club, under the direction of Mrs. Miller, is open for membership to all students who are interested in library work. The members have charge of the library during designated periods of the day in which they are responsible for the check-outs and for the collection of fees. Page Fifty-nine

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The Future Farmers of America is a national organization membership which is open to all boys who are interested in farming. Mr. Knight, the advisor, helps the boys in learning more about modern farm- ing methods and the care of livestock. A special feature this year was the visit to the International Live- stock Exposition in Chicago this spring. The -officers are: President, Irving Partenheimerg Vice-President, Wally Rosentreterg Secretary, Ralph Kerkmang Treasurer, John Venovicg Student Council Representative, Charles Kistg Reporter, Richard Mueller, and Sentinel, James Sheen. Any girl taking- Home Economics has the privilege of joining the Wilmot Homemakers of Tomorrow. The club helps the girls in understanding and bettering social relationships in the home, among friends, and in the community as a whole. The club oiicers are: President, Pat Dickling Vice-President, Joy Meloung Sec- retary-Treasurer, Marilyn Bucci, Student Council Representative, Sandy Davis. Mrs. Miller is club sponsor. Page Fifty-eight

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The members of the Dramatics Club spend their activity periods studying plays and enacting parts in plays. Some work is also done in make up and stage manaffement Miss Gulan is the sponsor and the officers are: President, Sandra Meehan fnot picturedj and Secr tarv Treasurer, Elaine Brady A great deal of interest in forensics was evident this year as a large group of our people took part in this activity. Miss Gulan, Mrs. Mammenga, and Mrs. Weinstein all gave some of their time in coaching these peo- ple in the numbers that they choose for contest competition. Fourteen people tried out in the local contest and moved on to the district contest at Mukvvonago. Here Sandra Meehan and San- dra Miller rated A's and ad- vanced to the regional at Fort Atkinson where Sandra Miller got a HB and Sandra Meehan earned the right to go on to the state contest at Madison with an UA rating. Sandra Mee- han also received an A at the state contest. Many of the people in this group performed before the assembly and were very well received by the stu- dent body.