West Salem High School - Neshonoc Yearbook (West Salem, WI)

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Third row: Sylvester, Steensen, Miller, Anderson,Lee, Mengelt, Boerneke, Sprain, Hoier, Cullmann, Paustian, Elliot, Vogel. Second row: Elho, Moran, Hoyer, Tauscher, Achterkirch, Miller, Rhodes, Spacek, Dunlap, Johnson, Heinze. First row: Blackburn, Storandt, Thomas, Oldenberg,3at- zel, Schwartz, Dietrech, Jones, Hemker. President----- Vice-President Secretary------ Treasurer------ --Millman Mengelt William Sylvester -Lois Ann Johnson -Lucille Storandt Hats Off, 37 ! V e, the Junior class are quite proud of our accomplishments in the various school organizations of our school during the last three years. We have more members in the band and orchestra than any other class, one third of each being represented by Juniors. All solo chairs of the band and orchestra are held by Juniors except one in the orchestra, and two in the band. One third of the boys glee club are Juniors, and over half of the girls in the girls glee club are of our class. We took the inter-class basketball championships as Sophomores.lost in an overtime game as Fresh-ies, and are making a strong bid to last year's record again this year. As Sophomores we also took the volley-ball championship. One of our able Juniors also took the last horse shoe and free-throw championships in the final year. In closing, the class of '37 would like to wish the class of 36 the best of luck in the future.

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Third row: Fennigkoh, Adams, Olson, Olson, Hesse, Pet- erson, Latins, Atwater, Lee Alters. Second row: Indahl, Meyer, Sherman, Hiller, Freil, Rog-stad, Stelloh, Hulherg, Meyer, Nelson. First row: Anderson, Green, Hickey, Leicht, Griswold, Menker, Schomberg, Nehls, Wilcox.Lamp. Onr Class Alphabet Our Sophomore class is mighty proud To present to you our peppy crowd-Our names are put in our alphabet. You'll agree v ith us, we’re a pleasing set. A-stands for Amelia and Archie, too, Then comes Alice v ith lots to do. B-they're three, Bob first in line. Then Betty's two so very fine. C-is for Connie, a peppy lass, A special attraction for our class. D-is dear teachers, but not to us: Seems like they're always making a fuss. E-is next, meaning Elmer of course. Erving also with lots of force. F-means Florence, plus pep and fun. It's too bad for us, we've only one. G-not one, unless it is Greene. Meaning Rose of course, who should be seen. H-is for Harley, our basketball star. Also two Harolds, seen from afar. I-is Inky , Clifford's his name. Some day in basketball he'll acquire fame. J-is Janet and Jane and John. They keep the class rolling on. K and L were forgotten by fate. But Just go on, don't hesitate. M-for Melvin, Maynard, Marie and fame, Marion, and Mildred are always game. N-left out like many a letter. 0-is Orville who is not a fretter. P-is Pernelia with always a smile Q-is left out but Just for a while. R-means Rodney, a likeable lad. S-for Schmecky who's never bad. T-U, then Vera comes to attention W,X,Y, and Z, they're no more to mention. Our class lives on, as our spirit will do, 'When we have gone, and school days are through. slim