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

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Third How- Maynard Meyer, Donald Khodes. F.dwin Seeger. Truiimn Stelloh, J:imes 11«»!« •. May hard Nelson. Wilfred Tauscher. NVarron Fans.. 1 yle Bolntnd. Merlin Kniidson. Boh I arson. Hubert Kruger. Second How Dale Meyer. Hubert Sampson. Marie ileniker. Inez l.abus. Deri rude Powers, (ihulys Schneider. Doris u!man. Hubert Die. roeger. Marlin Wc’irenherg. l.ouls Hein e, Wairen Miller. Mi ton Syvertson. Miss Jensen Front How Maynard t'nrlson. (’••melius Miller. Margaret Becker. Margaret Ann Miller, Certnide ' Irieii. Vio’a Nlemeier. Bernice Moniker. Charlotte Munson. Father True. Hose Dunlap. Jeanette Hanson, lots Kniidson. Made Johnson Tin Freshman ( hiss Beware! Here we are, the Class of '42. thirty-five green freshies. We enrolled on September 4. 1938 . Some have left and others have come since that time, but the sum end substance is still thirty-five. During the first days we made a few mistakes such as getting into the wrong seat or going to the wrong room at the wrong time. Class officers were elected as follows: President ...............................................Cornelius Miller Vice-President ............................................Truman Stelloh Secretary ..................................................Robert Larson Treasurer .....................................................Inez Labus The Sophomores had an initiation planned for us on September 23. The party was cleverly planned with stunts between the dances. After an enjoyable evening delicious refreshments were served. Our return party, on January 20, was in the form of a hard time party. Prizes were given for the best costumes. Many of our class are represented in the various club and musical organizations of the school. The class as a whole is improving every day and we think we will get to be Seniors and graduate just as all the rest do. Page 16

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Hack How M. Keefe. M. Sobek, E. Pisohki . .1. Sylvester. V. Hu« r. I. Nie«lfeldt. A. I-arson. 1 . l»nis- le.v. .1. Twin hit:. I. Carbon . M. Coburn. A. Ilorriok Third Row E. Fuhre. E. Schomburg. A. Clements. II. Simenaon. I . Heln .e. M. Ixming, F. -lohnnon. B. Mail. R. I iekrm irer. E. Sprain. I. Ubns. Miss V. Jon koii Second Row I.. Clements. M. Wego. I . Xenon, W. Vogel. A. Moyer. M. 1.00. M. Miller. M. Moniker. Powers, .1. Hanson. I- Knudson. R. I linla) Front Row I. Acliter'klrcli, (i. Schneider. S. McEldowney. K. V l klng. D. Young. V. Morinan. B. Moniker. M. Johnson. M. Anderson lloitii l onomii»M I Inil The Home Economics Club is an organization that functions the year around and is under the direction of Miss Jensen. The purpose of this club is to develop leadership and broaden interests in the homemaking field. We hold a business meeting the third Wednesday morning of every month. At these meetings we have a program and often some entertainment. We also have social gatherings during the summer. A social which was in the form of a scavenger hunt and weiner roast was enjoyed by the F. F. A. and Home Economics members. The club played an important part in the carnival this year. They served good food to everyone at the Punkin’ Inn. During the cold winter months the Home Economics Club served Hot Lunches at noon. The Junior and Senior Class prepared them. The club sponsored candy sales and other means of earning money. With the money they made they bought dishes and equipment for the department. Thus the club is continuing in its active work. The officers are as follows: President...............................................Alice Mae Larsen Vice-President ...............................................Jean Twining Secretary ...........................................................Delores Young Treasurer .............................................................Betty Heider Page 18