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

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Third Row—J. Sylvester. J. Twining. I. NIedfoMt. M. Cohiirn. A. Ucrr’.ck. Second Itow H. I’ischke. M. Keefe, K. Johnson. I . Yount;. K. SchomhiirK. I . I’nisloy. It. Man, It. IMekroeger. I. I.ahus. Miss Jenson Front Row l . IIoin' .« I.. (Moments, I . No’son. V. Vogel. It. Itahiiuh. V. I ionium. M. Millor. M Hemker. K. Wedeking. J. Hanson. !». Knudson, K. Sprain ii. A. A. The G. A. A. Club was organized in September under iho direction of Miss Jensen The purpose of the dub is to further our minds and interests in sports and athletics. Points are given for participation in the various sports and for the points earned the girls receive letters. During the year, the club sponsored skating parties. One party was an all school skating party and the other was just for the members. It also had charge of the pep meeting which was very successful. The officers are as follows: President ............................................................Viola Horman Vice-President .......................................Elizabeth Schomburg Secretary .........................................................Maryrose Keefe Point Secretary........................................................Jean Sylvester Treasurer ..........................................................Frances Johnson Page 21

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Hack Row- K. SchHvnn. (i. Udell. M. Walters. Miller. W. Hemker. F. Nuttleman. F. llaiceiiMtone L. Sprain Second Row- l». Paisley. J. Tofson, S. McRldowney. F. Johnson. A. I .arson. .1. Twining. I. Nehlfeldt . Norman. I,. I arbors. M. ('obnrn. Miss Staky Front Row I . Rhodes. C. Sprain. C. Peterson. K. Wedoking. A. Herrick. L. Clements. W. Vogel. H. Hahntih, P. Nelson. M. Run 1:0. I.. Frick son. H. Lewis. Dramatic riuh The aim of the dramatic club is to gain knowledge of dramatics. This includes stage craft, stage presence, acting, and make-up. Attending this club creates interest in vocations dealing with dramatics. A play was given in November at Onalaska. This was one of a series of plays given by groups that were interested in drama. This play was not given by the dramatic club, but will be in future years. Those taking part were Marian Meyer, Curtis Selbrede. La-verne Denson, Gilbert Schmitz, and Helen Simenson. The club participated in a festival of one-act plays given April 15 at the La Crosse State Teachers College. The play they dramatized was “Mixed Dates.” The people taking part were: Jean Twining. Alice Mae Larsen, Sue McEldowney, Wyliss Vogel, Francis Johnson, Gail Twining, Wilfred Hemker, Gordon Miller, Frederick Nuttleman. Lehman Erickson. Calvin Sprain, and Donald Rhodes. CLUB OFFICERS President ..............................................Wilfred Hemker Vice-President ......................................Alice Mae Larsen Secretary ...........................................Sue McEldowney Treasurer ..............................................Phyllis Nelson Page 20

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OFFICERS President ...................................................John Lamp Program Chairman ...........................................Joyce Tofson Treasurer ........................................Truman Stelloh Membership Chairman ..............................Curtis Selbrede Page 22 The Stamp Club is a new organization that been begun this year. At their twice-a-month meetings, the members exchange stamps. The club has sent for stamp stories. Some members have general collections and others center their interests on United States stamps only. Tin l liili