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

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HOME EC. CLUB FOURTH ROW H. Hemker; M. Wolter; NI. Johnson; V. Horstman; L. Semlar; M. Miller; L. Losing; M. Hemker; G. Pow- ers' B. Onsrud; I. Labus; I. Horstman; D. Denson. THIRD ROW—IX Wilcox; L. Moe; C. Barclay; L. Fuller; D. Rusk; A. Meyer, E. Knudson; J. Johnson; M. Hougen; B. Niedfeldt; N. Pischke; S. Achterkirch. SECOND ROW—C. Carlson; M. Loging; B. Stalsburg; D. Paisley; J. Hanson; B. Justin; V. Severson; M. Wehrenberg; I. Betthauser; M. Becker; G. Schneider. FIRST ROW M. Sprain; L. Mix; E. Wege; M. Hetland; L. Groth; B. Mau; L. Clements; F. Johnson; E. Indahl; M. Miller; L. Knudson. NOT PRESENT D. Moyer. F. F. A. THIRD ROW- E. Erickson; Wehrenberg. SECOND ROW—G. Grabon; FTRST ROW H. Albers: M. L. Hicks; E. Hanson; E. Seeger; J. Onsrud; M. Miller; M. Hemker; R. Twining; (». Meyer; M. M. Knudson; F. Carlson; B. Carlson; M. Carlson; F. Coburn; R. Boul; K. Larson. Meyer; W. Tauscher; C. Sprain; M. Nelson: J. Holey; H. Stordant; Mr. Rowe. NOT PRESENT—H. Schmitz; R. Sommerfeld. Page Eighteen

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 f ANNUAL STAFF BACK HOW—H. Storandt; L. Olson; Miss Staky; .1. Ump; B. Schroeder; B. l eicht: .1. Svl-vester; D. Young. SKATED—F. Johnson; 15. Mau; M. Coburn; W. Vogel; K. Pischke. G. A. A. FOURTH ROW—C. Barclay; (I. Schneider; L. Uoging; L. Semlar; .1. Sylvester; G. Twining; E. I ischke; W. Vogel; M. Coburn; 1). Young. THIRD ROW—M. Miller; G. Powers; L. Fuller, A. Meyer; K. Knud son; M. Horstman; B. Hemker; M. Storandt; R. Rhodes; L . Achterklrch. SBCQND ROW—D. Wilcox; I. Labus; B. Onsrud; I . Paisley; J. Hanson, B. Justin; C. Carlson; V. Severson; K. Bettliauser; B. Mau. FIRST ROW—I,. Moe; L». Groth; F. Johnson; V. Horstman; M. Hetland; I,. Knudson; R. Clements; D. Cullmann; J. Wilcox. NOT PRESENT -Dorothy Denson. Page Seventeen

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HOME ECONOMICS CLUB In order to save time organizing the Home Economics Club in the fall, this year’s officers were elected in the spring. The following girls received the honors: Jeannette Hanson..............................President Lois Knldson.............................Vice President Lorraine Clements.............................Secretary Mary Wolters..................................Treasurer Beverly Mau...................................Historian The club met the 1st Wednesday of every month at 7:30 o’clock. The sewing project in the Home Economics daily course was considered so practical that different phases of sewing were carried out after each business meeting. There were various types of entertainment at the meetings, but the most popular was the social dancing in the gymnasium. The Home Economics clubs have been organized into joint clubs throughout America and are known as the Future Homemakers of America. A few ways of making money were instituted by the club. The girls sold sandwiches for noon lunches and prepared supper for the two hundred F.F.A. boys who came here from all over the state on March 5, for a joint meeting. During the year the F.F.A. and the Home Economics club exchanged parties which were enjoyed by both groups. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Throughout the past year the Future Farmer chapter has again been one of the most active organizations in the school. The organization’s objectives are to promote the study of Vocational Agriculture, promote thrift, provide recreational and educational entertainment for students, create a love of country life, and establish confidence of farm boys in themselves. Many major activities have been carried on by the F.F.A. during the past year. Members of the chapter exhibited two carloads of swine at the Vi isconsin State Fair and received a total of 81.710 in premiums. In addition. 81,560 worth of stock was sold. This fall seven teams from Vest Salem entered the State High School Judging Contest held annually at Madison, Wisconsin. Due to much keener competition and lack of time for the necessary training, only four teams received ratings of Superior, Creditable and Good. The Meat team received a Superior rating. It was headed by Harrison Storandt. who placed first in the State in the meat judging contest. The Dairy Cattle and Livestock teams were rated as Good with James Holey and Maynard Meyer placing 15th and 10th in the state on their respective teams. The Poultry and Egg team was given a rating of Creditable. Immediately following the Judging Contest, the chapter sponsored the Vest Salem Harvest Festival which attracted the attention of 2.000 spectators. This festival featured the Horse Pulling contest, Colt and Calf show, and the Crop exhibit. The Annual Ilural Judging Contest was held again this year and provided a da) of entertainment for the rural school children. A very fine sports’ program was sponsored, for during the year, basketball and kittenball games were scheduled w ith other schools. In addition to this, members of the chapter spent a week camping in northern Wisconsin. The Central Western Wisconsin F.F.A. Leadership Conference was held here at which M r. Boss, national F.F.A. secretary, spoke to nearly 200 F.F.A. members from V est Salem and surrounding chapters. OFFICERS H ARRisoN Storandt..........................President Maynard Nelson.........................Vice President Calvin Sprain...............................Secretary James Holey.................................Treasurer Wilfred Tauscher.............................Reporter I’age Nineteen