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

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 1TK juniors, CLASS OF 45 - W -iCZjj $ . - } ..............................VERNICE WITTE Yke PretsidfifJ.................................BEVERLY SPRAIN C tak C...... ....t...............................ARLYSS STELLOH surer .... ..................................RUTH HORSTMAN ' Ack oV i...........................................MR. GLASRUD The Junior Class enrolled with twenty-eight members in the fall of 1941. This year the number has been decreased to twenty-four. Many of the students are represented in music and extra-curricular affairs of the school. December 17, 1943, five members of the class presented a one act play entitled Not Quite Such a Goose. The cast included Todd McEldowney, Left to right Back row: Harold Schmitz, R. Schneider, T. McEldowney. D. Peterson. C. Carlson, R. Selbrede. L. Nut-telman, H. Modes. Second row: R. Miller. B. Hetland. J. Knudson. B. Achterkirch. D. Albers. L. Garbers. A. Gensch, L. Thompson, C. Hoth. First row: Mr. Glasrud, V. Udell. A. Stelloh, B. Sprain. V. Witte, R. Horstman, J. Stull. Not shown: R. McClintock. Robert Schneider, Bettie Hetland, Louise Garbers, and Lois Thompson. Two of the girls are represented in the chorus and ten students are in the band. Todd McEldowney and Clarence Carlson represent their class in basketball. The class chose Danny Peterson as prom king and for his queen he chose a junior girl, Louise Garbers. Several members of the class took part in the class play, Janey. Here's to next year's Seniors! Page ten

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ARDELLE MEYER DOROTHY MEYER Not as quiet as she appears to be . . . took Home Ec. four years . . . likes to dance . . . doesn't hurry through life . . . distinctly a blonde . . . always willing to work . . . wants to be an airline stewardess, but will probably be a housewife . . . farmer's daughter . . . likes good movies . . . has a yen for green apples . . . hates teasing young brats . . . has her seat changed for being good. Not as serious as she appears . . . a brunette and short of stature . . . would like to be a rural school teacher . . . her poetic ability may make her a poet . . . often dubbed Do . . . can make a poster in no time flat. EVERETT OLSON Not as shy and timid as he looks . . . likes to play basketball . . . has played on the team for three years . . . favorite hangout: home . . . Jerome Klos's only rival for height .A . . . hobbyl skating . . . was m both Junior anc Senior Class.,. . isplwby? studying vf -I, Vice-pr si- BEVERLY NIEDFELDT Known to everyone as Bev. . . . took part in both class plays . . . quiet in school, but very active elsewhere . . . sang in the school chorus three and one-half years . . . always happy ... a good worker . . . an active member of the F.H.A. . . . short, but makes up for it in speed . . . had a wonderful time in the canning factory the past summer. A one-woman man . . . studious . . . plays basketball and likes all sports . . . successful in class plays . . . likes getting up early . . . likes to brag . . . can be heard anywhere . . . likeable disposition . . . loves to work on the railroad in his spaW time . . . wavy hair that gillf» ™y . . . would giveVWfhiri foV fe J more inches in heiSnt. V-v ; i. a brilliant mihddd Wm ,.j jg dislikes suckers Mnd( eop e iA(o are too timid to Pnd up for meir rights . . . ambition: to be a good poet and to travel . . . candidate for Carnival Queen in Freshman year. F.H.AO ll U secretary. Jur is to be a M likes dancing. DAWN WILCOX Noted for chewing gum and eating candy . . . blonde, blue eyes, and VERY talkative . . . active in band, chorus, G.A.A. and Junior and Senior Class Plays . . . sings second soprano in a girls' trio . . . likes solid songs . . . ambition: to find the right one . . . always found with Mary McClintock. Page nine

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Left to right- Back row: D. Groth, W. Vanderploeg. F. Newberg, R. Dovenberg. L. Semlar. J. Cain, H. Hoff. Miss Baertsch. Second row: V. Ehlo. B. Hogden, L. Waldenberger, L. Graff, M. Wehrs, J. Ausman. M. McClin-tock. M. Cook, C. Rodenberg. fj First row: L. Denson. M, Loi ht, R. Rowe. D. Diekr ege D. Storandt, E. Stull, It. Antony, M. Tournade, D. y Not shawst t). Qarhers, R. Clintdckr C. Icw ------ owney President.. Vice Presid Secretary .. Treasurer Advisor .. ...RUSSELL McCLINTOCK DONALD DIEKROEGER .........ETHEL STULL STORANDT .....MISS BAERTSCH OJ As Freshmen, the Sophomore Glass came in to high school full of pep and with the anticipation of having a good time. They still have their pep but have settled down to study. Their number of twenty-eight is the same this year as it was when they were Freshmen. Many of the students proved to be active in music and extracurricular activities of the school. Don Groth, Russel Dorenberg and Don Diekroeger were the Sophomore Class' basketball stars. Five of the girls sing in the chorus. They also have seven students in the band. The e,w res gave the first mixer of th year when they initiated the r Page eleven Soph orn orei. CLASS O