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

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 w Left to right—Back row: M. Cook, C. Barclay, M. Wehrenberg, J. Stull, B. Niedfeldt. First row: L. Waldenberger, V. Ehlo, B. Achterkirch. Miss Sutherland. D. Storandt. D. Hemker. Left to right—Back row: J. Laxton, R. Miller. W. Vanderploeg, R. Selbrede, H. Hoff. F. Newberg. L. Graff, L. Semlar, R. Dovenberg. Second row: C. Hesse. W. Modes, H. Modes. R. Miller. D. Diekroeger. H. Caulum. R. Storandt. First row: H. Schmitz R. Buol. L. Nuttelman, R. Schneider. Mr. Rowe. N. Eickhoff, T. Cox. Page nineteen

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Secretary A Historian' X .. ....Dolores Storcmdt , “the Future Homemakers' 'Association is a national organisation lof girls »t who’ wish to become better homemakers. This claK'.iSl-o oQ to., s phonKtrJs, r juniors, ,and seniors. The freshmen are'initiated into the club the second TV n I 4 Vs r» nlnW «n sliwJ The activities of the club include: a. Helping others by sewing for the Red Cross. b. Doing a share in school activities by giving a Christmas Party and putting on an assembly program for Mothers' Day. c. Planning worthwhile programs pertaining to the home. This club meets twice a month. It is under the leadership of Miss Marguerite Sutherland. F. F. A. The main objectives of the Future Farmers of America are to promote the study of Vocational Agriculture and provide recreational and educational entertainment for the students. This club is known for its activity in basketball and other sports. The Future Farmers have a scheduled meeting on every Tuesday evening. The officers of the F.A.A. are: President .....................................Norman Eickhoff Vice President......................................Thomas Cox Secretary ..............................................LaVerne Nuttelman Treasurer ...............................................Robert Schneider Page eighteen

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Band r Music consists of any combinations of sounds which are pleasant to the ear; but in a stricter sense, music is an art. It reveals a student's desire to bring out his innermost feeling in the manipulation of his instrument. Mr. Smith, our music director, has spent many a patient hour teaching the fundamentals of note reading. We wish to express our appreciation to him. Three new members have entered the band since last year. They are: David Pischke, Roddy Nied-feldt, and Lorna Barclay. On January 23, 1944, the band presented a Bond Concert to the public. The band personnel is as follows: CLARINETS Lois Thompson Eileen Betthauser Dawn Wilcox Norman Rowe Jerome Klos Mary McClintock Mary Lee Betthauser Louise Garbers Carol Barclay June Johnson Elaine Vruwink Dorothy Knudson Ardelle Gensch PERCUSSION Donna .Jean Vruwink Betty Hetlynd $evp lie Justin JAOfJtO l rO A ba$$£s Todd Mcfcldowne r Clarence Carlson Robert Selbrede M FRENCH HORNS Roderick Niedfeldt Pat Mau David Pischke Richard Furchtenicht FLUTES Eloise Knudson Loran Barclay SAXOPHONES Calvin Flaig Calvin Hoth Chorus Ruth Horstman Herbert Rhodes Carol McEldowney Roberta Rowe OBOE Marjorie Leicht CORNETS Beverly Sprain Danny Thompson Stanley Fischer Russell Dovenberg TROMBONES Ervin Nuttelman Joyce Ausman Donald Diekroeger BARITONES Danny Peterson Donald Ender Under the Erection of Miss Agnes Jacobson, an organization known as the Girls' Glee Qlub began September 10, 1943. It is for the people interested in singing and meets on Monday and Tuesday mornings of each week. Club meetings are held gnce a month with the following officers as representatives President Librarian Secretary Lois Thompson Dawn Wilcox Carol Barclay Page twenty