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

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 Today's Young Men Top row, left to right—R. Sprain. C. Johnson. M. Adams. D. Ender. R. Rhyme. R. NiedJeldt. S. Fischer, D. Thompson, W. Modes. 3rd row W. Horslman, J. Laxton, H. Schmitz. L. Buol, A. Miller, S. Syvertson, H. Horstman, J. Grabon. 2nd row—D. Glennie, M. Meyer. H. Meyer. J. Raymer. D. Wehrenberg. E. Bisher. P. Anderson, D. Miller. W. Hulberg. 1st row—G. Schmeckpeper. G. Rhodes. V. Neinast, L. Nuttelman. R. Miller. Mr. N. N. Rowe. F. F. A. The Future Farmers chapter of West Salem really believes in bettering the farming conditions around this vicinity. Last year the boys pruned and sprayed 1200 fruit trees, treated 11,000 bushels of seed oats and 22,000 bushels of corn, and terraced 40 acres of land. But, as all work and no play make lack a dull boy, they also have a basketball team and a baseball team for recreation. The Christmas party which they helped the F.H.A. sponsor was their social highlight of the year. Each boy must carry on an annual project to belong to the F.F.A. During the summer the boys took two carloads of livestock to the State Fair and really brought home the bacon, with S2500 in premium and sales money. President .............................La Verne Nuttelman Vice President ............................Ervin Nuttelman Secretary ...................................Richard Miller Treasurer .................................Vernon Neinast Advisor ...................................Mr. N. N. Rowe Page seventeen

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 Household Workers Back row. left to riqht: M. Nuttelman. L. Fuhre, J. Miller, M. Heinz. D. Knutson. L. Waldenburger. M. Cook. I. Walgren. A. Jostad. M. Balmer. Front row: M. Betthauser. L. Barclay. D. Storandt. B. Achterkirch. D. Hemker, V. Ehlo, Miss Sutherland. F. H. A. The aims and ideals of the Future Homemakers are best expressed by their Creed: I believe, as a Future Homemaker of Wisconsin, that it is my duty and privilege to foster wholesome family living; to make a comfortable home out of the resources at my command; and to realize that the joy of living does not depend upon wealth, but upon health, willingness to sacrifice, cooperation, and pride in the task of homemaking. I believe that a girl in her home may lead a full, happy, useful life. I believe that, as we live our girlhood now, so shall our womanhood be; and, as our womanhood, so the future of the homes of our country. President ..... Vice President Secretary ..... Treasurer ..... Historian ..... Betty Achterkirch ...Doris Hemker ..Dolores Storandt ...Lorna Barclay ......Verna Ehlo Page sixteen

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 Beyond the Baton Band The Band is an active organization under the direction of Mr. Frank Smith, who comes every Thursday and Friday to instruct the students in the fundamentals of band music. Important events for this year included a concert for the Farmers' Information Day, nightly appearances during the four-day District Basketball tournament, and the band tournament at La Crosse, in May. The Band also played for social dancing on Fridays, and at basketball games throughout the year. New members this year are: Harriet Brocade, loyce Rhodes, Richard Storandt, Sidney Syvertson, and Frederick Wehrenberg. Personnel Clarinets Clarence Carlson Lois Thompson Louise Garbers Robert Selbrecte ) Mary McClintock Cornets Elaine Vruwink Danny Thompson Mary Lee Betthauser Stanley Fischer Ardell Gensch Beverly Sprain Dorothy Knutson Russell Dovenberg Saxophones Richard Storandt Roberta Rowe French Horns Calvin Hoth David Pischke Ruth Horstman Roderick Niedfeldt Dolores Storandt Pat Mau Carole McEldowney Baritones Basses Danny Peterson Todd McEldowney Donald Ender Trombones Donald Diekroeger Ervin Nuttelman Joyce Ausman Robert Rhyme Flute Lorna Barclay Oboe Marjorie Leicht Drums Donna Jean Vruwink Joyce Rhodes Sidney Syvertson Drum Majorette Bettie Hetland Page eighteen