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

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 Something to Remember 1. Parochial school-days. 2. Five little snow girls. 3. Tuck and Sonny . 4. An athlete spends hours on his books. 5. Delvy and Cal. 6. Tootie . 7. Tom ponders. 8. Our secretary, Bettie. 9. Grade school totem pole. Guess who? 10. For the rest, see editor. 11. Miss Baertsch at the desk. Page thirty-one

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Class Song Titles Betty Achterkirch..Whistle While You Work Doris Albers— Down In Iowa Where the Tall Corn Grows Clarence Carlson...Gals Don't Mean A Thing Louise Garbers............Tess' Torch Song Ardelle Gensch— Don't Get Around Much Anymore Bettie Hetland .....................Pretty Baby Ruth Horstman......................Anchors Aweigh Calvin Hoth .........................Small Fry loyce Knudson..............I'll Walk Alone Todd McEldowney.......For Me and My Gal Harold Mades..................How Dry I Am Richard Miller.........My Merry Oldsmobile LaVerne Nuttelman....How You Going To Keep Them Down On The Farm Danny Peterson..Post Office Serenade Robert Selbrede— I've Been Working On The Railroad Harold Schmitz .....................Avalon Beverly Sprain .........................My Man Arlyss Stelloh.....I'm Just Wild About Harry Lois Thompson.....................Clarinet Polka Vivian Udell .........................Blue Champagne Vernice Witte ..................Breathless Imagine Doris Albers not having her work done. Betty Achterkirch not swooning over Sinatra. Bettie Hetland paying strict attention to class work. Vivian Udell getting to school before roll call. Ruth Horstman going out with anyone besides Bangor boys. Harold Mades without his gum. Clarence Carlson not chewing his pencils. Vernon Nienast without a make-up slip due. Mary Lou Heinz sitting still and being guiet. Roland Groth taking a girl someplace besides home. Joyce Knudson without her cards. Lorna Barclay with lipstick on. Vernice Witte without that laugh. Louise Garbers completely dressed after gym. Lois Thompson without her temper. Miss Baertsch turning out a poor play. Mr. Rowe not cracking jokes. Mr. Bernd giving A's to the students. Mr. Kopp not talking about defense stamps and make-up slips. Mr. Glasrud not giving a check test. Miss Richardson without her hobbies. Miss Sutherland not cooking and sewing. Mrs.— Don't you think my new hat is a perfect fit? Mr.— Fit? It's a convulsion. Mr. Bernd— Mrs. Defarge is only a minor character in the story. Bob Selbrede— Ten cents to a dollar she's over twenty-one. Mr. Bernd— What has that to do with the story? Bob Selbrede— Well, you said she's a minor. Modern maiden's prayer— Dear Lord, please bring him back, safe, sound, and single. Page thirty

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Seniorscope Name Nickname Ambition Pet Saying Hang-out Betty Achterkirch Achterkirch Home Ec. teacher No! ! ! ! Home Doris Albers Albers Dress designer Oh, gees! Home Clarence Carlson Swede Tarzan, the second Why, you kids! Theater Louise Garbers Tootie Designer Oh, my gosh! House parties Ardell Gensch Delly Secretary Oh, Home Bettie Hetland Bett Teacher For heaven's sake! 1932 Cass St. Ruth Horstman Ruthie Secretary Oh, brother! Bangor Calvin Hoth Cal Aviator ? ? ? ? ? Farm shop Joyce Knudson Shortv Secretary Oh, I don't know! Euler's Todd McEldowney Todd Big league pitcher Oh, Bev! Barre Mills Harold Modes Modes To graduate I don't know! In his car Richard Miller Slick Get a new car Get a horse! ! La Crosse LaVerne Nuttelman Noodle To be more talkative I I ? ? ? | j Home Daniel Peterson Danny To be an expert pool player Oh-h-h-h! Post office Harold Schmitz Smitty Be a farmer ? ? ? ? Avalon on Friday nights Robert Schneider Nido To be a Marine hero I think so! Movies Beverly Sprain Bev To be Todd's Oh, my gosh! Avalon Arlyss Stelloh Arlie To become a housewife Oh, foot! Avalon Lois Thompson Louie To be a singer Heavenly days Euler's Vivian Udell Fiffy Secretary ? ? ? ? Dovenberg's Vernice Witte Witty Secretary Oh, I do not? Euler's Robert Selbrede Puss To be popular with girls Ha! Ha! Ha! Euler's Senior Class Will Betty Achterkirch—Wills her ambition to Marion Stratman. Doris Albers—Wills her bashfulness to Mary Lou Heinz. Clarence Carlson—Presents his rosy cheeks to John Raymer. Louise Garbers—Wills her ability to flirt to Ardyce Bergum. Ardell Gensch—Wills her natural complexion to Lorraine Ehlo. Bettie Hetland—Wills her ability to stare blankly to Marcella Hoier. Ruth Horstman—Wills her Bangor interests to Roberta Rowe and Doris Antony. Calvin Hoth—Presents his mathematical mind to Vernon Nienast. Joyce Knudson—Wills her cigarettes to Mary McClintock. Todd McEldowney—Wills his line to Ervin Nuttelman. Richard Miller—Wills his ability to sleep in class to Russell Miller. LaVerne Nuttelman—Wills his quietness to Sidney Syvertson. Daniel Peterson—Wills his gigqles to Harlan Hoff. Robert Schneider—Wills his ability to flirt to Alvin Miller. Robert Selbrede—Wills his corny jokes to Roland Groth. Beverly Sprain—Wills her ability to get her man to Marjorie Leicht. Arlyss Stelloh—Wills her ability to go steady to Delores Meinking. Lois Thompson—Wills her musical talents to James Laxton. Vivian Udell—Wills her ability to rhumba to Maynard Wehrs. Vernice Witte—Wills her inquisitiveness to Dorothy Netwal.