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

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4th row, left to right—J. Rhodes, M. Schaller, D. Hemker, P. Mau, D. Netwal, L. Barclay, M. McClintock. R. Rowe, D. Knutson. 3rd row, left to right E. Johnson, L. Meyer, J. Plenge, D Moe, B. Johnson, M. Jandt, B. Pfaff, M. Hoppmann, M. Gullickson. 2nd row, left to right J. Miller, D. Plenge, B. Harmer, D. Knutson, D. Severson, D Jaeckel, S. Koopman, M. Bal-mer M. Betthauser, E. Vruwink, M. Leicht. Front row, left to right -J. Huxsahl, D. Johnson, A. Jostad, E. Powers, M. Nuttleman, D. Tournade, C. McEl-downey, B. McEldowney. D. Storandt, D. Vruwink, R Raymer, Miss Green. Qirls' Qlee Club This year the attention of the thirty-six members of the Girls’ Glee Club has been centered upon installing an appreciation of good music. Particular emphasis has been placed upon quality and the interpretation of the themes of songs. The club has been under the proficient supervision of Miss Helen Green, who has directed her first high school chorus here. Much credit should be accorded to the superior accompaniment of Miss Marjorie Leicht. Page Sixteen

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Band Under the competent direction of Mr. Beers, the band has become an active organization in our school. A competitive spirit instilled within each section has done much to spur the members to greater musical effort. Much stress has been placed on mastery of the fundamentals as the basic foundation for true musical achievement. The rousing performances of the pep band at the weekly basketball games throughout the school year has tended to heighten the spirit of victory. The anxious desire of every aspiring musician is to participate in the Spring Musical Festival. band Personnel Clarinets Mary Me Clintock Elaine Vruwink Mary Lee Betthauser Carol Wehrs Bonnie Wilcox Harriet Brocade Sylvia Bangsberg Kenneth Klos Minnetta Larson Betty Ender Dorothy Knudtson Saxaphones Dolores Storandt Carolyn Caulum Carol Rhodes Roberta Rowe Kenneth Bangsberg Basses Don Selbrede Frederick Wehrenberg David Hoff Cornets Stanley Fischer Russell Dovenbcrg Sidney Syvertson Richard Storandt John Hougen Ralph Hoff William Hoewing Harold Olsen Roderick Niedfeldt French Horns Pat Mau Baritones Carla Hoff Dorothy Severson David Pischke Donald Ender Donna Mae Knudtson Trombones Donald Diekroeger Ervin Nuttleman Joyce Ausman Robert Rhyme Flutes Lorna Barclay Marjorie Nuttleman Carlyle Haaland Oboe Marjorie Leicht Drums Billy Me Clintock Donna Jean Vruwink Joyce Rhodes Gene Wehrenberg Page Fifteen

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3rd row, left to right—E. Nuttleman, A. Miller, G. Rhodes, D. Selbrede, J. Cain, D. Cassel, J. Grabon, R. Groth V. Nienast, D. Diekroeger. 2nd row, left to right—M. Leicht, W. Horstman, F. Wehrenberg, R. Rhyme, G. Schmeekpepper, R. Sprain, D. En-der, L. Hoff, W. Hulberg, S. Syvertson, Miss An derson. Front row, leftto right—B. Hesse, M. Meyer, H. Caulum. K. Diekroeger, H. Meyer, D. Hoff, D. Pischke, P. Anderson, R. Niedfeldt, S. Fischer. boys’ Chorus Christmas-time round the thirty-two members of the newly organized Boys’ Chorus joined with the Girls’ choral group singing traditional Yule-Tide carols. With the combined interest of Miss Anderson and the spirit of the boys, this chorus, organized in October, has proved a success. Accompanied by Miss Marjorie Leicht, the fellows enjoy such favorites as : “Now The Day Is Over,” ‘‘A Perfect Day,” “Land Of Hope And Glory,” and “Bless Our Home.” Page Seventeen