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

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Front row, left to right—D. Johnson, L. Ehlo, M. Nuttle.nan, D. Tournade, J. Huxsahl, A. Bergum. R. Raymer, S. Koopman, D. Storandt, L,. Fuhre, J. Indahl, D. Vruwink. 2nd row, left to right—C. Hoff, D. Plenge, B. McEldownoy, A. Johnson, B. Harmer, E. Powers, C. McEldowney. D. Hemker, R. Rowe, J. Hanson, M. Betthauser, D. Knutson, M. Balmer, D. Meinking, Mrs. Rienks. 3rd row, left to right—L. Meyer, J. Plenge, B. Johnson, e. Johnson, A. Jostad, D. Jaeckel B. Pfaff, M. Hoppman, M. McClintock, D. Anthony, S. Sprain. 4th row, left to right—D. Knutson, J. Rhodes, M. Hoier, L. Barclay, M. Stratman, N. Dahl, L. Waldenberger, M. Cook, M. Jandt, M. Leicht, M. Schaller, E. Vruwink. M. Gullickson, P. Mau, A. Indahl. F. H. A. The reorganization of our F. H. A. under the interested sponsorship of Mrs. Rienks has stimulated a keener interest in homemaking among the high school girls. They eagerly anticipated their semi-weekly meetings because of the diversity of activities provided for the small interest groups within the club. Page Eighteen

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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

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3rd raw, left to right—R. Storandt, R. Rhyme, G. Schmeckpepper, L. Buol, A. Miller, J. Grabon, E. Colver, K. Buol, P. Anderson. 2nd row, left to right—J. Raymer, W. Horstman, V. Nienast, E. Nuttleman, H. Hoff, W. Hulberg, L. Hoff, F. Weh-renberg, Mr. Rowe. Front row, left to right—D. Wehrenberg, W. Mades, D. Miller, H. Meyer, R. Jostad, J. Wedin, M. Meyer, G. Weh-renberg, D. Pischke. F. F. A. The past year has found the West Salem chapter of the F. F. A. active proving their mastery of the skills of fanning by applying the basic principles in actual situations. The outstanding objective of the twenty-nine members for the year 1945-1946,was exhibiting livestock, first at the Viroqua fair, and secondly, showing and judging at the Eau Claire Livestock Show. Mr. Rowe’s boys proved themselves to be “grand champions” when they won eighteen grand champions, 152 firsts, 110 seconds, ninety-two thirds, sixty-eight fourth-places, and sixty-five ribbons beyond the latter. They proved themselves to be no mean business men by selling $8,880 worth of pure-bred livestock, and $10,000 worth of market livestock. The early spring found the boys interestedly planning a trip to the northern part of the state. This outing will be a recreational reward for work done in F. F. A. Page Nineteen