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

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1. In the Grades. 2. Good Joke? 3. Friends. 4. Pie Faces. 5. Scouts. 6. Learning How 7. “I’m Forever Blowing Bubbles.” 8. “Baby Face” (s). 9. Li I Abner and Daisy Maes. 10. All Set. 11. On Parade. 12. “Diek”. 13. Men of the World. 14. True Friendship. 15. Maybe He’s Tired. Page twenty-four

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Front row—M. Meyer, D. Miller, S. Fischer, K. Diekroeger, A. Miller, Mr. Moran, J. Kopp, W. Olson, G. Rhodes, G. Wehrenberg, D. Hoff. Second row—R. Ender, D. Ender, G. Evenson, R. Rhyme, S. Syvertson, D. Juntti, J. Hougen, R. Niedfeldt, L. Hanan, K. Klos, B. McClintock. Baseball Work was the watchword of the fall baseball season. Because the games played had no bearing on the conference standings. Coach Moran used many combinations in order to determine the one most effective. As is often the case, the greatest weaknesses were shown to be in the battery. However, Jerry Wehrenberg, a sophomore southpaw, and George Evenson progressed rapidly; and on the receiving end, Morris Meyer, a freshman backstop, showed promise. The spring schedule included games with Bangor, Galesville, Mindoro, Holmen, Trempealeau, Onalaska, and others. For the second season baseball was an organized part of the Coulee Conference program with a trophy awarded the top team. Page twenty-six