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

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“Fleetfoot ” Front row: J. Wehrenberg, I). Hicks. J. Raymer, I). Hemker, I). Jewett, Mrs. Friell. R. Schild, L. Balmer, W. Walden-burger. F. Brietkreutz. Second row: C. Achterkirch. C. Wehrenberg, N. Twining. B. Peterson, A. Furchtenicht. D. Michel-son, G. Jorgenson, B. Powell. I). Stanhope. Third row: M. Buol. A. Holter, J. Anderson, M. Knutson, A. Koopman. M. Olson. I). Olson. M. Jaekel. Fourth row: H. Meinking, G. Buol. F. Juntti, R. Vanderploeg, J. Justin. R. Lunke, L. Dahl. Hack row: I). Horst man, R. Gilster. I). Bruenimer. K. Bangsberg, K. Meyer, K. Ausman. Freshman Class The enrollment of the freshman class totalled forty-two with the transfer of Josie Vogel, Beverly Smith, and Dick Vollenweider from La Crosse and Darlene Stanhope from Mindoro. This class, the largest in the school, has many students active in all the extra-curricular organizations. Raymond Vanderploeg was the freshman star in baseball and basketball. President Vice-president Secretary-treasurer Adviser The initiation mixer, given by the sophomores on November 5, was great fun for all. The freshmen had an opportunity to display their high spirits and good sportsmanship Good luck, Frosh! We know you’ll bring honors to Salem high. Ronald Schild Douglass Jewett Donna Hemker Mrs. Friell Page Fifteen

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“Blackhawk ” Front row. J. Powers. M. Eckert. M. Meyer, Mr. Moran, G. Evenson. C. Nuttelman, P. Powers. Second row: V. Heinze, M. Larson, I). Eickhoff, S. Bangsberg, C. Baltz. V. Sprain. H. Brocade, C. Anderson. Third row: G. Torgerson. B. Wilcox. P. Justin. V. Baltner, G. Severson. R. Cook. K. Krome. Bach row: A. Meyer, J. Selbrede. R. Schober, C. Haaland, K. Klos, L. Hanan. J. Lorenz, B. McGlintock. Sophomore Class In September of 1948, the “old” sophomores reentered Salem high. Three new members—Jackie Vogel, Rollin Yanzer, and Mary Lichtie—from La Crosse increased the class roll to thirty-three. The sophs soon got back into the swing of things and initiated the freshmen on November 5. The sophomores have been active in every extracurricular activity. Sixteen were in F.H.A.; Carole Anderson, Carlyle Haaland, and Jim Lorenz were President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Adviser on the ORIOLE staff; five, in the Library Club; fourteen, in Glee Club; four, in F.F.A.; six, in the Forensic Club; eleven, in the Pep Club; thirteen, in the senior hand; and two in the Cadet hand. George Evenson and Morris Meyer were the sophomore battery in baseball and the outstanding class members in basketball. The sophomores are eagerly awaiting their Junior year and the additional activities it will bring. Morris Meyer George Evenson Catherine Nuttelman Mimi Eckert Mr. Moran Page Fourteen

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1. Lunch line. 2. Page Sixteen Studying in the library. 3. June, our office girl. 4. Study hall. 5. Junior English class. 6. School’s out! 7. Hop-Scotch. 8. “The Pedagogue of Puffentoot.”