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

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ROW 1. Left to right: J. Small, A. Small. L. Schaller, P. Heckelbeck. S. Schild. I. Olson. M. Bruemmer, C. Liebl. M. Loging, M. Schilling. F. Bahr, W. Wehrs. ROW 2: P. Bahr. A. Strittmater, B. Seils, R. Niemeier. J. Hundt, S. Larson, C. Hix, C. Capper. S. Shaw, C. Mau, J. Schuster. ROW 3: Mr. Wruck. advisor. M. Wehrs, W. Miller. R. Garbers. J. McClintock, L. Klahn. W. Dunlap, C. Jostad, K. Peterson. D. Beier, J. Hauser. Class of 1958 Sophomore officers: Mr. Wruck. advisor; F. Balmer. treasurer; S. Larson, president; S. Shaw, secretary; R. Steiger, vice-president; Mr. Mon-son. advisor.

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Reigning as queen of the annual Coulee Conference Harvest Dance on November 4 was Muriel Horstman. Our court representative was Rosalind Nuttelman. Betsy Loging was selected for the Homecoming Court. The Little Dog Laughed , our class play, was presented November 11. Chairman of candy sales was Sue McClintock, assisted by Sharon Justin. The outstanding social event of the year was our junior prom. Basketball and baseball teams claimed many junior boys. Sue McClintock was an A team cheerleader; Sharon Justin helped lead B' team cheers. Representing District 3 as an editor of the state organization of the Future Homemakers of America was Carol Weingarten. Mary Lou Wieking, Charlotte Eggen, and Eldora Schober were head librarians. School publications claimed several juniors. Mary Lou Wieking acted as associate editor of the ORIOLE, and Carol Weingarten, associate editor of the 1956 NESHONOC with Sue McClintock as her assistant. Class loyalty has been displayed through our many projects, and we look forward to a successful year as seniors. Hobos R. Shaw and D. Slosser. ROW 1: Left to right; M. Stanhope. J. Schnick, E. Wehrs. B. Loging, N. Hemker, D. Stratman, D. Hoier, H. Krome, R. Wehrs. ROW 2: D. Linse, M. Wieking, S. Jaekel, D. Caulum, S. Justin, M. Newburg, S. McClintock, C. Meyer. G. Foner. ROW 3: Miss Gross, advisor; D. Clements, J. Johnson. K. Schmidt. C. Narlock, C. Strittmater, B. Balmer, P. Muenzenberger. P. Wiese. L. Yanzcr, Miss Nelson, advisor.

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ROW 1: Left to right: A. Marking, M. Jenks, L. Walberg, J. Quackenbush, H. Hicks, B. Steiger, B. Davis, P. Baumer, H. Hemker, D. Terpstra, L. Sprain J. Sprain. ROW 2: K. Manke, E. Lusk, J.Schwartz, M. Schwier, F. Balmer, L. Bahr, L. Gensch, S. Rhodes, R. Ranney, B. Jenkins, A. Jaekel. ROW 3: J. Monson, Advisor; K. Plenge, R. Sprain, T. Bolles, C. Justin, G. Tranberg, J. Ihihn, G. Borreson, J. Dovenberg, I. Moan, and R. Friestad Autumn of 1955 found fifty-six sophomores enrolling for another busy year. Initiating the freshmen, sponsoring the Dizzyland party, and managing the cloak room were major class projects. Representing the class on the Harvest Dance Courtwas Judy Schwartz, and chosen for the Homecoming Court was Sandra Shaw. Elected as sophomore officers were Susan Larson, president; Bob Steiger, vice-president; Sandra Shaw, secretary; and Fritz Balmer, treasurer. Many sophomores retained their membership in school organizations such as Drama-Thcspian, Pep Club, the ORIOLE, F.F.A., F.H.A., Library, Forensics ,Band, Glee Club, basketball, and baseball. Gene Borreson became manager of the baseball team, and Kenny Peterson acted as assistant basketball manager. Elected to serve as A team cheerleaders were Susan Larson and Merlin Wehrs, while Sandra Shaw, Sandra Sc hi Id, and Adreanna Strittmater led cheer s for the B team. Chattingatthe Christmas Mixer: Curt Justin, Jon Schuster, Anne Marking, and Conrad Jostad 17