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

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DRAMA CLUB, ROW 1, Left to Right: K. Newburg, G. Luebben, M. Bruemmer, S. Rhodes, M. Loging, C. Mau. ROW 2: L. Schal-ler, C. Durkin, C. Capper, J. McClintock, M. Miller, L. Wal-berg, C. Hix, M. Newburg. ROW 3: T. Eckert, R. Sprain, D. Vanideiploeg, F. Moan, D. Drecktrah. 'PCcufe y THESPIANS, ROW 1, Left to Right: N. Hemker, D. Stratman, S. Schild, S. Larson, S. McClintock, M. Wakefield. ROW 2: S. Shaw, D. Terpstra, T. Bolles, R. Friestad, D. Hussa, J. Bolles, D. Slosser. OFFICERS, SEATED: Miss J. Hanson, advisor; M. Wakefield, president; Mrs. M. Sanders, advisor. STANDING: S. Schild, secretary; R. Friestad, vice-president; Mr. J. Monson, advisor; D. Slosser, treasurer; D. Stratman, scribe.

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OFFICERS, Left to right; K. Manke, treasurer; C. Nchls, vice president; C. Wuensch, president; D. Linse, sergeant-at-arms; Mr. N. Rowe, advisor; M. Wchrs, secretary. 4ctive 'putune The Future Farmers of America, or FFA, is the national organization of. by. and for boys preparing for agricultural pursuits. Local members, led by N. N. Rowe, their instructor and advisor, have compiled an outstanding record. Achievements for 1956-57 included superior honors for both the meat and livestock teams an t e rating of Good for the poultry team. A truly great accomplishment was die gold medal won by the meat team at the national contest. Twenty boys exhibiting at five fairs received a total of fifty-three championships. The junior champion boar at Wisconsin State Fair owned by Darol Linse sold for a record price of $1000. Special activities of the group included sponsorship, with the FHA, of the annual Christmas Party and Harvest Dance; of the FFA basketball team; of a Father-Son Banquet; and the annual one-week camping trip. . „ T T U T w jrafe C Miller D. Drecktrah, R. Kattestad, C. Strittmater, G. Quackcnbush, E. I™ J. Schail«, J. Scafe, L. Nessceh, c. Nehb, K. Manke, R. Jones, L. Klahn.

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MnUVM L°8in8 cD- Stratman S. McCTintock, S. Larson, S. Schild, P. Bahr, M. Anderson, K. Miller. ROW 2: M Martin D. ar -rplo Frica d 01 ' L' R°W 3: T' “ »»• D- T stra, p(tte t4ic Sfeea erd To be able to speak with poise and confidence is the main objective for the Forensic Club. Each spring contests are held locally. The local winners progress to the district and. if successful, compete in the league and state contests. Contestants enter and compete in one of the following divisions: non-humorous declamations, humorous declamations, original or non-original oratory, extemporaneous speaking or reading, four-minute speeches, or interpretive reading. The Voice of Democracy and Constitution contests arc part of the year's activities. Mr. John Monson and Misses Alice McCarty and Joan Hansen are advisors. St-