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

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OFFICERS, Left to right: Mr. C. Wruck, advisor; J. Bol-les, treasurer; R. Friestad, president; T. Bolles, vice-president; M. Seils, secretary. 'Jteev Science 'Venture The Science Club, one of West Salem High School's newest organizations,is directed by Mr. Clinton Wruck. Roland Friestad became the first president. The club has a roll of nineteen members. When students enter the club, they become test tubers. By demonstrating projects and reporting on scientific advances, the members accumulate points so they can work their way up to junior scientists and finally to senior scientists. Members work on projects in the field of science, such as aeronautics, electricity, chemistry, automobile design, and archery. The three basic goals of the club are first, to set up a Civil Defense program for the school; second, to locate a weather station at school; third, to further interest in science. At present, the club is working on plans to build a small rocket. The club entered several projects at the Science Fair at Eau Claire. Winners at this event can work toward scholarships. Freshmen prospcctivcs, ROW 1, Left to right: B. Fleischman, M. Dunlap, M. Schmidt, R. Hanson, J. Pittenger, R. Welirs. ROW 2: T. Grover. D. Seils, T. Moran. M. Wilcox. J. Huhn, W. Dunlap, D. Slosscr, and B. Shaw examine the electro-static machine the science room claims.

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ROW 1, Left to right: L. Schaller. K. Miller, C. Capper, S. McClintock, M. Newburg, M. Justin, D. Grosskopf, M. Weiking, M. Horman, B. Davis, L. Johnson. ROW 2: L. Walberg, J. McClintock, A. Hesse, F. Balmcr, J. Cullmann, R. Sprain, J. Yeskie, L. Johnson, B. Shaw, C. Weingarten, J. Huhn, J. Dovcn-bcrg, R. Fricstad. StueCe tt OFFICERS, SEATED, Left to right: Miss J. Hansen, advisor; M. Weiking, editor; Mrs. M. Sanders, advisor; C. Capper, advertising manager. STANDING: B. Shaw, business manager; F. Balmer, assistant business manager; L. Walberg, circulation manager, Mr. J. Monson, advisor. The ORIOLE, voice of the West Salem High School student body, was published for the tenth successful year in 1956-57. During the school year eight issues of the paper were printed under the direction of editor Mary L. Weiking and the advisors, Marie B. Sanders, John Monson, and Joan Hansen. Comprising the newspaper staff were five seniors, ten juniors, eight sophomores, and three freshmen. Aims of the ORIOLE include keeping students, teachers, and parents informed of school activities as well as giving students an opportunity to serve their school and gain worthwhile journalistic experience working on the paper. Headline writing and an work are among contributions of staff members. At a journalism conference at the University of Wisconsin in October attended by editor Mary L. Weiking, the ORIOLE was commended for its journalistic accomplishments as an outstanding newspaper for a school of its size. By attaining a specified number of ORIOLE points, staff members become eligible for bronze, silver, or gold awards which are presented on class night. 22

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ROW 1, L. ft to Right: C. Wcingarten, C. Mau, D. Raymcr, D. Fuhre. ROW 2: S. Justin, president, K. Brocade, S. Wege, J. Labus, N. Rhodes, S Shaw ROW 3: S. McClintock, J. Ycskie, C. Goldsmith, J. Sprain, B. Shaw, J. Jostad, G. Tranberg, R Molldrem, D. Garbers. K. Schild. K. Schomberg. ROW 4: C. Fon-er, J. Dovenberg, C. Jewett. 24