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

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Stigh School Si cut d FIRST ROW: L.Wehrs, S.Beers. K. Manke. K.Miller, M. Justin. SECOND ROW: P.Bahan, R. Steiger. W. Meyer, E. Schroeder, S. Hauser, D. Miller, L. Shaw, M. Hulberg, THIRD ROW: K. Schomberg, N. Erickson, M. Heider, J. Davis, S. Liebl, J. Johnson, A. Hulberg, W. Jenkins, K. Hauser, S. Beers, M. Martin, R. Hussa. FOURTH ROW: M. Synoground, R. Weiking, D. Drecktrah. For the past fourteen years the West Salem Concert Band has been under the capable direction of Mr. Curtis Beers. It has steadily improved to the point where the band has become enjoyable despite the fact that it is an organization in which hard work and constant attention are necessary. During the year the band gave several concerts, including the unforgettable one with guest artist, Rafael Mendez. This organization also has been a faithful booster at all local football and basketball games. West Salem had many participants in the solo tournament which was held during March in La Crosse. The band also entered the spring band festival in La Crosse. AU of die members will profit greatly from the things Mr. Beers has taught them, and memories of the fun they have had in band with him will always linger. 21

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West Salem FIRST ROW; D. Raymer, D. Fuhre, J. Labus, L. Schwen, K. Holleque, P. Walberg. SECOND ROW: P. Brave, J. Yeskie, B. Witte, L. Hauser, B. Manke, V. Zabriskie, M. Krueger, N. Rhodes. THIRD ROW: K. Brocade, S. Wege, C. Goldsmith, C. Olson, G. Jaekel, D. Jones, J. Cullmann, R. Lee, S. Ver-thein, R. Manke, J. Tranberg, K. Schild, D. Black. FOURTH ROW: J. Black, H. Hoier, C. Jewett, G. Foner, Mr. C. Beers, S. Sandberg, J. Nelson. OFFICERS: D. Raymer, President; M. Justin, Secretary; Mr. C. Beers, Director; R. Hussa, Vice-President; N. Rhodes, Treasurer. MAJORETTES: Kathy Brocade and Jan Yeskie.

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OBSERVING EXPERIMENT: M. Dunlap, B. Miller, A. Varnum, M. Wilcox, G. Foner, J. Cox, J. Michelson, R. Lee, P. Walberg, L Hanson, G. Rhodes, C. Perso, D. Friestad. Science C£u The Science Club, now in its third year of existence, is progressing rapidly. Its main purpose, promoting interest in science, is successfully stimulated through interesting trips and lyceums pertaining to science. The club members are engaged in various projects relating to science such as chemistry, electronics, physics, aeronautics, and other subjects of interest. This year the members have chosen astronomy as a club project. To better understand this phase of science, the group made a trip to Y e r k e s Observatory at Williams Bay, Wisconsin. STUDYING MICROSCOPE: J. Borreson, J. Hanson, C. Fleischman, R. Lee, D. Goldsmith, J. Hussa, D. Loomis. OFFICERS AND ADVISER: Mr. C. Wruck, Adviser: F. Cox, Treasurer; T. Moran, President; B. Molldrem, Secretary;]. Pitten-ger, Vice-President. 22