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

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OFFICERS: S. Wege, President. STANDING: N. Rhodes. Secretary; Mr. Taylor. Adviser; Mrs. Solie, Adviser; Mr. Monson, Adviser; K. Hemker, Treasurer. NOT PRESENT: S. Schmidt. Qlu The purpose of the Forensic Club is to help students gain poise and self-confidence while speaking. This is achieved by having each member participate in one of the following divisions in the speaking contest held in the spring: non-humorous and humorous, original oratory, extemporaneous reading and speaking, four-minute speaking, and interpretive reading. If the student receives an A rating in the local and regional levels, he may advance to the district contest and possibly to the state contest. Other activities of the club include the Veteran’s Day Program, Constitution Contest, Voice of Democracy Contest, and Christmas and Thanksgiving programs. Forensic club advisers are Mrs. J. Solie, Mr. W. Taylor, and Mr. J. Monson. STANDING: M. Olson, R. Runingen. SITTING: G. Black, R. Hussa, D. Drecktrah. RECORDING, SEATED: M. Horman. STANDING, Left to Right: P. Bahr, J. Poehling, V. Nuttelman, A. Schomberg, L. Johnson, M. Johnson, K. Moe. LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Hemker, S. Walters, R. Nie-meier, C. Runge, I. Marking, P. Walberg. LEFT TO RIGHT: N. Rhodes, M. Martin, M. Anderson, J. Rogers, T. Moran, R. Hanson, M. Nelson, S. Wege. STANDING: G. Miller, G. Rhodes, A. Varnum. SITTING: D. Vanderploeg, A. Hulberg, J. Labus. 23

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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

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FIRST ROW: P. Bahr, M. Heider, J. Davis, K. Schild, C. Stelloh. SECOND ROW: B. Hendrickson, A. Miller, S. Verthein, C. Tauscher. THIRD ROW: E. Johnson, M. Horman, L. Shaw, B. Wine. FIRST ROW: B. Schaller, V. Gullotti, P. Sprain, J. Tranberg, V. Zabriskie, R. Johnson. SECOND ROW: P. Brave, L. Romskog, B. Newburg, D. Black, L. Rhodes. SEATED: C. Goldsmith, B. Romskog, K. Schomberg, J. Christianson, M. Johnson, S. Walters, A. Hulberg, F. Bahr. STANDING: M. Nelson, K. Beier, P. Moe, C. Niemeier, M. Wuensch, S. Kattestad. 24