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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1960 volume:

: h--' • %'WTi 'M . . A'- - : 'V'V £ V ’ kv C v? 7 f'V ' grVc -a ; J f % r' •• , ■ � ’ :,V« - • V- +! -!W: v : s ■ � � v : . v g � � •'v-L • A ■ ■ ...y « vV «4t£ I960 Tt eaAottoc Presented By The SmioK CCcum lllea t Sxdeni Migh Sx ool WEST SALEM, WISCONSIN CO-EDITORS: Karen Miller and Mary Lou Martin BUSINESS MANAGER: Tom Moran ADVISERS: Marie Sanders and John Richman ART: Caryn Goldsmith RESEARCH: Mrs. C. H. Mau PICTURES: Vaughn Larson, Don Griswold, and Andrew Johnson. JAaugfitd. S'xvt Jxwiawiaut Today a high school education is regarded as a necessity. Each member of the graduating class is aware or will soon be aware of that fact. In our society which is becoming more and more complex it is necessary that each one of you become well-grounded in the basic tools of education so that you may better be able to cope with life's problems. It is our hope that the last four years have been profitable for each one of you. We hope that you have learned to regard each day as an opportunity to increase your educational experiences and that you have been taught to think and to act constructively. Above all, it is our wish that you have learned to appreciate and re spect others and that you are ready to make worthwhile contributions to your community and to your country. 2 We ‘Dedicate � « We dedicate to you, Mr. Clinton Wruck, with sincere appreciation the 1960 NESHONOC. Your patience and understanding have made our high school days both stimulating and satisfying. 3 We Monai(lfeu YEARBOOK STAFF: J. Richman, Adviser; M. Martin, Co-Editor; M. Sanders, Adviser; K. Miller, Co-Editor; T, Moran, Business Manager. SKI QUEEN CANDIDATE: C. Goldsmith SENIOR OFFICERS: S. Kattestad, Secretary; J. Pit-tenger. Treasurer; T. Moran, President; B. Fleisch-man, Vice-President. 4 BADGER BOY AND GIRL STATE REPRESENTATIVES: B. Fleischman, T. Moran, J. Monson, Adviser; and M. Martin. D. A. R. AWARD WINNER; V. Nuttelman. JaBte M ministration 7 Organizations 19 45 a asses 11 Ssocial £h'ents 37 Seniors 53 5 For Yesterday-is but a Dream, And Tomorrow iyonly a Vision; But X° day well-lived makes every Yesterday a Dream of Happiness, And every To-morrow a Vision of Hope Look well therefore to this Day! The Salutation of the Dawn, from the Sanskrit Odmitmtwtuw ffiawat af, education BOARD OF EDUCATION--C. Eckert, President; L. Sprain, Clerk; W. Hauser, Treasurer; Dr. W. Baltz, Director; M. Walberg, Director. JOHN MONSON High School Principal Guidance Director Senior Advisor CURTIS BEERS SUBJECT: Music ADVISER: Junior Class RAE ELLEN IMMENSCHUH SUBJECT: Music ADVISER: Freshman Class, Drama-Thespian ERROL KINDSCHY SUBJECT: Social Science ADVISER: Freshman Class, Forensic Club, ORIOLE, Student Council CHARLOTTE KRULL SUBJECT: Home Economics ADVISER: Junior Class, Future Homemakers of America ELDRED MANSKE SUBJECT: Industrial Arts ADVISER: Junior Class, Student Council, Drama-Thespian JOHN MARTIN SUBJECT: Physical Education ADVISER: Freshman Class, Pep Club HORANCE MORAN SUBJECT: Math ADVISER: Sophomore Class. Student Council, Pep Club VIRGINIA PELTON SUBJECT: Physical Education ADVISER: Pep Club 0 WALTER PREUSS SUBJECT: English ADVISER: Drama-Thespian, ORIOLE, Forensic Club JOHN RICHMAN SUBJECT: Commercial ADVISER: Sophomore Class, ORIOLE, NESHONOC N. N. ROWE SUBJECT: Agriculture ADVISER: Freshman Class, Future Farmers of America MARIE SANDERS SUBJECT: English and Supervisor of field training for English majors, State College, La Crosse ADVISER: Senior Class, ORIOLE, NESHONOC, Future Teachers of America, Library Club WILLIS TAYLOR SUBJECT: Social Science ADVISER: Forensic Club, Pep Club CLINTON WRUCK SUBJECT: Science ADVISER: Junior Class, Science Club, Archery Club Qia AjeA GENERAL SCIENCE--J. Olson, S. Lusk, C. Indahl, K. Hundt, J. Davis, D. Clements, D. Johnson, D. Clements, C. Berreson, J. Dreckttah, J. Klusman, J. Hesselberg. OUTSIDE SCHOOL--STANDING: C. Wilkens, R. Weiking, R. Severson, L. Waldenberger, G. Schnick, L. Tauscher, D. Schaper. SEATED: L. Varnum, M. Wehrs, L. Wehrs, E. Scho-ber, D. Jones. 'Jx ifunati (IIoaa ENGUSH--J. Fetzek, R. Lokken, R. Meyer, L. Schwenn, L. Runingen, S. Sandberg, D. Labus, A. Schaller, J. Nelson. 1 HOME ECONOMICS--STANDING: D. Miller, D. Nehls, D. Miller, J. Schomberg, C. Schom-berg, J. Nuttelman, L. Hauser, C. Heider. SEATED: D. Vick, K. Miller, J. Rogers, J. Marshall. Sixty-six eager but timid freshmen reported for their first day of high school on August 31, 1959. They soon became acquainted with the school’s routine and became active in clubs. To close the year's social activities the freshmen, with the assistance of their class advisers, sponsored an all-school party for the enjoyment of all. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: J. Anderson, President; J. Tremain, Vice-President; S. Raymer, Secretary; M. Wege, Treasurer. SapAonuvte •, On the final day of August, 1959, sixty-six sophomores began a new and exciting year. Among the events a-waited with great anticipation was the initiation of the new freshmen. , The new officers for the year were President, Diane Drecktrah; Vice-President, Tom Holt; Secretary, Kathleen Manke; Treasurer, Vickie Zabris-kie; and Student Council Representatives, Pat Bahan, Mona Synoground and Vickie Zabriskie, alternate. Most of the sophomores quickly took an active part in school activities, upholding the reputation they had made as freshmen. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS--D. Drecktrah, President; T. Holt, Vice-President; K. Manke, Secretary; V. Zabriskie, Treasurer. WORLD HISTORY--M. Isbell, D. Smith, J. Twining, B. Roraff, T. Miller, K. Moe, C. Fleisch-man, G. Servais, F. Tucker, M. Hicks, D. Loomis, H. Gilbertson, D. Goldsmith, E. Riley. SupficntMe QIclaa ENGL1SH--M. Wagner, J. Cox, J. Raffelson, A. Hauge, L. Rhodes, R. Lee, C. Baltz, L. Romskog, K. Sprain, D. Bussian, M. Wilkens. DRIVER'S EDUCATION—E. Berg, R. Humbel, C. Hess, D. Baumgartner, M. Johnson, B. Schaller, B. Newburg, S. Dunlap, V. Gullotti, E. Schaller, D. Lueck, K. Hemker, J. Michelson. AGRICULTURE--J. Lichtie, G. Romskog, R. Hoier, M. Miller, D. Ruud, D. Garbers, J. Jenks, R. Dunlap, J. Bahr, O. Schwier, D. Schmaltz. 15 Junto Q£oaa, TYP1NG--D. Friestad, S. Walters, A. Schomberg, S. Hanson, R. Johnson, B. Witte, B. Rhodes, E. Johnson, P. Sprain, H. Hoier. ENGLISH--K. Hauser, R. Miller, J. Borreson, B. Linse, G. Jaekel, G. Varnum, D. Hammes, J. Jostad, G. Strittmater, A. Hulberg. Juniwi, C£cum, CHEMISTRY--D. Fuhre, M. Heider, L. Shaw, G. Batzel, J. Hussa, D. Johnson, J. Poehling, J. Hanson, F. Cox. CONSERVATION--H. Walters, R. Schomberg, D. Buroker, D. Greene, J. Bahr, G. Indahl, J. Black. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: C. Stelloh, Secretary; C. Perso, President; R. Molldrem, Vice-President; R. Lee, Treasurer. The junior class came to their third year of high school anxiously awaiting the arrival of the class rings, junior class play rehearsals, and workonthe Prom. Lynette Shaw was chairman of the latter. Many class members took part in the class play, Nuts In May. Through their scholastic and social endeavors they won prestige for their class. 17 5sdendt , Jjt SXeed SCHOOL SECRETARY: Mrs. H. Kapelke. SCHOOL NURSE: Mrs. R. Johnson. BUS DRIVERS: W. Rogers, O. Hulberg, H. Schwier, B. Jones, A. Knudson. SCHOOL COOKS: Mrs. E. Fuhre, Mrs. G. Terpstra, Mrs. E. Carlson. SCHOOL JANITORS: L. Wehrenberg, E. Knudson. Ckigatuzationa. f I strain my eyes, I grope my way into the dark. Mine are young eyes Whose sudden task it is to see for others; To find a path for them In through the dark. From being led I come a leader Stumbling and hearing cries of those 1 lead; Feeling fear for others than myself. On Leaving Youth by Jessie Mae Jones Highlighting the Pep Club activities this year was the annual Homecoming on October 9, 1959, with Trempealeau as our guest. Included in the festivities was a bonfire, snake dance, parade, game, and dance. The club served sandwiches and milk to home and visiting teams after games and sold beverages during all athletic games. 20 Giufr Leading the cheering were Karla Hemker, Clarice Strittmater, Kay Olson, and Karem Olson as A-team cheer artists. B-team cheerleaders included Mona Synoground, Donna Black, Diane Drecktrah. and Vickie Zabriskie. Pep Club advisers were Mr. Horace Moran. Mrs. Virginia Pelton, Mr. John Martin, Mr. John Richman, and Mr. Willis Taylor. 21 TYPISTS: C. Olson, B. Dunlap, M, Justin, E.Schroeder, K. Newburg, P. Moe, B. Hendrickson, A. Miller, M. VVuensch, E. Schmidt, J. Garbers. Chieie Club •The ORIOLE, the official voice of the student body,. was successfully published for the thirteenth year. A total of seven issues were published, with the club members doing the writing, art work, typing, and co'mplete editing. Randall Lee capably handled his responsibilities as editor. Advisers for the 1959-1960 school term were Marie B. Sanders, Errol Kindschy, JohnRichman, and Walter Preuss. OFFICERS: C. Perso, Sports Editor; R. Lee, Editor; L. Shaw, Advertising Manager; J. Christianson, Business Manager; A. Hulberg, Circulation Manager. . MEMBERS: J.Bonsall, C. Durkin, C. Goldsmith, P.Brave, K. Miller, V. Zabriskie, C. Wilkens, S. Beers, D. Schmaltz, J. Nuttelman, L. Hauser, D. Drecktrah, M. Beranek, D. Garbers, P. Student Council SOPHOMORE MEMBERS: V. Zabriskie, D.Drecktrah, Secretary: P. Bahan, M. Synoground. FRESHMAN MEMBERS: D. Miller, J. Schomberg, J. Nuttelman, J. Anderson. The students of West Salem High School are very fortunate in having an organization that deals with self-government and democracy within the student body. This group of thirteen students works with the school board, the faculty, and their advisers to help make and carry out school policy. Although school government is their main function. council members promote and participate in such helpful projects as “Teens Against Polio,” “Care” and the sale of saving stamps. PRESIDENT AND TEACHER AID Joan Davis and her class Future Teachers of America is an organization for students who are interested in teaching as their chosen profession. Members get occupational guidance and experience by serving as teacher aids in the ele-rtlentary grades. During the year the club sponsors a varied program of speakers representing different phases of teaching, films enabling members to explore the profession, and social activities providing enjoyment for all. Theorganization gives special recognition to local teachers during Teacher Career Month. Our club, the Mildred Meinking Chapter, was founded in 1958 by advisers Mrs. Marie Sanders and Mr. John Monson who have guided the chapter since that time. utwi JeachviA of, Gm uca MEMBERS: J. Marshall, L. Varnum, S. Raymer, L. Wehrs, M. Wagner. MEMBERS WITH GUEST SPEAKER: B-. Mau, Vice-President; L. Romskog, Librarian; MissD.Heider, K. Manke, Secretary; D. Drecktrah, J. Davis, President. I MEMBERS: V. Nuttelman, J. Rogers, Treasurer; P. Bahr. MEMBERS: K. Sprain, K. Hemker, R. Lee, J. Tranberg, L. Romskog, G. Varnum, Miss S. Netzer, Cadet Adviser; J. Cox. Eifauviy, QhxB The West SalemLibraryClub, advised by teacher librarian Marie B. Sanders, is a nineteen member organization dedicated to the service of students and faculty. Regular student librarians assist in processing books, charging and shelving books, making attractive bulletin boards, as well as numerous other duties under the direction of student head librarians. Virginia Nuttleman was head librarian during the 1959-1960 school year. Students are admitted to the club in their sophomore year following completion of an apprentice-librarian course. Highlighting the year’s activities, 1959-1960, was a book bazaar, November 16-21, andtheappearanceof the well-known author of “An Otter’s Story” and “A Beaver’s Story,” Emil Liers of Homer, Minnesota. OBSERVING THE OTTERS: V. Nuttelman, Head-Librarian; Mr. R. Tremain, Emil Liers, Mrs. Sanders, Adviser. MEMBERS: D. Fuhre, J. Labus, M. Anderson, S.Kat-testad, K. Manke. MEMBERS: B. Witte, Treasurer; V. Nuttelman, Head-Librarian; Emil Liers. K. Schild, Social Chairman; Davis ecretary o Gbictwuf C£uB READY FOR ACTION: P. Walberg, G. Foner, D. Clements, J. Olson, J. Raffelson, J. Davis, D. Schaper, T, Buroker, J. Poehling, R. Lokken, W. Schomberg. OFFICERS: M. Dunlap, President; E. Riley, Vice-President; S. Dunlap, Treasurer; F. Bahr, Secretary. PREPARING BOW: J. Tremain, R. Lokken, L, Runn ingen, R. Severson, C. Wilkens. The Archery Club of West Salem High School is celebrating its fifth anniversary this year. This club was organized for two purposes. The main reason is to instruct the students in both the basic and fine points of archery. The second, is to promote interest in the sport of archery. Besides entering and winning many tournaments, the members apply their archery skill in the field, also. Many of the members have been successful in killing small game animals as well as deer. The Club has as its adviser Mr. Clinton Wruck. 26 OFFICERS: K. Hemker, Secretary; P. Bahr, Vice-President; M. Anderson, President; K. Hemker, Treasurer. DECIDING ON SELECTIONS: B. Strittmater, L. Yan-zer, C. Schomberg, M. Wehrs, M. Johnson. Swetidic QJiiiB A very active and worthwhile club is Forensics. Its main purpose is to train the students to speak with more poise and self-confidence. The officers of the Forensic Club a re President, Mary Lou Anderson; Vice-President, Phyllis Bahr; Secretary, Karla Hemker; and Treasurer, Karen Hemker. The speaking contests are held in the spring of the year. Students may participate in humorous and non-humorous declamations, original oratory, extemporaneous reading and speaking, four minute speaking, and interpretive reading. Students may compete in the Voice of Democracy and the Constitution Contests. Throughout the year the club helps to sponsor such activities as Veteran’s Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas Day programs. The advisers of the club are Mr. W. Pruess, Mr. E. Kindschy. and Mr. W. Taylor. DISCUSSING CONTEST DATES: T. Moran, G. Rhodes, C. Goldsmith, K. Miller, M. Martin. FRONT ROW: V. Zabriskie, D. Fuhre, J. Labus, L. Schwenn, M. Krueger. SECOND ROW: P. Brave, C. Goldsmith, L. Hauser, B. Manke, G. Jaekel. THIRD ROW: B. Witte, S. Gonia, C. Olson, K. Morgan, D. Jones, K. Miller. f buMient mbelliilimenti FIRST ROW: L. Wehrs, K. Manke, S. Beers, K. Miller, M. Justin. SECOND ROW: K. Hol-leque, S. Melby, S. Hauser, D. Miller, L. Shaw, P. Walberg. THIRD ROW: W. Meyer, P. Bahan, E. Schroeder, S. Hanson, R. Steiger. Stigh School Stand Brilliant Br 'raSieS FIRST ROW: A. Hulberg, J. Johnson, K. Hauser, S. Beers, M. Martin. SECOND ROW: S. Zantow, S. Liebl, J. Peterson, M. Wege, J. Davis. THIRD ROW: G. Batzel, D. Garbers, R. Lee, M. Ranger, S. Verthein, J. Jostad, J. Tremain. IHoot anJ tZLytk m FIRST ROW J. Nelson, S. Sandberg, M. Synoground, R. Wciking, D. Drecktrah. SECOND ROW: J. Tranberg, D. Black, N. Erickson, K. Schild, P. Ranger, M. lleider. THIRD ROW; G. Black, J. Bjerke, H. Hoier, G. Foner. QfuSKWS Thirty-eight students assembled for chorus the fall of 1959. Because of the variety of free periods the chorus was divided into two sections: an all-girl glee club and a mixed chorus. Three-fourths of this group were inexperienced because graduatien and conflicts in schedules had thinned the ranks. However, by November 11, the combined choir had prepared two selections for the Veteran’s Day Program. The highlight of theyear was theLaCrosse Music Festival in which both choir participated under the direction of Mrs. R. E. Immenschuh. In addition to the music contest, the choirs took part in concerts throughout the year. OFFICERS: R. Hammes, President; C. Strittmater, Secretary; H. Hoier, Treasurer. MEMBERS, THIRD ROW: G. Servais, G. Foner, R. Lueck, J. Bahr, H. Hoier, T. Hoier, C. Baltz, A. Romskog, J.Hesselberg. SECOND ROW :C. Tauscher, R. Niemeier, J. Schomberg, V. Nuttelman, B. Manke, A. Schomberg, C. Olson, K. Hemker, K. Miller, D. Nehls, M. Johnson, D. Baumgartner, J. Nuttelman, B. Strittmater, J. Marshall. FIRST ROW: C. Wilkins, L. Varnum, V. Gullotti, C. Strittmater, M. Beranek, J. Christianson, C. Stelloh, J. Rogers, C. Schomberg, S. Walters, C. Heider, K. Olson, J. Drecktrah. ________________________________________________________________________________________________ OBSERVING EXPERIMENT: L. Waldenberger, J. Tremain, G. Jaekel. D. Goldsmith. R. Lee, C. Fleischman, D. Johnson, G. Rhodes, L. Hanson. Science QhS- The program for the Science Club (now in its fourth year of existence) is well under way. Its aim is to promote interest in science in and around school. With the officers, the club has a membership of fifteen. During the school term, each member works on at least one project, which must be related to science. A sixty power telescope has been built. Plans to increase its power are being made. Building a flying saucer is a future event. For the last two or three years, work has been done on solid fuel rockets. Many interesting lyceums and science exhibits are on this year's agenda. Several projects will be entered at the state science fair. Scholarships can be won at this event. 31 MEMBERS—FIRST ROW: L. Hauser, L. Wehrs, D. Johnson, J. Marshall, M. Wehrs, K. Miller. SECOND ROW: A. Schaller, S. Sandberg, L. Schwenn, D. Vick, J. Rogers, C. Heider, J. Drecktrah, B. Strittmater. THIRD ROW: J. Schomberg, B. Johnson, L. Nuttelman, C. Borreson, J. Bonsall, J. Fetzek, C. Schomberg, D. Miller, D. Nehls, D. Miller. The West Salem F. H. A. Chapter was very active throughout the year. Projects included preparing and serving the Milk Producers’ Dinner and the Farmers' Co-op Luncheon. In October the F. H. A. girls directed the UNICEF Drive throughout the community. In November the F. H. A., in cooperation with the F. F. A., sponsored the Harvest Dance and in December the Christmas Party. Other activities the girls participated in were the Mother-Daughter Banquet in March, F. H. A. Week in April, and a style show in May. During the summer of 1959, six girls attended the state F. H. A. Convention at Green Lake, Wisconsin. One of our representatives, Senior Marilon Nelson received the Bankers’ Award. OFFICERS: J. Garbers, Secretary; C. Goldsmith, Historian; A. Hulberg, Treasurer; P. Bahr, Reporter; V. Nuttelman, President; A. Schomberg, Vice-President; J. Christianson, Parliamentarian; S. Walters, Recreation Leader. MEMBERS -- FIRST ROW; E. Berg, V. Gullotti, D. Miller, J. Tranberg, V. Zabriskie, B. Schaller, D. Lueck. SECOND ROW: F. Bahr, B. Dunlap, P, Sprain, K. Hemker, B. Hendrickson, L. Rhodes, M. Wuensch. THIRD ROW; M. Synoground, L. Romskog, B. Newburg, E. Schaller, P.Brave, A. Miller, P. Bahan, S. Dunlap, M. Johnson, D. Black. Jxiturn SiomemakeHa, of (Zmexica STYLE SHOW PARTIQPANTS: a Niemeier, S. Katte-stad, J. Davis, B. Mau, C. Tauscher, C. Stelloh. MEMBERS: P. Moe, S, Verthein, M. Beranek, S. Jones, M. Heider, K. Schild, J. Davis, a Johnson, S. Katte-stad, a Olson, C. Strittmater, B. Rhodes, L. Shaw, B. Witte, C. Tauscher. OFF FOR GREEN LAKE: V. Nuttelman, K. Miller, M. Martin, M. Nelson. FRESHMEN MEMBERS--FIRST ROW: J. Hesselberg, R. Meyer, M. Wege, D. Clements, K. Tauscher. SECOND ROW; D. Schaper, D. Labus, L. Tauscher, R. Manke, A. Johnson. THIRD ROW:J. Nelson, D. Manke, D. Horstman, S. Lusk, G. Schnick, D. Clements. The Future Farmers of America, or F, F. A. is the national organization of, by, and for boys studying vocational agriculture. No national students’ organization enjoys greater freedom of self-government under adult counsel and guidance than the F. F.A, Local members, led by N. N, Rowe their instructor and adviser, have made very outstanding records. Special events sponsored with the F. H, A. are the Harvest Dance and Christmas Party. The local chapter has a basketball team and sponsors a rural judging day. The climax of the year is a trip to a camp in the northern part of Wisconsin. OFFICERS: B. Linse, Reporter; R. Steiger, President, R. Kattestad, Vice-President; M. Bruemmer, Secretary; W. Schomberg, Treasurer; C. Miller, Sentinel. Sxdwte 9xvati o ofi MEMBERS: G. Batzel, K. Hauser, R. Schomberg, R. Miller, H. Wol-ter, R. Dunlap. MEMBERS: J. Litchie, G. Indahl, R. Hoier, G. Romskog, D. Gerke, O. Schwier, D. Garbers, J. Michel-son, A. Romskog, J. Bahr. MEMBERS: O. Schwier, R. Hem-ker, W. Schaller, M. Slawatyniec, D. Ruud. W. Scafe, R. Hundt, A. Johnson, M. Miller. MEMBERS: L. Waldenberger, B. Newburg, R. Lokken, E. Riley, D. Jones, V. Gullotti, M. Synoground, B. Manek, C. Baltz, P. Walberg, W. Meyer. OFFICERS: C. Goldsmith, President; Mrs. D. Solie, Adviser; B. Mau, Secretary; M. Bruemmer, Treasurer; K. Schild, Scribe; M. Martin, Secretary. tDxamarJAeaspAati CMl The purpose of the Drama-Thespian Club is to promote an interest in drama and its production. After earning the required points, members are invited to join the National Thespian Society. This year the club presented the forensic one-act play, Antic Spring. A car wash was held on October 17 as a means of securing money for the club treasury. MEMBERS: L. Bell, K. Hemker, C. Olson, C. Stelloh, J. Christianson, L. Shaw, D. Friestad, 36 S. Walters, J. Grosskopf, T. Moran, H. Hoier. Like flame, like wine, across the still lagoon The colors.of the sunset stream. Spectral in heaven as climbs the frail veiled moon So climbs my dream. Gaspara Stampa Stanza 1 William Rose Benet Miunecemitt 1959 QUEEN AND HER ATTENDANTS Reigning over the 1959 West Salem football Homecoming festivities were queen Marietta Justin and king Roger Steiger. The activities officially began Thursday night October 8, 1959. with a snake dance through the business district. A pep rally in back of the school immediately followed the snake dance. Friday afternoon, with the band leading off. the spectacular array of floats entered by various clubs and classes were judged. Lighting of the bonfire concluded the afternoon festivities. The third annual football homecoming neared a climax when West Salem met Treampealeau on the gridiron. Presentation of the queen and her court to the fans, a welcome to the alumni, and music by the band completed the halftime activities. Larry Zieman provided the music for the dance, which followed the game. Crowning of the king and queen took place at 10:30 that evening. Queen Marietta Justin King Roger Steiger COURT MEMBERS: B. Ruud, D. Black, S. Walters, E. Schmidt, D. Borreson, D. Johnson. C. Fleischman, J. T remain. Members of The Court: R. Schomberg, J. Christianson, Princesses L. Shaw and P. Bahr. J. Bahr, L. Romskog, D. Manke, J. Schomberg, V. Nuttelman, R. Steiger. 40 Gfkiaimaa, SUvtty. Singer Ronald Hanson ADVISERS: N. Rowe, C. Krull, J. Monson ENJOYING GIFTS: G. Black, C. Stelloh, M. Hicks, L. Rhodes, M. Isbell, C. Indahl, J. Anderson, C. Fleischman, M. Justin, R. Steiger. Bonnie Hendrickson and escort Richard Greene Caryn Goldsmith and escort Marvin Breummer Marietta Justin and escort Roger Steiger Ckientat SUvundiae I COURT--FIRST ROW: Mary Wuensch, Barbara Mau, and Karla Hemker. SECOND ROW: David Borreson, Roger Kattestad, and LeRoy Bell. Mary Lou Anderson and escort Jerry Rogers Kathleen Schild and escort Jack Pittenger Mary Lou Martin and escort Conrad Miller fpAom Slayidty, QUEEN KING Karen Miller Marlin DunlaP THE CAST--LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Mail, K. Schild, K. Miller, M. Martin, Di-rector, Mrs. Solie; D. Borreson, J. Pittenger, L. Bell, M. Bruemmer, C. Gold- smith, and T. Moran. He says I have all the makings of a great actress. Jiine (Sut Stxsfi On October 29 and 31, the junior class presented the comedy “Time Out For Ginger.” The matinee given on Thursday was enjoyed by the entire student body. Ginger Carroll, starring Barbara Mau, was a high school freshman whose aim in life was to be a football player. Ginger went out for the sport, much to the disgust of her mother and father, Mary Lou Martin and David Borreson. Lizzie, the maid, played by Caryn Goldsmith, was loyal to Ginger and even watched the practice sessions. Joan and Jeannie, portrayed by Karen Miller and Kathy Schild, felt that Ginger’s behavior ruined their whole lives. Tommy Green, Ginger’s boyfriend, enacted by Marvin Bruemmer, was quite offended by Ginger’s behavior, LeRoy Bell as Eddie Davis, a big football star, thought quite highly of himself. Jack Pittenger and Tom Moran were the principal of the high school and Mr. Carroll’s employer, respectively. The play was under the capable direction of Mrs. David Solie. Bill Fleischman was the student director. All the guys on the squad are taking their best date, so why shouldn't she take pretty little you?” Ginger, you've got to take a tuck in those pants! foetfodt Senior LeRoy Bell Halfback Jerry Rogers Fullback George Johnson Halfback Roger Steiger Halfback SCORES West Salem 21 West Salem 0 West Salem 13 West Salem 36 West Salem 25 West Salem 20 West Salem 0 Bangor 0 Galesville 26 Holmen 13 Melrose 6 Trempealeau 6 DeSoto 0 Onalaska 20 44 Michael Wilcox William Fleischman Fn ! William Schaller oot(kdt WILLIS TAYLOR Assistant Coach Head Coach SQUAD -- FIRST ROW: Manager, L. Hanson; T. Tremain, T. Holt, D. Schmaltz, M. Miller, T. Hoier, C. Baltz, E. Manke, R. Hoier, Manager, C. Fleischman. SECOND ROW: D. Bussian, H. Gilbertson, R. Steiger, L. Bell, J. Rogers, G. Johnson, C. Perso, D. Johnson, W. Meyer, K. Sprain. THIRD ROW Coach, J. Martin; J. Cox, J. Bahr, H. Hoier, M. Wilcox, W. Schaller, F. Cox, J. Poehling, R. Molldrem, D. Friestad, W. Fleischman, J. Lichtie, Coach, W. Taylor. Tom Moran Center $aofat a£l William Fleischman Guard West Salem West Salem West Salem West Salem West Salem West Salem West Salem West Salem West Salem West Salem West Salem West Salem West Salem West Salem West Salem West Salem West Salem West Salem SCORES 80 Hixton 40 Gale Ettrick 52 Holmen 69 Treampealeau 59 Onalaska 51 Bangor 81 Melrose 61 Mindoro 56 Bangor 55 Blair 78 Melrose 76 Mindoro 44 Sparta 62 Cashton 61 Gale Ettrick 41 Holmen 66 Trempealeau 73 Onalaska SxnioxAs Marlin Dunlap Guard David Borreson Forward ffiaahetfiad VARSITY TEAM: T. Holt, M. Dunlap, M, Hicks, D. Bussian, D. Friestad, B. Molldrem, T. Moran, D. Borreson, J. Hussa, J. Borreson, B. Fleischman, D. Garbers, Coach H. Moran, Managers C. Fleischman and D. Goldsmith. B-TEAM: D. Jones, J. Tremain, T. Holt, D. Schmaltz, L. Runingen, R. Weiking, T. Hoier, D. Horstman, M. Hicks, J. Pavela, H. Gilbertson. Coach J. Richman. 49 CLdien Shota, TEAM--STAN DING: Coach H. Moran, J. Hussa, J. Rogers, R. Molldrem, W. Meyer, T. Moran. R. Weiking, H. Hoier, H. Gilbertson, M. Dunlap. KNEELING: J. Bahr, T. Holt, D. Schmaltz, T. Hoier, D. Garbers. 51 Jstadl TRACK TEAM: G. Jaekel, K. Sprain, J. Tremain, J. Poehling, J. Black, D. Ruud, R..Lee. 52 SENIOR STAR: W. Fleischman. SjenioHA, MARY LOU ANDERSON A surgical or obstetrical nurse LEROY BELL An accountant afi the and Sheama, Cia M, I960 ( c MARYLN CHRISTIANSON Join the Air Force BARBARA DUNLAP A secretary MARLIN DUNLAP A success CAROL DURKIN A part of the world of science s WILLIAM FLEISCHMAN JOYCE GARBERS An experimentalist in conservation. A secretary CARYN GOLDSMITH A free-lance commercial artist RICHARD GREENE A cook DAVID GROSSKOPF A carpenter RONALD HANSON A siccess RICHARD HAMMES Join the Navy KARLA HEMKER An airline stewardess ROGER HUNDT A farmer ALLAN JOHNSON A mechanic GEORGE JOHNSON Join the Armed Forces MARIETTA JUSTIN A successful secretary MARILYN 'JOHNSON An airline stewardess ROGER KATTESTAD The field of agriculture SANDRA KATTESTAD A success in my chosen field MARCEEN MC GREGOR A beauty operator SYLVESTER LIEBL Join the Air Force INGRID MARKING A success BARBARA MAU An elementary teacher CONRAD MILLER A mechanic ARLENE MILLER A secretary KAREN MILLER An obstetrical nurse TOM MORAN A research scientist PATRICIA MOE A secretary 60 marilon nelson A stenographer KAREN NEWBURG A secretary JACK PITTENGER An explorer in new fields and places VIRGINIA NUTTELMAN A medical technologist GARY RHODES A radio announcer KAY OLSON A bookkeeper JERRY ROGERS Business administration 61 WAYNE SCAFE WILLIAM SCHALLER A farmer A success KATHLEEN SCHILD A home economics teacher ELAINE SCHMIDT A private secretary ROGER STEIGER A mechanic JOAN TUCKER A secretary MICHAEL WILCOX Join the Air Force MARY WUENSCH SANDRA VERTHEIN A secretary A successful secretary Give me the courage for tramping. And a soul that bids me follow The path that winds to the hilltop After it leaves each hollow. Give me a glimpse of ocean. Blue as the gleam of truth--Give me the urge to find a world Before I have lost my youth! Road Song by Margaret E. Sangster SmioK Jndea Anderson, Mary Lou 25,27,42,54 Liebl, Sylvester 47,59 Bahr, Florence 32,54 McGregor, Marceen 59 Bahr, Phyllis 27,32,54 Marking, Ingrid 59 Bell, LeRoy 36,42,44,46,47,54 Martin, Mary Lou 4,23,27,29,33,36,42,44,59 Borreson, David 39,42,44,45,48,49,54 Mau, Barbara 24,33,42,44,59 Breummer, Marvin 34, 36, 42,44, 55 Miller, Arlene 22,60 Carey, Barbara 55 Miller, Conrad 34,42,60 Christianson, Marlyn 55 Miller, Karen 4,22,23,27,28,33,42,44,60 Davis, Joan 24,25,33,55 Moe, Patricia 22,33,60 Dunlap, Barbara 22,32,55 Moran, Tom 4,23,27,31,36,44,48,49,51,60 Dunlap, Marlin 26,42,48,49,51,56 Nelson, Marilon 27,33,60 Durkin, Carol 22,56 Newburg, Karen 22,61 Fleischman, William 4,19,23,46,47,48,49,52,56 Nuttelman, Virginia 4,24,25,30,32,33,41,42,44,62 Garbers, Joyce 22,32,56 Olson, Kay 21,61 Goldsmith, Caryn 4,22,27,28,32,36,42,44,53,56 Pittenger, Jack 4,31,42,44,61 Greene, Richard 42,56 Rhodes, Gary 27,61 Grosskopf, David 57 Rogers, Jerry 24,42,46,47,51,61 Hammes, Richard 30,57 Scafe, Wayne 35,62 Hanson, Ronald 27,41,57 Schaller, William 35,46,47,62 Hemker, Karla 21,27,32,42,57 Schild, Kathleen 25,28,33,36,41,42,44,62 Hendrickson, Bonnie 22,32,42,57 Schmidt, Elaine 22,39,62 Hemker, Robert 57 Schroeder, Elizabeth 22,28,62 Hundt, Roger 35, 58 Slawatyniec, Malin 35,62 Johnson, Allan 35,58 Steiger, Roger 28,34,39,40,41,42,46,47,63 Johnson, George 23,46,47,58 Steinmetz, Ruth Johnson, Marilyn 58 Tucker, Joan 63 Justin, Marietta 22,28,37,39,41,42,58 Verthein, Sandra 28,33,63 Kattestad, Roger 34,42,58 Wilcox, Michael 46,47,63 Kattestad, Sandra 4,25,33,41,59 Wuensch, Mary 22,32,42,63 65 INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Publishers — Manufacturers Yearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements Factory — Home Office Kansas City, Mo. 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