Westfield High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Westfield, WI)

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GBM jfarultp STUDENTS' VIEWPOINT Prof. L. E. Weiland His gift of eloquence, so high school students say, Their very soul has stirred, day after day: By precept and by maxim he has sought To help both in character and thought. Yet he can lay aside his . dignity profound. And then he entertains all those who gather round. Miss Beers Always to her your plan books bring, Neatly written, in thought profound. Be not discouraged if everything With gory Huid abound. A master she at finding flaws, Delinquents do her patience try, But faithful ones meet .kind applause And ne'er in vain for help do sigh. Mr. McLean None know him but to love him, With kindness all hearts he does wing His history tests are a terror and fright. And cause many and many a sleepless night To poor studentsg but all the same, .If any, fail, him ne'er they blame. Mrs. McLean Sweet, serene and gentlesome scarce know her name, Students of Latin and English proclaim She, translation makes easy, constructions the same. Lovingly, silently working, her one desire, To make others happier, better, higher. Miss Moll - Mathematics is no fun, Work and work and never done. But surely, all the students savg In the gym that she can play. And even with a sunny smile All our cares she does beguile. Mr. Starkey In methods of teaching. an expert , As all who know him will assert, In presentation, most specific, In new ideas, most prolific, Ii- class time he is most terrific. If pupils unprepared should be On facts concerning stars. -land, and sea. Miss Cllflstlllilll So merry, light-hearted and free, This dainty maid of high degree. Smiles on her lips, songs in her heart She sheds good cheer from dawn to dark. No wonder the D. S. girls all say They love her more and more ' ' each day. With wisdom and wiles she teaches A the art Of cooking--the way to man's heart. Miss Tomklcwicz In the library rules a maid, More than willing to lend her aid ln seeking of facts obscure: Who looks about with air demurc When overdue books she wants to procure, Her brown eyes, that e'er ' beam with fun Show the wit that from her may come, When her toil for the day is done. Miss McGirr Happy and sweet, with eyes of brown, A smile from her smooths out a frown. Our hearts she wins with her pleas- . ant ways, To her, life's made up of sunshiny days. Miss Bursnck Weglove her pleasing disposition, Her merry pokes and 'laughing eyes. You'll see a wonderful transition When I get my Irish up, she cries. 'Tn us it seems her passing ire But makes opinions of her higher.

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