Westfield High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Westfield, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1940 volume:

Religion, morality, and knowledge being nec- essary to good government and the happiness of mankind, school and the means of education shall forever be encouraged. Northwest Ordinance of 1787 DEDICATION DEDICATION We, the staff, hereby dedicate this yearbook to the further success and the pleasant memories of the activities and functions of Westfield High School. This is your year- book and we sincerely hope that as you look at it many years from now that your memories will all be pleasant ones and that you are a better person for having gone to this school. We also hope that reading this book will bring you as much enjoyment as we have had in publishing it. BOARD OF EDUCATION Henry Schwark Arthur Kruger John Long Clerk Director Treasurer Fred Johnson Chief Engineer FACULTY ESTHER SCHWARK M. S. T. C. 1928 Girls Phys. Ed. HOWARD E. KUJATH C.S.T.C. B. Ed. 1935 Northwestern M. A. 1939 Soienoe and Math FLORENCE ROBINSON Wisconsin B. S. 1935 English Norman B. Elliott Vanderoook School of Music Ralph Waldo Emerson School of Music Music HARRIET M. MILLIREN Stout B. S. 1938 Homemaking MARGARET A. REHMER Wisconsin B. A. 1938 Latin, German English RUTH M. PARK Wisconsin B. S. 1936 Biological Soienoe JOSH L■ HICKEY W.S.T.C. B. Ed. 1936 Shorthand, Typing, Bookkeeping LOYAL J. CHRISTIAN C.S.T.C. B. Ed. 193A Social Sciences ORIN J. SWINGLE Wisconsin B. S. 1939 Agriculture DONALD A. UNFERTH C.S.T.C. B. Ed. 1936 History, Athletics CLASSES SEUIORS BARNARD, JAMES— Plash Ambition— Ableman High School 1,2; Football A; Intra-Mural B.B. A; Dram. Club 3,4 BUCHHOLZ, MAVIS— Blondie Ambition—Beautician Horae Ec. Club 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Dram. Club 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4 BURSACK, JUNE Ambition—Stenographer Band 1,2, 3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Glee Club 2; Dram. Club 2,3; Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Editor of Paper 3; Forensics 3 DAHLKE, GLADYS— Dahlke Ambition—Nurse Treas. 2; Vice Pres. 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4;Dram. Club 2,3,4; Vice Pres. 4; Forensics 3, 4; Home Ec. Club 2,3,4; Sec. 3,4 DEE, ROBERT— Bob Ambition—Business Man F.F.A. 2, 3,4; Sec. 4; Football 3,4; Intra- Mural B.B. 4 ELLINGER, ROBERT— Harve Ambition—Teacher F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 FISH, DONALD— Fish Ambition—Teacher B.B. 3; Intra- Mural B.B. 4; Football 4; Paper 4 HAMILTON, MARGARET— Ham Ambition—Missionary Band 1,2,3, 4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Dram. Club 2,3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Home Ec. Club 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3 HENKE, EDWIN— Dutch Ambition—Teacher F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 HUEBNER, GRACE— Grade Ambition—Beautician H vb So. Club 1,2,3,4; Dram. Club ,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; One Act Ploj- 1 SENIORS JANKE,FLORENCE MAY— Flossie Ambition—Nurse Class Play 3; Glee Club 2,3,4; Home Ec. Club 2, 3,4; Dram. Club 2,3,4; Forensics3 JOHNSON, LOLA— Florie Johnson Ambition—Rural Teacher Pres. 3; Vice Pres. 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Glee Club 2,3; Dram. Club 2,3,4; Class Play 4; Home Ec Club 1,2,3 KANNEMAN, LILLIAN Ambition-Beautician Home Ec. Club 1,2,3,4; Dram. Club 3, 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4 KROMRIE, MARGARET— Marge Ambition—Teacher Glee Club 1, 2,3,4; One Act Play 3; Dram. Club 3,4; German Club 3; Home Ec. Club 1,2,3,4; Treas. 4 KRUEGER, WILLIAM— Art Ambition—Farmer Pres. 2; Trees. 3; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Treas. 3; Band 1; Football 2,3; Dram. Club 4; Intra-Mural B.B.4; Class Play 3,4 LIPPERT, LLOYD— Beat Ambition—Business Man F.F.A. 1; Class Play 3,4; Intra-Mural B.B.4 LOOSE, MILTON— Baldy Ambition—Barber Pres. 4; Vice Pres. 4; Student Council 4; Jr. Paper 3; Dram. Club 2,3; B.B. 1, 2,3,4; Football 4; Class Play 3; W Club MAROTZ, RUTH— Ruthie Ambition—Newspaper Reporter Sec. 3,4; Forensics 3,4; Home Ec. , Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council, 4 Dram. Club 3,4; Treas. 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; One Act Play 4 McCHESNEY, DOROTHY— Dort Ambition—Undertaker's Assistant Corres. Sec. 4; Dram. Club 2,4; Band 1,2,3; Home Ec. Club 1,2,3 MILLER, IRA— Miller Ambition—Farmer F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 7 SEMIDRS MILLS, JUNE-- Junie Ambition—Nurse Home Ec. Club 1, 2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Class Play 3; Dram. Club 2,3,4 MORRIS, GLENN-- Morris Ambition— F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; Intra-Mural B.B. 4 MURPHY, KATHLEEN— Kay Ambition—Home Ec. Teacher Sec. 1; Home Ec. Club 1,2,3,4; Vice Pres. 3; Pres. 4; Dram. Club 2,3, 4; Forensics 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,1 PARROTT, WAYNE— Pinky Ambition—Bakej: Football 2,3,4; Class Play 3; Dram. Club 3,1 PODOLL, DAP.V IN— Puddle Ambition—Mechanic F.F.A. 1,2,3, 4; Treas. 3; Class Play 3; Dram. Club 2,3,4; Sec. 4; Football 3,1; Intra-Mural B.B. 1 REIMAN, MABEL— Mebs Ambition—Teacher Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Home Ec. Club 1,4; German Club 3 ROLLER, RUSSELL— Russ Ambition— F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; One Act Play 3,4; Class Play 3,1; Football 3,1; Intra-Mural B.B. 1 RUSSELL, MARGARET— Marge Ambition—Social Guidance Treas. 1; Band 1,2,3,1; Dram. Club 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 4; Class Play 3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Annual Staff4; Home Ec. Club 1,2,3; Glee Club 1, 2,3,4; Forensics 3,4 SCHAUER, HAROLD-- Droop Ambition—Doctor Pres. 1; Band 1, 2,3,4; Forensics 1,2,3,4; Dram. Club 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,1 SCHARNBERG, VIRGIL Ambition—Rural Teacher Band 2, 3,4; Pep Band 3,1; Home Eo. Club 1,2; Glee Club 2,3,1; German „ Club 3 SEttlORS SMITH, ELDON— Smitty Ambition—Agricultural Chemist F.F.A.1,2,3,4; Pres. A; Dram. Club 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3,4; Student Council 4; Jr. Paper 3; Intra-Mural B.B. 4; Football 2, 3,4 SYBELL, DONALD— Red Ambition—Farmer F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 THALACKER, TUNES— Tally Ambition—Contractor WALTERS, GERALDINE Ambition—Dramatics Packwaukee High School 1,2; Dram. Club 3,4; Forensics 3,4; Cheer Leader 3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Home Ec. Club 3,4; Class Play 4; Jr. Paper 3; Annual Staff 4; Student Council 4; One Act Play 3,4 WEST, ALPHARETTA— Freddie Ambition—Teacher Packwaukee High School 1,2 WINKLER, MARGARETTE— Winkle Ambition—Home Ec. Teacher Treas. 4; Home Ec. Club 1,2,3,4; German Club 3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Forensics 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Jr. Paper 3 CLASS OFFICERS Milton Loose Gladys Dahlke Ruth Marotz Dorothy McChesney Margarette Winkler CLASS COLORS Blue and Yellow President Vice President Secretary Corres. Secretary Treasurer 9 JUNIOR CLASS 1st Row—B. Golliher, H. Marks, H. Buchholz, F. Russell, E. Hockerman, L. McMahon, W.Mortenson, C.Vrooman, E.Weigel, G. Dewar, I. Wobschall. 2nd Row—L. Feldmann, K. Fuhrman, M. Phelps, N. Christensen, D. Miller, G. Kllngbeil, D. Waldo, J.Conant, H. Floeter, N. Smith. 3rd Row—E. Brieske, A. Sanford, C. Zuhlke, D.Bonnett, L. De- Witt, J. Curtis, B. Zaske, C. Winkler, B. Crandall, G. Henke, M. Chatfield. 1st Row--H. Hintz, V. Ely, K. Dunn, R. Messerschmidt, B. Mc- Mahon, E. Miller, L. Schultz, S. Ellinger, L. Graskamp, V. Kietzman.B. Wedderkop, F. Scholler, V.Mans, W. Ristau, 2nd Row—R. Borsack, V. Krueger, L. Becker, G. Ketteler, G. Gardow, L. Parker, G. Daye, B. Mills, H. Chesky, R. Buch- holz, L. Wachholz, J. Slowey. 3rd Row—R. Bursack, K. Caves, R. Kruger, W. Marotz, G. Henke, E. Messerschmidt, C. Pomplin, L. Miller, D. Faultersack, E. Gileann. T). Phnl-nn P o-----------v-— r «mrnhell. sophohore: CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS 1st Row—M. Sonnenberg, G.Loose, L.Killer, K.Pohl, I.Gibson, M. McGowan, D. DeWitt, M.Dahlgren, T.Cleland, L. Fuler, L. Kroll, A. Kemnitz. 2nd Row—R. McLean, D. Gilinore, E. Breitenfeldt, L. Schultz, J. Smith, K. Hamilton, J. King, D. Zimbeck, R. Henke. 3rd Row—D. Dewar, L. Johnson, B.Long, G. Floeter, C. Wruck, H. McLean, R. McChesney, G. Buchholz. 1st Row—I. Lieske, A. Leonard, I.Borsack, J.Wilson, H. Rad- loff, B . Lobby, P. Schwark, J. Johnson, B. Huebner. 2nd Row—D. Floeter, J. Zimdars, L. Carpenter, D. Kromrie R. Smith, J. Hamilton, E. Mittellsteadt. 3rd Row—B. Christensen, B. Marks, D. Lippert, K. Messer- schmidt, J. Johnson, B. Janke. SEVENTH EIGHTH GRADES CALENDAR SEPTEMBER-- 4 Registration 5-8 Part Time—Co. Fair 11 First Day of Real School 28 Berlin, there OCTOBER— 6 Mauston, there 13 Portage B, here 19 Snake Dance 20 Homecoming; Adams, here Dance;—Parade 25 Junior Party 26 One-act Plays 27 Mosinee, there NOVEMBER— 2-3 Teachers Convention 20 W Club 21 Band Mothers Card Party 24 Berlin, there 27 7th and 8th Grade Party 28 Berlin, here 30-31 Thanksgiving Vacation DECEMBER— 4 W Club 5 Wautoma, here 8 Plainfield, there 11 F. F. A. Meeting 14 Port Edwards, here 18 W Club 19 Senior Class Play 20 Jr. and Sr. Backwards Party 22 Montello, there JANUARY— 8 F. F. A. Meeting 11 Adams, here 15 r Club 17-19 Semester Exams 18 Wautoma, here 22 F. F. A. Meeting 25 Plainfield, here 26 Conservation Program 29 W Club 30 Red Granite, here FEBRUARY— 1 Port Edwards, there 5 F. F. A. Meeting 8 Montello, here 12 W Club 13 Dramatics Party 15 Solo Night 16 Adams, there 19 F. F. A. Meeting 22 Athletic Banquet 26 W Club 28-29 District B. B. Tournament at Montello MARCH- 1 B. B. Tournament 4 F. F. A. Meeting 11 W Club 12 7th and 8th Grade Play 15 Spring Vacation Begins 25 Spring Vacation Ends APRIL— 1 F. F. A. Meeting 2 Local Forensic Contest 5 District Forensic Contest 15 F. F. A. Meeting 16 Junior Class Play 17 F. F. A. Meeting 19 Father and Son Banquet Music Festival 22 W Club 29 F. F. A. Meeting MAY- — 1 F. F. A. Meeting 4 Band Tournament 10 Jr. and Sr. Prom 26 Bacoalaureate 29 Class Night 30 Commencement 31 Picnic Alumni Banquet 12 ACTIVITIES YEARBOOK STAFF Standing--Mr. Christian, advisor; Duane Miller, advertising manager; Harold Schauer, photographic editor; Charlotte Vrooman, assist- ant editor; June Mills, typist; Lucille Feldmann, typist; Eldon Smith, editor in chief; Eva Hockerinan, sales manager Seated—June Bursack, literary editor; Geraldine Walters, sports editor; Margaret Hamilton, activities; Margaret Russell, activ- ities; Margarette Winkler, art editor; Gladys Dahlke, business manager We, as the staff of the annual, have enjoyed working together and striving to make this book a success. We hope that it will bring to you the enjoyment and pleasure that it did to us, as we collected the articles, pictures, and stolen snaps to make this book. The staff wishes to thank all those who helped in any way to make this project a success. 14 JUNIOR PAPER 1st Row—E. Weigel, F. Russell, C. Vrooman, E. Hockerraan, B. Zaske, L. Feldmann, C. Winkler, N. Smith, Miss Robinson Advisor 2nd Row—D. Waldo, C. Zuhlke, G. Klingbeil, D. Miller, L. McMahon, L. Parker, W. Mortenson, J. Conant, M. Phelps, N. Christensen, Mr. Hickey Advisor The high school paper, the Westfield Paragon, is written once a month by the Junior English class under the direction of Miss Robin- son. Mr. Hickey's typing classes take charge of publication. The object of this paper is to give practice in writing with a purpose, and to furnish students with a record of the happenings of the school year. 15 BAND 1st Row—K. Caves, L. Johnson, V. Kietzman, D. Dahlke, N. Smith, B. Christensen, G. Gardow, M. Dahlgren, M. Buchholz, H. Hintz, F. Russell, K. Dunn 2nd Row—Director Elliott, P. Schwark, K. Fuhrmann, S. Messerschmidt, B. Mills, A. Kemnitz, I. Borsack, L. Fuller, J. Bursack, I. Wobschal, L. Feldman, L. Messerschmidt, J. Johnson, G. Loose 3rd Row—E. Mittelstedt, D. Gilmore, W. Mortenson, C. Vrooman, E. Hockerman, R. Borsack, M. Hamilton, L. Kanneman, V. Scharnberg, G. Klingbeil 4th Row—M. Russell, J. Conant, N. Christensen, H. Schauer, K. Murphy The Westfield High School Band, under the lead- ership of Norman Elliott, is composed or rorty-five members this year. Regular rehearsals are held every Wednesday rrom 3:15 to 4:00. Special rehearsals are held at appointed times. An annual event is the musicale held in mid- winter. In the spring the band travels to Stevens Point for the annual music festival. Climaxing the year's events is the district musical tournament, usually held in May. 16 PEP BAND 1st How—L. Feldmann, J. Bursack, V. Scharnberg, V . Kortenson, C. Vrooman, L. Johnson. 2nd Row—R. Borsack, E. Messerschmidt, H. Schauer, K. Hamilton,M. Russell The Pep Band was organized in 1937 for the purpose of pepping up the athletic games and adding a spirit or loyalty to our Alma Mater. This year the band was composed of twelve members. Harold Schauer was selected as director. The suits of purple and gold were worn while the band played at football and basketball games. 17 F.FA 1st How—V . Campbell, K. Caves, R. Bursack, G. Morris, R. Dee, E. Smith, N. Christensen, B. Mills, J. Conant, R. Buohholz, R. Henke 2nd Row—D. Zimbeck, R. Sonnenberg, D. Phelps, J. King, E. Henke, R. Roller, D. Podoll, L. Parker, G. Daye, K. Hamilton, C. Wruck, Mr. Swingle, Advisor 3rd Row—R. Kruger, W. Marotz, G. Henke, R. Ellinger, K. Fuhrman, H. Chesky, G. KLingbeil, H. Floeter, I. Miller, D. Sybel, B. Kruger F. F. A. The Future Farmers of America is a national organization of farm boys studying vocational agriculture. The purposes of this organization are to develop complete aggressive, rural, and agri- cultural leadership, to strengthen the confidence of the farm boy in himself and his work, and to create more interest in the intelligent choice of farming occupations. Activities carried on by the Y estfield chapter of F. F. A., this year consisted of a stand at the Horsemen's Festival, a booth and stand at the county fair, exhibits in the local post office, selling football and basketball pencils, selling garden seeds and flower seeds, treating seed grain, sponsoring agricultural programs, spon- soring Father and Son Banquets, and the purchasing of pure bred ani- mals to be used in productive enterprises. 18 FH.A 1st Row—M. Sonnenberg, L. Wachholz, G. Huebner, G. Walters, R.Marorz, B. Zaske, K. Murphy, G. Dahlke, M. Kromrie, M.Buchholz, V.Kruger, B. McMahon 2nd Row—I. Wobschal, L. Fuller, L. Miller, S. Pohl, A. Sanford, L. Kanneman, M. Winkler, I. Gibson, G. Buchholz, M. Reiman, M. Me Gowan, J. Mills, Miss Milliren, Advisor 3rd Row--G. Loose, M. Dahlgren, S. Ellinger, C. Zuhlke, D. Bonnett, E. Miller, F. Janke, W. Ristau, H. Buchholz, A. Kemnitz, L.Kroll, T. Cleland The main purposes of our F. H. A. are to develop the personality, leadership, social poise, and love of home-making as a vocation. We believe that the girls' health, co-operation, and willingness to sac- rifice influence the future of the homes of our country. Our club joined the national F. H. A. organization this year. Under the guidance of Miss Milliren, with the leadership of our offic- ers, a very interesting program was worked out. Some of the years activities were: hot dog sales at football games, sponsoring banquets, and social and business meetings. 19 BIOLOGY CLUB 1st 2nd 3rd Row—H. Hintz, J. Slowey, K. Dunn, L. Schultz, V. Keitzman, B. Yfedderkop, W. Ristau, E. Miller, V. Mans, B. McMahon, Miss Park, Advisor Row—R. Messerschmidt, L. Miller, G. Ketteler, G. Gardow, D. Faultersock, H. Chesky, C. Pomplin, R. Burs ck, F. Scholler Row—R. Kruger, E. Gilgann, T.V. Marotz, R. Buckholz, D. Phelps, G. Daye, R. Sonnenberg, VI. Campbell The Biology Club has functioned to carry out certain projects which have aided in building up a school museum. A specific visual education program was also developed for the purpose of increasing knowledge in biological fields aside from ordin- ary class work. Through visual education, individual and group projects, and var- ious field trips, an attempt was made to broaden, as well as to apply knowledge of biology in every-day life for practical and educational purposes. 20 5CKMCE CLUB 1st Row—D. DeY itt, M. Pohl, L. Miller, I. Gibson, M. McGowan, M, Sonnenberg, G. Buckbolz, R. McChesney 2nd Row—M. Dahlgren, J. Smith, L. Schultz, E. Breitenfeldt, J. King, R. McLean, K. Hamilton, D. Zimbeck, Miss Park, Advisor 3rd Row—G. Loose, L. Johnson, G. Floeter, D. Gilmore, H. McLean, R. Henke, B. Long, D, Dewar, T. Cleland The purpose of the Science Club is to stimulate interest in con- tact with the scientific world about us. The development of this club has been entirely in correlation with class work. Individual and group projects, which have been the outgrowth of class discussions, were the dominant features of the or- ganization. DRAMATICS CLUB 1st Row—G. Huebner, M. Russell, G. Walters, K. Murphy, M. Hamilton, B. McMahon, L, Kanneman, A. Sanford, L. McMahon, B. Kruger, K. Dunn, M, Kromrie 2nd Row—G. Dahlke, G. KLingbeil, B. Kruger, M. Phelps, H. Sohauer, R. Roller, J. Barnard, D. Podoll, H. Floeter, E. Smith, W, Par- rott, N. Christensen 3rd Row—L. Feldmann, M. Buchholz, J. Mills, E. Hockerman, D, Waldo, H. Roney, R. Marotz, F. Janke, D. Bonnett, D. McChesney, R. Borsack, B. Zaske, Miss Robinson Advisor 4th Row—W. Mortenson, F. Russell, N. Smith, L. Miller, L. De Witt, L. Johnson, F. Scholler, B. Wedderkop The Dramatics Club, under the direction of Miss Robinson, has a large membership. The purpose of the club is to give pupils an op- portunity to develop their dramatic ability. The club presented an evening of three one-act plays this year as well as other short plays for programs. Dramatics Club members also receive valuable training for the Junior and senior class plays. 22 STUD EOT COUUCJL 1st Row—G. Loose, M. Russell, M. Winkler, W. Mortenson, R. Messer- schmidt, B. McMahon 2nd Row—M. Dahlgren.B. Christensen, M. Loose,I. Boreack, H. Schauer, R. Marotz, E. Messerschmidt, G, Walters, L. Messerschmidt 3rd Row—B. Long, D. Waldo, B. Mills, E. Breitenfeldt, E. Smith, N. Christensen, G. Morris Believing that the function of a school is to train the student to be a worthwhile citizen in a democracy, the Westfield High School has organized a Student Council. The Student Council of Westfield High School, a body of students selected from the classes and organizations, is dedicated to living cooperatively in the high school. A student council does not mean self-government,but it does mean student participation in government. The student council has undertaken many projects. Some of the major ones are the supervision of the study hall, presenting programs and parties, and helping in the conducting of intra-mural affairs. Since this is our first year, everything isn’t expected to run perfectly but in a few years the benefits of a student council will be appreciated. 23 FOREnSJCS r ORATORY John Smith, Harold Schauer HUMEROUS DECLAMATIONS 1st Row—B. Wedderkop, L. Johnson, M. Russell 2nd Row—R. McChesney, R. Borsack, K. Dunn, M. Dahlgren EXTEMPORANEOUS READING R. Marotz, R. Messerschmidt DRAMATIC DECLAMATIONS 1st Row—J. Johnson, V. Manns 2nd Row—G. Walters, L. Feldman, G. Loose 24 SPORTS FOOTBALL 1st Row—R. Borsack, H. Roney, J. Barnard, M. Loose, D. Waldo, E. Smith, G. Klingbeil, G. Gardow, L. Parker, N. Christenson 2nd Row—Coach Unferth, D. Zimbeck, J. Conant, B. Mills, L. Parker, R. Roller, J. Smith, E. Breitenfeldt, W. Parrott, K. Fuhrman, Assistant Coach Christian 3rd Row—C. Pomplin.R. Dee,M. Phelps,L. Schultz, D. Fish, D. Podoll, D. Gillmore, L. Miller FOOTBALL SSASOII The loss of nine regulars from the 1938 football team made the task of molding a winning eleven for the 1939 grid season a difficult task indeed. Inexperience proved too large a handicap, and so West- field's football record showed but two victories as against four setbacks. However, next fall looks very encouraging indeed, as a dozen lettermen will be back. The highlight of the past pigskin season was Westfield's fine showing against a highly favored Adams- Friendship eleven. Westfield lost, but only because of a long run following a pass interception. The record for the season was as follows: Westfield 19 Berlin B 0 Westfield 0 Wisconsin Dells 20 Westfield 13 Mauston 18 Westfield 0 Adams Friendship 6 Westfield 7 Portage B 2 Westfield 6 Mosinee 26 26 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAH 1st Row—G. Gardow, N. Christensen, J. Conant, M. Loose,G. Klingbiel, Leo Parker 2nd Row—R. Borsack, Manager, D. Waldo, Les Parker, D. Miller, H. Roney, K. Furhman, Manager Lack of experience coupled with an epedemic of injuries wrecked havoc with the 1939-40 Westfield High School basketball team. As a result, the twice defending champions finished in a tie for fifth place in the conference with Montello. In tournament play the team was distinctly off, losing to Pardeeville and Cambria, while chalking up a lone victory over Oxford. Next year's prospects are encouraging, though, as only one man will be lost through graduation—Captain Milton Loose. SEASON RECCED 27 Berlin 21 16 Wautoma 19 27 Berlin 23 15 Plainfield 16 20 Wautoma 21 29 Red Granite 11 16 Plainfield 17 6 Port Edwards 35 18 Port Edwards 24 33 Montello 21 22 Montello 21 19 Adams-Fri endship 25 16 Alumni 21 19 Pardeeville 39 16 Point Squires 17 23 Oxford 11 16 Adams-Friendship 27 9 Cambria 26 27 B BASKETBALL 1st Row—J. Smith, D. Zimbeck, B. Mills, H. Floeter, C. Pomplin 2nd Row—E. Braidenfeldt, Coach Unferth, L. Schultz Westfield High School's B team had a fairly successful season, winning nine games and losing six. Leading scorers for the B team were Don Zimbeck, with 68 points, and Captain Burton Mills, with 39 points. SEASON RECORD 20 Berlin 11 13 Adams-Friendship 18 12 Berlin 15 11 Wautoma 18 12 Wautoma 14 35 Plainfield 8 10 Plainfield 8 16 Red Granite 8 12 Port Edwards 9 15 Port Edwards 22 14 Montello 5 12 Montello 5 23 All-Stars 15 14 Adams-Friendship 25 38 All-Stars 21 28 GIRLS ATHLETICS SENIORS JUNIORS 1st Row—F. Janke, G. Dahlke, R. Marotz, M. Hamilton 2nd Row—M. Reimann, G. Huebner, G. Walters, L. Johnson, M. Buchholz 3rd Row—M. Kromrie, M. Winkler, D. McChesney, J. Bursack 1st Row—I. Kilmer, L. Me Mahon, A. Sanford, G. Dewar 2nd Row—E. Brieske, C. Zulhke, C. Winkler SOPHOMORES 1st Row—F. Scholler, L. Becker, R. Borsack, B. McMahon 2nd Row—B. Wedderkop, V. Kietzman, H. Hintz FRESHMAN 1st Row—L. Miller, P. Schwark, I. Gibson, G. Buchholz 2nd Row—M. Dahlgren, M. Pohl, I. Borsack I. Lieske 29 Port Edwards and PlainfieldT' WESTFIELD TRIMS BERLIN, 27 TO %7.r7r -u1 «. i. W. H. S. Defi Berlin, 27-21. Westfield ed t - fcatod Don VA e -otv 01 eager , 27-21. here Friday - ««a VO . ve ® f vve v Bud Prischen. Westfi iet . 2, ' ’ je ° .e tve ... •«ter, tallied 16 points. )r- Jg 5“°ne ‘ 3 kJ? t f33 ? ?’ V 9 - 10 Berlin was stopped cold t’ ' «• ■  . h itht «to ? 0J3fe e M J, out the game by Westficl '« £ ? '« ? . fo Z «% 7%® . - - s %? . ' ! risssisv 5Ssf XjO' VJ o n.V fc Vv xrf 4 f a!t prischen. - —____ ch !°n ot Z,' in ihY°3 - Cardin., c f(f  th fj e 7-C l«e Vv s(_ ■------- - Plam,„ . M„s ntf once .. A p- V£u - tVS “ V ,c5 l Porter, g .. «t ieM d •parvee, «•- ; e L. Bruns an. judarslte. t — ing. f ;.... . j , Bruns an. ; AiO .ei' aope c g ri. v- . •VaVP Jjf „ f : s ; ;.7 V l . ? ? V v 0ibb9i tvv0 • fS;4 : AViVvVA r % 4 % vV V 1 o -S.W 3 Ve a le 5 0,.4, • 4.W' . ? rtl - , e Mi V VA V A . ft „ o.' Je? «h i tGfirVo On v other hand Port dropped in c1 en free throws in thirteen tries. the last half Westfield fell to both offensively and defens- ' score at half time was 13- o6 -. made but two shots.  .. 7oh r '2i ’S Zr- ,S?t,f i«.. ibur ? b hW J tig V rau tomft v.as acco un'’ lb Chr? - a , '- .. cl° P ' Jer ' -C. toma w«_ Westfield tied tn . Wautoma lead 10-8 at This win after two conference! feats put Wautoma’a Black Bon e 1‘v t ers back into the 7-C conterenl 0 ' J jC° race. Next week they traval al , Adams-Frlendshlp on Friday. Tho Wautoma second squad wc. 5 straight game against con Cbv -♦«. 18-11. ?° ...0 -3 c its sixth stra. terencc opponents, The box sore: Wautoma (19 Dietz, f ... Burger, f Johnson,, f Schultz, f Renner, c------- Llchtenberg. c Harmon, g — Ziebell, g'--- Alto, g --- Carlson, g Total ------- Westfield (16)— Waldo, f Gordon, ' Loose, f - Les Parksr, c Roney, q -— Leo Parker, g Klingbul, g - Totals a 12 E — —..........8 6 9 13 16 f Westfield-----------2 7 12 13 15 V Referee, Hulke, Berlin. iX— .2 4 3 3 1 0 was agrain in effect 7j o Parker, ace V Madison hos- an In- .«UM .; tfleld’s Sf I • a 5 a 1 ’i v 1 5?°dtf ' R ney. 0 °n  ' rlELD filler, f. ___ j leLea Parker, f. •Christensen, c. Loose, g. 'KlingbeU, g. _ Leo Parker, g. 1$k+ =■ 15 3 10 k , r ¥; A • 6 Score by Quarters— MonteUo_______________2 5 18 21 Westfield_____________5 13 27 33 1 Free throws missed—Leo Parker- g ’(2), Les Parker. Christensen (2), KlingbeU, Bomick, Robinson, Dra- ger (2), Jim Buchen, J. Buchen. Referee—Black bom, Berlin. Preps End Conference Season at A-F Westfield’s high school will con- clude its 1930-40 conference schedule with a basketball game over At Ad- ams-Friendship Friday night The 30 S ckalager, f. A t. __________ -einfeldt f._____ , urfuih, f. Gleason, c.______ Krumrei, g. D- Oilschalager e Arndt, g. .. FEATURES 1 Band on parade 2 That oommercial man 3 Surprise! 4 Follow the road 5 Play practice 6 In my solitude 7 Sitting it out 8 Three musketeers 9 A natural redhead 10 Waiting patiently 11 Jitterbugs 12 Strictly posed! 13 Time out for lunch 14 Busy? 1$ Looks like Prom 16 Me and my pal 17 Pals 18 Cute, eh! 19 Taking it easy 20 Westfield’s cage captain of 1940 21 Ona bike for two 22 Going someplace? 23 Isn't love grand! On the march Old Pals Camp-fire girls Why the rest? Mermaids When do we start The red-head All dressed up Homecoming One in every port Spring At the lake The boss Styles The old bay mare Sober Our fullback Morning exercise The gang A hot game Ye olde homestead No bull t 1 2  V 2 y$ M 8 ds i D 1 What a pose 15 Sis 2 Professor?? 16 Hello 3 Am I happy? 17 Give me Montello 4 Struttin' 18 Bobby Dee—Gone 5 Smiles to sea 6 Studious 19 At a picnic 7 Sec. of Sr. Class 20 Major 8 A day off 21 The best 9 Baldy 22 Cold 10 Fenske on a hike 23 Christy 11 Some fun 24 Winter 12 Dignified 25 Huebner—Lang 13 Let 'er roll 26 Removing the body 14 Bathing Beauty-Queen 27 Memorial Day Good old W. H. S. At the Fair Cousins At a picnic Glamour girl All dressed up When we were kids Ain’t we cute! In the parade One-act play Having fun Chinning Parading Working? Cheer leaders Dreaming The boss J Posing Blondie and her pet Janitor How’s the water? Three musketeers Way up high The gang Birds-eye Big Chief Ball game Flat tire 1940 FB Captain Modesty Just us 8 Struttin 9 Watch out 10 Phyllis k 11 Jackie 12 Tired 13 Whom 14 Little Margaret 15 Posing 16 A time 17 Right at home 18 Why Phyllis! 19 Monkey, eh? 20 Coach 21 The Swedes 22 Soram 23 Serious for once 24 Little Grandmarsh 25 Hohum 26 Parade 27 Who? 28 Alumnae 29 Picnic 35 Pious 36 ’Teach 37 Bed time 38 Band 30 Major Bill 39 Eva k Ruth 31 Mrs., now 32 Permanent 33 Joliet 34 Dean k Duane SPONSORS GARDOW MEAT MARKET FULLER'S BOOK STORE HAMILTON'S HARDWARE MARACHOWSKY'S STORE KRUGER MEAT MARKET R. T. COLLINS' STORE IRENE'S BEAUTY SHOP ALEXANDER HARDWARE MURPHY'S BAR WEDDERKOP'S TAVERN FRANKS SERVICE STATION KELLOGG LUMBER CO. ARNOLD SCHAUER'S GARAGE EUBANKS Newest in ready-to-wear We appreciate your patronage WESTFIELD WALDO'S DRUG STORE Reliable Drugs Gridley's Ice Cream WESTFIELD HENRY W. SCHWARK Furniture Of Quality Floor coverings and Traveling Accessories __ WESTFIELD BUTTERFLY BEAUTY SOLON Waves Permanents Phone 35 WESTFIELD INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Diplomas Certificates Caps and Gowns KANSAS CITY, MO. WESTFIELD ELECTRIC LIGHT CO. 35 Years of Public Service WESTFIELD SPECIALIZED 24-HOUR PHOTO FINISHING SERVICE FOR OUR SCHOOL PATRONS Kodak roll developed with eight Velox prints and a choice of two 5x7 Kodabrom enlargements or one $ x 7 tinted enlargement free. National School Studios, 321 Hennepin, Minneapolis, Minnesota. L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Attleboro Massachusetts CLASS RINGS AND PINS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS DIPLOMAS-PERSONAL CARDS CUPS-MEDALS-TROPHIES Jeweler to the Senior and Junior Classes of Westfield High School Representative - George LaBorde 365 Congress Street Oshkosh, Wisconsin 37 ALunm CLASS OF 1935 Bittleaan, Zelma Westfield Housekeeping Unmarried Brancel, lone Briggsville Housewife Mrs. Orville Phillips Brown, Leslie Endeavor Station Attendant Unmarried Conant, Carol Madison Teacher Mrs. Robert Monk Dewar, Neil Westfield At Home Unmarried Dewar, Russell Westfield Farmer Married Eubank, Tom Ripon Ripon College Unmarried Floater, Lester Westfield Farmer Unmarried Foote, Sherwyn Chicago Welder Married Grahn, Ralph Kohler Kohler Appl. Factory Unmarried Haas, Jaan Madison Stenographer Unmarried Hadow, Edna Westfield Teacher Unmarried Hamilton, Donald Westfield Farmer Unmarried Hintz, Adeline Westfield Teacher Unmarried Jacobson, Bertha Endeavor Housewife Mrs. Clarence Harris Janke, Elson Westfield Auto Mechanic Married Johnson, Donald Madison U. of Wis. Unmarried Johnson, Leila Westfield Housewife Mrs. Fred Lyon, Jr. Johnson, Wayne Almond Teacher Unmarried Jost, Hilda Milwaukee Housework Unmarried Laing, Lilas Westfield Housework Unmarried Lapp, Edwin Wis. Dells Farmer Unmarried Loose, Florence Westfield Housewife Mrs. Keith Krentz McChesney, James Hartland Lumber Yard Unmarried Major, Betty Westfield Egg Candler Mrs. Glen Hall Miller, Evelyn Madison Housewife Mrs. Ranum Salzwedel, Audrey Montello Housewife y Mrs. Freitag Schauer, Gertrude Madison Housework Unmarried Smith, Gordon Glencoe, 111. Butler Married Stelter, Goldine 'Westfield Housewife Mrs. Harvey Kietzman Rodger, Elizabeth Westfield Housewife firs. John Hamilton Tayler, Nathan Endeavor Farmer Married Tonn, Arthur Madison U. of Wis. Unmarried Warnke, Hazel Westfield Teacher Unmarried Zaske, Margaret Westfield Teacher Unmarried CLASS OF 1936 Caves, Myron Madison U. of Wis. Unmarried Chesky, Gladys S. Beloit, 111. Stenographer Unmarried Churchill, Elwyn Endeavor At Horae Unmarried Dewar, Lois Chicago Waitress Unmarried Eubank, Ann Rochester, Minn. Student Nurse Unmarried Golliher, Harold Westfield Mechanic Married Huber, Lillian Plainville Housewife Mrs. W. Nelson Jost, Lydia R. Forest, 111. Working-Concordia Col. Unmarried Jost, Martha R. Forest, 111. Concordia College Unmarried Kietzman, Elda Westfield At Home Unmarried Kllngbeil, George Westfield Teacher Unmarried Kruger, Lucille Aurora, 111. Maid Unmarried Laing, Ethel Montello Teacher Unmarried Pepper, Mildred Portage Bookkeeper Unmarried Marotz, Edna Stevens Point Normal School Unmarried Marotz, Eldon Westfield Laborer Unmarried Morris, William Montello Farmer Unmarried Nott, Wyona Montello Teacher Unmarried Osburn, Wayne Duncan, Ariz. State Col. of N. Mex. Unmarried Parrott, Edith Montello Housewife Mrs. Owen Owens Salzwedel, Lila Montello Housewife Mrs. Aubrey Hintz Schleuter, Lloyd Waukesha At Home Unmarried Sharpe, Arden Rosendale Aluminum Salesman Unmarried 38 ALunni Shea, Carol Milwaukee Slowey, Virginia Portage Smith, George Montello Waldo, Nina Westfield Walters, Valera Madison Wedderkop, Irma Westfield CLASS OF 1937 Bertin, Evelyn Fond du Lac Crawford, James Madison Crockett, Ethel Madison Foote, Billy Westfield Frasier, Lucille Chicago, 111. Fuhrmann, John Westfield Goodhue, Lorene Westfield Hamilton, Sarah Madison Hilmer, Elmer Westfield Hockerraan, Wilbur Madison Johnson, Wayne Madison Kanneman, Grace Westfield Kemnitz, Lester Westfield Lapp, Arleen Wisconsin Dells Lichtenberg, Cornelia Endeavor McChesney, Dewey Madison Miller, Arden Palmer, Wash. Schauer, Mildred Westfield Schwark, Maxine Ripon Stelter, May Milwaukee Volbrecht, Melvin Packwaukee Wahl, Irene Fond du Lac Whitney, Bruce Wilkins, Lila Westfield Dalton Wrasse, Lucille Wautoma CLASS OF 1938 Berndt, Harry Westfield Campbell, Grace Milwaukee Caves, B. Bryce Portage Christensen, Cyril Westfield Christensen, Verle Madison Christiansen, Lovaine Wautoma Coon, Warren Wisconsin Dells Crandall, Clyta Westfield Fish, Douglas Packwaukee Frank, Dorothy Westfield Hintz, Grace Wautoma Huebner, Neale Westfield Klingbeil, Grace Madison Kruger, Beatrice Madison Kruger, Eloise Westfield Kruger, Verlin Ft. McClellan, . Laing, Jack Westfield Moss, Elmina Endeavor Murphy, Henry Briggsville Schauer, Twyla Madison Schauer, Virginia Whitewater Slowey, Robert Westfield Striech, Arnold Westfield Trimble, Raymond Necedah Zulhke, Clara Wautoma Stenographer Unmarried Housewife Mrs. R. Caves At Home Unmarried Printing Office Divorced Housewife Mrs. F. Grady At Home Unmarried Business College Unmarried U. of Wis. Unmarried Nurse’s Training Unmarried Farmer Unmarried Waitress Unmarried Farmer Unmarried Beauty Operator Unmarried U. of Wis. Unmarried Teacher Unmarried U. of Wis. Unmarried U. of Wis. Unmarried Teacher Unmarried Station Attendant Unmarried Teacher Unmarried Waitress Unmarried U. of Wis. Unmarried Mining and Logging Unmarried Housewife Mrs. Ed Frank College Unmarried Beauty Operator Unmarried Station Attendant Unmarried Sales Clerk Unmarried Teacher Unmarried Teacher Unmarried Teacher Unmarried Farmer Unmarried Secretary Unmarried Cl rk Unmarried Farmer Unmarried U. of Wis. Unmarried County Normal Unmarried Working in Creamery Unmarried Housework Unmarried Truck Driver Unmarried Housework Unmarried County Normal Unmarried Truck Driver Unmarried Student Nurse Unmarried Student Nurse Unmarried Housework Unmarried In Army Unmarried Farmer Unmarried Housework Unmarried Farmer Unmarried Typist Unmarried Teacher’s College Unmarried Farmer Unmarried Miller Unmarried C. C. C. Unmarried County Normal Unmarried 39 ALunni CLASS OF 1939 Buchholz, Arnold Stevens Point State Teacher's College Unmarried Buchholz, Harold Stevens Point State Teacher's College Unmarried Crockett, Jean Madison Interior Decorating Unmarried Dahlgren, Frank Milwaukee University Extension Unmarried Floater, Grace Madison Beauty School Unmarried Fuhrmann, Eva Westfield At Home Unmarried Gibson, Iva Wautoma Waushara Co. Normal Unmarried Goodhue, Wilma Portage Maid Unmarried Hamilton, Jack Madison U. of Wis. Unmarried Hamilton, Jessie Westfield At Home Unmarried Henke, Hilbert Westfield Farming Unmarried Herman, Anne Madison Vocational School Unmarried Johnson, Donald Westfield Electrician Unmarried Jungenberg, Edith Packwaukee At Home Unmarried Ketchum, Howard Stevens Point State Teacher's College Unmarried Krentz, Maida Westfield At Home Unmarried Kruger, Ira Madison U. of Wis. Unmarried Labrenz, Edwin Montello Farming Unmarried Lange, Byron Milwaukee Engineering School Unmarried Lyons, Beulah Wautoma County Normal Unmarried Marotz, Earl Westfield At Home Unmarried Messerschmidt, Edna River Forest, 111. College Unmarried Miller, Lila Wautoma County Normal Unmarried Mortenson, William Madison U. of Wis. Unmarried Muehrer, Eileen Wautoma County Normal Unmarried Mussey, Alice Stevens Point State Teacher's College Unmarried Neale, William Madison U. of Wis. Short Course Unmarried Nott, Geraldine Madison Vocational School Unmarried Peschel, Wilma Milwaukee Cosmetic Arts School Unmarried O’Neil, Kermit Montello At Home Unmarried Quinn, James Necedah C. C. C. Unmarried Quinn, Neale Westfield Farming Unmarried Schwanke, Ruth Coloma At Home Unmarried Smith, Sherrill Westfield Station Attendant Unmarried Tonn, Milton Milwaukee Station Attendant Unmarried Wedderkop, Herman Westfield At Home Unmarried Whitliff, Ruth Milwaukee Beauty School Unmarried Wright, Donald Westfield At Home Unmarried WEsiKl 40 Mfi Jptf «Bf -  1%- NiL ’■ V • . , 'j ■■ ___________________- r . .. v -Jii, ..■iie ' 4 $ • •.. • :. n?!hu f:r- W I PH1 •' ‘xnv KtyJteL • ar swTjr • • w f'.;:.. j t. ...' !' ' 'r K- H , ,jfe C iiipyi :'jUt - f § f . 2 . 4 .W ,, t. jm : f MS