Westfield High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Westfield, WI)

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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

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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.

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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