Westfield High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Westfield, WI)

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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

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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

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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. ..