Westfield High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Westfield, WI)

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rOOTBiLL 1st Row—H. Floeter, J. Conant, D. Waldo, L. Parker, G. Klingbeil 2nd Row—B. Christensen, E. Breitenfeldt, G. Gardow, D. Zlmbeck, B. Mills, J. Smith L. Miller, Mr. Unferth, Coach 3rd Row—D. Buchholz, S. McChesney, L. Parker, D. Phelps, C. Pomplin, G. Daye, L. Schultz, R. Bertin, J. Gulmire 4th Row—K. Fuhrmann, B. McLean, D. Gilmore, D. Kromrie, L. Carpenter, J. Hamilton 5th Row—K. Hamilton, R. Smith, H. Scharnberg, D. Lippert FOOTBALL SEASON Westfield high school experienced its most successful season in the history of the school as Coach Unferth's team tied for the conference championship. The West- field gridders featured a powerful offensive that steamrollered all of its oppon- ents. The team finished the season with 5 victories and one defeat. The defeat was by one point at the hands of a team that Westfield had previously trimmed. An added feature of the year was that the home games were played under a splendid light- ing system. The team reached its peak with a 37-0 homecoming triumph over Mauston high school. Sorely missed next year will be Captain Dean Waldo, Leo Parker, Nels Christensen, Harold Roney, Jack Conant, Gerald Klingbeil, and Mike Floeter. Westfield 20 Wisconsin Dells 6 Westfield 7 Adams-Friendship 6 Westfield 35 New Lisbon 7 Westfield 37 Mauston 0 Westfield 12 Adams-Friendship 13 Westfield 20 Waupaca 0 16

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IS. IUSRETBALL 1st Row—J. Smith, H. Floeter, B. Mills, D. Zimbeck, C. Pomplin 2nd Row—R. Borsack, B. Long, E. Messerschmidt, D. Kromrie, B. Christensen, ooach Unferth Westfield's high school E team played fourteen games and won nine of them. In conference play the Westfield B outfit won 7, while losing 3. The highlight of the season's play was a victory over the Oxford first team. Oxford won its conference championship. Don Kromrie, freshman forward, led the B team in scoring, while Pom- plin, Smith, Zimbeck, Floeter, Mills and Long also contributed their share of points. All of the boys but Floeter return next year. SEASON RECORD 11 Pardeeville 3 10 Pardeeville 12 26 Oxford 14 8 Wautoma 11 14 Plainfield 7 2? Port Edwards 10 16 Oxford 34 2 5 Montello 8 19 Adams-Friendship 16 11 Wautoma 14 24 Plainfield 9 21 Port Edwards 19 2? Montello 9 14 Adams-Friendship 22 15

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Ip. A. A. 1st Row—R. Borsack, VV. Mortenson, N. Smith, I. Gibson, L. Becker, C. Vrooman, P. Schwark 2nd Row—J. Slowey, F. Russell, B. Zaske, C. Zuhlke, E. Hockerman, H. Buchholz, B. Wedderkop, H. Hintz, Miss Schwark, Adviser 3rd Row—B. Huebner, J. Schauer, I. Lieske, L. Feldmann, P. Cadwell, R. Kromrie, E. Hamilton, J. Kruger The Girl’s Athletic Association was organized to provide opportunities for girls to enjoy various athletics and sports. The following creed was adopted: As a member of the G. A. A. it is my desire to develop a healthy body and a sound mind; to promote healthful activities and sports, and to stand for fair play and good sportsmanship . Meetings were held at which reports and demonstrations of various sports were given. A point system, giving credit for participation in athletics, was developed. Letters were awarded all girls earning over 450 points. 17