Westfield High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Westfield, WI)

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STUDEBIT COUIICII. 1st Row--Adviser Mr. Kujath, L. McMahon, D. Gilmore, VV. Mortensen, N. Christensen, F. Russell, G. Gardow, G. Buchholz 2nd Row—J. Johnson, B. Arndt, B. Long, B. Zaske, R. Buchholz, J. Hamilton, D. Waldo, J3. McMahon, L. Carpenter, J. Schauer. The Westfield high school student council consists of a body of students repre- senting their classes and organizations for the purpose of installing cooperation be- tween students. It does not necessarily mean self government but does mean student participation in government. The student council believes that school is the place to practice being a worth- while citizen as well as outside the school. Some of the major projects which the student council has supervised are parties, magazine campaign, presenting programs and the conducting of other school activities. Officers President Vice president Secretary Nels Christensen Frances Russell Wilma Jean Mortenson 28

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SCIENCE CLUB 1st Row—Miss Park,Adviser, E. Fritz, D. Kromrie, I. Borsack, H. Schwanke, P. Scnwark, R. Becker, M. Henke 2nd Row—J. Zabel, L. Rohde, B. Dunn, M. Peschel, J. Hamilton, R. Smith, R. Ketteler, N. Ellinger, J. Wilson, J. Johnson, B. Huebner 3rd Row—M. McFarlin, B. Christensen, L. Carpenter, S. McChesney, D. Buchholz, H. Scharnberg, L. Teske, J. Gulmire, R. Marks, D. Dewar, D. Marquardt, B. McGowan The development of this club has its orgin in class discussions, its purpose being to stimulate interest in the scientific world contacted in everyday life. In the form of group and individual projects, a visual education program, and reports presented by members at meetings, in individual interests and observations are expressed. Activities carried out by the group to finance projects were quiz programs and candy sales at games. 27

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HITANAT I CS 1st Row—B. Mills, B. Zeske, D. Miller, C. Vrooman, L. Parker, W. J. Mortenson, D. Gilmore, R. Borsack, Miss Robinson, Adviser 2nd Row—G. Buchholz, H. Floeter, E. Weigel, L. Parker, N. Christensen, P. Schwark, J. Conant, N. Smith, F. Russell, W. Ristau 3rd Row—H. Marks, C. Zuehlke, L. Miller, B. Golliher, M. Phelps, D. Feultersack, R. Buchholz, E. Hockerman, H. Buchholz, K. Dunn, H. Hintz Ath Row—I. Wobschal, L. Feldmann, B. Wedderkop, J. Slowey, K. Caves, G. Klingbeil, D. Waldo, J. Curtis, G. Henke, W. Campbell, B. Dunn, F. Long Dramatics satisfies the urge which nearly everyone has to play act. It is fun to pretend to be another person and to make that character line before an audi- ence. Perhaps that is why Dramatics has been a popular activity in Westfield High school for a number of years. The evening of one-act plays presented by the Dramat- ics Club each year is an important event on the school calender. We believe that participation in dramatics gives the student poise and assur- ance. It teaches him to appear before the public with ease, and to think and act under pressure. We believe that training in dramatics cerries over into life and makes better citizens, trained for leadership. 29