Westfield High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Westfield, WI)

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ELDON GILGANN Gilly Eldon Is the silent link in the chain of 1942. Peace is the fair- est form of happi- ness. GERHARDT HENKE Smoky Gerhardt is another F.F.A. man. I could study and be very smart, but to take a book home would break my heart. HAZEL HINTZ Hintz Hazel will be remem- bered for her sing- ing ability. A great, great sin- ger I'll be, and some day my name in lights you'll see. GEORGE KETTFLER Montana George is the big he- man who spent most of his time reading. Anything for a quiet life. VERA KIETZJ.IAN Kietz Vera is one of the Harrisville girls who will be rememb- ered for her cornet playing. If you cannot be happy in one way, be happy in another. VERNITA R. KRUEGER Krueger Although Vernita lik- ed to have a good time, she found time for her studies. My blond curls I wouldn't exchange for a limousine or a home on the range. ROBERT J. KRUGER Bob Robert always took his work with a smile. Schools are work- houses, not play- houses. WALTER H. MAROTZ Walt Walter is a great F.F.A. man. Some- day he will be a successful farmer. Sometimes glad, sometimes sad, oft- en mischievous, nev- er bad. BELVA McMAHON Belva is a good act- ress, we found this to be true in our senior class play. She will have red hair until she dyes. VERNITA A. MANS Mans Praise to her for her ability to char- acterize that mother- ly instinct. She likes to chatt- er all day, whether she has something or nothing to say. DAVID MeFARLIN Dave David has been with us two years, but he has played an impor- tant part in the foot- ball games. Too much study weak- ens the brain. ELDORE MESSERSCHMIDT El Eldore was an out- standing model in the senior class play. Many students like basketball and foot- ball, but give me baseball.

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LUCILLE BECKER Lucille is the talt est girl, which puts her above other mem- bers of the class. A girl of silence is one of sense . RELLIS BERTIN Bill , Bill's chief inter- est was football. He liked to show us how tough he could be, I'm afraid of no man, come what may and come what can. RUTH BORSACK Boots Ruth is a leader in many activities. She excels in dram- atics. It matters not what you are thou- ght to be, but what you are. ROBERT A. BUCHHOLZ Bob Robert is interested in all sciences, especially chemistry. Some day a presid- ent I'll be, laugh if you want to, but just wait and see. RONALD BURSACK Ronnie Ronald usually stays out of mis- chief. He is the quiet kind whose nature never varies. Kenneth L. Caves Kenny Kenneth will always like basketball. A little learning is a dangerous thing. WESLEY N. CAMPBELL Wes Wesley will be rem- embered by us as th- at chubby boy who peddaled his bike to school. Work? What's work? Where did I hear that word before? John A. Dahlgren Dahlgren Although John came here this year, he is popular. A friend must not be injured, not even in a jest. George F. Daye Stogy George was late to many a class, but he got there some- time. It is easier to prevent ill habits than to break them. Shirley E. Ellinger Shirley is quiet, but an active mem- ber of our class. With that merry laugh and carefree air, you can al- ways tell when she is there. Kathleen M. Dunn Katy The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. Girls may smile, girls may laugh, but I giggle on for- ever . Gordon Gardow Butch Gordon is the Tommy Dorsey of the class of '42. Tall man, sun crow- ded, who lives above the fog, in public duty and in private thinking.

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RUTH MESSERSCHMIDT Ruthie Her determination to get an A on her report card took most of her time. There is no moment without duty. BURTON MILLS Burt Burt’s basketball and football ability will long be remem- bered. one of the smartest he might have been, had he converted his arguing into studying. DUANE PHELPS Spike I like to go to ’Wes- tfield to school, but give me Grand Marsh for my home town. He still insists up- on skipping school. He hasn't learned the Golden Rule. WILMA RISTAU Bill Although Wilma likes Westfield High, she has interests in Ox- ford. Dance away care, I'm off for a good time, come along if you dare. JOYCE SLOWEY Slowey Joyce has been in W. H.S. three years. She enjoys leading cheers for the team. So pretty, so young, she won't live long— single. LARRY MILLER Miller t Larry's masculine shoulders have push- ed over many a man in football. I have joined the Navy, all my fellow students think I'm crazy. LES PARKER Parks Les is the high scor- er of the basketball squad this season. A basketball player is Les. He'll be a great star, maybe. CARROLL POMPLIN Pomp Although Carroll is mischievous, he likes athletics. He shifted his brain into neutral and let his tongue rattle on. LILA MAE SCHULTZ Schultz Lila Mae is the mys- tery book worm of the class of '42. Although she is sm- all, she is not timid at all. ROBERT SONNENBERG Sonny Robert is the fellow who had two occupat- ions. working and go- ing to school. Be silent and safe— silence never betrays you. LORRAINE M. WACHHOLZ Wobby In general geography, Lorraine speciallizes on Caves. She is quiet around school, but you rea- lly don't know her. BERNIEDA WEDDERKOP Berie Bernieda likes sp- orts and she likes to cheer the boys to victory. Vim, Vigor, Vitality What else could any- one want? i