Westfield High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Westfield, WI)

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C A LIS X I) A11 i September— 1 Registration 2-5 County Fair 20 Waupaca, there 26 Mauston, there October— 3 Adams-Friendship, here 10 New Lisbon, here 17 Wisconsin Dells, here 24 Adams-Friendship, there 29 7C Conference Meeting at Port Edwards November— 4 Pictures taken 6 Teachers Convention 17 Pardeeville, here 20-21 Thanksgiving Vacation 24 Pardeeville, there December— 1 7C Conference Meeting, here 5 Adams-Friendship, there 11 Port Edwards, here 16 Senior Class Play 18 Y.'automa, here 20 Vacation January— 5 School began again 7 W Club Volley Ball 9 Montello, there 10 First Saturday School 15 Plainfield, there 22 Adams-Friendship, here 29 Port Edwards, there February— 2 F.F.A. Meeting 5 Wautoma, there 10 All School Musical 12 Montello, here 16 F.F.A. Meeting 19 Plainfield, here 24-27 District Basketball Tournament at Montello March— 6 7C Conference Meeting at Hancock 13 Farmers Institute 16 F.F.A. Meeting 17 Local Forensic Contest 24 League Forensic Contest at Adams-Friendship 30 F.F.A. Meeting April— 2 Vacation begins 9 Junior Class Play 17 Jr. Sr. Prom 17 Track Meet 24 Track Meet 25 Last Saturday of School May— 2 Band Tournament 3 Baccalaureate 7 Class Night 8 Commencement 9 Picnic 4

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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.