Westfield High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Westfield, WI)

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 •» '■ ARNDT, BETTY Lizzie Sometimes glad, sometimes sad, often mischlevious, never bad. ELLINGER, NOMA Modesty never fails to win good will. BECKER, ROBERT Men of few words are the best of men. HENKE, MARTIN The secret to success is work, but who wants to know the secret. is BORSACK, IRIS Louie She enters things with zeal and zest, and ranks in knowledge with the best. HtJEBNER, BETTY JEAN Squirt If silence were golden, I'd never get rich. BUCHHOLZ, DONALD Buck In his classes he is a quiet sort, but out with the fellows—a right good sport. MARKS, ROBERT Harpo He is on time—once in awhile. CHRISTENSEN, ROBERT Kotz A combination hard to beat—a scholar, friend, athlete. McFARLIN, MERLE Mickey What would the freshman girls do without me? DUNN, BELLE Junior They say love makes the world go 'round—catch me, I'm getting dizzy. McGOWAN, BERNARD Barney Anything for quietness. {

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a a. 2' i BORZICK, BERNICE Secretary Is she demure or merely shy? COLOR: Red and white. FLOWER: Red and white roses. MOTTO: Forward ever, backward never. 944 MARQUARDT, DONALD Treasurer A man of thoughtful work. 3

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PESCHEL, MERLYN Pesch I don't suppose there ever was a chap quite like me before. SMITH, RICHARD Dike A gentleman, student, athlete. POLINSKE, ELDA Pinky Ready for anything—work or play. She's a jolly, good scout most any day. TESKE, LYLE Hank No one objects to what you say if you say it in a few words. SCHARNBERG, HAP.LAND Shony Why let the devil have all the fun? WERNER, LaVEILA She is quiet, but one never knows. SCHWANKE, HAROLD Shorty He is wise who sayeth little. ZABEL, JERNETTE Dainty, modest, fair is she, a charming maid we all agree.