Westfield High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Westfield, WI)

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IW ivA tXvv'o Row 1—C. Hamilton, H. Russell, N. Judas, H. Hillmer, H. Ebert, Row 2—R. Colby,R. Geneske,K. uinn,D. McLaughlin,D. Wegner,D. McClyman, J. Ems, B. LeRoy, D. Ellinger, L. DeV itt, R. Wobschal, D. Kohnke, Mr. Jennings, Advisor. To provide entertainment and education in social affairs and to gain leadership experiences,Vocational Agriculture Students through- out the United States have organized the Future Farmers of America. Seventeen of the boys enrolled in the agriculture course are members of the Westfield chapter of the F. F. A. Regularly scheduled meet- ings give everyone a chance to participate in the chapter's activi- ties. Row 1—G. Steinhaus, K. Quinn, M. Maechtle, J. Lord, J. Kruger, Row 2—J. Voigt, T. Reiland, C. Pohl, D. McLaughlin, B. Hammond, Row 3 G. Gollnick, R. Geneske, C. Coon, L. DeV itt, Row 4—S. Hamilton, L. Floeter, J. Ems. 24

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 7. kl. | ! 0 y i iy-j—i O w m 1 9 W WA a. vp. Vv u %W i , cm ■4f) x ltWt Wm Wv» wWx tWv u% The Glee Club is expanding each year and is rapidly becoming one of the school's most popular organizations. This year it had a total of 43 members. Its di- rector, Mrs. Kerst, and the girls sponsored a Fall Musicale in November, which brought to the spotlight talented students of Westfield High School. When the village held its annual Civic Thanksgiving, the Glee Club rendered two selec- tions. Come Ye Thankful People Come, and The Home Road. Some of the outstanding fea- tures beside the regular . Glee Club numbers given at the Spring Concert were solos and ensembles. The chorus sang the following songs, Fairies, Star's Lullaby',' Garden Lullaby, and Paean to Summer. Row 1—Mrs. Kerst, Advisor, T. Reiland, M. Pomplin, J. Wuipp, M. Dahlgren, Row 2—M. Russell, L. Muehrer, B. Graskamp, Row 3—B. Reiland, M. McGowan, N. Hamilton, M. Weiss, Row 4—G. Polfuss. I. Marks, M. MarotZj Row 5—J. Lord, I. Hunter, V. Polinske,S. Fredrick, Row 6—M. Strack, F. Squires, D. Campbell, Row 7—E. Pockrandt, B. Hammond, A. Chatfield, J. Schauer, Row 8—1. Schrank, I. Lieske, L. Meyer, Row 9—C. Coon, M. Meyer, F. Buchholz, M. Rick, Row 10— S. Hamilton, L. Knudson, J. Voigt, M. Whitney. « 23

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Row 1—E. Pockrandt,E. Zuehlke, M. Fuhrmann, M. Pomplin, M. McGowan, Rov 2—D. Campbell, E. Persack, M. Arndt, J. Winkler, E. Buchholz, M. Russell, R. Zuehlke., J. DeWitt, Mrs. Shurpit, Advisor, S. Dewar, Row 3—G. Steinhaus, J. Kruger, R. Kromrie, M. Maechtle, F. Kruger, B. Hammond, S. Hamilton, L. Muehrer. The Future Homemakers of America is a 'national organization of girls studying vocational Home Economics. The purposes of this organization are to develop the nerson- ality, health, co-operation, leadership, and social poise of the girls; and to further an appreciation of homemaking as a vocation. Activities carried on by the Westfield Chapter of the F. H. A. this year consisted of hot barbecues, pop and popcorn sale at foot- ball and basketball games, the formal and informal initiation of new members, and one meeting each month. 25 M. Arndt, E. Persack