Westfield High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Westfield, WI)

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Ax I Dear Students, Now that the school year has come to a close, I wish to express my appreciation for the fine co- operation the teachers and students have given me. This has been another year of war and our high school has felt the added responsibilities and hardships that go with it. Teachers were asked to carry heavier loads. Students were asked to take part in various campaigns and make many financial contributions. In several instances stu- dents have taken over responsibilities heretofore handled by paid staff members. It is indeed gratifying to report that your response has been excellent and that you have handled your respon- sibilities in a very satisfactory manner. To our graduates, I say. farewell, and may you meet with success and happiness in the future To our undergraduates, I wish to extend this personal invitation to continue your education in the future at Westfield High School. I hope you will realize and remember, that in peace or war, the future‘belongs to those who prepare for it. Sincerely yours, 4 Principal

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 SAMUEL LONG His was the duty of instilling democratic principles in the minds of future Westfield citizens from kindergarten to seniors. We at Westfield High School recognized him not only as a leader in education, but as a friend and helpful adviser. County Superintendent of Schools 1919-1945 3

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NORMAN JENNINGS University of Wisconsin B. S. Agriculture JOHN PLIER Oshkosh State Teachers B. S. Athletics, Science ETHEL LAING Stevens Point 7 8 Grades MARJORIE KERST Winona State Teachers Stevens Point State Teachers University of Wisconsin Social Science, Glee Club VIRGINIA RUEBEL Whitewater State Teachers B. E. Commercial MERLE SHURPIT Stoute Institute Vocational Homemaking ESTHER WILDER Milwaukee State Teachers Girls Physical Education CARROLL SWENSON Stevens Point State Teachers University of Panama English, Band JO I 5