Westfield High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Westfield, WI)

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T eam WE THEY WESTFIELD..............11 WESTFIELD..............23 WESTFIELD..............2U WESTFIELD..............26 WESTFIELD...............8 Oxford..................15 Endeavor.................U Hancock.................30 Greenlake .............. 8 Adams-Friendship. ... 19 Row 1—Mr. Brewer, Coach, D. Chenoweth, M. Chenoweth, G. Gollnick, R. Geneske, J. Wright, S. De Garmo. Row 2—R. Goldsmith, R. Wobschal, L. De Witt. 19

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Bdsketbdll A Team Mr. Brewer, Coach, R. Hamilton, J. Cochrane, J. Johnson, B. Fredrick, D. Kline, J. Kruger, H. Hillmer, B. Schultz, W. Poraplin, D. Brewer. WESTFIELD.............28 WESTFIELD.............18 WESTFIELD.............39 WESTFIELD.............38 WESTFIELD.............24 Westfield.............19 WESTFIELD.............37 WESTFIELD.............22 WESTFIELD.............20 WESTFIELD.............30 WESTFIELD.............29 WESTFIELD.............22 WESTFIELD.............21 WESTFIELD.............37 WESTFIELD.............34 WESTFIELD.............38 WESTFIELD.............43 Oxford.....................27 Endeavor...................13 Wautoma....................36 Coloma. ...................11 Plainfield.................17 Omro.......................34 Hancock....................20 Green Lake.................36 Adams-Friendship...........33 Plainfield.................34 Port Edwards...............34 Adams-Friendship...........6l Montello............... . 42 Wild Rose................ 19 Montello...................33 Almond.....................30 Wautoma....................27 18

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F ootball Row 1—R. Hamilton, J. Cochrane, W. Harvey, J. Kruger, H. Smith, C. Blossl J. Johnson. Row 2—D. Brewer, R. Schultz, R. Fredrick, W. Pomplin, D. Kline, Hillmer, J. Wright. Row 3--S. DeGarmo, B. Wobschal, R. Goldsmith, T. Hackman. R. Geneske, Mr. Brewer, Coach. The Purple and Gold gridders experienced one of the most successful foot- ball seasons in the past several years, witnessing a season's won and loss record of 3 victories and 4 defeats. Victory was found once over a cagy aggregation from Omro and twice over a hard fighting eleven from Wautoma, while defeat was suffered at the hands of Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin Rapids, and twice to Adams- Friendship. Probably the highlight of the grid-iron season was the 7-6 thriller over Omro. Victory proved in the offing when Coach Brewer's hard-charging forward wall crashed through to block Omro's try for the point-after-touchdown. Almost equally thrilling was the season final; a 45 to 0 run-away over Wautoma. As this was the last game of the season the Brewermen used almost every play in the books to come out on top with an overwhelming score. The worst showing put on by the Purgold during the season was their humili- ating 44 to 7 defeat at the hands of A-F. Several of Coach Brewer's mainstays sidelined with injuries during the fray, which probably accounts for the loss. As this was his first year at W.H.S., Coach Brewer could well be proud of some of the sterling performances turned in by members of his rough and tumble squad. Doc built the nucleus of his team around 8 Seniors, 2 Juniors, and 1 Sophomore. At the end posts were Ray Hamilton and Jim Cochrane; at guards, Harley Smith and Wayne Harvey; and at the center spot, Jack Kruger. In the back- field he had Kline and Schultz at the halves, Fredrick at full, and Pomplin at quarterback. The squad lost 8 of the first eleven through graduation this year; that means a pretty tough job for coach next fall. WESTFIELD . . . WESTFIELD . . . . 28—Wautoma. . . .0 WESTFIELD . . . . .7 WESTFIELD . . . WESTFIELD . . . . .0—A.F. . . . . .7 WESTFIELD . . . WESTFIELD . • • . 45—Wautoma. . . .0 20