Westfield High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Westfield, WI)

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Row 1-Mr. Hardrath, Advisor, E. Fuhrmann, B. Henke, A. Krueger, B. Daye, W King, A. McMahon, J. Mussey, L. Christensen, P. Sutton, P. Hoeft, L. Willegal, Miss Crosswaite,Advisor. Row 2-D. Sonnenberg, H. Gollnick, M. Buchholtz, E. Eggleston, G. Sybell, H. Swader, Y. Goldsmith, P. Weiss, M. Koepcke, A, Buchholz. Row M. Wegert, S. Buschke, B. Schv nnke, D. Whitlock, L. Thada, I. Olson, J.V eir, D. Pekowsky, G. Spath, C. Klusmeyer,E. Dretzke. Rov; 4-H. Jahnke, G. Rick, S. Hanson, C. Robinson, L. Glaske, L. Juhnke, D. Henke, G. Messerschnidt, V. Bengsch, I. Shurpit, M. Kassien, D. Hamilton, E Buchholz, E. Cheseboro, J. Robinson. ty %C-J A For two years the Sophomores have sailed along in a sea of school ac- tivity. They were well represented in all extra-curricular activities. When they were freshmen they were timid and bashful but now—keep your eyes on this class for more startling developments. The officers elect- ed for the year were: Burley D.f Pres; Walter K., Vice-Pres; Jack M. rTheJ dfeisors were Miss Crosswaite and Mr. Hardrath

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Row 1-Mr. Johnson,Advisor, J. Borzick, R. Berg, V. Buschke, R. Wegenke, F. Krentz, D. Cochrane, K. Hammond, D. Reetz, R. Tolzman, B. Kietzman, Miss Keenan, Advisor, Row 2-N. Singer, D. Rick, B. Wendtland, H. Wilder, D. Krueger, E. Schatzke, R. Gohlke, R. Polacek, D. Bloede, V. Marshall. Row 3-M. Schrank, R. Unmack, M. Bor- B. Lobby, S.Muske, B. Hill, P. Borsack, P. Polenske, R. Dahlke, J. Floeter, R. uinn, R. Clemens. Row 4-0. Ponto, J. Daye, P. Schwartz, W. Buchholz, Callahan, E. Pomplin, W. Hamilton, D. Todd, “ Bengsch, Mr. Spanbauer, Advisor.v Schwersenska, j 1 • V c . c. Writing an article about the Junior Class presents quite a problem ice it is an accepted fact that the Juniors are the wittiest, best- looking, and most intelligent class in school. (Modesty is one of their virtues!) Their class | flfTicers for the year were: Robert W., Pres; y H., Sec; and David C., Treas. Junior advis- ir. Johnson, and Mr. Spanbauer. Highlights of the the Clarion, class rings, and well-represented inall ctivities. •y A -»— g J Ca K-£ r.

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FRESHMEN Row 1-G. Schwanke, J. Soiney, G. Weir, L. Yasick, E. Thalacker, N. Schultz, T. Hammond, R. Reetz, E. Marotz, R. Thada, A. Semrow. Row 2-J. V.’edoll, M. Teske, L. Pierce, J. Moldenhauer, R. Warren, M. Thalacker, H. Wegenke, A. Mey- er, G. Ulrich, M. '.' illegal. Row 3-A. Sohn, T. McMahon, M. Voigt, J. Marshall, D. Spurgeon, R. Schimelpfening, D. Smith, D. Smith, B. McWilliams. Row 4-Mr. Beaster, R. Young, J. Robinson, R. Sohn, E. 'Vagner, Mrs. Shurpit. Row 1-R. Qohlke, R. Jahnke, J. Boesler, D. Reetz, A. Hamilton, R. Kohnke, N. Kruger. Klapper, D.Dahlke, E. Keller, C. Good, S. P. Gollnick. Row 3-B. Ginter, C. Brieske Czeryinski, S. Hintz, K.Kerst, R. Good, W. yisor, H.Kromrie, A. Bartz, G.Bengsch, S. Dahlke, M. Rhode, V. Glaske, R. Row 2-A. Kemnitz, A. Buchholz, D. Hamilton, D. Floater, D. Kasuabaski, , L. Collins, E. Hell, E. Graf, R. Becker, C. Berg, Mrs. Shurpit, Ad- Lillie, B. Daye, Mr.Beaster.Advisor. -14-