Westfield High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Westfield, WI)

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I’ A PE It STAFF C HE E It I E A HE It S Row 1-V. Buschke, H. V ilder, D. Cochrr.ne, J. Floetor, Miss Birkholz,Advis- or, P. Borsack, Editor, J. Callahan, Ass't. Ed., N. Singer, B. Kietzmsn, R. Tolzman, E. Hell. Row 2-F. Krents, K. Hammond, D. Reetz, B. Hill, R. Dahlke, H. 3orsack, S. Muske,P. Polenoke,R. Wegenke ,R.Unr.ack, P. Schwartz. This monthly publication is edited by the Junior Class. It rings all cf the latest news and gossip, sport eventa, and humor. Editor for 1943-

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Row 1-H. Swader, P. Borsack, P. Polenske, D. Whitlock, R. Gohlke, D. Dnhlke, S. Hintz, S. Hanson, D. Messerschmidt, D. Buchholz, M. Thalacker. Row 2—Y. Goldsmith, C. Klusmeyer, A• Hamilton, M. Rhode, V. Buschke, E. Fuhrmann, T. Hackman, R. Schimelpfening, H. Gollnick, V. Kru er, H. Wegenke, I. Olson, Mr. Johnson,Director. Row 3-T. Hammond, B. Hill, I. Gollnick, M. Borsack, J. John- son, D. Smith, R. Gohlke, H. Wilder, A. Kemnitz, K. Hammond, R. Dahlke. 13 BARD This year’s band,being the second year of its existence since the war, has thirty-five members. Through the efforts of Mr. Johnson and the students, money for new uni- forms has been raised through musicals, concerts, and dances. At the football games the band entertained with music and marching for- mations. The pep band added a great deal to the basketball games. The band has made great progress this year and every one is looking forward to it’s participation in the district tournament. BOYS» GLEE CLUB The Boys» Glee Club is a new organization to W. H. S. It has thirteen members who meet Wednesday’s under the direction of Mr. Johnson. The boys’ talents were shown off in the musical and in the tournament. GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB Forty-five girls raise their voices in merry notes of music every Tues- day and Thursday under the direction of Mr. Johnson. This group added a colorful background for the musical show held in March. Group, ensembles, and solo numbers participated in the music tournament. -21-

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F HA Row 1-M. Thalacker, H. Swader, B. Hill, J. Borzick, B. Muehrer, A. Weiss, P.Hoeft, S. Buschke, B. Ginter, L. Willegal. Rov; 2-C. Klusmeyer, C. Brieskc, P. V eiss, L. Glaske, A.IIillmer, V. Buschke, L. Pierce, J. Soiney, IS. Keller, V. Glaske. Row 3-D. Henke, I. Gollnick, B. Marotz, A. McClyman H. Krueger, D. Spurgeon, E. Hell, A. Kemnitz, S. Hamilton, K. Kerst, M. Voigt. Rov; 4-R. Tolzman, E. Dec, S. DeGarmo, E. Klimke, D. Messerschmidt, Mrs. Shuroit,Advisor, Y. Goldsmith, S. Voight, G. Miller, G. Messerschmidt, B. Schwanke. The F.H.A. organization is composed of forty-three members. We began the school year by sponsoring a coke tea for all girls inter- ested in the F.H.A. New members were initiated and officers were installed. Evelyn D., Elaine K., and Dorothy M. were delegates to the State Conven- tion in June. Later, we initiated and installed tho Oxford members and officers at Oxford. We attended the rally at Waupaca where five of our girls presented a panel discussion and where we als'o made Mrs. Shurpit an honorary member of our organiza- tion. Dorothy M. was chosen as State Program of Work Chairman and as such was one of the two V isconsin voting delegates to attend the first National Convention at Kansas City, Missouri. She also planned the State Program of Work and attended all leadership training meetings. We listened to Miss Joyce, County Nurse, as guest speaker at one of our meetings. Our fiscal year runs from April to April. Several of our members participated in the demonstration contest. We revised our Chapter Constitution. Some of our money makinv activities were: pop and candy sales, stationery campaign, and dances. -23-