Westfield High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Westfield, WI)

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FF A How 1-R. Youn:, R. Kohnke, J. Moldenhauer, E. Thalacker, N. Kruger, R. Reetz, H. Wegenke, C. Good, R. Thada, E. Fuhrmann, R. Jahnke. Row 2-M. Tesko, C. Berg, A. Krueger, E. Eggleston, B. Henke, D. Sonnenberg, G. Schwanke, E. Buchholz, R. Czervinski, R. Good, G. Riok. Row 3-R. Schimelpfening.D. Smith, D. Pekowsky, W. Beoker, G. Sybell, G. Ulrich,' M, Buchholz, G. Bengsch, J. Marshall, J. Weir, G. Spath. Row 4-J. Robinson, H. Jahnke, Mr. Beaster, Ad- visor, A. Bartz, J. Robinson. Row l-A. Berg, E. Hell, R. Unmack, R. Gohlke, 0. Ponto, J. Daye, P. Schwartz, H. Henke, E. Pomplin. Row 2-D. Todd, G. Vogel, M. Chenoweth, E. Bengsch, V. Marshall, R. Quinn, V . Buchholz, C. Krueger, W. Hamilton. Row 3-N. Schu- bert, B. Apps, Mr. Beaster, Advisor, R. Goldsmith, A. nee, D. Reetz. The Future Farmers of America is an organization composed of boys wishing to make life worthwhile through efficient labor, for livelihood, the love of learning, and serving of their community. They try to live up to the stan- dards expressed in their Motto, Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, naming to Live, Living to Serve . . . The Major activities this year were leadership training meetings, Senior member'3 trip to International Livestock Exposition at Chicago, Speech Con test, Joint banquet with FHA, and our FFA basketball games. -24-

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Row 1-D. Cochrane, R. Klusneyer, J. Wright, J. Johnson, F. Krentz. Row 2- E. Fuhrmann, Manager, B. Daye, E. Pomplin, J. Robinson, E. Cheseboro, J. Mussey, Mr. Spanbauer, Coach. The highlight of the 1948-49 season was a 14 game winning streak. This series v as halted in the Green Lake game, with the latter winning 43-49» The Pioneers still finished one of the best seasons of many years. They were rated as Number I team among the Little Sixteen until the smash came. ,„ 3 , - In two games with our oldest rival, Montello, we rolled up a total of 123 points against their 50 points. In the District Tournament, the Pioneers, after leading through the en- tire game, lost a heart-breaking decision to Port Edwards 14-46. Port Edwards won the tournament by beating the Montello squad 50-30. By beat- ing Princeton and Plainfield the Pioneers took third place. Westfield finished a good season with 17 wins and only 4 loses, taking second place in the conference. Three seniors, Jim Wright, Robert Klusmeyer, and Jim Johnson,will leave the team this year but with many returning lettermen, the team should be at the top of the conference next year. GOOD LUCK, BOYS.» -26-