Westfield High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Westfield, WI)

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I T II A - IVI II II A L Row 1-T. McMahon, R. Y egenke, R. Jahnke• Row 2-A. Sohn, G. Ulrich, R. Czervinski, R. Un- mack, R. Good, G. Spath. AG ACES AG ACES Row 1-3. Eggleston, If. chur . bert, H. Jahnke, D. Reetz, V Q Marshall, D. Todd, E.Buchholz, J. Daye. Row 2-R. }uinn, 0. Ponto, G. Vogel, Mr. Beaster, Coach, R. Goldsmith, R. Un- mock, R. Gohlke. Rov; 1-N. Kruger, D. Reetz, R. Gohlke, C. Good, D. Todd, R. Goldsmith, R. Gohlke. Row 1-3. Fuhrnann, N.Schubort, E. Thalacker. Row 2-R.Kohnko, 0. Ponto, H. Jahnke, D. Rick, H. Wegenke. Row 1-R. Reetz, V. Marshall. Row 2-D. Sonnenberg, G. Vogel, D. Floe ter, E. Buchholz, V . King. Row 1-P. Schwartz, J.Callahan, G. Schvanke. Rov; 2-R. Schimel- pfening, R. uinn, W., Hamilton, J. Daye. 29-

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Row 1-A. Buchholtz, G. Ulrich, N. Kruger, P. Gollnick, J. Mussey, D. Rick, L. Collins, W. King, E. Thalacker, E. Eggleston, R. Schimelpfening, R. Un- mack, R. Golhke. Row 2-Mr. Spanbauer, Coach, D. Cochrane, G. Sybell, J. Callahan, D. Dahlke, R. Golhke, N. Schubert, D. Reetz, V. Marshall, J.Daye D. Czervinski, II. Kromrie. Row 3-J. Bean, B. Daye, J. Wright, B. Apps, E. Buchholz, R. Wegenke, E. Cheseboro, J. Marshall, E. Pomplin, R. Goldsmith, Row 4-N. Singer, J. Robinson, R. Klusmeyer, D. Todd, R. Sohn, B. Daye, F. Krentz. W.H.S. - Non-Conference 7 W.H.S. - 26 Wisconsin Rapids - - - 7 W.H.S. - 7 Nekoosa -------- 51 W.H.S.- - ■ - 6 Conference Port Edwards- - - - - - 7 W.H.S. - Wautoma- ------- 13 W.H.S. - 6 Omro- --------- 25 W.H.S. - -33 A.F. 7 Football season opened with about forty-nine men reporting for duty. The curtain raiser was played with V isconsin Dells in a non-conference game and was a victory for the Pioneer Eleven by a score of 12 to 7. Although the Pioneers were defeated four times out of seven, they man- aged to improve their 1947 record. Prospects for 1949 football team are very bright, although several Sen- iors have left. The Pioneers should sweep clean their record of several losses next year and end up on top. There were many underclassmen that saw action all this year and they are bound to give many thrills on the gridiron in 1949. Members of the squad who will graduate this year are: Center, Robert Klusmeyer; left halfs, Delbert Reetz, Jim Wright; R. Guard, Norman Schu- bert; L. tackles, Burton Apps and Robert Goldsmith. -28-

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ANNUAL STAFF Seated-E. Klimke, N. Schubert, D. Buchholz, B. Eggleston, D.Messerschmidt, A. Dee, V. Kruger. Standing-T. Hackman, E. Rick, S. DeGarmo, B. Marotz, M. Ely, G. Hamilton, Miss Keenan, Advisor, B. Warren, D. Reetz, M. Kottke, D. Gundersen, J. Johnson Editor Assistant Editors Art Editor Literary Editor Activities Editor Sports Editor Sales Managers Business Managers Typists Advisor Betty Eggleston Dorothy Messerschmidt Dorothy Buchholz Shirley DeGarmo Elaine Klimke Arthur Dee James Johnson Delbert Reetz Erma Rick Betty Marotz Thomas Hackman Doris Gundersen Burton Apps Monica Ely Gayle Hamilton Marcella Kottke Betty Warren Norman Schubert Virginia Kruger Miss Keenan In this book, we, the Annual Staff of 1949, have attempted to give you a picture of our life for the past nine months in the fair halls of w.H.b. Composing this annual has been a great task, but an experience we shall long remember. The pages show a picture of many happy day3--perhaps the happiest days in our lives. We hope you will keep this book ]-onf Jor will never grow old if your memories are young. Our hope J ® Time the subtle thief of youth dims your memories, you shall have Tinea few pages to rekindle them! -30-