Westfield High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Westfield, WI)

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Row 1: Miss Morton, advisor; V. Glaske, E. Marotz, R. Dahlke, S. Muske, M. Borsack, A. Daye, D. Wegert. Row 2: L. Willegal, D. Henke, B. Schwanke, M. Willegal, M. Evans, D. Kasubaski, L. Yasick, V. Sutton, J. Boesler. Row 3: Y. Goldsmith, L. Pierce, D. Hamilton, J. Slater, M. Voigt, I. Wedell, V. Pierce. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club members learn how to check out books, clas- sify and repair books and keep their assigned shelves of books in order. There are twenty-four members this year. Miss Morton is the advisor. The officers are: Pres., Shirley Muske; Vice- Pres., Marie Borsack; Sec., Rae Ann Dahlke; Treas. Elaine Marotz.

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Row 1: B. Daye, M. Koepcke, S. Hanson, Y. Goldsmith, C. Klusmeyer, G. Messerschmidt, As- sistant Editor; A. McMahon-Editor; S. Voigt, L. Glaske, I. Olson. Row 2: J. Mussey, D. Hamilton, D. Whitrock, L. Willegal, Mr. Kohn, Advisor; P. Hoeft, H. Swader, E. Buchholz, M. Kassien, D. Henke, G. Sybell. JUNIOR RARER STAFF The Clarion is the official monthly school paper of W. H. S. edited by a staff selected from the Junior Class. The staff members are selected on the basis of their ability to write articles and work cooperatively with the group in the many tasks involved in the publication of a school paper. The aims of the Clarion are twofold. The first objective is an interesting pres- entation of news of all school activities. Of equal importance is the practice and experience which the students gain not only in writing and publishing, but also in co- operating with others, working under supervision, and accepting constructive criti-

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o Row 1: V. Buschke, Editor; S. Muske, Treasurer; R. Tolzmann, Secretary; G. Messerschmidt, President; Y. Goldsmith, Vice-President; C. Brieske, Historian; L. Glaske, Parliamentarian. Row 2: B. Ginter, I. Kohnke, D. Hamilton, L. Willegal, S. Schonasky, E. Schatzke, Mrs. Shur- pit, Advisor. Row 3: E. Hell, L. Pierce, D. Spurgeon, J. Soiney, S. Hamilton, S. Voigt, M. Thalacker. Row 4: J. Slater, C. Klusmeyer, D. Henke, B. Kasubaski, D. Gray, A. Patton, M. Ely. Row 5: M. Voigt, S. Buschke, B. Hill, K. Hammond, H. Swader, K. Kerst, B. Schwanke. The Future Homemakers of America is a state and national organization now five years old. Local officers are elected in April as this group is also active in the summer. Since last spring our program has included a trip to Madison, Cave of the Mounds, and Little Norway; the state convention where the State Homemakers Degree, the highest award granted by the state organization, was conferred upon three senior girls, Dorothy Messerschmidt, Elaine Klimke and Eve- lyn Dee. Dorothy Messerschmidt was also awarded the state schol- arship. Shirley Muske, Dorothy Henke, and Yvonne Goldsmith dem- onstrated new practices in food preservation and sewing for three days at state fair. Several members won awards for clothing ex- hibits. Participation in county fair include awards in style review, judging contests and exhibits. The district rally, a radio broads cast, a parent party, demonstration contest and food sales have.' comprised the major functions of the F. H. A. this year. ■O-'i VI