Westfield High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Westfield, WI)

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Row 1: R. Reetz, R. Gohlke, J. Daye, E. Pomplun, V. Marshall, O. Ponto, R. Clemens. Row 2: E. Shurpit, B. Henke, W. Weiss, W. Briese, N. Kruger, D. Smith, E. Fuhrmann. Row 3: G. Alexander, W. Becker, R. Kohnke, B. Shurpit, E. Thalacker, E. Eggleston, Mr. Gilmore, Advi- sor. Row 4: R. Czervinski, A. Krueger, E. Brudnowski, R. Schminelpfenig, R. Janke, D. Son- nenberg, G. Sybell. Row 5: G. Ulrich, G. Schwanke, G. Bengsch, L. Leu, K. Quinn, A. Sohn, R. Quinn. Row 6: J. Marshall, A. Bartz, W. Hamilton, D. Pekowsky, E. Hell, G. Spath, J. Rick. Row 7: J. Weir, M. Buchholtz, E. Bengsch, D. Todd, G. Ponto, S. Lillie. The F. F.A. consists of 54 members. The F. F.A. events this year were a plowing contest in which Vern Marshall took 4th prize. We plan to participate in the Judging Contest at Madison in April. We will send one team. The F.F.A. Speaking Con- test was held at Montello on the 24th of February. Dean Todd, our representative, received fourth place. President -- E. Pomplun Vice-President -- V. Marshall Secretary -- J. Daye Treasurer -- Orlo Ponto Reporter -- R. Gohlke Sentinel -- R. Reetz Advisor -- Mr. Gilmore 13

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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

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S. Voigt, V. Pierce, B. Kietzmann, D. Gray, J. Mussey, J. Soiney, R. Dahlke, M. Rhode, E. Marotz, V. Buschke, M. Borsack, I. Olson, M. Thalacker, P. Borsack, B. Hill, P. Hoeft, H. Swader, K. Hammond, M. Ely, S. Hamilton, L. Juhnke, D. Cochrane, A. Hamilton, R. Tolzmann. OPERETTA “The Quest of the Gypsy,” a musical comedy, directed by Mr. Johnson, was given December 7th and 8th in the high school auditorium. The girls, with their colorful Gypsy costumes, fast moving dances and melodious songs set the tempo from the start. Jack Mussey, as the country boy, and Rosalie Tolzmann, the nature lover, sup- plied the humor for the show. Marilyn Rhode, Susan Voigt, Rae Ann Dahlke, Dave Cochrane and Jack Mussey were soloists. 1 h