Westfield High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Westfield, WI)

Page 12 text:

Agriculture Mr. Richard Arnold, Agriculture, is responsible in his program for practical shop work with wood and metals, classroom study of technical agriculture, practical applica- tion of classroom learning through farm pro- jects, and social aspects of leadership de- velopment as found in the Ag Club. Mr. Arnold is showing his Ag Students how to use a band saw safely and correctly. Art Mrs. Lula Sanford. Art, covers the basic fundamentals of art such as complementary colors, perspective drawing, con- struction work, and metal enameling to teach her students the values of art appreciation. The art class gayly decorates our main room throughout the various seasons of the year. In the spring, art is combined with music to produce the Music and Art Festival.

Page 11 text:

Language Mr. Francis Kohn, and Mr. Reinhard Latzig, Foreign Language, provide our student body with the necessary knowledge of two Euro- pean languages. In Latin, the essentials of this dead language are taught, since it serves as the basis for practically all modern languages. The interest of the student body in German, resulted in its ad- dition to the curriculum this year. Latin hi fj ’f% iff 'ilJhdti • - Can you figure out what Mr. Kohn is trying to put across to his bono Latin students? Herr Latzig emphasizes those confusing articles in Ger- man grammar. - 7- German

Page 13 text:

Science Mr. Loehning seems to be trying very hard to show his freshman science students how to use a microscope. General Science, the elementary high school science course is taught by Mr. Loehning and Mr. Arnold. Other science courses are Biology, Chemistry and Physics, all taught by Mr. Latzig. The study of these courses provides a student with much useful consumer information, but more important, their study is required for further work on a college level. These students have found something very interesting. Mr. Latzig is demonstrating an experiment for Bob Daye and Ken Mittelsteadt.