Janesville High School - Phoenix Yearbook (Janesville, WI)

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PHOENIX MR. L. R. CREU'1'lZ, Superintendent Throughout these five years of depression our high school has been able to carry on in the same spirit, with the same standards of work as in the years preceding. We who have the privilege of attending school have been fortunate that through these years Janesville citizens have continued to believe that such investments as they can make in education for their children are still worth while. My sincere hope is that we who are students in this school in these years will never default in the returns on these investmentsg and that these returns will in the future be paid in a coin based upon a standard of purer gold-a standard of service to, and of toleration for each other. L. R. CREUTZ. Page Fourteen

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PHOENIX ROW 2: Mr. W. Gross, Miss R. Jeffris, Mrs. C. Tallman, President, Mr. W. C. Broclchaus ROW 1: Mr. M. Douglas, Mr. E. A. Roesling, Mr. F. Grant, Dr. G. S. Metcalf, Mr. W. Snively BOARD OF EDUCATION COMMITTEE ON BUILDING AND GROUNDS Mr. W. C. Brockhaus-Chairman Mr. E. A. Roesling Mr. Malcolm Douglas Miss Ruth Jelfris COMMITTEE ON TEACHERS Dr. G. S. Metcalf-Chairman Miss Ruth Jeffris Mr. Francis Grant Mr. John W. Gross PURCHASING COMMITTEE Mr. E. A. Roesling-Chairma Mr. W. Snively Mr. W. C. Broclchaus Dr. G. S. Metcalf I1 july 1933 to july 1934 PRESIDENT! Mrs. Charles Tallman COMMITTEE ON INSURANCE Mr. John W. Gross-Chairman Mr. W. J. Snively Mr. W. C. Broclthaus Mr. Malcolm Douglas COMMITTEE ON BUDGET FOR 1934 Mr. Francis Grant-Chairman Miss Ruth jeffris Dr. G. S. Metcalf Mr. W. C. Broclthaus Mr. John W. Gross Mr. E. A. Roesling Page Thirteen

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PHOENIX l MR. v. E. KLONTZ, Principal The school yearboolc is a comparatively new activity in high schools, for Hfteen years ago only the largest schools edited one of these records. Now nearly every public high school issues one each year or at least one every two years. So popular has the yearbook become, that schools unable to finance printing costs issue a pamphlet in mimeo- graphed form. We have available in the principal's oflice copies of our yearboolcs which present, largely in picture, the history of the activities and progress of the Janesville Senior High School for the last eleven years. The Hrst Phoenix published in the present building came from the printer in June 1923. The 1934 Phoenix will be the twelfth to be placed on file. You will find that the real value of your 1934 book is not to be found in its appeal to you nowg real thrills will come to you in ten, twenty, or thirty years when you pick it up and review the good old daysf, You will find new interests and many laughs at the end of a decade or two. The 1934 stall members, under the able direction of Miss Baker and Mr. Robinson, have made an excellent contribution to the life of the school. Give them a hand, students! V. E. KLONTZ. Page Fifteen