PJ Jacobs High School - Tattler Yearbook (Stevens Point, WI)

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anim. elddzi --A' B. Sanks I. Zei lust think! Only one more year left! And from all reports it ought to be our best. Our first major undertaking was the class play, Mumba Iumbo , which showed the luniors have an abundance of talent along that line. One of the biggest thrills was the arrival of those long awaited class rings! Weren't we careful with them those first Weeks? fThough some of the boys thought they looked better adorning their O.A.O.'S.l. We tried not to let a single scratch mar that shiny new surface. . I .A Mf:jESf52Q3Efbg A. Adam W I. Altenburq I. Andersen ' I.. Armatowski A. Bacon. R. Badten R. Bandow t X 4 ' K. Barden Sh P. Barrett D. Bartkowiak V I. Bartosz B. Bauman P. Leary F. DeGuire And definitely not to be forgotten was the Prom. The theme was Candlelight Cafe and the gym was decorated very appropriately. Our Centennial booth depicted the Polish people. All in all this year has been one of great accomplishment. Those who helped make it so are the advisors: Mr. Hager, Miss Gaveras, Miss Koshollek, Miss Ielinek, Miss Nottbohm, and Mrs. Porter. M. Becker E. Behr T. Bekowsk D. Benson Y. Bentle B. Bemhagen L. Bialek S. Bogaczyk H. Booth I. Borski B. Bortz E. Bower 3 R. Brey 4 D. Brooks P. Broten ' .V D. Brown ff' aw. Q A 24