Janesville High School - Phoenix Yearbook (Janesville, WI)

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WEE .an- l cl l th Ions for the new hlgh school Seven of The school boord meetlngs tnls yeor were very fely wlth lscuss on o e p the nlne members ore pictured he e Clockwl e Dr Thomos Nuzum Mr Florence Aostln Mr Ern st Rost Mr Robert Lone presldent NA Kennetn Decker N James Umhoele ond Mr George Larson School Days School Days Thus lS o photograph of the model of the new senlor hugh bulld ng The people of lone vulle voted yes to the referen dum Issue November 3 l953 It houlcl be ready for use by l955 Flve oreos ore numbered for eosy udentnflcotlon They f ore one lthe swlrnmnng pool two fthe gymnoslum three locodemlc sectlon four Cundustrrol orts sectuon fnve foudltoruuml fi f sl ,N ff YJ K 'P' H., i 10 ' I I V- V I 'swf . Y I , s, A ', . e , . , Q ' ,A ez' f - T T T ' , Q52 V r ',- z , ' L' Q ,M ,N VM, T' .0 A .Q sb ' ii? . V ' 'Ju' - 6 T 4 y 5 r , , Q - ... r fr X

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In Memoriam For more than thlrty years the students of .lanesvrlle Hugh School were fortunate to have on the faculty Mass .lessre A Menzies She endeared herself to her pupuls and fellow Instructors As head of the mmor scrence department she taught brology and encouraged research rn the screntflc fleld Sne was on a years leave of absence from thus In thus 54 Phoenlx we wnsh to express our opprec atron for her prrceless servrce and mvaluable assrstance to the school corrmumty and especrally her students A trtoute of these words Indeed rs unworthy of such a gracrous personage 9 O post when she succumbed unexpectedly to a heart attack on June 17, l953,

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3 -w 'x '3 f M K F Buck Mr V E Klantz Mr R S Brussat pause to ose Concert Masters We stand today facing the most important period in our history Never before has our way of life been challenged to the extent that it is at present Whether we are to live as free people or as slaves depends upon the outcome of the present struggle One of the symptoms of disease in any country is the placing of emphasis on rights rather than duties We sometimes fall to realize that with every right goes a corresponding obligation l addition to the work in the classroom you have been given many opportunities for growth by par ticipating in the co curricular activities The Phoenix provides a pictorial and written record of these Principal memories You have our best wishes for the future The people of the City of Janesville have done an excellent 'ob in furnishing you young people with educational opportunities and facilities. You owe it to yourself to take advantage of these op- portunities. Strive to do the best iob possible in an attempt to assure your proper place in the com- munity as a good citizen. lfQ,5.T5rzuss?lF Vice-Principal The youth of today possess valuable qualities which only need development. Our school should be an instrument in the hands of students and it is the responsibility ofthe community to pro- U? 16592. I Superintendent vide the best possible equipment for their use. ll