Jefferson High School - J Yearbook (Jefferson, WI)

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PAGE TVVENT Y I I i I X I Goes, Hilda Cornrnercial For she was just the quiet kind whose nature never varied. VVeinherg, Rachel Commercial Declaniatory 3, Ai. HA sense of duty pursues us ever. Guttenberg, Lorraine Teachers' Training Intelligence is not her only virtue. Zobel, Louise Commercial High School Stencgrapher. Quiet, thoughtful and sincere, She doeth all things well. VVestphal, Leona Teachers' 'llraining She came unheard and silently went away.

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PAGE TNVENTY -TWO r 1 T ' l I x 1 I Class of 1921 VVe, the class ot' '21 started things off with a rush wl1en we entered this worthy institution of learning in the fall of 1917. Instead of meek- ly and fearfully waiting for the Sophomores to come and dip us in the fountain as the custom has been t'or time immemorial, we, being an aggressive and husky bunch set out on the trail of the Sophs. Lucky for them they escaped the clutches ot' that mighty little band or all the precedents of years would have received a shock. As it is we hold the distinction of having been the only Freshman class to escape a ducking. Vv'ere we inclined to boast of our prowess, we could set down here achievements and triumphs so numerous as to dazzle the reader. Suf- ficient to say, however, that there has not been a football, basketball, or debate team, not a glee club. duartette or orchestra, not a declamatory or oratorical contest in which the class of '21 has not been represented during the entire four years of its existence. When it came to social activities, there was nothing very slow about us. VVe lay claim to having some ot' the fussiest fussers and diz- ziest dancers that you ever laid your eyes on. Many parties were given, but the crowning social event of our history was the Junior Prom of last year. Those lucky enough to attend could not say enough in the line of praise and admiration. ln regard to scholarship, although the Juniors might be a little luckier on standings, the intelligence tests showed that we were far from lacking in gray matter. One member of our class holds the highest six weeks' average for the year. Now, having accomplished all this, we are ready to graduate. NVe have realized the high aims with which we started our high school career and established a record by work, perseverence, and patience that stands as a noble example t'or future classes. And so gladly, yet reluctantly, we are preparing to say farewell to all our high school associations and carry our work to still wider fields, leaving to those who will follow us the responsibilty of maintaining the high record we have set for our school. -A. Y.