Jefferson High School - J Yearbook (Jefferson, WI)

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PAGE THIRTY-O.NK SHS Sophomore Class Muriel Armstrong Florence Bauer Arthur Beck Viola Biederman Kevin Blecksclimidt I.eland Hurlita Irene Church Margaret Kiden Marion Kiden Henry Fischer Nathan Fischer Lawrence Frank John Frohmader Marion Hardy Mildred iluttenberg Carmen Habernian Joseph Habernian Alice Haubenschild Leander Hauser Flavia Heimerl Borothy Kemmeter Matilda Koltes Marvin Lederer Evelyn Lemke Alice Lenz Kvelyn Lucas Kathryn Noble Arnold Pooch Lola Kies-Kalpb Schiefelhein Forrest Schoeller Frank Schroedl Albert Shannon Harlow Sheppert Kvelyn Smith Curtis Sommerer Herman Steingraeber History of Sophomore Class tin September 6, 1020, forty-eight frightened pupils who comprised the Freshman Class mounted the steps of their future home, Jefferson High School. Many times during the first few days did we wish we were back in Hie eighth grade where we could do as we pleased without being eyed t those brilliant looking Seniors. All was a mixup to us at first. When we were supposed to lie in English we were in Algebra. At noon Mr. Maelnnis entered the main room and sympathized with us by telling us a joke that ended with the phrase that we were too green to burn. Although we were filled with awe and astonishment at first, our objects of wonder daily diminished until finally we were used to the schedule and thought we were pretty bold. Some of the members of I lie class even stirred up enough grit to enter the speaking contests. (Hie boy. Joe Haberman. went in for oratory and debate, and three girls Marion Garity, Kvelyn Smith, and Carmen Haberman entered the declamatory contest. Many of the girls belonged to the glee club and were in ttie operetta. So interested we became in the school work and outside enterprises that we were surprised to find May 27. 1921 steadily advancing amt everybody preparing for the summer vacation. The first few weeks were not bad because it was different than vacation, but after a while athletics came along to cheer us a little. The Sophomore Class was well represented on the team. Two of our boys, Halph Schiefelhein and Curtis Sommerer received J’s. Ralph Schiefelhein also played on the regular team in basket ball this year, and that is quite an honor for • only a Soph.' Many Sophomore Girls belong to the glee club, as last year, and we are well represented in the declamatory contests. We have had a very joyous time in high school this far and hope we an spend tlie other two years as profitably as we did these. —Carmen Haberman.