Jefferson High School - J Yearbook (Jefferson, WI)

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I’AOE TWENTY SEVEN BACK ROW; left to right -Raymond Clough, Marie Wagner, George Sayre. Claude Barrett. Ruth Borchardt, James Wagner. Glenn Raithel, Raymond Doering. Lila Gafke, Silvester Robisch, Fred Rindfleisch, Glendora Herde. SECOND ROW:—Francis Koltes, Orest Schiesl, Agnes Biederman, Harriet Heim-erl. Elsie Beck. Gilbert Messmann. Myra Sylvester. Richard Copeland, Gertrude Vogel, David Turner, Marie Nevins, Joseph Winkler. THIRD ROW:—Harold Rheineck. Kathryn Rockstroh, Carl Ambrose. Marian Roberts. Ormal Kiesling, Lucille Strobush, Henrietta Nalan, Rupert Blankenheim. Beatrice Banks. Ralph Haferman. Laura Rupprecht, Lorin Bagby. Mary Louise Forsyth, Harris Schultz. FRONT ROW; Dorothy Wittenwyler, Stanley Hake, Dora Bienfang. Edward Lenz, Agnes Pitterle, Kenneth Haubenschild, Ruth Pinnow, Ferdinand Schiferl, Elisabeth Robisch, Ernest Langholff. Hilma Gartzke, Stuart Hake, Robert Leedle, Harold Roethel. ongs Bagby, Lorin Hanks. Beatrice Barrett, Claude Heck, Klsie Uiederinan, Agnes Bienfang, Dora Borchardt. Hntli W e ILove to Sing Annie Umrie Tie Me to Your Apron Strings Again Turkey in the Straw Oh Katrina Me and My Shadow O tin Lieber Atigestin Among My Souvenirs

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PACK IWKVH SIX Junior C lass History Just two years ago we were Freshmen in good old J. It. S. and had tlie reputation of being green. I hiring (Ids time our elass has been well represented in school activities. Our athletes are Doering, Leedle, lvoltes, Raithel, Rohisch, Schultz, and Rindtleiseh. AH six of these men have their football letters and Leedle has his basketball letter. Hobby Leedle is one of the best punters in the league. Two of our members are holding regular places on the debate teams, and quite a few of the boys and girls id' our c lass have entered and won honors in oratorical and declamatory contests. The Juniors, who helped to make our High School Hand a success are: Raithel, Hanks, Hake, Rockstroh, Doering, Rindtleiseh, Robisch, and Kiesling. Our Junior Prom is a very promising event with Dick Copeland as our honorable Prom Chairman. Oh, yes, our class also has the only original battling Jeffersonian Wildcat, who is none other than the powerful David Turner. David is known to his ring enthusiasts for his terrific speed and smashing right-hand upper-cut. With a little careful training, David should some day win a championship. With all these past achievements to their credit the Juniors promise you a bigger and better annual in their Senior year. Ormal E. Kiesling. JUNIOR OFFICERS Fred Rindtleiseh......................... President Marie Wagner........................Vice President Silvester Robisch.........................Treasurer Agnes Pitterle............................Secretary

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FACE THIRTY-TWO F res liman C lass Hnsi ory We entered this house of learning on Septemher ! , 192!). It was a lovely day to begin school. At first we had our troubles, mainly teachers and Sophomores. Itut soon with President Paul Hibbard guiding our ship of state, we began to find our places. Parties and basketball games helped to put us on a finer basis with the rest of the school. Francis Kndl got on the second team of football, but we didn't place anybody on the basketball squad. We hope to next year. We secured last place in the class basketball tournament. which I guess is unusual for the Frosb. With spring coming now we will lie playing baseball. Perhaps there may be some Ty Cobbs among us. If the rest of our years are as joyful as this one was. we certainly will not regret coming to the old Jefferson High School. Woodrow Misfele.