Jefferson High School - J Yearbook (Jefferson, WI)

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6 A J 9 3, Stem Stainding: Left to rightiEdWard Spangler, David Borchardt, Eugene Cole, Richard Smith, Robert Biederman, James Connelly, Robert Thomas, Miss Margaret Moe. SITTING:-Laura Powers, Evorah Lembrich, Helen Haberman, Olive Osmundson, Jean Knutson, Audria Eckert, Ruth Dickhoff. llohort TIIIIIIIEIS .. l'1llQ9Ilf'U4rl0 .... Olive USIIIIIIHISHII . Hubert liiellernlun JHIIIQS Connelly . l'1V0l'zlll LCIlllJl'il'll . .loam Klllllwbll .. Hll'l1il.l'1l Smith . . . liriwuiwi Spmlgfler . Mary Slielim .... Helen Hzmbermzui . . l.Zl,lll'il Powers . . Ruth Diclil'1olT . . AIll'll'lil Plckert . . . lmvifl Bm'f'l1a1'4li . . Miss Mtll'Q'2ll'Cl Moe ...lu4Ilim-- ' ' ln-illliei .. HIISIIIOSH NIEIIHIQUI' .....,X1'l . Mllleiivs . Aililviivs . Sllalpsllnmls . Silalpslmts . . Humm- ... Humor llurlomns Uillfllltlill' .. llr,2'z1z1iz:1lions . Glasses .. l,it01'u1'y . . Typist FUCIIHY Arlvisc-I' PA GE TXVELYI4

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One who enters your midst for the first time is deeply impressed by the many advanitagzes wliieli you enjoy as stu- dents ot' .lefferson High School. A farsigiited lioard ot' lidu- eation and the Sifllfllll-Illillfltltl Cfilillllllllliy have placed at our eonnnand one of the tiniest edueational plants in any state. 'l'o every boy and girl in Jefferson schools opportunity and advantage loom at every turn. Few 1-ities in the state ot't'er the equipment. tile elioiee ot' studies. and the unusually well qualified instructors that are your daily companions. For every student who eliinbs the iiill there is a place. Voc-ational suiljeets. IllllSl1'. art. and physical education. in addition to a. variety ot' required and elec-tive aeadeniitr stud- ies. present ample incentive l'or the liigliest development ot' skill. talent. appreriation. and eliaraf-ter. 'illlI'ltllZ,4l'il your active participation in athletics. liand work. student eonn- eils. grlee clubs. forensic- work yon demonstrate that seliool is not only preparation for life. lint that it iS lit'e. This book, your annual. t'aitl1t'ully rerords life as it was for you during 1931-32. May it be your treasure ellest ot' pleasant nienioi-ies. aeliievenient. sueeess. and joy. May these lllflll seliool days.tl1e seedtinie ot' life when we are just imegiiiliilig' to find our way to tile light ot' t'ruitt'ul and ,joyful living. be marked hy worthy endeavor and at-eoniplislnnent so that earli Sllf'l'E'CtlilIQ2' year finds us eng1'a,Q'ed in larger tasks with a harvest ever more imountiful. Your fine spirit ot' eooperalionfyvliieli is deeply appre- eiatedflias made this first year at .Iel't'erson an most pleasant one for your new superintendent. May the sc-liools ot' .fel't'er- son eontinue to grow and prosper, inuy eaell one ot' you ulti- mately take your plare among- the loyal alumni ot' the seliool. niay you ever the worthy ot' your seliool, your seliool worthy ot' you. is iny keen desire. Sineerely yours, PAGE ELEVEN

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