Jefferson High School - J Yearbook (Jefferson, WI)

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J L'YlU R Cl ASS 'il nge H om new x 93 1 Septe nber After three months of play and mlschlef we are 1 un e'1lled back to mother nlne months of toll September Yu Todxy marked the begmmnt, of the annual maga fme eampamn Ll lsses dlxlded lnto teams C xlled The Army and The Wow The JLIHIOI' ire on the Naxy 5 b1LlC 'Voxenhmr S Celcl rxtlon for Homeeommh thls ex emnw A b1,, bon ue w IH buxlt md lll tudents came out to eheer the teftm on to vletory 'Xoxembcr 11 The Lake 'Vhlls Jefferson football game was played thls afternoon before the largest crow d ID the hmtory of our school Our uetorx made Jefferson the Rock Rner Valley Football Champlons Deee lbcr o F lec tlon of Cl iss ofheers tod tv George Sehftkelm mn l resxdent John Anbel Vlee presxdent Rooer W urtz Secretary Glenn Istuler Tre lsurer James Copeland and Fva Pauer Student Pounexl 1036 Januarv 21 VK c held 1 Class Il100tll'lg this afternoon for the purpose ot seleetmg 1 prom ehaxrman Fryle Graper was elected Congratu litlons Eryle' .I muary Pl Prom commlttees selected and posted IH Mxss Rmkln s rm om Vkork on the prom wlll beam 1n e unest ln a few weeks Jmuary 'Sl Jllfllfll' Class pl ty cast was belected and posted thlk atternoon Huckleberry Fmn IS the name ot the play ehoeen for thlb year s produetlon March Z1 Junlor cllss play thle CYCHIIIE It wts in exeellent per formance and the east and dlreetor are to be Congritulated on then splend1d work Thxs play wa presented before the largest audlence III the hlstory of the hlbh school Xprll 14 The gymnaslum rrtlstleally deeorated w1th cherry blos soms 'md streamers ln lonely pastel tmts proxlded an ldeal eettlng for th 1936 Ju nor Prom The Gr md March led by Prom Kmg Fryle Q rlper and lus Queen Penny Flschtr proved to be one of the hlghllbhte ot the exenlnz, June Xlter w hat we eonslder was 1 xery suceeseful school year we are Dlid to eloee our books and forget them for a few months after Wh1Lh we Wlll he proud to be known as Senlors lk! IXXINIX s 1 1 - 1 1 -1 r 1 ' ' J l -X .x . . T X . ,I l X N 5 l ' A N ' 14 1, , 4 u, N , , 'v v , . Q . 1 ' -1 . L I 1. 5 1 '31 1 1 1 ' 1 A V 1 1 Q, fn - . 13: ,. ' ' z J . A F. 1 ' ' ' 1 1 A-I V 1 V YY - 1 ' 11 ' - W 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 '4 V' 4 U . c ,. , ' . , 1 . f. 'sz . 2: X U f' 1:2 ' ' ' U' ' A P1 'U - f 'Z .' Z, I fl I ' c ' . A! . :ff , A D., . A Y 11 L v V . 1 , . 1 Li 1 . L 1 -1 '1 Q 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 '4 ' 1 r , xv. x . ' J V f .L f 1 K . . L C C l r . Q- l ' . - A.' . U ' ,lv 1: ' 1 1 1 1 r I. X . c . , , 1 J , 1 . 1 A ' 7 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' 1 , I v . ' X K .1 , A ' 1 ' ' 1 1 - . 1 . A . 2 .', . I 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 . ' 1 1 ' ' 1 K A 1-A . ' f . 1 1 km I n r . - ' U' 2 ' .' ' '. 2 Q . :-- 1 2 Q ' s ' ' : ' . H Y . ,, , V . 1 Y 4 .l . . 1 .,. '. 1 ' 1 I Q' ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 I 1 1 1 v 1 1 ' f K 11 Y V41 l p K 1 X X ' ' . .. 5. . . Z . Q ' . .' ' S .' ' 'U .' . ' 7' 1 1' 1 ' v A 1 1 ' J . . , 1 - 1, pi C .- 1 1' v v 1- kt, ' 4 - C ' . 2 , . , J Q L ' 'D' I ,cur v 1 'F' v 1 V ' '11 ' I 1 K 'N . Q7 9- ' . , . .' 1, . , V . s .. . ' 1.1. . x . ' . 1 H v , YI . U2 K . . . . . L.' . -, ' ll 1 , n - -- '. li 'L ' ,

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LAST ROW Darwin Haag, Richard Greig, John Angel, Roger VVurtz, James Copeland, Joseph Beck, Eryle Graper. FOURTH ROVV Ralph Zahn, Marjorie Henry, Kathryn Steiner, Helen Stengel. Ora May Raithel, Nellie Numan, Edna Kranz, George VVag'ner, Irving Banker. U , ,., , , THIRD ROVV Dorothy Vandre, Charles Bullwinkelt, Helen Munrlt, Margaret Hotter, Arlene Herdenclorf, Geraldine Graves. Norbert Schopen, Richard Mueller, Joseph Vogel, George Schakelmann. SECOND ROWW-Glenn Keuler, Gladys Strese, Winnie Hauser, Aud- rey Feind, Verna Koch, Elaine Johnson, Clifford May, Clifford Baars, Stuart Fleming, Judson Schoeller. FIRST ROW' 'Eva Bauer. Margaret Fischer, Marion Corwith. Ruth Auchter, Hazel Wolff, Myrtle Sayre, Ruth Best, Alvira Octtmeier, lla Shotwell, Eileen MeGurk, Rosella Ganser. xH'flflIlflJDlPS MASSHI l I1IICliS I,l'1'NllIl'IlI ,,,, .. H1-ol'g:e S4'lIilli1'lIllilIl!I Xvli'l'-I,l'l'5ifh'll. .. ........ .lolm ,XIIQIUI Sf-4-rv 'y' .... .. Ilogvl'XY111'lx 'l 1lmlll'l'l' , .. lllvml Ii:-lllvl' ffff I f I I lf! Lg!! J 1 I, it 1 ff' I If ju! V ' 4 N 1 f bf! X In A I I J f l',X1il. XlXl.ll-ill '

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John Angtl liuth Auchter Chltord baars lrvrn Banker Eva Bauer Joseph Beck Ruth Best Charles bullwrnkel James Copeland Marrmn Corwrth audrey Fe1nd Margaret F1 cher Stuart Flemrng Rosella Ganser Geraldrne Graves Rlchard Grerg Darwm Haag Elarne Hake Wmnle Hauser Marjorle Henry Arlene Herdendorf Margaret Hotter Elalne Johnson Glenn Keuler Verna Koch Elleen McGurk Chfford May Rrchard Mueller Helen Mundt Nelhe Numan Alvrra Oettmeler Ora May Rarthel Myrtle Sayre George Schakelmann Wrlham Schlesl Judson Schoeller Norbert Schopen Kathryn Sterner Helen Stengel Gladys Strese Dorothy Vandre Joseph Vog el George Wagner Roger Wurtz Ralph Zahn x 11111101 L Dhl AM A mrlhon ure A great actress Work done on tlme New York stage man rger Another Jeanette McDonald A Pacrnc Coast angler Growrng tall Wrnnmg a college debate A gre It factory owner A second Mrs Culberton Chorus g1r1 1936 Prom Queen Drrvrng rn an auto race A concert vrohmst book Drrwmg safely and sanely Model husband Hollywood rnovre drrector Bookkeeprng 'lbollshed from school Tourrng rn England A sophrstrcated lady A crty grrl Formulatrng a new georne try theorem A letter rn the mall A physrcran A perfect cake Absolutely srlent and sen srble Knowrng everythrng rn hrstory Creat geometry teacher Qtate 4 H Club Drrector A great dancer S350 shorthand Job Dancrng to Jan Garbers mus1c Very bold Makmg a shoe strrng tackle A burldmg contractor A famous band drrector A second Gabby Hartnett Double for Zazu Prtts Great pranrst A professronal basketball player Grand opera star Certlfied Pubhc Accountant Another Fred Astarre A great musrcran Hrghly pard radro comedran VXI-I IXXINIX UNI illlll ON AWA KFNING I founl a nrckel Loarnmg her lrnes tor the Iumor class play Not qulte started Just sweeprng the J H S st rge Smgrng 1n the yrllage chorr Plblllllg ln Rock Rrxer As short as ever Qelhng 1 washrng I'!l'lC1llIlO 'lt hls father s store Makmg boxes at the shoe 1 rctory Trumped her partner s ace In tap dancing class Dream came true Drrvrng around town durrn the noon hour VN ednesday orchestra practlce Just mrssed the telephone pole Forgot to brmg the bread home for mother Drrectlng the cows to the prsturc Another perplexrng Book kcepmg assrgnment to do Trrp to Helenvrlle Just a mce home town grrl Strll hung rn Helenvrlle Stlll dorng todays geometry Only an 'rdxertrsement Recoverrng from the bChlCk test Ill hfue to take another year of Domestrc Scrence Strll talkrng Vkondermg what the questron was Dolng a theorem for the thrrd tlme Just a 4 H County Commrt tee Charrman Fell out of bed A 2 page shorthand asslb ment to do Just a dance at Fort Stlll the same shy grrl Krcked by a cow Vkhrttlmg hrs 1n1t1als on a pencrl Taklng lessons on the bass horn from Mr Anhalt Playrng baseball at noon Just Kay 'Stull taklng mus1c lessons Made the class team Tn the J H S Glee Club Solwmg a bookeeprng prob cm Danemg a 31g rn the corrrdor Playmg a mouth organ Fntertammg the hrstory class 1- 115-11 131101 11.1, 1 Q7 ' C , sz A Y 1 W 1' ' ' - r 1 , . .I' A ' .2 U I x I ' n V QC K, A , . . . 1 . . , g Eryle Graper Author of a spelling text- Forty in spelling test ' ' y' 1 , . . ' v. as ' I r If , I - . . . , ' ,r , . . V . K Y . , .. , 1 , . I . L ' ' I - ' - . . . - L .on- L I s n - K c as l