Jefferson High School - J Yearbook (Jefferson, WI)

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Seniors on Parade Classes Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Eighth Qrade Seventh Qrade PACE FIFTEEN

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The extent of our ability in curricular work, the most important phase of our high school life, may give an insight into future success or failure in the adult world PAGE FOURTEEN

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BANEC'K. GRACE . . . . . “Gracie”, the small and dainty, lacks in quantity . . . has more than her share in quality ... is ‘tops” in dancing, hockey, baseball, volley-ball, basketball, and tap-dancing . . . ranked high as an enthusiastic member of the glee club, operetta, and choir . . . carried off honors in declamatory contests . . . participated in dramatics . . . used much of her super-abundant energy on the ‘.i Staff. BARRETT, RUTH . . . “Ruth-ie’s” quieiness and most pleasant bashfulness distinguishes her from the ‘mob” . . . she was limber, willowy, and graceful in tap-dancing and tumbling . . . showed her further interests in athletics by participating in hockey, basketball, volleyball, baseball . . . sings in the glee club . . . enjoys dancing to good music. BENDER. MARION . . . Jefferson High School’s own ‘‘wee Bonnie Baker” makes everyone happy with her good humor and beautiful voice . . . “Snooks” is an outstanding soloist in glee club, choir, and operetta . . . was active in hockey, basketball, volleyball, baseball, tap-dancing, and tumbling . . . really was a bundle of mischief in class play and is in real life, too . . . took part in declamation . . . served for four years on Student Council . . . used her wit on “J” Staff, and in Scribblers’ Club . . . saw action on the prom staff . . . debated in her sophomore year. BRAYTON. BARBARA . . where there was action, you could find ‘‘Barb” . . . brilliant honor student . . . a veritable fashion plate . . . skillful athlete in hockey, basketball, volleyball, baseball, tap-dancing and archery . . . active G.A.A. board member . . . clear, distinct alto in glee club, choir, operetta, and sextette . . . skilled violinist in orchestra . . . persuasive debater and orator . . . delightful character in class plays . . . clever prom staff aide . . . enthusiastic Photography Club m e m -ber . . . active editor-in-chief of the 1940 ‘‘J” . . . freshman class president . . . the valedictorian of the senior class. Candidates for I lie Hall of Fame BUELOYY. VIVIAN . . . shy and demure, Vivian, a saxophone a rust in band and orchestra, also enjoyed tap-dancing . . . she was never without a pastime, for she loved to roller skate, dance, and ice-skate. BURNETT. JOSEPH . . . “Joe” is a lover of the great “out-of-doors” ... a quiet lad who considers sKiing and fishing his hobbies ... in school he enjoyed class basketball and glee club work. CHURCH, VERNA . . . another of Jefferson’s all-around sports girls . . . had limberness plus in tumbling . . . expert in hockey, baseball, basketball, and volleyball . . . G.A.A. board leadership kept her busy. CHWALA, DONALD . . . “Don”, a living advertisement from Esquire, was especially interested in athletics . . . gave his whole-hearted support anu ability to football, concluding his football career as a three year let-terman . . . his eye for baskets helped him in class basketball . . . did his share of the work for the junior prom. CLARK, HENRY...“Heinie” likes to play hockey in winter and golf in sum-sumer . . . during his school days he played the drums in the drum corps and band . . . enjoyed class basketball . . . sang in the glee club . . . assisted the prom staff . . . served on the “J” Staff. PAGE SIXTEEN