Jefferson High School - J Yearbook (Jefferson, WI)

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Junior ('lass: FIBST how Violet Kegelem. Marian Kinzler. Marie Heger, Jane King. h r thy hlekow. Hulh Khlenreldt. Margaret llennen. SECONh ROW: Elaine Richards, Myra Seitz. Karbari hahareiner. Joan Vogel. Hetty llernday. Carol Srhoeller. Gladys Vogel. Klaine Meyer. THIHI HOW: Mavis hooge. Margaret Moldenhauer. Sara Miller. horothy IMrkhoff. Helen cross, horothy PropP-FOl’RTH HOW: Huth Seifert. rlene Lev. Evelyn Trawler. Marilynn Sayre, Carol Jean Ley. Esther HienTang. Shirley Hayes. FIFTH HOW: Eileen Stelse. Marian Miller. Helen Slat .. .Nancy Blodgett. Joan Friedel, horothy Schulz. Kathryn Shannon. SIXTH ItoW: Margaret Hrauu. Viiiy Hadtke. Mildred Moldeiihauer. Helen Schultz. Kva Scheels. Marian Zlmdars, Lois Henry. SEVENTH HOW: Kugene Hueth. Merlin Leinbrlcli. Gerald Spangler. Leltoy stsauss, havld Weinberg. Merle Koeppel. Leo Mai-berger. EIGHTH ItoW: Hayiuonil Probat. Richard Biedennan. Homan Roplnskl. hale hooge. Joe Wollet. Robert Serns. HACK HOW: Hay Grinin. Robert Heger. Ralph Biederman. Jack llosley( John Oarlty. Jack MrOurk. Palmer Bteschler. LEFT SlhK- TOP TO BOTTOM Gordon Schultz. Jack Lynch, honald Haas. Royal Ihlenreldt. RIGHT SlhK: Clifford Smlllie, Jerald Borchardt, william Mai’kgraff. Lloyd Voss. • The play s the tiling . . . for capable students, interested in dramatics. came through with the snappy comedy. (Charley's Aunt as Iheir class play . . . the cast included Lois Henry. Hetty llernday, Mari-lynn Sayre. Harlmra Hahareiner. Hay (irillin. SlctTm Lemhrieh. Merle Koepnel. Kugene Hueth. Hillie Markgraf. Hubert Heger. Helen Statz, Honald Haas . . . orchitis to Miss Urenhagen. the director. The big social event of the year is. indeed, the Junior Prom . . . for that occasion ambitious juniors work hard ami long . . . arranging for tlii orchestra . . . sending invitations . . . planning the decorations . . . carrying out this year an ‘Over the Kainhow theme . . . the juniors made the gym a thing of beauty . . . lovely Huth Khlenfeldt and popular •' • ’m ‘ “•'sided over the festivity as the royal pair . . . in the background was Miss Hankin, the junior class advisor, who has won funm for herself as a designer of beautiful promenades. In musical activities, the juniors gained recognition in choral as well as instrumental work . . . on them will rest the foundation for future successes in hand, orchestra, and vocal work. s salesmen, as scholars, as dramatists, as athletes, as musicians . . . the ela ss of toil is climbing high. PAGE TWENTY - SEVEN

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Next year’s inonarchs are truly seasoned timber . . . relying entirely u|ion their own merits . . . asking, helping, accomplishing much as they go along . . . the class of il. gradually rising to the top. either tinds a way or makes it. As class ollicers: Boh Serns, president: Jack Mcfiurk, vice president; Jane King. se ,retary: Belly Hernday. treasurer: and the Student Council members. Lois Henry and M e r I i n Lembrich. set the pace for the successful a c t i v i t y of the year . . . eager to IPPKIl I’ICTI I1KS: FIRST I’lCTI RK: PROM ROYALTY: Rail'll Hledprniaii. Ruth Kill'll-T'-lclt. SKC.l'Ml I'UIT III ASSISTANT ATHLETIC MWUIKII W lllalll AlarklcrafT Till Kl PICTl'RK Jl MOR ADVISOR Miss Rankin. YIIIIIU.i: PICTI HKS: JIMOR CLASS ll I I I I! K II S : FIRST PICTI RE: Hetty llmidav. HoImti Serns. Jack McGurk. Jane king-. SKCo.Nh HCTI KK: Jl Moll Sl’KKh SKATKH: Hay Griffin. I.OWKH I'M'TUIK: Jl MOH IIO.NOII STl'hKNTS Helen Staiz. Marn-aret Braun. Mavis hiMige. Merlin l.einlirleh. Marion Miller. e history, I h e i s? prospective s e n i o r s with Miss Bankin, their advisor, let nothing stop them from acipiiring success. Fourteen learned students who maintained an average of t) ) or above for the first semester gained altitude easily . . . they were: Margaret Braun. B a r h a r a I hilmreiner, M avis Itooge, M a r g a r e t II e n u e n . Marilyn S a y r e . Jane King, Helen Staiz. Marion Miller. Merlin Lembrich. Betty Hern-day. Hull) Khlenfeldt, Dorothy Schulz, Dorothy I lickhoff. a n d Lois Henry. The four ball-carrying Trojans, dill' Sinillie. Jack Bosley, Joe Wollol. Leo Mai-berger were celebrities in football . . . dill' Sinillie. Lloyd Voss, and Jack Ilaritv engaged in a snappy g a in e of basketball . . . they should all be first ranking stars next year. In hockey, volley-liall. basketball, and baseball, the girls, 2.r of them, starred in the various sports . . . it's going to be a easy job to select a I LA.A. board next year . . . there are so in a u y possibilities. r. l twenty six

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Flowers may come and llowers may go . . . Inals will burst into bloom . . . flutter and dance in the breeze . . . finally falling into the sapless foliage of the ocean of life . . . the sophomores . . . llowers in the garden of '39 ami Id . . . (Imi the source of their energy in activities in our high school ... 03 ambitions and versatile boys ami girls make np the stems . . . the leaves consist of the many cxtra-cnrricnlar activities in which they participate . . . the blossoms are those that become outstanding in these activities. rrpKn hcti hks s o r a o m n a k C LASS AhVISnR Miss ;miliag»Hi. SOFHOMUliK HECLAMATlHO WINNER: J » Ann Morn. MlhhLE PICT! ML SOPHOMORE OFFICERS. FRONT ROW Mary Nels, Bette tiiaprr. I'omthy krusltnr. Virginia Ambrose, rack ROW ciai enrr Auchter. H » n g I a s» Pilsner. LOWER PICT! RE SOPHOMORE HONOR STEhENTS FRO N 1 ROW: Bette Griper, Dorott] k m -mg. Vlrrln-ta Ambrose. Marvin Hauser. HACK ROW Jo mi Morn. Leslie Stengel. Eileen Werner. Our sun. Miss Greuhageu . . . places her guiding hand over the flowers in her student garden . . . recognition came to Douglas Pitzner who was chosen president . . . Virginia Ambrose, vice-president . . . Mary Neis. treasurer, and I tel te draper, secretary . . . Dorothy Krus-ing and Clarence Auchter. student council members . . . all sturdy blooms in the garden. Many more llowers burst into bloom in the G.A.A. . . . 20 girls engaged in these activities. Promising athletes, like Halph Seidel. Hussell Hansen, and Don Plymesscr. all important cogs in the football machine, came to the foreground . . . Don served on the basketball ipiintet . . . many others are coming b the foreground . . . sturdy additions to every garden. Honor s I u d e n I s bloomed brightly and profusely . . . Virginia Ambrose. Leslie Stengel. Jo Ann Moen. Marvin Hauser. Bette draper. Kileen Werner, and Dorothy Krus-ing bad averages of ninety or more for the lirsl semester. PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT