Jefferson High School - J Yearbook (Jefferson, WI)

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Editorial Staff of The Jay The Lights That Didn't Fail Unis and llil,Sl1GS annl lnls nl' llnshesj' l'l'UlU bnsoinenl ln second floor, l'l'Olll Seplmnlwi' ln June! Wilh nnscs sliaiiqnriiefl for news, the clnss nl' 'li-1 Clilllljlllffll lhoir' lnleinls ini' lhe heal nnnnnl .l. H. S. ever pnb- lished. 'llhnse sliglilly ,fzi'eein1i' inc-cs nw lhe clause: nl' lPn.i'ning the trade, sn in speak, lin' we lnive lenrnell lhnl expcrieinru certainly teaches. ' Under Big Chief' Mnrinn Miller nnll lessen' uhiql' June King, the whole class liepl weiiring pvncils llnwn, unll niinle ill inipnssible for the typewrilevs lo get mlnsly. .inch Hnsloy. ns uhiel' l,'UIli1'ilUl,l'Jl', and Ray P1'uhsl,aisliis ussislnnl. nognlinloul nin' hnsinc-ss lrinisznrlinns. XN'illi gnml nnml haul 4-rilicisnis nl' lnsl yuni s nninnil in mind, the stall' diligently wnrkml ln improvn write-lips, piuliirs-s, nnll the appeal'- ance nl' the inilividnnl pinri-5 in lhv 'ill yvnrhnnli. XYE: would lilw ln express uni- siinecn-0 npprecinlion Ln Mr. Sinilh, who can-el'ully plnnnmil nni' expciises, annl especially in Miss Kline, whose nnfiiiling' wil nncl gnnml jinlginonl pulled ns lin-hugh many ii scrape. Oni' ellnrts will be 1-0wn.1'ml04I il' we lmvn lr-ill Une pleasainl lll0l1lUl'y wilh everynne nniii-Gviivll in ninlking nln' .lny . FIRST RUNV. l'l'0lli tn lmvk: Uorntlly Diz'klmlT. Elainv Mvy01'.K:Ll.ln'yn Shannon, lflluinu lllK'llHl'llS, Jnzin Frimlol, Ilnth Seifert. SECOND HOW: llLll'lll-lly hieknw. Amy llaullkv. Mary Suhil'0rl, lilznlys Yogi-I, .lane King' lstannlinifi. Mimfellal Dravger. 'l'HlliIl HUW: Mary NMS, Virg'inl:i .-kniln-use. .ln Ann Mm-1i,l.u-sliv Su-ngf-I. llnrnlliy Pi-opp, Marvin llunser. FUIIRTH Row: Marie Ile-ger, Hell-n in-uss, Mnriani Milli-1' lstannllngi. .lnlw lnirkvu, lif'U,l'lil'iilll1l', Miss Kline lslaimlilnri, Shirley Huyes. Mm-lin l.9l1l1Jl'll'l1. PAGE 'IWVENTY-NINE

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Editors and Advisors of The Ja Silence-Geniuses at Work lCililui'-sMm'inil Miller. .Xssislunl l'I1lilo1'-Y-f.Iz111v lilugr. Business NIHlli!flUl'S-f-.Iil1'k Hosley, Haiyiuoiicl Prohsl .Xilx'isorfsMiss l i'um-os liliiio. Hllsiiioss Ailx'isui'fNll'. ll. S. Smilli. F.-XilUL'l'Y: Ul'llil'l'SilltliCS---lA'Sli4' Slollgrul. 1101911 Gross Yii'11riniu Auilwoso. Mario liogoi' Mary Nois 'l'Yl'lS'l'S' l1l,.XSSl'1S: iiUl'Ulllj' i,l'U1l1l Ihwotlix' Svhulz l'Ul'1'HU'ml'iWW Mmilyiliii Sayre Sllilw' HUYUH iflililli? Mm-yoi' Mfl 1'0Hi1 l7 i1l'El'9l' AL1'l'lYl'l'Il'IS: ,11,1'MN1: lhllh l':lllPlli.0ikii Mui'g'm'ei Honnvn liviiiy H6l'llliilb' liniiliei-ino Sliunnon Mavis Isbmagu Juno llui-kcv .lu Aim Moon M airy Schi V01-l llul'uillY llit'lillui'f Hiaul1's'AYog'ol HHAHIV HF lCilUl1A'l'1UX: A'lZll'1l'ilI'Qi lirziiiu Ruth Seifert Holiy lmlmiwrxinvi- A'I .X HT : Pl Vernon Woher Luis 1-lvury lflluino liiulxauwis lioorgrin Zwivky 'lsILl'I'l'llslS: Muvvin llnlisoi' William Nlill'iifl'l'HiT lieruilil XYGSIBPIIIHII .loam Friomlol lU'I'lH1HAI'HY: Sam Miller Amy Hmlilm 'Fliolims Soilz l.aui'zi HIll?1lGl't Stewart Xewnmn SI'l l'lNG, I4-l'l. In right: Sivwart Xvwnmn, M-arviii Hzuiseix .lame Iilugr, Jlarizm Milli-r, Miil'2-TZll'l'I liraun, liuth I-Zhlm-nI'i sara Miller Lois Henrv lwltx' ll0l'Iul'l' Wl'll'Il'llIl Q-x'-1 M-rf -- 1 1 ' ' s' - '- , .. , .5. . . 3 ..5u. ix inlet lluimn. wl.xAIvlM-. Ixlt to iight. XWlllldllI Mill 1ri'a.l1', Hflyllllllld l'i'obst. l1:r1'uth,x' Srhulz, llvlvil Stull, Mr. Smith. ll:u'l:a1l'ax llilhill'l',lll'l', Miss lilillv. PAGE TXVICNTY-IEIGIIT

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Scriblvlers' Club STANDING, left to right: Lorraine Werner, lrene Engsberg, Delores XVull', tilaclys lil't5l'lllI'l'. lluth XVaItlier. tierzilrl Wester- inun, 'Vliomas Seltz. Lois Henry. Jane Klux, John Mueller, Howard Roberts, llaynlond l-Iiigsliewr. June luirkee, Mae Walter, Hazel lludenburg, llnssell Hansen. SHATEII: Lnrille XVerner, Dorothy liiekow, Marvin llauser, Elaine Meyer, Elaine St-hulz, Kathryn Shannon, Miss IIenrlersonAAdvisor. Clarence Auchter, ll0l'0ll1N 5f'lllllZ, Stuart Newman. Write this way, please Pryingg into the work ot' the twenty-tive inquiring' reporters ot' Soribblers Club re- vealed the startling thot. tlmt they write 105,000 words during' the school year. Three thousand words are Written each week. Looking' behind the scenes at a, meeting ol' the club on u Tilesduy, we fincl the organization buzzing' with activity. Reporters are writing. gutliering information. typing, and luiving' articles oheekeil and double-checked. 'Phe reporters work with the newly appointed associate editors: lillaine Meyer. Kathryn Shannon, Dorothy llropp. Marvin Hauser, tllairenee Auohter, llorothy Schulz, and Dorothy lliekow. 'llhe on-editors, June King' and Lois Henry. cheek the articles. before Miss Hender- son, the mivisoig passes-a them on for publication in the .leiterson Banner. All the ilaisiiiiig about is because the reporters have to reach ai, Qi- oieloc-li deadline on XVednesdzi,y. The Scrihblers do not receive world-wide recognition. nor do neon lights ghnnorlze their achievements, but itis the little things that nuilie lite pleutsant. and in the ease ot' the Soribhlers, that little thing' is seeing their nsunes in print. Xvhere? At the bottom ol' their articles in the Benner. Leaving the elub meetings. we notice the future Bozike Carters and Dorothy Ttioinp- sons lltlll'lll18l'lllQ'IIXVZIY on their typewriters, keeping the townspeople informed on school uliuiirs. and the students interested in each other. PAGE 'l'Hllt'l'Y