Jefferson High School - J Yearbook (Jefferson, WI)

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Gloria Harter and Douglas Pitzner OREWOR The students of .leITerson High School feel that Gloria Harter, our All-American girl, and Douglas Pitzner, our All-American boy, are truly All-Americans. Convinced that they must be scholarly, cooperative, athletic, versatile, talented, and natural leaders, we elected Gloria and Douglas, For they were two of the many students who might fill these requirements. In this year's Jay, we plan to carry the idea of education, the American Way, throughout the entire book. VVe shall base all our articles on the amount ol' true Ainericanisrn displayed in all activities. PAGE FIVE

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I ..-., -, .,, .1 Leslie Stengel I T I To gay. fun-loving, joyous Leslie, she who gave the utmost ol' her spirits, her courage, her friendsliip, and her youth io three happy years in our high school, we lovingly dedicate THE 1942 JAY. Her laughter will live in our memor- ies alvvays, and when each spring is born anew, our hearts will go singing down the years to keep a tryst with her. PAGE l-'OUR

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1v 'v xxx lf it A is ' J 5, TA, K o x 725 : , 5 yr' W it YN? 1' f i Y L X it if o fx ky 5 11 Qin i X 1 I I TXN ,aaa k Unijid fi A Stn fs .Zi 'E-.ff -f' iff, K Education, the American Way VVe want to be strong in the days to come-not just for today. VVe are preparing for the future, for our children, for the America to be. For that America we must be able to defend ourselves4to be ready to serve the cause of human freedom. W'c can't do this job unless we are strong, loyal, wise, and tolerant, so schools are provided to help our future citizens build healthy bodies, develop special talents, learn to work and play together, grow in character, and become ideal citizens of a strong Americagof the world of tomor- row. it MICET OUR LEAIJICRS: Pages 'll-16 The backbone of our school system consists of the school board and the teachers who make it pos- sible for each student to maintain the best that lit'e can give him. lt is through their untiring efforts that we will be able to provide for the succeeding generations who are to pass through these portals of learning after US. if XVIC, OURSICLVIQS: Pages 17-28 This organized group, better known as the student body, are decidedly important f'actors in preparing for future Americans. They instill in one another the spirit of cooperation and fellowship: the two qualities defi- nitely reijuired for citizenship. ir 'WIC WOIXK AND PLAY: Pages 29-44 The musical organizations, speech organizations, journalistic organizations, and clubs offer an ideal out- let for any unusual talents and interests. There is no regimentationg the student makes his choice and develops himselfaccording to his own wishes. 'ir VVIC EXICRGISE: Pages 45-62 Football and basketball are the major mainstays of the athletic department, with golf, ping-pong, shuttle-board, and other intramural sports steadily gaining popularity. 'Phe girls also play an active part in the recreational curriculum of the Girls Athletic Association. 'A' PAGE SIX