Jefferson High School - J Yearbook (Jefferson, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1945 volume:

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Wagner 4: X f f S ..... XVe here highly resolve that these g Q dead shall not have died in vain--that this Q Q nation, under God, shall have a new birth Q Q of freedom-and that government of the Q X s people. by the people. and for the people. 2 B 1 bf shall not perish from the earth. 2 S -Abraham Lincoln 5 E 5 i .1 E 5 E 5 N . V, ff Ter- 'N ' i as, X j S 1 V 5 . 1 , M O I 1 I Y 'A I A3 2 Q a Q Y . Q Y A 5 X X 5 :E fx Q :Xx- Y ,Q an v Q , , 1 8 7 1 I -,X '1 W 6 724 3. Q, ,S V Ia ' 'NL , Q 'H if ,. v ,,, g , ,UH h x '-P t - wi ffffix M 17 ,1 X ,SN , 5 L: - 1 'NL Y 'i W' N MJ- w g - , A -J - - 'll Xu ' V NQA i 4 1 ,mf llxx 1- N K Ei? H X N L VD- v Y ' in I 'f V 1 i 5, i if f x 'ff '..'r. -iw W wzif 31' 144' ' IJQYQ 21 .' -' 'L .--.,,f wi- f,m4.wg:x?', 34.1 A m .1 -K ,' 4 1, , ,fa 1 1 rs U x 1 ,J v - M M In loving memory of our classmate, Shirley Theresa Haas, we dedicate this memorial page. 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' 11 - . ,H , . .If 1 11 , . Q 25 XVe dedicate this nineteen forty-five annual to one who has inspired us all. His ceaseless endeavor, keen sense of humor, and sincere interest in the student hody make Mr. Stanley Wfittwer the ideal ut' the class of nineteen hundred forty-five. 'Pdgr Tin' 'Page Six UMW 6760406 THE J-srAFF Editor - - Auistant Editor Bufineff Manager - - Aniytant Bmineir Manager Faculty Editor '--- Afrirtant Farulty Editor! - Photography Editorf - - Aniftant Photograploy Editor Senior Editor: - Affixtant Senior Editor - Artizfitiex Editor! Auiftant Activitief Editor - Athletirf Editor! - - A.r.ri.ftant Atlaleticf Editorr - Humor Editorf - Auirtant Humor Editorx - Clair Editor - - AJ.ri.Itant Clan Editor - Organizations Editor - - Aniftant Organizationf Editor Art Editor '---- Make-up Committee VERONE HETLAND JOANNE HAGER - BILL HIBEARD - - JOHN LENZ CECELIA BIENFANG NANCY BRAYTON GLORIA HOUGHTON BETTY JOHNSON LYLE GRUENNERT DON HEILEMANN PAT WILEY PAT LADIEN - DONNA HIGGINS GRACE ZAUTN ER ROSEMARY HEGER - DOROTHY N ASS DUANE RUBADEAU RALPH STUEBER RICHARD MILLER DON LLOYD BETTE MAHON EY MARIE BURROW SHIRLEY KOEPPEI. PHYLLIS BEHM LOIS HAMMES - CAROL KROHN GERTRUDE SCHIFERL DOLORES DUMMER - - ALICE SELL - - DELORES BEILKE DICK SCHNEIDER DON HOFFMAN DWAINE TRAEDER JUNE SCHILLING Adififor - - MISS MARION WILSON 5 , I f fp Z, ni if Q5 ': 'vi M155- N ' - - Nm,-, .Z aj 4 I f ' li' J M ig Wg? ff if f V I X - Ai K ! 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J .1 ,'- .. .f.x,. ,J JV, ' .-53, '. - -ki- ,, :1.w9E:--fwffviig ' 1 -..-qi I '1I.,'1V'Qe:?:' TF. V F',,'M' 'Q-411' '- 1 ' -' ,, .. v 'yy WW M V. J . F'-if L' Va k' vi If P .14 : ' 'iff' Gcwmmancfmq Ufffcwm MR. DONALD LEE Superintendent of Schools Whitewater State Teachers College. B. E. M.A., Northwestern University University of Chicago 'Ht Our country and our city take pride in the accomplishments of the high school classes of 1945. We are happy that you have had the stamina and courage to complete this phase of education in the face of over- whelming difficulties. Throughout the length and breadth of our land, our youth know that education is important in the building of a strong country. They realize that the logieal test of a people's capacity for self- government is its level of education. In this rapidly changing world, we are eonstantly reminded of the duty we owe our youth in providing an education, not merely in terms of books, credits, diplomas and degrees, but an education in terms ot' preparation for, and earning of, a living. We have earnestly tried to keep pace with the times and trust that graduation will not mark the end but rather the beginning of a new endeavor that will test your ability in what we term the American way of life. DONALD LEE Dillieult problems will have to be faced and solved for many years after this war. It behooves everyone to do some serious thinking along these lines. The people who will solve our future problems are being trained in our schools today. Therefore, let ns prepare well, so that we may be ready to contribute toward the world's success and happiness. HAROLD DAVIES MR. HAROLD DAVIES Principal. Elementary School Eighth Grade Teacher Whitewater Slate Teachers College Eau Claire State Teachers College La Crosse Stale Teachers College University of Wisconsin Cptzqe Seven . Qmmaff Ll'-:gr 61-Lfllf W V , 'fn QL ,- I ,G . , ,gil -9,1 : SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS ARTHUR F. DABAREINER, Member a+ Large ALFRED HEILEMANN, Third Ward Member LYNN H. SMITH, Presidenf of Board--Member a+ Large CHAS. H. BIENFANG, Fourfh Ward Member MRS. VICTOR HETLAND, Member af Large DONALD LEE, Superiniendenf of Schools ROBERT R. SEEBER, Secrefary of Board RAY O. FISCHER, Vice Fresidenf of Board-Second Ward Member MRS. LLOYD FEHRMAN, Firsf Ward Member Slim EH- MR. ROBERT FELLER Whifewaier Slale Teachers College, B. E. Universily of Wisconsin Boolilieeping, Problems of Our Democracy, Cilizenship, Fresh- man Class Advisor, Ari Club, Forensics 'k MISS MARION EDWARDS Universily of Wisconsin Sloul lnslilule Home Economics 9 and IO, Chefs Club, Kniifing Club 'A' M R. STANLEY WITTWER Eau Claire Slale Teachers College Universily of Wisconsin, B.S. Physics, Pre-flighf, Biology, General Science, Phofogra- phy Club i MISS MARION WILSON Whilewaler Shale Teachers College, B. E. Universiiy of Wisconsin, B. A. Norfhweslern Universiiy, M.A. English Il, Librarian, Kniffing Club, Annual Sfaff Advisor, Senior Class Advisor 457215 B Cjcwm MISS BARBARA RUNDELL Universiiy of Wisconsin, B. S. English 9 and I0. Forensics, Dramafics, Scribblers Club i MR. JOHN RESCHLEIN Milwaukee Shale Teachers College Colorado Sfaie College of Educafion, A. B. Marquefle Universily, M.A. Malhemaiics, Alhlafic Direclor, Firsl Aid Club, Sporls Club 'A' MISS RUTH E. RANKIN Carroll College, A. B. Universify of Wisconsin, M.A. Universify of Colorado Lafin, Hisiory, Junior Class Advisor. Junior Prom. Knilfing Club i' MR. ROBERT LARSON Universily of Wisconsin, B. S. Agricullure, F. F. A. Advisor, Lealhercraff Club CPage Nirzc' MRS. WILLIAM TIFFANY Milwaukee Siaie Teachers College, B. S. A Capella Choir, Girls' Glee Club if M R. EDWARD POWELL Oshkosh Slale Teachers College Universify of Cincinnali lnduslrial Arts, Airplane Club, Wood Carvers' Club 'A' MISS DORIS TETZLAFF Cross Siale Teachers College Girls' Physical Educalion, G. A. A., Sporls Club, Tumbling Club MR. STUART A. ANHALT Valparaiso Universiiy Band, Orcheslra 'A' MRS. DONALD GAU Whifewaler Slale Teachers College, B. Ed. Typing, Shorlha nd, Slenogra phy, Publisher's Club ir MR. INGVAR ROHLING Universily of Wisconsin, B. S., M. S. U. S. Hislory, Algebra, Geog- raphy, English IZ, Vocafional and Eclucalional Guidance MISS MARIE JANE HEQER COLEMAN Secrelary Whilewaler Slale . d i Teachers Superinien en College Sevenih Grade bpagc TU! AssisIan1Janifor Janiior QA QSTQQHQ ffm? 1 Aw W a -, l U xx J:i'-ez-v, 2, F P199 X-Q 'f 73:3 'ie -:fi A' Eff 4'-. Qx L ' 4 ,ff lf, ' W 0 4 3 J 'D i ' A mm' . X jx f 1 f ,J 1 6 S X 7 ? I 4 0 Q3 - X - M L .fp V -. 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A f . gxmf, .x Y . 1.52 . . ,. iq .,1 Mm, We Seam 61644 Leff lo Righi- Row I U Germaine Ruelh, Carol Krohn, Belle Mahoney, Grace Zaulner, Lorraine Johnson, Jennie Nevins, Alma Shepard. Ro Z Janiiies Shannon, Cecelia Bienlang, Belly Johnson, Verone Helland, Margaret Peichl, Marie Gerhardl, Rosemary Heger, Delores Beilke, Helen Rupprechi, Belly Hoene, Donald Wagner, Patricia LaDien. Rcw 3 Dwaine Traeder, Ralph Slueber, Lois Giese, Alice Schullz, Nadean Barnes, Delores Dummer, Ann Frolich, Barbara Klug, Carol Johnson, Arihur Mesmer, William Hibbard. zghinzlh Lernbrich, James Rindlleisch, Lyle Gruennerl, Elaine Ladish, Evora Horn, Rosemarie Thelan, Howard Eichel, Lyle Riedl, Edwin Barrell, Donald Sieclibauer. Row 5 Richard Schneider, Donald Hoffman, Kennelh Heger, Allred Herde, Fred Langhoff, Raymond Vogel, Claude Klellke, Lewis Lucas, Donald Fallon. giiaieiice Buske, Arlhur Biederman, Donald Ley, Roberl Meilzner. Four ycars ago, in thi- fall of lflfll, sonic scvcnty grccn frcshmcn ciilcn-cl thc halls of ll. S. 'l'liat was thi- Class of '-l5. 'liliis ycar wc arc lcaving our Alma Matcr. Many wcrc thc happy llllll'S wi- spcnt licrc, and it isn'l likcly that thcy will hc forgottcn soon: our foothall and liaskcthall ganics, our 'lunior prom, our class plays, and most mcmorahlc of all, our commcnccmcnt. Our class plays wcrc Mr, ,lusticc tlimmyu and Thc High School Mystcryf' 'l'lic first, prcscntccl in our junior ycar, was a larcc and rcally rollcd ,cm in thc aislcs. Thc lattcr, our Scnior play, was a coniccly-mystcry. Thc rcsults: harrcls of laughtcr, much applausc, and scrcams that cchocd and rc-cchocd in thi- halls for Clays aftcr. Our prom was hclcl in May of our junior ycar, with Lylc Grucnncrt ancl Bctty johnson prcsiding as king and quccn. Wc chosc as our thcmc, 'iAll Amcricani' dccorating thc gymnasium with pcnnants of thi- various schools in our athlctic lcaguc. Music was furnishcd hy Ray Block and his orchcstra. Brcaking all previous traditions, our class has two valcdictorians, Vcronc Hctlancl and Bill Hihharcl, and as usual, onc salutatorian, Dick Sclincidcr. Along thc- way wc have lost ovcr a Clozcn of our classmatcs to thc various lmniclu-s of thc scrvicc, and ncccllcss to say, wv'rc proud of thcsc fcllows. During thcsc four ycars, wc have complctcd primary training, prc-Hight, Hight training. advanccd training, and at last rcachcd our goal, whcn wc rcccivcd our wings as pilots on ,Iunc 5. Kccp 'cm flying . . . Class of '45l Cpagc Eleven NADEAN BARNES Jeanie Ambition: Nurse Birthday: October I3, I926 Transfer from Rome: Glee Club 3, 4: Band 3, 4: From Staff 3: First Aid 4. ARTHUR BIEDERMAN Art Ambition: Forestry Birthday: Jan. 23, I928 Band I: Football 2, 3, 4: Treasurer, Ritle Club 4. I Eveazrr eoacic M Effort Ambition: Gunner on B-I7 Birthday: October 29, I926 Chefs Club 2: Intra. Baseball 3: lntra. Basketball 3. CLARENCE BUSKE Clem Ambition: Sailor Birthday: August 4, I928 Football 4: Glee Club I, 2: Chefs Club 2: Sports Club 4: First Aid 4: Bowling I, 2, 3, 4: Golf 3, 4. JUNE BUSKE Junie Ambition: Secretary DELORES BEILKE Bonnie Ambition: Artist Birthday: August 25, I927 G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Band 3, 4: Art Club 3.4: Sports Club 4: J-Staff 4. EDWIN BARRETT Eddie Ambition: Husband Birthday: February 6, I927 Football I, 2, 3, 4: J-Club 4: Intra. Baslm. I, 2, 3, 4: Chefs Club 2: lntra. Base. I, 2, 3, 4: Sports Club 4: Student Council 4. CECELIA BI EN FANG Ceo Ambition: Journalist Birthday: May 3, I927 G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2. 3: A Capella I, 2, 3, 43 J-Staff 3: Class Play 3: Tumbling I, 2: Prom Staff 3: Student Council 3, 4: H. Roll I, 2, 3, 4: Class Secretary 3: Asst. Lib. 3: Forensics 3: Scribblers Club 3, 4. JEAN BLOEDEI. Jeanie Ambition: Housewife Birthday: December Il, I927 6. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Tumbling I. A 2, 3, 4: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 41 Capella I, 2, 3, 4: Class Play 4. MARIE BURROW Ria Ambition: Stenographer Birthday: April I0, I928 Glee Club I: Forensics I, 2: Photography Club 3: J-Staff 4. Birthday: June 8, l927 Glee Club I, 2, 3: G. A. A. I, 2 3, 4: Secretary and Treasurer 4: Knitting Club 4: Sports Club 4 Honor Roll I. 2, 3, 4. PAUL COLLINS Papa Ambition: Mechanic Birthday: August l8, I927 Photography I, 4: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: A Capella 2, 3: Chefs Club 4: Class Play 4. cPagc' 'Twlrc DORIS DEBEREINER Debby Ambition: Airline Hostess Birthday: August I7, I927 Transfer from Rome: Honor Roll 3, 4: Prom Staff 3: Glee Club 3, 4: A Capella 4: Band 3, 4: Pub- Iishers Club 4. I iff cf, , ...,. 3, 4: Kniffing Club 4. DONALD DIEKOW Disk Ambifion: Conlracfor Birfhday: July I4, I926 Foofball I, 2, 3: Baslxefball 3: Chefs Club 3: Glee Cl Army Air Corps 4. HOWARD EICHL Bu+ch Ambifion: Farming Birfhday: July I3, I927 F. F. A. CLARENCE FRESON Shorfy Ambifion: Pilof Birfhday: November 8, I927 Band 3. MARIE GERHARDT Ria Ambifion: Travel Birfhday: March 3I, I927 Tumbling I, 2, 3, 4: Phofography I: Forensics I: G. A. A. Board DOLORES DUMMER ..Red.. Ambifion: Airline Hosfess Birfhday: Augusf I3, l927 Glee Club I. 3, 4: Forensics 2: A 2- Capella 2, 3, 4: Tumbling 3, 4: I J-Sfaff 4: Prom Sfaff 3: Cheer Leader 3, 4: Class Play 3: Honor Roll I. 2, 3, 4. DONALD FELTON Don Ambifion: Engineer Birfhday: July I3, l927 Chefs Club 2: Foofball I 2, 3, 4: Baslrefball I, 2, 3 4: Baseball 3: Phcfogra- , phy 3: Class Treasurer I Sfudenf Council 4: Class Presidenf 2: lnfra. Base- ball I, 2: J-Club 4: Bowl- ing 3: U. S. Army, 2nd sem. 4. ANNE FROELICH .xx , Annie ' Ambifion: Airline Hosfess NI WWW. , Birfhday: Nov. I9, l927 'lll llg I Transfer from Rome: Glee 1 Club 3: Publishers Club 4: Kniffing Club 4: Prom Sfaff 3 - Il Chefs Club 2. ROSEMARY HEGER Rosie Ambifion: Sfenographer Birfhday: July 24, I927 G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club I. 2: J-Sfaff 4: Phofography Club 3. LYLE GRUENNERT Toad Ambifion: Husband smhasyz od. 27, 1927 Prom King 3: Foofball I, 2 3 4 JClub 3. 4: J- Sfalf 4: Band I, 2, Class Treasurer 3: lnfra Baslrefball I, 2, 3 LOIS GIESE Loifz Ambifionz Bookkeeper Birfhday: January I3, I929 Glee Club 2. 3: Choir 4: Band 2 3, 4: Orchesfra 2, 3: Forensics I 2, 3: Scribblers I: G. A. A. I, 2 3, 4: Board 4: Kniffing Club 4 Sporfs Club 4. KENNETH HEGER 4: fography I, 2, 3 ALFRED HERDE Gruesome Ambifion: Well Consfrucfor Birlhday: July 5, I926 Scribblers Club I, 2, 3, 4: B-Team Baslcefball 3: A Capella 2, 3: Glee Club 2: lnfra. Baskefball I. 'Page Tlvxrtvcn Ambifion: Flyer Birfhday: Aug. I I927 Band I, 2, 3, 4 Spo 3 4, Club 4: Chefs Club 2 ' ' Publishers Club 4 Pho ROBERT HEITZLER BuclieIs Ambilion: Sailor Birlhdayz June 2I, l927 Foofball I, 2, 3, 4: Baslzelball I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club I, 2: Chefs Club 3: Sporls Club 4: Firsl Aid 4: U. S. Navy, 2nd sem. 4. VERONE HETLAND RunI Ambifion: Research Chernisl Birlhday: March I, I928 Band I, 2, 3, 4: Orchesfra I, 2: Pholography I, 2: Prom Slaff 3: Forensics 2, 3: Class Play 3, 4: Scribblers Club I, 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4: J-Slaff 2, 3. 4. Edilor 4: G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4: Board 3: Class Secrelary 2: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: A Capella I, 2, 3, 4: Sludenl Council 4: Tumbling 3. CURT HIBBARD Bill Ambilion: Chem. Engineer Birlhday: Sepl. 20, l927 Band I, 2, 3, 4: Orcheslra I. 2: Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4: Prom Slaff 3: Class Play 3, 4: Pholography 2, 3: Forensics l, 2, 4: J- Club 4: Football I: Man- ager 2, 3, 4: Class Presi- denl' 4: J-Slafl 2, 3, 4: Business Manager 4. DONALD HOFFMAN Don Ambilion: Musician Birfhday: Sepl. lb, l927 Band I, 2, 3, 4: Orcheslra 2. BETTY HOENE Bells EVORA HORN Eve Ambilionz Nurse Ambifion: Boolrlreeper Birlhdayz March I6, I928 Transfer 'Irom Walerlown: G. A. A. 2, 3.4: Glee Club 3, 4: Knifling Club 4: Honor Roll 3. BETTY JOHNSON nsehl. Ambilionz Kindergarlen Teacher Birfhclay: February 8, l927 A Capella I, 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3 4' Glee Club I 2 3 Pholo ra- Birlhday: April 3, l927 Glce Club I, 2, 3, 4. CAROL JOHNSON Chick Am bifion: Secrelary Birlhday: July 5, l927 apella l, 2: Glee Clu . I I - I 9 phy I, 2: J-Slaff 4: Scribblers I, 2, 3, 4: Forensics 3: Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4: Or- cheslra I, 2: Prom 'Queen 3: Sporls Club 4: G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Board 4. LORRAINE JOHNSON Shrimp Ambilionz Airline Hosless Birlhdayz Jan. 30, l92B Glee Club I, 2, 3: Tumbling I, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Knilling Club 4: Pub- lishers Club 4: Cheer Lead- er 3, 4: Prom Slafl 3. CAROL KROHN ncorny.. Ambiiionz Bookkeeper Birfhday: May l2, I927 Glee Club 3, 4: G. A. A. 3, 4: -I-Slaff 4: Tumbling 3, 4: Prom Slafl 3: Transfer from Sullivan. CLAUDE KLETTKE Shovels Ambilion: Farming Birfhday: Augusl' 23, l928 Inlra. Baslmelball I, 4: Inlra. Baseball 2: Phofography Club 4. l 'pam' 'fnurtrrn BARBARA KLUG IIBQTBII Ambifion: Office Warlr Birfhday: March 20, I927 G. A. A. I: Glee Club I, 2, 3: Scribblers Club 2, 3: Knilling Club 4: Prom Sfaff 3: Sfudeni Council 2, 4: Publishers Club 4. Board 4. -Q gllill- ' Ill Publishers Club 4: Sporls Club Prom Sfafl 3: G. A, A ELAINE LADISH HENRY KOEPPEL Hank Ambilionz Const Eng. Birfhday: June 27, I927 A Capella I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Orchesfra 3 Firsf Aid 4: Sludenf Council I: U S. Navy, 2nd Sem. 4. PATRICIA LA DIEN Pat Ambilionz Nurse Blrlhdayz June 9, I927 ee Club I, , : GI 2 3 A Capella 2, 3, 4: J-Slaff 4: Prom Sfaff 3: G. A. A. I 2: Scribblers Club 4: Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4: Phofoqraphy Club I. FRED LANGHOFF FriI1 Am bilionz Mechanic Birlhday: June lb, I927 Lealhercrafl 45 lnlra. Baslrelball I, 2, 3, 4. DONALD LEY Moose Ambilfonz Radio Technician Birthday: February 20, I928 Foolball 3, 4: J-Club 4: Aircrafl Club 4 Transfer from Rome. I I T , -vw , I I I II LYLE KOEPPEL Grinny Ambilionz Avialor Birlhdayz Augusi 30, I926 B-Team Baseball 3: Leafher Cra'lI 4' Chefs Club 2' U. S Nav 2nd I I - Y. Sem. 4. Edie Ambilion: Travel Birlhday: June 29, l927 Glee Club I, 4: Knilling Club 4: G. A. A. I. 'M I'-nl ......,..,. KENNETH LEMBRICH Jake Ambilion: Dance Band Birlhday: Sepl. 4, I927 Foolball I, 3. 4: J-Club 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Orcheslra I, 2: Chefs Club 2: Scribb- Iers Club 4: Publishers Club 4: Baslrefball I: Prom Slafl 3: Class Play 3, 4: Bowling 3. l lfilt 'I li 1 I I I I , MII' iw , W' .I I . 1 , , 'il l Il Xi' ,f MN' ELIZABETH MAHONEY HMG.. Ambilionz Slenographer Birihday: March 28, I928 Transfer from Beaver Dam: Glee Club 3: A Capella 4: J-Sfalif 4: Prom Slalf 3: Class Play 4: Class Vice-Presiclenf 4. LOUIS LUKAS Louie Ambilionz Eleclrician Birlhdayt May 2, l927 F. A. A. I, 2, 3: Infra. Daslzefball 2. ROBERT MEITZNER BooIs Ambilionz Travel Birfhday: Nov. 27, l927 Baslmelball I, 2, 3, 4: Foofbull 3, 4: Phofoqru- phy Club lg Chefs Club 2: Honor Roll I: Glae Club I: Prom Slaff 3: Class Treasurer 2: J-Club 3. 4: Class Play 4. Xl IN ARTHUR MESMER Bud Am bilionz Eleclrical Eng. Birlhdayt Seplember 24, l927 Baslxefball 3: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4. JENNIE NEVINS Jennie Ambilion: Nurse Birlhdayc April 8, I927 Glee Club I, 4. Lpage' ffifteen MARGARET PEICHL ..Egg.. Ambition: Secrelary Birrhday: July 3. I927 Dramafic Club 4: J-Slaff 3, 4: Drum Maiorefle I. 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4: A Capella I, 2, 3, 41 Scribblers Club I, 2, 3, 4: Secre- Iary Class I, 4: Glee Club I, 2, 3: Prom Slafl 3: Pholography Club I: Forensics I, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. I, 2, 3: Board 4. LYLE RIEDL Speedy Jr. Ambilionz Farmer Birlhday: Augusf I8, I927 F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Inlra. Baslcefball 4. JAMES RINDFLEISCH v iisi Jim Ambilionz Halchery Birlhdayz Nov. 20, I927 Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: Bas- lrelball I, 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Prom Sfaff 3: Chefs Club 2: J-Club 3, 4: Scribblers Club 4: Base- ball I: Sfudenl Council 2. 3, 4: Bowling I, 2, 3. 4: Dramalic Club 4. DUANE RUBADEAU Rub Ambilion: Alhlelic Coach Birlhdayz Jan. 7, I927 J-Club 4: Class Play 3, 4: Scribblers Club I, 2, 3, 4: Ed. 4: A Capella I, 2, 3, 4: Foofball 3, 4: Prom Slaff 3: J-Slafl 4: Chefs Club 3. HELEN RUPPRECHT Sis GERMAINE RUETH Sherry Ambition: Slenographer Birfhday: Sepl. 26, I928 Glea Club 2, 3: Publishers Club 4: Knifling Club 4: Prom Slafl 3. HARLOW SCHLOESSER Milne Ambilionz Minisler Birlhday: March 7, I927 Foolball 3: Baseball 3, 4: J-Club 3, 4: Band I: Chefs Club 3: Class Ambilion: Slenographer Birlhday: November 20, I928 Publishers Club 4: Knilfing Club 4: Orcheslra I, 2, 3. Ambilion: Policeman Presidenf I, 3. ALICE SCHULZ Schul1le Ambilionz Complomelrisf Birlhday: Jan. I9, I928 Sludenl Council I: Glee Club l. 2, 3: Forensics I, 2, 3: Scribblers Club I, 2, 3: G. A. A. I, 2, 3. 4: Librarian 3: Prom Sfaff 3: Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4: Ar? Club 3: Knilfing Club 4: Sporls Club 4. ALMA SHEPARD ShePPv Ambilionz Music Teacher Birfhday: Jan. 4, I92B A Capella I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club I, 2, 3: Dra- malics 4. RALPH STU EBER DONALD STECKBAUER Don npercy.. Ambilionz Chemisl Birlhday: May 27, I927 Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: Baskelball I, Birlhday: Oclober I3, I927 Transfer from Mauslon. Wood- carving Club 4. 'Page Sixteen 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2: Class Play 3, 4: Chefs Club 2: Sluclenl' Coun- cil 4: Prom Slaff 3: Class Vice- Presidenl' 2: Class Presidenl 3: J- Slaff 4: Tumbling Club I, 3, 4: J-Club 3, 4. RICHARD SCHNEIDER Dick Ambilion: Lawyer Birthday: Seplember 20. I927 Forensics I: Band I, 4: J-Sfaff 4 Prom Sfaff 3: Honor Roll I, 2, 3 4: Class Play 3. PATRICIA WILEY Ambihon Physuolherapy Brrlhday May 29 l928 I 2 J Slaff 2 3 4' G A 2 3 Honor Roll l, 2, blers Club I, 2, 3, 4: Class Play 4 Cheer Leader 3, 4: Prom Sfaff 3 Pholography Club Rosemmue THELEN DWMNE TRAEDER Ambmon Nurse Ambilion: Agricullure Birlhday: May 2l, I927 F. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Chefs Club A A I 2 3 Board 4 Sporls J-Slaff 4: Prom Slafl 3: Band Club 4 Knlthng Club 4 Sludeni Council 3: Baseball I, lnlramurals I, 2: Sporls Club DONALD WEGNER Choc Ambilion: Sailor Birlhday: March I, I927 Basiefball I, 2, 3: Cleo Club 2, 3: Shop l, 2, 3. 4: Class Play 4: Ba id I: U. S. Navy, 2nd Som. 4 Leff Io righl V HIGH HONOR STUDENTS Richard Schneider .,,... Salulalorian erone Helland .... I . LP S h William Hibbardy M 8 Co-Valeduclorian age cvcnteen GRACE ZAUTNER Shady Ambiiionz Kindergarlen Teacher Trans. from Sullivan: -Honor Roll 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3: A Capella 2, 3. 4: Class Play 3, 4: Sludenl Council 3, 4: Scribblers Club 3, 4: J-Slaff 3, 4: Prom Sfaff 3. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Lell Io righl Belly Mahoney ...... Vice-Presidenl William Hibbard ......,,, President Margarel Peichl Secrefary-Treasurer VISORS Miss Wilson eww, we y ez... ROW l, lefl lo righl: J. Schroeder, L. Hammes, G. Hauser, J. Barnes, H. Wendi, D. Brueckner, M. langholf, M. Slrang, G. Schiferl, N. Brayfon, G. Houghton, A. Sell, D. Giese, D. Krohn, S. Koeppel, M. Hendricksen. ROW 2: 6. Eiden, R. Schiferl, A. Pelerson, P. Behm, B. Kinzler, L. Brilzman, N, Koeppel, J. Hager, D. Ness, J. Gee, D. Higgins, B. Green, K. Haag, L. Popp, J. Schilling, ROW 3: K. Gaugerl, E. Horn, R. Garily, N. Schackelmann, J. Smillie, D. Nevins, W. Wendorf, J. Zehfus, D. Sonnenburq, H. Cole, W. McDaniel, C. Langhoff, R. Lelolfe, J. Lenz, N. Sayre. ROW 4: G. Peichl, R. Miller, D. Lloyd, J. Seeber, R. Brawders, A. Buchla, J. Shannon, G. Kexel, R. Hass, C. Jaeger, R. Slreich, J. Auman, W. Wendi, A. Weber. Only uni' IIIUH' yum' ln-llwiv tln- lfllfi 'lunim' Claws :n'l1i4'x'l's tln- pilofs wut in II. S. Svrving gn. to-pilots for tln- paul ymn' tln-y'v1' slmwvd tln-lllwlvmw cglpnlmlm- ul' lillilllg ovvl' ilu' K'Ullll'Ol5. llx- JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS znnplm of tllcir vllicim-in'y wi-rv Leff lo righl: Richard Miller, Presidenl, Dorofhy Nass, Secrelary-Treasurer, tht. Claw Play and III-Ulu which Norberl' Schackelmann, Vice Presidenf. I ' 5 g will IICVCI' ln- lorgottc-n, llwy vm- Cl'I'l2llIlly l'UlllI'll3l1ll'Cl lllvil' slum- of ntlllvlc-5, mcizililcw :incl lnmm' stuclm-nts. lt'x up lu you. .ll1nlmw. lu lu-vp tln- wings lm-vm-l .incl trnm- nvxl X'l'lll' au pilots. JUNlOR ADVISORS Lell lo right: Mr. Willwer, Miss Tefzlaff, Miss Rankin, Mr. Larson. 'Pngv Eiglvtrrrz ll. S. Sopl1o111o1'1' Clues. Having M111-1'11'1'cl l1'o111 ilu- 11wkwa11'fl stngv. ll11s lly111g lm'l1'1'ss, but l141vv l11'1'11 11dv:1111'1'd to 1'z1clio lIll'll. Ex'id1'11l- ly llw illll'SLl0ll l1z1s lx-1-11 wi-ll 11111n1'1's l1:1v1' c'o11t1'ilv11t1'cl :1tl1l1't1's. Sl'il0lLll'S 1111cl sm'111l1t1'a tu thx' wl1i1'l ol' lligll srllool liliv. lwsl ul lllvlll. Qcicfmmm, 7ke cg U49 glam ROW I, leff lo righl: R. Wedl, M. Biederman, L. Pelly, l. Morrow, P. Shannon, N. Ruelh, J. Nevins, E. Hachlel, M. Kollafh, B. Lipke, M Kreklow, J. Longley. ROW 2: J. Slreiff, D. Messerschmidf, M. Liplre, K. Koser, M. Robinson, L. Markgraff, R. Derr, J, Frohmader, E. Schwartz J. Wallher, C. Wolff, D. Brawders, B. Manfhie, J. Kemmeler, R. Schroeder, D. Rofh, M. Schullx. ROW 3: W. Ziegler, J. Peterson, L. Renl meesler, M. Engsberq, J. Marsch, S. Haag, B. Briefkreulz, C. Biederman, C. Endl, M. Garily, E.Weslerman, P. Beilke, M. Buske, K. Hendrickson J. Friedel, E. Klug, D. Heilemann. ROW 4: E. Akin, C. Walthers, A. Steckbauer, A. Brackeli, A. Kleffke, F. Froelich, J. Tnogood, J, Schloesser T. Berens, R. Biwer, J. Mueller, R. Yahn, W. Weqner, V. Mahler, R. Auchler, H. McCune, B. Nofbohm. ROW 5: W. Ley, L. Olslead, G. Vogel G. Kailer, L. Jorgensen, A. Brackell, V. Bauer, T. Lane, L. Fischer, L. Wriqhf, 6. Kochanski, E. Roth, E. Frohmader, H. Thelan, D. Dummer J. Dabareiner. lo lx- or, 11111 to lu-l 'l'l1:1l was ilu' lllll'SllUIl lm' tlu' H745 P- llwy 1ll'l' 1111 l1111g1'1' Q'llllllK'l'S lll SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS .uHN,,,l.,,d in thi. .lnirllultivv 'I'U Lef: lo righl: Warren Ley, Vioe Presidenlg Howard McCune, Secrelary-Treasurer, Wllllam Nolbohm, President lwl 'l'l11's1' up 111141 1'o111i11g mph- -i You still l1z1x'1- two lll0I'l' yn-111's. lllll wv kllllh' x'o11'll lllilhl' Illa- SOPHOMORE ADVISORS Lefl lo riqhl: Mr. Feller, Mrs. Gnu, Mrs. Tilluny, Mr. Powell. bpilgf' GNI-flK'll't'll Q , me WWW ew ROW l, left io riqhl: J. Kiel, A. Freson, S, Slelke, J. Aumann, M. Olslead, H. Heqer, J. Slerns, G. Reidl, P. Werner, M. Haas, G. Jacobs, B. Widmann, J. Leschinslmy, D. Huslead, E. Wendorf, M. Schwarlz, R. Sacks, J. Higgins. ROW 2: B. Morrow, R. Barnes, T. Kennedy, D. Harfer, S. Chinski, J. Heihler, L. Haberrnan, N. Hauser, V. Murray, J. Pelerson, M. Schullz, L. Schmidt, D. Herde, D. Frohmader, D. Wallher, M. Probsl, R, Heilzlcr. ROW 3: F. Neher, F. Aegerler, D. Spangler, R. Taylor, D. Tessman, R. Taylor, C. Serns, W. Breillcruefz, A. Haag, L. Jackson, D. Rickers, S. Riedl, B, Hackell, J. Fehrman. ROW 4: F. Haas, W. Ley, E. Beilfeldl, H, Eilks, R. Allriefer, E. Meilzner, A. Broedlow, F, Newman, R. Messier, L, Holfman, D. Lehman, M. Ruel. 51-1111-111l11-1' li. lfl-l-l 1l11- l 1'1'sl1- lllllll Claus z111111'o:11'l11'ci thx' hulls of Il. with q11a1x'1'1'i11g fool- stvps. Things w1'1'1' lli'XY 111161 S0llll'- XVilLll strgingc- to thm-111. hut 1l11-y xil0XS'l'Ci thvir 11111ttl1' 111111 now ill'1' I'I'1lKiN' to sivp up 11111' lllUI'l' 1'1111g FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS ' . , ' Lei: lo riqhlz Charles Serns, President, Lois Schmidl, Secrelary-Treasurer: 011 thi' lilddmx UI lllgll Mlhmil 5 '1 '5- William Hackefl, Vice President. 1 1 , , , A - I hv 1l11ss has 1o11t1'1h1111'rl 11s sl1z11'1- of 11111si1'i1111s. 11tl1l1-11-s. l11111111' st11cl1'11ts 111111 hoys ZIIICI girls with 11th1'1' t.1l1'11ts. just ns rlaisws l1111'1' f Ill' 111 i0l'lIll'l' y1':11's. Il IJl'UIlllSl'N it to hr' ll 1'1':1lly lop 1111l1'l1 rlalss hy 1111 lnlot s Nl 11 111 thc llxmg l111'l, l't'xx .I1-ll'1-1'so11 Iligh S1'l1n11l. , 'X-ys FRESHMAN ADVISORS Cpaqv 'Tuwilv , , , ' Lell lo riqhlz Miss Edwards, Mr. Rohlinq, Miss Rundell. QKZGLLL UMW, 7ke ZLQQZQ Qmcfe ROW I, Ieff io righf: E. Gloss, S. Seiferf, H. Heiizler, J. Messerschmidi, F. Hove, J. Yahn. ROW 2: Mr. Davies, J. Lehmann, B. Donovan, A Peichl, C. Tessman, M, Smillie, C. Helwiq, G. Eager. ROW 3: J. Burkerk, I. Radike, L. Haugom, D. Sickels, G. Perry, M. Ladien. 'Hn' yvalr'-l-:'1 will svn' thc' eighth .-M :lu-xlllu-1's ui thc- we-w oi thn- N 'iC1.'. ' urn 'no- . , .sw . S..S .l mm cc Q v' 'sr tu .-wx. 5 ' g 4' zxvv yum 9' 1 ' ' A' 'L il wa . 'lvc glmgs. EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS ROW I, Ieff to riqhf: JoAnn Messerschmidi, BeHy Donovan, Susanne Seiferf. ROW 2: Gerald Perry, Irving Radike. ullagc 'Tzwrllv-mn -fn-.Hn.'n..nn-.nnun--.Tun nun-u-- 1 'S--un ---n'n-n-u un.--nu--I---H-. Qacwmcf em., me swam QM , E 1 ROW I, Ieff fo right W. Harier, R. Krogen, M. Koeppel, A. Juke, J. Burkerf, D. Gleifer, J. Woodward. ROW 2: Miss Coleman, C. Thelan E. Smillie, G. Tassman, C. Armsfronq, B. Jacobs, C, Cole, B. Schulz, W. Pick. ROW 3: D. Donovan, R. Woodward, W. Schwarfz, M. Johnson L. Ludeman, R. McDaniel. School. in v.'o:'ki11g urdvr! 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Krohn, B. Mahoney, G. Zautner, D. Higgins D. Dummer. ROW 2: M. Burow, R. Hager, P .LaDien, J. Schilling, G. Schiferl, G. Houghton, A. Sell, M. Peichl. ROW 3: Mlss Wllxon, Advisor, B. Johnson, C. Bienfanq, V. Hefland, J. Hager, D. Nass, B. Green, P. Wiley, N. Brayton. ROW 4: D. Heileman, R. Miller, R. Sfueber, D. Lloy L. Gruennerf, D. Rubadeau, D. Traeder. ROW 5: W. Mecbaniel, W. Hibbard, R. Schneider, D. Hoffman. AW. O. L.: S. Koeppel, P. Behm, D. Beilke. When the members of the JD Stafi' got together things really did hum. In order to make this annual bigger and better than ever, everyone contributed his ideas. These were then sifted and sorted until the plans were satisfactory to each member. Then everything had to be checked and double-checked. All the while we were planning and adding new ideas, one thought was upper-most in our minds, Will the students like this Pi' And so, members of the student body and faculty, we hope our efforts meet your full satisfaction, and we also hope you enjoy this '45 -I. CHEFS' CLUB SITTING, left to right: E. Akin, W. Notbohm, D. Heilemann, J. Seeber, T. Berens, V. Mahler, T. Lane, E. Blank, C. Wolters. STANDING: J. Schroeder, G. Kochanslzi, H. McCune, N. Schackelmann, A. Kletilme, a G. Koehler, A. Mesmer, R. Brawders R. Ha s, Miss Edwards, A. Weber, L. Lukas, J. Dabareiner, P. comm. A. w. o. L.: J. mgood, w. iiegler. Anyone needing a first class chef apply at Jefferson High School. You're sure to find a group of boys who can cook anything from scalloped potatoes to apple pie. Miss Edwards provided the boys with the necessary supplies and explained the ABC's of cooking to them. Gathering our own conclusions from the aromas which issued from the kitchen the fellows' attempts at cooking have proved very successful. ' During the latter weeks of school this club was not quite as active due to a shortage of cooking materials, but we hope that by next year food rationing will be lifted enough for the club to operate in full swing. Wage Twefzty-tbrcc KNITTING CLUB ir 1 v - V ROW I, left to right: D. Herde, D. Frohmader, J. Frohmader, M. Olsfead, M. Langholff, E. Wendorf, J. Walther, J. Stearns, J. Leschinsky, B. Widman, D. Krohn. ROW 2: L. Markqraff, H. Wendt, G. Ruelh, E. Ladish, E. Schwartz, M. Schwartz, H. Heqer, G. Jacobs, S. Chinski, J. Beulow, Miss Wilson. ROW 3: Miss Edwards, G. Hauser, A. Froelich, M. Engsberg, J. Buske, A. Peterson, B. Klug, N. Rueth, I. Morrow, E. Hachfel, R. Schroeder, D. Roth. ROW 4: Miss Rankin, M. Garily, M. Kollath, E. Kluq, S. Koeppel, B. Hoene, L. Haberman, L. Giese, L. Brillman, N. Koeppel. ROW 5: L. Popp, M. Gerhardt, M. Buske, R. Thelan, M. Robinson, A. Schultz, J. Gee. ROW 6: R. Derr, M. Slreng, L. Srreng, D. Brickner, J. Heifzler, R. Wedel, N. Brayton, D. Higgins, R. Sachs. A. W. O. L.: C. Endl, K. Hendrickson, L. Johnson, B. Mahoney, G. Riedl, H. Rupprechl, J. Barnes, M. Hendrickson. Aftvr this, this Knitting Club, was organizvd, bobby-sox rvally Canis' into pl'0lllllll'IIl'l'. lint ol foursv, thvy knittvd othvr artirlvs, too. This Club, too, was tht- rvsult ol popular Clt'llI1lllll. lhost- who clicln't know how to knit wvrc' rvadily taught by Miss Wilson, Miss Rankin and Miss Eclwarcls. 'l'ln' nicinbcrs had loads of fun vxclianging idvas, giving advivv, and so on. Nlvmbvrs wvrc' quick to rvalizm' that knowing how to knit is a Clvfinitc assvt. That it was an cxtrvmvly popular Club was vx'icl1'i1c'c-cl by tht' largc- nuinbvr of Invmbvrs. J CLUB I 'A' ROW I, left Io right: E. Barrett, L. Gruennert, R. Miller, R. Stueber, D. Rubadeau, N. Schaclrelmann, A. Buchla, W. Ley. ROW 2: W. Hibbard, D. Felton, J. Rindfleisch, D. Lloyd, Mr. Reschlein, D. Nevins, R. Auchfer, J. Smillie. ROW 3: J. Lenz, K. Lembrich, C. Buske, R. Meitzner, D. Ley, A. Biederman, G. Peichl. A. W. O. L.: R. Heitzler, R. Nelzer, J. Schloesser, D. Diekow. 'l'ln- I Club, wliirli is a vcry now Club, was organizvcl to haw' a closcr knit organization ol Ivttvr winnvrs, and was thc rvsult of popular Clcmancl. Its mc-mbcrship was vm-ry vxclusivv, as inmnlwr- ship was r1'stric'tt'cl to lc'ttc'r-winncrs only. Its other aim was to sponsor all cvvnts of an athlvtic' naturv. An annual vvvnt, tht' Homvvoniing Danrc, was sponsored by this Club. Among its othvr activitws, thr- popular boxing bouts for tht- Carnival wort' also sponsorvd by thc ll Club. Sinn- tht- ac'c't-nt is on mort- and mort- sports, this tina- organization is bc-Corning mort' important. upagr STn'c'nty-four BAND uk ROW I, left lo right: E. Blank, D. Traeder, T. Kennedy, C. Koser. ROW 2: D. Hoffman, H. McCune, W. Hibbard, L. Gruennert. ROW 3: J. Messerschmidt, B. Donavon, L. Schmidt, A. Jeske, G. Eager, G. Radke, D. Heileman, E. Mesmer, D. Beilke. ROW 4: C. Tessman, B. Widman, B. Breifkruefz, J. Friedel, J. Longly, C. Serns, D. Sickles, L. Hoffman, G. Kohanski, H. Eilks, J. Toogood. ROW 5: D. Dabereiner, L. Barnes, D. Rickers, B. Breilkreufz, K. Gauqerf, J. Rindfleisch, L. Hammss, G. Peichl, K. Heger, A. Broedlow, K. Lembrich, R. Alfreuter, B. Hefland, L. Brihman, J. Hager, B. Johnson, E. Westerman, L. Giese, D. Messerschmidt. ROW 6: H. Koeppel, G. Eiden, E. Frohmeder, R. Jahn, N. Schackelmann, D. Nevins, A. Haag, P. Shannon, L. Markqraff, M. Peichl, A. Peterson, H. Cole. INR' feel that the high standards which have been established by former jefferson bands have been attained by the band of this year. Its object, of course, is to teach young members an appreciation ol' fine music. We also want to thank them for contributing loads of pep and spice to basketball and football. 'llhe student body is indeed proud of this fine organization, which adds a great deal to social life. Mr. Anhalt, the director, is to be complimented for his fine work with this organization. AIRCRAFT i' SITTING, left to right: D. Ley, A. Brackeft, H. Thelen, W. Wendorf, R. Stueber. STANDING: R. Vogel, D. Rickers, J. Zehfus, J. Toogood, Mr. Powell, E. Frohmader, W. Ley, R. Allreufer. A. W. O. L.: R. Meihner, E. Horn, L. Jorgensen, J. Stueber, E. Meilzner, G. Peichl, S. Riedl. 'I'hose boys who were especially interested in matters concerning aviation and building model planes joined this organization. Some very fine model planes were constructed by the members. These same model planes were then used by the members to learn how to identify different kinds of aircraft. In this way the club proved to be very educational to the members. Not only did the members learn identification of dillicrcnt types of aircraft, but they also picked up bits of useful information Con- cerning aircraft. CPage Twenty-fve FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 'lr ROW I, lef? fo righl: J. Grant, V. Bauer, D. Lloyd, N. Sayre, W. Wendorf, D. Traeder, L. Rledl, R. Sfreich, A. Buchfa, J. Aumann. ROW 2: R. Jahn, R. Biwer, D. Sonnenberg, W. Wendt, S. Riedl, R. Heifzlar, W. Morrow, R. Messier, L. Olsfead. ROW 3: E. Roth, D. Spangler, K. Gaugerl, J. Lenz, A. Brackeh, C. Klellke, H. Eichel, C. Jaeger, L. Reich. ROW 4: Mr. Larson, J. Schloesser, L. Jackson, R. Taylor, D. Tessman, W. Webner. A. W. O. L.: 6. Vogel. The really outstanding event of the year, the Carnival, was sponsored by the Future Farmers ol Ameriezi. These boys realize, us all of us do, the growing importzuice of food to ll nation ut war, and the steadily increasing importzmee of the farmer. Most important ol ull, they realize that food will win the war. This orgzmizution, highly versatile, also has zi fine bgiskethnll team and is recognized :is :in :ietive Club. Yes, we :ire beginning to realize. more and more. the future importzmee of these boys to the uzition. LEATHER CRAFT i' ROW I, lefl fo right: V. Mahler, R. Lezolle, L. Jackson, N. Sayre, J. Lenz, R. Slreich. ROW 2: S. Sfuelke, G. Freson, D. Lehman, E. Bielefeldl, A. Brackell, C. Lanqholff, D. Sonnenberq, C. Aumann. ROW 3: R. Messier, C. Jaeger, D. Spangler, J. Schroeder, H. Eichel, W. Ziegler. ROW 4: L. Koeppel, J. Aumann, W. Wendt, W. Wegner, F. Langhollf, A. W. O. L.: H. Thelen. A cluh of this sort is hound to have ll much better chance in pence time than in wzir lwvaiiise of the scarcity of material to work with. However, hir. Larson, the director, was uhle to give the memhers some very practical amd useful knowledge Concerning the urt of leather craft. Mziiiy' attempts were made to procure the necessary materials, but proved unsuccessful. cpage 'Twenty-:ix PUBLISHERS' CLUB lg 5 'A' LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Johnson, G. Schiferl, H. Rupprechf, D. Giese, C. Johnson B. Klug, G. Reuth, Mrs. Gau, A. Froelieh, B. Hoene, K. Hager, E. Ladish, K. Lembrich. A.W.O. Doris Debereiner, Lyle Gruennert. The students of Jefferson High School are very proud indeed of the fact that they have their own weekly school paper with the latest bits of news and gossip so important to the readers. It was for this very purpose that the Publisher's Club was organized. All articles are written up by members of the Scribbler's Club, then these same articles are typed and run off by the members of the Pub- lisher's Club. This paper is so popular because of the timely bits of news it brings to the students. Oh, yes, it's a lot of work, but it's also great fun. PROJECTOR CLUB 'A' ROW I, left to rivhfz C. Jaeger, D. Lloyd, Mr. Larson, A. Biedarman. ROW 2: W. Wendi, L. Reich, H. Eichel, L. Ried, J. Grant. ROW 3: F. Langholff, R. Jahn, R. Sfreich, C. Kleifke, J. Aumann, N. Sayre, D. Sonnenburg, D. Dummer. Since a number of the boys were sufficiently interested, this club was started. It is under the direction of Mr. Larson. Their object, of course, is the study of movie projectors and just how they should be operated. This study has proved both interesting and educational, as well as fun. CPage 'Twenty-:even STUDENT COUNCIL 'A' ROW I, Id? fo right: N. Brayton, V. Holland, C. Bienfang, G. Zautner, H. Eilks. ROW 2: T. Lane, N. Hauser, J. Ha?er, M. Robinson, M. Schultz, B. Kluq. ROW 3: J. Dabareiner, R. Stueber, G. Peichl, D. Lloyd, J. Rind leisch, E. Barrett. A. W. O. L.: D. Felton, C. Endl, D. Lehman. The Student Council should be ranked as a really necessary organization, since it represents the student body as a whole. Its members are elected by the difTerent classes at the beginning of the school year. This year George Peiehl and Donald Lloyd made a trip to Madison to get some general ideas on how to improve our Student Council. Now the council is working on gathering information to publish in a handbook which will be given to new students. When some of us recall how green we were when we first entered high school, we'rc sure this handbook will prove very useful. They have also developed a better system of conducting fire drills, which is important. This Student Council has really been the voice of the studentsf, DRAMATIC CLUB 'Ir SITTING, left to right: S. Chinslxi, M. Buslre, A. Shephard, V. Manlhie, M. Engsbarg, D. Musarschrnidl, Miss Rundell. STANDING, H. Cole, G. Peichl, G. Koehler, B. Green, C .lladerman, M. Schulh, H. Eilks, W. McDaniel. A. W. O. L.: M. Peichl, C. Endl, J. Streiff, R. Wedl, L. Schmidt, J. Rindflauch, D. Wagner, P. Shannon. Since many of the students expressed a desire for a dramatic organization of some sort, this club was begun. Miss Rundell was the director. The members concentrated mostly on short plays. A very popular event of the carnival, a play, was given by the members of this club. Students, who were eager to express dramatic ability, found a place in this club, which proved to be great fun and very educa- tional to the members. Miss Rundell, a very capable director, taught the finer points of acting to the members. Cpage 'Twenty-eigfvt TUMBLING CLUB if l tx ROW l, Iefl fo right: J. Marsch, D. Dummer, M. Gerhardi, V. Murray, J. Bloedel, B. Kinxlor, A. Peterson, B. Lipke. ROW 2: D. Messerschmidf, M. Kreklow, D. Brueckner, V. Manthie, L. Potty. ROW 3: P. Shannon, L. Johnson, C. Krohn. A.W. O. L.: D. Higgins, J. Higgins. Uh, how we ached and groaned after those Tumbling Club sessions! We were mostly interested in cartwheels, headstands, pyramids, and other trick stunts. Speaking of trick stunts, our leader, Marie Gerhardt, really shines in her performance of difficult stunts. How we sighed with envy while watching her, and our other really outstanding tumhlers. Our goal for the year was the part we had in the Gym Exhibit, and we were as nervous as any stage actors: but there was no need for trembling, as everything went smoothly. FORENSICS 'A' SEATED, lofi to right: J. Sfreiff, S. Chinski, Miss Rundell, H. Eilks, W. McDaniel, Mr. Feller, M. Poichl, V. Manihia. STANDING: M. Schultz, L. Schmidt, B. Green, R. Schiferl, C. Biederman, A. Schultz, E. Mnsmor, D. Messerschmidt, G. Koehler, H. Cole, R. Schneider. A.W. O. L.: C. Endl, D. Higgins, G. Peichl. The members of this organization contended in the local Forensic Tournament held in the high school on March 21. Later, these contestants went to Whitewater. where they all received straight B's. This club is for all who are interested in public speaking of any kind. This club was formed during the seeond semester. The president was Barbara Green, and Carol Endl was secretary. hpaqe 'Twenty-nine t J GLEE CLUB ir ROW l, left to right: M. Haas, M. Kreklow, J. Longley, D. Dummer, P. Werner, C. Krohn, D. Giese, G. Houghton, L. Hammes, D. Brawders, J. Nevins, Miss Melcheri. ROW 2: B. Kinzler, P. Beilke, B. Klug, D. Krohn, E. Wendorf, G. Riedl, E. Ladish, V. Manlhie, J. Kemmefer, E. Mesmer, D. Haustead, J. Nevins. ROW 3: C. Koser, M. Hendrickson, J. Schilling, D. Walther, S. Schulz, D. Brueckner, B. Hoene. B. Lipke, E. Westerman, D. Nass, A. Shephard. ROW 4: C. Wolff, S. Haag, M. Kollath, J. Marsch, M. Lipke, D. Roth, l. Morrow, J. Peterson, E. Hachtel. ROW 5: M. Probsl, E. Horn, N. Koeppel, L. Britzman, C. Biederman, J. Bloedel, N. Barnes, K. Hendrickson, L. Petty. ROW 6: M. Garily, J. Friedel, M. Schultz, A. Sell, J. Peterson, J. Heifzler, N. Hauser, L. Haberman. A. W. O. L.: G. Houghton, D. Debereiner, H. Heber, B. Breitkreutz, E. Kluq, J. Frohmader, D. Frohmader. Song has always been a very important part of American life and the American way, so it's not very surprising to note the large membership of this club. All girls who were interested in learning to express themselves in song and to cultivate their voices had ample opportunity to join this very line organization. The members learned how to best achieve perfect harmony for the different songs they worked on. This year there was a large number of fine voices that went into the final blending of the dillierent types of songs. A CAPELLA CHOIR H ROW I, left 'ro right: J. Sleuber, J. Dabareiner, H. McCune, P. LaDien, G. Zaufner, B. Mahoney, M. Krelrlow, L. Hammes, A. Shepherd, D. Rubadeau, G. Peichl, J. Tooqood. ROW 2: C. Bienfanq, D. Dummer, J. Barnes, N. Brayron, V. Hetland, B. Johnson. ROW 35 H. Koeppel, L. Gina, E. Wester- MISS MELCHERT man, C. Wolff, D. Nass, D. Debereiner, J. Bloedel, B. Green, J. Hager, M. Peichl, Mrs. Tiftany. A. W. O. L.: A. Peterson. tlelferson High School boasts a really fine A Capella Choir, which so clearly demonstrates the results ol perfect teamwork. With such teamwork, they easily achieved complete harmony. Those who showed special talent were given attention by our capable director, Miss hlelehert. Every day the choir could he heard practicing during fourth period. Nlarch 21, the group sang for an assembly and garbed in black choir gowns, they presented an impressive appearance. It is considered by all that listening to the A Capella Choir is a genuine treat. CPage Thirty SCIENCE CLUB 'A' ROW l, left to right: V. Hefland, J. Hager, W. Ziegler, V. Mahler, E. Meilzner, F. Aegerrer, H. Thelen. ROW 2: R. Schneider, D. Hoffman, A. Biederman, J. Schroeder, N. Schackelmann, G. Psichl, D. Lehman. ROW 3: K. Heqer, D. Buske, A. Mesmer, J. Seeber, W. Ley. ROW 4: W. Hibbard, E. Blank, J. Dabareiner, J. Zehfus. STANDING: W. Wendorf, L. Gruennert, R. Stueber, P. Collins, R. Meitzner, E. Barrett, D. Riclters, T. Kennedy, Mr. Wittwer. A. W. O. L.: F. Netzer, G. Fehrman, F. Neuman, G. Eiden. This club was especially organized for those students who were deeply interested in matters of science. The members ol' Science Club were allowed to use apparatus which was otherwise used only lor special class demonstrations. They also could do numerous experiments concerning different things. Instead of being merely inquisitive, these students gained knowledge by performing different experiments and tests. Most people might be led to think such a club would prove uninteresting, but any member would tell you how much fun it is to gain such practical knowledge. SPORTS CLUB 'A' ROW I, left lo right: J. Barnes, M. Biederman, R. Derr, L. Markgraff, D. Herde, M. Schwartz, P. Beillte, G. Jacobs, E. Meitzner, R. Barnes, D. Harter, T. Kennedy. ROW 2: E. Schwartz, J. Kemmerer, L. Rentmeester, C. Koser, J. Buelow, J. Peterson, H. Wendt, G. Hauser, R. Thelan, H. Eilks, J. Keel, R. Altreuter, Mr. Reschlein. ROW 3: C. Wolff, P. Behm, V. Murray, M. Robinson, D. Messerschmidt, N. Hauser, A. Schultz, L. Giese, J. Friedel, C. Johnson, Miss Tetxlaff. ROW 4: T. Lane, J. Stueber, D. Nevins, J. Smillie, J. Toogood, W. Nofbolim, H. McCune, N. Schackelmann, L. Lukas, R. Taylor, R. Biwer, F. Aegerter, A. Brackelt, W. Morrow. ROW 5: F. Netzer, E. Bielefeldf, E. Roth, C. Buske, E. Barrett, F. Neuman, J. Schloesser, D. Traeder, T. Berens, J. Seeber, G. Kexel, D. Lloyd, R. Miller, E. Blank, J. Dabareiner, R. Haas, P. Collins. A. W. O. L.: A. Broedlow, C. Serns, E. Akin, J. Shannon, J. Zehfui, A. Herde, M. Schultz, W. Breitltreutz. Sports, as we are beginning to see, are becoming exceptionally popular in -Iefiersoii High School. Consequently, this led to the formation of the Sports Club. This club is a joint organization of both boys and girls who are especially interested in athletics. Members of this club participated in all kinds ol sports during the time they were in this club. Students of jefferson High School are concentrating much more interest in athletics, as we can see by other clubs ol an athletic nature. ' Wage 'Thirty-one . 'Plum 'Ili' s ' SCRIBBLERS' CLUB ir SITTING, left to right: C. Bienfanq, K. Lembrich, M. Peichl, G. Zautner, J. Slreiff, P. Ladien, P. Wiley, D. Mssserschmidt. STANDING: Miss Rundell, D. Rubadeau, R. Schiferl, W. Hackett, C. Serns, A. Herde, J. Rindfleisch, B. Green, W. McDaniel, D. Lloyd, V. Hetland. M. Schultz, P. Werner, L. Schmidt, P. Shannon. A.W.O. L.: Thx- highlight ol' vvvry wcvk to tht- studcnts is tht- school pzipvr. tht- Pvn. And who writt-s ull YH thost- nIll'XYSy zn'tit'ls's so 01lgl'I'ly I't'2lCl hy tht- students who wannt to know tht- wry lute-st hits of school nvwsl' WN'hy, nonc othvr than tht- Scribhlwys Cluh. Thvy c'c'rt4tinly ll2IV4' to ht- on thvir tot-s in orclt-1 9 to ugivt' out' with thc ltttt-st nvws. judging from tht-ii' m'Il'orts, :incl tht- popularity ol' tht- pzipt-r. you can rvatdily svn' they ull hzivt' ll nost' for nt'ws.', RIFLE CLUB tk PRONE, left Io righlt A. Broedlow, F. Nelzer. KNEELING: D. Lehman, D. Hoffman, R. Taylor, G. Fehrman. STANDING: W. Breiikreufz, R. Taylor, Mr. Rohlinq, A. Biederman, J. Mueller, J. Keel. A. W. O. L.: L. Lukas, R. Messier. Popular Cit'IlIilIlCT rvsultvd in tht- formation of this club. As that uw-rzigc Aint-rit'zn1 hox' is truly intvrvstt-d in lt'2II'IIIIIt' ull ubo ut tht- riflt' nnd how to shoot it this club his J'o'- - -f ' - - s . . . t 1 g ll xtn xtxy tdut itlontl. Its lIIl'IlllJt'I'S 1't'c't-ivvcl prau'tic'a1l knowlvdgt- concerning tht- riflt- :ind how to ust- it t'o1'rcc'tlv, Ol' rourst' taxrgc-t shooting provt-d most intl-rt-sting und most lun. Lfnlikt' tht- othvr vluhs, this Clulm IIICL outsiclt' of srhool, 'I'Iu- fluh proinisvs to ht- ont' ol' tht- lurgt-st and most popular ol tht- vluhs. 'Page' 'Thirty-two ROW I, left I oriqhi: E. Westerman, M. Reuhl, L. Hoffman, P. Collins. ROW 2: Mr. Wiitwer, E. Barrelt, D. Heilemann, G. Fehrman, C. Kletfke. ROW 3: A. Klettke, J. Mueller, F. Nefzer, F. Froelich, R. Haas, G. Kexel, W. Hackett. A.W. O. L.: C. Wolters, F. Haas. ART CLUB As the name implies, this club is especially for all those who have artistic ability. Nfore was accomplished by the llll'lllll0l'S this year, than ever before. NlllIl1'l'lIlIS sketchings Io enhance the '45 J were done by Art Club 1110111- bcrs. Active in other ways, this club sponsored ll booth at the Carnival. Of course, art supplies were a necessity. 'l'hese were obtained through Mr. l'll'lll'l', who also gave instruction to the students. Some ol' the mernbers, who sl1ow really exceptional talent, are planning to enter art schools after graduation. Best ol' luck to you! PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Students join this club in order to learn the process of developing and printing film Zllld also to learn a bit more about the operation a11d use of their cameras. Mlllly were especially interested i11 learning to take pictures with pri11t paper. This was a direct result of the scarcity of f:IlIll. As a diversion, the members of the Photog- raphy Club even had a party Olll' day. Quite a versatile club, don't you think? This club also sponsored a weight guessing booth, which proved very popular, for the Carnival. geatf to right: R. Auchler, D. Beilke, Mr. Feller, M. Biederman, L. Renlmeisler, R. c I erl. WOOD CARVING The NYood Carving Club is a very new organization, just formed this year. It is under the direction of Mr. Powell. The members supplied their own tools and carved different kinds of figures lllld plaques. For the Car- nival, this group sponsored a booth, and with money thus earned, were able to purchase diflerent supplies. SITTING, left to right: L. Fischer, A. Haag, C. Auman M. Ruel, S. Sluelke, R. Messier. STANDING: D. Lehman, D. Sfeckbauer, E. Bielefeldt, A. Broedlow, S. Riedl, R. Lezotte, D. Spangler, A. Sleckbauer, G. Fehrman, Mr. Powell. A. W. O. L.: R. Vogel, D. Ley, B. Breifkreutz, J. Shannon, A. Koeppel, G. Eiden, J. Keel. fP11ge 'fbirly-lbrfe Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. A' Nov. .1 nv H 'f? 'Nov Nov. - Nov. Dec. Dec. ' Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. April May May June 5 15 22 25 6 13 20 20 27 1 2-3 3 10 17 22 24 30 1 8 9 11 15 22 23 29 5 8 12 18 19 26 30 2 8 16 20 16 23 1 11 30 5 'Page 'Thirty-four aaa aa. First Day of School Fort Atkinson -football Delavan - football Magazine Campaign begins Milton - football Janesville - football Evansville - football Homecoming Dance Lake Mills -football Oconomowoc - football Teachers' Convention End of First Nine Weeks Period Magazine Party Senior Class Play Oconomowoc - basketball Cambridge - basketball Milton - basketball Cambridge - basketball Evansville - basketball School Carnival Johnson Creek - basketball W. College High - basketball Oconomowoc - basketball Christmas Vacation begins Brillion - basketball Janesville - basketball School Resumed Lake Mills - basketball Milton - basketball End of First Semester Evansville - basketball Fort Atkinson - basketball W. College High - basketball Janesville - basketball Lake Mills - basketball Fort Atkinson - basketball Junior Class Play End of Third Nine Weeks Period Spring Vacation Junior Prom Memorial Day Last Day of School-Wheel There Here Here There Here There Here There There There Here There Here Here Here Here There The re Here Here There There Here Here He re We We- We- We- We- We- We We We We We We We We We We-23 We- We- We- We- We- We- We- We- -45 - 9 We- -25 -31 -24 -28 -21 -23 They- 0 They- 0 They- 7 They-28 They- 0 They- 1 2 They-20 They- 1 8 They-32 They-1 9 They- 1 8 They-43 They-20 They-2 l They-41 They-35 They-24 They-53 They-26 They-43 They-52 They- 1 8 They-30 They-36 They-35 Samara glam Why THE HIGH SCHOOL MYSTERY Xliss Fielding .,,..,,,.A,,,., ,,,, ,,,,,,. ,w..,,,.,.....v,,...,.,,,..... I L X an Bloedel Earl , ,...,..,. . ,..,,, jim Rindlleisch Paul , ..,,. Ralph Stueber I.aur4i ,,,, ,,,,.,. M argaret Peichl Dorothy ..,, ,,.,,,, B ette Mahoney Mary .,..,..... ...,,., X 'erone Hetland Miss tlellries ,. .,,,.Y,.,. Grace Zautner -lnson Shaw YY... Kenneth Lenibrich .loc .,,,.,,,Y,..,,,,,... ,..,,,,., I jon Wegner -lack llowarcl ,Y,.., .,,,.. I lill Hibhard Almost ever'ybocly thinks that he is at good detective, and nearly everyone likes to try and solve at good detective yarn. For this reason the Seniors gave The High School Mysteryf, by Robert St. Clair. lt was tt play within a play, as well as at dual mystery. It took place in at modern high school auditoriuin during the dress rehearsal of the class ala The House of Terror. It was at whirlwind of 1 :i n In Y u n excitement that ken the audience on the ed 'e of its seat. A kidna in took lace a murder was . . t , almost connnitted and the cast was on the border ol' ax panic. To relieve the suspense, bits of Comedy were thrown in to make it at perfect play. There can be no doubt in anyont-'s mind that our drama coach. Miss Barbara Rundell and the rnelnhers of the cast deserve praise. 'Page 'Thirty-hw ew may is SW Q EVER SINCE EVE Mrs. Clover ..,.,, ,...... D onna Higgins Johnny Clover ..,.. .,,,,, D onald Lloyd Mr. Clover ..,,,, ......,. R oss Brawders Spud Erwin .,A,, .....,. R iehard Miller Susan Blake ...ll,. ..,.,,,, B arbara Green Betsy Erwin ,,,,,.,,, ....,,. N aney Brayton Martha Willard ..., . ,Y..,,,, JoAnne Hager Oflieer Simmons .,l,. .l,,,...,,.. I Iarlow Cole Henry Quinn ..,. ..,,,, Y Yinston NIcDaniel Lucybelle Lee .,,,,,,.,,,. Lois Hammes Preston Hughs ......,,,, ,i,,,,...i,,....ii...,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,.,..... G eorge Peiehl Football Players: .lim Rindfleiseh, John Zehfus, Duane Rubadeau, Warren Ley, Richard Taylor, Robert Taylor, Elroy Akin, Ken- neth Lembrieh and Arthur Biederman. The editing ol' a high sehool paper was suddenly interrupted when johnny. the editor, and his friend Spud got the measles. Susan, co-editor of the paper, and her girl friend, Betsy, took over the editing of the paper, but through an error in the printing. their items were twisted up. A Southern belle, named Lucybelle, adds to the Confusion by trying to get Johnny away from Susan, and she sueeeeds in getting both johnny and his friend Spud interested in her. However, after the mix-up in the paper Lueybelle decides to go to a big high school dance with Preston Hughes, the football star. But, just before the dance, Preston gets the measles, and Lueybelle rushes back to Johnny and Spud, only to find them going to the dance with Susan. At last she goes along with them, and everybody's happy. Due to the hard work of the students and the eapable direction of Nliss Rundell the play was a big success. 'Page 'Thirty-:ix Uffzcm BQ!! 'Q r 'NA, 3- ii: King Bob Lezofte and Queen Gloria Houghton Whom are you going with ? What's your formal like? What kind of flowers shall I order? Those were some of the important questions asked by the Janes and Joes of jefferson High in the spring of l-5. Candidates for the King honors were voted upon and Robert Lezotte was chosen. For a long time he kept the students in suspense as to whom he was oin t :pk b' h' g g o is to 1 is Queen. He Chose the prize of the Junior Class -f Gloria Houghton. We know she riehly deserved the honor. The date was set for M'1y ll 'md preparations wcrc hi un l M . . , . . . .' ' -g ear y. embers of committees hustled around getting information and ideas. Can we use paper decorations ? was a question that echoed through the halls until a committee obtained the joyful information that paper could be used-- with eertain restrictions. The long-awaited day came-and sta ed .' l fl y so writ y. Gay-colored flowers, potted palms, bril- liantly plumaged birds, and eolorful pictures of Hawaiian people contributed to the Hawaiian theme of the prom. As the last strains from the All-Girl Orchestra of Peggy King died away, the thought in all minds h was t at this was one of the best proms ever held at Jefferson I:Iigh School. Cpage 'Thirty-:even i ii HOMECOMING KING AND OUEEN Thr- -I-Cluh sponsorvcl thc- Ilontvcoining Dznirv ol tht- night of Oftohvr lfl, IFIIAIW. nt tht- RIl'Illl'IlIilI'y School. IYith lzivish CICCOIYILIOIIN. soft lights and tht- inusivail strains from Gvorgt' Pc'ic'hI's O1't'I1t'sti'n. it turnvd out to hi- an gzilzi :1II'11ii' with ll cuipzifily crowcl. 'I'h4' Iiighlight of tha' vvvliillg was tht' browning ol' thx- King. Edwin Ban'rc'tt, :incl tht' Quccn, Murgzirvt Pvifhl, who ws-11' svIvCt4'd from ll group chosvn hy tht- ,I-Cluh und tht' Girl's Athlvtit' Assovizilion. Thi' Ht1IHl'K'OIl1IIlj2,' Dznicv was cc-rtziinly nn 4-vviit that will ht' rcinvinlwrm-d hy all who uttc'ndc'd ns il yvry 1-njoynhlt' and dvlightful 4-vt-ning. Ed Barrett and Margarei Peichl SCHOOL CARNIVAL On Dvt'c'i11Iit'i' 9, I9-I-I, tht- t'1n'nivuI of llcllivrson High School was Iivld hy tht- Fulurm' l :n'nu'rs ol' Aint'1'ic'11 undvr tht- dirvction of Mr. Rohcrt Larson. Each Cluh in tht- school had 11 part in thc progrzun, furnishing vntvrtziinmvnt :ind rvlrcshrncnts for thc gathering Crowd. Thi' hoxing houts givvn hy tht' ,I- Cluh. tht- Stan' Dust Room sponsorcd hy tho Music Dcpnrtmcnt and tht- Knitting Cluh, tht' play pn'- svntvd hy tht- Draiiiiutics Cluh, und tht- duncc music' providcd hy Gcorgt- Pt-ivhlls Oi'c'I1t'st1'n, ns wt-Il us the niziny othvr nttr1u'lions, providvd thi- Crowd with vnrivd l'I1tt'I'lilIl1IlN'IlI. At tvn olclock Ct-colin liivnfznig wus znmounc'vd Qucvn of the Carnival. Shi' wus clvctvcl hy populzn' votm- from an group of six. This carnival was tht' first vvcr prcsvntcd in thc llvflcrson High School, und ull of tht- stuclvnts did ai Iinc joh in making it tht' hugo succvss that it wus. ROW I, SiIIing: D. Lloyd. 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J i,.:.,.1. .- ' H, X .145-A :J 4 -bf' If 'ji Er uf -f-'gf' ,.:'ll1q3 1 1 -Q52 . ' 4 U - J '4 gmf, .'1yf.,K' ' ' . ,Z Lvl: 4-H, . . . m5 'Q .J :A n ' n5A',V'., 'I 4 i1i'41?'5?51u'1 P: ' ' '- Iiffali' T51 .'..4g ,' .wif -lv :V ., .A ALS, .wwgi -'., 4:.e,. ! '. A- I ZH 1 W V- itz' 'JSE 'N 0 f:r..'Fc'--I 2, ,f .' . V' .' fif V Q.--,t . , 3.n'bg.L -.L . S. I . 'mg' .1-45,36 311 'V' P. qw, 'Ji ...wiv , - Q1 A, . , Jr Q ' '1-,5.fff'i'? ,vew Aqnfui ' , ' 1 k-- ' . ' ',, 'i1 FL - ' I. . W- J ' F1 SPA-fl-ff 29?1 w ', ,fx 'QUE-7 uf' .' M , I Q' I K eww ROW l: H. Ellks, E. Meilzner, All. Brackelf, C. Serns, F. Aegaeler, G. Peichl, D. Taylor, D. Rickers, L. Jackson, D. Tassman, Alb. Brackolf, J. Keel, T. Kennedy. ROW 2: D. Nevins lassislanf managerl, R. Slueber, R. Miller, R. Auchler, D. Ley, L. Gruennerf, J. Rindflelsch, K. Lembrlch, R. Nehsr, W. Ley, D. Lloyd, D. Rubadeau, D. Heilemann lassislanl manaqerl. ROW 3: Head Coach John Reschlein, F. Froellch, D. Fallon, E. Blank, J. Tooqood, W. Wendorf, J. Zehfus, A. Biederman, R. Meihner, J. Lenz, R. Heifzler, C. Buske, E. Harrell, N. Schackel- mann, Bill Hibbard lSenlor managerl. ROW 4: Assisfanl' Coach J. Powell, J. Sfueber, E. Fromader, G. Elden, E. Rolh, D. Traedsr, R. Brawders, J. Schlossser, J. Smillie, W. Ley, J. Dabareiner, T. Lane, W. Nolbohm, H. McCune, Assisfanf Coach S. Willwer. ,lc-llc' rson lPllL1'l'S0ll -lvll vrson ,lvll'c'rson .ll'll'l'I'S0ll .ll'll'l'l'5Oll -ll'lLlll'h0ll I944 SCHEDULE 0 Fort Atkinson 4 Dvlzlvml ,,,...,. l5 6 Milton ,, . 28 .lllIll'SVilll' .. 26 EX'2lllSVllll' .. li Lnkz- ., . . Ill Ovononxowoc ROCK VALLEY LEAGUE STANDINGS Milton ,, 'IK'lI'l'l'50Il Lulu' ,... :1m'sx'illv Evalllsvilln' YVon l .ost . Al 0 , 2 2 . 2 2 . 2 2 . 0 4 0 0 7 6 0 I2 .... .20 Pvt. I .000 ,500 .500 .500 .000 Cpagc Thirty-nine Y I Assistant Coaches Stanley Willwer James Powell Showing rt'ally rint' spirit and vnthusiasm. tht' two t'oat'ht's lt'd tht' B tt'am through a st'ason of two wins, ont' tit' and ont' loss. Tht- ft'llows showt'd grtrat pott'n- tial ability for tht' futurt' yt'ars. Our praist' is with tht'st' two grid mt'ntors who instrut't tht' Eaglt' tt'ams of tht' l'uturt'. 'Page fforty Head A+hle+ic Mentor John Reschlein yt'ar, Coach Rt'st'hlt'in turnt'd out a fint' tt'am in all sports. The follows showt'd fint' control and sportsmanship undcr his tutoring. Tht' ft'llows playcd a brand of ball not oftcn st't'n on tht' gridiron or court. t A!! .. , H -. t '1 1 e Mx Lyle Gruennert Lylt' Grut'nnt'rt was tht' fl'llll1,S t'hoit't' for tht' Most Yaluablt' l'layt'r. Tht' st'nior right guard was a dt'mon for blocking and always playt'd rock-'cm sock-,cm football. His will to win, and Hnt' t'oordinatt'd play was thc way ht' t'arnt'd tht' award. A vt'ry hnt' st'nst' of humor with tht' ability to lt'ad his tt'arn through a gamt' and t'omt' out on top madt' Ralph Stut'bt'r tht' rightful ownt'r of tht' football Captain's star. Ht' was a fint' field gt'nt'ral and was always quick of wit wht-n tht' going was tht' rought'st. His follow tt'ammatt's wt'rt' vt'ry proud to makt' him Captain of tht' '-I-4 tt'am. Ralph Slueber A 'A W Although not as sut't't'ssful as tht' prt't't'tling LETTERM EN Ralph Percy Stueber, passer, blocker deluxe, whose tricky' foot and brain work made him first string quarterback. Dick Chub Miller, our little tailback, whose speed and shiftiness' made him a real threat. Don Rod Lloyd played wingback and was always in high gear. His power, drive and ability to punt were great factors in Eagle victories. Duane Rub Rubadeau, a light, but hard charging fullback, whose line plunges picked up a lot of H. S. yardage. Warren - Sooky Ley, a very fine pass receiver and all around offensive player, crossed the enemy line often. Bob Blackie Netzer, a hard charging tackle, played his best game on defense. CPage forty-one l 1 LPage forty-two LETTERMEN Ken jake Lembrich, a big defensive guard, handed out a little more than was given him and really was a standout. Jim Rindy Rindfleisch, our pivot man, was always right in there on all defensive play. Lyle Toad Gruennert, a small package of T. N. T. that always exploded into the enemy secondary, to pave the way for touchdowns. He was a very alert line backer, also. Don Moose Ley, the big bone-crusher who held down right tackle, sang the swan song of many an enemy back. Ray Lover Auchter, an offensive threat at end, really did a lot of blocking to account for the touchdowns that followed. Bob Buckets Heitzler, a stalwart end, who, when called upon, would always give his all for the team. LETTERMEN Art Shanks Biederman, a tall pass receiver who could block and charge with the best. Don Julie Felton, a quarterback with plenty of drive and stamina, could always be counted upon for his quick strategy. Ed Prettyboy Barrett, a real standout, who had that old here-and-gone way of passing up enemy tacklers. Norbert Nubbie Schackelmann, a hard hitting fullback, well seasoned with the real fighting spirit. John Blood and Guts Lenz, a tackle that really wore down the opposing linemen. His unwilling- ness to quit would be an asset to any team. Clarence Hippo Buske, a big hulk of a guard, who was in on all the plays in his territory. l Tags fforty-three 'Page fforty-four Cardinals 0 - Eagles 0 In the season's opener, 1800 fans jammed the Fort stadium to see the two longtime rivals battle it out to a scoreless tie. There was one good scoring chance for each team. The Cards intercepted a Jeff pass and went. via the ground, to the jeff 9, where the Eagles' defense really stopped them. The Eagle scoring chance was in the 3rd quarter: it also was via the ground and went to the Fort 7 beforecit petered out. Outstanding in the hackfield were Lloyd, Stueber, and Rubadeau, while in the line Netzer, D. Ley and Gruennert stood out. Comets 0 - Eagles 45 The jeff Eagles steam-rollered the lads from Delavan by the slight sum of 45-0. An odd feature of the game was that each jeff touchdown was made by a different player: Miller, Rubadeau, W. Ley, Auchter, Felton, Heitzler and Barrett, all hitting pay dirt. The Eagles were in full power in all de- partments with Stueber and Gruenncrt doing outstanding blocking, and Lloyd, Miller and Rubadeau doing some fine ball carrying. Redmen 7 - Eagles 6 In a hard-fought, cleanly-played game, the lads from Milton Union nicked the Eagle win streak at 12 games. The Eagle touch- down came in the 2nd quarter with a perfect pass, which traveled 42 yards, from Stueber to W. Ley, for the score. The Reds touch- down started deep in their own territory, and they drove to the Jeff 40, where the Eagles held for 3 downs. The Reds then tried a 4th down pass which made up the 5 yards they needed for lst down, and with renewed drive, Fish crashed over on a Q. B. S. for the touchdown. The deciding point was put over by Johnson, the M. U. fullback. Blueiays 6 - Eagles 28 Full of vim and vigor and what really counts --touchdowns, the Eagle horde soared over the Janesville Bluejays 28-6. Before the Blue- jays had crossed their goal-line once, the jeffs had trod on theirs four times. 'iRod Lloyd. regular right hall, for the night at left half in place of the injured 'lflhuhl' Miller, and Rub Rubadeau cleaned up on the scoring and ground gaining for the night. On Lloyd's first trip it was off tackle for 63 yards. His seeond was a pass from Stueher and his last was a neat double re- verse around end. Ruhadeau made his on a short punch through the line. The points were made hy Stueher. Ruhadeau. Schackel- mann and Barrett. Blues 0 - Eagles 26 In the feature event of the homecoming activities, the jeff Eagles powered out a 26 to 0 win over the Evansville Blues. The Jeff men scored three times in the 2nd quarter and once in the 3rd quarter, with Chula Miller and Rod Lloyd each registering twice. Chula turned in some nice ground gaining and pass receiving. Lloyd intercepted two of the Blues' passes and raced 36 and 138 yards for the last two. Stucher did the honors with some fine toe work to account lor the two extra points. Laltemen I2 - Eagles 6 ln a thriller Lake Mills scored an upset over Kjell I2-6. The inspired Lake players thun- dered 60 yards for the Hrst touchdown. The Eagles came hack strong in the 2nd half rolling up'five first downs only to lose the hall on a fumhle. Stueber intercepted a pass in the -tth quarter and ran it to the Lake 8 from where Rubadeau ran it home. Late in the game, Lake recovered a jeff fumble on jefl s I8. -jell held, but a fourth down pass to Dettrnan, who fell into the end zone, scored the winning touchdown. , fs' B I s . A Q 5 s l 1 i 7 . Q Wage fforty-five Cooney 20 - Eagles I9 Scoring two touchdowns in tht- Hlth pvriod on am vnd run and at 35 yard pass play, thc' ,IOFIS failed to vurn at tit' ganna' with at tough Coonvy tvum, dropping thc clvcisiolx 20-ISI. SILICIJUI' scorvd tht' first lOUl'IlCIOXVII on at I yard smash into thc' Iinv, :md pztsxcd to Al1l'IllL'l' for tht- point. In thc 4th pvriod Lloyd wvnt ovvl' from thc- 2 yard lim' to vlimztx ll 54 yard -IUII' march. A pass from Stuvbcr to VY. Imy Covvrcd 135 yards for thc Inst touchdown. Nvitlu-1' i'UIIVl'I'SIOIl was sufcvssful. SCORING LIST Name- 'I'. D. P. .-X. 'I'. 'I'. P. Lloyd ..... ,,,,, I S tl 156 Rulladvuu .. II I I9 Miller ..,., ii II I8 Lvy, W. ,,.. II II I8 SUl1'IJL'l' ...,,, .. I il 9 Burrvtt ..,.. ., I I5 9 Felton ,,,,. ,. I I 7 ALlCIllK'l' ,,.. .. I I 7 H1-itzlvr ,....,. H I II ti Schac'kt-lmamn ,, U I I Blank ,,...,,. ,, .. II ll Il L4-v, D. ,.,,, , Il II II THE MANAGERS cpage fforty-fix Left' Io right' B. Hibbard, D. Heilemann, D. Nevins. KNEELING, Iefi fo right J. Dabarelner, Manager D. Heilemann, W. Wendorf, Coach Reschlein. STANDING: R. Miller, D. Fallon, R. Sfueber D Lloyd J Smullne R T r R Me fzn r G Peuchl A Buch? J Rindfleisch B Hibbard, D Nevins ,.aylo,. ie, . ',. a, I944-45 Baskefball Schedule Rock Valley League ,lvfl UOUHCY -.-..----..--------- S+andings mlcll' c:Llllll7I'iClgl' Woll Lost -IGH' Milton ..... Lak? luwh ,-----, I 0 0 -lvll' clllllllllldgl' H .lf-fl' Evalllsvilll' 'lvncrmn N 5 5 Jvn- Crock .--.Y'- Evansville .... 5 5 Mlvfl' Collcgv I Ii Milwll ------ ---- 5 ' 5 tli-H' Cnonvy VVl1it1'wz1tm' fi 7 xlvil' ..... .,.... 2 li Brillion ..... ..... 1 3:1 Jam.-willy ,---Q ,.-- 2 8 Qlulli .........,.... 28 -Izmvsvillv 2-I .lull ..,........... 23 Laika- ,... . 52 ji-ll' .............. 25 Milton ....... ...... 2 6 'ICH' .............. 25 Evzmsvillv .... ,..... -l fl tile-ll' .....,........ 26 Fort ........,.. ..... i 32 .Im-Il' .............. 28 College Hi .... ..,.. I 5 -I-ournamenih Ja-H' .............. 32 Jamvsvillv ....,, .. 30 Jn-Il' .........,,... 25 Lulu- ...,,. ,, 36 JCB' .............. 26 Whitewater .... ...... . 32 437 nr - Jl'll-.- ....- - Fort .Ll Jcfl ..,,,,..,,,,,, 23 Cgonq-y .,,- ,---' - Wage forty-seven cPagc forty-eight Left, top to bottom Guard Dick Chub', Miller - Full of whip and slam, always making the game interesting. Chubby, a Junior, was the sparkplug of the team's attaek. Guard Don 'gRod Lloyd-The big, blond Junior who didn't forget his football training, Rod really made the game a rugged affair. Guard jim Sausage Rindfieisch-ASausie, being the only Senior S'vet from last year's team, was the nucleus of this year's team. Jim was also elected Honorar Ca Jtain of the 1944-45 team. Y l Guard Don Julien Felton-Julie, a Senior, with the breaks against him, put forth a very fine season with the Eagles. Center George Fritz Peichl-A big Junior who was nervous when he appeared calm, Fritz will ful- fill big expectations next year. Right, top to bottom Center Bob Boots,' Meitzner-With a temper to match his flaming red hair, Boots, a Senior, would never let his teammates down. Forward jack Parrot Smillie-With no small trouble seeing where he's going, Parrot, an up-and- coming Junior, had no difficulty spotting the hoop in the thick of the fight. Forward Don Nibs Nevins-Being small was no hindrance for Nibs, a junior, who had no trouble racking up points. Forward Ralph Stub Stueber-A spirited Senior who was always ready to build morale, Stub turned in some very fine work this season. Forward Al Pertin', Buehta-Pertin, a Junior, used' a eonglomerated pep talk on the court, which consisted mainly of cops, horses, and a little Dickie on the Dolly, for the boys. 8 ROW I, left fo right: R. Lezofle, D. Nevins, D. Rickers, D. Lloyd, G. Peichl, A. Mesmer, A. Buchfa, J. Dab W. Ley, H. Schloesser, W. Hlbbard, Coach Reschlein, T. Berens, E. Blank, D. Ley. 'I'hc sclwdulc thus lui' is thrcc wins und n areiner, R. Miller. ROW 2: 0 losses. Thi- fvllows :irc rvully trying to luring ll CIIQIIIIIBIOIISIIIIJ tvzim to H. S. this yvzlr. WX' :irc in tha- Lakvlzmd Lvzxguc of soma' outstzmding high school hgisc-Imll tvamis in Smitlivrn IN'isc'onsin. This fcllows have' vlvctcd :is thcir Captain. Harlow Mika , Sclilovsscr. 'l'hcir's was il wry lim' clmicc us l'Mikc is mic of thi' bcst mhvld mm shown his :xhility lIllIlII'l'0llS of timvs in the prvsvnt :md pzxst svzisfms. THE GOLF TEAM 1 mi thc tvzmi. H0 has SCHLOESSER'S CHAMPIONSHIP INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL TEAM Leif Io fiqhll C- BI-ISYS. H- SCIIIOSSSGF. B- Hibbdfd. T. Ldrle- Lefl Io righlz G. Elden, J. Schloesser, H. Schloesser, B. Nclbohm. A- W- O- L-2 E. Bdrreff- A. w. O. L.: J, Seeber, A. Brackell. Cpagc f7'orIy-nine Gm Nihleifcd J I ROW I, lell fo right: L. Haberman, D. Krohn, D. Beilke, J. Kernmeler, H. Wendt, G. Houqhlon, L. Johnson, C. Krohn, M. Krecklow, B. Lipka :OW 2: N. Hauser, M. Hendrickson, J. Higgins, M. Gerhardt, M. Enqsberg, D. Herde, L. Hammes, E. Mesmer, M. Peichl. ROW 3: V. Murray: . Kin1Ier,l S. Chinski, E. Westerman, J. Buske, V. Manlhie, D. Brawders, C. Koser, V. Helland. ROW 4: J. Heitzler, R. Heqlr, M. Biodorman L. Renlmerster, B. Hoene, D. Haustad, J. Marsch, L. Markgraff, J. Hager. ROW 5: J. Peterson, J. Slrellf, R. Derr, J. Friedel, I. Broifkroulx C. Brederman, D. Dummer, L. Giese, C. Bienfanq. ROW 6: D. Brueckner, R. Thelen, C. Johnson, N. Braylon, D. Hiq ins, C. Wolff, P. lsilko S. Haaq,AG.SSihgferl, M. Robinson, J. Barnes. ROW 7: P. Shannon, D. Messerschmudi, J. Gee, B. Breen, M. Buske, Johnson, Miss Tofxlall . ass, . c u 1. Though much spirit and zvst has hm-ri shown in fl. A. A. in tht' pzist fvw yours, this school yczir wxis vxcvptioiiail. Tho orgamizaition sponsort-d ai wry lint- clauicv whosl- profits wort' usm-cl for thc G. A. A.'s Zllllllllll Christmas Bainquvt. whit-h was om- of this outstanding ham- qum-ts in tht- history of G. A. A. in our school. To gain outdoor haihits, numc-rous hilu-s wvrv tzxkcn. 'l'h1' majority ol thc' crvdit should lx' givvn to Miss Doris 'I1vtzlnlT, advisor, :md to hvr assistants, tht' G. A. A. Board. Tha- hoard nu-rnlwrs this yvau' wort' Rosa- hlgxrit- rFllt'lt'll, Dolorcs Bcilkc. l.orruim' Johnson, Bvtty johnson, M2lI'g2lI'l'l Pt-ichl, Matrix- Gt-rh:u'dt, -lum' Buskv and Rosv- Inziry Hcgvr :md Lois Gicsv. Nliss T4-tzlaill' rcc'c'ivt'd hvr B. clvgwm- from tht' L41 Crossv Stain' 'l'c'nc'lu'rs Collm-gc in tht- spring of I9-l-l-. NVQ' wt-rv :ill happy to have' hvr with us :md am' looking forward to G. A. A. Director MB, Dori, Tmlaff llll0Illt'l' top-notch yvau' in girls' anthlvtivs. Mprzgr ffifty f f'ff ' Z if 'P QQ A X il ' Q ff ff Q f 7 rm K X I fi q fi' big. H nf- - ff I ' ...1-,:7w:?3 -:ESV at ' I ' Fry? f I I C If . 'Q :',...-g-J Q jf Yin F '- 2 7, ' ,,, .- I f I' Z. X , 1 4 ,J z x f ! xi T? ., 1-4.5 T ,i4 g: , Kin -i -YL J 'IL ' --. Q- -M , 6? 1 211110 ,J D! X 01 L! Z wx I L, f 1 f 4 . 4 ,N I Z '13 .,. Q, 1 -1-. 1 la P1 '5 . f5 1. -.vw . ,- , 5, . ai. . . 3'- - L- f.? ,' 111 -' .f.'.f.e,'1. 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