Jefferson High School - J Yearbook (Jefferson, WI)

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l-'INST HUXV: ln-lmw-s Wlilil-rs, .lo .Xilinx IH-ti-1-soil, Violet Murray, Rosemarie XVillms, Norma Hauser, Phyllis Erflmann, Lois llalrermaui, Mui-iv Sf-liultz, Ilois S4-limicll, .ll-:in lim-low, Gladys Jar-oils, Myrtle Sr-hwartz. SECOND RHXY: Patricia XVcrner, Dehnine Frohmzulf-r. Tlurllzirri xvilllllilll. ltuili Sm-lie, Geraldine llivfll, lmrotlxy llerile, llzirrict Heger, Doris Hnustzid, Jenn lliggins, Miss ll2l1llilIl, Tlllllll IZUWZ Willizxul Morrow, Marion Prolwst, Julie LesL'hi1lsky, Evelyn Dresler, Shirley Svhloesser, Jean Hcitzler, ldlzxim- XV:-iinlorI', Alxirumn-t Ilzms, Stanley Slum-lliv, Al1ll'll Iirocfllow. li'UU1iT1l HOXVZ Emlwurrl Bielefelilt, Thomas Kvniicqly, lfluynl 'l'r:i--4lm', ilownr-l Eillis. XX'illi:1ni liar-lietl, lfrl-ml .-Xl'l.2'4'I'U'l', Gerzilrl Freson, Ilolucrl llzirnvs, DL-an Hart:-r, Clmrlcs .Xnm:iun, Slzinll-y llvilll, XVilli:im Loy. l lFTll HUXV: llicliarcl Altreuter, l I'E'l.llk Haas, Frank Nr-tzcr, lluane Tn-ssmzin, lionulml lliviu-rs, liolu-rt Tziylor, Gvrulll IM-lirmain, lllmrli-s Horns, David Spangler, Aclolphe Haas, VVillizim Breit- kr'vutZ, lfllxuie Li-liinzui. l,:iY1-1114: Ilol'l'1111x11. 0 ULIUULUIF' Qliass The Juniors were quite thrilled with the idea of being upper classmen when they entered school this fall. They elected their class offic ers, and the students who were honored were: President ..... . . .Charles Aumann Vice-President .... . . .Alden Braedlow Secretary-Treasurer . . . .Gladys Jacobs Of course, like all junior classes, their first thoughts soon turned to the biggest :affair of the year, the junior prom, which was under the expert supervision of their class advisor, Miss Ruth Rankin, It wasn't long before the plans were completed and the royalty chosen. Decorations were soon under way to provide a spectac- ular spring prom. Along with all this excitement came another major moment, that of their first high school class play which was bound to be a success. Their class was an energetic one and they possessed the same line qualities and Characteristics of their predecessors. WY! T 's , 1 im ,lla eq 6 'va' xl ' vxgilegili 1 l'1 .49 V. C eco 1 ll-' V! - . lllfl: ti y f Wir' 'is !!l'nl l H' 'f azipi l 4 ' x i Ni' N It Ie i , 59 Z', 4' 32.2-Q --:'l-i-i

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We l lliST HOW: Thomas B1-re-ns, Jaw-Ii Ilalxari-iner, Janie-e Merson, Lois Petty, Viola Mantliie, Joan XValtlu-rs, Delores Roos, llzunona lu-rr, Mary Bit-mlvrnian, Lila 1VIarlu:r:il'I', lvlilnlrwl lirelilow, Betty Lipki-. l':1trii-ia Slizillnun, .lziiilu-yziv l.ung,:ley, .loywe Streiff, xv2ll'l'l3ll Ley, Earl liuili. SEFUNII HUXV: Earl Frolinianler, Jerry Stn:-lwr, Sliirly lliiag, Elsie S--liwzirtz, Delight Brnwslers, Host-nlary VVvill, Evelyn lla:-htel, Joss-pliino Peterson, Dorothy Roth, Janette Marsh, Norma lluoili, Jane l4'rolm1ailer, Julie Nevins, Colli-on 1iiSlllll1.1', Lois liclitnn-esti-r, James Si-liluesser. Tllllill HUXV: J1llllL'S Grant, LaVi-rnv i'wlSillJl', Elroy Akin, Ross-mary Sc-liroecli-r, Marion Kollaih, Marion Links-, lillaine Klug, Cailmrine Kosor, .Joyce Kr-inlm-ti-r, Margie Engslverg, Evelyn xvl'Stl'l'IllZl.ll, Farol NYoll'f, Mary llnslu-, Calwilu Sniiih. Miss Marshall, lf'1ll'li'l'Il HUXY: liltlwarrl lllanli, vviliilllll Nothohm, llowziril M4-Cunv, Jean l rr-irla-l, lim-is lvli-ssc-rss-liniiclt, Mary liolrinson, IH-tty l'!wiilu's-iiiz, Marion S4-linltz, lone Morrow, Mary Garity, l':irolyn liic-rlorman, Csxtliriiu- Ilenclriw-lcsen, NValtor XvElLL'IlUl'. l1'llfTll HUXY: ltayinonml Au:-liter, Alan Sli-vlcluaun-1'. Floyd I-'rouli4-li, VVilliam Zii-g.g'I1-r, Arthur Klettlu-, George Kon-lianski. Lyla Svlianur, Tlioinas Laine, Jalnos Tougooil, llolvert Biwur, George Koehler, Calvin Brown. ' 6i1'lLllCGJlI Ciass Shortly after we started school on September 4, 1946, the respective class meetings were called and the election of class officers was held. The seniors elected to office were: President ..... .... J im Mueller Vice-President ...... . . .Floyd Froelick Secretary-Treasurer ...... Jean Freidel f X I l 7 KIJXI f 7 '1 f f- ? A f fl A7-:iff f -5 77v.f f G 112 an .1 11, 7nf '4 'YDVD 2 S D aq .155 vi-v ,5 -' J7?N fi 5'f,,wx'D72g: f Our senior class was far from backward. There was always plenty of activity which the seventy-nine graduating students provided. It's hardly possible that any of them will ever forget their Junior Prom, 'Southern Fantasy . The dance which high-lighted their senior year was their Mid-Winter formal under the supervision of their Annual advisor, Miss Carol Corpe. The class had athletes galore and the girls had both beauty and brains. Along with their many other accomplishments, their class advisor, Miss Ellen Marshall, helped them produce two of the best class plays ever presented in the high school auditorium, Where's Laurie in their junior year and June Mad in their senior year. The Class has a wide variety of talents and is bound to succeed in their future years.

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l1'lliS'l' ILUXVZ ltzillrli lh-linlu-, Alvin lla:-lin-1, Furl S1-liutt, Bill Slizxunoii, .Joe Ilausr-r, NYayiu- Nntllollni, llaxiil Ilzu-in-s, lim-nm-th um: l Hx lirl lim-lita. SIGVHNID ll4lNY:1Ju:1liii0 Mcssvrsr-lmiillt, Jane lVIuvll0r, Evelyii Gross, Ilouua Slater. Ilurriwl Za 1-3 lv j ' -Q. Mariamis- Vow-l, Itillli Gvrharrli, Marion Lzulin-11, Joan Yaliii, Ill-len llvitzlvr, l':1rol Stillman. Tllllilv IUPNY: Mr, lVl:xl4l1l-lm fzulvisorl, Anita Altrvulr-r, .loan Ms-sim-r, lliano Gzxnliiur, Sallie liluminstein, Mary Garrliiig, firm-14-livli In-rm-ns, llutli Suiulam- .loaumv Ilvlllllllllll, lim-tty llolmvzrii, Jr-un Hurlu-rt, ldtlu-1 lflnrll, Vivian S4-lilor-ssur, Corrine 'l'rm-mls-r. I+'Ul'lL'l lI IIIWXY: Mai-ir llmlvr, Mzl1'1.L:li'vt Nu-lpn-rt, fi4'l'lIl2llllt' Sf-liivsl, Arlm-nv Aliilwosv, Marie Popp, .loaliiie Svvln-r. Aum-ilu l'i-in-lil, ,IM-ily Gillu-ri. i':1r-rl Prolvsi, Susie Vlzlrli, Mzllilyn flnlign-ri, llurotliy Luvr-ll, Marin- Smilliv. l4'llf l'll ILUXY2 Uzlrolyli iil'lXYl2',MZll'l1lllS1lllllQll'l4, Nzxluln Stillman, lrliigm-iw Hutt'-lil-i-rg, llussi-ll Anile-rsmi, lrvim: lizxrlllze, James lfrwll, John Kunz, Martha Milli-r. l'Zi1:m-iw Zimmr-rmqlii lu-nnis Zilmm-rmzm, SIX'l'Il IUIW: Neal Smith, .Iavlc Chuism-1',llale Camlmlwll, l'11ul Sr-lirmlr-r, 111-ralil IN-rry, fiorrl-ni XY:-str-1-111 Robert llalwrmzm, lmnalcl Sir-lmls, Jerry Haas, John l':lllillU.f,Hll, XYilliam Rock. op orrnore Qlass One grand year finished and only three more short years to go! That was what was on the minds of most of these students when they were registering last fall. According to cus- tom the class hgeld its election. After casting their votes they found that they had elected: ' ,i pa, ff' ' 13 4..x .2 it S 1 J ill , -13:7 f .f 4 ., ,. ,ua -,yor ,,..n-1115.9 lad' ,,:. fMbf-un-H ,nz A I .,,-. nuff'- 4 'X T- T- I I -rg fi ,Q JZ - T o ff , 1 2 I ' 49 -Z ' - '.Iff3'f- - NL, V President ..... . . .Sally Blumenstien Vice-President ..... Eugene Guttenburg Secretary-Treasurer .... Marianne Vogel There are a lot of things that this class has offer ed to its Alma Mater already. Just to name a few, theie are, of course, a good many promising athletes, both on the football gridiron and the basketball court. Then to cheer the boys on to victstry, on the side lines sat the newly formed organization, the Junior cheerleaders The up and coming sophomores filled their days with both work and entertainment. Now that their sopho more year is finally nnished, their only regret seems to be that they now have only two short years to go