Jefferson High School - J Yearbook (Jefferson, WI)

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Tlife to op iioinnicoire Glass eaafinqdl Rel'ufzn--- Registration was old stuff, for most . . . Ah! those good old days . . . Summer, we mean . . . our noses to the grindstone, again . . . Algebra, Mr. Palmer versus bubble gum . . . English, Miss Carlson, Now, boysl!! . . . Math wizards, 'Sola and Joyce . . . Prancing Bobbie . . . elected oflicers . . . Roderick McDaniel, President . . . Wayne llarter, Vice-President . . . Carol Perry, Secretary-Treasurer . . . Gordon, the modern Tschaikowsky . . . Lil' Red, Center . . . we're mighty proud of them . . . Bert, the Screwball . . . Don Juan Roger Krogen . . . Green's after school . . . Mazie and Lem . . . Debater Jim Hackett . . . Marian F. and her plaid shirts . . . Sharp-shooting Roddy . . . Rip and Tear, the Gleiters . . . Talking Tom Manthie . . . Ruthie Linder, Sgfoist . . . Stringbean Clayton . . . Tiny Pearlie . . . Tarzan Reuth . . . Joanie and Mink . . . Eightball llotter . . . Bouncer Boos . . . Sports lover Caroline Ryback . . . Sophomore class party . . . held October 17, 1947 in the gym . . . Sadie Hawkins dance started the party with a bang . . . was enjoyed by everyone . . . Nan Schroedl, the working girl . . . Honesty l'ooch . . . fast-talking Biederman . . . Corny Donovan . . . Richard, the Violinist . . . Bev, Marge, and Carol, the inseparables . . . Al Faucet . . . Blonde Jeske . . . Le Roy, a very scarce article . . . llarley Messmer and his long hair . . . Carol and Lois . . . Bubbles Smillie . . . the Woodward boys . . . Curley Shannon . . . Betty Freckles Schutten . . . Kay Schopen, Choir pianist . . . Mary and Elaine . . . Ray Bauer . . . Sweetie-pie Britzman . . . Shirley llerricd, declamationist . . . Arlene, Jeri, and Ruth, another trio . . . Blushin' Krek'ow . . . Jo Kennedy . . . Wayne and the drums . . . Don My car broken down Byrne . . . Little Jimmy Dickhotl' . . . Malv Johnson . . . Ladies' Man Rcul . . . Thus closed the school year for the sophomore Eagles. Let's come back and wear those junior class rings proud'y next year! - - - v ..r -7' l IlIS'l' IIUXY1 Isola llxmu, liililh Sniiilin-. ltulli l,in4l--r. Ili-Hy Sr-lllilti-ii. lh-xvily .lui-obs, lr-iris Ziilinii-riliall, Num-5 Svlirm-mll, l':iril I'--ru. .loan lim-11:14-dp, .li-ranv llri-sl--r, Joan IR-liluiti, .'Xrlci11- llviizv. Sl-IVUNII HOW: ltalpli lhvos, .lain--s Iii'-hliol'!', Marion I1':il'ii::umll1, .Mlm-lu .ln-slw, 1'nr-xl Poll-, lloluri-s l'ulilm:iii. .Iunv llurlwrl, l'rzlrl .kllll lX11.n-llvr, M2115 lla-Ltvln-i', lfllaiiuv Ili-lwlv, llurlizirai l Xl'ill1-, lviulin- lXl:nII.-rs, l!:irl::ir:l Sn-ll 'l'lIlllIP IIUXY: Sliirle-5' llvrriwl, lK'uiil5ii Jung, liulliryn Svlinpn-ii, I-Illia-l llritzmzin, lN1:u'i.::ir4-l lim-ppvl, final-v 'li-ssman, I.oi:. H111-llli-is.-li, Maxis II1-Ifmain, .lily-v lim-uri1i:ui'k, Vaiuliliv llylixi--la, Mr. lklakholm, mlxisor, I-til'li'I'll IIUXYJ llmlmi-'ll M--llziiiin-I, Alurxiii .lolilisolh XY:i5l'n- llzurnlr, ll-:ln-rt Murrow. Mn-lxln 1121-ilu-r, Ilogn-1' l.1-nz, Phillip llnlslnll, lmli lizlm-, .Xllra-il lf'-'slim-ll, .lulm Fvllllll. Ilurle-3 MvS:Il1vl', lfruiivis Yngn-l, I4'll 'l'll HHXY: Gormloii lim-:lm-, lmn lluttvr. Ili:-linrnl 1'rul't, Mn-lxin l'rolisl, llzuxiil Juliu, XY:n3xu- lii'+-kluxx, Ilin-hzirnl llc-ul, 'l'om Mzxiitllin-, XYinn-r S1-lixxartz, lim-roy l.ml1-limn, li1'l'l XY:-irllog, llziln- Ilonmazi. SIXTH HHN: .li-rry Iiicil--rm:m, lion l.a lilvu. lion tile-in-r. .li-rry Womluai'il, lion lim-Ili. lvariml Schultz, llxipliml ll:u..n-r, XX'illizim IKM-ru-us. .laiflx XX'olI'. .lzimn-s llni-lu-Il, lliwliaiiwl l'mn-ll. Ili:-li lX':il!ln-r, lmlmlil Slmliliuli. llouvr liiuui-ll. ANSI-1N'l': limwl' lX'umlxx:ni'nl, 4':nrnlili-- ,Xiinstr-mu.

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T ill? llllllllffblll' HSS -f , ti '- f E l I4'lllS'l' IIUXYZ lin-I--lil-li lin-rl-ns, lr:-nv l'utursoll, Ilzirril-I Zulllln-1'. lin-tty l'i1la. Millolu Sl-liiwwnll-l', .loiili l.n-lliliulili. .lailiv Mm-llfl. lm:-.illll lion-ll, Vlmllotin- 'l'l-ssman. .loilrzu XXI:-ssvrsflnniilt, Scrum llailwl-lt. .l:mi--1- lratl, Sl-I1'HNlv lill'-Y: Bliss llaiikin, Xilxisoi Ilvlle' Imnoxaili. :-iw 1 lark, Iiulh ll--rlmrilt, lionnzi Sluts-r. .loan Nalin, lla-ll-in lll-ilxlvr, Rlqlxilm Milli-r, Voxiiln- 'l'r:i4-il--1, Yix :in mlilon-ssl-r. l':ul1lll1l- Quill:-. Phyllis llolfrzilz, lhllll'l0ll liaulii-ll, .loan Nlvsslmfr. 'l'IIIlII1 IIUXYL Nlzliagalre-I N4-ilu-rl. .luuallllv Sm-In-1, .Xliilu .Xltln-ulvi. .Iran liilrlil-l'l. Marilyn 111111141-l't, Ellie-I lfliull, Szlllil- liliilnvliqt--iii, Vairol I'rolisl. .Xrll-iw .Xinluosv-. Iiutli Sunil-- nloim Il:-rvrlt. Marianne Mig.-l. l'Ul lllll lillll: l.n-or5:m- l.ul14-li, lforu-sl Ifurlisworrli, Hill lu-4-la, Varl S.-hun, llluumu- Zimim-rmin Marin' liiulu-1, Itlzirioii Slvziliulu-r, Ih-rln:iir'- Hvliivsl. l II 'I'II IIHXYZ llvralml Ivlu, Iizlll- l':il1ipl:e-Il, Null Smith, llvrrllml Ilazus, llill Slinnlloll, l':uul Si-Iiiowlr-r. Hill I-Ililiillg, llllgn-lm Ilulln-lilwriz, Annu-llv ln-iwhl. Ill-tty llillwrl. SlX'lII IIUXXZ XY:ixii1- Nollmliin, .Xlxin Ilznihlo-I, .lov llnuso-I. lu-mlis Zlmlm-ilniil, Imn Siflilu-S. lrxinsl llzlnltlw. l.:ii1rl-ii llols-toll, llzilirli IS--lililw, Ilnxirl Ilurm' lliiimm XX'-su-lumix, .lark lim-ll. Suaaiaaf of llfze aiflufu- The junior class . . . a class of stars . . . advisor, Miss Rankin . . . star officers . . . lied, Lil Joe, Tessy . . . student council . . . Goonie, Sal, Smitty, Zaut . . . Stars to remember . . . Westy-kick that football . . . Janie, Zaut, Joanie, Sal-cheerleaders . . . Chick and his singing sax . . . star strutters-Denny, Pixie, Sue . . . debaters-Arlene, Betty, Hill Beck, Joanie . . . Goodman's competition-Messy, Jr .... stars of the court-Gals- Gloria, Tessy-Fellas-Shannon, Goonie, Cully . . . Star steadies . . . Red and Joanne . . . Tessy and Johnny . . . Janie and Westy . . . Ethel and Wilmer . . . Sal and Chick . . . Gretchen and Neal . . . Cully and Pixie . . . Zaut and Charlie . .. Junior Class Play . . . laughs galore . . . Miss Marshall, our wonderful director . . . a great success . . . .Junior Prom . . . the brighteststar of all . . . Stairway to the Stars . . . dancing in the clouds . . . care to dance '? . . . King Goonie and his starry-eyed queen, JoAnn Messerschmidt . . . intelligent, agreeable, fun-loving . . . writers, historians, farmers, stenographers . . . they'll go far . . . that Junior class. A

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KE? IPCS lllflltdllfll iiQEil.SS I IIIS'l' IIHXY .lane Hiiltn-liln-rg, 4'alln-riliv Allliiaim, I'ailviif-n- Alimln-rsoii, l1al'h:ii'n Vlzirli, II:-ln-ii S1 liiwn-:li-i', lli-ln-iirulli Slvaiiiulm. rlliiilvy ll--inlri-ks'-n, lvoimlnl Stvinlu-. llolwrt lililiiiipr, Karl 4?ri'i4-lu-. lmliulml lllilvzxnlnziu, l i's-4li'if-li llznlu-ik SICVUNIH ICUXVL Miss Iimin-fit. mlxis-lr. In-xl-:lx Iiowman, th-orgiaiin ldriliiiaiin. Mary Sli-ii-In-i',g, Lu:-ille liili-im-lill, lfllaiiu- Si-lilo-Assn-r, lilizal-will M:-rti-ii-, llwo-iiiuix Vous-l Ill-le-ii lluiviiislil liuviml l'iivy'nvr I'lzirk l-Islls' l':1il Iluar: ln-:iii Pioluwt lolivi lmliluim-li 1'li:nrlvs Nollmliui XX':il'rnl1 Wallin--i, Tlllllll IIHXY. .loixnn lliipgin:-, lX1aur:-1-ii In-hm-. Shirley Puiizil, Lorna S1-lim-ll, Marion. Froliiiuafli-i'. M:iig:nr--I Hiippi'--ilzv. Naln-5 illilzlu, XY:iliila llowluii, lllmlwalwl llauvr. H1-ralil llvlmlinf, XV1-li:-1-l IH-lilixiii, .lnliii liziyl'--iltlivl', lmiiulml Str:-in-li, H1-i':iI1l U1-illu-, l Ul'Il'l'll HHXY: Lois Mvitxlim-r, Ifolilui I i'ol1manl1-i', .I-:iii fxbllll, l.nY4-i1- Haxull, liliiil S1-ill. liaillirxii flullsm-liallt, Ui'ni:i limbs, l'Iuue-m- S--liro--dl, Paul Qual'-, llii-liaril Spanizlvr, Diane Halu-r, lilim-i I,:iliilvi'w'lil. l4'Il 'l'll IIUXYI .Ivan I,uv-k, Phyllis XX'vii1lorl. l':ilri-in .Klll-uw-, Sliiili-5 Zlilrrunl, M:1l'lu'liv Korlli, ll:-li-ii Vops-fy, th-ralml Viobsi. Tum Hiixll. Iiwlaiiil liins--, .lolili Ififlln-i, SIXTH IIHW If-lnzilul lfioliiiiamlei. Imiialfl Yalin. Ilwralml Svauss, Hill-4-rt M1-itzcm-i, Anthony lim-lzli-r, 111--ii-aw Klimkif-, .I--lin Vrlian, ltoli--it Ilamzw-it, lipln- Viollwiii, llillgn-ln' Wo-icln-. Al4Sl'QN'l'Z lmlmlil Milli-r, lin-my Miitli, lialliiyiiv XXMIL-ll, Small 44g Who? The Freshmen? Sure! Why they're the kids who come to school the first day looking half-scared to death! They're good kids . . . once you got to know them, you liked 'em a lot! The first day of school . . . scared plenty. If only someone would try and be friendly . . . or something. But that was silly . . . everyone was being friendly! It was only the strange- ness of the place that made us lose our nerve. But somehow . . . that feeling went away after a few days . . . and we were sure we were going to like high school, after all. We got to know each other . . . and found some very good friends among the kids. Football? Yep! That was no problem . . . except for the girls who had never seen a f'ootball game before. Boys literally threw themselves into the game . . . wouldn't talk any- thing but football. Tommy Endl and Jerry Stauss got on the A team . . . lots of the other Freshmz.n boys made the B team. Natch, there were class elections . . . when all the voting was over, we found that we had some pretty good kids in office. Eddie Ilager, our cute President . . . John Fischer, our happy- go-lucky Vice-President . . . and Jo Ann Higgins, our pretty and full-of-fun Secretary . . . what more could a class ask for? Class party was meant to try and help us get better acquainted . . . most of us thought we knew everyone . . . but we changed our minds after the party was over . . . found out we still had some growing up to do. Student Council elections were next . . . outcome just good . . . Barb Clark and Jo Ann lliggins . . . Bob Enking and John fSkinnyJ Urban . . . were elected to represent our class . . . again we were proud of our choice. Basketball? You know all about that, of course! Especially if you go to Jefferson Iligh . . . we aren't forgotten there either . . . evident the Freshmen were needed . . . two boys were hard to beat . . . Lyle Crotteau and Eddie Hager. Romance ? Freshmen? Well, the basketball season was over . . . spring came just around the corner . . . so why not? Baseball? The game everyone loves . . . if you don't, you will . . . if you go and see a couple of those games. The Freshmen get in on that, too. Then comes the end of our first wonderful year. It's hard for us to leave our friends . . . some of whom we may not see for quite awhile. But always remember . . . there's next year, and the next . . . and finally the next. So look forward to that vacation, kids.