Jefferson High School - J Yearbook (Jefferson, WI)

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(The Ihtuior Class • FIRST ROW: Lois Lang, Sheila Shannon, Bonnie Vogel Carol Suchomil, Dorothy Schloesser, Lorretta Huschka, Diana Pholman, Karen Hauser. Eilene Hefke, Birdice D bberstein, Carol Puerner, Kathy Ott, Joyce Schiesl, Betty Schuff, Helen Shannon. SECOND ROW: Jerome Miller. Elyden Endl, Danny Donovan, Eugene Schuld, Bill Strobush, Larry Mistele. Dick Haas, Jackie Bender, Bob Hagy, Duane Collins, John Ladien, Robert Darling, Ron Sinclair, Dean Steinke, Dean Stevens. THIRD ROW: Janet Staude, Joyce Traeder, Carolyn Waldeman, Phyllis Messier, Dorothy Gosdeck, Nadean Olson, Pat Pinnow, Joanne Ladien, Pat Pastorius, Pat Britzman, Norma Klettke, Arlene Schemm, Shirley Haferman, Lauretta Kriedermann, Ellen Wineland, Shirley Tracy, Marion Langholff. FOURTH ROW: Dennis Griesemer, John Fischer, Glenn Fuerbringer, Maynard Trebitowski, Roger Streich, Gecrge Boushard, Delane Beaver, Gerald Herdendorf, Gene Stauss, Gene Sickels, Don McDermott, Ken Springob, Bob Green, James Noel, Henry Fischer. FIFTH ROW: Eva Niemeier, Lillian Toogood, Shirley Lind- er, Dcnna Lucas, Sharon Maxwell, Patsy Aumann, Ruth Rader, Bernice Powell, Shirley Bass, Mary Wolf, Shirley Ha’.di, Marlene Roglitz, Rosemary Aumann. Joyce Friedel, Ruth Werner. SIXTH ROW: Phyllis Langraf, Ruth Lang, Clarence Vogel, Carl Ganser, Charles Frohmader, LeRoy Frohmader, Dick Davies, Leonard Oest-reich, Gordon Jung, Roy Krause, Wildon Reich, Arnold Brawders, Don Brown, Roger Koeppel. Karly in the fall a group of confident new juniors climbed the steps of Jefferson High School. We were at last upperclassmen. We were determined to show everyone that we, as juniors, were going to do something. So we started tlie year at a fast pace by sponsoring the “Harvest Hop” which was one of the most successful dances of the year. Juniors are well represented in all school organizations, extracurricular events and sports. Although we didn’t do so well as far as honor students are concerned, we did begin to steadily improve. After the first quarter, things really began to fly for us. First, our class rings arrived. Next, we began preparations for our class play, which was a huge success. Then prom plans were in the air. Other years went fast for us, but our junior year seemed to fly much too rapidly. We 11 miss the patient help of Miss Rankin, our class advisor, but now we 11 say farewell to a very successful year.

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Oic !§?rmur (Class FIRST ROW: Mary Haldiman, Beverly Probst, Ramona Gleiter, Marion Bass, Nancy Krueger, Sally Wolfgram, Betty Ladien, Donna Berkley, Jean Schuld, Dixie Dummer, Evon Brychell, Jean Springob, Mary Kreklow. SECOND ROW: Gerald Matters, Eugene Punzel, Allie Haas, Fred Shoenfeldt, Dale Nelson, Frederick Seavert, John Propp, Joe Schiferl, Ron Kostroski, Bill Schiferl, Keith Shannon, Jon Hotter. THIRD ROW: Carol Werner, Shirley Vogel, Arlene Grant, Mildred Vergenz, Marily Mertens, Margaret Schroeder, Helen Woodward, Betty Schroeder, Virginia Schuld, JoAnn Altreuter, Phyllis Boltz, Catherine Rupprecht, Helen Wedl. FOURTH ROW: LaVerne Notbohm, Edward Quale, Mathias Biewer, Roger Spangler. Ray Schicker, Don Biederman, Dick Fisher, Jim Peterson, Elmer Waldman, Rodney Weber, Oscar B rgsmark. FIFTH ROW: Beth Frohmader, Dolores Rol-land, Marilyn Heine, Cy Renz, Lois Westerman. Anne Mueller. Betty Tessman. Jane Frattinger, Janis Sterling, Pat Wilier, Frances Jacobs, Nancy Higgins. SIXTH ROW: Don Haldi, Don Pick, Merrill Monogue, James Tay- lor, William Griesemer, Delbert Wisniewski, Ken Buske Lloyd Koeppel, Arnold Vogel, Jim Monogue, Tom Sault. The smiling faces yon see above belong to the Senior Glass of 1053. Most of these people have wandered the halls of Jefferson High for the past three years and now. in this last year, they recall all the wonderful experiences of their school career. Early in the school year, the senior class advisor. Mr. Bronkalla, called a meeting of the seniors so that they could elect the class officers. The officers elected were as follows: president, Ron Kostroski; vice-president, Joe Schiferl; secretary-treasurer, Marian Bass. One of the most important events of the school year, the Midwinter Formal, was successful because of the combined efforts of the senior class and the annual staff. Many seniors will regret leaving the familiar faces of their classmates and friends. Of course, all the seniors will miss the friendly and cooperative teaching staff of the Jefferson High School. The seniors who are successful, and there will be many, will have Jefferson High School to thank for their positions.

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(The !§ J043(mmure Class 3 F FIRST ROW: Anita Luedtke, Shirley Windl, Donna Schuld, Jean Skalitzkie, Mary Lee Mundschau, Barbara Westphal, Joan Tessman, Mary Fergen, Ellen Guttenberg Marilyn Eiden, Mary Lorenston, Nancy Ley, Barbara Wedl, Mary Ott, Marilyn Higgins, Charlene Crandall, S Charles Lederer, Bob Seitz, Dieter Hagen, Mike Urban, Clyde McGinnis, Darrell Astin, Norman Kostroski, Fred Banazak, Bob Hinkle, Charles Pooch, Robert Smith, Jerry Glitsky, Ray Adler, Ronald Heine. THIRD ROW Gloria Crosby, Mary Hodge, Shirley Hartwig, Bev Wedl, Mary Otto, Marilyn Higgins, Charlene Crandall, Susan Reul, Betty Rueth, Marjorie Koeppel, Nancy Rue, Doloers Neipert, Beverly Miller, Darlene Filenius, Dorothy Fischer. FOURTH ROW: Charles Sayre, Walter Gossfeld, Lyle Vogel, Raymond Koehler, John Probst, Roddy Higbie, Edward Biasing, John Biewer, Jay Beyers- dorf, Paul Rieck, Bill Halfman, Bob Monogue, Donald Schroeder, Ronald Beaumont. FIFTH ROW: Donna Leedle, Percy Streng, LuEtta Larson, Marlene Landgraf, Beverly Pohlman, Roberta Biederman, Joyce Braunschweig, Stella Schroeder, Shirley Kramer, Jack Wendorf, Jerry Schuld, Richard Dougherty, Edward Schroedl. SIXTH ROW: Claude Meitzner, Wayne Pooler, John Carlson, Harold Werning, LaVerne Neimeier, Rudolph Hackl, Ken- neth Fischer, Peter Gigous, Arlan Sterling, Paul Gigous Ronnie Streich, Joeseph Schutten. How time does fly. It seems like only yesterday when we walked into J. li. S. as bewildered freshmen. It hardly seems possible that next year we’ll he coming back as upper-classmen. Although we are looking forward to the coming year, we will never forget our sophomore year with Miss Lei11 as our class advisor. Our class was well represented in all sports events. Not only did we have many players on the “11” teams, but many of them made the “A” teams. The “B” team players were cheered on by our six cheerleaders. We’re proud of our class for doing such a tine job of backing up the teams, not only as players and cheerleaders, but also as fans. Everyone feels we picked fine class officers and student council representatives. Extra curricular activities played an important part in making our social life more interesting and enjoyable. The many school dances were very popular throughout this year. £ The first half of our high school life has been most enjoyable and we hope to make the second half even more profitable.