Jefferson High School - J Yearbook (Jefferson, WI)

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|Jrti 'taff FIRST ROW: Jean Schuld, Donna Berkley, Janis Sterling, Evon Brychell, Betty Ladien, Pat Wilier, Dixie Dum- mer. Jane Frattinger, Norma Klettke. Bonnie Vogel, Eva Niemier, Shirley Haldi, Marlene Roglitz, Lillian Too-good, Sharon Maxwell, Lois Westerman. SECOND ROW: Shirley Hartwig, Marilyn Higgins, Beverly Wedl, Mary Ott. Helen Wedl, Carol Werner, Shirley Vogel, Shirley Linder, Donna Lucas, Rosemary Aumann, Ramona Gleiter, Virginia Schuld, Betty Schroeder. Catherine Rupprecht, Carol Puerner, Miss Marshall. THIRD ROW: Ann Mueller, JoAnn Tessman, Mary Lee Mundschau, Ellen Wineland, Shirley Tracy, Pat Pastorius, Helen Taylor, Helen Woodward, Marilyn Mertens, Joyce Friedel, Margaret Schroeder, JoAnn Notbohm, Betty Schuff, Jon Hotter, Keith Shannon, Bill Halfman, Charles Pooch. News—that four letter word that seems to give all reporters a little hit of trouble. II seemed that news was not always (lie easiest thing to acquire. Even (lie Pen Reporters wracked their brains once in awhile to keep the students at JelTerson High School informed. With Donna Berkley, Editor; Betty Schuff, Co-Editor and Jim Monogue, Business Manager: they worked hard to keep I he Pen alive and interesting. M iss Ida Marshall. Advisor, helped in many ways to keep tiie reporters in the straight and narrow path. With each reporter's style and technique, the Pen was on top of the students reading list and therefore ended another successful year for our school paper.

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Annual FIRST ROW: Carol Puerner, Marilyn Anderson, Betty Tessman, Anne Mueller, Jane Frattinger, Marilyn Mertens, Evon Brychell. SECOND ROW: Lois Westerman, Sharon Maxwell, Beth Frohmader, Ramona Gleiter, Marion Bass, Helen Woodward, Betty Schuff, Lillian Toogood, Bill Schiferl. THIRD ROW: Merrill Monogue, Keith Shannon, Jim Monogue, Dick Fisher, Joe Schiferl, Gerald Matters, Ron Kostroski, Bob Green, Henry Fisher. The Annual Staff, under the supervision of Miss Farnsworth, again undertook the production of an Annual. The staff was headed by Anne Mueller. Editor, and Ron Kostroski, Business Manager. It contained members from the junior and senior classes, primarily.. Plans were barely laid for the Annual when preparations for Homecoming activities began. The staff, which sponsored this, worked hard to prepare an extra-special weekend for Jefferson High School. Then plans for a cover design, dedication, picture-taking, engraver's deadlines and finally the date with the printer kept the staff working busily until the Mid-winter formal. This event, sponsored by the staff, was one of the most successful in years. Finally pictures were in, copy was typed and the year book completed. Good luck to next year’s Editor, Bob Green, and Business Manager, Sharon Maxwell, who were elected by staff members early in the year.

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 FIRST ROW Ken Buske Betty Tessman, Lois Westerrian, Betty Schuff, Joyce Schiesl, JoAnn Notbohm, Donna Dettmers SECOND ROW: Tom Sault, Glenn Fuerbringer, Eldyen Endl, Mary Lee Mundschau, Joan Tessman, Margaret Schroeder, Marilyn Mertens. THIRD ROW: Don Haldi, Pat Dillon, Bruce Buelow, Dick Fisher, Bill Halfman, Norman Kostroski. The Student Council of 1953 consisted of twenty-four ambitious students ready to fulfill any duties necessary. Ken Buske was elected president for this year, while Dick Fischer was vice-president5 Betty Tessman, secretary and Betty Schuff was treasurer. Mr. Palmer, after seven years as the advisor of the Jefferson High School Student Council, was presented with a wrist watch from the Student Council before his departure at the end of the first semester. The Student Council greatly appreciated the fine guidance he had given us in helping us to make better representatives of the student body. Mr. Mullen was our new advisor for the second semester. For a majority of the year we sold candy. We sponsored a talent show which turned out to be successful and finally attended the tri-city meeting held at Heaver Dam on March 19. We feel we have helped to unite the school into a more democratic body during our work this year.