Jefferson High School - J Yearbook (Jefferson, WI)

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SENIOR CLASS PLAY On April 28 the Senior Class presented the comedy, Cheaper by the Dozen , as their class play. The comical antics of this large family brought many laughs from the audience. Mrs. Scherer directed the play with Mary Anne Mueller acting as student director. Behind the scenes were many others who helped make the play a success. The cast included: Mr. Gilbreth................................Don Zahn Mrs. Gilbreth.........................Barb Dougherty Ernestine..............................Jan Leschinsky Frank....................................Denny Munro Anne...............................Anne Chamberlain Fred.................................George Niebler Martha...............................Sharon Caucutt Dan........................................Bob Powell Lillian...............................Nancy Stilling Bi11..................................Curt Dahlgren Dr. Burton.................................Ted Farrell Joe Scales............................Jerry Stilling Larry.................................Harry Graves Miss Brill............................Neila Wrasse Mrs. Fitzgerald.......................Karen Abendroth 23

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ROW ONE: J. Kohn, J. Leschinsky, P. Dunham, A. Antoine, C. Hettich. J. Gruennert, J. Ulm. ROW TWO: P. Blayney, R. Boutelle, K. Lee, D. Sayre, R. Hohenstein, M. Hohenstein, J. Doebert, J. Vaughn, Mr. Flegl, J. Hamaan. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is one of the newest organizations at Jefferson High School. Started in the school year of 1957-58, the Society has four main objectives. The Society endeavors to create an interest in scholarship, to advance leadership, to inspire the development of character in pupils, and to arouse a desire to help others. To be a member of the National Honor Society, a person must have a minimum of a B average, and to be re-elected he must maintain that average throughout his junior and senior years. The members are chosen by the faculty and are rated on the qualities of character, service, and leadership. Mr. Robert Flegl is the advisor for the National Honor Society. 22

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ALL-SCHOOL PLAY In a setting of the 1860's, Little Women was presented as the all-school play. To make the play a success, credit should be given to the director, Mrs. White, and her helpful student directors, Rose Hohenstein and Jerry Stilling. The cast included: Jo........... Meg .... Amy .... Beth . . . . Marmee . . . Mr. March . . Laurie. John Brooke . Aunt March . Professor Bhaer . . Patty Dunham .Carol Marasch . . .Nancy Jark Helen Ruth Shafer . . .Sue Church . . . Steve Lade . Roger Beaumont . .Roger Boutelle . . Sharon Riehle . . Jeff Hamann