Jefferson High School - J Yearbook (Jefferson, WI)

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Cooks And Custodians — Helpful Hands Throughout the school year, the cooks and custodians have put forth great effort to satisfy the student body. The cooks have accomplished this with their cooking talents. The aroma which penetrates the halls fourth hour has drawn many students and teachers into the cafeteria at noon. The hard working custodians have maintained and kept the school clean so that we may be proud of it. The school could not possibly operate effectively without the dedicated efforts of these men and women. COOKS. (Right) ROW 1: Helen Lehman, Betty Eisele, Mildred Mutchler. ROW 2: Shirley Boos, Jane Krek-low, Angie Vande Zande. CUSTODIANS. (Below) TOP TO BOTTOM: Palmer Niederwerfer, Harvey Mutchler, William DeFraties, Raymond Klauer. Even janitors join in the excitement of school spirit. Cooks Custodians 19

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Secretaries Aid in the Daily Functions of the School What would the students at JSHS do if we did not have secretaries? Who would write out tardy slips, dispense locker keys, collect money, type, take messages, and relay telephone calls? Our student body does not have to worry because we have two very capable secretaries who perform their jobs efficiently. Another person who deserves credit for her behind-the-scenes work, is Mrs. Jane Lehmann, who serves as a library aid and helps to keep it running smoothly. MARIE HATHAWAY - Office Secretary If Mr. Olson doesn't keep Marie busy with typing chores, the teachers do. JANE LEHMANN - Library Aide EILEEN KELLER - Office secretary

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Sophomores Invade Senior High in the Spirit of '76 The Spirit of '76 rolled in with new and widespread talent in everything from sports to unorganized fun. They always gave their best no matter what feat they attempted to accomplish. Several sophomores proved their athletic abilities by earning positions on the varsity squads and by helping to produce winning records for JV teams. Even the sophomore girls accepted the challenge of the Spirit of '76 . They combined their efforts with the junior girls during the powder puff football game and helped to win a decisive victory over the seniors. Their enthusiasm for sports did not stop with the participants themselves but went on to the fans in the stands during every event. In almost every spectator bus that departed from JSHS for rival schools, the students were predominantly members of the sophomore class. The sophomores felt that at times the upperclassmen did not always appreciate the enthusiastic cheering and the other actions directed toward the Eagles, but they continued to remain loyal in the backing of their teams. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS. (Left to Right) Tom Stauss, president; Dennis Kutsche, secretary-treasurer; Tim Brunner, vice president. Enthusiastic sophomores respond whether they are participants or spectators. 20 Sophomores