Jefferson High School - J Yearbook (Jefferson, WI)

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LIBRARY AIDES. (Right) Jane Lehmann, Sue Noethe. COOKS CUSTODIANS. (Top) ROW 1: Bob Gerhardt, Jim Waters. ROW 2: Bill DeFraties. Ray Klauer, Gene Mendoza. Michael Memeth, F.v Reese. (Above) Angeline Vande Zande, Betts Eisele. Helen Lehman, Edith DeFraties, Geraldine Brock, Kathleen Kineteder. (Right) Jane Kreklosv, Harvey Mutchler. SECRETARIES. (Center) Marjorie Jaeger. Lorraine Litterski. Lynn Christianson. 28 Aides Cooks Custodians

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Students Develop Culturally And Physically The activities that the Art Department offers the students are merely tools or stepping stones to help them understand a little bit better some things about themselves and about the people around them. Coke bottles and tongue clicks became essential parts of the choir program. The Choral Department tried an avant-garde musical arrangement in which students were free to express their own interpretations of music they were performing. The department also appreciated the nearness of the auditorium which eliminated the need of hauling pianos up and down flights of stairs. The Physical Education Department doubled its teaching staff because of the incoming freshmen. A modern dance class became a part of the sophomore girls’ curriculum. Although most girls were a bit apprehensive in the beginning of the unit, many felt it had been an enjoyable experience. Senior classes went coed during the bowling and dancing units of their courses. The guys and girls seemed to work a little harder during their units. Perhaps it might be called “rivalry between the sexes ? Although the Band Department enjoyed its newly expanded facility, the band curriculum did not change. Students participated in the usual combined marching and concert performances. The concert and symphonic bands traveled to Nashville to compete with bands from many other states.

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Talented People Serve Students Secretaries Student Teachers 29