Juneau High School - Jay Yearbook (Juneau, WI)

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Rowg. Bueter Thelson, Calvin Schoeffel, George Hickey, Raymond Tletz, Ralph Schultz, Calvin Becker, Gene Nebl, Coach George Hoffman. Rowl. Prank Mletzel, James Hartzhelm, Victor Ritter, Albert Woehrmann, Andy Hebenstrelt, Daniel Brenslke. Lester Oestrelch. The Juneau High School track team of 1940 had an Impressive season, although It was marred In the first few meets because of the Illness of some of the boys. The team won three meets; lost two Including the Cooney and Beaver Dam meets which took place at the beginning of the year. They also placed 16th In the state meet at Madison. The team captain was Al Woehrmann. CHEERLEADERS K. Stallard, M. VanderSchaaf E. Zuberbuehler

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Row3. E. Rupnov, Mgr., W. 3chwock, L. Oestrelch, I. Blschoff, S. Korth, H« MsckslbBr • Row 2. Coach Vleth, W. Oahlmann, F. Mletzel, D. Brenslke, V. Ritter, E. Rail, C. Schoeffel. Row 1. 0. Hickey, A. Woehrmann, R. Tletz, C. Schwantes, R. Relble, James Hartlhelm. Date OoDonent Is They Wherg P;ay94 11 25 Randolph 22 17 Juneau 11 28 Waupun 22 24 Waupun 12 5 Cedarburg 27 29 Cedarburg 12 12 Pewaukee 20 17 Juneau 12 19 Menominee Falls 21 27 Menominee Falls 12 22 Alumni 23 26 Juneau 1 6 Johnson Creek 22 36 Johnson Creek 1 9 Sllnger 20 32 Juneau 1 16 Hartland 21 27 Juneau 1 23 C edarburg 33 32 Juneau 1 30 Pewaukee 34 28 Pewaukee 2 3 Johnson Creek 21 31 Juneau 2 6 Menominee Falls 24 28 Juneau 2 13 Sllnger 25 22 Sllnger 2 20 Hartland 32 29 Hartland

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 Row 4. K. Stallard, M. VanderSchaaf, H. Schultz, E. Zuberbuehler, 0. Oaloff, T. Peters, D. Panettl, E. Koepsell, M. VanderSchaaf, 0. VanderSchaaf. Row3. Mlse Snell, M. Arneson, D. Klug, B. Panzer, M. Stanton, R. Sch mldt L. Woehrmann, 3. Lazarus, A. Nelson. Row2. P. Zimnerman, R. Polfuss, L. Korth, M. Brehm, M. Noll, E. Stelnagel, V.Schmidt, B. Henke, M. Polfuss, P. Mahoney. Howl. L. Schoenlke, M. Pluckhan, R. Ihde, L. Pluckhan, I. Schmidt, C. Rohde E. Draeger. This group of thirty energetic girls made the best of their two weekly basketball practices—learning the art of teamwork, sportsmanship and cooperation. They also Improved their Indivi- dual skill under the capable leadership of Miss Carol Snell, suo- ceeded by Miss Virginia Burgchardt. Once again there was a tournament wherein the four classes struggled for the girls championship. Girls basketball has been classified as a school activity for many years. It Is an excellent game not only for physical exercise but for mental training as well. The baseball season of '41 was not very successful In the won and lost columns, but It was In the eyes of the coach. In that It gave valuable experience to a number of new pla yere and the team and the coach look for a great season 1 n '42. The years batting average was .321.