Juneau High School - Jay Yearbook (Juneau, WI)

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STARRING THE SOPHOMORES Thirty-three Sophomores resu m ed their course of study In Sep tember, 194?. They are all active participants In the extra-curricular activities our school affords. The Mr. Five by Five of the class Joe Hartzhelm, was elected president. Myrtle Backhsus held the office of vice president, Elaine Draeger was elected secretary and Howard Uttech was the Morgenthsu of the class. Alice Kelson and Elmo Hall held up the democratic form of government as representatives on the Student Council. Mr. Culver was our class advisor but being drafted In December, he was sue ceed ed by Mr. Butler. The Sophomores are all out for victory. Row 4. G. V. Row 3. P. H. Row 2. J. I. Row 1. D. Vander Schaaf, M. Backhaus, A. Nelson, D. Grosenlck, P. Tletz, E. Hall, Grosenlck, R. Stallard, M. Vander Schaaf. Mahoney, H. Uttech, E. Rupnow, J. Schrap, P. Panettl, R. Ullg, Schoenberger, M. Koepsell. „ .„ „ Selohert, E. Becker, I. Schmidt, B. Henke, M. Polfuss, E. Draeger, Kramer, C. Rohde, M. Cummings. . . . . . Kirkpatrick, R. Kranz, L. Llndeman, J. Hartzhelm, A. Drahelm, D. Rohde.

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SUMMONING THE JUNIORS We, the Juniors of 194P-43, have covered a lot of ground during the year and succeeded In collecting dividende to boost our finances to a new high. Among many projects which we eDonsored were the selling of Christmas cards and maga- zine subscriptions. Our able president was Ruth Polfuse and the position of vice president was taken over by Hugo Borchert. Darlene Grlep, with her neat longhand, was a very capable secretary and Norbert Ger- bltz, who always had something to say, acted as class treasurer. We were rep- resented In the Student Council by Mar- vel Brehm and Royal Meckelberg. We were under the leadership of our com pe tent advisor, Miss Boley. Row 4. Row 3. Row 2. Row 1. N. Qerbltz, K. Rupnow, J. Duffy, R. Buschkopf, H. Borchert, W. Schwoch, C. Schoeffel, R. Meckelberg. D. Grlep, J. Schoenberger, J. Schlndel, F. Mletzel, L. Oestrelch, E, Kohl- D. Neuendorf, D. Brenslke, Miss Boley. D. Draeger, D. Klug, M. Baerwald, M. Booth, L. Schoenlke, R. Polfuss, L. Korth, M. Brehm, E. Panzer. A. Krey, W. Woltmann, H. Gerth.

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OUR FAVORITE FRESHMEN The Freshman Class of 1942-43 was 39 In number. Our class officers were Shir- ley Stuart as president, Beatrice Nel eon vice president, Betty Stanton—eecre tary and Jeanne Hickey acted as treasurer. We were well repre sented on the Student Council by Charmalne Cravllllon and James Hickey. Our competent advisor Is Mrs. Oberdlek who supervised ell our class parties. We had several exciting parties dur- ing the year, Including a farewell party for Henry Hoeft, a member of our class who moved to Milwaukee. Another was our Initiation party which the Sophomores gave In our honor. We were well rep- resented In all school activities. Row 4. Row 3. Row 2. Row 1. D. Powell, W. Zuberbuehler, J. Haase, R. Klug, E. Jahnke, J. H. Brehm, F. Manning, W. Krey, P. Peters. D. Kuntz, B. Stueber, B. Nelson, C. Chapman, M. Pluckhan, B. Stanton, S. Stewart, Mrs. Oberdlek. B. Korth, B. Pautsch, C. Brechter, C. Cravllllon, M. Weraonske, wetter, J. Sell,. P. Berkholtz, E. Booth, T. Lyons. A. Steffen, A. Huggler, M. Nehls, A. Jung, H. Klug, A. Duffy, H. Werblow. Kreuzlger, 0. Oaloff, R. Schoen- R. Heath,