Juneau High School - Jay Yearbook (Juneau, WI)

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A few weeks after school began, we started work on a two act, mixed-voice oper etta called The Sunbonnet Girl. The oast was as follows: Miranda...........Elaine Draeger Mrs. Meadows.........Pat Mahoney Luella.....Marilyn VanderSchnnf Hiram Meadows........Jim Hickey Evallna..........Myrtle Backhaus Reuben Me Spavin...3. Lauersdorf Ezra Mc9pavln...Harvey Koepsell Mrs. Coleman....Esther Koepsell Bob Coleman.....Martin Koepsell Barbara Coleman...Marg Pluckhan Jerry Jackson.......Carl Oelrlch Susan Clifton..Kathyrn Stallard Mrs. Soroggs....Mary J. Polfues Abljah Scroggs..W. Zuberbuehler ladle Simpkins....Elaine Becker Calico Girl...Lila M. Schoenlke Evallna surely knew about th at pry-mer don ner et uff alright. You saw real love be- tween Jerry and Barbara. What about Sue and Bob? Reuben and Miranda weren't bad either. Everyone worked hard to make It the success It was. We were under the capable direc- tion of Mrs. Oberdlek, who had charge of both speaking a nd musical score.

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Our let placa soloist, Elaine Becker The Olee Club again resumed their annual career under the successful cooperation of their competent director, Mrs. Slack. Upon her resignation at Christmas, she was suc- ceeded by Mrs. Oberdlek, a very capable dlreo- tor. The club has Increased Its membership to fifty-five. The following officers have acted In conducting the meetings: Kathryn Stallard, president; Margaret Pluckhan, vice president; Sylvia Lazarus, secretary and treasurer. Every year there are capable participants of the Olee Club represented at the Annual Music Festival. An ensemble of 12 was formed and was honored In receiving first place. Elaine Becker also received first place as a soloist. The club sponsored a Christmas Dance In a beautifully decorated gym to provide the group with entertainment during the holidays. The music was furnished by Babe Sohonath'e orchestra.

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The student council of 1942 and '43 displayed en thu slasm in the social events of the year. The council, composed of eight memb era, two from each class chosen by popu- lar vote, have had charge of the social hours and the annual Home- coming affairs. A round-up of ping-pong balls and paddles with Genevieve In the lead. The president of our ambitious assemblage Is Dorothy Panettl, a capable student of the senior class. The other senior representative Is Donald Llndeman. The Juniors were represented by Roy Meckelberg and Marvel Brehm; the Sophomores by Elmo Hall and Alice Nelson, and t he Freshmen by Jim Hickey and Charmain e Cravllllon. We were also fortunate In having Mr. Simpson, an ardent advisor, to aid In the duties of this society. The future plans of the group are In conjunction with the national defense program. They will no doubt make a great success of this venture as they have formerly done with their various undertakings. Hepcate writhing with rhythm at a Wednesday night Jive session.