Juneau High School - Jay Yearbook (Juneau, WI)

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Tobu Dooclle On April 14, the Senior Claee produced a thrilling mystery-co medy entitled Toby Doodle Dandy, Under the capable dlreotlon of Mies Nommen- een, the play was a grand eucceee and auoh credit la due all membere of the caat which wae as follows: Robert Rogers .... Daniel Brenslte Horace Mathews ... Harvey Koepsell Hilda ................... Betty Parser Toby ................ Richard Berkholts Jerry Mathews............Marvel Breh Madaae Beatrice LaCoyne..Madeline Noll Susie....................Ruth Polfuss Lyle Oranger ..... Hugo Borehert

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PRom A Dutch garden of pastel oolors was the scene before you as you en- tered the J. H. 3. gymnasium on Fri- day evening, May 7, 1943. The event was the Junior Promenade. Colorful tulip beds Inside white picket fences set off the dancers, swaying in ec- stasy, from those who were relaxing and conversing In the comfortable lounging chairs. At one end of the farden you saw a grasay terrace. rom above this terrace came the lilting melodies of Raye Block's or- chestra who furnished the music of the evening. If you became thirsty, refreshments could be found In a Dutch windmill, served by gaily be- decked maidens. You were overwhelmed to think how Joyous springtime In Holland oould be. The climax of the evening was the grand march, led by King Willis Schwoch, now serving In the U. 3. Navy, and Queen Lila Mae Schoenlke. They were followed by the court of honor which consisted of the Junior and Senior class officers and their partners. And so the evening drew to a close and the danoere and spectators departed feeling that they had wit- nessed one of Juneau's most beautiful proms ever to be staged.

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Row 4: B. Henke, M. Cummings, L. Oeetreloh, M. Koepeell, 7. Bchrap, R. Krans, E. Werner, D. Klug. Row 3: P. Tlets, E. Hall, H. Uttech, V. Orosenlck, R. Illlg, P. Panettl, H. Schoenberger, Mlaa Boley, advleor. Row g: R. Stallard, A. Drahelm, D. Rohde, A. Nelson, 3. VanderSohaaf, L. Llndeman, K. Backhaue, M. VanderSchaaf. Row 1: 0. Kirkpatrick, E. Draeger, E. Becker, M. Polfuee, J. Hartrhelm, C. Rohde, 3. Thlede, I. Kramer. J0ININ3 THE JUNIORS The Juniors boast a large class In Juneau High school with their thirty-three members. A Junior Class Play was given entitled That Craty Smith Family which made a big hit with everyone. The annual promenade was a grand success both soolally and financially. A very prominent member, Donald Oroeenlck, enlisted In the Navy, Nov. 6, 1943. Our capable Instructor, Mies Boley contributes her Ideas and helps to boost our olass on to vlotory to- ward raising money. Our fine president, Duane Rohde, fulfills his position very well. Mary Jane Polfuee le the vice preeldent. Hate off to our blonde twin, Owendolyn Vender Schaaf, who makee a very fine olass secretary. The money-m a n Is Martin Koepeell, a very aotlve member. Our representatives In the stu dent counoll are Marilyn Vender Schaaf and Philip Panettl.