Juneau High School - Jay Yearbook (Juneau, WI)

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■That Crazy Smith Family pre- sented by the Junior Class was given December 2, 1943. Un3er the careful direction of Mlse Boley and Miss Nom- nensen the play wae a total success. The cast was as follows: Ma Smith ............. Myrtle Backhaus Fa Smith ....... Arnold Drahlem Tony Smith.................Elmo Hall Betty Smith .... Mary Jane Polfuss Buddie Smith ..................... Joe Hartzlem Aunt Bella..............Bxoesom Henke Sally Smith . . . Mary Ellen Cummings Barbara Wetherby .... Alice Nelson Professor Slattery . . Martin Koepsell Dick Jones ........... Philip Panettl Stewart Brandon ................ Duane Rohde Julie Weston . . Marilyn Vander Schaaf Thai Crarij J$miih Fnmilij

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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.

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STARRING THE SOPHOMORES Roll was called by Captain Butler, commanding officer of the aeoond divl- alon of Camp J. H. 8. Thlrty-th rea buck privates an d four offloare re- sponded to the call. The following officers were put In oharge for the year of 1943-44. The brains of ths company, 1st Lieut. Jahnke, was eleotsd President. Next we eleoted 2nd Lt. A1 Duffy, Vice President. The next two offloss were held by two att r ao- tlve W. A. C. 8. Sergeant Bsa Stusbsr was elected secretary and Cor por al Rosalind Schoenwetter was sleoted trea- surer. Ths two P. F. C.'s (Per son al Friends of the Captain) to aot on the Student Council were Maxine Pluck han and Harlan Verblow. One of the Buck Privates was transferred to a camp at Oreen B ay, Pvt. Jeanne Hlokey. In her place we received a recruit, Pvt. LeRoy Pasbrla from the Beaver Dam Camp. Row Row Row Row 4S B, C, S: M, E, 1'- a, 3, 1: B, B, Pautsch, P. Berkholtx, R. Schoenwetter, A. Steffen, J. Sell, M. Nehls, Cravllllon, A. Duffy, A. Huggler. Pluckhan, H. Brehm, C. Chapman, W. Zuberbuehler, H. Thieme, R. Slug, Jahnke, Mr. Butler, advisor. Oaloff, B. Stueber, H. Klug, C. Breohter, J. Rickey, D. Kunte, Stanton, H. Werblow, L. Pasbrlg. Thlede, A. Jung, F. Manning, T. Lyons, E. Booth, P. Peters, R. Heath. Nelson.