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Row 5: R. Polfus s, D. Buege, D. Buege, D. Zlllech, D. Soberg, D. Rohde. 0. Kaeten, V. Strassman. Row P. Helblng, J. Rohde, A. Panettl, W. Ooetsch, D. Peters, B. Luplow, J Arneson, Miss Nommensen, adrlBor. Rgw is D. Nele, J. Bertel, R. Uttech, M. Kirkpatrick, H. Kreltcman, D. Oahl- ■an, B. Korth, B. Llndeman, H. Schulte. FEATURING THE FRESHMEN On August 30, 1943, twenty - elx enthuslaetlo freshmen entered Juneau High School. One member was soon dropped from the class roll, namely Virgil Volfgram. Under the dlreotlon of Miss Nommensen, our advisor, we held our annual election of offloers. Donald Gahlman was eleoted president Haeel Krelteman, vice president, Don- ald Soberg, secretary, and Daniel Rohde, treasurer. Ve are represented In the Student Counoll by Joyoe Arneeon and Ron aid Utteoh. Phyllee Helblng was sleoted our representative on the Jay Staff. Ve had several class parties, one being an Initiation party given by the Sophomore class. We are also proving ourselves worthy In ths extra-ourrlcu- lar activities.
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Bfcck Row: M. VanderSchaaf, M. Pluckhan R. Uttech, P. Panettl. FrSPi fi22: H« Koepsell, B. Panzer, H Verblow, J. Arneeon. The Student Council of 1943-44 was headed by Harvey Koepsell and capably advised by Mr. Simpson. It was oomposed of eight members, two selected from each class. The Student Council takes charge of Soolal Hour and this year has presented the best Homecoming festival of all. Under their direction also, a campaign was held for the newly organized Pep Club. Each organization In the high school selected candidates and cam- paigned for them. The entire hlg h sohool voted for eight members from the group of candidates and those elected oomposed the Pep Club. Its object Is to produce bigger and better pep meet- ings with the assistance of the cheer- leaders. If there are any changes In social activities that the student body wants made, they present them to the Student Council and It Is their duty to alter them. The Student Council has been very successful for the few years It has functlonsd and we hope It will continue to be so.
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