Juneau High School - Jay Yearbook (Juneau, WI)

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On December 7, 1944, the Junior Claes presented their play, a three-act comedy titled Shiny Nose. It was an outstanding production and much credit le due their director, Miss Boley, who was assisted by Mrs. Meiers, and the ten characters who played their parts very well. Zip ................ Charmalne Cravllllon Janey ................... Maxine Pluekhan George Anderson ............. Earl Jahnke Mr. Marble .... Willis Zuberbuehler Mrs. Marble ........... Genevieve Galoff Helen .................. Beatrice Nelson Allen Rogers................Robert Heath Coach Jones ................ Harry Thleme Madge Grant ............ Beatrice Stueber Peggy.........................Helen Slug

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Row 4: Row 3: Row 2: Row 1: A. Jung, C. Cravllllon, P. Berkholtz, A. Huggler, H. Werblow, A. Duffy, L. Pasbrlg, C. Brechter, T. Lyons, E. Booth. B. Thlede, B. Pautsch, R. Schoenwetter, D. Powell, F. Manning, B. Stueber, B. Stanton, J. Sell, Miss Boley, advisor. M. Pluckhan, J. Hickey, H. Brehm, M. Wersoneke, D. Kuntz, P. Peters, H. Klug, B. Nelson. 0. Galoff, C. Chapman, R. Klug, H. Thleme, W. Zuberbuehler, E. Jahnke, R. Heath. JUNIOR JOTTINGS The Junior Class started the year with 32 members answering the roll call. It was a busy year trying to raise money to sponsor a Junior Prom, but through the cooperation of each member and their advisor, Miss Boley, the task was made easy. They launched a magazine cam- paign in the fall, followed by a Christ- mas card sale and the Junior play, ■Shiny Nose, directed by their advisor. All proved to be very successful. Earl Jahnke was chosen as President of the class. A1 Duffy served as Vice President, with Cleo Chapman and Harry Thleme acting as Secretary and Treasurer, respectively. The two members chosen to the Student Council were Beatrice Nelson and James Hickey. Beatrice Stueber rep- resented the class on the Jay Staff.

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Row 3: D. R. Row 2: Mr W. Row 1: c. D. Noll, D. Buege, H. Kreltzman, H. Schultz, E. Selchert, S. Kllnk, Uttech, P. Helblng, J. Bertel, B. Llndeman. Butler, Advleor, D. Buege, D. (Jahlman, J. Rohde, B. Luplow, D. Rohdet Strassman, D. Zlllsch, B. Korth, D. Nele. Woehrmann, R. Polfuee, V. Qoetsch, M. Grltzmacher, J. Arneson Peters, A. Panettl, 0. Kaeten. SOPHOMORE SCOOPS The Sophomores began the new school year with 8? students. The first one to leave us was Donald Soberg, who continued hie year at Madison. To take hie place In December, came Delores Noll from Beaver Dam. At the end of the first semester Carl Woehrmann also withdrew from the class. During the year we gave the Fresh- men an Initiation party and returned a party for the •Juniors. Both were enjoyed by everyone. Our advisor le Mr. Butler who has done a swell Job dur- ing the year. Our President Is Royce Polfuse, Vice Presl - dent, Ronald Uttech, Secretary Joyce Rohde and Treasurer, Jean Bertel. The members of the Student Council are Shir- ley Jean Kllnk and Allen Panettl. We are represented on the Jay Staff by Beverly Llndeman.