Juneau High School - Jay Yearbook (Juneau, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1950 volume:

Juneau High School r y'?nS c t 'S rth) zsnc6 £ -y W t 4X?’ d? i A never « • t s: j)) t v . .. v ' ? •■ v . • ■ -fa fv‘ . . . , -I-’t: « 7r -. Ar ' %- — - X V . w.y • ? .. y. ••'.’ •v-r; r; 'v — ., «4 i £2ft Mr. Culver Mrs. Culver Mr. Dahl Mias Stlgltauer Mr. Simpson FACULTY Miss Stanton Mrs. Hickey Mr. Wuttl Mrs. McEachln Mrs. Dahl President Secretary Treasurer Wanda Sprenger Lawrence Buhr Vlce-nresident Charles Sell SENIORS Margie Panetti Eugene Becker Basketball 1,2,3 ; Foot- ball l; Student Council 1, 2: Class Play J; Pow Wow k; Claes President 3; Camera Club 3, ; Dramatic Club 4. ■The only thing that can beat him out of the last word Is his echo. Dewayne Braun Basketball 3; Pow Wow 4; Dramatic Club 5; Office boy 3,U. Oh, ambition, ambition, where art thou? Roger Cannlff Football 2,3, ; Band 1,2, 3, 4-; Camera Club 3, 4; Arte and Crafts 2,3,4; Baseball Mgr. 2; Basket- ball Mgr. 3, . Don't look at me, girls, It makes me blush. Julenne Collard Entered from Reesevllle 3; Forensics 3, 4; Home Ec. Club 3,4; G.A.A. 3, J Dramatic Club 4; Pow Wow staff 4. Early to bed and early to rise, and you miss the best part of the day. Donald Blodgett Basketball 1, 2, 3; Base- ball 1,3, . I'm a senior now, I must be dignified. Lawrence Buhr Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Football 1, 2,3,4; Arts and Crafts 2, 3,4; Junior Class Play 3; President 1,2,4. He knows that football l8n t the only place a good line Is needed. Lila Clark Entered from Reesevllle Junior year; Prom Queen 3; Home Ec. Club 3, . ■Short, sweet, and sure. Virginia Essmann Chorus 1,2,3,4; Home Ec. Club 1,2,3,4; O.A.A. 1.2, 3,4; Forensics 1,2,3; Pow Wow 4. She hath both beauty and brains. Hilda Flrari Entered from Reesevllle; Dramatic Club 3; Library Club 3, ; Pow Wow 4. School and books may be all right, but dances are my real delight. Donald Oernetzke Arts and Crafts 3,4; Lib- rary Club 4; entered from Reesevllle. I tell you, friends, get around. I get my girls all out of town. Audrey Gerth Albert Goetsch Chorus 1, 2, 3; Dramatic Club 3; Forensics 1, 2; Jay Staff 4; Pow Wow 4; Librarian 2; Junior Class Play 3. Brown eyes were made for flirting. Robert Goetsch Forensics 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4; Football 3 4; Pow Wow 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Arts and Crafts 2, 3; Student Council 4. A pyrotechnical effer- vesence of etymological psychology. Lavon Heinzelmann Chorus 1,2,3, ; Dramatics 3; Pow Wow 4. Her favorite pastime is blushing.■ Jerome Henkel Transferred from Horicon; Football 4; Basketball 4. Basketball, football, Sc girls, come naturally to me. Mary Hinkee Chorus 1,2,3, -: Band 1,2, 3, 4; Pow Wow 4; Arts and Crafts 2, 3; Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2,3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Home Ec. Club 1,2; Student Council 2; Homecoming Queen 3; Forensics 1, 3, 4; Class Play 3; Dramatic Club 3 4. As the saying goes, I've got a wolf by the ears. Band 1, 2, 3$ ; Arte and Crafts 2, 3, 4; Forensics 2; Pep Band 2,3,U. If quietness indicates wisdom, X9m a whole li- brary. Ceylan Hall Football 1,2,3, ; Basket- ball 1,2,3: Arts Sc Crafts 3; Vice-president 2. I can get enthusiastic about 8one things. Albertha Henke Transferred from Almond; G.A.A. 4. The harder I try to be gooder, the worser I am. Joan Hllgendorf Chorus 1,2,3, ; Jay Staff ; Pow Wow 4. You never can tell about those quiet girls. Jerry Hoover Entered from Reesevllle; Football 3, ; Prom King 3 Love 'em all, you might miss one.■ Richard Jahnke Band 1,2,3 ; Chorus 1,2; football 3, Class Play 3; Art8 and Crafts Club 2.3. Why don't teachers ap- preciate met Dewayne Kirkpatrick football if; Basketball 2 ■The more I see of women, the more I like cats. David Kreitzman Entered from Reeseville; Beware—I may be great someday.■ Joanne Lee Entered from Reeseville; Library Club J; Home Ec. Club 3, if. ■She's an open book, she says what she thinks. Leon Neis Band 1,2,3, ; football 3, if; Baseball 3, if; Basket- ball 1,2; Arts Sc Crafts 2. ■The master of the tuba has no need of books. Carolyn Klrchoff Jay staff 3, ; Home Ec. Club 1,2,3, ; Chorus 1,2, 3, ; G.A.A. 1,2,3,i ; Pow Wow if; Forensics 2,3. It takes less energy to smile than to frown. Donald Klatt Forensics 1; Football if, A solemn lad with sober phis, who eats his grub and minds his biz.■ Joanne Kreuzlger Chorus 1,2,3,if; Home Eo. l,2,3, f; Dramatio Club 3, if; Forensics 1, 2, 3, ; Horae Ec. Club Vice-presi- dent 3; Arts and Crafts Club 3,if; Arts and Crafts Secretary if; G.A.A. 1, 2; Pow Wow if; Jay staff 1,2. ■A smile for every girl and two for every boy. Douglas Maas Band 1,2,3,if; Basketball 1, 2, 3, ; Baseball 3, ; Arte and Crafts 2; Class Play 3. Greater men than I may have lived, but I doubt it. Gordon Niehoff Football 1, 2, 3,if; Base- ball 2,3,if; Chorus 1,2,if; Arts and Crafts Club 2,3, if; Camera Club J; Soft- ball 1; Homecoming King . Work fascinates me; I can sit and look at it for hours.1 Roberta Oestrelcher G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. Treasurer 2; G.A.A. Pres. 4; Student Council 1, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; School Paper 2,3,4; Co-editor 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Home Ec. Club 1,2,3 4; Foren- sics 1,2,3; Library 3, 4; Badger State 3; Majorette 1.2,3,4. Men may come and men may go, but none will come like Ray, we know. Audrey Pluckhan G.A.A. 1,2,3 4; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Library Club 3,4; Student Council 3; Foren- sics 2, 3, 4; Pow Wow 4; Class Play J; Dramatic Club 3; Librarian 2,3,4; Class Treasurer 2. Laugh and be merry, you can t get out of' this world alive anyway. Eugene Rupnow Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Arts and Crafts Club 2,3, 4; Football 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Soft ball 1. To be a gentleman farm- er and raise nothing but my hat.■ Earl Schoenwetter Arts and Crafts 2; Office boy 2, 3,4; Class Play J; Camera Club 4. Pm Just the man I'm looking for. ■ Robert Selchert Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2, 3,4; Art8 and Crafts 2; Soft ball 1. Barbers and girls both get In ray hair. Marjorie Panettl Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Pow Wow 2,4; Jay 1, 2,3,4. Forensics 1,2,3,4; Claes Play 3; 0. A. A. 1; Camera Club 3.4; Home Ec. Club 1. 2, 3,4; Secretary 1,2,3,4; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Cheerleader 2,3; Arts and Crafts Club 2,3,4. I love to wind my mouth up, I love to hear It ► ow Jane Rand Entered from Reeeevllle In Junior year; Band 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Claes Play ?; Library Club 4; Home Ec. Club 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4; Historian of Home Ec. Club 4; Forensics 3; Pep Band 3,4. She'd stop St. Peter's roll call to ask a ques- tion. Arlene Schlndel Chorus 1,2; Home Ec. Club 1,2,3,4. If silence were golden, I'd be Fort Knox.■ Dwayne Schoepke Arte and Crafts 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2; Student Coun- cil 3; Class Play 3; Dra- matic Club 4; Chorus 2; Basketball 2; Office boy 3. The girl that gets me Is lucky. Charles Sell Transferred from Hustle- ford; Vice-president 4. I'm a country gentleman, but someday I might be a woman's home companion. Wanda Sprenger Donna Severson Entered from Reesevllle; Dramatic Club 3; Chorus 3,4; Pov Wow 4 ■She looks like an angel, acts like one too; but you never can tell what an angel will do. Shirley Strehlow G.A.A. 1, Home Ec. Club 1,3,4; Arts and Crafts 2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Jay staff 1, 2; Pow Wow 1, 4; Cheerleader 2,3« I go to school to get some rest. Jean Wegner Transferred from Reese- vllle; Library Club J; Home Ec. Club 3. A girl with whom study and fun go together.- Chorus 1,2,3,4; Home Ec. Club 1, 2; Home Ec. Club Secretary 2; Pow Wow 4; J®7 3 4; Treaeurer 1,2,3, 4; Forensics 1; Library Club 2,3,4; Class Play 3. I love all men, but n I love all men, but not too much. Joan Volkmann Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Forensics 2, J; Chorus 1, 3. A girl of silence, a girl of sense.■ Earl Winker Football 2; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1,2; Dramatic Club 2,3,4; Pow Wow 1,2, 4; Librarian 2; Arts and Crafts 3; Boxing 1. I climb—tho teachers be rugged.■ OUTSTANDING SCHOLASTIC SENIORS Row 1: M. Panettl; R. Goetach; M. Hlnkea. Row 2: R. Oeatreloher; V. Eesman; L. Helnzelman; L. Clark; J. Volkmann. SENIOR LETTERMEN n0W i S' annlff; Hall; R. Goetach; D. Maaa; E. Becker; J. Henkel. Row 2: D. Klrkpatrlok; J. Hoover; R. Jahnke; R. Selchert; L. Buhr- G. Nlehoff. ’ JUNIOR PROM King Jerry Hoover Queen Lila Clark Page James Zahradka Page Mary Shaefer Prom goers In 1948 entered through the whales mouth into King Neptune's Realm. On one end of the under-water realm, King Neptune was in his chariot drawn by six white seahorses. Life-size mermaids held back the curtains display- ing a large white shark. King Jerry Hoover and Queen Lila Clark had a sea shell throne. The thirsty folks went to the yacht for punch. The walls were adorned with hand-painted pictures of colorful deep-water fish and under-water anlmal6. JUNIOR President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer CLASS Alice Techan Frederick Gahlman Dorothy Hall Hazel Kresaln The Junior Class of 1949 has broken tradition at J.H.9. by electing a girl as their class president. The forty- four students worked willingly under their advisor Kies Stanton. They put over a successful class play and the annual Junior Prom. Row 4: H. Kressln; P. Strieker; J. Mueller; M. Daniels; E. Rhode; K. Hickey; J. Haskins; R. Antrim; R. Schultz; D. Hall; B. Kolb; H. Blodgett. Row 3: E. Pleper; V. Grlep; M. Kressln; R. Haase; O. Cravllllon; F. Oahlman; D. Sabatke; R. Buschkopf; H. Schultz; C. Schultz; R. Stanton; L. Hundt; R. Llndeman. Row 2: Miss Stanton; M. Billing; F. Pluckhan; R. Meckelberg; R. Papenthlen; A. Weiss; R. Kuntz; A. Tschan; M. Kreualger; R. Oestrelch. Row 1: A. Schwarta; S. Zuehlke; W. Kasten; K. Schultz; E. Jahnke; R. Grelnert; J. Haskins; M. Draeger; R. Ackerman; J. Mulvaney. On December 1, 19 9, the Juniors gave a three-act comedy, Crazy But Cute. Even though the weather wasn't very good and the roads Icy, large crowd came to see the play which had a combination of music lovers, divers, and girls dressed In very becoming formale. Krs. Hlchey and Mrs. Culver directed 1 . Danny Dover---------Gene Cravllllon Mr. Dover-----------Robert Lindeman Mra. Dover----------Marilyn Kreesln Joe--------------------Jack Pluckhan Oscar -----------------Alice Tschan Mra. Dopenduffer-------Joyce Haskins Gladys Dopenduffer—Rhode Ackerman Klllo-------Harold Schultz R. G. Higble------------------John Haaklne Suale Higble-----------------Alice Schwartz Phyllla---------------Dorothy Hall Kathy----------------------Marilyn Draeger SOPHOMORE CLASS President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer George Panetti Wayne Pluckhan Dorothy Ann Neis Margaret Volkmann Korty-one vllllng sophomores took to the books on the first day of school. Seven of our old classmates were not with us and one new member has joined our class. Mrs. Dahl, our class advisor, is doing much to help our class be suc- cessful in its activities. Row I '- E. Neuendorf; K. Kreuziger; M. Wiesensel; M. Lind; M. Volkmann; J. Yerges; T. Godsell; D. Kasper; R. Metzger; P. Nebl; L. Pautsch. Row 3: L. Hilker; M. Chapman; K. Kramer; G. Nault; W. Affeld; J. Utrie; Mintzlaff E. Haldeman; N. Hinkes; G. Werner; M. Klentz. Row 2: Mrs. Dahl; M. Goetsch; E. Klug; R. Bussewitz; G. Panetti; C. Arndt; W. Pluckhan; R. Gibson; R. Brechter; H. Kuhlman. Row 1: K. M'ann; D. Neis; N. Indemuehle; G. Keach; J. Schoenwetter; A. Rettschlag; J. Kreuziger; 3. Soldner; C. Klink; B. Strehlow. BASEBALL Row 1: Mr. Wuttl; L. Hllker; R. Haaee; E. Klug; B. Affeld; L. Nels; D. Blodgett; R. Buschkoph; 0. Cravllllon; F. Gahlman; Mr. Culver. Row 2: R. Buhr; 0. Nelhoff; D. Sabatke; J. Utrle; D. Maae; R. Selchert; L. Buhr; C. McCoy; E. Rupnow. Juneau High School'a baseball team wound up the if-C Conference co-ohamps with Menomonle Falla. The championship team was awarded gold ba8eballe at a special program between halves of the Sllnger- Juneau basketball game December 9 hy the Lions Club. Lion pres- ident Cummings spoke and presented the gold baseballs to the letter men. The entire squad was presented with team photographs at this time. Coach Wuttl gave Cal Rupnow a special award for outstanding sportsmanship on and off the field of play. Conference Scores: Juneau 1 Hartland Juneau k Sllnger Juneau 0 Men. Falls Juneau 6 Cedarburg Juneau 8 Pewaukee CHEERLEADERS: N. Hinkes; M. Daniels; J. Haskins; A. Schwartz CO-FOOTBALL CAPTAINS: G. Niehoff; L. Buhr. Row Is 0. Llndeman; J. Helling; J. Homfcerger; G. Pleper; C. Kuhlman; N. Nela; A. Volkman. Row 2: E. Buelter; J. Affeld; R. Prlebusch; J. Florence; J. 3mlth; L. Haferman; D. Hamilton. Row 3: Mlee 3tiglbauer; C. Benedltz; F. Wuestenberg; D. Krahn A. Rupnow; W. Stahlkopf; 0. Ohrmundt; 3. Poetter; 0. Ohrmundt. Row 4: M. Schultz; M. Daniels; R. Straseman; 0. Glese; J. Bertel; H. Hasenstab; M. Kreuzlger; 3. Paquette. Row 4S M. Berg; B. Huber; R. Sell; V. Nehls; M. Keel; M. Schultz; D. Schultz; J. Braun. Row 3: R. Kreitzman; M. Klntopp; R. Frlese; L. Elslnger; R. Gernetzke; 0. Hlnkes; 3. Kohn; M. Budewltz. Row 2: D. Kurtz; W. Koehler; N. Gross; R. Goetsch; M. Nlckols N. Kohn; B. Halnstook. Row 1: M. Boldt; B., Schlndel; B. Clark; H. Lohr; D. Muenchow; O. Kolb; L. Zlwlsky; L. Fredricks. FRESHMEN Row 1: R. Meckelberg; R. Goetsch; W. Affeld; G. Llndeman. Row 2: N. Nels; M. Chapman; R. Oestrelcher; A. Schwartz; Mr. 31mpson. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, made up of eight memoera, two elected from each class, was capably lead by Robert Goetch and advised by Mr. Simpson. The Homecoming parade and dance, presented by the council were very successful. FOOTBALL Row Is 0. Nlehoff; R. Buachkopf; R. Selchert; A. Welse; R. Ooetech; R. Meckelberg; «J. Utrle; J. Henkel; R. Jahnfce. Row 8: Mr. Culver; L. Buhr; R. Cannlff; C. Hall; F. Pluokhan; 0. Cravllllon; D. Kirkpatrick; 0. Hoover; E. Jahnke; Mr. Dahl. Row 3: D. Klatt; W. 3tahlkopf; L. Nele; J. Florence; W. Pluckhan; 0. Panettl; G. Hlnkee; N. Kohn; E. Rupnow; R. Llndeman. Reaulta of the 1949 aeaaon: We 6 Middleton 7 We 0 Northweetern 6 We 6 Meno. Falla 18 We 34 Hartland 6 We 6 Cedarburg 19 We 13 Pewaukee 19 We 33 Sllnger 0 We 0 Wayland 0 Row Is R. Selchert; J. Pluckhan; A. Welse; D. Maas; L. Buhr. Row 2: Mr. Dahl; F. Gahlman; D. Sabatke; E. Becker; R. Oestrelch; R. Canniff. BASKETBALL Row 2: W. Stahlkopf; R. Llndeman; D. Krahn; J. Affeld; D. Papenthlen; R. Buschkoph; J. Haskins; N. Kohn; Mr. Culver. Row Is T. Godsell; G. Panettl; W. Pluckhan; J. Utrle; G. Cravllllon; G. Hlnkee. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Roberta Oestrelcher Jullene Collard Mary Chapman Alice Tschan This year twenty-six energetic Juneau High School girls have been active in girls’ athletics. Under the leadership of their advisor, Krs. Dahl, the girls played basket- ball, baseball, and volleyball. Row 3: E. Neuendorf; M. Kreuziger; K. Weisensel; H. Kressin; J. Kreuziger; K. Berg; J. Collard; R. Ackerman; B. Strehlov. Row 2: Krs. Dahl; B. Kolb; V. Essman; F. Wuestenberg; R. F.etzger; K. Hickey; G. Werner; D. Hamilton; D. Hall. Row 1: M. Chapman; R. Oestreicher; C. Kirchoff; C. Schultz; A. Tschan; A. Pluckhan; C. Beneditz. BAND Row 1: P. Nebl; R. Jahnke; H. Billing; J. Haskins; N. Kohn; A. Goetsch; R. Goetsch; H. Chapman; W. Affeld- J. Pluckhan; R. Goetsoh; R. Papenthlen; H. Sohultz; 0. Hlnkes; K. Hickey; R. Cannlff. Row 2: Mr. Koskl; M. Hoevet; R. Brehm; L. Zlwlsky; E. Neuendorf; J. Rand M. Schumacher; K. Woodward; R. Strassman; L. Pautsch; D. Nels; S. Zuehlke; W. Kadlnger; H. Lohr; J. Justman; J. Schaefer; L. Simp- eon; M. Hlnkes; R. Oestrelcher. Row 3: L. Hllker; P. Goetsch; M. Goetsch; G. Nault; N. Hlnkes; M. Pan- ettl; E. Jahnke; L. Nels; S. Kohn; R. Antrim; V. Stahlkopf; J. Affeld; M. Kressln; R. Haase; E. Rhode. PF.P BAND Row Is L. Nels; M. Billing; R. Jahnke; R. Antrim; A. Goetsch; R. Goetsoh; R. Goetsch; H. Sohultz; R. Haase; W. Affeld. Row 2s Mr. Koskl; P. Nebl; K. Hickey; M. Kressln; M. Hlnkes; E. Rupnow; M. Panettl; E. Rhode G. Nault; P. Goetsch; W. Kadlnger; R. Neuendorf. Row 3s R. Strassman; D. Nels; M. 8ohumaoher; R. Brehm; H. Lohr; J. Rand; S. Zuehlke; K. Woodward; L. Zlwlsky; M. Hoeret; J. Justman; J. Schaefer; L. Simpson. Rov 1: M. Budewltz; G. Ohrmundt; D. Hamilton; G. Nault; M. Goetsch; M. Klentz; 3. Foetter; G. Werner; F. Wueetenberg; M. Wleeeneel; «J. Kreuzlger; L. Helnzel- man; C. Benedltz; P. Nebl. Row 2: R. Fapenthlen; T. Affeld; J. Haskins; R. Haase; A. Rupnow; M. Billing; M. Hlnkes; W. Sprenger; N. Hlnkes; R. Strassman; R. Frleee; H. Lohr; G. Llnde- man; Mr. Koskl. Row 3: N. Indermuehle; 3. Soldner; D. Nels; G. Welnhelmer; 3. Paquette; M. Draeger; M. Boldt; B. Huber; J. Homberger; C. Kllnk; J. Hllgendorf; J. Mulvaney. CHORUS Row 3: B. Strehlow; J. Rand; C. Kuhlman; M. Schultz; 3. Zuehlke; J. Helling; S. Strehlow; H. Blodgett; N. Nels; J. Haskins; M. Kreuzlger; C. Wlersma; M. Keel; M. Volkmann; M. Daniel. Row 2: J. Schoenwetter; E. Jahnke; E. Rupnow; G. Nlehoff; R. Selchert; W. Affeld; R. Antrim; R. Buseewltz; R. Gibson; 0. Hlnkes; R. Prlebusch; J. Pluckhan; A. Weiss. Rr.w Is J. Kreuzlger; M. Lind; L. Helnzelman; D. Severson; C. Klrchoff; J. Miller; R. Metzger; M. Chapman; E. Rhode; L. Hundt; A. Pluckhan; R. Oestrelcher; M. Kressln; M. Panettl; M. Kreuzlger. M a A O O ft (1 n o c R u f t « t Iff f ou ii iiumimm ANNUAL STAFF Row 1: J. Hilgendorf; H. Kressin; J. Kreuziger; ii. Sell; M. Draeger; A. Gerth. Row 2: Miss Stiglbauer; S. Kohn; M. Daniels; R. Metzger; M. Volkmann; D. Hall. Row 3: W. Sprenger; M. Panetti; D. Kurtz; A. Tschan; C. Kirchoff. Editor: M. Panetti Assistant Editor: C. Kirchoff Business Manager: A. Gerth Row 1: W. Affeld; A. Tschan; E. Becker; R. Goetech; «J. Haeklne; D. Krahn; M. Fanettl• Row 2: Kies 3tanton; J. Kreuzlger; D. Schoepke; R. Oeetrelcher; M. Hlnkee; R. Schultz; E. Winker; A. Pluckhan Row 3: B. Strehlow; 3. Strehlow; M. Chapman; 3. Kohn; N. Hlnkee; H. Kreeeln; J. Collard. P o w wow Row 3: E. Neuendorf; J. Hllgendorf; J. Kreuzlger; J. Braun; D. Nels; A. Rett8chlag; N. Indermuehle; K. Mann; A. Gerth; R. Ackerman. Row 2: M. Wleseneel; D. Hall; L. Clark; K. Lind; D. Kasper; V. Esemann; B. Kolb; M. Daniels; L. Helnzelman. Row 1: G. Nault; C. Klrchoff; R. Metzger; W. Sprenger; L. Hundt; C. Schultz; D. Kurtz; H. Flrarl; D. Severson. FORENSICS ORATORY J. Collard; E. Rupnow; R. Oestreicher; V. Essman. EXTEMPOROUS READING AND SPEAKING s J. Haskins; C. Schultz; R. Papenthien; R. Goetsch; L. Packel; A. Tschan; J. Mul- vaney; R. Metzger; B. Kolb M. Draeger; S. Euehlke. HOMORODS DECLAMATION N. Indemuehle; R. Metzger; M. Chapman; J. Kreuziger; N. Hinkes; A. Pluckhan. SERIOUS DECLAMATION S. Paquette; G. Nault; M. Panetti; S. Kohn; D. Neis; B. Strehlow; J. Rand; M. Kreuziger; M. Schultz; N. Neis; T. Lindeman. Row 4. Richard StAllard, Gwendolyn VnnderSchnaf, Kino Hall, Myrtle Baokhau , Bonn Id Gronenlck, Earl Klug, Alice Nelson, Pnl.ner Tletz, June 3chrao, Sldred Ruonow. Row 3. Martin Koepsell, Curtin Bentz, Howard Uttech, Jeanette 3el chert, PhTTTp Pnnettl, Patricia Mahoney, Russell Illig, Vernon Gronenlck, M ar llyn VnnderSchaaf. Row 2. Carol Rohde, Audrey Pratt, Blossom Henke, Irene Schmidt, Mary Jane FoTTuss, Elaine Draeger, Elaine Becker, Florence Steffen, Row 1, Joseph Hartzhelm, Arnold Drahelm, Raymond Kranz, Duane Rohde, Lloyd Llndeman, Lloyd Oestrelch, Donald Kirkpatrick. On September 2, thirty-five green Freshmen experienced their first mike fright. About a week after being on the air the election of the board of directors for the newly organized FROSH station was held. Dick Stallard and Gwendolyn VanderSchaaf were elected as student council representatives. The Freshmen are proving their worth in the various extra-curricular broadc asts. When their contract expires in 1945 they are determined to have turned the dial of success. Gwendolyn VanderSchaaf, Frank Kletzel, Ruth Polfuss, William Lehner, Richard Stallard, Evelyn Zuberbuehler, William Gahlman Gladys Galoff. The student council, a fairly new school organization, was formed again this year under the leadership of William Lehner. The main numose of the council Is to speak for the student body In any matter of concern to the students themselves, The students may submit any problems to the council and It Is the duty of t he council to take the problem to the proper authorities. The council takes charge of certain school festlvltes each year. The council Is composed of eight members, two from each of the four classes. These members are elected by popular vote. This year the council had charge of the weekly social hours which proved to be a greet success. The council also had charge of the entire Homecoming orogram and did a fine Job In making the Homecoming a grand success. They have done their share In defense work by contributing to the Badger Bomber. We sincerely hope that the council will continue to be a school organization and that It will become more and more active. SOCIAL HOUR HUMOROUS DECLAMATIONS—Dick Hammer, Mary Jane Polfuss, Lila Mae Schoenike, Lily Woehrmann, Maxine Baerwald, Myrtle Back- haus, Myron Slelaff, Lucille Korth, Dar- lene Griep, Blossom Hinke,Madelene Noll, Advisor Miss Russell SERIOUS DECLAMATIONS—Margaret Vander- Schaaf, Esther Koeosell, Jack Tiffany, Betty Gahlman, Alice Nelson, Dor o thy Foch, Sylvia Laz arus, Ad visor Miss Russell Juneau High School has long been recognized for it's excellent speakers Each year a local contest Is held In which each speaker 16 given a chance to excell. Best speakers at the meet are sent to the league meet. Best speakers at the league meet are sent to the district and so on until the speakers reach the state cpntest. Forensic work has long been carried on and 13 beneficial to both speakers and listeners. We hope that it will be carried on with even more enthusiasm in the future. ORATORS—Glenn Stallara, James Pratt, Pat Manoney, Henry Gerth,Martin Koepsell, Mary Stanton, Advisor Mr. Simpson. DRAMATICS CLUB Each of the forty-one members In the Dramatic Club participated In at least one play during the course of the year. The work done by the group was under the supervision of Mrs. Culver. Eugene Becker Nancy Hlnkes Row 4: N. Nele; D. Schultz; C. Benedltz F. Wuestenburg; J. Kreuzlger; M. Chapman; J. Mueller; R. Frlese; R. Strawman; M. Keel; J. Collard M. Kreuzlger. Row 3: Mrs. Hickey; J. Kreuzlger; B. Halnstock K. Hickey; M. Hlnkes; E. Winker; R. Ceetrelcher; D. Hamilton; D. Schoepke; D. Nels. Row 2: R. Selchert; M. Panettl; J. Haskins; R. Fapenthlen; E. Becker; R. Goetsch; R. Gibson; D. Kurtz; D. Krahn. Row 1: B. Strehlow; C. Kuhlman; B. Clark; M. Schultz; M. Daniels; M. Berg; J. Rand; B. 3chlndel; E. Neuendorf; L. Frederick. President Secretary HOME EC CLUB Row 1: J. Helling; E. Neuendorf; G. Kolb; C. Kllnk; J. Brown; R. Ackerman; J. Rand; B. Clark; 3. Pelper; H. Blodgett; J. Homberger; J. Mulvaney; B. Strehlow. Row 2: A. Schlndel; C. Klrchoff; G. Ohrmundt; 3. Kohn; A. Techan; C. Schultz; M. Panettl; J. Lee; K. Hickey; J. Volkmann; R. Oestrelcher; M. Goetsch; Row 3: Mrs. Dahl; J. Collard; M. Daniels; M. Schultz; D. Kasper; D. Hall; J. Kreuzlger; V. Grlep; N. Hlnkes; H. Kuhlman; E. Buelter; G. Nault; L. Elsinger; G. Werner; M. Chapman; M. Volkmann; M. Klntopp. Row 4: S. Strehlow; J. Kreuzlger; E. Pleper; D. Nels; N. Indermuehle; P. Nebl; V. Essman; M. Lind; B. Kolb; M. Wlesensel; R. Sell; M. Keel; S. 3oldner B. Schlndel; S. Paquette; L. Clark. President Vice-president Mary Chapman Nancy Hlnkes Secretary Treasurer Historian Geneva Werner Julene Collard Jane Rand Throughout the year the Home Ec. Club sold refreshments at the games. They had a slumber party which was fun for all. At the beginning of the year the 59 members went to Wayland Academy and went swimming. This year they went out Christmas caroling and had a Christmas Darty at which each girl received a gift. The club did well all through the year with the help of Its advisor, Mrs. Dahl. ARTS AND CRAFTS President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Jack Pluckhan Roger Canniff Joanne Kreuzlger Wayne Pluckhan The Zb members of the Art6 and Crafts Club have been very active this year. They have gone on field trips for occupational information. They have had hay rides and sleigh rides and attended Wayland Academy as swimming guests of the Home Ec. Club. Row 3: Mr. Wutti; S. Strehlow; J. Kreuzlger; M. Chapman; M. Panetti; R. Lindeman; E. Ruonov; L. Pautsch; B. Strehlow. Row 2: G. Niehoff; L. Buhr; R. Canniff; R. Buschkopf; D. Gernetzke; G. Cravlllion D. Schoeoke; E. Jahnke. Row Is A. Goetsch; J. Utrie; W. Pluckhan; A. Weiss; F. Pluckhan; D. Sabatke; F. Gahlman; R. Antrim. LIBRARY CLUB Row 1: C Row 2: H Row 3: J Row U: B Row 5: A Devoy; D. Gernetzke; R. Schultz; E. Winker. Firari; J. Rand; P. Nebl; D. Nele. Haskins; E. Rhode; M. Billing; A. Rettachlag. Strehlow; N. Hinkes. Pluckhan; M. Hlnkea; R. Oestreicher; W. Sprenger. The bookworms consist of seventeen members. The stu- dents prepared all the new booke for the library, filed vo- cational guidance material, and ordered namphlet material. The first rarty of the year was a bowling party after which a dinner was served at the school and the evening was spent playing volley ball and dancing. After a Valentine's Day dinner, they also went bowling and to the theater. In the spring, the entire group attended a fish dinner at Port Washington. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB President-------------------Roger Cannlff Vice-president----------—Jack Pluckhan Secretary-Treasurer-----Marjorie Panettl The Photography Club Is made up of twelve members. The purpose of the club Is the development of photography as a hobby for all Interested. Meet- ings consist of studies of the tech- nique of picture-taking, printing, and developing as well as work on individ- ual projects. Row 3: Row 2: Row 1: J. Pluckhan; E. Schoenwetter; E. Becker. R. Cannlff; A. Weiss; R. Llndeman; R. Antrim; F. Gahlman; G. Cravllllon; W. Pluckhan. M. Panettl.