PJ Jacobs High School - Tattler Yearbook (Stevens Point, WI)

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I I Q24 -3 3Ti4TTLE1e-I-l'SPH WORTH ALTENBERG English Course I am a great friend to public amuse- ments, for they keep one out of mischief. Activities: Commercial Club 42 Science Club 1-2. ALMER ANDERSON Commercial Course Andy Gump is tall and bright, In bookkeeping a shining light. Activities: Commercial Club 4. 3 FRED BABLITCH English Course Pursues his way unmovecl by arguments or mortals. JOHN BABLITCH English Course Enjoy life ere it's fled, For when you die, you're a long time dead. RAYMOND BABLITCH English Course Talk to him of jacob's Ladder and he would ask you the number of steps. Activities: Class President 41 Football 4Q Debate 3-43 Tattler Staff 42 Pep Club 42 Glee Club 41 Wranglers 4. Letters: Football S 42 Debate S 3-4- EMMA BABASINSKI Commercial Course Now girls, I'll tell you ifyou wait, That talking fast is out date. Activities: Literary Society lj Chorus I-2-3Q Commercial Club 4. JURRAINE BEHNKE English Course Sunshine and song with jurraine go, Through storm and calm, through rain and snow. Activities: Literary Society 1 3 Chorus 1-1.-33 XVrar1glers 4Q Tattler Staff 4. f Page eighteen STEVENS POINT HIGHSCHGGL 'l l S I

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I IQ 24 'I' '1'4.j1'1'LER lv sPiis I -L vvwvulnaw wwwwwviwwwwwwvuwwwvl uuvuwwuvwwuvv SENHQR Bablitch Razner Broken Lasecki The Senior Class RAYMOND BABLITCH . . President FLOYD RAZNER . . . Vice-President FRANK LASECKI . . Secretary XVARREN BROTEN . . . Treasurer The last year in High School finds the seniors Gtting themselves for business careers or preparing to go on into other fields of leaming. Besides their regular school work they spent much time and effort in pub- lishing this volume of the Tattler. Raymond Bablitch was elected class president. Even as freshmen they were well represented in all the activities of school life. Krembs, Shumway and Broten were out for athletics. We elected George Rogers to the office of president. Miss Bradish and Miss Conlin were the class advisors. The same peppy class started school again in the fall as sophomores, a little decreased in numbers, but making up for it with enthusiasm. This year the class was more marked than in the preceding year in activities. One of the members, Allan Leahy, was made editor-in-chief of the school paper, The Mirror. In debate and oratory Catherine Dunegan, Donald Vetter and Carroll Van Buskirk proved their ability while Dave Krembs and Victor Vroble starred in basketball and football. This year Chandler Copps was chosen for president. . 4 As juniors, they staged one of the best junior Proms the school has ever known. The grand march was led by Dave Krembs, the class president, and Rose Martini. ln debate the class won credit through the efforts of Donald, Allan and Maurice. They were represented in oratory and declamation by Carroll, Allan and Clara. Besides these things, one-half of TheMirror staff was composed of juniors. , Page seventeen I ll STliVliNSPUINTIIIKZIISCIIUOL -I I

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I I ST IQ14 'IT TJQTTLER l SPHS KENNETH BERGSBAKEN English Course Full offun, big and tall, Wfinning laurels in foolballf' Shawano Hi h School 1-1-3, Activities: glee Club 42 Football 4, Letters: Football S 4. MARQUERITE Boom Commercial Course Silence is more musical than any song. Activities: Glce Club 1-23 Commercial Club 4. CECELIA BREITENSTEIN English Course Well-timed silence has more eloquence than speech. XVARREN BROTEN Commercial Course Principle is ever my molto, not expediency. Activities: Commercial Club Treasurer 42 Class Treasurer 4Q Football 1-7.-4. Letters: Football S 1. HARRY BLJLSON English Course The .style is the man himself. Activities: Orchestra i-1-3-43 Char- ley's Aunt 1.3 Operetta QQ Glee Club i-z-3-4. GEORGE BUTLER English Course A lillle bltqhng now and then, Doesn't hurl the best of men ELxzABETH CADMAN Commercial Course Life is a mirror and she is grinning al it all the lime. Activities: Literary Society IQ Cwlce Club 1-2-3-43 Commercial Club 4. Page ,n inelecn liVliNSPUlN'l'llliZllSCHOOL I