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

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SEPTEMBER Once again the well-worn path to the school door is swarmed by knowledge-seeking (?) youths, hurrying to the first session in our new school. Amid the strange surroundings it seems mighty good to sight a few familiar faces. The traditional welcome assembly is held in the morning, and it seems that this year no jokes are in order about the green freshies . For the first time in history, we upper classmen haven ' t anything on the young stuff , seeing as how they know about as much concerning the layout of the school as we do. Anyway we certainly aren ' t quite as dumb as the freshies — for instance, the day after Mr. Kraus commanded us to put our noses to the grindstone 30 odd Freshmen came to school with discreetly bandaged smellers. (It ' s a fact) One of the year ' s first assemblies was held commemorating the memory of our deceased teacher, Miss Alice Leahy. Ah. our football team makes its debut invading Merrill only to be driven back 8-0. (Oh v ell — it v rasn ' t a conference game). Everybody ' s got the boo-hoos to- day. Reason — our ball-carrying he-roes lost to Marshfield Oh my! sadness again! It was Wausau this time (20-0). Tears and more tears All ' round school, clubs are getting back in swing Among the infants this year are the Bat Roost club (Boys ' Pep club), the F. F. A. and the Student Council. OCTOBER A big pep assembly was held in the gym for the Nekoosa game with several peppy cheer leaders directing the yells But honestly — we just can ' t be jolly for we lost to Nekoosa by one point The jitterbugs held a jam ses- sion in the gym with the circle two-step and Lambeth walk claiming the highlights of the evening Our football men trekked to Rhinelander only to be defeated 34-0. (Say, can ' t somebody break this jinx?) Our eleven battled An- tigo ' s squad. Score 41-0. ' Nuff said!!! Our annual magazine selling campaign was launched by the Crowell Publish- ing company How many thousand subscriptions did you sell?? The student councilors are busy preparing for the annual homecoming festival sponsored under their leadership. We had a lively pep meeting in the gym, and a huge bonfire and snake dance were held the night before the game. The morning of the game a big ribbon sale was held and in the afternoon there was the biggest (and best) Homecoming parade in years. The variety of floats distin- guished the parade as one to be long remembered. In the evening the team tied Rapids (6-5) and after the game a big dance was held in the gym More fun!! Senior class elections were conducted this month. The under classmen need more time to vote for their class leaders — so their elections were conveniently postponed. PAGE 11