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

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A r O Q [f ' o u TATTLER STAFF TOP ROW: Foster, Olingy, Pfiffner, Smith, Jenkins, Jacobs, Dehlinger, Kunde, Schuweiler, Schneider. BOTTOM ROW: V. A. Clark, Frost, Eckels, Kalina, Richarcjs, Glisczinski, V. L. Clark, Stauber, Firkus, Tibbetts, Emmons. atile i iciyy Editor Associate Editor Art Editor Assistant Art Edilor Features . Personnel Administration Academics Athletics . Fhotoyraphij Business Manager Advertising Subscriptions Typists Business Adnser ami ( ' lininnaii Editorial Supcrrisor Art Supervisor Photographs .... Technical Adviser PAGE 26 . Melvin Schuweiler . Helen Richards . Bernice Glisczinski . Merton Schneider . Bette June Frost . James Jacobs Virginia Ann Clark . Phyllis Eckels . Shirlee Emmons Jeanette Kluck . Dave Pfiffner Bob Jenkins Virginia Lou Clark . Clifton Kunde . Bill Smith . Al Olingy Willis Foster . James Dehlinger Helen Firkus . Lucille Kalina Hazel Grace Tibbetts . Erwin Stenzel . Miss Bertha Glennon . Miss Emma Smith . Fred Kuhl . Walter Speerstra

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»? aj c) P STUDENT POLICE rOP ROW: Malkey, Groeschel, Kryshak, Dehlinger, P. Elliott, Medlyn, Jenkins, Plank, Hartman, Swenson, Kraus, C. Kubisiak. BOTOM ROW: Domaszek, Penar, R. Elliott, Hanna, Burns, Hein, Frost, McMiller, Parks, C. Kubisiak. Btujd nt Poiioe The Student Police really got off to a good start this year and everyone has realized that they are very efficient at directing pedestrian traffic around school. They have prevented many accidents and have given their services to the students and teachers in all kinds of weather. The Student Police organization was found- ed in this school last year by Mrs. Pfiffner, Mr. Kraus, Officer Browan and the Student council. It was directed successfully by these and a few of the students, including Don Lar- son, who was president of the Police commis- sion. At one of the first meetings this year, the following officers of the commission were elected; Bill Ritchay, president; Archie La- zewski, vice-president; Jim O ' Brien, secretary; and Don Walker, treasurer. Other members of the commission were Bob Olson, Roman Cooper, and Al Olingy. This group, with Mr. Bannach, who succeeded Mrs. Pfiffner as ad- visor this year, held many meetings and worked out the many problems that came up. As officers of the patrol, Chet Kubisiak and Anton Domaszek were made captains, and Jim Dehlinger and Bob Jenkins, lieutenants. The boys were always at their posts if it was utterly possible. They always arrived a few minutes earlier than the students both in the morning and at noon. There were two groups on the patrol and these groups would alternate, one coming one week, and the other, the next week. Besides their splendid work while on duty, the cadets were hosts at one of the best social events of the year, the Police Cadets ' ball. This was given during the early spring sea- son, on April 12. It turned out just fine and it showed what these boys could really do from the social standpoint. No one is asked to join the patrol who isn ' t really interested and feels serious about his duties. As a result, this group has always been a help when needed and has won the respect and admiration of all the students. POLICE COMMISSION Coopor, Laszewski, O ' Brien, Ritchay, Olson, Walker, Olingy. PAGE 2S

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IJ- IIV U CCl Li 11 dCHUWEILER RICHARDS LISCZINSKI SCHNEIDER Jte atUe i The editing of the Tattler is one of the biggest jobs undertaken by any group of stu- dents, and the success of the book is a great victory for that group. All year the student body awaits the distribution of the yearbook and when the books come out, if the annual is not up to their expectations, they are much disappointed. The staff this year has tried to make a book which would meet the approval of everyone. The Tattler has been completely revised from that of last year, as the staff felt it could best take advantage of the available space by complete revision. The two sections of the book are: Our School, containing the cal- endar of the school year, student govern- ment, organizations and clubs, music, and physical education; and Our People , con- taining the administration, the faculty, and the classes. It was the aim of the staff to have the pic- ture of every student in the year book so that when one picks the book up five years hence he can see how he looked in 1940. This year the size of pictures and the character and cleaness of the pictures were emphasized. The faculty pictures were action shots, thus pro- ducing informal and natural effects. To encourage more students to read the copy, it was put into two columns on a page. The amount of copy was reduced from last year and larger type used. Another addition this year is the Senior activities pages found iust beyond the Senior pictures. One of the most attractive features of this year ' s book is the portrayal of the ideal high school boy and girl carried out in the cartoons and division pages. The couple is seen taking part in every activity in school. The school calendar was written to represent the diary of this ideal high school girl.