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

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jHead JOSEPH F. KRAUS P lMUUpXU C ONGRATULATIONS Seniors! Your graduation is another milestone in your ladder of experience. The achievement represents four years of working under conditions that will make it possible for you to meet life ' s situation with the same degree of suc- cess. With success comes happiness. Happiness and success are essential to the members of an orderly society. Your diploma alone is not a pass-word to membership in the various fields of employment. Employers will ask for cooperation, industry, loyal- ty, courtesy, and enthusiasm, as well as for a back- ground of knowledge. You have heard of these qua- lities before, many times. With the trying conditions of the country, with the many men called to arms, and with the development of the many varied in- dustries, you have an unusual opportunity to indi- cate your worth to your community, state, and na- tion. Best wishes to you now and always, Joseph F. Kraus, Principal 19

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PAUL M. VINCENT A : ' y .f Sii42e UHie4iae4it SxS merribers of the Class of 1941, you are com- pleting your high school course at a time that is most critical in the history of the world and of the nation. The school has given opportunity for each of you to know something of the world in which you must live and work; opportunity to discover and develop your abilities, interest, skills, and ambitions; to equip yourself with a background and foundation of knowledge; to make lasting friendships; to make an intelligent choice of your future life work. What you do in the next few years is all important. Whether you continue in school or become employ- ed, we want you to know that each of us who has had some part in your high school training wishes for you a most successful, — happy and prosperous future. P. M. Vincent, Superintendent 18

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CUMJi4f Wenzel Albrecht Lawrence College, Mus. B., Orchestra. Ethelwyn Baerwaldt Central State Teachers College, B. E., English. annach ntral State Teachers College, B. E., niversity of Wisconsin, Ph. M., Ameri- can History. Henrietta Bolon Bethany College, Iowa State College English. Allen Bostad Whitewater Teachers College, B. E., Uni- versity of Denver, Bookkeeping, General Business, Consumer Econ. Problems. Hugh Brady Central State Teachers College, B. E., Science, American History. Hazel Calkins Whitewater Teachers College, Short- hand. Lorna Carswell Central State Teachers College, B. E., Biology. Winifred Coyle Rosary College, B. A., Mathematics. Dora Cunningham University of Wisconsin, B. S., M. A., Science. Jb nne De Base b Central State Teachers College, B. E., •r English. Eva Donermeyer Central State Teachers College, B.S., Assistant Librarian.