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

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Snow. Patsy Sobezak, Margaret Soule, Dorothy Spalenka, George Spanqle. George Sterling, Glen Stertz. DeLoyd Steward, Virginia Strong, Dorothy Strong, Richard Strosin, Ioe Suchoske, Delores Szczesny, Esther Szymanski, Frank Thompson, Shirley Tokarski, Edmund Trebiatoski, Barney Tuszka, Dale Van Order, Thelma Walker, Mary Walshek, Lucille Wanta, Bernadette Wanta. George Warner, Dale Warner, Delores Weiss, Fred Weller, Richard Werowinski, Philmay West, Ida Westenberger, Bob Wherritt, Ethel Whitney, lohn Wondzell, Ethel Wondzell, Elaine Wood, Alberta Wotruba, Loretta Woyak. Ioseph Wurzinger, Lorraine Yach, Leonard Yach, Lorraine 5 , A4 if or W A l ',l,, L l 2 f' , ' :- ' ful ,,,, , b 59' I D , f 4 r s D 6 k :l--, i, 1945 M. 4 ,Q ,.,, fr s . R

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CZ? 0-Z 641624 X, SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ........................ B. Hoppen Vice-President . .. .... I. Sivley Secretary ..... A. l-letzer Treasurer ...... ...... . . . G. Gilkay When we entered high school in l94l, the word pep seemed to be created especially Audrey Seibt, secretary, and lack Trickey, treasurer. Bill Schindler led us as juniors: Dave for us. We may have been as green as those before us, but we were blissfully unconscious of the fact. What little shyness we may have felt for the first few days soon wore off and we entered into the swing of high school life. lf we were tolerated by the upper-classmen, we did iot realize it and were not handicapped by Iny feeling of inferiority. Our freshmen officers were: Bruce Menzel, Jresidentg Elaine Nelson, vice-president: Cassie Rosenow, secretary: and Ray Stawiclci trea- surer. Dutch Hurrish was our sophomore resident: Alfred Ostrowslci, vice-president: Friday, vice-president: Cassie Rosenow, secre- tary: Tony Glodowski, treasurer. Suddenly lt's Spring was the theme of our gay prom. Bill chose as his queen, Margie Shranlc. Letters to Lucerne was our class play. The class of 45 has lost many of its out- standing members and has had to carry on without its president, Bill Hoppen who joined the Navy, and left lim Sively, vice-president to carry on. lim was assisted by Alice I-letzer, secretary, and Greg Gillcay, treasurer. i ,ek ..a.X.y