Solomon Juneau High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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5 The Juneau P Volume XX Juneau High School, Milwaukee, Students Lead In Organizing Day's Routine Chairmen Direct Helpers In Carrying Out Plans With Chairman Constance Lawson IS mistress of ceremonies, the Honor Study Hall committee takes up its duties this moming. Assignment of students to study halls, placing of Mr. Lane Says. . . w.lwn. is nn, of rn. fnr.na- rrm mar in on, rnngnngn. If qnffnnn, nnn xense of selsngrng. w. un. nnpnnmd vmr Me .nzgrn .nf r -n.nd-lumlty, icy Ia ur. wn rn nu .rnnwn comm, ol new, rr rn n pr..-nun. Oo and mn you vnu. wfm glnuinl Jnn nna menasntp, V rmuy, Me no critics and attendance monitors and WVU' M' 5' giving general instructions consti- C0 tute the phases of the committees ln 900. work. Pier' Assisting Constance on the com- mittee are Robert and Donald Dru- dik, veteran Qmembers, and Carol Russ, Kathleen Chambers, Sehastis Palme, Dennis Wilke, and Rich Prinz the five new members. Similarly Sue Hiss. gener charge of the organization det system, Assigning each hour, and plac' dets lt their respee imminent duties Bruce Schre Doris Ne William H are the LAI rea Five times a semester students recerve L 0 Kasum- thelr school newspaper, our 'Juneau Pioneer , Through this paper, students can keep up on all the latest school news. Co-editor, Pot Sinurp Junior Pioneer edrtar, Siondlflgi A ld'9W Cllmelan Vlfglnlc Sfhmlmf Marlene Klumb, Faculty advisor, Miss Barbara Mouton, Pat Boas, and Jerry Falvey. Bgenon. Cmedgm, Run, gckerl Seated: Greta Nielsen, Nancy Navarre, r s 5 Janet Flaulz, and Jackie Truax. sf Q: wg- st- mins eegplnielafr 1- ps, A Q in 1 an slum-arises: acne, s 5 wwsxefm-Nts msnenislmmms nn fsegesana NHELEUFYN live!! '--rn' ' , -ss an asm: we was-1 - --Rllll , in s r gunna rt sw, ra 5 n , , .r n ' , T he ,- Q 9 . ' 5 ' ' WUI' i ,IH r YS ,VN Q A ,s F. ' frxs - '- ' , r . r my on A' 5. ' 1 1' its-1 57? :XVI 2' 1 5 ? 1 ' new- f -f 5 f in me if ve .....,. . , . e-we 'f es .,s.S- -tw s r

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The ioys oi everyonc in schooi are usuatly iliustrated in story telling pictures. For the saying goes, one picture is worth a thousand words. ln these two pages we hope thot we have captured the tittle things youd like to remember, Bob Drudik in action, Jerry Kaiser in a rare mood, our Art instructor in an artistic pose, strong man Arlan Potter with Richard Lacher, surprised Pete Momsen, our iittle Miss Big, Beveriy Bolyanatz, poicima parties, beach parties, and due to circum- stances beyond our control, a few mrxups in posting the pictures.