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

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EDITORS IN CHIEF ACTIVITIES EDITOR Associate Edrtors ART STAFF LITERARY EDITOR PHOTO EDITOR Associate Edltor Photographer SPORTS EDITOR SENIOR EDITOR Assocrate Edrfor UNDERGRADUATE EDITORS Beverly Duncan Lee Kavanagh Joanne Boyer Barbara Hynnek Judy Johnson Judy Kussrnan Carol Schmld Eugene Donner Betty Gyuralc Ednth Sweeney Pat Weck Dolores Hunkel Phnl Rnche Loss Bell Robert Gosselnnk Tom Schaefer Barbara Arentzen Ruta Wuttbrod Kathleen Bruesewltz Suzanne Furman Associate Edrtors Jannce Butt Sally Sannwald 69 ' TYPISTS ----- Nancy Newkirk, Diane Popovich ' I f ' ES , . JI I r Hgh . , Ac' vzt es . Spots I I A foj' '53 2 A Jafflvf Hg 5 Admlnustratron Faculty Menorlam Vnsltlng Notables Graduates Uwde cla men cnuo uaeb

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M ws if ELIAS N LANE Prmcrpal Long ago I was fascunated by the tales of ancient mariners how they sailed enchanted seas how they nav: gated to strange shores how they returned home agaln only to et out on adventure anew Those mariners we know set their courses and steered their shlps by the stars In my dreams whlle l treasured such daring l never really expected to be such a marrner Yet here IS the good shup Juneau As marlner I keep asklng myself Whlch are the stars by which she rs steered? What IS the best way to sall uncharted educational seas'9 Wlll we bring our courageous craft safely to port9 Our stars are our Ideals Luke the fixed stars one s Ideals must be steadfast and true By these our navigation ns set and our educational program us land The brughtest star of our conflguratlon crtlzenshnp IS the Amerucan dream of equal educatlonal opportunity for all youth In It we see a way of llfe devoted to mutual respect for our fellow man to meetlng our nndtvldual and group responsubllmes to developnng our undlvldual capacities for wholesome lrvnng Homeroom orgamzatlon student councnl honor stuoy halls cadet service school electron noon hour pro grams audio visual servlce Pnoneer field trlps are but a few satellltes of cntlzenshlp learnmg experiences be yond the classroom General education our unique educatnonal program CODSISIIHQ of Democratrc Llvmg World Culture and Amerlcan Culture seeks enrrched opportunity for use of the fundamentals wuthm broad umts whnch demand an understandmg and appreciation of our cultural heritage From a good knowledge of ourselves as lndlvlduals our famuly as a umt our role un our home school neighborhood clty and state we branch Into the great can trnbutnons of the enttre world to our better llvmg Thus knowledge flnally we brnng to our study of the American way that we may continually kindle and keep aglow Amerlcas singular vuslon symbolized rn Lsberty and her torch Another brllllant star spectallzatron llghts our navngators horrzon Lumxnosnty I5 great because It IS really a multuple star known by such names as shop arts scnences homemakmg language busmess health et cetera After careful examlnatlon and exploration we have the opportunity of selecting one or more areas far 'me-n5,f,ed traumng Thus may be for vocatlonal effuctency college proflclency or vocatlonal sufflclency Secretarial serv ace homecrafts scnence club Jamboree lubrary servrce et cetera are others rn thus convoy Our full rugged ship wlth souls unfurled needs the dolng of many heads hearts and hands together to reach those dnstant ports Shep Ahoy' cfawfff-1-W Flys: I ,L 111 4 A14 , A.. M . - tt 1 ' N 4 -1 , ' A , ,, gt.,-I 7 T' ' , Q 'M A , H' M 1 s Q' ' 76 . sr-fm.. 1, X '5 K r 'Vi' ' 13 l x ,, 1 . s T 2 A 4 1 ' tr , ' W ,.. . I I - 1 1 9 . . , , . 1 1 . , 1 - 1 1 . , - . . , , I 1 1 - 1 , . . . , , . , 1 1 1 1 , - I T I I ' 1 , , 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , . 1 - 1 1 . , 1 1 1 1 1 . - I I I I