Jefferson High School - J Yearbook (Jefferson, WI)

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4 'i Julie Teeter Lori Traeder Dwain Trweyn Mark Tucker Steven CJIsberger Allen Vogel Larry Vogl Bob Wagner Sherryl Weber Barbara Wellmann Judy Wendt Patty Wetherell Cori Wightman Peggy Wilke Lester Williams Brenda Wolf Suspended in space. Sherry Meng makes a key volleyball play. Not Pictured: Daniel Aumann Denise B rod beck Steve Clark Kevin Free Neil Houser Judy Ihlenfeld Dennis Klingler Bruce Patterson Aimee Sachse Patty Skrobak Dan (Jmland Kevin Waters David Whitman Brett Yeager Lauri Zehms Juniors 113

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m Sheila Ruther Lori Salgado Cari Saloch Mimi Schneeberg Mark Schloesser Jean Schroeder Dale Schroedl Shelly Schroedl Richard Schuett Cindy Schuld Jeri Schuld Pam Schultz David Schweitzer Nancy Seisser Sandy Shafer Sue Shaw Brian Smith Diane Smith Don Smith William Sokolik Dan Spangler Dan Springer Mary Stauss Darcey Steinke Gregg Stephan Susan Stillman Brady Stoner Judy Ihlenfeld has her grade all sewn up. With twine everywhere. Jackie Endl looks '‘knot pleased. 112 Juniors

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CLASS OF 1980 After seeing many of our older friends that we have made during the past four years at Jefferson High School leave, it is now our turn. It is our turn to start new lives for ourselves in a new decade. The class of 1980 saw new changes and made a few during its freshman year. Starting in 1976, we tagged along with the class of '79. down to the high school from junior high and other schools, to be the first freshman class at JHS. We also started the annual freshman class trip to Chicago for history class. The class of '80 saw three changes in administration in one year. We were constantly up-to-date, thanks to the National Observer in history class. As sophomores, most of us were measuring angles or trying to figure out what 2n + 5x equalled in geometry. For many, caution and bewilderment overcame our minds in chemistry class, as we wondered what we were mixing up, hoping it wouldn't blow up in our faces. Or else, we were standing on the football field watching for the school to blow up during a bomb scare. Many parents were on edge, hoping we wouldn’t lose our new, expensive class rings. As juniors, we felt pretty secure because we were near the top. Hard work was put into the Junior Prom Vieux Carre.” Piles of Newsweeks sat at the bottom of many lockers. One of the dreaded times came before we knew it. Many from the class of '80 said goodbye to their senior friends that we had made. The moment came early in June of '79 when we realized we were finally seniors, while sitting in the auditorium patiently waiting for our pictures to be taken. The final year at JHS was a year of planning, planning what to do with our future. The year was filled with reminiscing over the past twelve years. Our friendships grew stronger with other class members and with underclassmen. The last day of school came quickly. Many were shocked to discover all of the things that were missing all year finally turning up. We signed all of the autograph books and shed a few tears as we said goodbye to all of our underclassman friends. Later that night, we gathered to celebrate graduation at the senior, banquet. Now maybe a little sorry that it came so quickly, we saw June 8 had arrived. We will miss many of our good friends, never to be seen again. We now have the freedom, power and knowledge to look toward a new tomorrow. Juan Acevedo Amy Acketz Cindy Ambrose Maureen Andrews Ed Anfang 114 Seniors