Jefferson High School - Archives Yearbook (Monroe, MI)

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ACTIVITIES

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Working long hours to keep Jefferson look- ing like new are: Tom Spain, Charlie Taylor, Bill Goodwin, and Art Bomia. Like the white tornado... Time, energy, and hard work are only a few of the things that the custodial staff contributes to the cleanliness of our school. They not only keep Jefferson clean, but they are always available in times of need. Beit a room to hot or too cold, a faulty register, a broken window or a burnt out light, ateach- er or student can always depend on a custo- dian to come to the rescue. Every morning-- every evening... Busdrivers chat for a few page 14 moments before the final bell rings. noisier students to their homes. Every morning, whether its rain or snow or sleet, or hail, the bus comes through And this efficiency is on account of the early rising and punctual busdrivers With nerves of steel they deliver their daily load of loud and laughing students. The 3 05 bell finds them ready to return the happier and

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Swept Up in a Whirlwind Homecoming is the first maior event of the year. This year saw several traditions broken. The queen was crowned on the field at half-time, and floats were built and iudg- ed. As the football game was played, ten- sion reached new heights as the queen can- didates waited forthe decision. When the ballots were counted, and the announcement was made, Miss Karyn Forbes emerged as the Homecoming Queen. To honor the lucky girl, a dance was iiii A J 1 t e l held that night, and the Queen and her court ,,,r , celebrated the occasion along with their es- 5, c corts. f l? Sf' .lan Tomkinson i965 Queen I I crowns Karyn Forbes, l966 Home- coming Queen. QUEEN CANDIDATES Left to right, Diania Compton, Frankhouse, Ray Borrusch, Bill Gorno, Bill Burrer, Rich Charlotte Fleszar, Laura Dobson, Karyn Forbes, Queen, Ufd Andrews, and l-Onnle Sweol- Erika Robe, .Jean Boudrie. ESCORTS left to right, Gary page 16