Jefferson High School - Archives Yearbook (Monroe, MI)

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May we ever be proud of its colors... To help lead the team to victory is not the sole iob of a cheerleading squad. Each member puts out her all to establish spirit, sportsmanship and enthusiasm within the student body. Football and basketball sea- sons lind them working hard alter school, during pep rallies, and especially at games cheering their lungs out. The cheerleaders have been working with hopes to save enoughmoney to send the varsity squad to cheerleading camp. They sold mums for homecoming, worked in the concession stand, and also sold chocolate candy bars for the proiect. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS FRONT ROW: Left to right, Connie Heckman, Roxanne Shelly, Kathy Myers. SECOND ROW: Mary Rouse, Cheryl Absalom, captain, Daryl Ko- sino. Santa Claus and his reindeer bring a sack otvic- tories during a pep rally skit. Page 43

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Lakeshore Conference CHAMPS ... The Jefferson Bears, under the leader- ship of tri-captains Ray Avendt, Larry Fuen- tes, and Ron Myers, posted a 7-2 record in- cluding the Championship of the newly form- ed Lakeshore Conference. The Bears, on their way to the Cham- pionship, placed seven men on the l4 man All League squad. The honored Bears were Ray Avendt,center, Rick Terrasi, guard, Ron Myers, quarterback, Jim Fischer, halfback, and Bosko Knezevich, fullback. l965 Football Record Opponents We They Airport 20 14 Flatrock 6 20 i'Mason 13 6 Carlson 19 6 Concord 27 l9 Morenci 19 6 Huron 48 0 Lincoln 47 6 Avondale 12 l 4 'k Lakeshore Conference games Won 7 Lost 2 The Bears, under guidance of Marc Cis- co and Gene Zimmer, showed spirit, desire, and poise through out the entire grid season. The coaches and the team honored mem- bers of the squad upon completion of the season. Honored were Jim Fischer, Most Va- luable Player, Bosko Knezvich, Best Offen- sive Back, Bill Myers, Best Defensive Back, Ray Avendt, Best Defensive Lineman, Rick Terrasi, Best Offensive Lineman, .Olaf Haa- konstad, Most Improved Player, and Larry Fuentes, Humor Award. Tom Mata gets ready to throw downfield block as halfback Bill Myers breaks through the defensive line. Fullback Bosko Knezevich ialts a de- fender as lure of end zone is strong. page 45