Jefferson High School - Jeffersonian Yearbook (Jefferson, IA)

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To The rchestra V The orchestra was a vital part of Oklahoma, They practiced three times a week during sixth period and also in the evenings. Members of the casts would come in sixth period and practice with the orchestra to get used to singing over them. This worked well. Members include, ABOVE: Mafy Bordenaro and Barb Edwards-- pianog' Dana Kirby--bassg Mark Gillespie--guitar. BE- LOW: Marty Wuebker--drumsg Kathy Bagler, Nancy Johnston, and Martha Murphy--flutesg Barb Young-- oboeg Dian Shriver and Saundra Hagedorn--clarinetsg Boyd Knosp and Bill I-Iarris--trumpetsg Margret Clark-- french horng and Mark Rasmussen-trombone. AT LEFT: Mr. Becker worked as hard as anyone. A big thank you to both Mr. Becker and Mr. Oatts. -..

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From Actzn Ana' Danczn UPPER LEFT: Gertie revealed Annie's bloomers to the world. UPPER RIGHT: Jud pays Aunt Eller for a hamper. ABOVE: Choir girls worked diligently learning group songs. RIGHT: Can-can girls Teri Benson, Laura Raemakers, Judy Kirby, Kathy Schmidt, Sue Whitver, and Vicki Hastings livened up the dream sequence.

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Pom-Portgdi M ajoretle W . I. lax' T , . :f 3 F in 'M f ei . iw .. ' 1 gW,,, is I Wg T if nge.. w .2 5 5 sl ABOVE LEFT: Sherrinell Graven was the 1974 drum majorette. She led the marching band at Homecoming and during halftime at football games. ABOVE RIGHT: This year the band chose to participate in the Carroll Band Days. Lori Dunivan was chosen to represent jefferson in the queen competition. In the aftemoon she was crowned queen. BOTTOM: The 1974-75 porn-pon girls were S. McGregor, B. Young, S. Brown, N. Oatts, T. Coon, J. Unger, B. Telleen, and T. Monthei.