Jefferson High School - J Yearbook (Jefferson, WI)

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Besides selling candy, Student Council had two other successful money raising projects. On Valentine’s Day, they played Cupid and delivered red, pink, and white carnations (sometimes all three) to surprised students from their secret and not so secret admirers. They also sponsored an exciting acrobatic circus which performed in the gym on May 22. Pictured to the left are the student council members. Standing are B. Mercer, D. Didion, P. Olson, B. Hoffman, Mr. Follensbee, and B. Schroedl. Sitting on the ledge are D. Yahn, W. Mode, K. Traeder, T. Shannon, C. Koehler, J. Piek, and J. Fischer. Sitting on the ground are C. Hotter, P. Fischer, D. Springer, A. Monogue, and J. Landowski. Student Council 17

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National Honor Society .. . Student Council ... The spring installation of the National Honor Society was held on the evening of April 29. The ceremony honored the 8 reelected seniors and 13 newly elected junior and senior members for their outstanding achievements in the areas of knowledge, leadership, character, scholarship, and service. Bart Lia, Master of Ceremonies, gave the welcome and spoke briefly regarding Plato, his philosophy, and how it pertains to our society. Other reelected members were than introduced and participated in the installation ceremony. Guest speaker Dr. John Pearson spoke about the talent of the members and how they should put it to use in our society’s future. Candles symbolize the five virtues of NHS. The major responsibility of the advisor is to blow out the candles Bart Lia served as Master of Ceremonies. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW I: T. Stauss. M. Hammes, C. Erie. J. Bauch, C. Peli-kan. S. Ganser. C. Wilson. T. Shannon. S. Ha-mann. M. Stoppenbach. ROW 2: Mr. Regal. B Lia, K. Dunham. K. Fortin. B. Hoffman. D Hotter. L. Jacobson. J. Landowski. C. Mode. A. Monogue. P Robisch. P.J. Olson. 16 National Honor Society

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Colonel Sanders, Johnny Bench, Nelson Rockefeller, and Jimmy Carter highlighted the year for Mr. Larson and six of his students when they travelled to the National FFA Convention in Kansas City, Missouri. Over 15,000 kids from all over America attended and planned activities for the coming year. A delicious chocolate cake with a bicentennial theme was presented to the faculty during National FFA Week. Earlier in the year, members sold fruit and candles. The basketball team had a victorious season topped off by playing in a tournament at Janesville Parker. Selling candy at noon to raise money for the Needy Children's Stocking Fund was a major undertaking of FTA. Their generosity was further demonstrated by presenting teachers with shiny, red apples during Education Week. FTA. (Upper Right) ROW 1: L. Jilek. D. Ganser. D. Hirschfeld, L. Strohbusch. ROW 2: J. Hans. B. Bialkowski, E. Bergman. S. Propp. ROW 3: S. Petty, L. Kuske, R. Clark. D. Ganser, P. Olson, J. Ebel, P. Robisch. FFA. (Far Right) ROW 1: M. Krummen. D. Schroedl, S. Magritz, Mr. Larson. ROW 2: G. Pernat, L. Smith. M. Schroedl. M. Scho- pen, 0. Hachtel, S. Ganser, S. Ebel. J. Rammelt, S. Grossman. ROW 3: A. Perschke. G. Koehler, S. Schroedl. T. Dorn. D. Koch. P. Reidl. C. Weider. K. Wenzel, J. Bound. FFA OFFICERS. (Above) ROW t: S. Ganser, R. Nodolf. R. Froh-mader. ROW 2: Mr. Larson. J. Ramelt. D. Hachtel. D. Koch. Pat Ludemann can't believe the ball really went through the hoop! 18 FTA FFA