Jefferson High School - J Yearbook (Jefferson, WI)

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Clubs Plan Spirited Homecoming Week New ideas combined with the traditional to provide a more exciting Homecoming ’77. Clash Day and Hat and Slippers Day joined the annual 50’s, Jersey, and Maroon and White Days. During the week people roamed the halls in uncoordinating stripes and plaids, cowboy hats and fuzzy slippers, chain belts, saddle shoes, greased hair and whatever else came to the imaginative students' minds. The method of choosing the court varied from that of previous years. The football team voted for a senior teammate to reign as king, while the king then chose a senior girl as the queen. Ed Krebs and Debbie Hotter received these honors. Class Representatives were seniors Chris Falk and Debbie Ganser, juniors Tom Rock-stroh and Pam Moehling, sophomores Gary Bleecker and Renee Brunette, and freshmen Les King and Jean Schenkat. Class rivalries intensified when the senior posters were sabotaged and junior cars were egged. With the theme We’ll Punch the Cards”, the juniors went on to capture the first place float award. Senior girls staged their own pep rally by forming a snake line and running through the halls during noon on the day of the Powder Puff game. This fired them up to win a fairly close game that night. The varsity team played an exciting contest against the Sun Prairie Cardinals, but were not fortunate enough to win. The dance began soon after the game, with the Relatives furnishing music for the largest crowd attending a dance in recent years.

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Workmen and the sights and sounds of construction became everyday experiences. Delays in shipping lockers, desks and pencil sharpeners left students anxiously awaiting the arrival of such taken-for-granted conveniences. X 10 Construction