Jefferson High School - J Yearbook (Jefferson, WI)

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(Page 16. bottom right) Becoming impatient with Marion Cheever (Jeff Weber). Sgt. Thech (Darianne Keuler) helps herself to the needed papers. Homer Wellington (top) gives his daughter a list of vitamins to be sent to him as his next month’s supply. Marion Cheever (above left) awaits the arrival of Sgt. Thech before his examination. Consoling his mother after his father’s death. Phil, played above by Steve Grant, gives his mother some reassurance. Playing a little girl, Julie Lukas (left) has fun at a birthday party. One-Act Plays 17 (Page 16. top) Jeff Funk, the psychiatrist, gives his outlook on life to pass on to the younger generation. (Page 16. bottom left) Mr. and Mrs. Wellington (Dave Stelmaszewski-Mary Dunnington) try to recall the names of their children.

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Costumes take months of study, hard work There are many steps involved in the designing of costumes for a musical. The first step taken by Mrs. Buswell for the spring production was to take the measurements of cast members. She then checked the scripts and history books for authentic looking costumes. Mrs. Buswell and the costume committee made the majority of the costumes, working for two and a half months to complete the project. Students worked during study halls and after school. The result, according to one audience member, was a “great success. Sitting Bull (right) adopts Annie Oakley as his daughter. Mr Wilson (below) will not bargain with the likes of Frank Butler. (Below right) Everyone agrees that there is no business like show business. 16D Spring Musical

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“La Playa Dorada” Junior Prom theme Judging by attendance, the Junior Prom, May 1 at the senior high school, was a success; in attendance were 97 couples and over 200 spectators. The theme was La Playa Dorada, or The Golden Beach,” played out in decorations with a seaside, a lighthouse, sand castles, boats, and murals of the sea. To show their appreciation of the artwork, the junior class gave Scott Mercer, the decorating chairman, a gift which he could use for working on future art projects. The band at Prom was “Chapter 5,” and the post-Prom group was “Tag-a-Longs.” The class took in $994.00 for both couple and spectator tickets. Miss Turner, who helped advise the group, had this to say: “This is the hardest working bunch of juniors I’ve ever seen.” (Top) As King and Queen, Tim Rue and Jean Schweitzer enjoy the royal dance before going to post-Prom. held at the Meadow Springs Golf Club. (Bottom) Some of the attendants at Prom demonstrate a new method of dancing. 18 Junior Prom