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Homecoming events spur reconsideration Students and faculty encounter Homecoming every year, but this year Homecoming drew reevaluation by members of the staff. The majority of those surveyed felt that the dress-up days had a positive affect on the week. Commented one of the staff, I enjoyed the days, but I always participate, and the students don’t cause me any problems, because I show them that I act the same no matter how I am dressed.” Most teachers felt that the students don't take advantage of these days in order to get out of school-related responsibilities. Another staff member stated, Each day we took a few minutes out out of the beginning of class to observe each other's creativity and then proceeded with class as usual.” Of the staff 77% participated in the dress-up days. One teacher felt slighted by the question of personal participation and responded, What? Didn't you see my torn bathrobe? (Right) Henry Fenner charges through the crasher, in hopes of the inevitable victory over Wilmot. (Opposite page top left) Sue Mercer attempts a daring backwards fall. (Opposite page top right) Seniors tug for their victorious team against the juniors. (Opposite page center left) Queen Kim Alle-gretti gives her acceptance speech. (Opposite page center right) The pom pon squad performs its routine at the pep rally. (Opposite page bottom left) Coach Miech informs Karl Krievens that the next play will be a pro left Wisconsin pass. (Opposite page bottom right) The band completes a formation during the pep rally. Special Events 6 Special tvents
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Typing classes use 268 ribbons. About 7000 progress reports are given out. Students spend 282.663.6 minutes in school and 4320 of them are spent in R time. Mr. Smith shows 80 filmstrips and movies. There are 39,312 books checked out of the library. 240 false bells go off, followed by, Please disreguard that bell. Custodians use 1,488 gallons of chlorine in the pool. Teachers drink 8.640 bottles of soda. Biology classes use SOO worms for dissection. The school uses 4,800 rolls of paper towels. 19,200 rolls of toilet paper, and 17,280 boxes of kleenex. • But believe it or not, Mr. Delzer has said. Shut er downl only once in seven years. Theme 5 (Top) Tonya Smith celebrates the spirit of Homecoming with colorful FBI A balloons and a painter hat that declares her loyalty. (Left) The Jefferson varsity cheerleaders practice long hours to perfect the pyramids used at the Homecoming pep rally. (Above) Norbert Doeberlein and Gina Smith work on the bulletin board used as the cover for the yearbook.
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