Jefferson High School - J Yearbook (Jefferson, WI)

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Prom has New York in decorating theme The junior class presented New York. New York. on May 14. 1985 at Jefferson High School. Eighty couples danced to the music by Rent-a-Jock from Madison. The Grand March took place at eleven, followed by the crowning of Queen Sherry Schroedl and King Jim Hagen. Post Prom was held at Meadow Springs Country Club from 12:30 to 3:30. This dance featured music by a LaCrosse band. As a fundraiser, the A W of Jefferson opened facilities from 3-.30 to 7:00 Sunday morning for breakfast, with one-half of all money received during that time being donated to the junior class treasury. PROM COURT (Top) R. Dettmers. L. Wagner, R. Hebbe. W. Grunewald, J. Hagen, S. Schroedl. A. Lucas. T. Gauger I. J. Rank. D. Guttenberg. (Center) Crowds line the balcony to watch the dancers and admire the decorations. (Left) Jim Hagen acts as announcer before the crowning of royalty, as well as thanker of those who contributed to the success of the Junior Prom. Prom II

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(Right) Queen Sherry Schroedl and King Jim Hagen lead the dance after being crowned royalty for the Junior Prom. (Below) Jenny Rank and Dave Guttenberg join the crowded hall and cafeteria to dance to the music of Rent-a-Jock. (Right and far right) Sheryl Schroedl and Dan Mueller, plus Brenda Meidl and Troy Kloss participate in the Grand March before the crowning of the king and queen. 20 Prom

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Clubs offer chances Every year students encounter a variety of organizations, and almost every student's tastes can be met. Band and choir offer students an opportunity to express themselves both as an individual and as a member of a larger organization. For students who wish to join a group that deals with career opportunities, JHS offers clubs such as Investment Club, Library Club, Drama Club. FHA, Spanish Club, FFA, FBLA. Medical Club, and Forensics. For instance, FBLA lets students get involved in competitive events related to business subjects. AFS and Student Council allow students to be involved in governmental activities, and The Pen and yearbook offered students an opportunity to communicate through writing and pictures. Here we go again ” can mean a variety of experiences, proved each year by JHS organizations and their advisers. (Right) Both the Pep Club and cheerleaders construct signs encouraging school spirit. (Opposite page top left) Mr. Touhey's door wins the Christmas decorating contest by appealing to students' appetites. (Opposite page top right) This entrance sign and AFS student pictures decorate the hall opposite the office. (Opposite page center) Vicky Boos practices lines from Shakespeare during a one-act play. (Opposite page bottom left) Painted by the Pep Club, this sign cheers students from the art room balcony. (Opposite page bottom right) Mrs. Sanders adds one more decoration to the Student Council Christmas tree in the main hall. ORGANIZATIONS 22 Organizations