Jefferson High School - J Yearbook (Jefferson, WI)

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(Top left) Coprotn Sue Mercer announces rhe legs judging conresr or rhe Homecoming pep roly before rhe porode (Top right) before continuing her shopping trip in Turkey os on AFS student, Yvonne Duesrerhoefr takes o moment to rest. After rhe legs ore judged Qefr), Mr Fronds occeprs rhe audience opptouse for having rhe hairiest focut-ry legs (Left) Members of rhe senior ond junior dosses get down whle dondng to Parry ol Night'' or Homecoming.

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Concerrs assist starving Although ir was obviously nor o reason ro cetebrare, rhe actions token by people all over rhe world ro aid rhe starving people in Ethiopia and other African counrries surely was reason ro feel os though attempts ro oid hod served their purpose. Probably rhe greatest effort ro help was through music. A large group of popular Drirish musicians pur their rolenrs together ro make a best selling record entitled Feed rhe World. Likewise anxious ro old in rhe defeat of starvation were many well-known American musicians, producing on album ond o hit song under the group name Dond-Aid. Doth records were backed by MTV Music Television ond become even more popular with their oword-winning videos Also, ro advertise these productions ond ro raise more profit for rhe cause, printed clothing with Aid slogans were sold in massive quantities. Following rhe hit records, o huge benefit concert, entitled Live Aid, was held, in which many popular groups performed for a pm-packed stadium. This production was also backed by M TV ond was seen by television viewers around rhe world. This popular wave of aid accomplished its goal ro help rid famine, bur atone could nor entirely succeed in banishing starvation. (Top) The Jefferson Eogie. otas Todd Honk, flexes his musdes in onridporion of rhe Homecoming pep roly events (Bottom) Mark Stacey ond Seem Jacobson ploy Footloose for rhe pom poo squad's routine or the Homecoming pep roly 2 Theme

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Old replaced by new As srudenrs enrered school for rhe 1985-66 school yeor, rhey could nor help bur norice o few improvemenrs. Among rhe most noriceable changes were rhe newly pomred lockers, different garbage cons, new carper in rhe EH room, and new rabies and chairs in rhe cafeteria. The main reason for rhe changes was rhor everything was gerring old. The lockers had nor been painred since rhey were new As a result, rhey sported scrorches and groffiri. Marching rhe maroon point on rhe lockers was rhe new maroon carper in rhe EH room. The car-pering was replaced because rhe old carper had torn seams and hod been used for six years without replacement. Thirteen new garbage cons also decorated rhe halls. These were nor replaced because rhe old ones were too old, bur, instead, rhey were replaced to have everything in rhe three differenr sections of rhe school march. Another big difference was rhe new rabies and choirs in rhe cafeteria, which replaced rhe old ones rhar were difficult ro repair