Jefferson High School - J Yearbook (Jefferson, WI)

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(Opposite page top) Queen Jufee Gordon mokes her acceptance speech or halftime ceremonies during the foorbol gome (Opposite page bottom left) Mike O'Hearn attends Gemuertichketr. a rrodirional Jefferson foK celebration. (Opposite page bottom right) U e Niebler envoys the festivities or the Friday evening Homecoming dance (Left) the crowd cheers the results of the puddtng earing contest or Homecoming (Above) The active Jefferson AF5 chapter celebrates its theme of year (Above) Ryan Hebbe speaks for the foorbol ream offer they ore introduced to rhe crowd. Theme 5

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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

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Homecoming evenrs ceiebrore wirh pizzoz During rhe course of rhe school year, there ore many evenrs rhor students celebrate Homecoming allows students to welcome past students ond to celebrate rhe football season Students par-ridpare In rhe days of the week, o rime to let go. The pep roily allows for faculty involvement, especially this year when coaches entered a legs contest. The parade invites community involvement ond displays rhe talents of floor decorators, cheerleaders, ond rhe marching bands. This year rhe cheerleaders sponsored o successful donee The spring ploy ond rhe one-act pby ore also a rime for special celebration. Students assume rhe character of another person for o short rime. The community ond rhe student body celebrate rhe talents of these individuals. One event that rhe students espeaolly look forward to celebrating is Prom. Many special plans ore mode for that night, plans induding rhe right dress ond rhe practiced slow dana'ng. As rhe yearbook celebrates rhe school year, students also celebrate o special port of their lives wirh special evenrs. A: Dob's brother's bond ploys for Prom 0. Dob is o bush in the school ploy C: Oris ond Dob wirh his shovel pose for Nerd Day D: Oris rets Dob rhor he forgot to pick up his dare £ For Freddie is rhe ol-oround rug-of-wor chomp.