Jefferson High School - J Yearbook (Jefferson, WI)

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 (Top) After the volleyball team's trick on the football team backfired. Sara Sukow is attacked by a pie for her involvement (Bottom) Seniors Debbie Foss and Melissa Monogue sit back and enjoy their last Homecoming pep rally series of events. 6 Gala Affairs Gola affaiM cm paJtt of iMuumi Whether it was Homecoming. Prom, or the one-act play, each event has one thing in common. It gave students a chance to step out of their day to day school lives and to step into a disguise. During Homecoming, students briefly broke from the humdrum life of books and lectures and stepped into the annual outrageous spirit. The relaxed students rode tricycles, ran races, and cheered at the pep rally competition events. Prom and the one-act play also gave unreal appearances. Students changed from jeans into formal attire for Prom. Actors in the play disguised faces to become different people. No matter if students acted like children, royalty, or characters, they were a part of JHS. Their changed appearances didn't change their true identity.

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school no longer provides an afternoon nap period. You will most likely learn several new techniques for studying. Cram studying is the most popular technique. This consists of putting off your fifty page term paper for the day before it is actually due. Then there is the pretend-you-did-your-assignment technique, when you decided that it would be more intellectual to watch MTV, instead of doing your homework. Every time the teacher asks a question, you look at everything else in the room, except the teacher, or you pretend you're reading your assignment over. Those of you who still live in the world of illusion, forget it. The reality of JHS will hit you soon enough. (Opposite page top left) Mark Hamann adds finishing touches to the senior coke can at float decorating. (Opposite page top right) Roxie Ehrke marches with the band after ending her Homecoming parade routine (Opposite page bottom) Thrown by the leading flood, seniors catch the Homecoming wave (Top) Brian Wright. Berna Calvillo. and Randy Braunschweig race in the potato sack competition. Randy winning. (Center) Brian Ackley helps the cheerleaders raise spirits, while the varsity football te'am (bottom) watches as a group. Theme 5

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(Left) Participating in the relay race at Homecoming. Amy Seisser bounces her way to the finish line (Center) Mr. Schulz is arrested for disrupting classes during the day (Bottom) Joining in the Homecoming spirit, Scott Boltz dyes his hair to be unique. (Below) Jeni Funk and Dennis Messmann join in the three-legged race to win points for their junior team (Insert) Penny Reich, a junior, struggles to help pull her team to victory in the tug against the freshman girls Gala Affairs 7