Jefferson High School - J Yearbook (Jefferson, WI)

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CAST (Right) front row Darrell Brock. Carrie Danforth Row 2 Janet Schmidt. Kaye Hoffmann. Theresa Kexel. Kristin Spangler. Row 3: Dana Emery, Brian Stevens. (Above) Mr Niebauer makes sure that the cast knows what they are supposed to be doing for the pre-opening dress rehearsel. 16 One-Act Play

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BcuhjW, am eaitf puy fot V T When Dennis Messmann said at the pep rally, This year will be differentit wasn't an understatement. That night at the Homecoming football game, the team proved the statement true. Despite the cold weather, the mighty Eagles won over the Lake Geneva Badgers 28-14. The first quarter was evenly matched, with no extra points being scored. The pace began to pick up for the Eagles in the second quarter, when they broke the ice on a fifty yard drive, which was ended by a three yard run by Dennis Messmann. A Badger running back then came back to score a forty yard touchdown, followed by a two point conversion. Messmann returned once again with an eighty-seven yard touchdown, adding a two point conversion. In the third quarter. Tom Sukow ran a two yard quarterback sneak for another big touchdown, topped by Chris Calvillo's extra point kick. The Badgers came back in the fourth quarter with a sixty-six yard drive, scoring from the one yard line. This did not end the scoring. Randy Ka-menick concluded a thirty-five yard drive with a five yard run to add the final touchdown. Chris Calvillo once again adding a point. (Top) Brian Wright leads the team into the pre-game celebrations (Left) The mighty Eagles get pumped up before their Homecoming victory. Homecoming 15

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OxA-act play edexi xeigUioxJiood On October 24 the Drama Club presented the one-act play The Neighbors in the JHS auditorium to a crowd of one-hundred and fifty- The play, a comedy set in a small town in the early 1900's, centers around an orphaned boy who is to come to live with Miss Ellsworth, played by Dana Emery. Toward the end of the play. Miss Ellsworth gets a letter saying that the boy has been taken by someone else. In the meantime, however. she has learned what it really means to have neighbors. Mr. Paul Niebauer, a new face at JHS, directed the play. Niebauer felt that the participants worked very hard and stated that he was very pleased with the results. In addition to Dana Emery, the other cast members were Carrie Danforth as Grandma, Kaye Hoffmann as Mis' Able, Brian Stevens as Ezra, Darrell Brock as Peter. Janet Schmidt as Inez, Theresa Kexel as Mis' Moran, and Kristin Spanlger as Mis' Trot. (Top) Mis' Trot brings up the important issue of the buffalo bug in her rug. (Bottom) Miss Able. Mis' Moran, and Mis' Trot decide whether or not they have enough clothes for Mis' Ellsworth's arriving boy. One-act Play 17