Jefferson High School - J Yearbook (Jefferson, WI)

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 JAZZ ENSEMBLE. (Top) Front row: VZ. Niebler. D. Liebel. B. Stark. K. Christianson, W. Wallace. G Morgan. T. Heinzelman. N. Maki. Row 2: J. Guld. S. Alwin. L. Brey. B. Stevens, J. Browders. B. Hans, B. Gold-beck. T. Nichols. S. Pinnow, A. Kiesling. B. Biwer. Row 3: Mr. Hart wig. K. Schicker. J. Schroedl. G Fetherston. J. Andrews. J. Schmidt. (Center) Led by Tami Butts, the marching band takes advantage of a beautiful day to enjoy the Homecoming parade POM PON SQUAD. (Bottom left) Front row: T. Kylmanen. N. Davis, G. Hoffman. T. Heinzelman. Row 2: A. Schopen, P. Reich. T. Probst. C. Reich. (Bottom right) Mr. Hart wig works out some of the marching routines in preparation for the band's practice session in the teachers' parking lot. 26 Band

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Council luppotli rjuvutab caum The Student Council's focus this year centered on raising school spirit. especially in the area of contributions to charitable organizations. In December the group sponsored the canned food drive. The past year the drive had netted disappointingly low sums of food, so this year the Council held a contest involved school groups and homerooms. Over 600 canned items were collected and packed for distribution by Human Services through the baskets for the needy at Christmas. The Publications class topped the organizations' contest with a contribution of 107 cans of food. The Council also sold carnations for Valentine's Day. The group voted to donate all profits from the cause to Muscular Dystrophy research, a cause the Council has supported for the last five years. Six-hundred and ten carnations decorated lockers and doors throughout the school. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS. (Top) M. Hochtel (Secretary-Treasurer). B. Heideman(Vice-President), N. Davis (President). (Center) Decorations on Mr. Touhey’s door and Mrs. Essock’s door earned each homeroom prizes for Christmas sprit. FRESHMAN OFFICERS. (Bottom) J. Schmidt (Secretary-Treasurer). D. Dahie (President). S. Quale (Vice-President). Student Council 25

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Gioup latteA Kaniai City mottey The 1986-87 band trip was a journey to Kansas City, Missouri The band was accepted to participate in a concert band festival at the University of Missouri in Kansas City. Band members also attended a show at the Waldorf-Astoria Dinner Theater and enjoyed the Worlds of Fun Amusement Park. To help pay for the trip, the band members sold over 3.000 pizzas and a large number of kringles at the beginning of the year. In the spring members sold 1.300 cases of fruit, unloading two truckloads to be distributed to ready buyers. (Top) Pom-port squad members Tammy Probst and Tina Heinzetman keep perfect form as they lead the band in a parade (Bottom) Complete with decorations to indicate school spirit, the band maintains a tight formation to entertain a crowd of students at a pep rally Band 27