Jefferson High School - J Yearbook (Jefferson, WI)

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Jf-f£ tfucttoti give tme, fot Throughout the course of the year, JHS has several special events that require extra attention by students. These events include Prom, float decoration, set construction, and taping carnations to lockers on Valentine's Day. Without the help of many students, these events would never be. In every class there seems to be a certain group of students who always pitch in. No matter what event is going on, and no matter what other demands they experience, these dependable people are there to help. When the day of the event comes, and all the decorations are finished, the set built, and the carnations taped, students commend the class for their time. Often the particular contributors are forgotten. So, to all the students and faculty who are never thanked, we thank you. Without your help, many events wouldn't be possible. Some may feel that what is obvious is the reality. What goes on behind the scenes is the reali-ty. (This page) Behind the scenes workers for plays are Alun Armstrong. Ken Slight. Mark Hamann. John Duesterhoeft. Nicky Durand. and Susan Kraft (Opposite page top) Charlie Busshardt and Dana Emery each lend spirit to Homecoming. (Opposite page bottom) Tami Butts directs the band, while others work behind the scenes to finish up at float building. 2 Theme

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Fwiluttm wtouitvc iffuiimal facti Sure, freshmen, they told you about the classes you had to take, but did they tell you that you had to pass them? Also, did you realize that your head would be in the toilet three out of five days a week, whether you were legally using the facility or taking a morning swim with the help of some seniors? And did they happen to warn you about asking seniors for directions when you were lost? If you did this, you should not have been surprised if you ended up in the teachers' lounge or cleaning the bottom of the swimming pool with your tongue. They never mentioned that if you told a teacher or the principal about the seniors, who made sure that you fit into your locker nicely, you would be signing your death certificate. How many of you former freshmen dared to attend the county fair? If you did, did you enjoy being chased by a large can of shaving cream, which just happened to be attached to a senior? Aren't you glad that you can now go to the fair without getting slimed. And here is some valuable advice for upcoming freshmen. Now that you are almost in high school, there are several things that you must part with. This will include your favorite teddy bear, which will be replaced by your cute and cuddly biology book. Yes, the rumors are correct that you will have to leave your Cabbage Patch lunch box at home. Your crayons, art smock, and finger paints will no longer be required to pass into the next grade. Make sure you get a good night's sleep, because 4 Theme