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DECEMBER This was the month of many Christmas parties and Christmas dances. Remember the wonderful party that we had here at school one afternoon as an added present? Wfe were excused for the rest of the day. December also was the month of the holiday tour- neys, where jet? pulled an upset over New Albany, then lost to South Bend Central. December also was the month of the yo-yo craze-due to the influence of Yo-Yo Martin, a character in Kerry Drake,s comic strip. Almost every boy in school had one, and flailed it about the halls. In December, rules for the Senior election were posted, a Nautilus Queen was selected, many convocations were enjoyed, and the girls block section was first formed. The P.T.A. Fair was also held in December, as was the Christ- mas concert given by the band. Al1o1'e.'T0p spinning trio. Below Left: Santa visits jeff. Below Righl: Gee, these freshmen get smaller every year! Page 9
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FEBRUARY February was the month of many ful events. The Queen of Hearts Dano llthg the state wrestling meet, in w very successful, was held here at jeff swimming was announced as possibly the district instrumental and voice cor at Kokomog also the dates for the ser announced, and the playoff for the ir ketball championship was held. February was also the month when jeff's netters started down the long gruelling road to the final game of the I.H.S.A.A. tournament at Indianapolis. February, Cupid's month, certainly did witness a gay social season. Above Left: Watcha trying Hank? A Tight: Sumpin' new Mmm m mmm ! Y V 9 iff N
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