Jefferson High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

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The Broncho mascot was present at all the games. s A Hoosier Madness State Finalist This trophy iiieeiiie ei lol doesn't ii, lack and Ronnie? The team receives the state iiiiiiiei-up iiiigs. Iefferson Bronchos, we're proud of you.

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BASKETBALL BOUNCE They even mcrde it to the stcxte in this cur. Jeff Reigns We did it before, cmd we can do it cxqcxin. Iefi was surprised with three new yell leaders ut the lust pep session. This was the prime thought in the mind of cull the Broncho icxns. -.-au? 0' 9 I

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SAY IT WITH MUSIC Background music was by the left Dance Band. Chief Ingredient: A Magic Trumpet Start with a trumpet that plays by itself: add the assorted talents available in IeH's Music Department: mix well with two directors, Mr. Richard Bowles and Mr. Richard Iaegerg and serve hot to a delighted audience. The name? Hoof Beats of l956! The story goes like this: Mike Sherry played the part of Benny Big- lips, who had trouble with the magic trumpet and decided to sell it. Lucky Neiburger, in the role of Milford, bought the trumpet without any knowledge of its supernatural powers. The first time he blew a note on it, a genie CMike Ungersma in disguisej appeared offering his services. Milford said he would like some real, old- fashioned banjo playing. Although the genie called Milford a cube, he produced a banjo duet with a screech of the trumpet. From this point on, the trumpet headed the most wanted list, and everyone schemed to get possession of the charmed instrument. The trumpet passed quickly from Mi1ford's wife, Dolly, played by Ianice Davis, to two disreputable thugs, portrayed by Dan Doeppers and Bob Schweitzer, to a pair of glamorous models, Carolyn White and Ianice Rose. They were part of a style show featuring clothing students and narrated by Ioyce Craig. The genie cooperated with their requests for all types of music, from a drum ensemble to night club singing. Everything was fine until the second act, when the trumpet's charm went berserk. Mil- ford asked for Dixieland and got smooth music from the Voices of Ieff: the models ordered opera and got a popular duet: the thugs blew the horn and got chaos-all the acts were on stage at once, each doing his own number. Finally Officer O'Leary, alias Cliff Mitchell, stopped the noise, locked up the thugs, and gave Benny his trumpet. The fantasy ended on the happy note of Say It With Music, sung by the entire cast and the A Cappella Choir, and accompanied by the Ieif Dance Band. Finale: Everyone joins in with, The Best Things In Life Are Free.