Jefferson High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

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The hange Change was visible in the activities at Jefferson High School. ln autumn a new king was named at the Bronchoette Gallop. Home- coming and the Queen of Hearts dance also brought the choice of pretty queens. ln ad- dition to the new Jeff royalty, fanciful produc- tions of The Mouse that Roared and The Music Man were given by talented Jeff pupils. Throughout the year hilarious pep sessions and several serious and entertaining convocations provided a change from daily routine. At the year's end seniors entered the world of the Oriental at their Prom, Then those same seniors stepped into the greatest change of their lives as graduation led them into a new phase of life. Activitie

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Jeff's 1965 Homecoming Queen Sue Breeden smiles as the starry-eyed princesses of her court stand around her. Enthusiasm Explodes at Homecoming A smile of delight comes over Susan Breeden's face as Bob Pastlethwait bestows a victory kiss upon her cheek. Enthusiasm which had built up for over a week exploded on the night of October l5, when Jett played Brebeut High School, and the i965 Homecoming Queen was chosen. A grand silence came over the gay crowd at halt time, when Bob Postlethwait, Student Council presi- dent, stepped up to the microphone and an- nounced Sue Breeden as the Jett Homecoming Queen for l965. Her court consisted of Jeanne Crutchfield, Peggy Fountain, Claire Galloway, and Kathi Kiser. After presenting Queen Sue with a sparkling silver crown and a fragrant bouquet of red roses, Bob gave her a congrat- ulatory kiss and the crowd burst into thunder- ous applause. To set the scene tor the momentous occa- sion, the goal posts were tied with red and black crepe paper streamers. Jett pupils, too, wore the school colors along with their white mums. Among these adding a special touch to the atmosphere of the evening were the mem- bers ot the l955 football squad returning to boost Jeff.