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Pep Sessions Help to Spark Spirit Kara Bishop and Vicki Richeson peek around the corner while waiting for the soph pep session to start. Forward the Red, forward the Black. The Bronchos did go forward and the student body was behind them all the way. This was shown through participation at pep sessions. The purpose of pep sessions was to promote school spirit and enthusiasm. This was ac- complished through cheers (led by varsity, Broncho, and B-team cheerleaders), speeches by the coaches, and by the team itself, and by telegrams. Special things were also done at pep ses- sions. At our first one, the Broncho Cheer- leader candidates competed in front of the stu- dent body. This gave the students an oppor- tunity to see the candidates ' qualifications. During Homecoming, the Queen candidates were presented at a Pep Session. School spirit is raised, also, by skits pre- sented by the classes at pep sessions. The soph- omores ' skit gave an idea of how the Marion game was going to be. They predicted that the Bronchos were going to beat the Giants; they did. The sounds of victory ring out from Jeff Plateau as Don Stork LaFon announces defeat of another foe. Impressing the enthusiastic basketball fans with a new yell are cheerleaders Carol Emery and Marsha Kennedy.
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1967 Homecoming Queen and her court — Diane Walkey, Bonnie Vandergraff, Lucy Holer, Marilee Hall, Joy Good. Caravan Highlights 1966 Homecoming Radiant Lucy Holer sparkles at the huge crowd as Mike Trombello crowns her ' 66 Jefferson Homecoming Queen. The 1966 Homecoming was a story of changes and an increased attempt to capture and control the students ' enthusiasm. The Stu- dent Council sponsored a contest of the deco- rating skills of the senior, junior, and sopho- more classes, and though all three floors were filled with colorful posters and streamers, the junior class and their third floor took all honors for the most outstanding performance. For another first in our history a caravan was formed to present the 1956 alumni and the stunning top five queen candidates. To round out the evening our Conference winning team dashed onto the field and enjoyed a 28-0 vic- tory over Chartrand. Through the time and efforts of many, the 1966 Homecoming was truly as one of our cheerleaders said — really neat .
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