Jefferson High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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FALL — SPRING STUDENT BODY OFFICERS DON MURRAY President BEVRLY OWEN Vice-President KATHRYN MOORE Secretary LARRY MERRIGAN T reasurer DALE BRETAUER Sergeont-ot-Arms JIM HAGENBUCHER Athletic Representative The Student Body Association of Jefferson High School had the most successful year in its history. Not only were advancements made in social affairs, but also in indi- vidual personalities and the re- spect of others' rights. The stu- dents have cooperated to the ut- most with spirit and service to suport their student body govern- ment. Among the major events of the year were the opening of the youth center in March and the re- gional meeting on April 14 of the Student Body Associations of the State of Oregon in the Jeffer- son auditorium, were Mr Van Pool, National Director of Stu- dent Councils, was guest speaker The Student Body also spon- sored a dance, all proceeds from which went into the scholarship fu d DALE BRETHAUER President LEANNA MILLER Vice-President BAR8ARA KURILO Secretory JIM HAGENBUCHER T reosurcr CALEY COOK Sergeont-at-Arms EARL ENOS Athletic Rcpresentat.ve

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Officers: Vern Severoncc, President; John Clork, Vice-President; Wolter Bordy, Secretory; Henry Elfcrs, Trcosurer. JEFF DAD'S CLUB The Jeff Dad's Club is really a going concern, one that's not only an enthusiastic booster, but one that does something for the school. They worked at our football games, did more than their share toward getting the school levy passed, com- pleted an excellent survey of our building's needs and presented their findings to the School Board, and chaperoned frequently at the Youth Center. Thanks for a swell job. Dads! JEFF P.T.A. This year has seen the Jeff P.T.A. grow to an all-time high of 760 members, including one hun- dred per cent of the school's faculty. These mem- bers have chaperoned dances, provided a full tuition scholarship, and helped several needy stu- dents to pay medical and dental bills. Jeff couldn't be the fine school it is without the help of this old friend. P.T.A. 80ARD Row 1: B Kurilo. Mrs Dolbow, Trcosurer, Mrs Bumgorner, Presi- dent. Mrs Soucermon, Second Vice-President- Mrs Spaulding, First Vice-President; Mrs Hammond, Refreshment Choirmon. Row 2: Mrs Weitzel. Mrs. Formon. Mrs Cutting, Mrs. Lyons, Mrs Bailey, Secretory Row 3: Miss Flogel Mrs Jocobsca, Mrs Romsperger. Mrs Card, Mrs Rudolph, Mrs Grohom, Mrs Kopton, Mrs Gerloch. Mrs Smith, Mrs Scott

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twits 'cub JACK THOMAS Editor YVONNE HUGHES Associotc Editor DICK BARDEN Business Manager HAZEL MAY Photographic Editor OTTO IEISTIKO Art Editor LEO MINTON Sports Editor LEE FLEGEL Soles Manogcr Row 1: L. Clarke, S. Kcrzel, D. Olson, D. Folconer, E. Hueni, R. Thompson. Row 2: J. Chopman D Wheatley, J. Peterson, M. Koufman. D. Kupp. Row 3: E AlUiras, 6 Brocksen, B. Lockore, B. Sullivan, N. Thorne, C. Newgord, P. Dolph. Row 4: R. Collins, D. Foster, E. Choppelli, R. Egclston, A. H.ghet, T. Goodell, R. Jo,r.e, L. Nelson.