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-M nzmtemfmafws-1 OUR CH ERLEADERS We of Jefferson School feel that we owe a great vote of thanks and gratitude to our four cheerleaders. They have worked untiringly to keep the basketball fans pepped up and behind the team. Three of these girls, Marte Jo McCarty, Rose Ann Reid and Madeline Thompson will graduate this year,wh1le Clarice Stegall will not leave dear old Jefferson until next year. Although these girls are leav1ng,we are positive that their pep and energy will not be forgotten by any person who has attended any of our games. Again we wish to say that we have appreciated all the time and work put forth by these four spirited girls. Y O Q Q A1 Ve vo, Al V1 vo, Al Ve Vo Vi Vo Vum, Hey, Can't get a oat trap bigger than a rat trap Can't get a rat trap bigger than a cat trap Hey! Hey! Hey! Slss! Boom! Bah! Jefferson Senior High School Rah! Rah! Rah!
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uwkmjaafqm- G. A. A. The Girls' Athletic Association was organized March 7 1945. The officers were chosen as follows: President Rose Ann Reid Vice-President Phyllis June Stegall Secretary Carolyn Wesler Treasurer Irene Crawford News Reporter Mrs. Funk, the physical education teacher, is the Advisor. Patty Culbertson Faculty The alms and objectives of the organization are: 1 E 5 4 5 The ooints for To promote Keener interest in all athletic activities throughout the year. To create an atmosphere of true sportsmanship at all times. To enable all girls to earn a numeral, high school letter, and pin. To develop better minds and bodies physically, morally, and mentally. To develop such characteristics as honesty, cleanliness, and politeness. rules are that the girls must earn a total of SWU a letter, 250 for a numeral, and 750 for a pin. Each must participate in not less than three dlfferert activities, Points may be added from year to year. Each girl may earn only 50 points per year in each activity. The activities that each girl may choose from are: Hiking Ping-Pong Class Basketball Team Class Volley Ball Team Class Soft Ball Team Class Deck Tennis Team
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