Jeffersontown High School - Charger Yearbook (Jeffersontown, KY)

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Snow fell on'-the .streets of jeffersontown teplenishingyoiiript faith in ole rnanfjwinter. School was piolsftponed and student-sj5Qs?e're happy. Studentsg' teachers, and especiallylthe Class of 74 won?t forget the year. There had been harder years but better years were to come as we, the students of 74, looked for- ward to life's hardships and joys, not forget- ting our tdalgconflicts, and yet, happiness obtained atjeftfersontown. As we growgolder, we look Back ' h our memories feeling fills our hearts once agsinltfia the years 1973-74, rnueh conflict arose through- out nations and among individuals. Not as much racial and student unrest was present as in years before,-but there was a woridenvi- 7 si. s 1 . fonmenfal a war, .bc . 7 . became im - , 1 ,J lfilil e- in X D: 1 f l crisis. Lighrsilgiefestmmed down, speedlsaligiaifs A r .H lowered to 50 rn.p.h., and daylight savings f 'i' ' . time went into effect on january 6, 1974. Stu- ' I I I r dents at jeffersontown High School the M J ina s Pinch- -Yfw to 68? W X .Wm s I I E?2Ej fS2' brought 'i ' -I iiflfff. e rocketcdg went up 7 was raised to cents, back downltoffive, I W ll I' , still more expensive than years before. Stu- ', J Z y 115235 svelrge abletpto prollivig enouil? forthe '. K Ve. aset e annua y m,mV the ' I ,gi V C sag S611 the l '4W Q y qi? lllillliiili i li' i'tlii'i it break-in to If Nixon. For theffiifstitime in U. S. ' Vice-Presidentwas forced to resignylidany people were sadjpio see Spiro Agnew leave tak- ing his famousfyvatches and T-shirts.. jgtown leaders at making more 77 7 on ' 'tltl 7 at Aaron XX to seizing BabefRiuth's title of greatest ber of home runs. Spirit soared with the teams at jeffersoritown, win or lose. courts sprangipptrpjgpin front of the ffm svfra eatr balloons filled Seniors won thefZSpirit'pLink Contest andfthe Spirit Stick was l.i' passed to all grades 4-1 even the 7th grade pulled through. Dramatic plays interrupted 'psornetimes dull McDotiaidv weekends and were William T1 ence of his two chilclren, 7?+ Homecoming. fi ff 1 Q i. l ,firyi ..