Jeffersontown High School - Charger Yearbook (Jeffersontown, KY)

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GRE HUMEMAKF ...S Pres. - Ginny Eckert, lst V. Pres. - Valerie Czopala, 2nd V. Pres. - Carla Graft, Sec. - DeeDee Wright, Hist. - Diane Wriglmt. Sponsors - Mrs. McMullin, Mrs. Farmer, A ff' 4. ij IQ! 5,-vi-ww 5 The Future Homemakers of America Chapter at jeffersontown High School is an active and progressive club. Learning about careers and giving service to the school and community are some goals that these girls have set for themselves. To these ends they have visited a Day Care Center tak- ing hand made stockings filled with candy, and listened to a speaker from the House of james Beauty Salon. During Teacher Appreciation Week they plan to serve refreshments to the teachers. In keeping with the Bicen- tennial celebration, they have undertaken the project of making a patch- work quilt. 4 It is quite evident that this is an organization which would have purpose and meaning for anyone interested in being a member. 155

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The Ecology Club was founded during the 1973-74 school year with the joint purposes of improving the environment and teaching others about ecology. With these aims in mind, the Ecology Club has sponsored several projects to benefit our community, including a paper drive and ri car emis- sion clinic. The club's main project for the 1975-76 school year was designed to ben- efitftown students as well as the environment. The club sponsored an alu- minum drive contest in which the class collecting the most aluminum would receive 2596 of the profits made from the sale of the aluminum. The Ecology Club's share of the profits was used to finance nature study trips and other environmental projects. The Hurstboume Kiwanis Club works with the Key Club in sponsoring their service activities. These fine young men have worked on various school and community collections, and they have assisted in the annual Sci- ence Fair here atftown. li-. l I-.1-L il-1, Pres. - Phillip Robinson, V. Pres. - Kathy Cusick, Sec Ecology - Sh. rri Son, l-list. - Maudie Lake, Sponsors - Mrs Fox, Mrs. Brown. Fi ey E Pres. - Eel Sedlock, V. Pres. - Stuart Pardee, Sec. - Phillip Robinson, Treas. - Lane Foote, Sponsor - Mr. Fore, l54

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156 The Kentucky All State Chorus was held Feb. 5-7 at Louisville's Executive Inn, After many long hours of rehearsal, the chorus, under the direction of Dr. Nathan Carter of Baltimore, Md., performed with the Kentuclqf All State Bandkleffersontown was represented in the chorus by eight students who learned much over the weekend, along with over 300 other students from throughout the State. Students in the Choral Dept. also represent our school in other community choral organizations. You'll find several of our students in the louisville Youth Choir, the Louisville Boys Choir, the Motet Singers, Actors Theatre and other musical activities. This year our students have performed for Sth District P.T.A., have performed with our cluster schools in a Bicentennial program, and have given Christmas and Spring Concerts. as well as other con- certs in the community. C t Pres. - Tony Pantoja, V. Pres. - David Street Sec Michelle Russette Director Mrs Batts Choir