Jeffersontown High School - Charger Yearbook (Jeffersontown, KY)

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JANICE MEYERS it in A class of her own. l I A R . . . It may seem difficult to under- stand how solitude can be experienced at a school as large as frown High School. Yet the more than 2300 faces in the crowd remain individuals. The uniqueness of each student's personality iso lates him to some extent from the pulse of student life. Solitude at j'town is seen in a single smil- ing face in the hall. Solitude is experienced by the only person awake during Mr. Dicltcy's U.S. History relccasts. Solitude is studying silently in a corner of the library or walking home by yout- self after school. It is being in a fantastic moocl when everyone else is down. Solitude describes your condition the day that your best friend is absent. j'town students encounter solitude while completing their themes on OTHELLO in the wee hours of the moming. They enioy the solitude of reading a good book or of memorizing lines for GODSPELL, Solitude is sitting by yourself in the cafeteria or indulging in daydreams. Although the maioriry of a sn1dent's time at j'town is spent among crowds, it is solitude that allows him to grow to understand himself. Solitude at frown is worth looking into. , .Check it out. Q I I .-nl ,5,..--1 1 .-tr.. l ...- - F...--T i 4...-1-,J BONNIE JACKSON discovers that. for her, the only plate to study is in the library. BEVERLY ENGLISH finds contentment in an odd rmd- ing spot. l al, lil

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I0 Opening Alter .t lung, lu-.tu div. LORI STORY sul! hu the tounge to mul: The Mnnilay lllaht ue lorgutten bt CHUCK SMITH. JIMMY STEWART, TONY SAUIZR, KEVIN POTTS. mdJAY TRAUTWIilN with 1 tlistuuinn ol the week end past 1 A R LA . . . The rnlc of laughter is a vital one arftown High School. Laughter momentarily alleviates the tensions nf study and the pressures of competition. It brightens the mood of each person involved with the high schoolg it also stems from an infinite variety of sourres. laughter is seen in the gaticty and animation at :t lunrh table surrounded by n group of friends. laughter atftown results from Mr. Shaw's famous impersonation of Elvis Presley or from one of Mr. Houstnn's favorite iolrcs in biology, It is the srudcnr response to the costumes worn on Gmurho Day and Little Kids' Dry. laughter is inspired by thc male choerleziders at the Homceoming pep rally. Laughter is found zmtxng the students decorating doors for the Christmas tloor-decorating contest. Lttughtcr is seen in the giggling in the cafeteria bcfnrv: school as girls talk about their dates for the weekend, I.2ughtcr results from thc mmnrzderic bctwccn members of the Chargcttcs. lt is found in snowball fights after sfhool in the winter, Laughter :incl smiling faces can lx found in the halls throughout thc day, As laughter symbolizes the school's social life, the presence of laughter .itj'mwn High School is always wurrh looking into . . . Check it our. l . of fl 1 R ,bulb -S ' is . Y . Giu- . , 'N36