Jeffersontown High School - Charger Yearbook (Jeffersontown, KY)

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Jyarine Corps Junior ROTC ya Marine Corps junior ROTC occupies facility this year constructed at a cost in excess of 3200,000. Perhaps the finest in the entire United States, this modem complex consists of a classroom: a library utilized for lesson plans, reference material and training aidesg office spaces for both instructors, a modern and complete clothing storeroomg an armory used for storage of drill rifles and matksmanship training equipment, and a ten- point rifle range which is electrically opcr- Lllbl-Hvnninsff ated. The rifle range is used in the marltsman- ship training portion of the training program Targets travel on overhead rails and retum to the shooter for marking and scoring. Such a device precludes wasted time in shooters walking to the targets and is considered a most modern safety device. The junior ROTC is in its sixth year at jeffetsontown and has consistently won hon- ors. They have been named the Best of Ken- tucky for two of thc past four years and have captured the coveted Most Outstanding Unit award for three of the past five years for units in the fourth Marine Corps District. ' fl Fitst Sgt. Ebert ,He CA UBI lst Row - G. Hunt, W. Hommel, L Martan, Ljcwcll - V, Pres., P. Raymond - Sec., P. Didier - Pres., B. Matthai - Trtis.,j. Kitchens - Hist., K. Horan - Pub., S. Rochelle, Kjames, G. Graham, M. Noble. 2nd Row - 5. Quinn, P. Cowgell, S. King, D. Shoulders, C. Powell, T. Cummings, B. Nieder, T. Smith, A. Cox, T. Stepp,j. Bisumier, D. Schtafienbcrget, A. Cassidy,j. Cowgell. Std Row - S. Williamwn, G. Graham, C. Ramseyhl. Cook. B. jump, G. Presley, G. Davis, K. McCord, C. Goodloe, K. Simms, M. Lutz, S. Willis, T. Cowgell -Sgt.-at-Amis, D. Kitchens. D. Nichols. 4th Row - D. Schroering, T. Barbour, G. Cissell, S. Lylcs, K. Shively, G. Stroudemirt, T. Hunthl. Davis, S. Davis, F. Glasfue. P. llowehl. Woollolk. Wmnski. Sth Row White, D. Stone, D. lxwis, R. Howard, S. Mulberry, N. Smith, W. Rlwcll, R. Howard, P. White, M. Wolrhik, R. McGee. T. Easton. 2 2 2 Organizations

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l s Good moming, ,Vrown High School, student speaking, says JANET SMITH. GARY GRIMSHAW prepares rhe dino machine for running off 1 test. The Senior High Office could nor possibly be as efficicnr as it is without the help ol these girls, Aides Per orm a Valuable Service or Our School Aides for the Sr. and jr. High office, the library, and A-V room, all sacrifice rhcir study halls to help out rhc student body and staff of ftowng and, believe it or not, they ARE a tremendous help. Could you imagine our school without rhem? Ir would be impossible to look up a schedule in the office, check out a book, or even see a film. Lct's give all rhe aides n pat on the back, because, like their teachers say, I clon't know what we'd do without them. This large group of library aides perform many iobs chat help to keep the library running smoorhly. From running a movie pmjecxor to splicing a broken film, rhesc A-V Aides do it all! Organizations 221

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BOYS DRILL TEAM in new - E. Gm.-oc, G. P1eslcy,T. Cowgell, M, Lana, G. Graham. T. HunK.,I. Vlmnski, D. Schmcring, Ind Row - D. Smne, S. Mulberry, D. Kitthcns, M. Noble, D. Nichols. R. MQGCC. S. Williamson, G. Graham, K. Noble. Ljcwell. 3rd Row - P. whim, T. lhston, M. Wolchik. R. Howanij. While, W. Powell, G. Hum, D. Lewis, R. james, L Marean, N. Smith, R. How- ald. S. Rochelle. GIRLS DRILL TEA M A. Cox. T. Srepp, C. Powell, D. Schraficnbagrr, J. Baumer, B. Nicder, A. Cassidy, s. Quinn, P. Raymond, K. Horan, D. Shouldemj. Kitchens, P. Cowgell, T. Smith, S. King, T. Cummings, B. RIFLE TEAM lsr Row - G. Presley, G. Graham, D. Schmcr- ing,j. Wmnski, M. lam. 2nd Row - G. Gra- ham, D. Kitchens, G. Hunt. R.James, L Mar- em, S. Quinn, N. Smith, D. lcwis, W. Powell, M. Wolchik. Organizations 223