Jeffersontown High School - Charger Yearbook (Jeffersontown, KY)

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Y, Q7 HI Q M .' ist new ..1.. Peterson. s. rttaddmt, s. Luna. zna now - MS. Eaton, spon- sm. P. at-banmn. K. fmpmiuft, Mt, mt. spnnwf. 'fp Sem x MA lst new - s. rtadaox. rt. R LJ mf-xr We Test Our Minds in Tough Competition Would you know what U times the reciprocal of the sine of 27 plus 34 divided by the square root of 45 plus 93 times the secant of 85 is? Someone on the High Q Team or the Math League probably does or could quickly find the answer. One of the teams representingftown in scholastic com' petition is the High Q Team. Consisting of five members, the team practices regularly throughout the year to prepare for its appearance on the local TV program High Q. Mem- bers are chosen after a lengthy testing period of written exams and oral competition on the basis of quick recall and overall knowledge. Members of the team have studied dili- gently :rll year to increase their chances of reaching the finals of High Q competition. We congratulate them for being chosen to represent ,Vtown in competition, and we extend them our best wishes for a successful season. A second team represenringftown in scholastic compe- tition is the Math League team. jeffersontown High School is a member of the Louisville Mathematics League, which recognizes and rewards academic achievement in math. The team has four meets each year against five other schools in its district. We hope the team can follow in the footsteps of last year's team, which placed first in the dis- trier. We thank the members of both teams for their fine work in tepresentingftown. KEERTHI KEMPARAJURS and SCO'l'l' CARTER know that study is the key factor in the success ol the High Q team and the Math Lcaguc team. aatz, R. Hanif, D. Visser. L. Peterson. 2nd Row - Mrs. Crosby. Sponsor, K. Kcmparaiuts, T. Src-arman, S. Carter, D. Klarer. T. Lingle, R. Distler. Organizations 231

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We Strive to Be of Service to Others j'town's Iicoloy Club provides many community services and enioys hiking, camping, and field trips. Last year their major field trip was to Red River Gorge. As one member put it, It was a really fun hike, :md the land was just beautiful. The Human Relations Committee is :tn organization which strives to spread goodwill. Members of this organization, chosen from applica- tions submitted by interested students, consists of a cross section of the student body, with students representing each grade. At their monthly meetings, teacher-student, student-student, and student-administration issues are discussed in an attempt to promote inter-school relationships. EC O G Y ist Row - 1. Priest, R. nffntlingcf, L. Primm, A. Klarer, Mr. Houston, sponsor. znd Row - P. Howard, s. M1da0t,s.s0n, P. Robinson. HUMAN RELA TIONS: it. R..w-S. rim.. T Whcxtly, L. Whemtly. T. Smith, L. Storey, M. Puckett, C. Spanycr. Znd Row - T. Hcnrk-rsun, A. Boyd, B. Ruck, S. Fitzwater, M. Ford, D. Burks, C. Charleston, M. Eber- hitrdt. Ms. Risncr, Sponsor. Right: Working together is what human relations is all about. 230 Ovgonixalions f,.-' .fu .qv :QQ , rwzgf as '?5'i? - ,t V -.x Ecology mt-ms giving Mother Nature a hand. 'sxj Fx -e K x -.Q -ii -M 'Wi A va

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Thespian S ociegf Individuals in rhc Thespian Society are busy people. Besides giving much :imc and ralcm ro the Senior Play and :he all-school musial, they produce special programs several times a year for rhc PTSA and organize an awards ceremony in the spring ro culminate the year's work. Members atrend local rhcatrical productions, while some work as ushers ar Acrors' Theater, Membership in this organization is earned, and formal invitations are given our twice 1 year. Above The 1977 THESPIAN TROUP 5273 Officers Bob McDonald Pre: Harold Yankcy V Pres LeAnn Marlock Ser Debbie Blakeman Tn.-as Chas ircphrns Sgt ar Arms lush- A scene from OLIVER is expertly pofmyfd by num WIISON and WMU rm l.E ences Y. i i Below GODSPELL, rhe Senior Play, ranks high in appeal ru borh rzlcmrd players and npr audi 232 Orgamzariom