Jeffers High School - Chronoscope Yearbook (Painesdale, MI)

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PROFESSOR SPOOFF: Professor Spooff was our first caveman educator. Even in his time, people realized the impor- tance of learning and the necessity of having qualified people to pro- vide this service. MRS. LUCCHESI: Mrs. Lucchesi attended the U. of Michigan during the summer. She dislikes gum chewing and girls that giggle. She enjoys classical and rag time music. She is now working toward her Master's De- gree in Library Science. MR. BOSLEY: Mr. Bosley married last sum- mer and now lives in Hancock. He dislikes students who throw papers, and who run up and down halls. He plans to continue work on his Master's Degree. MR. NICHOLLS: During the past summer, Mr. Nicholls worked for the Marquette MINING JOURNAL as an advertis- ing salesman. He enjoys Tommy Dorsey and Glenn Miller's music. He intends to work for his Master's Degree. MISS HAVELA: Miss Havela visited in lower Michigan last summer. She enjoys semi-classical music and dislikes inattentive children. She plans to retire in a few years. MRS. RUGANI: Mrs. Rugani, busily engaged in rearing a family, spends her sum- mers at her cottage at Lake Roland. She enjoys band music. Tardy stu- dents annoy her.

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LOCAL OF ALUMNI AQQOCIAII ON LOCAL ALUMNI OFFICERS: Mrs. Ohman, Vice President, Mrs. Hitchens, Presidentg Mrs. Dun- stan, Secretary-Treasurer. The purpose ofthe Alumni Association of the Jeffers High School is to keep in contact with each other, and to help the school in a practical way. The Local Branch prepares and serves the annual Athletic Banquet and the Annual Alumni Dinner. They, also, are responsible for the I. H. Dunstan Scholarship Fund. DEIT-ZOIT The Detroit Chapter of the Jeffers High School Alumni Association holds two meet- ings in Detroit each year. One is the June Picnicg and the other a Fall Party held in October. Many members in the Detroit area travel to Painesdale each year to at- tend the Annual Reunion Dinner in August. The Detroit Chapter has bought utility carts and folding tables to be used at the summer reunion dinners and by the school when needed. . ' ii.- I ,.- STANDING: Norman Gourd, Pres.: Leslie ,, Q2 If A79 Morrish, Treas. SEATED: Mrs. Lucille Col- lins, Sec.g Mrs. Eleanor Locke, V, Pres. p -K ir :cal 6 If -3

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WILLINGLY WOEJGNG POE PEO MR. MITCHELL: Mr. Mitchell declaims the benefits derived from good posture and from travel. Recently, he took his family on a tour of the western states. He enjoys musical . comedy and classical music. Counseling is his new field. MISS PETAIA: Miss Petaja joined the faculty last September. She won the ap- proval of her students and their parents through her warm person- ality and the excellence of her musical directing. She plans to marry during the summer. MR. KOLEHMAINEN: Mr. Kolehmainen has spent the past three summers working on his Master's Degree in math and sci- ence. He enjoys classical music and plans to take a vacation. MR. NELSON: Mr. Nelsonf in common with many physicists, enjoys music and musical comedy. He is studying for a Ma.ster's Degree in science. An immediate goal is to combine overseas teaching with European travel. MRS. REDEKER: Mrs. Redeker vacationed in her cottage last summer. She likes efl ficient people. She plans to retire after this year, having taught for twenty-seven years. MISS POLSO: Karen Polso graduated last year and immediately went to work as school secretary. Her quiet effi- ciency, her willingness to work, and her desire to be helpful have earned for her the respect and con- fidence of all. L '7