Jefferson Center High School - Annual Yearbook (Columbia City, IN)

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After being corralled together at a class meeting, we chose the following class motto- 'Effort Has No Ceilingng class colors- Scarlet and Silver, and Claes flower- The American Beauty Rose. All we dogies had our pictures taken in Fort Wayne. On December 12 we received them. Of course, we were all well satisfied with them and couldn't keep from admir- ing ourselves. We have had two parties, a weiner roast at Mark Watenman's and a potluck supper at the ranch. Much more can not be said about us dogies. we can not tell what the remainder of our training will bring, but we hope we will have a successful class night, bac- calaureate, and, most of all, a wonderful commencement. We are looking forward, too to a senior trip and another reception. poem My name is Lewis Aker, Who could fortunately be a baker. But Louie tries his hardest, To someday be an artist. Now Dick Aker, who tries to shirk, Whenevex he sees a little work. But Dick is really a gay chap, Especially when a little babe is seated in his lap. Now going down memory lane, We find a senior boy who also courts a WJanen. He thinks his ambition is in the fields a plcwin'. Now you certainly know it is Gerald Cowan. Beverly Crawford, J. C.'s WBetty Huttonu, Has all but oeen captured by young Don Sutton. As cheer leader she leads a peppy, sweet life. Spose' she'll make as peppy a wife? Our bashful little boy called Bill, Is chased by every little WJi1lN. Now here is a real athlete, Who never yet has been beat. Mary Frances, our organ player, Who says nhe rouldn't bake afcake layer. But we really do think she is quite the stuff When she starts to fix her own Ncream puffsn. Here is a girl who is very swift, And always ready to give you a lift. We know her by the name Beth Hasty, Who can bake the things we call Ntastyu. Now here's a gal, our editor-in-chief. In putting out our annual she's had a lot of grief. Her future is planned by a guy named NChuckn. May their Ulittlc troubles Hbring them lots of luck. Alas and a lad we find Bill Mcwhirter, Who says all he earned was merely a quarter. We find he has spent all his money On a little girl known as HHoneyH.

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Our bashful but gay little girl, Who finds Bob Mills is quite a thrill. You will recognize her as Mary Louise, Who always giggles when given a squeeze. We have a boy who you might think chubby, The one who is often known as NTubby.W But don't be surprised at all when You learn his name is really Glenn. Now please don't shun When we name Mark Waterman, Even though M ldred has won his heart Mark is always there doing his part. Our charming little Mildred, a blonde, Who is very, very fond Of a boy in our class, Who thinks she is a brilliant lass. We have a pirl named Bonnie, Who has a beau called HJohhnieU. She really is a sweet little lass, Who just couldn't be parted from our class. The boy who is always seen Wloafin'N M ght well be mistaken for Ray, But down deep in his heart, he really plays his In making the class very gay. Just look close and you will see, A boy by the name of Jim Rem-key. The girls all claim him for a beau, HHe's really cuten, You noughta knowln Last but not least we come to dur boss He never gives up when he sees a loss. Of course you know, he is Mr. Luther Also, known by the tongue-tied as, Mr. Rufer. Effort has no ceiling. American Beauty Rose Scarlet Silver part,