Jefferson Central High School - Jeffersonian Yearbook (Jefferson, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1952 volume:

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Typist 4 Art Editor A Student Council 4 Dramatios 2,3 Class Secretary l,2,3 Cheerleading 1,2,3,h Junior Varsity 1 Varsity 2,3,h L..-S ANNA WEGER Major Award l,2,3 Cheerleading l,2,3,h Junior Varsity 1 Varsity 2,3,h Class Vice Pres. 1,2 Class President 3 Class Treasurer 4 Chorus 1,2,3,M Vice Pres. 1,3 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4 Band l,2,3,H Treasurer 1 Vice Pres. 2 'NJ Secretary A 4 Blotter 1,2,3,q Head Mimeographer 1 Head Typist 3,4 Yearbook 1,2,3,h Head Typist A yf Ve - MARGARET VAN DUSEN Minor Award 1,2 4- sift Cheerleading l,2,3,h Junior Varsity 1 Varsity 2,314 Band l,2,3sU Chorus 1925314 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 Class Vice Pres. H Student Council 1,2 1 1 Dramatics Public Speaking French Club 1 Blotter l Dancing Club 2 Stage Make-Up 3 Girl's Shop 4 H uf' bs, MARY SUE HEDMAN Band 1:21314 Chorus 1,3,Q Mixed Chorus l,3,q Cheerleading 1,2 Junior Varsity l Varsity 2 French Club 1 Stage Make-Up 3 Blotter 1,q Yearbook 4 Dancing Club 2 F 1 sf' fxyff MARTIN WENZEL Basketball l,2,3,h Junior High l Varsity 2,3,L Dancing Club 2 Blotter 1 Chorus l,2,3,h Mixed Chorus l,2,3,h Band 3,4 Baseball 2,3,h Boy's Cooking 3 Dramatics ' 3 Leader's Club 4 L...J DORIS BUCK Class Treasurer l,2,3 Class Sec. 4 Cheerleading l,2,3,M Junior Varsity 1 V8.I Si-ty , 2:33,-P Blotter 1,2,3,M Circulation 4 Manager Dramatics 2,3 Band 1929314 Chorus l,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus l,2,3:U French Club 1 Minor Award 2,3 14 JACQUELINE FRASER Mixed Chorus l,2,3,q Chorus 1,2,3,4 All State Sect. l,2,4 County Music Festival 4 1,2,3,4 J.V. Cheerleading 1,2 French Club l Stage Make-Up 3 Blotter l,2,4 Yearbook l,3,L Dramatics 2,3 County Play Festival 2 .Lai 'MA an flizammf WE, THE CLASS OF 1952 OR THE JEFFEPSQH CENTRAL SCHOOL Of The Village-of-JEFFERSON in the County o SCHOHARIE and State of NEW YORK, being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare this,ouI'1ast VILL and TESTAHENT, in manner fol-, lowing that is to say: FIRST: I direct that all our just debts be paid by the Class of 1953. N SECOND: I give, devise and bequeath the following assets as herein set forth: Doris Buck, do will and bequeath her cheerful and friendly ways to Claudia Schneider. Phyllis Boerner, do will and bequeath her lovely long red hair to Betty Tollefsen. Martin Wenzel, do will and bequeath his posi- tion as lone star of the Class of '52 and his greatest sympathy to the next person who holds that honored post. Sally Decker, do will and bequeath her athle- tic and scholastic ability to Ruth Mackey, Margaret Van Dusen, do will and bequeath her ability as a French and Science major to Kar- en Fraser. MarySue Hedman, do will and bequeath her abi- lity to attend the dances at Davenport every Saturday night to Nancy Reim. Anna Weger, do will and bequeath her ability as the very efficient head typist of Blotter and Yearbook to Rosemarie Reinwald. Jacqueline Fraser, do will and bequeath her position as third trombone player in the band to anyone who will get as much enjoyment from it as she has. The four cheerleaders-Doris, Margaret, Anna, and Phyllis-leave their positions on the var- sity cheering squad to their fortunate suc- cessors in the hope that the new members will derive as much pleasure from their posts as the four seniors have. To the next fortunate class to receive the library as a homeroom, we hope that it will bring them as much luck and as many happy ex- periences as we have had there. LASTLY, We hereby appointMISS MORRILL executrix of this, our last WILL and TESTAMENT: hereby revoking all former wills made. IN WITNESS FHEREOF: We have hereunto subscribed our name fat JEFFQRSON, NEW YORK the 23rd dav of June in the year Nineteen Hundred and Fity Two. Q 07-ffiefz 0,156 pI 0l0 QC? June, 2010 Hidden behind a garden wall and tucked away from the 21st century is a humble establishment identified by a weath- ered sign swinging o'er the iron gate - nOld Folks.n This quite simply states that 'old folks' live within. These old folks are a rare collection of brain and bone, dating far back into another century. For here we have the Class of '52, 1952- It is fortunate that the eight members of the class have decided to terminate their lives together, for the at- mosphere of this home is indeed plesant and golden. We are all experiencing our 75th year of prosperous and happy lives. It has been 58 years since our graduation. That is many years to account for, so I will offer but brief summaries of our activities from then until now. Doris Buck accomplished her aim in life and became a home economics teacher back in the 20th century. She stud- ied further and established herself as a noted authority on foods and sewing, as well as designing. Doris keeps all the inmates of the home healthy with her 'old age' diets - Cal- though we long for a hearty meal at the expense of acute in- digestionj. Anna Weger followed her interests in the world of com- merce and taught commercial subjects after her graduation from college. She extended her knowledge directly to a prom- inent position in big business. Here at the home Anna takes charge of finances and efficiently manages all business af- fairs. As a crafty little old woman she has collected life insurance on us three times! Jackie Fraser continued to study music after 1952 and learned to play several instruments. She continued to work successfully along professional lines. Still, she considers the trombone the best of all instruments. We know because she plays it daily at the 'old folks' homeg a mighty loud instrument for a delicate old lady of 751 Mary Sue Hedman is constantly shuffling about, taking the greatest care of any minor 'old age' complaint. She be- came a nurse to the highest degree and loved the work im- mensely. If we have no ills she creates them for us, so that she can keep in the 'practice of the pills.' ,ol-'0fAC C! contin uae! Margaret Van Dusen went on after high school graduation to become a grade school teacher. She mastered the great art of controlling children, and she is an expert story-tel- ler. This, she has proven to us by telling children's sto- ries when we sit idly in the garden at the home. She keeps us on the edge of our chairs while she relates the tale of Goldilocks and the Three Bears. The world has learned of Sally Decker's career, for it has unveiled mysteries of science and opened a vast field of research in super-atomic study. As one of the 'old folks' Sally continues to experiment on a small scale, not doing too much damage other than interfering greatly with Doris' kitchen work. And of course, Martin Wenzel is here too. He has farm- ed the land for many, many years and he has set the ways for new and effective conservation methods. Now, however, he is content to take care of the 'home' garden, and he takes enormous pride in his sweet pea vines and roses. As for myself, I taught in a grade school back in the l9OO1s and did some writing on the side. I am attempting to keep a diary about life here at the home, and at the same time am trying to redecorate the interior of the house. It's quite a struggle what with all these moderns opposing my early American ideas. My lands, I almost forgot Old Mother Morrill! She's Bl now and although she's in her second childhood, she hasn't changed a bit in regard to money matters. Everything move- able she has sold, and in her spare time she counts her coins or printed bills. May I add that we have all been happily married,love our grandchildren, and are very happy and content to be back together again after all these years, still as the Class of fa- e came lst row: Buck, Van Dusen, Decker, Weger. 2nd row: Boerner, Hedman, Wenzel, Fraser, Miss Morrill-advisor. CALM .Mdfory We began our high school years in 1948. The freshmen year was filled with new experiences for all of us. The first event was Freshmen initiation. We shook in our boots the day before, fearfully anticipating the actual day. We had a fine time, however, performing our truth and consequen- ces. Our class officers were: President, Sally Deckerg Vice President, Anna Wegerg Secretary, Phyllis Boernerg Treasurer, Doris Buck, and Student Councilor, Margaret Van Dusen. We had a class hayride in the fall which everyone enjoyed. Mr. McNeilly was our advisor. During our Sophomore year we were guided by the same of- ficers that served during the Freshmen year. We sponsored a dance, several candy sales and sold refreshments at one of the basketball games. We enjoyed a very successful year under the guidance of Miss Baranowski. The biggest thrill of the Junior year occurred the mo- ment We received our class rings. We chose a rectangular shaped ring with the school crest mounted on the variows col- ored stones. Again we sponsored a fall dance. Throughout the year we were active with the sale of greeting cards and ngobbies.n President, Anna Wegerg Vice President, John Freyg Secretary, Phyllis Boernerg Treasurer, Doris Buckg Student Councilor, Sally Deckerg and our advisor, Miss Greene, made our career as Juniors very successful. Our Senior year was filled to the brim with good times mixed with hard work. Early in the fall we sponsored the an- nual Halloween party. The Senior class made a very striking appearance as the uchain gangn. Following this, all our spare time was spent on nwinter Wonderland,H our Senior Ball. The results were astounding and everyone enjoyed himself im- mensely. Our next project was the sale of candy and person- alized stationery. A very successful card party was held on February 29. A quiet evening was spent playing cards and re- freshments were served. A play entitled NI Shall Be Waitingn was presented in March and was very well received. Throughout all our activi- ties the thought of the trip to New York at Easter time stuck in the back of our minds, always making us work harder. Fin- ally it became a reality, and with a substantial bank account we went merrily on our way to invade the great metropolis. Of course, we all looked forward to graduation. We were happy to be graduating and were looking forward to college, but still sad to be leaving our friends and most of all our beloved ndear old J.c.s.H We will never forget the guiding hand of our advisor, Miss Morrill, as well as the help of Mr. Lambrecht and the entire faculty. U U'l'p'bJfUl ' 4 e CD51 I'-' OsO I-' F-' Miss Morrill The senior Chain Gang Doris Buck Phyllis Boerner Sally Decker Margaret Van Dusen Jacqueline Fraser Anna Wager Martin Wenzel Mary Sue Hedman Scene from Winterland 1 Wi , .-'nl :Lf r V .- -. Fl- J-.'.' ' . ff- :. . ' 1. I 3 lst row: Keyser, B. Champlin, McMullen, Totten. 2nd row: Frey, Reinwald, Moeller, Demarest, Kingsbury, Mr. Larson-advisor. union! The Junior Class enjoyed a very profitable year under the jurisdiction of the following officers: President - - - ' ' ' ' ' Ronald Moeller Vice President - ------ Fay Demarest Secretary ------- Rosemarie Reinwald Treasurer --------- John Kingsbury Student Council ----- Frances McMullen November 29 was a big day for the Juniors. We finally received our class rings which we proudly showed off. This was the start of a successful year. We followed this up by serving refreshments at a home game, which helped increase our treasury. In the spring we sponsored our activity. We hope everyone enjoyed it, as much as we did representing it. On the whole, we considered our Junior year a very suc- cessful one, and we wish to thank Mr. Larson, our advisor, for his untiring and helpful guidance throughout the year. -1- 1159- - Q-A E I SUPHOMORES 3 ! . i-0.,'-'I-'14 S I ,, n A77 lst row: A. Pierce, N. Reim, M. Reim, Himpele, Teilefeen, Schne- ider. 2nd row: M. Dietz, P. Nichols, J. Loucks, G. Hitchcock, T0PPiHg, M- Hitchcock, Miss Metzger-advisor. 50l0A0l'I'l0lf'Q c H65 Early in September we held class elections with the en- suing results: President - - - - '- - Helen Havrish Vice President ------- Marion Reim Secretary --------- Arlene Pierce Treasurer -------- Betty Tollefsen Student Council ------ Anne Himpele When Helen Havrish left school in November, Marion Reim was given her position and Nancy Reim was elected Vice Pres- ident. In December our class roll was again thirteen by the addition of Betty Collins from South Kortright. On January M, at the Jefferson vs. Middleburgh basket- ball game we served refreshments, which added a gratifying sum to our treasury. Now, at the close of the 1951-52 school year we Sopho- mores join in expressing our sincere thanks for the helpful guidance given us by Miss Metzger, our class advisor. '.!'4 1. l 'J N, -v , . 1:-,,1. -:--.1--42'?'u ' 1 ' - 'xx , . , IN, , .' ' , l I'h ' , - .' -. 'fu .- 1-1-r -.L- 'Eu 1- up gl 525 5! H. L .Y, 1 9.151 gi' ..,:.,.v' --W -' 'Bw-HH' I .,f---. A xi .. , .:. xx, 1 lhrh 1- , sl? 1 71 5 -. ., 4 .wl- 1.. 15- I ' ' -'gyiwfnl 515 ffl! I ' r 1- MF' 1 I X - 'X F FW 'L -L S --' -1 x-'V' 1 fb' .' : :- : ,,,,,,,. .I -,-,. D L ' F-.-L L 1 I-l1' -1-:. , 1 . ,, ul , L1-4 ,, 12.2 , P w-45-' 11-, . A 3.1-. ' ,E-Lf: uL,,Z,' '..--JH, ., 'f . ':.51ff-G'- '1'f f!:' ...-,,-- !g ff A H, PAL' 'F 1 11-HJ f- . L .., ,-.,,7.........,v, .. ruff' J J sr ' I 4 A 1. I P. 1 J 4 . ,Hr ' If ' n , . K! J ., .. A P' v . ... , ..- f ' fl xfa-.. . L 1 AWK? I . r 2 1 w 1 R.. I L ...4 -'1r5- --. n -j,, ' . i.. L -A Il'!'4y!liY ,.f'-'k'l1i IIIl - 1r,, I ' '. fri., -' ' A My-'I ' 4- I ,.l.J3e,l in lst row: Treadwell, Smith, R. Champlin, Rossbach, C. Buck. 2nd row: G. Brooks, C. Champlin, R. Herodes, B. Sloan, K. Fraser. 3rd row: G. Loucks, Proper, E. Benson, Mrs. Patterson, advisor. .iiJZVEk5lQl1l1ZVl As officers for the year 1951-52 the Freshmen Class chose: President - - - '- -Richard Herodes Vice President ------ George Loucks Secretary - - ' ' Richard Proper Treasurer --------- Bruce Sloan Student Council ------ Charles Buck The activity sponsored by the Freshmen was a Harvest Moon Dance. Music was supplied by Red Lawrence's Orchestra. For this November occasion the gym was decorated with corn stalks, pumpkins'and a huge harvest moon. Later in the ev- ening refreshments were served. A good time was enjoyed by all who attended. At the Delanson vs. Jefferson basketball game refresh- ments were served by the class. The Class of 1955 would like to thank Mrs. Patterson, our advisor, who has helped us a great deal with what we be- lieve has been a successful and profitable year for the Freshmen Class. ml v U, JUNIQR HIGH A V ,gf x -in f A- , Q ' ,x. V ' xAb's .44 AL. V b . .q X , ,, . I . 71' '. w - lf, , Q75 . ,. l -.my I , 4, ' Q-Alf., I Q ,A , - ' L Y-A .'-2-fx.. ' ,iff N- ,:' A gV i:.x ,-ji. 1.-X Y ' -- f , , , fzqg ,L -' K, - i I j .wp+ I I A C' L Y I I EIGI-ITI-I GRADE lst row: Messina, Nelson--Vice President, Churchill--Pres- ident, Harris--Treasurer, C. Pierce. 2nd row: Ardito--Stu- dent Council, Z. Nichols, Havrish, Brooks, H. Van Loan, Miss Winters--Advisor. Class Activity-nMovie held on April 4. -i' SEVENTH GRADE lst row: J. Benson, Eklund--President, J. Lepetich--Vice President, B.'Herodes, Dorland, Gaylord-Treasurer. 2nd row: Drier-Student Council, A. Meeghan, Guntert, Zona, T. Pierce, Bizzaro, Fogarty, Ryfkogel, D. Dietz, Donna Buck. 3rd row: Lawton, J. Loucks, Hamm, M. Lepetich, J. Nichols, Mackey, Roe, Stryker--Secretary, Sloan, R. Van Loan, Mr. Evans-- Advisor. Class Activity was a movie. if gr-1.3 ,Lk 7 1 f ff' 1 .4 P , ,I ...r ? 1x ,-'X 1 ,,. H n '- '5 -.:--... A-..11,i':..,, . . . ,. .,. L..- . - -M YY H ..- .. .,..g.r:ew--:?- J.. 2 1, -.p f- - gre. . , ,.. -1- - -ry 12 W , 's 'Wu ELEME I , 1 WW. 7 -A-4 ...J-. . ra e mwg From all reports the little grade school buzz- ed with activity during the Sl-S2 school year. As both individuals and entire groups, the grades enjoyed many activities, parties and en- tertainments. During the fall the children dressed in costumes and had par- ties on Halloween, and studied various units that allowed for in- teresting field trips in connection with the work. The highlight of the year was the Christmas program, presented to the School and Community Club on December 12. All the grade school teachers and children from all the classes helped to make this activity very successful indeed. The Kindergarten work was concerned with teaching they child- ren how to work and play together. This was accomplished through units about uPetsn, Wcommunity Helpersn, uThe Homen, N The Circusn, and others. The first graders began to read, print, and learned to use numbers, along with interesting activities in the fields of science and social studies. Mothers were invited to visit the second grade classroom when the children completed a unit on nFiremen.H This class made two murals illustrating winter and Thanksgiving. A trip to a bakery, nature hikes and holiday celebrations were pleasant instances in the school year of the third grade. In con- nection with their work in social studies the pupils made butter and kept weather charts. With the fourth grade as a separate group for the first time, the class enjoyed many activities and parties throughout the year. Forty boys and girls constituted grades five and six, which made for an enjoyable' year in Mrs. Fox's room. Especially pleasant were the Christmas activities, a party, and the entertainment for the Community Club. The trip to Howe Caverns was an interesting one on the last day of school. Each grade welcomed new pupils and thoroughly enjoyed the 1951- l952 year. FIRST GRADE lst row: Guntert, Reed, W. Roe, C. Roe, Schmidt, Champlin. 2nd' row: Ericson, Loucks, E. Decker, Clapper, Peck, Meade, Samuelson Crandall, J. Decker, Holsinger, Mowers. 3rd row: Baldwin, Sloan, Utter, Weaver, Evelyn Decker, Ethel Decker, Payne, Skryzneki, Rickard, Smith, Mrs. Keyser. lst row: 'Decker, Clark, Guntert, Palmer, Stryker, Anderson, Paes Taylor, Dibble, Miller. 2nd row: Crandall, Hubbard, Havrish, Nelson, Mattice, Oakly, Augugliero, Rickard, C. Payne, Miss Thom- pson. KINDE RGAR TE N ! 9 THIRD GRADE lst row: Zeh, Crandall, Nelson, Havrish, Holsinger, Burger, Decker. 2nd row: Reinshagen, Meeghan, Van Loan, Strasser, And- erson, Speenburgh, Joslin, Miller, Pierce. 3rd row: Ham , Aug- ugliero, Danforth, T. Ham , Clapper, Eklund, Rogers, Fraser, Me- So Q ssina Mr Schmidt .r Kr 'Q'-:T-:if EQH lst row: Reinshagen, Meade, Gaylord, Meeghan, Stryker, Lambrecht 2nd row: Peterson, Taylor, Bizzarok Moore, Miller, Mann, Mowers, Hillis, Payne. 3rd row: Nichols, Harrington, Roe, Hartwell, Cl- apper, Dietz, Ericson, Messina, Pierce, Mrs. Van Dusen. SECOND GRADE SIXTH GRADE lst row: Sloan, J. Lambrecht, E. Hitchcock, Dorland, Dawn Dayton, Dayton, Roe, W. Ghamplin, Meeghan. 2nd row: Danforth, Peterson, Lafler, L. Lambrecht. Patterson, L. Anderson, J. Miller, Clapper, Loucks, Wenzel, Pierce, Gaylord, L. Champlin, Slade. 3rd row: Churchill, Wood, Schneider, Havrish, Bouck, Standard, F. Miller, B. Roe, Dreier, E. Anderson, D. Hitchcock, Ryfkogel, Dross, B. Loucks, Clark, Mrs. Fox. T A Eff, lf'Tf 'T'TWT7'7T E' FIFTH GRADE I im ,f-.L-as Q -' 1 K .-H ag ? X , , ,. W I , 2233225252233 Y 'l V W 4. .l .'.'--tt, ' .l lst row: Harrington, Loucks, Joslin, Ryfkogel, Dietz, Hamm,Bouck, 2nd row: Decker, L. Stannard, Reinshagen, F. Stannard, Dolgas, Zeh, Lafler, Hartwell, Clark, Treadwell, Mrs. Moore. 3rd row: Clark, Brooks, Havrish,We1ch, Augugliaro, Engler, Hedman, Nichols, Pa mieri. FOURTH GRADE 4' . X-.- 114 L. 4 1 N 'Ss-ii -ik Em-7 4+ ,H Ml nas- .-.ff K 1 i r ? E -'C-r f-W '13, r? lst row: Patterson, McMullen, Bouck, Dorland, Churchill, Van Dusen, Dietz, Lambrecht. 2nd row: Decker, Reinwald, Demarest, KGYS6P,fIL'H6POdGSp Van Loan, Stryker, Buck, Weger, M. Reim, Champlin, K. Fraser. 3rd row: Kingsbury, Wenzel, Churchill, Hedman, L. Lambrecht, Moeller, N. Reim, J. Fraser, Proper, Richard Herodes. Qjzuahr The J.C.S. Music Department started a very successful year by putting on a chicken supper from which we earned a large profit. On December 20, 1951, the band and chorus groups presented their annual Christmas concert. Although the weather did not permit a large attendance, this concert of Christmas music was enjoyed by everyone. ' April 25, 1952, brought the beginning of the three day Scho- harie County Music Festival. The first night one group of Jeff- erson's musicians performed at Middleburgh. On the Friday night of the following week the remainder of our music department put on a very acceptable performance at Schoharie. On Saturday, May 3, a select group of J.C.S. students had the pleasure of working with the guest conductors for the County Massed Groups and pre- senting the final concert of the Festival in Cobleskill. During the spring J.C.S. music department also traveled to Schenectady where we did an assembly program in one of the schools. The highlight of our year came when we were able to perform the music we had been working so hard at in the annual spring concert here in our own auditorium. 04, A5- is-0S'53'c1 9- Y Oo' 9525 -cov- g,'ypodL9, w 900000, 'gem ' V A oegggg' 9-090500 . 7,05 f0 - SQAZOSCQQ Qf6q,'S6096N1 ' YQOQ of 0 E306 9 QQ09 'CO695m X509 1 ig. Qu. 060 Gf 9 964 I 9 'yew on 98696, 9-000300, G00-rc. Y-Oe-e?000'0, SVCSNLM, 'Y0'3X-eieeo, 906.00 , Y3'iYv0q,0X, 909.00 6001, 9. Dxew, 200 1:0111 is. xheeqpao, Qoecoec, QQVQQQQ0, xi-0xt0'xX.e-gs, 'va-moo, 'woven-9, Sxoboxs, X.-ev 60, Xi- '05-0'0'b,Xpe99'1'ee.'0, 5. S1'aee'c, 0, 15.400 bow, Qogacwq . 'bca co-an 0 3099, Qegec, 'aesouaxag Bea, XM. ?1e.e-ef, 9645-001, 9. 'VS-0, 900301-, LYS. Ykewx, 116' g G 0 Q '00, 90-the 45001, f950'fo 055 6100? 30.49 19011, 0:09409 we 30 B355 15- Y' own OUP irq wiif lst row: Boerner, Decker, Miss Metzger-advisor, Weger, Buck. End row: Mr. Larson-advisor, Dorland, Fraser, Himpele, Stryker, Tol- lefsen, Miss Morrill-advisor. 3rd row: Reinwald, Hedman, Nichols M. Reim, Moeller, N. Reim, Keyser. g Q!!catllon4 The publication staff under the direction of Miss Mor- rill, Miss Metzger, and Mr. Larson, consists of seventeen members this year. Everyone has helped to better each issue of the WBlottern by bringing in new news columns for the uBlottern, such as Let's Cheer, Senior Highlights, and Com- munity Club. The editor-in-chief of the nB1ottern is Sally Decker with Rosemarie Reinwald and Ronald Moeller helping as as- sistant editors. Phyllis Boerner is the assistant typist for Anna Weger, head typist. Phyllis is also art editor of the nBlotter'. James Keyser is Sports Editor. Doris Buck is circulation manager and is helped by Marysue Hedman, Jackie Fraser, and Betty Tollefsen. During the activity period every Wednesday everyone gave a very much appreciated, helping hand in putting the nYearbookN together. We hope that each and everyone will enjoy this years' yearbook. 7721.31 CAM lst row. Churchill, Ardito, N.Reim M. Reim, Tollefsen, Dem- arest, Reinwald, D. Buck, K. Fraser. 2nd row: B6- erner, Weger, Van Dusen, McMullen, Hedman, Decker, Champlin, Nichols, J. Fra ser, Van Loan, Messina, Rossbach. 5rd row: Top- ping, G. Loucks, Proper J. Loucks, Wenzel, Mr. lst Fraser, Frey, Kingsbury,Dep,IbW3 W Keyser, Herodes. Izffoch, Tottslllzel one-lfs G' Lo' 5nK1n8s eqogh cw af' ' B911 uc-'fs d Po buf? gen : H3 W: 1 pm 1 TOppi tchco Coacgz J' ne. Ulf, lit POV? C- Champlin Sloan Loucks R. Champlin fk 1 Z Fogarty, Treadwell. and row: Nichois, Nelson, Venagoagfe iargggi M5-S3 Winters: Buck- 3I'd POW.: Pierce, Herodes 0' 4.41 t05C cnc: 477 Lepetich 1 Ggylord, 'Himizagon Pierce, Havrish ' U-Qtfrb. Herodes. ' Qfg, SZ Chlwchill, van Dugan, B' Champlifl, Demarest, Mr- Lyons, McMu llen Dietz. Araito, Messifia C3-QIIZLK4 lst row: Eklund, Drier, Rossbach, Van Loan, Langbehn. 2nd row Mr. Evans, Schneider, Dietz, Sloan, Collins, Pierce, Fraser, Mrs Patterson. 3rd row: Lepetich, Lawton, Macke i cock, NiC1'101Bo y, Sm th, Roe, Hitch- 7 . o .4 oo Ln Boys' Cooking--Each week these boys ,turned out many of the delicacies that all worldly housewives are so proud to put on their tables. 06 CQJGVU C ag Leaders' Club--In Leaders' Club Mr. Koch gave the boys an accumulation of information on such sports as bowling and football. ancdn 741 During the past year the dancing club under the cap- able direction of Miss Louise Winters and Mr. Douglas Fraser learned the fundamental steps of round dancing. Although the students received lessons only once a week, they feel competent and self-assured when they attend a dance. raflfdj Crafts' Club--Under the guidance of Mrs. Patterson, Mr. Lambrecht, and Mr. Evans, the twenty three members, which were enrolled in the Crafts' Club, have worked very energet- ically on various items. Some of the members made trays, some worked on raffia handbags, while still others carved with soft stone. A boy in the club successfully succeeded in making a magazine rack. '47-'7Z1 mop In the girls- shop club there are eight members: Mar- jorie Ardito, Barbara Champlin, Joan Churchill, Maude Dietz, Fay Demarest, Frances McMullen, Rosary Messina, and Margaret Van Dusen. Mr. Robert Lyons is the instructor. The girls are working on many things. Marjorie Ardito and Joan Church- ill are making attractive wall shelves: Barbara Champlin-is making a modernistic bed stand, Fay Demarest, a wooden salad bowl, Frances McMullen, a pair of cute book ends, Rosary Messina, a dressing table, Maude Dietz, a footstoolg and Margaret Van Dusen, a telephone stand. Although most of the girls are new at shop work, they seem to catch on very rapidly. While they are having a grand time there, they are also learning many useful things such as running the lathe, the jig saw, and the drill. lst row: Himpele, Boerner, McMullen, Ardito. 2nd row: DP619T,MP. Lyons--advisor, Buck. .gzfzclenf Counci This year's student body was represented in the Student Council by the following people: 12th Grade llth Grade 10th Grade gth Grade th Grade 7th Grade Phyllis Boerner Francis McMullen Anne Himpele Charles Buck Marjorie Ardito Gus Dreier The Student Council organized an activity program for the year, set up the system of sity Cheerleaders,collected and arranged for, tne sale games. Members of the council advise and cooperation. selecting the Varsity and Junior Var- money for the March of Dimes campai n of refreshments at home .basketbail would like to thank Mr. Lyons for his Most Likely to Succeed Most Pepular I i Most Enthusiastic l Best of 1 -e f, A 4' C7 ' 4 A 3 D ',! I ' B .5 1 11: awsf,Aff1x, - br'eaf3Qf s. 4 I-mix: , ' 1 'P Most Athletic Best Dressed L. , -'.' :Q Funniest QC Most Artistic v , .. ..p J x Y -Q g! n s . C B FI? ,,1f Best Looking 5 .f 9'-sg La 'Best Dancers All Rgund Ideal Date Teachers Pest Most Intelligent Best Mannered Biggest Wolf and Flirt Most Musically Incllnedbm Wm 5 Is N Q 1 f F!'1a'k 'ri-'AQ .JL . . 4ffTA, -, y 'A-Q:-2' . I X 9 , fl l9 'f 'Ni- ATHLETICS J W lst row: Kingsbury, Topping, Brooks, Keyser, J. Loucks. 2nd row: Coach Koch, Havrish, Moeller, Proper, Hitchcock, Wenzel, G. Loucks. paris The Jefferson Varsity has not lived up to the expectat- ions of the Jefferson fans. Starting off with a close score against the much taller and more experienced Delanson team, the Jefferson team never seemed to get started until later in the last quarter. The exceptions to this pattern were Middleburgh and Berne Knox games, during which Jefferson 'started out with a close first half and fell down in the last half. After losing George Brooks in January, the Jefferson- ions didn't have a chance against the more experienced boys of the opposite teams. Next year we hope to have an experienced and a better team, since we will have most of this year's players back on the Varsity team. We wish to express our sincere thanks to Mr. Koch, coach, for his untiring effort of coaching us. Althouah we won only a few games,the team tried hard and hopes to do better next year. urulor Mfazf dywief A W lst row, B. Herodes, Champlin, Treadwell,' Lepetich. 2nd row: Buck, Sloan, Harris, R. Herodes, Coach Koch. The Jefferson Baseball team started off with a b to 4 victory against the Delanson team, but failed to add any more victories to their ' credit. Next year the baseball team hopes to set a record. lst row: Havrish, Moeller, Wenzel, G. Loucks Totten, R. Herodes, Kingsbury. 2nd row: Pro- per-manager, Keyser, Sloan, J. Loucks, Hitch- cock, Brooks, Topping, Champlin, E. Benson- manager, Coach Koch. JZMQW n X 1, n i or ar-az' ,Ardito, Eklund, Rossbach, Messina, Churchill, Champlin. The cheerleaders would like to thank the advisors, Miss Winters and Mrs. Carr,for their faithful guidance throughout the season. The cheerleaders have had a successful year in raising the morale of the players. Tollefsen, BUCK, Boerner, Wager, Van Dusen, Himpele. 'fb nik' BN-if 'luv Q :Same- f--L ..,' Hi 'Q5'r, Qa, , 'f Qgv 15 M 1- f' ,iq -LJ-5'T 'f - 1, , F - 2 -'L ' 5wU?N?f'b4lf' e , xg 1. it i ' Y' :ff 2 Q,.i,f,, 1' -1 w g I ' kg Hgtgfifj 7, QQ fmwwffwpfiwr e o We ' V -, Y , -- IWLGL L tQlf' Jefferson, dear Jefferson There's no other school like you We'11 admit you've made a hit All our school days through. Night and day, in every way We hope and pray That you will always , always be In ourtmemory, Dear old Jo Co Sl I . ,. I 1.61 'ni 1 . 6 'ff'-en!!! Zf .ff L'Z-1 ' 'fwwf-... . -M- .:,, iw 'VI II I 'VI-I . I V II - VII 'Sf VV A I . ' V I 3 ' ' VVVI H I V V'VII V ' J' I -V9 ., I IVIII III I VIVT IVI5I-II IV I '- I V -V ti.. I ' - V 1'-QV. 'V ii L. - -IV 'II 951. 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