Jefferson Junior High School - Journal Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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Ahminiatratiun This is Mr. Hartts second year as principal of Jefferson. He attended Lake Forest College and the University of Illinois. Before coming to Jefferson, he was a biology teacher and then the assistant principal at West High School. He was our assistant principal for seven years before he became our principal. Mr. Graham has the trying job of assistant principal and dean of boys. This is his second year at Jefferson. He has attended the University of Illinois, Western Illinois University, and Northern Illinois University. He was Superintendent of Schools in Lanark,111inois, before coming to Jefferson.

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ignarh nf ?Ehutatinn anh Ahminiatratinn Dr. Herbert B. Smith, Dr. Ralph E. Bowermaster, and Dr. Thomas A. Shaheen. Standing: Ben J. Zaugg, John G. Floden, Robert F. Taylor, Armer E. Severin. Seated: Mrs. Frances Shafer, Clifford P. Carlson Presiden0, Mrs. Marcella Harris Secretaryy

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33mm of $ir15 anh Chaihante Glmmmlnta Mrs. Billingham, our well- respected dean of girls, is a very busy person. She is in charge of the monitors, assemblies, the cafeteria seating, and the school calendar. She has taught at four schools for a total of eleven years before coming to Jefferson ten years ago. Mrs. Billingham gradu- ated from Iowa State College with her BA. and from Rockford College with an MA. Mr. Harold Gambrel Mr. Conrad Long Mrs. Jeannette Lowman Mr. John R. Williams University of Northern Illinois University of Northern Illinois Illinois, M.Ed. University, MS. Ed. Wisconsin, MS. University, MS. Ed. COUNSELORS. Our four guidance counselors Mr. Ian Newman grad- are Mrs. Lowman for seventh grade, Mr. Long uated from George for eighth grade, and Mr. Gambrel and Mr. , Williams College and Williams for ninth grade. They have given us , received his M'S' He, another year of dedicated service. Their job ., also, is one Of Jeffer- is to help us in choosing electives, school sonts guidance counsel- programs, and to work with our school and ors. Although born in personal problems. They try to be special New Zealand, Mr. New- friends to all, but because of the large school man has decided to stay population it is hard for them to give personal in America. In the future he is planning to teach at a college. He is in- terested in learning about people and will continue his research. We shall be reluctant to see Mr. Newman leave us. attention to everyone.