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

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$Hathetnatit5 Mr. Lewis Wainwright Head of Math Department University of Wisconsin at Madison, MS. Mr. Vail Cordell University of Illinois, M.S. Mr. Victor Nafranowicz Northern Ill- inois Univer- sity,B.S.Ed. Mr. Paul Unzicker Illinois State, B. Ed. General math, algebra, and geometry are the subjects offered by the Mathematics De- partment. General math is offered to seventh, eighth, and ninth graders. Algebra is offered to eighth graders who have done well in seventh grade math. They may then take geometry in ninth grade. Students can instead take algebra in ninth grade, or they may con- tinue to take general math in all three grades. 84 erartment Mr. LaVerne Barnes Augustana College UllinoisyB.A. Miss Eloise Dettmer Northern Ill- inois Univer- sity, M.S. Ed. Mr. Harley Neal Northern Ill- inois Univer- sity,M.S.Ed. Mr. Clarence Colclasure University of Illinois, M.Ed. Mr. Ronald Lyford Illinois State University, BS. Mrs. Elizabeth Preble Purdue Univer- sity, B.S. Mrs. Marilyn Wallen Illinois State University, BS. Ed.

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Stiente Science is one of the four main courses taken at Jefferson. Chemistry, astronomy, physiology, biology, geol- ogy, and machines are some of the areas covered from seventh through ninth grade. Mr. Robert L. Mr. Gary A. Beebe Benham Southern Illinois Northern Illinois University, MS. University, BS. Mrs. Janet Mr. Richard Kozel Reitsch AugustanaCollege, Milton College, GllinoiS A.B. B.S. Mr. Raymond J. Costello East Stroudsburg Pennsylvania State College, 8.3 Mr. Bruce Snively Rockford College, 8.5. Bepartment Mr. Thomas E. Milani Head of Science Department Rockford College, M.S. Mr. Charles S. Finley University of Arizona, M.Ag.Ed Mr. Frank Wilson Illinois State University, MS. Mr. Paul Gustafson Augustana College UllinoisL A.B. Mr. Fred Young Arkansas State University, B. S. E.

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Miss Grace Beling Rockford College, M.A. U.S. History, World History Mr. Robert Borden Northern Illinois University, M.S.Ed. U.S. History, Geography, Yearbook Mrs. Amy Chaney Drake University B. S. Geography Mr. Russell Geimer University of Wisconsin, B.S. U.S. History, Civics Mr. Joseph Gullotta Rockford College, M.A. Civics Mr. Troy Mevin Head of Social Studies Department University of Colorado, M.A. World History, Civics, Student Government Any ninth grader may take World History, if ap- proved by his eighth grade teacher or by his counsellor. If he does not choose totake World History, he must take Civics for the first semester Economics for the second. Eighth graders study U.S. History. And seventh graders study Ge- ography, along with some history of the nations being studied. and Mr. James C. Kemp Illinois State University, M. S. U.S. History, Geography Mr. Charles Monson University of Oregon, M. Ed. U.S. History, Geography Mr. Robert Oehlberg University of Wisconsin, M.S. Geography, U.S. History, Civics Mr. Ronald Toti Northern Illinois University 35. Ed. Geography, U.S. History Mrs. Judith Trempalla Northern Illinois University, BS. Ed. U.S. History, Civics