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

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Engliah Department This year Jefferson students have five periods of English each week, instead of seven as in previous years, so naturally more is expected of them. There have been increased outside assignments also. Many teachers have introduced new grammar methods, with more modern techniques. Mr. Sam Scarpetta Department Head Rockford College M.A. Mrs. Doris Benner Northern Illinois University, M.S.E. 5 $155; w Mrs. Alberta Henderson Mississippi Valley State College, BA. 86 Mrs. Marie Aavang Wisconsin State University, BS. Mrs. Alma Colclasure Northern Illinois University, B.S.E. Mr. Robert James Southern Illinois University, BA. Miss Nellie Anderson Northern Illinois University, B.E. Mr. Dana Connell Northwestern University, M.Ed. Mrs. Frances Lute: Northern Illinois University, BS. Ed. Mrs. Karen Baleiko University of Illinois, B.A, Mrs. Josephine Davis Colorado University, BA. Mrs. Gwen Thomas Pestalozzi Frobel Teachers7 College, 3.13. V Miss Virginia Baxter Eastern Illinois University, M.S.E. Mrs. Sharon Finnell Illinois State University, BA. T h e b u l l e t in boards in the English Department rooms are four by ten feet. This one was creat- ed by Tina Hallberg, Karen Lane, and Sue Clark in Mrs.Thomasy fourth hour eighth grade class.

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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

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Miss Diane Corpora, Clerk Typist Mrs. Kathy Johnson, Clerk Typist w V' - - . Mrs. Rose Peterson, Bookkeeper and Registrar befitc $taff Mrs. Gloria Giardini, Clerk Typist and Attendance Clerk Mrs. Lillian Colburn, Clerk Typist in the Guidance Office Back row: Vickie Woehlgr, Kathy Fread, JudyCurrie, Cindy Blough, Vicky Johnson. Front row: Nancy Leatherby, Jan Midtskog, Debbie Lee, Sue Avey. 87