Jefferson Junior High School - Patriot Yearbook (Naperville, IL)

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l PREDICT Mr. Lang says: Ed Helm - will major in Latin and Greek. Jane Brennan - will go to Rome and dig up some old Roman relics such as Charlton Heston. Jon Place - will write a 5,000 page book entitled, NThe Advantages of Taking Latin.n Gene Brass - will present a paper to the American Theological Association dealing with the remnants of Latin in modern beat-talk. Joel Karnofsky - will give up math and devote his life to the study of old Latin papyri fragments. Charles Potter - will be the first man to reach the moon land find the moon people speaking Latinl. Naturally, what else? Brad Clark, Tom Barnes and Frank Reed - will write modern novels based on class- ical themes. Al Scheimer and Cheryl Will - will unite 1n efforts to produce WLatin Made Easy,U a text that will enable a four year Latin course to be com- pleted in one year. Alice Wilson - will find something to do during Latin - algebra! Mr, Bair says: Bill Buerhig - will be a great orator. Lisa Shakarian - will go into partner- ship with Rocky Tyus and produce bulletin boards. Bob Benz - will be a Sigmund Freud,III. Bob Welsh - will be a professional wrestler. Jay Rock - will become a satellite. Bill Gillilan - will campaign for one hour of silence each school day. David Bonner - will become the world's worst typist. QHe's well on his way now -- can only do 65 words per minute with no errors.J Barbara Amick - will spend the rest of her life painting abstracts to amuse Mr, Love. Nikki Paulus - will not major in art. Miss Trant says: Bill Hartsough - will be a PTA toast- master. Jack Brown - will do Charles Antell commercials on TV. ' Fran Rickel - will win Talky marathons Jay Roberts - will be financial mana- ger of ihe Pirates. Mr. Shaffer says: Joe Cook - will be the Elliott Ness of Mr. Lerch says: Jane Snee - will do translations if she can find her pencil. Jo Ann Fisherkeller - will spend many happy hours reading French novels if she can figure out how to keep her glasses on, Robert Lyons - will invent a machine to abolish French homework for future generations. Cris Miller - will be a champion of French and English spelling reforms. Jeff Speigel and Bob Swartz - will champion illegibility. Mr. Meyers says: Norm Miller - will be a boy scout.

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HOMEROOM OFFICERS ' ROW 5 HARRIS, SKIDMORE, BELL, SHERRATT, STECHSCHULTE, HELM, ETHEREDGE, HUNTER, NELSON ROW 4 BARNES, BOYD, FUSS, NUERNBERG, BEIS, WERLINICH, CLARK, BATES, MILLER Row 3 KUECHENMEISTER, CousER, CUNNINGHAM, Ecx, BAYERS, WEIL, WOLFE, BLUM, GILLILAND, JAMES, STUDLEY Row 2 MR. HARDMAN, MOLLERUS, KIRKLEY, VENTURATOS, GRANT, GRUMMER, UDDSTROM, BASTIAN, Boorn, MARRA, READ, Sues, MISS 0LzAcK Row 1 JOHNSON, RIGKEL, SCHILBERG, 0TTo, BRENNAN, Conomos, HILL, FITCH, COMSTOCK, KANTERS, HEID, GEIST, POOLE ik NINTH GRADE HOMEROOM TEACHERS If MV Row 2 MR. R. Mzvzns, MR. R. TOLER, MR. R. WALKER, MR. H. LANG, MR. R. BAIR f JHQZV Row 1 MISS E. TRANT, MISS J. MORAN, MRS. M. HORNBY KMISSING Fnom PICTURE- !5Q' '-If MR. G. SHAFFER, 515 Q SL, f H i 1