Jefferson Junior High School - Jeffersonian Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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Directors and Officers of Girls' Senior Corps Sta-nding, Ivft to right: Hilda Dunlavcy, Treasurerg Eleanor Morse, Vice-president Laurie Butler, Presidentg Kathryn llirig, Secretary. t ' Scaled, Ivft to riglzt: Katherine VVetmore. Directory Ruth Gilddon, Assistant Directoi GIRLS' SENIOR CORPS The Senior Corps first of all brings the girls of the various courses together, bound by a common tie of friendship and community service. The basket of toys and fruit for the crippled children, the pretty comfortables for needy fam- ilies, the baby party which brings joy and a sense of being wanted to each 7B girl, the competent ushers and guides in their clean middies, the simple graduation dresses, are all expressions of the democratic spirit and the striving after the ideals of American girlhood which mark the activities of our senior girls. xx! f,A7'1,f!'.,i' .iii ilW,,-wa-V0 A i ... , N ' ' f f' ' 10 i

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Officers of the Graduating Class, June, 1924 I I tw right: Carleton TIl1lj'Cl', Treas.: Otto l l:1l1n. Sec.: Laurie Butler, Vice ics I lmoln Burrows, Pres. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS The Senior Class organizes early in the term and aims to be helpful in securing the cooperation of all pupils in every- thing of interest to the school. The boys organize into the Boys' Senior Corps and the girls into the Girls' Senior Corps each with a definite piece of work to do. The January class has a party at Hallowe'en and the J une class at St. Patrick's Day. Parents of the pupils together with the girl's adviser and teachers act as chaperones on these accasions. 11