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

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XII s SHELMADINE MISS SHEA Miss POTTER CLUBS One hour a week is devoted to club activities. Teachers elect to direct the club which represents a line of work they enjoy. Pupils elect a club which represents their hob- by. Thus chums and boon companions, separated during their regular class work, are brought together in the recre- ational period. Some one has said It is not the man at work who is to be feared 5 but rather the man at play. It is as vital that our boys and girls be trained in the right use of leisure, as in right methods of work and study. This isjust what the clubs aim to do. Over fifty clubs have been formed, which limited space prevents our listing here. A new club is formed in any line for which there is suflicient demand. 22

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A Boys' Camp Cooking Club AN INTERESTING PLACE For an hour each Wednesday these boys learn how to make cocoa, coffee, pancakes, bread, cookies, pies and cakes. They are equipped to keep a regulation camp from indiges- tion, and when needed can help mother with the meals at home. They not only cook but clean up after the lesson is over ' 21 .1

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Jefferson's First Corps of Teachers, September, 1919 PIONEER TEACHERS These are the pioneer teachers who were with Jefferson at its opening in September 1919. Standing, left to right: Miss Powers, Miss Gordon, Miss Ely, Miss Brown, Mr. Savage, Miss Walsh, Miss Webster, Miss Tracy, Miss Schneeberger, Miss Dean. Seated, left to right: Miss Mc- Neill, Mrs. Kates, Miss Stoll, Miss Potter, Miss Hendricks, Miss Shea, Miss Walter, Mrs. Adams, Miss Wetmore. Miss Sarah Harris, Miss McCowan and Mr. Deal also on the pioneer faculty do not appear in the picture. 23