Jefferson Township High School - Criterion Yearbook (New Paris, OH)

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- I - -vubudkenafaaiy idx DORIS JEAN MILLER Band 2,5,43 Orchestra 1,23 Cafeteria 13 Scholarship 1,2j Girl Reserve 5,43 4-H l,2,5,43 Music Editor on the Jeffer-Sun Staffg Music Librarian 43 Chorus 1,2,4. ROSE ANN REID Cheerleader 2,5,43 Girl Reserve 5,43 Advertising Assist- ant on the Criterion Staffj Sports Editor on the Jeffer- Sun Sbaffg Chorus 13 4-H l,2,53 Junior Class Play. MARY JANE SHOCK Office Staff 43 Mimeographer on the Jeffer-Sun Staffs Chorus 13 4-H l,2,3,4,5,6S Girl Reserves 5,43 Production Staff on the Criterion. OPAL ANN STEELE Scholarship 2,5f Junior Class Playj Chorus l,2,43 Cafet- eria 1,53 Girl Reserve Secretary 53 Girl Reserve 43 Chorus President 43 Office Staff 43 Circulation on the Jeffer-Sun Staffg Activities Editor on the Cr1ter1on3 Senior Class Play. PHYLLIS JUNE STEGALL Band 1,23 Orchestra 1,23 Majorette 2g Scholarship l,2,53 43 4-H 23 Junior Class Playg Girl Reserve 5,43 Chorus l, 23 Cafeteria 1,43 Advertising on the Criterion Staffg Business Manager on the Jeffer-Sun Staffj Library Staff 43 Senior Class Play. MARY MADELLNE FHOLPSON Cheerleader 2,5343 Junior Class Play3 Office Staff 43 Scholarship 1,23 Girl Reserve 5,43 Chorus 13 Society Edith? or the Seffer-Sun Staffg Business Manager on the Criterion Staffg Hay Queen Attendant 53 Vice President of the Tfeshmnn Classg Secretary 2. FHILLIS PEAFL TURNER Sghglapghjp 1,2,5,43 Band 23 Chorus 13 Girl Reserve 5,43 4-H 1,2,EQ Class Secretarv 13 Junior Class Playg Advert- ising on the Criterion Staffj E siness Manager on the Jeffer-Sun Staffg 4-H President 23 Library Staff 43 Offife Staff 43 Senior Class Play3 Senior Class Will: Prince of Peace Declamatinn 43

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-----ninefeenkalq442r-- .- JESSE CALVIN WHITE Assembler on the Jeffer-Sun Staff, Senior Class Play. ARTHUR VcKEE WISEHART Band l,2,5,4g Orchestra 1,25 Clarinet Quartet l,2,3,4, Prince of Peace Declamation first prize winner of the Bronze Medal 4, Junior Class Play, Junior Class Presv ldentg H1-Y Chaplain 45 Scholarship l,2,3,4g 4-H l,2,5,4 President of 4-H 2,35 Music lst Division Clarinet Solo at Miami 5,45 Editor-in-chief of the Criterion, Art Editor on the Jeffer-Sun StaffgSen1or Class Play, Senior Class Will. FREEDOM'S CRY A free moon is shining once again Hearts are free from ache and sorrow. The world has started again to say- There's hope in the future: tomorrow. Men coming home from yesterday's war, Ready to start anew, Ready to open opportunities door- Their life s work to do. There are tears shed for those who d1dn't return, Who offered and gave their lives. We are sorry for those hearts who yearn, For the ones who paid the price. We are now out of the dread and hate which we so long endured, Of the bitter strife, which we survived-- Our bitter wounds are cured. The freedom cry is out again, It echoes far and wide, May we not forget in our thoughts of peace-- Of those who fought and died. Our war is won, our cry is peace, We look toward the setting sun, Ready to work and greet the new dye-- Our war has been fought and won! Irene Crawford ll 46N