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

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N -- - Jane Shock Whenever you see a haze of slender fairness with light hair approaching in the hall you know without further exam- inations that that person is Jane Shock. She is one of those rare beings that everyone always goes out of his way to speak to. Everyone likes Jane for a friend,but one per- son in particular likes her better than that. She is very proud of the diamond ring she wears. Her scholastic record is very good also, for she is seldom absent and her grades are above average. Irene Martin Irene is very well liked because she doesn't try to talk all of the time. we all admire her because she stays out of other peoole's business. Thoughts of her friends always come before her own desires and everyone is her friend. Bob Black The hero of all young athletic hopefuls, Bob is every- body's friend. He is the type of person that the coach never has to worry about when the elgibility sheet makes the rounds of the teachers. Sports always are foremost in his mind, and he is always ready to help anyone along that line. He is active in such things as H1-Y and scholarship work. Despite his achievements, there is nothing conceited about Bob. Whether 1t's sports, scholarship, or other act- ivities, Bob Black is always found out in front. l it Q Q 46 , I

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----mempqm - THE SKNIUR'S TRIP TO DAYTOL Another memorable day in the lives of the Sen1or's of 1946 was the day they went to Dayton to have their nlctures taken. we reported to the school building and left in separate cars for Dayton. Although we Senior girls had hoped and prayed that it wouldn't be raining on that particular morn- ing, it was raining, in fact very hard. The driving was slow, but even then we arrived in Dayton a little earlier than the time our anoointment called for. Some of us left the studio to go eat breakfast while the others stayed there so as to get their picture taken first. Mr. Knoll had two mirrors in his studio, and how those mirrors were kept from being broken we'll never know. with all the crimping that went on in front of them, it is a won- der that they weren't broken in millions of nieces, All this time we were getting Nshotn one by one. Soon all the pictures were taken, and we denarted from the studio. By this time we were all pretty hungry so the first thing we looked for was a restaurant. After we had eaten and were fairly well filled, we started out again. All of us attended shows although not the same ones. After this some of us went shopolng and others went on to another show. After shonping for a short time, we got the car and went out to wright and Patterson air fields. The day was ending out there so there wasn't much to see but the earr- acks and few planes. While out there, we met another car of the Seniors and started back toward the city. After get- ting caught in a terrific traffic jam, we were on the out- skirts of Dayton. By this time it was growing dark and the few Seniors who had to go back on the bus had already left Dayton as had also the group who had gone to the movie. we traveled as far as Lewlsburg and stopned there dor sunner. The other group stopoed in Eaton to eat. After we had eaten, we started once more for New Paris. we all arrived home safely, f.d the only worry in our weak minds was the thought of now our oictures would turn out.