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

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- THE SENIOR'S TRIP T0 COLUMBUS A great day in the lives of the Sen1or's took place on November the thirteenth when they made their trip to Co- lumbus. We left at four thirty a.m. in the school bus and it was a very sleepy looking bunch that piled into the bus that particular morning. Many of us tried to sleep a lit- tle on the way, but were kept awake by the singing and yelling of the others. Two songs of the day which ran a close race were WThe Bearded Ladyu and lDr1p, Drip, Dr1p.' What headaches were caused! I Our first stop was at West Jefferson where we took a little time to eat breakfast and then we were on our merry way again. We arrived in Columbus at about nine o'clock and went to the State Building first. The custodian of the State House told us about the whole building. He told us also about the magnificance of the building but we could read- ily see that. We visited the House of Representatives and the Senate House but they were not in session because of the day being Saturday. After leaving the State House we hurriedly crossed the street to the Dispatch Newspaper Office. They found us a guide and she led us from We esw every process in the could not tarry long at any way to the Penitentiary. At the Penitentiary we before we could go in. We and soon we were out on the the basement to the top floor. printing of a newspaper. We place, so soon we were on the had to wait for quite some time were counted about four times grounds. The inmates were just going to dinner and there was a band playing. It gave us a very queer feeling to see and hear all that was going on. We visited their churches, shops, kitchens, cell blocks,and so on. Our last stop was the little house in which the electric chair stands.Th1s proved quite interesting for the man told us all about the cha1r.He told us how many men from our county had ever been electrocuted there. He could even tell us their names. Afterwards we learned that this man was also an inmate and he had his own cell there in the building where the chair was.By the time we had seen every- thing it was nearing one o'clocL so we started for the bus once more.

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- - I -vuhudhenafbaly 46x This time we were headed for the Stadium. The traffic was very thick, that a man got ln a hurry to pass us bus. We stopped while Mr. Sanders got and then we were on our way once more. so after we arrived at the Stad1um,we find our game but Ohio State won. Ohio State Football fact so thick, he ran into the in and it straightened out We hadn't eaten yet ate and then went to seats. Many of us had never before seen a football it proved interesting to all of us. By the way, After the game Miss Kemp conducted a tour of the cam- pus and by the time we got back to the bus it was growing dark. We stopped in Vandalia to eat our supper and then were once again on our way. we arrived in New Paris about ten o'c1ock a very tired but thrilled gang We were accompanied on the trip Kemp, and Miss Thatcher. Q 0 0 CHEAP AT ANY PRICE by Mr. Sanders, Miss Some new hymn books had been purchased for the church. The minister, who was very deaf, requested the assistant to make an announcement in regard to them, immediately follow- ing the Sermon. However, the assistant had an announcement of his own to make first in reference to a baptismal service for infants. 'All those who have children they wish bapt1zed,please send in their names at once, nhe said. And before he could continue, the minister rose and added solemnly! 'I wish to announce for the benefit of those who have not any, that they may be obtained from me any day between 5:00 and 4:00 o'clock. The ordinary little ones are 155 each and the special ones with red backs are 254.