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

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--mmlem abc First Row: Second Row: Standing: First Row: Second Row: Tm ra How: B. D Left to rightg Arthur wisehart, Carolyn Wesler Charlene Burden, Beryl Wesler, Elmer Davis, Dick Stelnberger. Left to rlghtg Meredith Wesler, Edith Mull, Charlotte Drew, Myron Arnett, Maurice Burden, Bud Kemper, Doris Jean Miller. Left to r1ghtgJack Brandenburg,Dona1d W.Morr1s Director, Jane De Boo, La Vern Diggs. Clar- ice Stegall-Drum Majorette, Donna Jean McGunn- lgill and Miriam Knox, drum majorettes. GLEE CLUB Left to rightg Opal Ann Steele, Patty Northrop Ruth Huddle, Mary Jane Nickelson, Carolyn Wes- ler, Jan De Boo, La Vern Diggs, Donna Lou Drown, Doris Jean Miller. Left to rightg Donald W. Morris - Director Marilyn Delk, Charlotte Drew, Charlene Burden, Dorothy Stewart, Helen Ray, Helen Dunn, Jean Arthur. Left to right, Peggy Zurwell, Patty Roberts, Joan Melody, Lola Harshman, Donna Jean McGunn- lgill, Irene Crawford. O Q O Q I Q

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MUSI4 DEPARTMENT--Band This year saw the revival of the great Jefferson High Band under the expert direction of Mr. Donald Morris, music supervisor. We, of the band, deeply appreciate the extra time he has spent with us to improve our quality as a music group. As a result of our labors, many good times were en- joyed by the members. The burnt smell and crisp charcoal taste of overdone hot dogs never fails to bring to our minds the memorable hayride-picnic sponsored by the band. New members have been added to the band. The change is noticeable, especially in the percussion section which is sparked by Mr. Jack Brandenburg. Due to the increased activity of the band, many more students are currently taking musical instruction proir to acceptance as members. During the tournament games, the band members donned their uniforms and played during the intermissions, at halves and quarters. Some of the Earlham musicians who were acquaintances of Mr. Morris helped us at these times. March 1 saw us in Chapel at Earlham where we played with the chorus and clarinet quartet. 4 4 4 G1rl's Glee Club The Girl's Glee Club had a very delig1.C l year and has particiapated in many events. The represanzative offi- cers chosen were: President Opal Ann -'eele Secretary-Treasurer Rrtr guddle On December ninth, we sang for the Prince of Peace Contest. This gave quite a religious air to the program. Mr. Morris gave a Christman party for the Glee Club. The Glee Club, Teachers, and Cheer Leaders were guests oi honor. A gift exchange provided a lot of enjoyment for everyone. We were very glad to have the Earlham Choir come here. They presented a very enjoyable as well as instructive program. l 1.1.