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

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DON FULLER Although he doesn't have much to say in school, Don has inter- ests after school that keep him very busy. There are7 t manyfellows who have a full time job in a factory and carry on their school work too. Of course there have been times when Don's eyes have become very heavy in English class, but we hope the cause was from the long working hours rather than the instruction he was receiving. - , GENE GARBER There is something about the wail of a siren during the wee hours that causes the more timid souls to shrink more deeply into their blankets, while those more bold rush to doors and windows to witness the shrieking commotion. The root of this unearthly wailing can usually be traced to Gene who is, without a doubt, the county's fastest ambulance driver - and the loudest, if we take the siren' into consideration, . We must give him credit though for having a more somber side because Gene is a budding mortician - and how are you feeling today? JULIAN SMITH Smitty is that slim, blonde chap with the innocent smile that covers up a totally different personality, one that is a cross between 1 bob-wire fence and a bucksaw. Of course that was before he met Rosie and we will, no doubt, have to address julian as Mr, Smith after that special date has been kept, We all expect Mr. Smith to go to town ! FRED SMITH x Whenever there is a great deal of noise around school, usually Fred has broken loose. He spends most of his time back in the li- brary flirting with the girls. His hobby is wrecking cars. lk Ik wk Pk Jack D.: Mother, I wish you would do my arithmetic. Mother: No, son, It wou1dn't be right. Jack D.: Well, maybe it wouldn't, but you could try.