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

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ACTIVITIE S QNX 1 hir. Allen. ROW Z JEFFER-SUN STAFF Left to Right - Miss Easton, Joan Williams, Gordon Xrnold, Deborah Jurgens, Lola Harshnian, Dorothy Thompson, Jim Juday, La Verne Diggs, Joan Melody, Melvin Diggs, Jean Arthur, Ma ry Banks, Doris Johnson, Donna Brown, Helen Ford, Peggy Zurwell, Jeanne Moore, Marilyn Mann, Martha Eales, Louise Fussner, Loretta Melling, June Keller, Ba rba ra ROW 3 Cail, Be rneice lvia rtin. Bob Copenhefer, Virgil Petry, Dick Steele, Jim Clark, Bill Markley, Bud Stegall, Leroy De Federico, Lawrence Nickelson, Norman Mull, Rex Garber, Dick Murray, Maurice Burden, Lowell Steele, Beryl Wesler, Duane Arnett, Bob Bottoms, Philip Nelson, Charles Andy, Howard Ford. Editor-in-Chief. . . Manager Editor... Assistant Editor .... .. Head of Production ....... Head of Typing .... Exchange Typist ,..... Humor Editor .... Society Editor .... Music Editor .......... Home Economics Editor. . Sports Editor ........... Fashion Editor. . . . . . . Feature Editor .... . Business Managers. . . REVISED . . Dorothy Thompson .Lola Ha rshman . Gordon Arnold James Juday La Verne Diggs Deborah Jurgens June Keller . Mary Banks . .Jean Arthur . . Helen Ford Jeanne Moore Donna Brown Martha Eales . . .Dick Steele Melvin Diggs JEFFERrSUN STAFF Art Editors. . . .. . Joan Melody Joan Williams Norman Mull Rex Garber Mimeographers .............. Jim Clark Lawrence Nickelson Doris Johnson Circulation Managers ....... Bob Bottoms Beryl Wesler Assemblers . , ............. Bill Ma rkley Dick Murray, Bud Stegall Loretta Melling Louise Fussner Patty Hunt Advisors . , . . . .Miss Barbara Easton Mr. Robert Allen LIB RARIAN S ROW 1 1Left to Right, June Keller, Lois Jurgens, Miss Thatcher, Barbara Garber, Delores Dine. ROW Z Mabel Morrison, Gordon Arnold, Howard Ford, Paul Jurgens, Lowell Steele, Ruth Ander- SOIL 51

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Y -TEENS NEWS Together with other members of the Young Women's Christian Association we declare our purpose to beg To build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our com- mon life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians, In this endeavor we seek to understand Jesus, to share his love for all people, and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. A Our cabinet members for this year are as follows: President Martha Eales Vice-President Dorothy Thompson Secretary Helen Ford Treasurer June Keller The special committees and their chairmen are: Devotion Deborah .Iurgens Music LaVerne Diggs Program Joan Melody Publicity Berneice Martin Scrapbook Joan Williams Service Jeanne Moore Social Barbara Cail Ways and Means Peggy Melody We, the Y-Teen Club members of New Paris, appreciate the many things the Y W C A Council has done for us. Their officers includeg President Mrs. Robert Allen Vice-President Mrs. Harold Dine Secretary Mrs. Wilbur Cail Treasurer Mrs. Royden Johnson We have had severalimportant events this year. Fir st, we'll tell you of our annual can- dlelight initiation. It was held at the Presbyterian Church, in Septernber of 1948. Reverend Hugh Ronald gave a short talk. The new members include: Patty Hunt Ruth Anderson Joan Nave Ruth Petry Barbara Garber Connie Pickett Norma Brown Shirley Emmons I..aDonna Guenther Zona Petry Delores Dine Lois Jurgens Shirley Snyder Lorraine Ketron Mary Drook The two girls who attended the Summer Conference at Westerville, during the summer of 1948, were Helen Ford and June Keller. This year Lola Harshman and Martha Eales represented us at Richmond each month for this district. We also had a food sale in the late fall at Thornpson's Restaurant, The Y-Teens gave some articles to the Y.W .C.A. Council for their rummage sale which was held in the fall. We also gave toys to poor families at Christmas. Lola l-larshman was chosen as our nominee to Y.W,C.A. National Convention at San Fran- cisco. A girl frorn Sunberry, Ohio was selected to represent our district by the board. A Christmas party was given in honor of the Y-Teens by the Y.W.C.A. Council. It was held at the Masonic l-lall, December 14. Games were played and refreshments served, The re was also a twenty-five cent gift exchange. Tournament favors were sold again this year by the Y-Teens. They were a pennant shaped pin, made of wood in our school colors. They also had the letters of J.H.s. on them. We gave money to the March of Dimes again this year. We had our Valentine pa rty, February 14. Each girl brought someone with her. We called the party a Sweetheart Shindigf' The Y-Teens also conducted an Easter Program, they also had their annual May Day Breakfast given to them by the Y.W.C.A. Council. 50

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