Jefferson Township School - Jeffersonian Yearbook (Warren, IN)

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Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Row 5: Row 6: Row 7: ABSENT: 7TH GRADE James Adams, Lois Bauer, Lowell Brandt, Esibell Burkhart, Cath- rine Coblentz Jacob Coblentz, Jimmy Cook, Janet Eischen. Gloria Garner, Ker- mit Garner Audrey Kuhn, Evelyn Kuhn, James Miller. James Reef, Christine Smitley Alice Stuber, Peggy Teeple. Carol Wall, Esther Zehr 8TH GRADE Olen Bollenbacher, Richard Butcher, Marilyn Charleston, Frances Coblentz, Larry Coblentz Faye Haines, David Hammitt, Clifford Kuhn, Orla Kuhn, Gerald- ine Smitley Paul Stolz, Josephine Uhrick, Norman Wall, Jean Weaver, Myrna Weaver 7th-Edward Hill, Reuben Hilty, Charles Ross, Barbara Wickey 8th-Sylvia Hilty, Bertha Schwartz, Roland Tumbleson IUNIOR HIGH HISTORY The Junior High is getting ready for its High School year. We are proud to say that there are 43 students in the Junior High. The first class meeting was called by our sponsor, Mr. Snyder. The following students were elected to take care of our future business: Pres- ident, Norman Wallg Vice President, Alice Stuber, Secretary, Jerry Mae Smitleyg Treasurers, Audrey Kuhn and Marilyn Charleston. Our first party was a hayride followed by a weiner roast at the school- house on October 7, 1949. We also had a basketball team entered in the Junior High League in the county. Nineteen