Jefferson Township School - Jeffersonian Yearbook (Warren, IN)

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Freshmen I .Q A 2 Q at .. 1 -Ii -ef 7 . ' ' . - History Class r ' A' ' - '- L In the fall f ' , rg -Q 4 . . 1 ' o nineteen hundred and X 'I' - forty-five we entered school with six- ' teen members. Mrs. Steinbrunner was our teacher in the first and second .PI ' . :AN grades. In the third and fourth grade C Q, , N Miss Kenney was our teacher. Mrs. N t 'r . 'K 6' Miner taught fifth and sixth. In the fall of nineteen ' Ji' - 2 hundred and fifty we entered Junior High with still Q , ,Q N fourteen members in the class Mrs. Geneva Johnson . xx. .' ' KX, as our sponsor. In the eighth grade we came back M4 -' with thirteen members with Mr. Hoagland as our o Q sponsor. V Eight of us came back to enter the Freshman year with two new members, Bonnie Dague and Perry . 3 in ,NA Y Miller. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Amstutz, the class placed ,,, ' Wayne Weaver at the Helm to be their President. Bonnie Daguewas '? -Z: selected to assist him as Vice-President. Paul Zehr was elected ' N l ' Secretary and Karen Smitley, Treasurer. Karen Smitley was chosen ' 9 to represent the class as the Queen-elect for the Fall Festival. The ' - Freshmen are well represented in the school activities. Perry V Miller carries the class's honor on the baseball field. Sharon Marble ' ' ' Carl Baker, Robert Crandell and Paul Zehr march with the school bandg and Perry Miller and Wayne Weaver are on the basketball team. One of the Freshmen activities in the early fall was the class party September the twenty-fifth. The members of the class were transported via a farm truck for a hay- ride to the Blufftom Street Fair, and they enjoyed a happy , I evening of entertainment and frolic. -5- ROW l: Carl Baker, Mary Jane Brooks. Robert Crandall, Q Bonnie Dague. ROW 2: Sharon Marble, Perry Miller, Karen Smitley ROW 3: Wayne Weaver, Paul Zehr, John Hi1ty's picture is unavailable. I A ' ' CLASS OFFICERS Wayne Weaver ------- - - President Bonnie Dague - - - - - Vice-President Paul Zehr- - - - - Secretary Karen Smitley - - - Treasurer

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Sophomores wx-K , 0 H., 1, 'lf gl- 2 -'Ln Q .5 : hi. ' K' ' 'xg ' z 'L-7 -Q? NV v 3' I - 1: w 'x Q' l -'Q 0 rr e it , , Class Hlstory I . is as . . f t We entered school in the fall of nine- 3 2' e . teen hundred and forty-four with twenty-eight members. fffg, ,fx A V l ,- Mrs. Steinbrunner was our teacher im XR- Q ' ' ,l - . . wi Q .V . 135, the first and second grade. Miss ' 'L ug? pg 'Qj ' Helen Kenney in the third and fourth grade, Mr. was ' 1 e ' A - fr T i 1 V . - xg . 'W ' :'fi3U. ' f x R . ' ' 2 5 - M 5 3: - ' . 141 - J Lk. ex - ' ,. 4 is 'FN' ca Q A f -Si Q ,Q M it gf ...Lua-4-mtl f'fQ'f E::........a....,..,, , -I 'NNmQg ,VS X -A K as va Q A V R V-1 Q gl If W u ' lg 'N fs V ,.- 'Fl ' ,. ... . , .. 3 -i- .-, mf ' 1 , Q Lf F nf f 'F . l , sr .22 I A ., . L-aw , ROW 3: Rose Ann Marble, Arlene Sommers, Rachael Stolz ROW 4: Bill Smitley, Dick Smitley ROW 5: Kenneth Swan, Carl Wellman CLASS OFFICERS Kenneth Swan --------- -President Rose Ann Marble Vice-President Ann Luginbill- - - Secretary and Treasurer 16 . Robert Paxson in the fifth and Mrs. Ruby Miller in the sixth grade. When we entered Junior High School, our number had decreased to twenty. We lost another member in the eighth grade, leaving us with only nineteen members to enter the Freshman year. Our sponsor was Mrs. Lee. Sixteen of us made it to the Sophomore year with Mr. Fred Hoagland as sponsor. Mr. Hoagland left us at Christ- mas and he was replaced by Mr. Earl Hartman. We chose the following class officers: President, Butch Swang Vice- President, Rose Ann Marble: Secretary and Treasurer, Ann Luginbill. Our class is well represented on the basketball team. Wayne Bollenbacher serves as the student manager. Colleen Egly and Rachael Stolz are second team cheerleaders. Our Fall Festival was a great success. We had the honor of crowning Myrna Lee Weaver of the Senior class Queen of our highschool for the year 1953-54. ROW 1: Virginia Baker, Pat Bgllenbacher, Wayne Bollenbacher Bob Caffee, Colleen Egly. ROW Z: Dorothy Frank, Phil l-lammitt, Fred Lehman, Ann Luginbill S... '. QC.

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Can You Imagine? FRESHMEN Carl Baker having a low feminine Voice. Mary Jane Brooks not having three or four boy friends. Robert Crandall not playing in the High School Band . Bonnie Dague having blonde curly hair. Sharon Marble not liking Roger LeFever. Perry Miller not throwing snuff on Myrna Weaver. Wayne Weaver not liking Betty? Paul Zehr not being called Z.eke . John Hilty having his picture taken. SOPHOMORES Carl Wellman not wanting to shake hands with the Senior girls Bill Smitley not sitting with Mary Jane Brooks on the bus. Robert Caffee not wanting to play basketball. Fred Lehman not liking Rose Ann . Wayne Bollenbacher playing basketball Phillip Hammitt shaving his mustache. Dick Smitley not teasing someone. Butch Swan without his walk. Rachael Stolz without her curls. Collen Egly having one boy friend. Virginia Baker not wanting to go with Jim Reef. Arlene Sommers going with Jerry. Rose Ann Marble not going with Fred. Ann Luginbill attending the movies at P. T. A. Dorothy Frank not wanting to go with David Canen. Patsy Bollenbacher not liking Willy W . JUNIORS Audrey Kuhn liking her clothes. Alice Stuber getting low grades in government. Carol Rose Wall without her singing ability. Jim Wellman playing on the varsity team. Judy Kauffman not breaking up with some boy. James Adams not working in concessions at ballgames. Esther Zehr without her laugh. Patty Murphy not talking in commercial arithmetic class. Ddh Keller not speeding in Berne and receiving a ticket. Darrell Miller quiting school for good. Corrinne Gerber not going with Jim Patch. Roger LeFever not having a girl. Jim Reef without his red hair. Esibell Burkhart going steady with Willy. TEACHERS Mr. Stanley driving a Crosley. Mr. C. Heimann not thinking Purdue knows it all. Mr. E. Heimann enjoying the sponsoring of the Senior class. Mr. Amstutz giving everybody low grades. Mr. Hartman not teaching government. Mrs. Lee without her big earrings. Mr. Hoagland without his neat hair. Jack Weaver not sleeping on the job. Uanitorl