Jones Metropolitan High School - Jonesite Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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1 N1 Prodor S Abulintllfl B Vvmters J gto 'url D1 me Pesr-L IW mon Hmson run the NXIIIIIIOQIHIIJII ROIL Rdclws G KOIJPY E Sillllhl R CIIISIIOIIII E BIT Cl' Ullt llflf' ou S Summers V Rouctcll Nl Lf-sler B Ryan J XX utson N1 Conley I Bensen T law C Ivq ella G lxrimp Nl Marcmek D Bay SPELIAL QEHVICE xtany o tt1eJones ffrrt help the tc ac ers anc t e of ce by dornw c erxc1 xx r urrnff t cur spare trme T e Grrt per ormuw t ese scryrccs e OHV to the Spe cra Qerxrce C utu T e ctllnterent types o x ortx one ID t e Qpecn Qerxrce tutu are typrnv ta lnff rcta tron cultrnf stencrts cuttrnff drttos operatrng t e 1'DIITlCOffl 1ph an ctrtto mac rnes ansvy ennff the p one an General cterrcat xx orl The grr s yy OIL durmg t err stu y penods before cla s ln the mornrnff or a ter t err at cass at nm t Flxss Sennott one o t e teac ers 'xt Jones IS the sponsor of ttus Group T e Urrts olnff these extra ctutres recerye Krat polnts or t err seruces They are not awarded more t n ty txraft points 1 nee and recene ten points each perlm that t ey co extra cterrca yxor By Urxrnff up ttuelr tlme and perfonmnfv t ese QDCCIU serxlces they matte the teachers tasks muc lUI'ltGI' and ea ref and the teachers realty apprecrate t qome ffrrts xyor ln t e 1 rary tretplnv NIIQS Teltge type ox erdue notlces xxtnte ottmers are responslbte for the decoratron of the Ctmstmas Tree dur ng the Christmas qeason A hearty ttxanlts to all of ttmemt 20 DIYISIOII Office Activity on the P A 'Vlarlenc Nlarge Bar ara 'Vlaealme and Miss Sennolt look over Important stencils Rcwlz.. K ,. '?,. '.... lc Ii ', i' i r'r 1 rl., .r,. ,, .- ' ,.aI4. z:l'. R v3:. ,. ,r. . Row 'lr . 7 ja , . iz , . . . . ', .. , . . ri 'L .' gs 'itd nt, -Q1-.1 ara-nhl-. '. tm ,gs fe 'U tr. bl D - 'tc ' ,I . I1 ' ' cfs' fd ' I1 . 11- 'LC b, Lad' - . , .gg V., .U , s 1, I1 A be d A ,, ' 'D h , at V V-. gl We - 11' dv . J CS. .bl If tu' ts la gh. . th h . ,' - 1, . L . - - f n f he. as . I V ha Hfg' n ,. VL, 4- ' C, il hrt 'I'k. vvb.v,D . ,V .E h r -1,-1, Y D ' ' L IQ, s', j ' i.,a 4-flq' hlsb 'txt Q .J . H' ' . A 'A v L 'A . .

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Septenlher Belly Alt:-rwxr-ic-r Il'illl Srwrulury xiurv H1-lvn Bun Jiell 404 'Q' President as I f' IQOIU IZ WV. lQ0llIIf?H, I.:-star, V. Sorce. R010 22 KIIIIFQIIH, J. BIQTICIZIIC, P. Leu, J. BPnSl'Hlii, B. JOEIYI' sun, I. I1-r Jw. Row 3: lf. Burkr-r, M. Slmw, I.. Bvnsnn, D. Hubr-r, B. Puulis, Z. flovnrlnrir zu, 31. B. ,liunr-5, Nl. CMH: February achxvul, D. Rug:-rs, D. Duke, Nl. Ron' la 51. Nlntis, C. Nlosny, J. Racrasalxa, D. Hang, S. Abu- zrzliznn, Krurslrr. RIJIU 22 ld. Lay, N. l2CIltfIl'l', SUIIIIIIPIS, NPHU, Iyilflfi Row 3: P. f.Llfl'y. 31. fmllu. Alnriml, R. bflnxurlz, I. Siolarz, R. l.lp5kl, JAX. cll1Lfll1'IITIl, I.. P4-arson. 1 1: J. Kml, P. Kozlowski. D, Lonigru. E. Slllllhl, Hur Brmdiblm, H. Tiljnk, D. Jnrlmvski. Ron S. ringion. jx I. Czxsimnova. 5 I ' 1 fr Eff Dawn Dulzc Rulh Nysscn Cwiltlly' Jznluniillx Yixiun Rum President Sucrvlury Vice-Prosidvnl 'I rwusur 1'J 1

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Row 1: Row 2: Roux' 3: TOURS AND DISCUSSION CLUB lvlinnie Gallo, Charlene Krugman, Charlene Van Der Aue, .Ioan Stolarz, Nlarian Vvrislce. Renee Lipslci, Patricia Martens. Ruth Chisholm, Delores Luchin. Ruth Strauss, iwlarion Gastronovo, Delores Harlce, Jane Sorich, Addie Nlae Kadisalc, Valerie Stevens, Nlarianne Slachert, Anne Gugliemi. Behind the closed doors of Room 402 are spolcen some very choice words of wisdom. They fall in line under the heading of the Tours and Discussion Club. lts main purposes are to find some solution to teeneage prolalems, increase interest in local and na- tional affairs, and bring about a laetter acquaintance of local points of interest. The Tours and Discussion Clula, organized hy Nr. Pail, meets on the second and fourth Fridays of each month, during division period in Room 402. The TDC ofhcers for the fall semester were Lila Davis, Betty Gill, and .loan Adams. They were suc- ceeded in the second semester hy ixlarianne Slajchert, Carol Gay Herhert, and Elaine Elaslcy. These com- mittees of looth semesters did a commendable jot: of conducting and planning the meetings in an orderly fashion and ohtaining successful results. Topics for discussion are chosen hy the memlyers upon request and turned over to the committee. Views are presented in a Pro-and-Con Forum, and the suhject is then open for further comments. ln this way each person receives an opportunity to voice his opinion on the topic. Topics chosen for the past meetings were Teen-Age Florals, After-School Em- ployment, Smoking, and Eating Gut for Lunch. The cluh has also had Miss Teitge as guest speal4er to fur- ther interest in reading the educational and entertain- ing lxoolts afforded us in lnoth our own school lihrary and the puhlic lilararies. Plans are heing made to show movies during meetings on our National Parlrs and also on American lndustry and Recreation. Row 1: Carol Herlaert, Delores Haug, Ann Fitzpatrick, Mary Lou Randazzo, Carol Neisner, Jackie Tustin. Row 2: Shirley Ann Kruscler, Betty Gill, Lucille Tromlaatore, Pat Driscoll. Row 3: Nancy Kris, Gertrude Sharharo, Kay Hoge, Joan Adams, Lucille Bonifide, Carol Jacobsen, .loan Smith, Eleanor Schultz, Geraldine Hollister. Palllyeurers on tour. Slides on lmoolcs lascinate the girls. 21