Thomas Jefferson High School - Aurora Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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9 Qi, 1 ' 4 is X I turkey in the straw ln The locker room you will TrequenTly hear a cheery Square your seTs and waiT Tor The call. Mr. Clark is ready To begin The Folk and Square Dancing. The sTep normally used in square dancing is a graceTul, glid- ing walk, buT our dancers always elaboraTe on iT and you will see a varieTy oT shuTTling, sliding and skipping sTeps. ShuTTling size l I 's, small, skipping balleT slippers, The sTumbling gaiT oT a newcomer and The polished slide oT The Leader may add To The general noTe oT conTusion, buT Square Dancing is Tor Tun. FrequenTly The head genT geTs losT and is seen wiTh puzzled brow seeking his parTner. l-lal, geT back here. You wenT The wrong way. OT course, no meeTing is compleTe ET Normie The Joker doesn'T yell, 'Round and 'round The railroad Track, when you're halTway Through, Turn and go back. Then halT The seT conTinues wiTh The dance while The oThers, Thinking They have heard The nexT call, Turn and reverse Their sTeps. lmagine The conTusion and disorganizaTion ThaT Tollows. All is done and accepTed as good- naTured sporT. lT's Tun To hear The ribbing among The members. l-ley, Mr. Clark, you're going The wrong way. GeT oTT my TooT, gangrene is seTTing in. Don'T break her back, Charlie. All The senior members oT The club will miss The warm and Triendly geT-TogeThers in The back oT The locker room. Thank you Mr. Clark Tor The happy aTTernoons we spenT square dancing. 'Ubxllemande leTT and a grand righT and leTT. You made iT easy To learn and a Thing To remember. Sheila PinkwaTer 555 as exif iiiiscli!z-QiXXlx,

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I916' 'Nc X you 'ro got lo be a hero ATTer a war-Time pigslrin absence oT Three long years, JeTTer- son once again has iTs huskies wearing The orange and blue on The gridiron. STarTing Trom scraTch, we've builT an aggregaTion ThaT The school has reason To be proud oT. ATTer pracTicing arduously Tour and Tive hours a day under The slcilled direcTion oT lvlr. ArThur Goldman, The TaculTy coach, The squad learned oTTensive and deTensive TooTball, and aT The season's opener on OcTober I2 emerged againsTlV1idwood a balanced and TighTing aggregaTion. ATTer dropping The iniTial conTesT 6-O, The boys bounced back, Turning in consecuTive wins over Teams ThaT mosT experTs gave us liTTle chance oT beaTing. Coming Trom behind in all Three TilTs, The niclaelmen emerged The vicTors againsT Poly Prep, Seward Parlc, and STuyvesanT, The Tinal scores reading l9-I4, I2-7, and I3-I2 in The respecTive conTesT. The TJ baclcTield, led by Al C5ursTein, PeTe Karaban, Sonny Gold, WhiTey Kobran, Larry Chizener and lVlarTy Jacobs, has Turned in perTormances They have iusT reason To be proud oT. Karaban, aT righT halTbacl4, has repeaTedly brolren away Tor long runs, cuTTing around would-be Taclclers and slipping elusively ouT oT The hands oT opponenTs. PeTe's speed, shiTTiness, and his abiliTy To sTop and cuT malce him him a naTural Tor oTTeTacl4le and end runs, and once away in a brolcen Tield, he can usually carry The ball To pay dirT.