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REIVIINISCENCES Memories have a strange effect on a person. At the moment, I seem to be captivated by a bad case of nostalgia. I see once more the crowded staircases and corridors, the teachers sitting at their desks, hoping to get their ideas across to the students, and of course, all the experiences that accompanied a Jeffersonian throughout his four years. The main floor was always a very busy place. The Attendance Office was usually flooded with late-coming students, the Advisors Oflice had its share of problems with programs for the students, and the General Office was occupied with various work for the school. During the first and second periods, the Band and Orchestra were heard in the auditorium practicing for the various Assembly programs. The library, equipped with a great number of books, was a tremendous help when one needed any sort of reference or books for reports to be done. The statues of the Liberty Bell and of Thomas Jefferson were favorite meeting places and of course, those unforgettable S.P.'s posted on each corner. If one was caught without a program card or pass, he was naturally duly prosecuted. On the fifth floor, the most popular place is situated-the Lunchroom. Here is a combination of homework done in a rush, pushing, broken dishes, and an abundance of noise. Those buying lunch are usually nudged by a few elbows here and there before they are able to get to their tables. As I will recall the past in twenty years from now, there will always be a deep and knowing memory of that tall red building where four years of my schooling were spent. Ruth Klein 4 4
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SENIOR TEACHERS Mr. Albert Glass Mrs. Helen Roth Mr. Bernard Annenb Mrs. Lois Gallagher Mrs. Ruth Lasker Mr. Irving Fenton Mrs. Ethel Solow erg Mrs. Agnes Monahan Mrs. Ruth Goldberg Dr. Jacob Klein Miss Rose Port Miss Anne Millson Mr. Edward Chassman Miss Marguerite Schmidt Mrs. Francis Dickman
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