Jefferson High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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MRS. CATIIN MISS MENOCRSHOTT MR. MANGOLD MISS W ARLES MRS. DAVIS MR. BAYLEY The Arts The great variety of art courses—history of art, designing, cartooning, mechan- ical drawing, freehand drawing, industrial art, commercial art, bookbinding, and man- ual training—add to the possibilities of enjoyment for each individual. In the home economics division the boys have their own home administration course. The girls are offered courses in home management, dress designing, and inte- rior decorating. Miss Christine Bergsvik Miss Lora Hendershott Mr. Frank E. Mangold Mrs. Doris Catlin Mrs. Lucile H. Higgins Mrs. Helen E. Siver Mrs. May S. Gay Mrs. Essie P. Johnson Miss Edna Waples Mr. Leon La Forge Physical Education The girls' gymnasium course has a variety of sports to offer: tennis, badminton, soccer, basketball, softball, and socialized rhythmics. Tournaments follow the acquisi- tion of skill in the techniques of each sport. The boys' gymnasium classes spent the year on touch” football, basketball, rhythmics, badminton, and golf. Rhythmics in- cluded rope jumping which is a great aid to the development of muscular coordination. Mrs. Dena A. Davis Mr. Eric L. Waldorf

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MISS DOROTHY FLEGEL. Dean of Girls A. D. BOSSERMAN. Vice-Principal MRS. ALLEN MISS MOORE MISS OLSEN MISS SOMMERFELD MRS. PECORE

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MR EOWAROS MISS BABCOCK MISS BURGARO MRS. COONS MISS CUNNINGHAM HOtltNSTip MR. WRIGHT MRS. GRONOAHL MISS PURVINE MR. ROCKWELL Music Jefferson offers all students interested in music a very complete and varied course. This department has opened the gateway to many a talented person. The deep interest of students taking music was shown in their high ratings in the music contests. The vocal department received seven superior ratings out of eleven entries. The band received a superior rating, and the orchestra made a very fine show- ing with a two rating. The Jefferson A Cappella Choir had the honor of being one of the two northwest choirs to be invited to sing in Spokane, Washington, at the North- west Music Educators Conference this spring. Mr. Harold Bayley Mr. Waldemar H. Hollensted Mr. L. E. Wright Commercial Students at Jefferson have succeeded in obtaining excellent instruction in business subjects because of their own untiring diligence and because of the efforts put forth by the commercial teachers. One who wishes to obtain a secretarial position may se- cure fine training here. Those who plan to go to college may enrich their course with subjects from this department. Miss Maxine Babcock Miss Lee Nora Cunningham Mrs. Louise C. Grondahl Miss Betty Burgard Mr. R. L. Edwards Miss Margaret Purvine Mrs. Audrey Coons Mr. John Rockwell. Jr.