Andrew Jackson High School - Oracle Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

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Msn BENNETT I AKDFMOREST g V, Prine mlxinw dgiiiiiifies To Mr. M. A. Demorest, our principal, we wish to express our gratitude for the support and service he has given toward the progress of Andrew Jackson during the past five years. Although a very busy person, he is always willing to help the students solve even their most trivial problems of school life. He is sponsor of the National Honor Society of Andrew Jackson which is composed of pupils making honor grades. Mr. Demorest is assisted in keeping the school records by Mrs. Arlie L. Dickson, Mrs. Augustine L. Colson, Mrs. Nina P. Ketzleg and Miss Mary Bennett. Athletics Boasting not only a fine group of athletic teams, but also some of the best instructors in the state, Andrew Jackson has an enviable record in the field of athletics. A wide variety of sports is offered by this department, some J of them being football., basketball, baseball, track, swimming, golf tennis., badminton, vol- ' NANCY E. Lurz Mncs Housan leyball, and soccer. These sports not only develop the students physically, but tend to create among them a sense of sports- manship and fair play. Mr. Mike Houser is the boys' coach and Mr. Walter Middlekauff and Mr. R. C. Mort, his assistants. Miss Nancy Lutz is instructor of the girls. R. C. Moar- CLARKE Ksrzua- Mr. Clarke Ketzle IS treasurer. WALTER,MIDDLEKAUFF , Page Fifteen M..- .-A--.M .-....-. .. . , .. ...'...-, ....... , ,.,, -, -..Y .4 iv ,AM ,, ,

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Seated, left to right: Chairman BROWN WHATLEY and Superintendent R. C. MARSHALL. Standing: School Board Members W. C. RIVERSQ JAMES ETHEREDGI-:g PERCY L.THOMASg MARGARET G.WEEn, and OLIN WATTS, Attorney. School Board The guiding hand at the helm of the school system is the school board. This group of trained and efficient men and women working for the betterment of Duval County Schools has done much toward the improvement of our school system. The members set the policies of the schools, and have charge of all financial matters. Mr. R. C. Marshall, Superintendent of the Duval County School Board, has done meritorius work in this office. 1 Dean Familiar to all the girls attending Andrew Jackson, and well-known to most of the boys, is Mrs. Madge G. Bowers, dean of girls. Through her conscientious elforts, she has helped to establish a closer under- standing between the administration of the school and the student body. MAME G, BOWERS Assistant Principal Mr. E. L. Lounsbury, assistant principal of Andrew J ackson,has done exceptional work in his office. He has, by his earliest ef- forts and cooperation, increased the attendance of the school, in- fluenced the students for the better, and has brought them E. L. LOUNSBURY into a closer companionship with the faculty and with one another. Page Fourteen

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l F i 5 -' ' W ' - -1-num RMA S OCKWE 3 VIVIAN NIAISSHALLQ MABEI. GLOVER Z iivdnv-f Msum CREIGHTON Woonwsnn English Department The English Department of An- drew Jackson is acknowledged as one of the best in the state, pri- marily hecause of the conscien- tious work of Miss Maude Creigh- ton Woodward, city-wide English head, and of the twelve other teachers working in this depart- ment. Q12 , 117 MARJORIE IJAYQ MARY L. JOHNSTON: ESTHER CHASEQ FRANK S. HL'DN.AI,I. ,W Am, ben' ofa-1 rv f M- fs as get R --Q.. HELENM,ARY FRITSCH CLAIRE L. wlILLlAMS ISABELLE MCCASKILL ANNA LEY WELLS THELMA S. HAAS Page Sixteen W -. lag.- ..,, L L -,, , , ,L , ,.,, ... ,W , ,..--.,L....,.....L-r,