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

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RUTH MEHAFFEY B. A. Bowling Green University LUCILLE OLIVA B. A. Jacksonville University ASTRID OLSEN M. Ed. University of Florida MILDRED ONSTETT B. A. University of Georgia Business ... the largest single de- partment at Jackson is constantly changing and adopting new pro- grams and techniques in an effort to provide students with the voca- tional skills needed in today’s busi- ness world. From 'exploratory” courses for sophomores to highly specialized vocational office skills for seniors, the Jackson business curriculum is well planned to en- able each student to develop his abilities to maximum potential. . . . and the economic consequences of their acts. BETTYRE POWELL B. S. University of Florida ELEANOR STEWART B. S. University of Pittsburgh BETTY JO WEBB B. S. Tennessee Tech JOHNNIE WOO LARD B. S. East Carolina College

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Second year typists work hard to attain a high Modern equipment helps train tomorrow's skilled level of skill. workers. Business HOPE SWEAT, M.A. Ed. University of Florida AH youth need to know how to purchase and use goods and services intelligently understanding both the values received by the consumer . . . JULIE BABCOCK B. S. University of Florida MARY BURNS B. A. Indiana State College JANICE COOK B. S. Auburn University CAROL CRITTENDON JOYCE DECHMAN, B. S. Florida State B.S. Florida State University University. SUSAN DUNAY, B. A. University of Florida L. D. JOHNSON B. S. Appalachian State Teachers College IRIS JOHNSTON B. S. Livingston State College ERA KERR B. S. University of Florida HELEN LLOYD M. Ed. University of Florida 24

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. . . All Xfouth need opportunities to appreciate beauty, music, arts, literature, and nature Music