Jacksboro High School - Fang Yearbook (Jacksboro, TX)

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Someone must be asking advice of Mr. Kemp. He is always willing to lis- ten to your needs and then he is ready to help you. Hey, Mr. Smith and Mr. Hender- son! Don't you know it's against the law to rob a poor little ole innocent coke machine? lEspecially when there's a cameraman aroundi. These freshman homemaking girls prove a long boasted for accused?J fact-a woman is never too busy to have her picture made! Right, girls?

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E t Q 4 . .J Members of the Tom M. Marks Chapter of F.T.A. who helped with the Teacher Appreciation Day Coffee are Kay Porter, Mary Whitsitt, Janie Ste- wart, Johnnie Creek, Carolyn Porter, Janice Turner, Anna Sickles, Dora Tilgh- man, Zelta Long, Norma Pruitt, Melina Caruthers, Mildred Dixson, and Paula Armstrong. Not pictured is Ann Leath- erwood who provided the background music on the piano during the oc- casion. F.T.A. Secretary Laverne Marley graciously pours coffee for Mr. Pur- year, Mr. Smith, and Mrs. Crawford at the Teacher Appreciation Day coffee given by F.T.A. during American Edu- cation week. Mrs. Wood, iunior high school teach- er, and Mrs. Roberts, Miss Walkup, Mrs. Moore and Miss Evans, elemen- tary school teachers, are waiting to be served.

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English grammar and literature make an enioyable study for freshmen. You can see how happy, how alert, and how studious they are! Mrs. Green is busily giving the .lun- iors more and more-and more notes to learn on biography of American authors. Washington Irving, Beniamin Franklin, William Shirer, Ernie Pyle -are familiar names to students of American literature. Now, Bill, we know you aren't studying-You're tender! Broken learned formulas science students. be surprised if a should emerge classes. iust the great pre- test tubes and un- have always plagued Miss Stewart would Priestly or a Newton from her science