Jacksboro High School - Fang Yearbook (Jacksboro, TX)

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Ji' al. Mrs. Wesley Hendricks was sur- prised by members of the faculty with a farewell party in the high school library iust before the Thanksgiving holidays. Mrs. Hendricks completed ten years of teaching in the Jacksboro High School last spring. i A Thanksgiving feast was prepared by the girls in Homemaking lll with mothers and women teachers as their guests. A delicious baked turkey din- ner with all the trimmings gave the girls a unanimous vote as excellent and well-trained cooks and hostesses by those present. Miss Light is the instructor of this class. i..c cJllfUl table arrangemi- - si 'vv. with Mrs. Hill presiding at the coffee serv- ice. Forming part of the centerpiece are the many lovely gifts received by the honoree. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Whitaker, parents of Mrs. Hendricks, were pres- ent for the occasion.

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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

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Editor Evelyn Hobson ties the last knot on the package containing the first shipment of the annual material to the publisher. And here, Mr. Gregg, post office employee, accepts the package for mailing from Mary Whitsitt with the editor looking on. The editor and June Dunlap are de- lighted that the shipment is ready ahead of schedule. The staff was able to beat the deadline by several days.