Jacksonville High School - Indian Yearbook (Jacksonville, TX)

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COMPREHENSION OF EACH UBJECT. 9? The best known women of the campus-their symphonies with pots and pans and foods were most exhilarating. They are pictured left to right: Mrs. Ormes, Mrs. Waites, Mrs Ware, and Mrs. Britton. MRS. W. E. MAULDIN, who taught children unable to attend school because of illness has a B.S. from West Texas Teachers College, a B.M. from Hardin Simmons, and a B.E. from Stephen F. Austin. NIRS- CARL03 DAVIS, our Ch,,ra1 music MR. LEE JONES was our band director. MRS. MOSLEY teaches Art I, H, and teacher, received her B.S. at 'I',S,C,W, and He received his B.M. and MB. degrees lll. She received her B.A. from Baylor, did graduate wgrk at the University gf from Stephen F. Austin State Teachers has done work at S.F.A., and private work Houston and at S,M,U- College. at Pulcifer Art School in Tyler. 25

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FOR LEARNING THRU CHA MR. RICHARD SHEFFIELD teaghgg MR. DARRELL WAYNE SIMPSON MISS .IETTIE SAMS teaches girls' P.E. boys' P.E. and coaches, He received his teaches boys' P.E. and coaches. He got his and coaches girls' basketball. She received U.A. from the University of Houston, BS. and M. of Ed. degrees from Sam her B.S. degree from Wayland College and Houston State Teachers College. her M.S. from Baylor University. Joy Cook, Sandra Vickers, Mattie Whitehead, .Iudy Reed. Joy Roper, Sharon Smith, Julia Patterson, and Joann Foreman exhibit the correct form for archery. 24 MRS. ROY HANNA teaches girls' physi- cal education. She got her BS. degree from Stephen F. Austin and her M.S. degree from Sam Houston State Teachers College. v

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SENIOR CLASS FAVORITE MARY LYNN GRIMSLEY RONNIE BARBER