Jefferson High School - Acorn Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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Setting for tlie storv of life . . . SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY . . . early contacts lead to future understanding and success . . . members in the scliool today, leaders in tlie connnunitv tomorrow. 'l'o integrate tlie relationsliip of parent and teaclier in a demo- cratic scliool . . . l'arent-'l'eaclier Association . . . problems solved, scliool projects supported, ideas born . . . understanding between borne and classrooni. 'lllie students' viewpoint . American lflducation Vlcek . . . reports to the Kiwanis, Optiniists, the xlaycees . . . group realization of progressive scliool nioveinent. October brings brisk breezes, colorful leaves, and Halloween . . . action in Art Department . . . bats for the gala occasion . . . break in tlie daily routine to plan fun for tliose who can't plan tlieir own. Consideration for tliose of tlic connnunity less fortunate tlian Central P. T. A. Council President, Mrs. W. W. Kavanaughp Jefferson P. T. A. President, Mr. W. V. C. Brown: Mrs. Rutherford Rowan, and Mr. W. D. Payne Bill Childress, Marilynn Clark and Troy Caldwell speak before civic organizations during National Ed- ucation Week Members of Mrs. Sasser's art class make hats for a party at the Veterans Hi-Y representatives carry Christ- mas baskets to needy families of the city

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J. King B. Brady .95 Y M. Hensley Mrs. Young Editor - Managing Editor Managing Editor Literary Lett to right: V. Layman, B. Quam, D. Beard, S. Wright, H. Davidow, J. Brown, N. Overstreet, C. Maas, M. J. Barbour THE JEFFERSON NEWS . . . to keep us abreast of all school affairs . . . to promote high sense of school loyalty . . . news, sports reviews, editorials, features, per- sonalities . . . covers all the phases of life at Jefferson . . . the school year recorded on its pages . . . for students, faculty, parents. The staff . . . Working together . . . to uphold the ideals of good journalism . . . hard work, co- operation, competition . . . having the opportunity to express ideas accurately. Hours spent at the printer's . . . soliciting, advertising, circulation . . . art Work done by the Art De- partment . . . student photog- raphers . . . business stall . . . essential as editorial one, carrying First row, lett to right: M. Ilyus, B. Hughes, P. Markley, P. Far- rel, B. Clingenpeel, D. Powell, B. Lugor Second row: D. Copenhaver, A. Boitnott, P. Dooley, J. Oakey, K. Lemon, T. Cohen Third row: R. Taylor,A. Stuart, J. Craig, D. LaProde, B. Grubbs, E. Stafford, C. Graham, R. Dodd, A. Sink