Jefferson High School - Acorn Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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lux--mm X , J! 4, X X QU157. 1 'ulliil-A 1 A13-I - ' lui I , ll 5: ,tl I 'imp !l le! .-! .J ar ffl ' l A gt 'in At the spring Library dis- play of new books arranged by Miss Miller and Mrs. MacNeace, Duane Dillard, Richard Hooper, Charleen Elmore, and Cathy Robert- son spend a free period in exploration of new additions to our library. In Home Economics, stu- dents are. concerned with Child Care, Grooming, In- terior Decorating, Family Relationships and Food as well as Clothing Construc- tion. At right, we see Sandra Johnson, Shirley Harris, and Kay Kier, as they work on new summer cottons. il 2 ' 4 f f'l MI' e Three R's . . .and Much More . .

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Taking Part in Class Discussion . l --G ' WWE fa l-Fu it 4 1 I limi if T fx L3 51, X t fl Eli? Xxx-Mx-.JJ if N X iff Ltfifhzfsfe-fiifc f The beginner and ad- vanced students study- ing Art at Jefferson try their hand in a multi- tude of styles and tech- niques. The first year they challenge charcoal, pastel, tempra, Water color, and ink, while studying still life, figure drawing, perspective, lettering, commercial art, pottery, etc. Advanced students Work more in detail, and also try their hand at oils. A number of Jeffer- son students entered their classwork in the AAUW Roanoke Area Artists Exhibition at Heronimus and received recognition. Melanie Jo Wi1kes's Wash Day was selected best in the show and she received a scholarship. Emily Wirs- ing's tempera painting of the alley Won second place. These advanced Art students, Fred Harris, Donna Dooley, Judy Woodyard, Cseatedj, and Jane Mattox and George McCathern Cstand- lngj, are working on their individual projects.