Jefferson High School - Acorn Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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Not only do We have classes for ev- ery curricular plan, we have sports for the inclination of every student -... organized, intramur- al, class or individual ones. Football comes first in the school yearg it comes first to mind and lingers longest in the minds of every Jeffite. Many of us well re- member the thrilling football encounter with E. C. Glass. At right Key Clark demonstrates some of the finer techniques of tackling. l v-' -s i' fi 5 l ii -V7.-ft lm ,. : Jcifjcw-clfcldi Q Q 4 ,. c W - Mas, 'H tx . 5 if if One of the many activ- ities enjoyed by girls in Physical Education class is tumbling. Susan Mark- ley, Liza Yenable, Pat Humphries, Mary Eleanor Hodges, and Frances Irv- ing demonstrate their agility.

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U n d e r s ta n din g 'f VA + W we learn the culture, civiliza- ' . Kal Pr! ng I AL SMA . ,, IU tion, history, and geography of each country. In the Span- ish class, pictured at left, Senora Mamie Salva de Pat- terson, discusses the geogra- phy of her native country Puerto Rico. At right, Mr. Arthur Freitag explains the workings of the slide rule to Charles Pugh and George Vogel. Below, in a second year typing class, Mrs. Mildred Brust explains the day's lesson in tabulation to Virginia Elmore. 9' Practical experience gained in Trade School enables the student to obtain employment as an apprentice in the trade of his choice. Lower right, Barry Divers and Jackson Thierry tune up the motor of David Barbour's Wil1y's station wagon.

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