Jefferson High School - Jeffersonian Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

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cc UJ z CLINIC Mrs. Nash, School Nurse. Seated: Pam Wolle, Ginni Pace, Chris Delaney, Stephanie Goulde. Standing: Karen May, Steph Poor, Debbie Keeter, Dana Edwards, Pat Sobel. PITNER

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PITNER PITNER PITNER Kneeling: Jo Ann Beliak, Ted Kranz, Bill Cabrera, Kathy Flynn, Bill Butler, Diana Johnson, Kathy Fitzpatrick. First Row: Phyllis Weyraugh, Sue Roberts, Martha McKinless, Trudi Crotinger, Teri Smith, Sue Long, Pixie Van Sant. Second Row: Sherri McCracken, Nancy Gabocy, Linda Bagby, Penny Pitlet, Chris Bolen, Marcia Campbell, Jane Beninate. Not Pictured: Bernie Araujo. First Row: Kathy Dye, Peggy Ely, Jean Prentice, Sharon Quinn, Carol Ray. Second Row: Janis Lynch, Gayle White, Sylvia Dillon, Marcia Campbell, Linda Neff, Terrie O ' Dell. Third Row: Carol Hoffman, Carol Reiter, Janet Armstrong, Sandy Elliott, Claire Tregone, Eileen Eaton, Carolyn McCracken, Linda Hicks. Fourth Row: Corinne Sorber, Debbie Dozier, Richard Fessler, Buz Jewell. Not Pictured: Bobbi Pilk, Sandy Attinello, Vicki Cullison, Anita Boatright, Robert Foster, Douglas Robinson, Brenda Schulze, Claudia Moore, Kevin Johnson, Robert Trotter. First Row: Carol Taylor, Sonia Chinara, Karen May, Yvonne Newcomb. Second Row: Sally Wright, Linda Fessler, Joan Jobst, Beth Johnson, Carlee Poff, Sue King, Linda Mitchell. Third Row Denise Craig, Jane Saverance, Linda Patton, Peggy Burkholder, Laura Saverance, Pam Anders, Jimmer Hartinger, Gary Sutherland, Sallie Scanlan, Steve Timberlake. Not Pictured: Pat Torrey, Barbara O ' Baugh, Bob Helton.

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STELLOH MRS. RACHEL A. AMES B.S., Wisconsin State Univ. Department Chairman ENGLISH Novels, plays, short stories, poems, essays . . . movies, filmstrips, records . . . writing, research, discussion, writing, panels, debates, writing . . . questions, answers(?), writing . . . wondering, thinking, questioning, listening, thinking, writing, speaking . . . logic, reasoning, examining . . . writ¬ ing, writing, writing . . . The English program at Thomas Jefferson High School has many facets, a facet for each student, but all facets, all students, are parts of the central issue: Man and his com¬ plex relationships communicating through the spoken and the written language. The elective courses have enlivened as well as enriched the English curriculum: Functional English for the ninth and tenth grades, World Civilization at the sophomore level, American Civilization for eleventh grade students, and for seniors, Advanced Placement English and the Seminar in Contemporary Problems. Classes in Journalism, Creative Writing, in Speech and in Drama did more than merely work — they produced newspapers, literary magazines, public speakers, and plays. MRS. SHIRLEY AVIS B.S., E. Tenn. State Univ. MRS. CAROL LEE BROWN B.S., Concord College MRS. LINDA L. FANSKE B.A., Radford College 26