Jefferson High School - Monticello Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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E McDamel Mlss Maxme Chastaxn Mrss Katherine Cook. Miss lorence Langford and Mxss Ethel K Orrell With so many oi our :rmer teachers now m the Armed Forces we have many new teachers. MISS FLOY C. PINNEY Commercial, Chaxrman U. of Texas, A B. and A. M. Vitally Interested m SCIENCE because oi nts value m these strrrmg war young chemxsts of tomorrow perform an mtrrcute expenment rn Mrs

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MISS EDNA L. ALLEM MISS MIRIAM BASS English, Chairman English U. oi Texas, A. B. U. of Texas, A. B. and A M f eu-.L A W ff M. Serving at a iaculty tea honoring Iefferson's new iacully members a Miss Louise Brunei and Mrs. Salomay Harrison. Lei! to righl are N Howard Doolittle. Mrs. Lorena H. Davis. Miss Ida Pearl Gill. Ml MRS. HELEN M. BOLTON Mathematics 0 0 O U. ol Texas, A. B. a Columbia U, A M M ' Sponsf Math Club MISS MAMIE A BRAWNER Enqlish Qi Colo State Teachers' Col., A. B l MISS MATTIE L. BROOKS Librarian U. oi Texas, A. B. Our Lady ol the Lake Col., B. S. in Lib. Sc. Incarnate Word Col., A' MA Miss LOUISE BRUNET j J I. French and .5 Q: ,k,' 'E Maihemaiics :.' . U. of Texas, A. B. I I I and A. M. I .5 Sporisf French Club . - Miss FLORENCE B. . In this deeply interested English VIII class the study of Chaucer becomes lruly alive CROWELL with the beautiful illuslrations and phonograph records oi Chaucer lo awaken interesl. Spanish and English i J Y '1 Purdue U., B, S. Q 's ,. 'L' P U. of Texas, A. M. I yu I if 55 MRS. CELESTE Di English and Spe S. M. U. of Dallas, U. of Texas, A. Spons.: Thespia 'r:.i,41.i,. g,s.,,

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MISS MARIE E. I. I-IELLAND Science Trinity U., A. B. Boston U., A. M. Spons: Stud. Council MRS MARY HANLEY Music American Conserv, ol Music, Mus. M. Spons. G1rls'Glee CoASpons ' Euterpeans MRS. MARY E. HICKMAN Mathematics Incarnate Word Col., A. B. and A. M. Spons 'Shalcespeares Co-Spons.: Lassos MRS. THERESA HICKS Mathematics, Chairman Tex State Col. lor Women, A. B. U, of Texas, A. M. Spons: Skeltons Co-Spons: Lassos MISS GRACE D. HUEY English Monmouth Col., A. B. U. of Wisconsin, A, M. K W3 Also participating in the first faculty tea are Cleft to rightl Miss Mari O'Nei1, Mrs. Frances Chadwick. Miss Katherine Iarrell, Sergeant Har: Kemp, Mr. G. C. Daniel, and Miss Bess Richards. Miss Miriam Bas I ' fig' - I 5' -' . 1 ff is Yi 2 1 f , : MISS OPAL HUGHES Home Economics Tex. State Col. for Women, B. S. Food for victoryl Miss McFarland teaches home canning to her cooking students. This is a new and vital role on the home front since food rationing was instituted. Y' 2.259 1 ,T f' i 4 it-pl I. I. MISS EERTHA IIMENEZ Registrar MISS OTELA KELI Librarian Our Lady ol the Col., A. B and B. Lib. Sc.