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

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1. E' 5 HS' .-K QEQA ltls magazine alay' in this English. class. They seem to be enjoying the variety' of magazines that are supplierl to them by the school. The teachers in the English Department try to recognize the individuality of each student. so that they may help in the development of the students talents and per- sonality. This is done by developing skills through oral and written lessons Other than the text workbooks. films, tape recordings and records are used as teaching aids. As Jefferson is a college preparatory school, many graduates are able to begin in a more advanced English course when entering college. Law, teaching, and the ministry are some of the fields entered by those students who excel in English. A major in English. which consists of three years, is required of each student. Entry into various contests is encouraged. Among these is the Texas Poetry Day Contest, in which many from Jefferson have won prizes. I MRS. LORENA NIR. BOB MRS. PEARL S. MISS RUBY EVELYN MR. KENNETH D.-XYIS DENNIS DOOLITTLE DUGOSH EVIERY Science Science English Art Band Director Assistant Tri-Hi-Y Fine Arts Instrumental Football Coach Society Music Track Coach JH Club 75

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i This class is busy lllliillg' ffictaiion. Commercial students look forward to business careers. With a major in com- mercial subjects one is well equipped for stenographic or secretarial johs. Thi- students have the hest equipment with which to work. There are typewriters. hook- keeping machines, and office practice equipment and scopes. The Students help run off the programs and other information for the different departments. cluhs, and organizations. The more advanced bookkeeping students assist with the school records. MRS. lil LLI BROWN English Scrilzblers MISS MARGARET MRS. ELMA EYERS H. BURKE CAMPHELI. Si'IAl'7l!'f' Commercial MR. BOB CTTAMITERS Srivlzrr' Ifrzslfvllzflll Conch B Team Fooilmll Coach law Team MISS PEGGY Cl .OU D SIJ!'l'f'lI Mrzsqzu' and Care! K3 if -nur R T' K .x

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3 'K X K a. W l it I MR. J. A. MRS. MADCF. O. MISS MARILYN MISS BERTA MR. E. O. HAKALA FAUVER FINNEY GANN GEORGE lnrlustrinl Arts Science English English Social Science Bi-Phy-Clzern ,lournnlisrn Declaration Quill and Scroll 74eam44,a,4gaw9n deaauawemwam I The study of foreign languages enables the student to appreciate and to under- stand the basic structure of his own language. This knowledge also helps to break down the language barrier so that be may know more about his neighbors. Not only is the grammar of the language taught but also the customs of the French and Spanish speaking people. Latin classes learn about ancient Roman culture. Students are urged to take at least two years of foreign languages, as many colleges require it. Miss Arsteirfs Spanish class is enjoying slides taken by their instructor during her recent tour of Spain. as 'Y I ,fl