Jennings High School - Bulldogs Growl Yearbook (Jennings, LA)

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‘DxtWUl Sdu rfiott A new bronze ”1963 1 2 Ford was a welcome addition to the Drivers' Education Department. In the spring, students began to take a new interest in the finer points of driving! In the classroom, the bulletin board serves as a constant reminder of many safety rules and traffic hazards. It is in that classroom that drivers' education students learn the theory and fundamentals of driving. The Safety Patrol helps faculty, students, and parents to leave school each evening at 3:30 P. M. quickly and easily. These boys are on the job whether it rains or shines for the entire school term.

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 MRS. HELEN WILSON, B.S. , M. Ed.; USL, LSU; Home Ec. I MRS. ANN BELAIR, B.S. , USL; Home Ec. II, Home Ec. Ill, Home Ec. IV For one half of their school year, home economics students learn the secrets of a good seamstress. One of their first projects is to make individual aprons that they later use in the cooking department. Fashion depends not only upon style, but also upon color scheme, accessories, and proper fit. Mrs. Wilson's freshman home economic classes study the basic concepts of good grooming. Throughout the years they will study child care, home furnishings, family relations, and home nursing. When learning to cook, students concentrate on appetizing appearance as well as wholesome content.

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In her sixth hour typing class. Miss Cheatwood supervises one of many timed writings. Typing is becoming increasingly important at JHS, and this year Miss Cheatwood teaches three classes daily. Equally as important as typing, a bookkeeping class meets fourth hour. Students learn the latest methods of recording income and expenditures, and they also balance budgets. In office practice class members study the makings of a good secretary. They review spelling, learn the correct method of filing, and practice working on office machinery.