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

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. . , Sciettce COACH EDDIE HARELSON, B. S. , M. Ed.; La. Tech., LSU; General Science MRS. DORIS TIETJE, B.S. , La. Tech.; Biology MR. SHELDON SIMMONS, B. S., Louisiana College; Physics, Chemistry, Biology In her third hour biology The fifth hour chemistry class experiment with the class, Mrs. Tietje arranges electrolysis of water as a part of their lab work, the floor of the class aquarium. Mr. Janice lectures to his general science class, and Coach Eddie Harelson's class reviews for the final test.

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 In his geometry classes, Mr. Rine teaches students to work with circles, squares, rectangles and other geometric figures. Mr. Rine, instructor of higher mathematics at JHS, helps his students to understand the development of math from ancient times until modern principles were established. Knowledge of mathematical history helps students to comprehend the system of numbers with which they work. MR. LEON RINE, B. S. , M. Ed. ; USL, LSU; Algebra II, Plane Geometry, Trigonometry, Analysis COACH FRANK BAROUSSE, B. S. , McNeese; Algebra I, Senior Math MISS BARBARA ROMERO, B. S. , McNeese; Algebra I, General Math MR. HENRY JANICE, B.S. , USL; Geometry, General Science Miss Romero supervises her Coach Barousse and students' classroom exercises student explain the in Algebra I. Later her fresh- quadratic equation, man classes will use their understanding to conquer Algebra II and geometry. In his third hour geometry class, Mr. Janice teaches students the properties of right triangles.

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Learning to express himself well is one of man's major accomplishments. Miss Shultz helps a student with one of the many essays she will write in English III. MRS. MAJORIE KEETH, B.S. , Louisiana College; English III, English IV MISS JUNE SHULTZ, B. A. , USL; English II, English III MRS MARY LOUISE CARTER, B. A. , USL; English I, English II MRS. A. J. CORMIER, B. A. , McNeese; English I Writing their first research papers, the seniors find Mrs. Keeth indispensible. The papers are one of the preparations for college work found in English IV. The important basic concepts that Mrs. Cormier teaches the freshmen form a stable ground for further high school study.