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

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French, a Language of South Louisiana MR. TERRY J. MAYEUX B.S.. LSU French I, II One of the first French assignments is a simple French composition which each person must say before the class. Fran Boudreaux is giving her composition which is entitled Mes Amies ( My Friends ). An important part of French I is learning to have subject and predicate agreement. Barbara Bailey and Gloria Lejeune are writing sentences on the board to demonstrate this principle. At the end of the year, French students are expected to be able to takc simple dictation. Mr. Mayeux is dictating a lesson to his class. To pass a test, one must be able to read the instructions which are written in French. Mr. Mayeux is writing the instructions for his fourth hour class.

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Are the Frameworks of Our Modern Age COACH EDDIE HARRELSON B.S., La. Tech. M. Ed.. LSU General Science COACH RALPH McKINSTRY B.S., La. Tech. General Science MRS. DORIS MRS. MARGUERITE MR. SHELDON TIETJE CLIFFORD SIMMONS B.S., La. B.S., Northwestern B.A., La. College Tech. Biology Physics Biology Chemistry Mr. Simmons assists Mike Hawthorne with a demonstration while several physics students observe. Willa Hoffpauir helps Mrs. Clifford perform an experiment to demonstrate the difference between diffusion and osmosis. Mrs. Tietje points out a certain kind of spermatophyte to her third hour class. Coach Harelson checks the homework of his students, a daily routine in his class. While Coach McKinstry records grades, his general science students read their lesson for the next day. 19

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Preparation for the Business World MRS. VALERIE CONNER B.A., USL Typing Shorthand Office Practice Mr. Val is discussing some bookkeeping problems with Adrian Robinson. Beverly Parks, and Mitchell Monic. MR. ANTOINE VALDETERO B.A.. Southeastern Bookkeeping Typing Mrs. Conner points out the correct spelling of a commonly misspelled word to Bonnie Reynolds in office practice. Office practice enables students to get a good idea of the various duties of secretaries. Mrs. Conner times her typing students as they take a time-writing. For most students who are planning to go to college, knowing how to type is practically a must. As one person reads shorthand from her book, the remaining students follow in their book while Mrs. Conner listens for errors. 21