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

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Music, the Universal Is Food for the Language, Soul FRANK J. RICARD, JR. B.A., La. College McNeese Chorus PAUL A. MYERS B.M.E., McNeese M.M.E., LSU Instrumental School Music LEFT: Val Holloway. Johnny Adams. D.H. Wilson. Dee Dee Henry, and Geneva Gotreaux informally sing as Mr. Ricard accompanies them. The cornet section, made up of seven instruments, composes a vital part of our band. Without these players, the music of the band would not harmonize so well. In Mr. Myers' second hour class, he can give individual attention to each member. These students have recently started taking band, and this helps them advance rapidly. The chorus class goes over one of the many selections which they will use for the Christmas Concert, a yearly presentation.

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 To Speak Much Is One Thing, MR. JERRY BROWN B.A.. McNeese Public Speaking Debate Drama During the school year our school debate squad held a series of debates with other teams from throughout the state. Robert Sonnier. Genee Hine. David Marcantel. and Brenda Manuel are making last minute preparations before debating the team from LaGrange. To Speak Well Is Another.” Most of the time spent in debate is for research material. Debaters Brenda Manuel, Genee Hine, Robert Sonnier, Shelia Guy, Fran Boudreaux, and David Precht gather material to use in the future. ABOVE: Mr. Brown aids Shelia Guy, a debate student, in looking up one of the many rules of debate. LEFT: Mr. Brown advises Ann Spurry. a first year speech student, in ways to use the inflection of her voice in giving her first interpretation. The students in public speaking also learn how to give demonstrative, persuasive. informative, and democratic speeches before the year is over. 22

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The Study of the Home £!L-: .; u MRS. ANN BELAIR B.S. USL Home Economics II, III, and IV Uhm! A smorgasbord!! Just one of the advantages of taking Home Ec. Ill under Mrs. Belair. After preparing in class for two days, the different groups combined their efforts to emerge with one mouth watering meal which was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Wilson's students have the best that can be offered for a home ec. class, modern equipment, roomy working conditions that are well lighted and ventilated, and a homey atmosphere. MRS. HELEN WILSON B.S. Southwestern. M.Ed. LSU Home Economics I II MRS. MARGUERITE CLIFFORD B.S. Northwestern Home Economics 1 Sharon Billodeaux, Donette Woodruff. Mrs. Belair, and Brenda Gotreaux serve cake which was prepared by the department. Mrs. Clifford tells Sue Newman, a freshman in Home Ec. I, of one more step to be completed before proceeding in the making of the dress.