Jennings High School - Jen Echo Yearbook (Jennings, MO)

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Arms at length! Touch your toes on one. Up on two., are directions to physical education class. Twelve lvlr. Livingston shows Seniors Paul Pini, Denny Karner, and Franklin Pyles various college catalogues as they discuss plans for the future. CURRICULUM MEETS NEEDS OF ALL Guidance plays a unique role in school life. Its unusual qualities lie in the fact that the purpose of guidance is to assure scholastic and vocational suc- cess. A visit to the guidance counselor can help solve course, college, or career problems. Extensive test- ing programs and personal counseling help to guide students into the proper program of studies in ac- cordance with their abilities and interests. Providing health education, leadership training, and wholesome recreation in the form of intramural and varsity games, as well as competitive sports, the Physical Education program at Jennings is an excellent one. With its chief objective directed towards benefiting all the students--not just a few privileged to engage in competitive games--the athletic program consists of such varied activities as baseball, basketball, wrestling, track, cross country, tennis, golf, and tumbling for boys, and hockey, basketball, tennis, softball, volleyball, and tumbling for girls. Nancy Mosier and Suellyn Seng look on as Editor John Klotz checks their beat re- ports. Out from behind presses and stacks of paper come the inkstained stalwarts each with pen in hand and nose-for- news. Into every crack and crevice of reporting the news, features, and sports. This vital information is printed in a tri-weekly newspaper, The Growl. our Alma Mater, these 20 students pry,

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ROW ONE: Ann Caravello, Christy Ben- gard, Linda Baker. ROW TWO: Joyce Volz, Marilyn Andreas, Claire Bltufnenthal. ROW THREE: Ruth Finke, Ruth Popp, Pat Castle. ROW FOUR: Don I-Iabegger, Mike Stiefer- man, Allen Meyer, Charles Braihland. Parents find the library a place to enjoy each other's company. SOPHOMORE PARENT NIGHT On November 1, 1960, the parents of the tenth grade students attended Sophomore Parent Night. A speech of welcome given by Sue Troxler, Student Council President, opened the program in the Otis A, See Auditorium. Mr, Belsha, Charles Braihland, the Class President, and Mr, Livingston also spoke to the parents and attempted to explain the purpose of the program, From the auditorium, parents proceeding to the Senior High Building, followed a shortened version of their chi1d's average school day. In each classroom, the parents had a chance to become acquainted with the teacher of the subjects their children had selected, After the program, the parents were served refreshments in the cafeteria, One of the many persons who attended this event was this Sophomore mother who seems interested in the library bulletin display. LL. . V , if, ' Parents register at Sophomore Parent Night.