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

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17 OF FOOD . . . prepared and served by Home Economics classes under the expert direction of Miss Yowell . . . the breakfast for hun r facul . . cur 8 Y W - - riculum luncheon . . . the meals the girls themselves cooked and ate.

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THE TIME HAS COME, THE WALRUS SAID OF ASSEMBLIES . . . the presentation of Charles Dickens' Christmas Caro1 by the dramatics class . . and others . . . Junior Achievement . . General Motors . . . OF ELECTIONS .2 -019' . . . our campaign and mock election 459, an- ' . . . the national victor lost at Jennings . . I

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SECRETARIES ENTERTAIN MOTHERS Ann Medley and Judy Croy find serving guests interrupted by the request that Mothers pose for picture. Q1 7' 1118 An annual event, the Secretarial Practice Tea for mothers, given in the Valentine Sea- son, was held on Friday, February 10 from ten to twelve o'clock. Cake, cookies, coffee, and tea were served by the girls, after which their mothers watched a demonstration of shorthand on the blackboard and the operations of the machines used in Secretarial Practice. The guests also saw samples of their daughters' work displayed attractively on the bulletin board, is Suellyn Seng passes assorted cookies, baked by girls, to guests. ,Judy Greer and Sue T1-Oxley take shorthand dictation at the blackboard. Sue Becker is taking dictation from a dictaphone and typing it on an electric Karen Ealy demonstrates a roatry calculator while Pat McMahon typewriter, prepares to explain the ten-key machine.