Jersey Community High School - J Yearbook (Jerseyville, IL)

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Sands Ut time --Longfellow Irma L. Stith English The 'Ts' nponscr clairns La Grange, Missouri, as her hoine town. She studied at the North East Missouri State Teachers College, University of Missouri, and received her BS Degree from the Culver-Stockton Colleae, Canton, Missouri. 'Star Dust is a favorite refrain. Edna L. Swope Home Economics Miss Swope is from Ash Grove, Missouri. She received her B S. Dearee at the South West State Collcae, in Missouri, and her M A. Dearee at the Peabody Collecre in Tennessee and has done graduate work at the University of Missouri, lowa State Colleae and Colorado State Colleae. Mabel Vance Mathematics Monmouth Colleae awarded Miss Vance her BS Dearee, Western Illinois State Teachers Col- leae, and the Universitv of Wvoming are also proud Alma Maters of this Aledo, lllinois, teach- er. Students who have no pencils-Watch out. Verna Woodman Office Secretary Our office secretarv is a native of lerseyville, Illinois T-bone steak is her favorite food. O. K. lids, where is vour excuse, and what are you ciotna with books in a locker not assigned to you?

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Ha that Hath H ltada t t vt' It sP ' Hath Hn Estate Within the minds of our young peo- ple must be built the importance of specialization. Each person's mind is a factory to be combined With thoughts and Works of his fellow Workers. Dur- ing the past century occupational spe- cialization has proceeded at a rapid rate. One member agrees to provide some commodity that will benefit a great number of people, his co-Worker agrees to provide another one, thus in turn serves thousands of his fellow men. But it requires that he specialize and concentrate on a particular occu- pation Which has come to be called his vocation. N515 5.5. ' 5:50 Q. to 0 ' O' C.