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St henson, head of H Omg EC. - Lada CP . . ner an OU Miss Her Supervision makes khg depart- Dept' 'n the homema 1 , U standing figure! . ' Ka Sulhva - Cooking, sewing, and cleaning: all phases of home care are taught to girls enrolled in Home Economics. Of course, we must mention the skill CPD in cooking, the boys learn, too. ,1- Miss Helen Wilcox. Her energy and enthusiasm helps make the F.H.A.'s activities successful. ment. PN tured with her 15 Y ei :Dj Miss Hazel Ide, here with Billie Palmer, is a culinary artist whose experience with recipes helps us to prepare more nutritious and help- ful foods. 1 iw-4 kin... Mr. George Brittain, genial Mechanical Drawing teacher, here explains to Joe Rogoii that the lettering is all one slant! Right: NVe find the same situation with Jacqueline Curry. In the background are: Ed Clum, Tom Vail, Ken Saun- ders, Robert Steele. X He Welt
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ERSHIP IS THE SOLDER OF ,.f Lyle Young, our affable principal, showing what the well-dressed man wears on an early no school morning. Mrs. Matilda Brown, gracious vice-principal and senior guidance counselor. SOCIETY. . . , M ren Z 5 1 . . a 7 Q ' ' ll IS 2 , ' 21 - - .E ' U-Q.-,L--. Gilbert Schults, guidance counselor, who helps bewildered sophomores, indifferent juniors, and sophisticated seniors through their school days. 7 X
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Mrs. Mary Smith,above, head of the Language Dept., greets her stu- dents with a hearty Bonjour mes amisf' The Latin classes of Mrs. Janet Ainey, right, delighted students with a skit in assembly and visitors on Parents' Night with the Delphic Oracle. Left: Caesar, Caesarg wherefore art thou, Caesar? Art thou in Mr. James McCabe's Latin class, o r art thou not? Art is one of the universal languages. Students of JCHS learn to express themselves artistically in art classes taught by Mrs. Evelyn Westling, art teacher and yearbook adviser. Art students this year won 21 scholastic keys in the annual art competition. P' t d right, with Mrs. XVestling are Jane Shupa and ic ure , Robert Rudy Below, Gerry Liberatore, Dick DuPree and Dick McMahon demonstrate art work for visitors on night of Open House. Society speaks many languages. By learning languages of other nations, JCHS students are able to understand other people and broaden their culture. l l l l l l l l w i 1 w l l ---....,, '--?-
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