Jonesville High School - Blue Jay Yearbook (Jonesville, NC)

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if Getting the first graders off to a good start are Mrs. Under the direction of Mrs. Hazel Nolan and Mrs. Lydia johnson, Mrs. Ruby Canipe, Mrs. Anne Madison Iris Canipe, the second graders are doing a fine job. I and Mrs. Kate Key. torch that onli his man and feeds t e and might to brown lm l tl bitlons llagl ogg: the rdggl in ' .l urn the lrresisible Q31 NVith Mrs. Ruth Wfhite, Mrs. Mary Harris, and Mrs. Mrs. Helene Dudley, Mrs. Edith Bray and Mrs. Catherine VVilkins, the third graders are getting ac- Blanche Rash are kept busy every minute of the day quaintcd with their new books. helping the fourth graders. . . g ,.,. A-f.i7v-1,1 wr 1-..1-1-.-1,-.,.-...- .-f-. , J' ff

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'NQ if :HQ 3 Mrs. Louise Randleman, our Sci- Mr. Iohn Charles, Civics teacher Miss Mary Speer, frecluently called ence teacher, isnlt afraid of the and football Coach, hustles the stu- Miss Algebra, is seen ere with her biggest snake or ugliest spider. dents in the classroom as well as famous little brown notebook and, the team on the field. of course, she is checking on some- thing for the annual. Z, i-7 7g 'Riff' U F i Mr. joe Stroud, our Physics teach- Mrs. Jane Holcomb, our French Mr. john Wesleff Mathis, Social Stud- Q er, seems to be saying, Well now, teacher, looks much too serious for ies teacher an basketball coach, is lj we have perfect attendance todayf, her Romper Roomi' students . . . asking how many people are in Sput- ' . nik I . French II, 3rd period I ' rU'Ilall .. I Mr. Gerald Boles, our Agriculture Mrs. Ola Hendren, our Home Eco- Mrs. Faye Boles, the Commercial teacher, is always prepared to nomics teacher, is always cooking teacher, has a look of Class, please si teach the boys anything from farm- up something new, be it wearable be quietf, I ing to the complicated setup of or edible. machinery. Page Nine '3Q6f.iIiHfQM'dTQfH'ilXW'IIHIXIY7' -LTGTYHTQYKV QTQYKMSRCQ I0r1nffQf-- 1 ilk-. Fi N

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I Mrs. Mary Essic, Miss Lois Parks, and Mrs. jean On the playground or in the classroom, Mr. Harvey Mathis, the fifth grade teachers, believe that All work NI2ldiSOH, MF- C1131 P18511 and MIS- Bl21I1ChC Phillips HT? and no play make lack a dull boyf' always lending a helping hand to the sixth graders. V7 ' -f .w f ',l:' 4 sf A' torch that enllghtens tht Ill, ' man and fe-:eds 1 e flames , ' and might to brown and fe . , 1 aft .1 l .fi ...Q ' 1' I . Qlgxx Aj? l Q 1' ai S., With Mrs. Mary Lee Kelly, Mrs. Mabel Wagoner and Mr. Clyde Phillips and Mr. Edward VVest are kept Mrs. Edna Reece as teachers, there is never a dull husy preparing the eighth graders for high school. moment in the seventh grade classes. Page Eleven E