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

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II I MR. GERALD BOLES, our agriculture teacher, instructs his pupils the correct way to use the complicated tools in the shop, and teaches them the newest farming methods. MRS. LOUISE RANDLEMAN, our science and biology teacher, is always willing to help anyone with his work but is 'ilrked to no end with those who rattle incessantly. . vu, U 6 .7 .l , ' '--- -'4 MR. JOHN CHARLES, our social stud- ies teacher and football coach, seems to be saying, Now you may not believe this, but it is true. It happened to my great-grandmother. With a cheerful attitude, MRS. LO- CENE HOOD breezes through the usually dreaded Senior English classes. MISS SPEER, our Algebra, geometry, trigonometry teacher and senior advisor, has a special talent for making friends, and, is a person to whom every high school student looks for guidance. MRS. IDA FAYE BYRD has a full day teaching Junior English and is kept even busier with being librarian. MISS ANNE WILHELM, our commer- cial teacher, is soon to be off to Dar- lington Raceway. She is to announce the '60 races. She practices daily on her third period typing class. Ready- Set-Col MR. JOE STROUD, our math and al- gebra teacher, is a firm believer in the old saying, Read the rule, Boylv NIRS. JANE HOLCONIB. our French and Chemistry teacher, still manages a smile after Fifth period Chemistry class. 11 1 ' .liiifliii-EitigiffMSX'-If5.Kxts 4Qs-N?E4-11:52 :'2,?'4' Ji-21312 A-I i .. J x XX

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E Z E, , A e 8 i H-f-.J MR. HERMAN GRIFFIN, during his first year as principal, has won the respect and admiration of all the students. -. -- .-.-i+..1.A if Our school board, consisting of MR. MARSHALL ADAMS, MR. ROY BOLES, and MR. BOB SNOW, always considers what is best for the school in making their decisions. . I X., ---,, ,.r 'f1 y, MRS. STACIE GROCFYS efliciency in the handling of school funds makes the office machinery run more smooth- ly. haf MR. FRED HOBSON, our colmty superintendent, is always interested in anything that will improve our school system and promote more interest in studies. MRS. OLA HENDREN, home economics teacher, must have nerves of steel. She is always tasting those special dishes made by her pupils. Uugh! MR. JOHN WESLEY MATHIS, our soc- , ial studies teacher and basketball coach, seems to have a mighty big smile. Could it be that he knows that his team will carry off the State Class A Cham- pionship? 10 f-, -... .G ,.,..,,...., W--. ,,.....4,,..- ., ,., .,...,.....,-.--S ,,

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A s4M., .ir MRS- RUBY CANIPE, MRS. KATE KEY, AND MRS. MRS. IRIS CANIPE, MISS MAXINE BRANN, MRS. SARAH LYDIA JOHNSON work hard getting the Hrsf graders OH FINGER, and MRS. HAZEL NOLAN are helping the second to 21 good Staff- ggaders establish a Hrm foundation on their second step of e ucation. ! MRS. CATHERINE WILKINS, MRS. MARY HARRIS, and Our fourth grade teachers, MRS. BLANCHE RASH, MRS. MRS. RUTH VVHITE find their job of introducing the third EDITH BRAY, and MRS. HELEN DUDLEY, eamestly grade pupils to their new books very interesting. strive to improve their students socially as well as educa- tionally. 12 f 'flf 7x T' Nm ATf g i? 'i'f 'i '5'1 ' W ' l.'W '5? ?7 fT'ff'ff7L 3l''l 'W 'f'i'5l'f'f'iiiI i'i if'Tf 'f'?'iff1i'?f77 f:f'f'f7'Ef7:5-wmEIiEiA.1i'..