Lee High School - Blue and Gray Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

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V 'be :xy MARY B. GRAFF CALVIN L. BEARD LAURA COXWELL ALTON A. DEAN LOUISE R. HOWARTH RUTH JELKS B.A., M.A. Degrees A.B., M.Ed. Degrees A.B., M.A. Degrees B.S. Degree A.B., M.A. Degrees B.A., M.A. Degrees Drake U., Des Moines, Iowag Rollins College, Winler Park, F.S.U., Tallahasseep Tray Slate Teachers Col., Stetson U., Deland, Fla. F.S.U., Tallahasseep U. of U. of Va., Charloilesville. FIa.p U. of Fla., Gainesville. Northwesiern U., Evanston, Ala., Auburn U., Ala., AMERICAN HISTORY Ga., Alhensg U. of PROBLEMS OF AMERICAN WORLD HISTORY III., Duke U., Durham, N.C. U. of Fla., Gainesville. Chicago, Ill. DEMOCRACY Sophomore Boys' Club HISTORY SOCIAL STUDIES, HISTORY Deparfmeni Head Fuiure Teachers of America PHYSICAL EDUCATION American Field Service MARGARET McLUCAS A.B. Degree Wheaton Col., Notion, Mass.p Western Reserve U., Cleveland, Ohio AMERICAN HISTORY I2 FREDERICK V. REGISTER B.A. Degree U. of Fla., Gainesville. 20TH CENTURY HISTORY V 33' 2 , 3 1 , s, RUTH HENSHAW BOBBY L. SANDERSON RQGERS B.A. Degree B-5. Degree U. of Kentucky, Lexingionp F.S.U., Tallahassee. Murray Stale College, 1' Murray, Ky. HIS DRY WORLD and AMERICAN HISTORY History Club The Social Studies Department, whose activities are supervised by department head, Miss Mary Graff, is de- signed to promote effective American citizenship. It offers World History as an elective to tenth and eleventh graders and requires juniors to take American History. A semester of Twentieth Century History is also required for gradua- tion. Problems in American Democracy, a kind of com- panion course to Twentieth Century History, may be taken as a semester course or for an entire year. rf!! .XX

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VIRGINIA ANN ORGAN .B. Degree . of Flo., Gainesville. NGLISH SUE GOETHE B.A., M.A. Degrees F.S.U., Tal Iahossee, Peabody Col., Nashville, Tenn., U. of Fla., Gainesville. ENGLISH Book Nook, Travel Club MELISSA RILEY A.B. Degree Women's Col., Univ. of N.C., Greensboro, N.C., Univ. of Ky., Lexington, Ky. ENGLISH Civinett Club BARBARA B. HACKETT LOUISE L. JOHNSON CHARLOTTE L. LEAVY MARCUS DELMER B.A., M.A. Degrees A.B. Degree B.S. Degree NICHQLS Miss. State Univ., Miss. F.S.U., Tallahassee: U. of Georgia, Athens. B 5 Degree ENGLISH U. of FIC., Gainesville. ENGLISH dleincliffl Nashvme Tenn. ENGLISH ENGLISH i OLIVIA B. RUSINEK A.B. Degree Univ. of Fla., Gainesville. ENGLISH MYRA SCHWERDT SUSAN WEEKS A.B. Degree A.B. Degree St. .loseph's College, N.Y., Duke U., Durham, N.C., French Institute, New Delhi, U. of Flo., Gainesville. Indio, Denver U., Colorado. ENGLISH ENGLISH Senior Class HELEN O. KEEGAN B.A. Degree U. of Fla., Gainesville. LIBRARY Library Council Montclair State Cal., NJ., NADINE B. TUCKER B.S. Degree Texas A. 8- I., Kingsville, U.of Flo., Gainesville, Jacksonville U., Flo., F.S.U., Tallohossee. SOCIAL STUDIES, LIBRARY GERTRUDE ROBERTS London H.S., Jacksonville. LIBRARY FAY T. SMITH EUNICE A. HORNE B.S. Degree A.B., M.A. Degrees Ga. Sou. Col., Stotesboro, U. of Fla., Gainesville, U. of Miami, Fla. F.S.U., Tallahassee, U. of ENGLISH Calif., Berkley, Smith Col., 2i1r'2'i:3f 3'riJi'i'i'1fs' Lee's library and librarians seek to fulfill the needs of students and teachers alike. The purpose of the service is to enrich the lives of others through all media of communication. The library, with its records, filmstrips, and 12,000 books, is open to all from eight in the morning to four in the afternoon every day of the week. Functioning properly, the library should be the i'hub of the school. ll

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Tenn., U. of Fla., HELEN M. WILLIAMS CHARLES F. WINTON Students interested in musical studies may choose classes of vocal training under the leader- ship of Mr. Willis John- son or band classes headed by Mr. Maynard Sell. Chorus classes include the Sophomore Girls' Chorusg the Junior-Senior Girls Chorus, the Mixed Chorus, composed mainly of juniors and seniorsg and the Ensemble, which is dominantly a senior group. The Marching Band and the Concert Band make up that sec- tion of the music depart- ment. MARGARET O'QUINN B.S. Degree Peabody College, Nashville, A time to study is an important part of the student's curriculum. Girls' study hall, of which Miss Margaret O'Quinn is in charge, gives girls this opportunity. Other teachers in the school also help with both boys, and girls' study halls. ELDEMIRA RIVERO A.B., M.Ed. Degrees WILLIS D. JOHNSON B.A. Degree Neb. St. U., Wayne, North- western U., Evanston, Ill. CHORUS All Vocal Activities Department Head MAYNARD SELL B.Ph., M.M.E. Degrees Milton Col., Milton, Wis., Vandercook Col. of Music, Chicago, Ill., U. of Wis., Madison, Wis. BAND Gainesville. GIRLS' STUDY HALL Senior Girls The Language Department at Lee, headed by Miss Eldemira Rivera, offers students interested in master- ing a foreign tongue the choice of first to fifth year Spanish and up to fourth year studies in both French F.S.U., Tallahassee, U. ot Fla., Gainesville, U. of Mexico, Mexico City, Mex. SPANISH Department Head LOIS J. BARNEY B.A. Degree Stephens Col., Calumbia,Mo., Rollins Col., Winter Park, and Latin. Although the study of foreign languages is a requirement for college-bound students, it is an lective course for many others. Fla., Vanderbilt U., Nashville, Tenn. FRENCH, SPANISH Le Cerle Francais SUZANNE CLAEYS EVELYN PHARR ELEAZER .IOANNE L. POPE ELEANOR LAW B.A.E. Degree A.B. Degree A.B. Degree SCRUGGS U. of Fla., Gainesville. Birmingham Sou. Col., Ala., F.S.U., Tallahassee, Aus' Degree LATIN Univ. of Kentucky Training J. U., Jacksonville. F'S.U. -fcllchussee. Latin Club School, Lexington. SPANISH FRENc'H SPANISH LATIN ' B.A. Degree Randolph-Macon Waman's Cal., Lynchburg, Va., U. of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. LATIN Junior Classical league B.S., B.A., M.Ed. Degrees U. of Fla., Gainesville, Mexico City Col., Mexico, Columbia U., N.Y.C., Dart- mouth Col., Hanover, N.H. SPANISH l Ll