McMinnville City High School - Rebel Yearbook (McMinnville, TN)

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,K wld Joint M essage her-n zilwle- tn initizitu- a suhstuntiul health anal physical f-dur-ation prngrann. which includes regular classes in physical education und mlrixm-rs' cilticutiuii. The fltrllllr nl ll2lYlllQI rvrgrunizcrl last yczir Ll ltf'f1lIlIll'I'r. hand. an interinccliate hzinil. and Z1 scninr hand have lm-n prmen in nur seninr lunifl this ye-ar. which is recognized as one of the outstanding bands in Middle Tennessee. In conclusinn. we wish to express our cnnfidence in this yearis graduating class. and our hope that NICHS will continue to develop in such a way that nur aluinni will he proud of the policies and practices which they helped tn formulate. JON.-KH L. l7l'l'CH. Principal OAKLEY JENNIXGS. Assistant Principal

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Left: MR. OAKLEY JENNINGS Assistant Principal Right: MR. JONAH L. FITCH Principal Principals During the past school year, the second at MCHS, the faculty and students have made great strides toward improving the educa- tional opportunities of this school and establishing traditions of which we can all be proud. We will try to enumerate some of the specific improvements made during the year by pointing out the organization of a curriculum development program by the faculty, the study of extracurricular activities, and their regulation. The athletic pro- gram has been enlarged to include three football teams-Varsity, B-Team, and Junior High. A vital part of this program is carried out through our newly-formed Rebel Rousers and Pep Squad, by furnishing moral support and improving school spirit. We have

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Board of Edaoatzon P' O E CUIBRON 0-Q M QTHN BOX D Ahq- 'if M2 J ACK HN CLE Chairman pai iv...-f .l L N UlN LEX Supnrmtendent FELIX GIPNON Q LOUIb P SXIHH W W BRKGG The Publlc Takes ACTION Through the School Board Balancm the budget while ure thug mth the nece Qrtx of Qecurmg new equrpment for our Qchool allexlatmc the problem of oxercrowcled room Qecurmg new teachew plannm new hulldmg and evpan 1011 program and the l1t goec on as the clutlec of our hoard memherQ mcrea e from war to xear NGTXHIQ YKIll'l0lll pax theie problem are the-lr for the 1JI'1Xll6 P of erxmff thelr oommumts Reahzmv that their clecmon- chrcat the cour-e of our Qchool th1Q rou hold- numerou- L- P and lengths meetmg- IH an effort to gnc the people of the commumts the moQt for thelr IIIOIICX O 1. A! I . M' . ff'l 5 f I - Q, I VY, .V f T 1 1 7 f ,lf S r Y v l- v- 4 C -3' . . . g Y . Y S . Y. SM. k . 7 . . . ' ' U ' I ' S, . ' ' 4 ' -. ' g ' ' ' . A s', C 5 . . . 's , ' - ' L S .Qffv'7 ', N , 5 . S . v. gq S4 Y. C . A .