San Jon High School - El Coyote Yearbook (San Jon, NM)

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144:45 When a number of people in the community indicated that they would like to further their education, the San Jon school began night classes for adults. Those classes offered were Conversation- al Spanish, Practical English, Record Keeping, and Typing. The Typing and Record Keeping class members were Mrs. Helen Wood, Mrs. Rose Beggs, Mrs. Edith West, Mrs. Veryl Terry, Mrs. Zula Barnett, Mrs. Nancy Goscinski, Mrs. Vera Jordan, Mrs. Ella Jones, Mrs. Jodie Tillman, and Mrs. Gladys Jackson. The Conversational Spanish class members were Mr. Ted Standridge, Mr Kenneth Terry, Mr. Fred Barnett, Mr, B. C. Trentham, Mr. David Waltrip, Mr. Leslie Bone, Mr. Ray Southerland, Mr. M. R. Heard, Mr. Milton Terry, Mr. C. L. Bowe, Jr. , Mrs. Hazel Mon tague, Mrs. Frances Jackson, and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morgan.

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Boys' and Girls' State Candidates, Jerry Willis and Pat Jackson, stand before the New Mexico State flag as they discuss the things they will do when they represent our school in June. From six applicants, Jerry and Pat were chosen by the teachers on the basis of interest in representing San Jon, dependability, citizenship, scholarship, and promptness. The San Jon Extension Club and the Porter Ectension Club sponsored Pat, and the Chamber of Commerce sponsored Jerry. Billie Parker was chosen as the San Jon DAR Good Citizen. The Good Citizens are selected only from the girls of the Senior Class and rnust possess the following qual- ifications: Dependability Service Leadership Patriotism