Thomas Jefferson High School - Aristocrat Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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Business Education Provides Practical Training for Future Vocations Business Education offers a variety of courses which are indispensable for the student who does not plan to attend college. The department pro- vides the opportunity to become proficient at such skills as typing and shorthand, courses that prove useful in high school and future years. DUCKWORTH, HOOTS, JONES, MARY DELILA VIRGINIA F- B.S., Texas Christian B.S., Northwestern Mis- B.A., Univ. of Denver Univ.: Tri,Hi,Y Club souri State College Sponsor MMDONNELL, J. E. B.E., Univ. of Denverg M.A., Univ. of Denverg Department Chairman PROTEXTOR, ROSE M. B.A., Nebraska State Teachers' C 0 l l e g eg Girls' Advisor 2 R- ' 9 wtf' pm' ', wif ..,' , x W e tut A - ,Q .- Q' V if rg V my V , 2 ' P stfs ppt, 5 Q, TZ . tl Q r 'RY- A we 4... -A ' '

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COHEN, EVELYN A.B., Washington Univ.g MSW., George Waren Brown School of Social Workg Social Worker Counseling Department Guides Students Because the Problems faced by the students are individual and varied, the Counseling De- partment gives assistance in all school related and personal matters. The Department is responsible for the ad- ministering of tests and counseling materials necessary in determining aptitudes for voca- tional and college choices. 24 WURTZ, GENE B.A., Univ. of Denverg MA., Univ. of Denver: Boys' Advisorg Football Coach DORSET, H. MERLE B.S., Univ. of Okla- homag B.D., Chicago Theological Seminaryg Educational Career Counselor: S tu d e nt Council Sponsor COUWLIER, RUTH L. Nurseg R.N., Henry Ford Hospitalg Health Degree, Wayne Univ.g Co-Sponsor of Pre-Med Club RONDINELLI, CARL B.S.B.A., Univ. of Den- verg M.A., Univ. of Denve-rg College Coun- selorg Educational Career Counselor HELANDER, PAUL R. BS., Wheaton Collegeg M.A., Univ, of Den- verg Pre-Med Club Sponsor MOSER, DONALD B.A., Univ, of Denverg M.A., Univ, of Denverg Key Club Sponsorg De- partment Chairmang Evaluation Chairman HART, RANDAL C. MA., Colo. State Col- legeg B.A., Iowa State Teachers' C o 1 l e g e Y.R.C. Sponsor

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DeMOTT. G. A. BS., Emporia State Univ. GIFFORD, HOXVARD XXI. A.B., Colo. State Col- legeg School Bridget GOODXVIN, CARI. S. B,A.. Colo. State Col- lege SORENSEN. DONALD A. BS.. Iowa State Uniixg MS.. Colo. State L'niv.g Ski Club Sponsor: De- partment Chairman I KING. VIRGINIA S. LAMBDIN. RUTH NEW, ROSETTA H. BS., Colo, State Univ.: B.S.. Okla. State Univ.: BS.. Miami Univ., O 9th Grade Class Spon- Department Chairman ford. Ohio sor Preparing Girls for Homemaking ls the Goal of the Home Economics Department Such useful skills as sewing, cooking and family living are taught in the Home Economics classes. Classes give practical experience through actual participation in homemaking activities. Many Skills Are Developed in Industrial Arts Talent and creativity are developed in the Industrial Arts classes. Boys learn wood, metal craft, plastics, leather craft, mechanical draw- ing and other related skills. Through working with these materials. they gain both experience and knowledge. WRIGHT. R. H. B.S.. Okla. State Univ.g lNI.E,. Colo, State Univ ' Sponsor. ICC -1