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

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Business Education Increases Skills Both college-bound and non college- bound students find an impressive ar- ray of courses in the business depart- ment. Typing aids students in pre- paring research papers and for secre- tarial jobs. Other courses offered such as shorthand and business law have vocational uses and many general ap- plications. HINKLE, PAT B.s., B.A. HOOTS, VIRGINIA B.A. JONES, MARY B.S. ANDERSON, JOSEPH B.A., M.A. CLEMENSEN, cHB1s B.s., AM. DORSETT, MERLE B.S., B.E. EK, GEORGE A.B., M.A. GARRETT, HELEN M. B.S., B.A., M.B.A. MacDONNELL, JULIAN B.E., M.A. PRoTEXToR, ROSE M. B.A. Con leave of absencel History Aids Student Understanding The study of the American past and history of the world explains the broad development of modern society. An inter- ested student in the social studies depart- ment comes to understand the many factors that have conditioned his environment. Understanding of life gained from these studies helps the individual to better un- derstand himself. GLEASON, W. PRESTON B.A., M.A., Ed.D. GUNKLE, MARIORIE B.s., M.A. HART, RANDALL B.A., M.A. HAYS, LOREN B.A., M.A. HUNTER, C. RUSSON B.S., M.A. LEARNED, GORDON B.A., M.A. LEWIS, NOLAN B.A., M.A. LORT, ARTHUR B.A. O'BRIEN, WALTER M.A. PIKE, EARL A.B., M.A. UCHILL, IDA B.A. VILLANO, GEORGE B.A., M.A.

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BALLARD, BARNES, BECK, CUTTING, DIETER, LAURA FISCHER, FRITTS, DON NORAINE CHARLES GEORGE B.A., M-A. SYLVIA CHANTREY Bs., M.A. A.B., M.A. B.A., M.A. B.A., M.A. KASDORF B:A. B.A., M.A- FROST, HAMMERLUND, HORTON, JUSTICE, VIRGINIA IJHEUREUX, MASON. RICHARD NANCY BARBARA KENNETH B.s., M.A. IRMA HAROLD B.s., M.A. A.B. A.B. Ei? Bwixtd STANBROUGH, B.A., M.s. B.A., M.Ed. MYERS, POVIERANZ, RIDGWAY, DON Q05 lim, Of' JANE BURRY. FLEMING, WILLIAM IN BRE, ,I , absence, AB. FLORENCE MARGARET A.B.,M. N I ' ' .I ' AB., M.A. B.A., M.A., A .L in A 'Q SPEYER, Librarian Librarian . .V M ml 3 CZ! CAROLE f we .01 ft v . Lv rf BA. U25 021,41 UH ,gl 4 U5 U fl Enaglish 1 nd Foreign anguage Departments AddDepth to StudentEXpression Familiarity with good literature and adequate skills in writing and speaking are the aims of the English department. Students of differing abilities, varied backgrounds and acute interest in Written and oral expression find a liberal offering of courses to fit their needs. A first-hand knowledge of the culture of foreign societies, both modern and ancient, through reading and conversing in that respective language enables students to become proficient in under- standing the world about them. BARNES, CHOURY, DANIELS, PIERSON, VETESK, WHITEAKER, ALLERTON ELMER JEAN EDGAR CONSTANCE RUTH B.A., A.M. B.A., M.A. B.A., M.A. B.A., BE. A.B., M.A. I5

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DUTTON, ROBERT BA,MA. CILMORE, HELANDER, HOLMES, FRED HORN, JERRY HYMAN, LEAH ILGAUDAS, ELDON PAUL Rs., M.A. Rs. RA. LUCLLLE , , , , B.s.,M . AB MA' B S7 M A MAYFIELD, RICH, ALBERT WALN, KERMIT KEABLES, KOCINSKI, CRACE AE., MA. Rs., Ms. ZINKE, JOHN LEONARD AR, M.A. CLIFFORD BEAL,BARRY RA BRADER, SARAH RS CARL, DOUGLAS BS, HUGHES KENNETH BAuMEd JOHNSON, GILBERT BME., M.A. KROB, LESLIE Rs., M.A. MCLAUGHLIN, JOHN MURPHY LXNNE RIDGWAY 7 J ERINE A.R., M.A., M.s. Science and Math Departments Stress Application Through varied courses, students of all abilities and interests have been taught mathematical skills and practi- cal logic. Courses taken in suggested sequence establish a firm basis for the more complex problems students will face later. Logic and the stressed application of scientific methods are essential in studying both biological and physical sciences. Individual laboratory inves- tigations create interest and demon- strate te unique natural processes which oc ur in our complex World. I 1 f ' 1' f K 'U MW3 I A LVIPN5 fy f . f V23 I Pi SHANNON, ROBERT RA SMITH, ROBERT AB., M.A. THEIMER, WILLIAM RA., M.A. ZIMMERMAN, CHARLES AB., M.A. I7