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

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HAMILL, DORSEY A.B. DAY, DONALD B.A., M.A. JARRETT, WINIFRED K. A.B. SMITH, FRANCIS B.A. LEHMAN, SARA B.S. WILLETT, MYRON A.B., M.A. Physical Education Classes Work for Student Health and Fitness Participation in competitive sports, responsible conduct, and health fitness are the purposes of boys' physical educa- tion. A variety of courses is offered on the senior high level, and N. D. C. C. fNational Defense Cadet Corpsj may he substituted for physical education classes. The girls physical education department stresses good sportsmanship and health through a Well rounded program. Swimming, games and instruction are the elements used to keep students healthy and fit. If that ball ever gets back here, by gum, I'11 he ready! No, dears, we don't send the bowstring along with the arrow.

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Home Economics Prepares Girls for Future Homemaking By participation in homemaking activities in home economics classes, girls find practical experience for future use. In these classes students become adept at sewing, cooking and family living. KING, LAMBDIN, NEW, VIRGINIA RUTH ROSETTA B.S. B.S, B.S., M.A. Brand X, Brand X, always Brand X Industrial Arts Promotes Skill and Creativity Students in industrial arts classes find the opportunity to create, and to learn useful skills at the same time. Boys may work with wood, metal, plastics or leather, or learn the tech- niques of mechanical drawing. These subjects provide experi- ence and valuable knowledge for personal enjoyment and future vocations. DeMOTT, GIFFORD, GOODWIN, SORENSON, WRIGHT GAIL HOWARD CARL DONALD ROBERT B.S. A.B. B.A. B.S., M.S. B.S., M-Ed

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Kitchen Staff Prepares Daily Meals The planning and preparation of over 2000 meals daily are the re- sponsibilities of the kitchen staff. Mrs. Irene Rickell, director, is in charge of these operations. Members of the kitchen staff must clean each dish and utensil used in preparing and sewing food. Custodians Maintain Buildingis Beauty Responsible for maintaining the beauty and operation of the building is the custodial staff. Under the leadership of Mr. Earl Calloway, the plant engineer, Thomas Jefferson will continue to look new and attractive for years to come. The lunchroom is kept as clean as possible by the custodial and kitchen staffs. Cleaning of lockers, lobby glass and fixtures is done on a daily basis.