Thomas Jefferson High School - Document Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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BOARD OF ADMINISTRATION Dallas is Very for- tunate in having a Board of Administration with such a commendable rec- ord. Their duties include planning for the number of students, studying each studenfs needs, and pre- paring them lto further the success of Dallas. ROW ONE: Dr. Edward Walker, Assistant Superintendent in Charge of Personnelg Dr. W. T. White, Superintendent in Charge of Administration, ROW TWO: R. H. McKay, Assistant 1 Superintendent in Charge of Administration, Dale Douglass, Assistant Superintendent in Charge ' of Businessg Hollis Allen, Assistant to Superintendent, Don Matthews, Assistant Superintendent in Charge of Special Servicesg Dr. Frank Williams, Assistant Superintendent in Charge of Instruction. , ..... A aaa ,iq ., th ' if: ggi, ,gm ,.,,,5,9g,,N55.s1t'. ,..st11fgL.tg5,,,l,,g,,f,f'- 552-,5sgff,,,'zQa Waggeilirffwby-.any-teh ,,ig,i,,,:.,H,,f,.,f,f31tggi 553951. it :sq E:y,zg,f.f t.1-zgyggftvg.,,..fs-,mes-X:-1my.sizaskzfit-mf',11.sg24fi Vw s,,as:wf.w aesf1isgg1S1f'2f1maU.5f+:f:,gfuf?Kf: viftrtiefr +1 , gg-7 9:f2f5tff tiitfliifzHRW-if-S551 fasts-fifftgtisz. BOARD OF EDUCATION I 4 Mr. McShang Mr. D. M. Brutong Mr. Greggg Mr. J. P. Greeni Mrs, T. H. Rutherfordg Dr. W. T. Whiteg Mr. R. B. Gilmoreg Mrs. Ingrarng Mr. Loyd C. Shelbyg Mr. R. S. Folsom. Such governing bodies as the School Board have contributed greatly to Dallas. This group contracts for the building expansion of our educational facilities, leads Dallas in national educational programs, relates the students' needs with the community, and controls the budget. I0

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ERMA XELL WHITE B.A., Hardin-Simmonsg M.Ed., North Texas State T, . .l RUBY FAE ANCELL creating a quality tradition. the years to come. ,-issvsssastisl, TO THE STUDEXT BODY: BILL ABBOTT Assistant Principal Once again for the sixth consecutive year there is collected in this volume a pictorial record of the classes. clubs. and activities of Thomas Jefferson High School. But this annual represents more than a mere collection of pictures and comments on this yearis activities. It represents a way of life, the TJ. way . . . a unique and excellent balance of the many facets jvhich make up a modern high school. It is a way of life which is dedicated to scholarship, citizenship, sportsmanship, aesthetics, ethics, and service. Here is pictured a young school that is Because of all that it represents, you should treasure this volume with special pride now and in 7 7 ' ff X' S . il T ictt ctcct y T ptcl ssesttirlcpsstcttees e taA,. cssil s,trr ., AZcs,cilcsterrt ,, COUNSELORS Counseling is a vital factor in every high school. lt provides each individual student with the personalized help he will need to complete graduation requirements and de- velop and guide his talent in a direction which will enrich his future. Miss Erma Nell White and Miss Rubia Clement adequately fill this position at Thomas Jefferson. SECRETARY Mr. Stroud and Mr. Abbott are ably assisted by the secretarial work of Mrs. Ruby Fae Angell. During a school day Mrs. Angell's tasks vary from handling correspondence, making appointments, and checking reports to taking charge of activity money. , . ..., , . ,,.. m..,.s.a ...,, .--f. A iw,,..w -V ft.: . 4, RUBIA CLEMENT BA., North Texas State University