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

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Now can you think of any better way to give a history lecture?', HISTORY Wil iw v Civics B.A., Southeasterng M.A., Oklahoma University , International Club DOROTHY GERLACH ARCH GIBSON CAROL HOOPER KATHRYN MARTIN Civics American History American History Civics B.A., University of Texas HA., S.M.U. B.A., S.M.U. B.S., Texas Woman's , I8 University, S.M.U., Mid- western 1 , 1 I 1 EUNICE ATKINS y

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DEPARTMENT Thomas Jefferson was one of the three schools in Dallas selected this year to have a language laboratory. This is a great asset to courses in French, Spanish, German, and Latin. Four years of these foreign languages are offered. Customs and habits of foreign lands are incorporated in the study of these languages. This enables the student to appreciate the cultural background of countries other than his own. if 1 MARLENE WEBB German M.A., University of Texas, Goethe University, Phil- ggirgirxvgfliy Bu: I don't even understand English'

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DEPARTMENT History plays an important role in the lives of everyone. At Jefferson an extensive history program is offered with such electives as economics, problems in democracy, English history, Texas history, Latin American history, and required courses in advanced Civics, American and World history. Each of these courses enables the student to become familiar with the past, present, and future of the world today. if 34, -.Tri I A A ' ' w - - w V 12:125- f ' A J Ui 5,551 figffi, x r iswgfi :ik Y . . . -- fi if rr -f mfg A ,. 3 ' , filflil- .f!':V' i' ' : iff 'f'? 2 f wif TOM BENNER DOROTHY BROCK ROBBY CAMPBELL Civics American History World History B.S., University of Texas B.A., M.A., North Texas B.S., University of Hous- State University tong M.Ed., East Texas Student Council State College This is the empire Billie Sol built J. L. MURPHERY JERRY WINN World History American History B.S., M.Ed., North Texas B5-, Noftll Texas State State University University