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

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l Histor Prepares Students for Future The History Department, although dealing with the past, encourages discussion of current events. Besides the required courses of American and World History and Civics, there are electives such as English History, Latin American History, Eco- nomics, and Problems in Democracy. THOMAS BENNER MRS. DOROTHY ROBBY CAMPBELL World History BROCK World History BAS-. U- Of TCXBS Prolilt-ms in Democracy B.S., U. of Houston: B.M., M.A., NTSU M.Ed., ETSC Q. BARRY DOWD MISS MARTHA CAGE MISS DOROTHY ARCH GIBSON M155 CAROL HOQPER MISS KATHRYN Am- History Civics GFIU-ACH English Hasmfy, Am. Am. History, Civics MARTIN B.S., ETSC B.A., ETSC Civics History B.A., SMU Civics B.A., U. of Texas BDA-7 'SMU B.S., TWU .- FLOYD MECHLER Am. History, Economics B.S., Rice University: M,ELl., Southwest Texas Stale Teachers College THOMAS MORING American Hist., Civics B.A., B.S., M.Ed., Har- din Simmons -, tl, Alas x J. L. MURPHREY World History, Am. History B.S., M.Ed., NTSU MARY LOU NEIL MELTON OWEN MISS SHIRLEY Am. History, Economics Texas Hist. HENDERSON B,S,, TCU BLS., B.S., ETSC B.A., Baylor Univ. 'sg Q' Kizngl fklf-Mrlsf ix FA ll It ll CL t ,rtllurz fic k WSJ il Jw.: I , swf' I i X R 4 --1,- t- '-f UA I wislfby M is 'D DWIGHT PARSLEY JERRY WINN MISS ELIZABETH . , LAM . . X American History History, Economics WRIGHT . Y , M T ' B.S.. M.ErI., ETSC - -1 NTSU lYorlml Hisl.. Am. H kvkvj il Xfrrj 'QPVQ .I tory I li Mm. ' K' I9

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Secretary Mrs. Bernice Tarpley is the school Secretary. She handles correspondence, arranges appointments and manages the office routine for the Principal and Assistant Principal. Office Staff Mrs. Ruby Pelton, Mrs. Ida Vignet, Mrs. Bessie Dennis, Mrs. Grace Park, Mrs. Wilma Schoenke, Mrs. Jo Ann McDonald, Mrs. Bernice Tarpley. DR. G. V. LAUNEY MRS. MADELEINE YOUNG JOE DIGIGLIO President of P.T.A. IBM Custodian

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Communication Is a Never-Endin Process Students at Thomas Jefferson High School find that there is much more to English than grammar and vocabulary study. Emphasis is placed on the literary heritage of our country and other coun- tries. Reading usually includes Silas Marncr, House of the Seven Cables, and gflulius Caesarf' A special course, equivalent to the first year of college English, is offered in the senior year to those who show unusual interest and ability. A ' , , it areas V1 i - N Miss CHRISTINE MRS. AUDREY MRS. MARGARET NRS- CAROLINE BOWERS BROOKS BURGAN CAGE B.A., Baylor U. B.A., M.E.1., NTSU Bs., U. of ininois B-A-, MA-, SMU And he huffed and he puffed, and he blew the house down. Miss McLain delves into the past with her students. NIRS. BETTY CLO CASPAR B.A., SMU ERQWR3 f , 'I .., ' i' Flfrffglii' - ,rv V wig. H K I 5 , Q 55 2' MISS ANNIE GEM MRS. LIAURINE FELDER FUSSELL B.A., KLA.. U. of Texas B.A., U. of Texas: BJ., U. of Missouri MRS GEORGIA MISS SHARON KELLEY KIMMELL B.A., NTSU B.A., U. of Oklahoma