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

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athematics . . . Mrs. Teddlie helps Doug Hanes with a 'asimplen algebra problem. MISS MARY ANN l DEFOREST Algebra , B.M., SMU , ,, if . R1 W MRS, CLAUDINE MRS. MARY BILL JORDAN ALLEN KIRK ROBERT LEGATE HOAG SELVIDGE Algebra Geometry Algebra Algebm Geometry B.S., M.Ed., NTSU B.S., M-Ed-. ETSC B,A., M.Ed., ETSC BA., TWU B.S., M.Ed., NTSU l 26 X l l

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Emphasizes Cultures Our world is growing smaller. The political and economic importance of other countries to the United States makes it necessary for many Americans to speak a foreign language. Thomas Jefferson High School offers Spanish, French, German, and Latin. Besides regular classroom w study, the language laboratories develop conver- i sational abilities. I V 1. 'L I . '.ii .s V' P ' J A V' t ,1 1 rss fit? i-ss kt . . H fi' . ' ask, . M135 SARA AIRS- MARY DOWNS 5,15 language laboratories develop oral abilities through recorded DAVIDSON spa '1 ri 3, ' spanish v B.All,lsIiT5U B.A., KLA.. D. of Texas l MRS. BECKY HUGHES ' French B,A., SMU i I P MRS. DORIS PHILLIPS French B.A., MA., B.Mus., SM-U MRS. SHARON JOHNSON Spanish B.A., U. of Oklahoma HRS. MARLENE WVEBB German BLA- U. of Texas, Goethe U., Phillips U.

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Key to the Future Thomas Jefferson High School strives to pro- duce students ready to take advantage of the in- creasing opportunities in the field of mathematics. Along with basic courses in Algebra, Geometry, and Trigonometry, advanced courses may be taken. These include Calculus, Analytical Geome- try, and Elementary Functions. JAMES BAILEY Geometry B.S., NTSU MRS, INIARLENE DYER MRS. PATRICIA THOMAS FOSTER Algebra EWERT Algebra B.5., SMU Trigonometry ILS.. NTSU B.A., SMU SN etry Geometry TEDDLIE AICZHJYB NT U B S SU Geometry ILS., M-Ell-, NTSU xg 5 ' L B.A., ETTSC -5 MISS PATRICIA COPLEY Elementary Analysis B.A., SMUg M.A., U of Texas