Thomas Jefferson High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Port Arthur, TX)

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GUIDANCE P. 10 MEMORIES p. 24 OPPORTUNITIES p. 104 COMPETITION p. 232 STAFF S ponfor-Mrs. Mike Redman Co-eiiitorf-in-ebief-Diana Dupy and Erleen Porter Faculty Editor-Pat Daniel Government Editor-Cindy Brantley Senior Editor-Karen Byrd Organization! Editor-Sue Gartin junior Editor-Carol Scott S ports Editor-Harvey Reeves S opboinore Editor-Olivia Aleman Girly' S portf Editor-Karen O'Brien Artioitief Editor-Linda Tomlin Adoertifernentf Editor-Linda Iones Favorite: Editor-Peggy Breaux Bufineff Manager-Claudette Hilliard Adifertifing Sponfor-Mr. P. T. Reynolds

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FORE ORD In searching for a theme to unify our story of the school year of 1960-61, We decided to try to show, as vividly and as meaningfully as pictures and Words will allow, the many opportunities that Thomas Jefferson High School students have to earn an educa- tion that is not only adequate, but generous in scope. Accordingly, we divided our book into four major sections: guidance, memories, opportunities, and competition, believing that all of these are necessary parts of an education marked by excellent quality. We are the fourteenth staff that has tried to make THE YELLOW JACKET a trusted reference of memories. The experience has been one of the generous features of our curriculum, for we have learned to know and love our school better through editing a book designed to, please you. Trusting that Volume 14 dramatized to-some extent the business of securing an educa- tion for a lifetime filled with receiving and giving guidance, acquiring memories, accept- ing opportunities, and competing successfully, THE YELLOW JACKET staff invites you to take a look at EDUCATION PLUS in operation. 9 f deff 5 f E 5 3

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Guidance in Learning Sweat and a few tears sometimes accompany study of blood types, but with Mrs. Thomsen's guidance, sophomores usually win the battle of biology. To obtain the best possible guid- ance program for a school, the faculty must be a group of well- trained teachers and advisors. Thomas jefferson teachers meas- ure up to that requirement in every way. The classroom teachers are well-versed in their subjects and the office personnel are always willing to give their time and ad- vice to help a student. c.Tf'f'wf Place the pin here, cut along dotted line, and presto, a dress! So Khrushchev did not get to see Disneyland? Or is it the newest techniques of machine teaching? Whatever the subject, Mr. Gott, Mrs. Bjerring and Miss Hill look skeptical. Guidance is the password to Miss Erwin's office. Always willing to give advice, Miss Erwin talks over college plans with a student.