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

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TJ Run moothl COUNTING THE MONEY and balancing the books are part of the day's work for Mrs. Made- lene Gautreaux, cafeteria manager. COOKING AND SERVING lunch to hungry students is the main concern of the cafe- teria staff. Preparing platters of hamburgers and hot dogs are Mrs. Gracie Hlavinka, Mrs. Stella Franks, Mrs. Au- drey Smith, Mrs. Ruby Gun- ther, Mrs. Lottie Winverg, Mrs. Nova Brookshier, Mrs. Isabelle Landry, and Mrs. Sally Thompson. l MR. JERRY MABE fsecond from leftl came at midterm to teach social studies. Getting some helpful teaching hints from him are these student teachers: Mr. Tom Gorzycki iMiss Jonesj, Mr. Gerald Cra- ven QMiss Smith,J and Mr. Mickey Trainer fMr. King.J Student teachers not pictured are Mr. William Stafford CMrs. Shawl, Mr. Vern- on Crowder fMr. Hilll, and Mr. Leo Chelette fMr. Griffinl. 29

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CHECKING ART WORK done in their special education classes are Mr. Charles Roethke and Mr. Paul Williams. Special education classes, health services, cafe- teria management and administration, and student teaching-all these functions aid in the smooth operation of Thomas Jefferson High School. All the people represented here share a common bond-patience, helpfulness, and an understanding of students, needs and desires. 28 an People Help C l MRS. JESSIE JUDD MILLER, TJ's nurse, finds the job of recording infomation on a student's health form simpli- fied by an up-to-date filing system. STUDENT TEACHERS RECEIVE valuable class- room experience and con- tribute their enthusiasm and recent training to the education of students. Four of these student teachers and the teachers with whom they are working this year are Miss Rebecca Seward fMrs. McEwanJ, Mrs. Betty Keels fMrs. Swan- zyJ, Miss Sena Walters fMiss Crispi, and Mr. Jim Boone CML Bad- getth.

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Teachers Evoke Read Future Teachers hear Mr. Walter Dezvlle urge their attendanve of a Special Education Workshop. He points out the need for young teachers trained to instruct those with special problems in learning. Director John L. Badge!! can be heard giving his directions for blocks around if he so chooses. The new loud speaker was presented him by the band at the spring concert. 30