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

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Creativity Extends to All Corners of TJ Jingle bells in September? Don't Worry, it's only the choir under the direction of Mr. Loyd Hawthorne practicing for the annual Christmas program. In March, students were hosts to re- gional choirs who participated in the University Interscholastic League contest. Additionally, cho- ral students entered the $010 and Ensemble and the AlLRegion and AllrState contests. Mr, John Badgett, instructor for the Thomas Iefferson Maroon and Gold Band, spends long hours preparing for the $010 and Ensemble and the University Interscholastic League contests In addition, qualified band students are chosen to be- come members of the Jeffersonians, A dab of paints, a brush, and pnperithese are the supplies students use to create attractive works of art Artistic students may try their skills from abstract to psythedelic paintings, ceramics, and pencil sketches, under the supervision of Mrt IWRV JOHN BADGETTeBand; MR. LOYD HAWTHORNE Cecil Taylon B.Ed. Lamar Tech; Jefferson- eChoral Music; B.S, Lamar ians, Swingsters Tech, M.M. Baylor University; Good News MR CECIL TAYLOR, art teacher, Barbie Ellis, and Debbie Warren work hard to meet the Senior Ball deadline.

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Industrial Arts Offers Special Skills T-squares, scales, and triangles, Lathes to shape metal and wood, type cases These are tools that boys use as they crowd into Industrial Arts classes each year. They may elect instruction in Print Shop I and II, Woodshop I and 11, Metal Shop I and II, and Drafting I, II, and III. Many boys with 1111 eye to the immediate future, whether in the Armed Services or in industry, elect as many shop classes as they are permitted so that they may have 11 beginning in a readily marketable skill. MR. CORDELL LOUVIEREyPIintIng B..S Unixerslky of Southwestern Lou- isiana; PILOT and Student Directory MR LELAND KAY-Woodshop I and II; BS. and M..S No nh Texas State UniversIty; Golf Coach MR. RIARVIN CICHOWSKI Draft- ing I, II, and III; B'S. University of Alabama M Ed. Sam Houston Slate MR. JERRELL TERRELL;Dmfting I; BS. and MS UnIversity of Axkansas; Junior Red Cross MR. JOE WICKWAREhMetal Shop I and II; B.S. Prairie View A and M College MR. WILLIE G. JONES Chairman 0f Induxlrial An BAI Sam Houston State College

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Patriotism Is Their Theme Homemakingy students Arc strong supporters of patrio- tism. The theme for the past school year was appropriate.- ly titled Our Heritage. A very effective display case designed with various antiques vividly brought forth a true feeling of loyalty to our school as well as our country. Five tmchers instruct such courses .15 Home Nursing. Home and Family Living, Home Management, And Home Fumighing. Closely associated with the Homemaking Department is thc Future HOInCankCI'S 0f Amerim Club, which pror vides many interesting zlttiVities ranging from :1 play SChOOl for Lhildren to a hootcmnny for tho Adults Home- making gives young women an opportunity to improve their nwn persomL family, And Lummunity living. TEACHERS ENJOY HOMEMAKING szudcnh' refreshmcnts at a ten honoring teachers, MRS. JANE DAVIDSON Chairman of Hmnemalu'uy Deprmmml MA. Sum Hommn Sm: Callcgc. 15.5. Texas Wmmn's University AIRS. YVONNE HANKA- MRS. MARILYN DARTFZ MERiHnmemaking I; as Homc Nursing, Family Lamar Tech; FHA and YHT Liking; B 5' Lind M 5 North- . . western Smte Cnllegr; FHA and Semur Cabinet Not PICtured: MISS KAY BIARIE LIL- LIZYiHome Furnishings Homemaking I; 35. Southwcst TEXAS State College; FHA and YHT MISS JANE WAHRMUND iHomemnking 11; BS. Tex; as mumm Unlxersny; rHA, FNA, and Junior Cabinet