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

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Citizens of Tomorrow MR. ROB PITTS 7 World HIsVory, B A, Univer- sny of Oklahoma MR LIONEL ROWLAND 7 American Hm; 7y, M, Baybr; Polmcol Smence Hmry CM: MISS MARY EUMCE VLCKERS 7 Economwcs, Governmem, and Comemporory Problems; BA. Mary HordmrBoylor, M A Texas Womr on s Umverswy MBS ELEANOR WALL - Amencon Hxsiory, B S Souihwesv Texas SOoIe Universwy, FTA, AFS, and Sophomore Cabmeo MRSV REVA WESTERMAN 7 World History, Governmenl, and Econormcs, M A Unwerslr ty of Cobrodo, B A Syme Teachers College MR ROBERT WORTHY 7 American mm, BA Lamar Tech, Odd Convennon, Sprmg Recrenhon, and Jumor Cabinet ACTKNG OUT HISTORY hdps Vhe students see how u really was FFINNY' mm

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Social Studies Department Develops STUDYING HISTORY in these exciting times is no longer con- sidered o dull chore, for many of the newest techniques in teaching are emptoyed In this department. Extensive use is made of films and film strips, and team teaching speeds the learning process. Lively discusston is encouraged by all teachr ers, and a trip down the social studies area verifies the fact that World History, American History, Government, Economy ics, Advanced Social Science Problems, and Advanced Government are mdeed being taught. Miss Aliece Anderson, a teacher noted for her high standards of leormng and teaching, retired at the end of the yeurt MlSS AUECE ANDERSON 7 Economics; BA Unwersny of Texas, MA Cotmudo State Cottage; Congress Committee MRS CHARLEEN R. COMMINGS - World History, BA Lamar Tech, Youth tn AChOn MR OTIS JOHN COXEN - American HtStOe ry, BA Baylor Umverswy, Swtmmmg Club, Maroon Convention MR, NORMAN L. GREENBERG 7 Govern7 ment, Modern Problems, B S Lamar Tech; Po- Immt SCtenCe and History Club MRS MARY E HAYES 7 Government, BA , M,A Texas Women s Unwetsny MRS JEWEL MCEWAN - Amencun Htstory; B'A, Texas Women s Umversny, MA Cotumr bro Unwerstty; AFS MR. TERRELL S STANSELL 7 Department Chatrmcn, World Htstory, Amertcun Htstory, BA, North Texas State, M.A Columbus Umversv ty; Gotd Convenhon, Patriotic CDmthee

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20 Science Departments Meets Demands CREATING A LEARNING experience worth remembering is the Iong-range goal of the Science Department. Miss Martha Bmler is chairman In charge of planning the scope of three major fields - biology, chemistry, and physics, Under her su- pervision several levels are offered to suit a wide range of in- terests and abilities. Advanced classes in biology, chemistry, and physics are available, as well 05 classes on less accelerated levels MISS MARTHA BUTLER - Head of Scuence Department 55. South western Unwverwy, M.S. Oregon Slule Umvermy MISS SUSAN MYERS - Biology 1 MR. JOHN GODWIN - Biology M II; BA, M.Ed. Nonh Texas SOOQe Universrty MR. ALFRED HEBERT - Bmlogy I; 3.5, Lamar Tech; Future Doctors, Tenms MR. STEPHEN LARKIN - Blobgy l, Chemlsvry; B,S. Angelo Siote Umversny; NHS, Folksmgers Club, Ad vented SCIENCE MR. W. HOYT LONG 7 Blobgy L 8.5. E050 Texas Smte; Future Donors, Advanced Scene, Archery MK JACK SELL 7 Chemistry, B.S. Southwest Texas Stole, M.A Universwy of Texas, Slide Rule Club, Sllde Rue Team MR. RONALD SPOONER 7 Chemstry; 3.5. wney College, M.SVT. Unlverswry of Nonh Dakota; NHS, Advanced Smence MR. BILLY TOLAR - Physics; E.A. Lamar Tech, MA, University of Texas; AsVronomy Club, Slxde Rule Club