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

Page 33 text:

Competition Promotes Interest MR, FRANCWS L. HILL 7 Head of me Boy 5 P.E, 3.5. Lamar Tech, M.Ed SVephen F Aushn Umversny, Head Coach MR. RAY BUFHNGTON 7 P E., ES. Lamar Tech; Vorsny Football and EcsebuH MR HENRY CLARK 7 P E, BS Lomm Tech, MS. Unwersny 06 Arkansas, Football 0nd Track Coach MR BENTLEY M JONES 7 ?.E. and Drwer Educor Non, B.B.A., MS. Baylor Unwersm' FooVbaH MR. RONNY LANDRY 7 v.5; as Umversny of Texas, Vorsny FoovbaH, Jr Vursny BaskevbuH MR CHARLES L. MANNXNG 7 RE; B 5., MS. Buy- br Unwersny, FoorbcH and BosebuH MR. JAMES SHARP 7 F E , BS. Unwerswy of Corpus Chnsh, MS. Texas AM, FootbaH, Baskelboll WANT A BREAK during the day? It can be possible during P,E. dosses. There IS always talking and ioking with friends while participating in various sports such as football, base- ball, and truck. There is also a class in adapted P.E. for those boys who cannot participate in octivihes. Also a six7week course in health is required. All this is supervised by Mr. Fronv cis Hill, head coach. MR. DAVXD K, EARLAND 7 P.E., 8.8. Lamar Tech, MA, Stephen F Aushn; FeorbaH and Track Coach 29

Page 32 text:

28 Quiet Activities Highlight Year GIRLS P.E. CLASSES have changed this year from one of the most dreaded Class to the favortte, most relaxing, and en ioyable class of the day Because of the lock of a gym, the girls have been playing quiet games such as cords and chess, studying, or, the most popular, learning to kmt and crochett A few of the girls play games in the old gym. These classes were begun after the girls had finished theIr health study of drugs and their abuse Miss Bertha Hebert heads the department assisted by Miss Nancy James, Miss Nancy McClain, Mrs, Jeanette Moyer, and Miss Dorothy Day. Miss Day is also the sponsor ot the Red Hussars Drum and Bugle Corps. MISS BERTHA HEBERT 7 Head ot Gurl s P E , B S LomurTech, M Ed Umversny of Houston, U l L. VoHeyboH Team, Sophomore GRA MISS DAY 7 P.E ; 3A,, M A TexusWoman s Unwerr stty; Red Hussurs Drum and Bugle Corps MISS NANCY JAMES 7 9.5., as Texas Woman 5 Unwerslty, M Ed Southwest Texas State College, Let- ter Gtrts, Tennis Ctub MtSS NANCY McCLAtN 7 P E , as Texas Woman 5 Unwerstty; Semor ORA, Fotk Smgers MRS. JEANETTE MOYER 7 P.E.; as Texas Women s Umverslty, GRA MRS. JESSIE JUDD MILLER 7 Nurse; RN Hams Cot lege of Nursing, 5.5. Unwerslty of Houston, Cerhhed mm Heatth Nursmg, George Peabody Couege

Page 34 text:

30 Library Gives Valued Aid vuim t MRS MARCELLE PITMAN 7 Head Ltbrcnan, BA, Sam Houston State Unwevsny, BS. Texas Woman 5 Umversuly, Protectors Club THE LIBRARY IS one of the fmest In this area. During the past year there were some 19,231 books on the shelves as well as SIX sets of en cyclopedlus, 106 subscriptions to datly mogazmes, three subscrlpA ttons to daily newspapers, one subscription to a weekly paper, and a subscription to the Sunday edition of the New York Tl'mes. The area IS large enough to accom- modate c1 whole class and take care of indiVIduals who wish to use the Inbrory. The library is open at 7:30 and closes at 4:30, It IS one of the most attractive, well-kept places in the entire school. MRS HtLDA ESTES 7 Ltbrunan, B A LoutSIono Polytechmc tnsmure, MRS CAROL STROUD keeps busy With her dunes as hbmry clerk