Jefferson High School - Monticello Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Huge beams and girclers hold the promise of interesting exhibits and eye-catching displays for fair-goers as the impres- sive United States Pavilion begins to take shape. 'iiw' . Restored buildings weave a special fascination for Nelson Block as he investigates this old house on the fair grounds. 24 HemisFair When completed, the Institute of Texas Culture will be a main attraction of Hemisfair '68 with its storehouse of Texas artifacts, and treasure trove of Southwest folklore.

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