Thomas Jefferson High School - Monticello Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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04 dlflsnags gjzonz Lowa glcinciflafl MR. D. W. WATERS, Principal of jefferson High Srbool One more milestone on the road to completing your education has been passed. The year is at an end. Can you look back and say that you have made the most of it or do you regret the hours and opportunities lost? You underclassmen have more time left in high school to change if need be, to increase your learning and living power, and to grasp every advantage offered. It is to you graduates who leave this way of life and start upon a new journey that I wish to repeat my warning given many times before. With the privileges of adulthood come responsibilities. Don't take the one without assuming the other, the future is yoursg donlt Waste it. Plan wisely, work hard, and live well. D. W. WATERS.