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

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t s B3 31? , - w nn ri f .X,5 Mx Pies are a great disguise, as J. Casey demonstrates. 1, ref XX! , 7 7 2 wg' Q! ' 1 ,4 1 1 f ? Z Q49 ' 552255 fx , At a Friday pep rally, for once Buc Doug Williams isn't the only one making pas- SSS. TEM Try to hang in there, G. Hardy! Go Crazy. . .ALot! f 2

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60 CRAZY nn A LOT! Embarrassing or not, some people will do the craziest things! At first, one may be hesitant, being unsure of what others may think and the strange looks he would get. But then that strong urge to let loose can overcome even the most inhibited of people. Alone or in a group, anything can happen on any given day, especially when approaching the weekend when the pressures are off until Mon- day. Whether it's an escape or just a way of showing spirit, it's a case of almost anything goes! t . .QN- ' ei. 'N . I as , f g fx gl, r , Eg S . , g v, :,, ,i Y A A Seeking a new identity satisfies L. Gonzalez. 24 f Go Crazy. . .A Lot! Is that D. D'Ambrosio behind those Foster Grants? ls this what you call using your six minutes wisely?

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IBIQEAK AWAY l ir 4 J Homework can be harmful realizes L. Edwards. 26 f De-pressurize Pressures piling up? Wor- ried about what to do next weekend? Can't take looking at another textbook? These were the times to drift away from those things that got you down. It was time to escape to that world of fantasy where homework was not assigned, athletic practices were sus- pended, and the living was easy. Everyone felt this Way at least once a year, if not every month. What had to be done was to relieve these slumps by totally tuning out or turning a boring activity into a lively experience. We were never at a loss for alternatives. We found out secret meeting places to add spice to the school routine. Then the bell rang - reality. Do all science assistants dance as well as S. Gainey? at Po e e L. Gonzalez proves to Olive Oyl E. Ludwig that spinach is D Y foryou.