Thomas Jefferson High School - Monticello Yearbook (Jefferson Hills, PA)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION 81 FACULTY Page 6 English Department I5 Social Studies I8 Mathematics 20 Science 22 Foreign Languages 24 Business Department 25 Fine Arts 26 Home Economics 27 Industrial Arts 27 Library 28 Physical Education 29 ACTIVITIES 30 ATHLETICS 76 Football 78 Basketball . Cross Country Golf Baseball Wrestling Track SENIORS Senior Directory UNDERCLASSMEN Junior Class Sophomore Class Freshman Class Eighth Grade Seventh Grade PATRONS

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:Une -iruf' FOREWGRD 'The Monticello-1965 is a kaleidoscope of peo- ple, feelings, memories-that belong to each of us. They are the important, the insignificant . . . the happy, the sad . . . the momentary, the pen- sive. The Monticello is each of us as a seeking individual . . . separate. lt is all of us as a group . . . unity. Yet, combined it is a separate unity. Its interpretation is different for each of us . . . look . . . remember . . . classes . . . ominous drones of typewriters, compound interest problems . . . thesis, A Farewell to Arms, s'iI vous plait, je ne peux pas le dire en francias . . . all of us having hollow minds, but challenging work . . . wonder- ing thoughts, faltering disillusions, regaining . . . stronger . . . 3:20 . . . new orange loadstars . . . home . . . football . . . chilly, sunny afternoons . . . steaming coffee and fuzzy mittons . . . hopes . . . win, lose, but no silent losers . . . cheers, pep assemblies . . . clean jerseys, clash of helmets, dirty jerseys . . . dance . . . a slow song, lurking blackness, soft looks, silent smiles, warm hands . . . a fast song, jerk, blazing lights, loud laughter . . . black and gold . . . play . . . janitor, fire- escope, TRIACC . . . gnawing fear, satisfying suc- cess . . . punch, roses and congratulations . . . curtain, saucers, AVTASP . . . basketball . . . hol- low echoing of bouncing balls . . . rebounds . . . curving shots . . . emptiness of too little time left . . . singing, band, clubs, meetings, candy sales and Saturday tournaments . . . Time screams . . . no answer, end is nearing . . . cotton candy, snow cones, empty stomachs on a shrieking racer . . . Senior review, somewhere . . . wonderful prom moments, programs and favors to cherish . . . Ankara . . ftoo soon, June. . . a practice, dangling tassels, a procession in a graduation . . . reverent mistiness . . . a momen- tary, funny feeling of o nobody . . . a nowhere ...asmilew.. q ' . . o tear . . . ...agood-bye... . . . an end. The Monticello itself has no past . . . no future. lt is a preserving reflection of one people, one school, one year . . . l965. But the Monticello will extend to coming years . . . even if to be blotted and blurred by those, successive years, Remember . . . maybe laugh maybe cry . . . D but remember . . . one people, one school, one year. 'Ur