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

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Principal T.GuyRogers M. A., B. A. Allmx' im' tu t-xti-ml tu you. tht- t'ii'st Ytllliltlli hotly uf 'iihUllI2lS J0l'f0l'SUl1 High Svlluol, my tftnngrmntulntitms. You arc imlvvnl i.4ll'Tl1Il?lil' in having tho upportlmity of uttoudiugr El new svhool. t'i1llywli1i1mpvml in cvory Vospcvt. both tm' tho cfoiiwiiioiivc of tho tczlvhers us wvlt as for the stu- tlvnts. Along' with this wm1tl01't'11l opportunity then- cxists the responsibility of Ostzxhlishiug piw-wit-iits :mtl tmtlititms that :irc worthy of tho student body and our wonderful building. Uno ut' tht- ith-ails svt tm-th by 'l'honms -lvfforsmm was that of tolomtioil. It is my hopv that this spirit ut' ttulvmtifni muy lw mio ut' thv trzlctitions vstziblishori in our svliool. 'l'his is at vhzll- lvngv that must not hc tzilwn liglitly. V 1 1 I. twx' Nom-Llts, D ffri X . 1 ' X fry, E KM ,X I rincipui. Page 23

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Dean of Girls Frances Smith M. A., B. A., B. S. During' the past four months you have had the unusual opportunity and responsibility of beginning the traditions of a sehooi whieh will serve the eommunity for many years. You have helped in the establishing' of new customs, in the setting of new precedents, and in the form- ing of new ideals. Grasp, if you eau, the feeling of loyalty and devotion you will have in years to eome as you point with pride to the reeords of your an-ademie aehievements, to the trophies you have won, and to the eharaeter of a student body whose standards o l' integrity and fair play you have helped to establish and whose ideals of loyalty, demoeraey, and seryiee you have helped to form. May you remember these days with joy and may you earry through life the same spirit of loyalty, enthusiasm, and interest that you feel today. Fnmsons SMITH, Demi of Girls. X, Www ' ' Page 24