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

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Top: MRS. STUDHALTER, who also, as registrar, looks after our records, takes important dictation from our principal, MR. ROGERS, at his desk. Center: MISS IIMENEZ, entirely natural at her typewriter, looks up to answer one of our numerous questions. Bottom: MRS ALEXANDER interrupts her important work on her typewriter to answer the telephone. ice ALEXANDER, MRS. HELEN, Office Clerk Main Avenue High School, Tower Secretarial School. IIMENEZ, MISS BERTHA, Office Clerk Main Avenue High School. STUDI-IALTER, MRS. E. O., School Registrar Main Avenue High School, Draughon's Business Col. Enafllah Dspantmant ALLEM, MISS EDNA L., Chairman U. of Texas, A. B., A. M., U. of Chicago, Columbia U., U. of California, U. of Washington. BARRETT, MISS ANN ELIZABETH Col. of Ind, Arts, U. of Texas, A. B., A. M., Spons., Hermes. BARRETT, MISS MARIE U. of Colorado, U. of Texas, A. B., A. M., Spons., Modernists. BASS, MISS MIRIAM Randolph-Macon Worne-n's Col., U. of Texas, A. B., Spons., Hermes. BRAWNER, MISS MAMIE A. Colorado State Teachers' Col., A. B., U. of Texas, U. of California, Columbia U., Spons., Student Council. BREWER, MISS MATTIE U. of Texas, A. B., A. M., Spons., Sponazorzz' Club. DURRETT, MISS FLORENCE U. of Texas, A. B., Columbia U., A M., Spanx., Scribblers. FULLER, MRS. ESTHER O, Tulsa U., Texas A. and M., U. of Texas, Rice Inst., A. B., Teachers' College, Columbia, A. M. L Q. 1 .1 ds, K If , I TI I J 41. , VV. fa I S! 3' Q 3 B V. , , Tig ' ' xi! -.mg ,T .,-..,32- X if LV, ,q .. ,,, '..4 WILLIAM BARRETT TRAVIS

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TAPS ... A11 is wellg Safely ,restp God is nigh. 'Wln. Jlnthwm J-lannla To live in hearts we leave behind is not to die

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HARVICK, MISS RUTH Southwestern U4 Sul Rossi Our Lady of the Lake Col., A. B4 Spons., Thalian. I-IUEY, MISS GRACE D. Monmouth Col., A. B4 U. of Wisconsin, A. M4 U. of Chicagog U. of California at Berkeley. IRVIN, MRS. IANYE ROSE Hardin-Simmons U., A. B4 U. of Texasg U. of California. MORGAN, MISS GLADYS E. U. of Texas, A. B., A. M4 U. of Wisconsin, Oxford U4 U. of Californiag Co-Spons., Latin Club. OLIPHINT, MISS IULIA U. of Oklahoma, A. B., A. M. OSMON, MISS GLADYS U. of Texas, A. B4 U. of Washington. STONE, MISS ELLA U. of Chicago, A.M., Ph. B4 Columbia U4 U. of Texasg U. ot Coloradog U. of Washingtong U. of Wisconsing Spons, Quill and Scroll, Spons, Declaration. SUGGS, MISS LULA MURRAY U. of Texasy Baylor U. WEAVER, MRS. ETI-IEL WEST Our Lady of the Lake Col., A. B4 U. of Texas, A. M4 Spons., Monticello. WEST, MISS IDA BESS Ohio Wesleyan U., A.B4 Columbia U., A.M4 U. of Californiag U. of Washingtong U. of Colo- radog U. of Mexico. I pm- f T it X if ..i -:F ' lgitlj QM T' 11, Q. il I' Im., I t t V f f . ' A . - 5 1 .ref ,14,4 il 1 4 I I 1 . 4..,.k ,I ', 5. Y.. fi SAM HOUSTON Top: MISS DURRETT, MISS OSMON, MRS. FULLER, MISS I-IARVICK, and MISS ALLEM Cleft to right? interrupt their discussion of magazines for English department to enjoy an article in Life Center: MRS. WEAVER Cleftj shows the Monticello plan to MISS MORGAN Cseconcl from leftl, MISS BASS fstanclingl, and MISS BRAWNER and MISS WEST Crightl. Bottom: MISS MARIE BARRETT tfourth from Ieftl shows genuine amusement at some clever saying she has found in one of the English essay bookletsg MISS ELIZABETH BARRETT lleftl, MRSA IRVIN fsecond from Ieftl, MISS BREWER tstandingl, and MISS OLIPHINT and MISS SUGGS tat rightl are also enjoying the booklets.