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

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Um C' cfm-in-Ghief Iust as all Americans respect in the highest degree the most outstanding personage in our entire Country, the PRESIDENT CE THE UNITED STATES, whose position as Commanderfin-Chief of our great United States Army places on his shoulders the full responsibility tor the future of our mighty Nation, so we, young Americans of Thomas Ietlerson High School, respect our principal, our own wise leader, who wisely guides the destinies of our school. Mr. Rogers, your torcetul leadership has brought our Thomas Ietferson to the tore in the eyes ot the Nation. Especially have your untiring etforts helped to build our Reserve Ctficers' Training Corps, Iettersons contribution to our National Defense program. WE SALUTE PRINCIPAL T. GUY ROGERS, OUR COMMANDER-INfCHIEE OE IEE FERSONI ,lla rqicfei-cfe-eanqz Patriotism, loyalty, and unswerving allegiance to our country are attributes of all true American boys and girls, To the youth oi our land is intrusted the respon- Rm 'Service is the key--note ol true patriotism, it is your privilege and your respon- sibility to share the problems of others. May you always be ready and willing to sibility ct preserving the strive in every way physi democratic, the American, cally, mentally, and spiritual' way ot lite not only in the ly-to keep on a high plane present crisis but under any the USCIS, 1r1tGrGStS, CI n d and all circumstances We conditions ot yourselves and ic n o W that the students ot Thomas Ietlerson High School can be relied upon. -A. I. IVEY 'gg V I! -0 t Wife? I ut? v D 1 E c A E N P , I R o b , I F N c G. 1 1 P R A L L S all those who come within the reach ot your influence throughout your lives, -FRANCES SMITH

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l MlSS MARll. BARRLT' MR, R. VJ AHROWOOD Friqliwh Mmheznaticfa, Hemi MRS, RUTH ALLISON Slums. Semin, Miss LLDNA L. ALLEM Sliongfqxgllcns MRS- HELEN Fnqlish, Head ALEXANDER Secretory MRS D BFRRYHILL Miss MIRIAM miss Mfllllffmcllfg English Spons' Class ol '42 'i Appreciation ior beauty and a chance to carry out one's creative urge are tl privileges of Ieiterson's art classes. MHS l'llfl.FN M BOLTON lviotherrzoficsa MISS MAMIL A Simons.: Moth Club BRAWNEH Prrznffzh In Iefterson's cooking classes fortunate students have an opportunity to become familiar with the practical arts. Proud possessions ot the seventy-seven clgssroorn teochers ot Thomois letterson High School ore seventyf tive Bochelor's degrees ond tortyftive Moster's degrees. A glonce ot these degrees by the colleges they repf resent is interesting indeed. The University ot Texos leods with twentyftour B. Afs, two B. Sfs, one B. B. A. nineteen M. Afs, ond one M. E. 1 iii' i if M Page 221 Y- .-rrwwl' i.wii-tf:mi- up.:M' , . ..f'9:g.1fQt Jer. i 'fsiiwf - ,' M, s f ..JErfv' 1 if Q is N sw, Qt if