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

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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

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Ai MISS CONSTANCE DOUGLAS rv Physical Education MISS 1ljll'gEli3Si!il'l'LYN Seem: Lcssos X , Miss PLoHEi-QCE Coach, Ext Speaking N N A DUHRETT SGT. LVERETT L Spons ' Pine Arts Club Enqhgh LDWARDS gg-C,-S, gmlbbleff Comfznniznr, ROTC MISS FLCY' C FVIXJFY Coiiiit-:L i:l, Heizi The training ot efficient typists, ready to cope with the business world. is one oi the outstanding services rendered by our commercial department. MR. VVALl.AClf HASSIILL Hivory , MISS MARE Q. Coach.. Deibgte HELLAND Spons. let. forum Hlsiory Srions.: Stud Ccunci in-F W R . it ---T E tx is Uwe- V-V fo- - ,f-. H-.-.V l H' 'f H 1' X 'i fi MRS. MARY E HICKMAN Ma'hematLcs Sjeons: Shakesrgeares Haec olim meminisse iuvabitf' Indeed it will be plea the state, to remember hereafter their Latin experi Weaver. Southwest Texas State Teachers' College claims as alumni Mr. Montgomery, Mr. Surtees, and Mrs. Tunnell. With only one B. A. representative trom each school these Alma Maters come next: Columbia, Mrs. Bennett, Colorado State, Miss Brawner, Calitornia University, Miss Burke, Minnesota University, Mr. Butler, Sul Ross, Mr. Coleman, S. M. U., Mrs. Dodd, Rice, Mrs. Fuller, Trinity University, Miss Hellancl, lncarnate Word, Mrs. Hickman, Texas State College tor Women, Mrs. Hicks, Monmouth, Miss Huey, Hardin-Simmons, Page 24