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

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1 MISS ANNA I-I, IONES , ,H W 3 - Miss BEIRTHA IIMENLZ Mmhemcllcs ' A MRS 7Ai:YL Ross rR1fiN swemv .13 I 'ill English MESS GRACE D' HUEY Scons' Sizcnsors' Cluk MRS. TI-IERESA HICKS Enfzlish ' A Mathematics ons.1 Sizelfonr gf?- MRS STIIL MARIE CULOTTA LOWMANO IB MISS OTICLA Kl.I.I.fY Librarian W An interesting study ol the people and the customs of old, romantic France is given French classes using the stereoscope. Miss ANITA Ross MARTINEZ MAroR rossPH B Sitmsh MQSHANE MISS MARGUERITII Sr ,J Sv ' li Cl b MCFARLAND Comrnandant, R.O.T.C. Pong Pams u lor Iellerson's Cicero class, one of the largest in Home ECOUOTUCS in their happy three years ol the language. SITOUSV' L-H-R Mrs. Irving St. Marys University, Major McShane, Oklahoma University, Miss Oliphint, Mary I-Iardin-Baylor, Miss Richards, and Chio Wesleyan, Miss Ida Bess West. Leading in B. S. degrees is Texas State College tor Women, represented by Mrs. Chadwick, Miss Doug- las, Miss Dugosli, Miss Evers, Miss Hughes, and Miss Orrell. Three B. S. degrees from Southwest Texas I r sl tm. , 7.3 T - ,. '5i,.fJ,. W is Q if -- I fy gf 1 si-,e p,'j5:f.,,,- .gy ' Kg, :V w '51-Hfgj'-H' , '-1 hSSEfm ',v- Pa 6 ,V y ff .ww:- '- i effw w . vw- fl - 1. m f Q' I . t , mp. cvftsi- V f . u ' .V x ffl.-fmrsw-Mi' W.: f - -9 - it I . ., f ' , fffi- I' K -we A-fig :ff , vi 1 W . i if A Jw M-L, i..,f,- em-jgsg ,, ' ,- -- fe.:-. 1 . fl. mfr 5 'V nf ff. ' Q , I if tr . L,-sfrfiici fm- +4-,' ,. '-wtf' sms NNW W -.1 ,Q 1' Q ,wx sf' - , v:L?..j4Frtf.g1 f' nf ' 111,..Hf - , 'aim' iff: ' M - .rm .H . Y 1' .21 11, 1, fy :,y- V-13,12-,J4-,zeg ,ffm-esfi-,15,, v',7gg,:g, A., 311-ff-,gfggg 4,1 3-11:

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