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

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Upper: Remember that first day of school when we once again saw all of our old friends and so many new unfamiliar faces in the hallil Remember those mad rushes to the rootns we had checked, that long wait in line, and then the final joy of getting signed up? Here, students exhausted by the unusual expenditure of en ergy have finally reached Mr. Hainilton to sign for Health lid. at the end of the trail. Center: -ffOn Gpen House night, attractive art work in Miss Dugoshs room draws interested parents and friends like a magnet,- here an unusual piece of student work draws a crowd of admirers. Lower: Still registering? Yes, but this is another term, enthusiastic students, not yet wearied by the undue exertion of the day's labors, cheerfully start on their registration route at Mrs. Tunnells desk,

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JEVPEVSUUS Mr T A Abbott H1 torv 0'1 BO Ten ll pil-f Mrs Bcxssxe Bennett H1SlOYY MISS Bcxrbarcx Anderson Mxss Florence B Mnss Dorothy Lee Mr G C Dan el Crowell Curhs MGlll9h1Ol1C Spfmwh cmd Eflqll t1 Mu IC Ct mrmcm Soon G11 G LC Spam Hmyne Mole Chorux cmd A Cczppfl IQGLUZVS dl' Mlss Mamxe A M1ss Mattxe Sharp Mlss Margaret F Brawner Brewer Burke Spo'1 Tom To Ns 'Q Wu 41' Mrs Lorena H Davis MISS Ruby Evelyn Scwnce Dugosh 1 Spon Fme Arts lVlc1k1r1g our study of lustory ll'1lGIGQl1T1Q by l1X1I'1g IH our mmde the lOCCIllOI'1 of the mulutude ot world shokmg events of today capable Mr Pte1tter prepares l'11s close to meet the world S1tuC1t1Or1s ot the tuturel I' XMB 'l , ., 'G ' Y Y - A JA in , f W ft. -Q, X X - l f 1 71 ,. -- it 1 Sp A .1 ' ygl , : ft 'S f A . B ml af , ! 4. . Secretory English Englmh Science .ff A 1 1 if A-M ' Jffif' 1. iz' gl ' Z ' t' j Q :'. .R V V, In a ,n.q l I .Q 2. ': s 'fs fs' ky I A t ::.i ' lss' lx , :sf 1 :V ' 3 , s . - e lu 4'lf , zz 1 - .1 1. NY . Q K . . . .

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Upper: ff Mr. Sprott, physics teacher, demonstrates some ot his amazing scientific equipment. Here, his class performs an experiment with an oscillescope, an instru- ment that detects and shows visually the pattern of sound vibration, Center:efStudents who have Miss Huey are in- deed tortunate, tor in this interesting class work the opaque projector is used ex-- tensively in conjunction with book reports, themes, poetry, and many other phases of English, Miss Huey and her students are shown in a class introduction to book reviews. Lower: Y Girls who take library science learn such things as keeping files in order, taking care ot the card catalog, checking books in and out, and the typing ot records, all of which ine tricacies are thoroughly taught by Mrs, McCutcheon there shownl and Miss Kelley, our librarians,