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

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Ma. 7 Quq Raqeu if Trusted guide, invaluable friend, democratic leader, efficient organizer- all these in a large measure are one Whose inspirational leadership, friendly manner, unselfish guidance, rare sense of humor, and personal attention to every detail have made our school one of the most beautiful and outstand- ing in the nation. Because he himself is fine and stable, he believes in us, and we in turn 'try' to live up to his belief. For all that you mean to lefferson and to us, we salute you, our friend and principal, Mr. T. Guy Rogers.

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Wi- 0 San fqnlonia Scfzaafd Ma. '7fzamaA, B. Almost two decades ago someone dreamed a dream, then, through his initiative, his determination, his fore- sight, he made that dream come true. Spanish Acres it was then-thirty-three acres ot bush and brush, weeds and wilderness-yet one man's determination created there a great building, very beautiful. Already our letter- son is a tradition, cherished by thousands who claim it, known nationally for its beauty and its prowess. We thank you, Mr. Portwood, the one whose dream came true tor us. Close to letterson hearts is one who, through the years, while he was the well loved principal ot Horace Mann Iunior School, sent his graduates to us to become leaders here. Through the honors they won tor us, they reflected glory on the school and its leader who had trained them for Ietterson. We admire very much his warm smile, his wise understanding, and his splendid appreciation ot good things. We thank you, Mr. Miller, tor the part you have played and are playing in Ietfersons greatness. Ma. Umm Z. Milla M14 5 n.Z'05an14n,Z'omnJl9!zScfwal4

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ua :quulanf Calmness, serenity, sweetness, friendliness, lightning-like Ma. Raqmancf W. fqanolcf Friendliness, capability, dependability, tolerance, dignity, understanding, courtesy, sympathy-all these are the qualities of the true gentleman Whose friendly counsel and Wise guidance Iefferson boys almost involuntarily seek When problems beset us. He is the symbol of the friendship and .democracy for which the great Thomas lefferson himself stood. On the campus and in the corri- dors as Well as in your office, Mr. Arnold, we can depend upon your unswerving allegiance to our school and to us. efficiency, unbelievable understanding, brilliance of mind, and Warmth of character-these are the qualities We marvel at and admire in one who is every girl's in- valuable adviser, every student's real friend, and our school's good fortune to have. Never too hurried to help us solve our troubles, she makes us feel enriched and even much more sure of ourselves after a visit to her office. We know how much you mean to us, Miss Smith. M134 Qacznceft Smiifa o Gm lean af