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

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nl M1 Each year gifts are given to those who are to retire. and former faculty inenilwers. always invited. are Wiifltllf' greeted. Here Mr. Rogers, the heloved host for a quarter of a century. addresses his faculty and other friends for tho last time. I I I I Twenty-five years shows a faculty richer in experience and tradition and showing a professional attitude not even expected in l932. livery jefferson faculty member lnelopgs to the San An- tonio Teachers' Council. Percentage of membership in other professional organ- izations is well almoxe average. lt is not their professional attitude nor their experience nor their training that characterizes the faculty of 556 to the Jefferson student. It is their interest and their attitude of 'Lgive and take, and their friendliness to the student that is accepted as a matter of course by the student hody and taken note of by patrons and visitors. With very few ex- ceptions the teacheris day runs into far more hours than are known. Club meet- ings, field trips. connnittee work, decor- ating for social activities, sponsorship of out of town trips. Saturdays and holi- days spent on club projects: all these. in addition to hours of lesson plans and paper grading. make us know that our 756 faculty members are, indeed, dedi- cated to their profession. i?5