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

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MRS. ALICE MRS. LYNDA MR. C. E. MRS. BESS MR. GEORGE W FULLER LOVELACE NICCUTCHEON NICDANIEL NICINTYRE MAHAN Library Library Mrzthernatics English Library Library Council Girls' Cadet Sophomore Corps Class Sponsor U l 4544117 teacd cane af 54464 and I w The library science class prepares those who wish to become secretaries for their first job as they work under the supervision of our librarians. While they receive this training, they also give service to their fellow students and the school. They prepare the books for the shelves and rebind the damaged ones. They serve as assistants at the desk by checking roll, and checking the incoming and outgoing library books. Many times these library assistants work for merits for either the Lassos or Girls' Cadet Corps. Binding books and helping with the many other things that take place behind the scenes in our library is their job. a .

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si. atwze ' me we!! Two years of mathematics are required for graduation from Jefferson. A major in mathematics, requiring three or four years, prepares our graduates for college work in preparation for careers in engineering, teaching, architecture, etc. Jeffersonls eleven mathematics instructors are proud of the records made by its umathl' majors. Many of those pictured above in their first struggle with algebra will go on to find the field of higher mathematics fascinating and rewarding, not only in their professions but in the solutions of daily problems. MISS ONA MRS. ANTOINETTE MRS. BOBBIE MISS ROSALIE MR. RAYMOND MARSCHALL MOORE MORGAN MORRIS MOSES Social Science Science English Mutlzenmtics Vocal Music Senior Class Latin Club ,lrzspers Euclidean A Cappella Choir Sponsor Math Club Glee Club Jeffersonaires Mixed Chorus Orchestra Director 'S-1 -XQ i at hgh 23 bi. EXX