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

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:- This scene of the Senior Frolicu needs more rehearsingfi says the director. Speed an cfm! I O I Speech students may be preparing for careers on the stage, on radio, and on television. Speech students learn poise, self-assurance, stage presence, and good speech habits. There are many phases of acting. Fundamentals, radio-drama, debat- ing, and play production are just a few of them. These students learn by experience the correct method of adjusting lights, scenery, and backdrops, and the feeling one has while appearing on stage. MRS. EDNA MISS XIMENA MISS CHARLOTTE MRS. ELIZABETH WILLINGHAM J. WOLF E. WRIGHT YOUNGER Home Economics Sociaj Scimm, Spanish Commercial Honzenzaking Fnlure Business Club Leaders of America X

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AIRS. LAURA MR. VICTOR MRS FR XNCEN Nllbn NI XRY WEIR WEISS W ELCH W HE XT Library Science rllailzernntzcs In sl: Junior Class Candid Camera In Sponsor Club W . . 0 After a year of laboratory science required for graduation. something of the laws of science is understood by Jefferson students. They observe those laws at work in the laboratory. carefully collecting facts to be used as the basis forvaccurate deductions. They appreciate the interdependence of plants and animals. the funda- mental makeup of matter, the types of energy and their uses. Graduates from Jefferson have made notable contributions in varied fields requiring scientific training. ln the laboratories. in hospitals. in oil refineries. and in classrooms are workers who are proud to say. HI was a science major at Thomas Jef- ferson High School. Collecling hydrogen gas is the ex- perirnen! being marie by these chem- istry students.

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XX -5-4. Au '57 MRS ELLA 'VIRS EDDIE Mlsszstant Manabf r Manager The cafeteria personnel gue much thought to the students enjoy ment of thelr noon meal On special occasions such as Thanksgiving and Christmas they go to extra trouble to prepare fancy holiday 3 . ff lr , EL t n s HABERMAN AW6l'JDLEE l . 7 ' ' , , dad , 1 . i L -V . . i I meals. With very few exceptions all food served is prepared here at school by our eighteen employees. The only days of the week that continue to have the same menu are Wednesdays with Mexican food and Fridays with fish. It receives its basic menu from the dietitians in the central office. These foods are varied according to their popularity. Jefferson's lunch hour is divided into two periods to alternate with advisories. Our etghteen ca eterta employees are gathered together behtnd the lunch counter