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

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CHEERS, CHILLS . . . CHAMPS! We are printing this picture to prove three things: That with twenty Lassos in the eye of the camera, there is only one smile, that Sally Arnold does not love photographers, and that Jackie Cockerell can be blown over by a strong wind. The R.O,T.C. furnished the Hsteamn for the steamboat formed by the Band and the Lassos at the Victoria game. Here, it looks as if Dwight Little has discovered a plan to exterminate the tuba section of the Mustang Band.

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Q wg Jall team performing at the Alamo Heights pep rally by sending up a cheer that shook the walls of the Gym. AT 3:15 ON FRIDAY AFTERNOONS DURING FOOT- BALL SEASON. THE JEFERSON GYM'S BULGING WALLS EXPLAIN THE ENIPTINESS OF THE CLASS- ROOMS. THE OCCASION IS, OF COURSE, ONE OF JEFF'S WELL-ORGANIZED PEP RALLIES. UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL, WITH THE SUPPORT OF THE LASSOS, GIRLS' CADET CORPS, AND BAND, OUR FIVE VIVACIOUS CHEERLEADERS ROLSE THE STUDENT BODY IN ENTHUSIASTIC SUP- PORT OF OUR TEAM. Spirit ran so high during the I957-58 football seasons that muffled pep rallies were held in advisories to practice for the real thing at 3:15. George-anna Hartung. Cary Greenberg, Jackson Pope fhidingl, if the Jefferson team and student lumly preparing for thc- and Ifigh Smith Chwrv --Yami Yamaj' ast game of the twenty-six-year-old rivalry with Brac-k. 23

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A photograph taken exactly at the right moms-nt can capture a mood. All thc enthusiasm of the G.C.C. is summed up in the beaming faces of Linda Gruncllc-r, Lynn I im-silver. and Bonnie Ornvlas. Miriam Olxercr and lioh Matjvka be-aiu out from behind pompoms of red Yi i 4 and blue' to chmfr the Mustangs after our victory over Tech High School THE FOOTBALL SEASON BLOWS IN when hopvs for Capturing tht- state title wvre running high. ON THE FIRST NIPPY FALL BREEZE, AND WITH FOOTBALL COMES THE RUSTLE OF PONIPONIS, THE CADENCE OF MARCHING FEET, AND THE STIR- RING TEMPO OF A BRASS BAND. JEF- FERSONS MARCHING UNITS. THE LASSOS, BAND GIRLS' CADET CORPS. AND THE R.O.T.C., TRAIN FOR HOURS TO PRESENT ORIGINAL AND COLOR- FUL HALF-TIME PERFORNIANCES, WHILE THE STUDENT COUNCIL AND VOLUNTEER WORKERS DECORATE THE STADIUM AND SPONSOR VIC- TORY DANCES. THE ELECTRIC QUAL- ITY OF THIS FOOTBALL FEVER CAN- NOT BE RESISTED-NO JEFFITE EVEN TRIES.