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

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FUSS, FUN . . . FUNDS! Contrary to these tired looking faces is the enthusiasm with which ,leffites support Student Council paper drives which help pay for many of our dances and activities. These serious-faced boys ponder affairs of Jefferson government at one of the weekly Student Council meetings which are held in the Little Theater during third period.

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BY THE COOPERATION OF THE FACULTY IN CHAPERONING AND SUPERVISING, JEFF STUDENTS ARE ALLOWED TWO OUT-OF-TOWN TRIPS A YEAR. ALTHOUGH SCHOOL SPIRIT REACHES ALMOST UNPAR- ALLELED HEIGHTS ON THESE TRIPS, A FRIENDLY CONTROLLED ATMOSPHERE PREVAILS. Run for your life! These band members aren't really running from space invadersg they're just making sure they don't miss the bus going hack to San Antonio after the Victoria game. sq... N uFight the team across the field! -sing en- thusiastic cheerleaders Margaret Davis and Joan Brown after one of the many touch- downs scored against Victoria. iMum cor- sages courtesy of the Victoria Student Councilj 4 Preparing to face the freezing weather after the Burlzank victory dance. these Couples discuss the prospects of a victory at the next game lwhich we rlifl win! J, 0,27 fi.

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TO MEET THE DEMAND FOR MONE- TARY CONTRIBUTIONS, JEFFERSON STUDENTS GIVE GENEROUSLY OF THEIR TIME AND INTEREST TO CHAR- ITABLE AND CIVIC PROJECTS. FRE- QUENT PAPER DRIVES AND EXTEN- SIVE CHRISTMAS CHEER FOR THE NEEDY CHARACTERIZE THE COMMU- NITY ENTHUSIASM OF THE STUDENT. If this paper drive worker looks unusually at home among newspapers, it's because he's George Gilpin, editor of the DECLARATION. Some people will do anything to get the news. Every year .Iefferson's advisories prepare Christmas Cheer boxes for deserving San Antonio families. Student Council workers load one of the gaily decorated boxes on a Welfare Agency truck. laii4 Ls 2sla1xsa1sfw:safei ' '