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

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' ..N.,. Q M W mend' -V-M SENIOR CLASS PRES. ROBERT STLERDIVANT That Bo Sturflivant just never stops. He has been in perpetual motion since September, when he helped check out books on registra- tion clay. Bo was new on the job and hafl to rest after going through those mountains of hooks. Now, however, the No. l senior man has become used to those long hours. He has tirelessly led his group through a picnic, an outing, and 21 Christmas dance, never losing his quick wit or effervescent smile.

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STUDENT COUNCIL PRES, DAVID MILLER Four hands? Are you kidding? Thatls not enough for David Miller. He has served as head man in directing sales of Student Directories and Mustang Manners and S. C. pens and book covers and tickets and . . . All this work isnit Davidjs only claim to fame, though. His constant good humor and friendliness to everyone, his tall good looks and long stride in his effort to attend to everything have left their image in the halls.

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x at 5 , : 3 it 2 5 525 E 5 d : DRUM MAJ. RICK DILLARD He may get awfully tired sometimes, but Rick Dillard never ceases to find a joy in leading the Mustang Band across the football field or in practicing by himself. Rickis abilities don7t end here, however. He wrote Hlvanhoef' a composition musically depicting the knights of old, and directed the Orchestra when they played it in the Music Department,s program, HCavalcade of Melodynw School days haven't been full of enough music for Rick. He has played in the San Antonio Youth Symphony and served as the 1962-63 president.