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

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vu. LASSO MAJ. MARY LEA WALTERS Lasso Major Mary Lea WHllC1'S, who possesses an effusive and efferves- cent Wit, loves to practice her Hstudied stupiditvw on students and teach- ers. Although she is a great kidder, Mary Lea, whose friends compare her to coinedienne Carol Burnett, has a rare sense ofloyalty and dedi- cation to Jefferson and the Lassos. Though she can assume a look of wide-eyed innocence, Marv Lea knows precisely what sheis doing when leading her color group. Her loyalty and devotion were reciprocated on Chuckwagon Day when she received the ldeal Lasso Award.

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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.

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G.C.C. COL. HELEN RIZK She's the last of a rare hreed. This describes Helen Rizk, colonel of the Girls, Cadet Corps. Although Jefferson will not have the G.C.C. next vear, Helen has actively and rewardingly led the Corps this year. Under her leadership, the G.C.C. has managed student banking, sponsored the G.C.C. Father-daughter Banquet, presented the United Fund Assembly, vigorously cheered at pep rallies, and marched, marched, marched! For their finals at Jefferson, it looks as if the Girls' Cadet Corps might have saved one of the best colonels for last.