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

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A seasoned senior bites her nails . . . . and a sophomore suffers It was this kind of season!! More than two hundred Band and Lasso members represented two thousand anxious fans. Sophomores felt the big excitement for the first time, while upperclassmen felt it again. And then . . . one wet November night the Howlin' Highland Owls swooped down, and the hopes of a state football championship were left sprawling in the mud at Alamo Stadium. 24 Suspenseful .Ewan , A A f 6 p5'f'H.5ii ,'Y ,'Hx QM QW X, , , .3 V4

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Co-eds' feet broke out in a rash of red suede loafers. Vibrant colors were in vogue in cloth- culottes, and too-short skirts came in strong, but went out quickly and quietly at the suggestion of the administration. ing from wrap-around skirts to shifts. Wigs, I ln Style for Ek ! kg.. , ,. K 3 .,,.,, 3 AL.., ..,,,.,,, ..,, . , ,, , H l Q 9 Lf Q., , , ' ' X x .xt Q 3,1 sf' , ft ' , M E Xs.- W - i , . .,,, :Z H , f, . ' - 10.5 i 5 i 3 f 5 1 ' . if K t ...,.,..,..Lt...W 2.51 5- .W ,Fu t 15 t .. . 3 - L3 f' . 1 w'w. :: M- Wuyi U,-MMU U ,,,. . U V' fwu, 2 ff: . 1 5. E it 4 tuti, ig M ' 1 -lm s-s.nmn,t.x2fls,s 1 , if . ' Q I --.- ,, , ,.,i.,.Yi . t,,M, t, ..,i Q , .H - V. I ,... . I ,.', gg: K at ' , f f . ,t I ' 3- , XX ffm 3 , I ' s f ,, , -V .V fl 1 I if' . l v K-ca! A , V ii W5 Bt 'VF i ' , ,, .. 1. . 11. 1, .- :.. :v ' .E.:i , : I ti 4 A - ' . , . X ..,, 1-3 . 44 gg Is . If e f .K Q. r.,, i L , , :E-1-vii. V. ..t. . , f- cus . . ff M- fn -f ,J J 1' Most students have to take a second look when they see these Kennedy look-alikes in the halls. Lynette fi f Newton and Richard Gerth display wllhe First 'S s at J 5 r VJ Familyv album, a 1963 satirical hit on the H.l.F.K.,s. Richard lived up to the reputation of his look-alike -. '. 9 when he was elected president of the .lunior Class. is Displaying typical Western attire that filled the halls with its flashing colors this year is ,leff's own Western singer, Joe Morano. More clubs and organizations than usual used the Wlest as the motif for their dances.