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

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Exiroveris and Iniroverfs Jellires liave always been ,riqlwl parlial 'o Counrry- wes+ern music: so il wasn'l loo surprising wlien we colloned-up lo llre lioolenannies flier were sweeping rne nalion. Folk singing slring-srrurnrners like Roper? Lozano and Fred May became rlve enkerrainrnenl fad lor Lliis sclnool year. S S. IA, For The Golden Six, Senior Class Play, stage rancjs and cast member: pain llals fo look like llwe nwaiesic marble palace of Auqusrus, emperor of Rome o increase ine ilusicri of luxury, sewing clagsea and :girls in rne Cazr Crea e lumes lrom crimson velvers, royai sarins, and Tyrian silksu Desplie ilne splendor flie selling, 7l'ie underlying rrerne was terzion and suspense aa caan 0 lueirs of Auguslus was rnysrerieusly murdered for lwis belief in rlie Roman republic If

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. . . leaders and followers l:irsT There was a swooshing sound as Alan Rob- erTs blew The microphone clear. We Tensed and crossed our Tingers Tor luclc. The week had been Tun- paclced wiTh campaign parTies and rallies, and ban- ners had spanned The Main T-lall. We had laughed over our Tumbling aTTempTs aT The voTing machines, groaned in suspense when The TirsT day ended in a run-oTT, soberly discussed The meriTs OT each candi- daTe-and Tiercely supporTed our own TavoriTe sons. Now we were hearing Alan say, We have a compleTed elecTion. The new STudenT Council pres- idenT Tor T964-65 will be . . lWe prayed, LeT iT be . . . LeT iT be . . . Oh, leT iT be . . HLQUISE ADERT-TOLD! The Tension brol4e. We poured ouT oT class aT The bell and Turned ouT in droves To The Main En- Trance, where Louise was sTanding, To hug and con- graTulaTe her. lvlrs. Aderhold, her moTher, leTT her sixTh period governmenT class Tive minuTes early To avoid being Non view when The announcemenT was made. Tommy lvlayranT, her campaign manager, had a bigger grin Than Louise herselT. The losers good-naTuredly sTood in The background To leT Lou- ise have her day. Above all, There was Louise as she sTood wiTh Tear-smiling eyes, and Tousled hair and shoolc The hands oT hundreds oT congraTula,Ting JeTT- iTes and said, l'll Try, I'll Try so hard, And Alan. l-low did he Teel when he handed Lou- ise The pin which had graced his lapel all year? IT he had any regreTs, he did noT show iT. He had The loolc oT someone who lcnew he has done a good iob and who expecTs Louise Aderhold, The TirsT girl STu- denT Council presidenT since l958, To do The same. I8 Headless oT her hair disheveled by The crush oT well wishers, Louise receives h sTudenT body wiTh gracious smiles.