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

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Buzzing Activity: These Are Our Halls A new wing changed our clock-watching habits. Clocks in the halls, in- stead of in classrooms, made it impossible to sneak a look at the time- piece even at the suspenseful moment before that happy 3:30 sound. 25

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We have become accustomed to the moods of our halls: lonely, empty, strangely changed . . . or filled with students trying to reach the next classroom before the short, five-minute passing time ends ... or festive, gaily decorated for a dance, alive with dancing couples . . . And then there is the hall where a romance begins, where a boy and a girl meet to talk before school, at lunch, after school . . . Lonely Emptiness or 24 1 5 ' ' ' IZ if if ' |||b

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students Learn Through A thoughtful Marian Pfeiffer gnaws on her pencil. DeDe Carter cogitates for several minutes, then offers suggestions for their rebuttal on this year ' s topic, Resolved: Nuclear Weapons Should be Placed Under International Control. Practice teachers, college seniors, come to Jeffer- son to meet on-the-job requirements for teach- ing certificates. Under Mrs. Maxine Wolf Inge r ' s watchful and encouraging eye, Miss Jill Radford, Trinity, controls and stimulates her English class. Students from A to F like non-credit English Improve- ment classes, a fast-reading-and -com prehension course. 26