Jesuit High School - Tiger Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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LIBRARY STAFF If f fo Rlgff Ierrlld Sclglnonv. Irinlxlm NllS5 lI'l lmes MLCJlLlgl1lll Ioseph The lnhrary Staff, composed of 21 speclally seleet group of students uded M1 S J San Marco, S , 111 the many dCt'1llS tlmt are neees ary fox the effluent msuntenanee of a hugh school llbrary The 1948 1949 Staff hue done 1 supernor job eontmumg, the excellent work begun l1st year by Mr Ste15.,lLr, S I Althoug,h thelrs IS a work unseen and unaeelalmed the Stuff con tmued to work fsuthfully at Catalog1n3,, ZICCCSSIOIIIHQ, and mending, books Thls was work done durmg theur own txme after school and on S1turdays whleh gave a good mdneatxon of re1l school sp1r1t of thns small but select group it sim l Q l 9 qs H f - P 5 K .A Q' . f . 'RRI-Q' 1 al' ', T. l, . 'Na ja ,. Myers and Mr. Snn Marco, Assistant Librarian. s I' - 7 1 s s . 1 1 - y K s 'K Q. 6 I - L K V L . . . . T C 7 0 1. 7 X Q I Y 9 9 ' 1 ' . . . 7 . . 7 . 7 . . . . ., . 7 7 . . . L . . .

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ANNUAL STAFF L I lo R1,ff Duncan M1cDon.1ld Joseph Gartu Duck c.,ll11lIlO Nlt,l'l0llS In the bcgmnmg of the year the Semor Class voted to sponsor the 1949 Annual and planned to make lt a senlor actxvrty of the 1949 school term To brmg all projects to completlon, leaders are needed to gunde the work and bear the burden of responslbrlxty for thns purpose the Annual Staff was selected Nlcholas D Amato and Alfredo Rodrlguez deserve speclal commendatlon for thexr falthful persevermg Work nn the face of apparently insurmountable d1Hicult1es Joseph Myers, too, comes m for hns sh lre of credlt Whlle the staff thls year was small, It d1d accompllsh ltS end The staff ln the name of the Senlor Class provlded the spark necessary to bring mto belng, the 1949 Tiger 'fix-A T il .L .ng I ' 5 . A 'I rf lu., - L . y , sl Q ' N' ' , v' . ix. D'Amato, joseph Myers, Harold Brown, Alfredo Rodriguez, Thomas Trainor. . 1 L . 5 7 I . , . 1 . . . . 7 .

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Yi SN! tm., In I In Rlglrf lkoNr Row Prank Kearney Duck Clmlno Iohn Royal Charles MeK1nnon Harold Brown Ioseph Carers Dunean M1eDonald NlLl1lll2lS DAm1to Alfred Rl3dflQ,llLl Ioseph Como Ihumus Tramor lose-ph 'Vlcycrs SICUND Row XVarner Wood Sydney Smnrh lhud Murphey llxrold Sehvnartl loscph Patterson Ioseph Suarel Thomas C1st1p,h1 lcrrald 9e1p,l1onc Ted Illount lrcd lelnrt Alfred c0l'1l'llLl If1I1klll'l Munn Dmlel Rsaehelson lor three yclrs II Iesult Hleh Sehool the Key Club hts slowly worked lts wxy tow nd dlstlnetlon Thus ycxr xt hrs rexched 1n 111 tune hugh ln nts st1nd1rds of Honor loytltx 'md Serx ILC Under Ioscph Cnrcna, lts president the Key Club h1s compllcd 1 hbrurw of college catalogues from more than one hundred schools of the first rink Many other sm1ller projeets were undcrmken durmg the school year, such 1s obtunnne, for the sehool hbrtrv pxmphlcts on llorxd1, sponsormg d1nees and others The hugh heht of the yen' for the Key Clubbers was the trxp to Washnngton D L mel the Intern ltlonil Key Club conventnon th1t w1s t1ken by five of the members nn Mtreh Those boys who tttended were H1rold Brown md Ioseph Myers Delegltes Alfred Rodriguez and NlChOllS D Amato, Alternwte Delegnes, and oseph Clren, who ve ent ts a guest The officers ire Ioseph Garclt Presldent, Dunem MneDonxld x7lCCPl'CSlLlCl1f Harold Brown Secretwry Ch1rles MeKnnnon Frclsurer, md Nxcholls DAm1to P1rh1ment1r11n KEY CLUB I