Thomas Jefferson High School - Aristocrat Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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T.J.'s clebaters did an outstanding job this year. Debaters pictured above in one of their many practice sessions are, left to right, Eric Coble, Bud Sandberg, Dave Kaplan, and Rick Scrivner. competitive speech awards 'IST PLACE AWARDS Paula Chance, poetry interpretation, Dave Kaplan, debate, Rick Scrivner, debate. 2ND PLACE AWARDS Matt Call, original oratory and humorous interpretation, Kitty Carr, dramatic interpretation. 3RD PLACE AWARDS James McGrew, debate, Craig Grant, debate, Bud Sandberg, impromptu and poetry interpre- tation, Steve Strauss, Extempore. STATE QUALIFIERS Matt Call, Paula Chance, Eric Coble, Steve Froling, Craig Grant, Rich Larm, James McGrew, Tish Mead, Jim Pierce, Bud Sandberg, Rick Scrivner, Kurt Steele, and Steve Strauss. speech One important group in school year is the speech club. Among many activities are speeches at 1 blies, public service activities, and meets. In their competitive speech ities they have done much to extend tame and respect of our school, a maintaining a high quality of ac ment. Jefferson's iunior high team was also a winner year. Winners pictured above are Alan Kathy Krusnick, and Scott Crabtree. One reason for Jefferson's success this year i speech is its outstanding individual events tea Individual eventers pictured are Matt Call, Bu Sandberg, Paula Chance, and Donna Milan.

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The Concert Choir anxiously awaits the signal from their conductor. The darkened auditorium sets the mood for an enioyable program. C3OI'1C3e1 l5S The music program at Thomas Jefferson has been exceptionally good for the first year. Under the direction of Mr. Bybee and Mr. Ashton, the choir took part in many beautiful concerts. They sang various composi- tions, ranging from Bach chorales to Negro spirituals. Mr. Eland did an outstanding iob with the orchestra, also, and their contributions to school music were inspiring. instruments poised, the Concert Orchestra blends the tones of their various instruments into a crescenclo of sound. Viv fgffi-P25617 .jk uf tfciafxvfjh c 'TD sith: C 27

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Jim Pierce Tish Mead Rick Scrivner James McGrew Bud Sandbefg Treasurer Corresponding N.F.L. Secretary V. -President Pf9SiCief'If Secretary national forensic league T.J.'s honorary speech club has been The resulT of hard work ThroughouT The pasT year. Jefferson was one of Three Mass Kasaaff schools chosen in The Rocky MounTain area To receive a Coach club charter. Only recently charTered in The naTional -office, N.F.L. will be The backbone of compeTiTive speech acTiviTies in The coming years and promises To prove of value To T.J. in The TuTure. ' is , ew' 1 BE 1? N.F.L. members. First row: James McGrew, Bud Sandberg, Dave Kaplan, Tracy Lee Henry, Donna Milan, and Cheryl Montgomery. Second row: Miss Kasdorf, KurT Steele, Matt Call, Paula Chance, Rick Scrivner, Tish Mead, Carol Coleman, Pam Fee, and Sue Thrasher Third row: Steve Froling, Rich Larm, Jim Pierce, Craig Grant, and Steve Strauss. 4:1