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

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Certoin Jobs Require Speciol Attention Without the help of the IBM machines, audio-visual materials, and medical assistance, the school would tail to function properly. The people to whom these responsibiliti s tall work long hours to see that each student took the full advantage of his high school education. P25 Mr. Santi files IBM cards for further reference. Ridgvvay, Jerine Santi, Gaston Vetesk, Constance Wright, ye Robert 4, V , -V . Couwlier, Ruth Cohen, Evelyn Cutting, George Dorsett, H. Merle Fischer, Jean Fritts, Chantrey Hart, Randall Hays, Loren Helander, Paul Mansfield Martin

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Administrotors Set Exomple The administrators at Thomas Jefferson taught students the ways in which good character is developed. They helped the students with personal problems, as well as those dealing with school. By their examples, encourage- ment and guidance, the students of Thomas Jefferson learned to be mature and better individuals. Miss Stancliff, Dean Mr. Moser, Coordinator Mr. Wurtz, Assistant Principal

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yssgys ' it S31 1 ff YL 1' lqgqsgf 'tflglf , Vera . Eskridge, Ji ,Ld 72 1 ' Charlotte T Johnson, Elizabeth Lowe, Ruth 'QV McLearn, Jane Miller, Lilly money is a big iob, but Mrs. Yetter, treasurer, does it well. Gffice Stoff Keeps School Organized Tabulating daily attendance, handling money, and as- sisting visitors and new students were only a few of the iobs which kept the office staff busy at Thomas Jefferson. Moomaw, Louise Moritz, Eileen 4 -' ' ,B vm -I Pollard, Steubgen, Evelyn Margaret ST. JOl'1l'l, Yetter, Charlene Shirley .i i 41 V W ,rg 5 A A ' 11. 'Ur 4 ig, sv, I jf , ir,E.' ' ,v1, ,,.,, it A Ss J . A l Mrs. Stuebgen takes care of daily office work