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

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Discipline, Drill - Men Developing and shaping boys' character was the maior objective of Thomas Jef'Ferson's military department. The students of T. J. were fortunate to have the opportunity to further their leaderhip qualities through the military program. Maior Fields watches rifle team members practice. Food, Glorious Food . . . A kitchen staff member opens boxes of milk for the student council milk line. Dawson, Mincer, Maior Rex Lt. Col. Charles . . . Hollowed l-lolls Ham , well-known and well-liked by students at T.J., takes a break during his busy schedule. 25

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A hQ'Qi:.? V' Go Chicken Fot, Go! Through the competitive activities of the P. E. depart- ment, students became physically fit and learned to par- ticipate with each other. In seventh and eighth grades combined swimming and gym classes were offered. Later on students were able to choose between swimming or gym classes. T ' f .ill it ' I 4. W l q I I-gs 1' ll ll l I I 'sa fr.. t 'Sify C' X -. .B ,rr Gater, Jarrett, Lambert, Catherine Winifred Carol Day, Smith, Willett, Rlchafd Goldel' Donald Gerald Myron Fichter, Rosemary Fleming Margaret 'liilioil se. Q-' ,4-A-P! As Harry says, Kids who play gether, stay together. Shelves Ot Knowledge With the guidance ot the librarians, Thomas Jefferson students learned to utilize the resources of the library. The librarians taught iunior high English classes library skills. They also made read- ing lists available tor each grade level. Miss Fichter keeps the card catalogue up-to-date. w

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