Thomas Jefferson High School - Document Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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X 1 'J I, '3- TO THE FUTURE ' T Q v Xf '-.. .Q .,,..-, 'C ii oc e have chosen the name DOCUMENT for our annual with all of these things in mind. The term document means an original official paper or book judged to be authentic, which includes writings and information representative of the thoughts of a given group of people. Behind the term, further, are many implications connected with the heritage of the American people, of documents precious to our past history. Thus THE DOCUMENT of Thomas jefferson High School is presented with the belief that it will be representative of the dreams, the aims, the ambitions, and the day-by-day activities of the student body. It is hoped that the 1957 DOCUMENT, the first edition of what may become a well-beloved tradition of our school, may begin a long series of memory-storehouses for the students of Thomas jefferson High School. WM 3

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'TiHf FSR, iQQfslf il,fS MESSAGE TO THE STUDENTS AND STAFF OF THOMAS JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL: Traditions play an important part in developing a school into a great schoolf' We at Thomas jefferson High School now are privileged to be laying the ground work of tradition for the future generations of students to follow and revere. It is, therefore, most important that we should choose that which is worthwhile, to establish as our standard. The tradition of having a favorable record of the vital activity of a school, it seems to me, ought to grow as the school grows. Such a chronicle should prove to be a treasured possession of any student, for it is a reflection of some of the happiest years of his life. With this first edition of THE DOCUMENT, we intend to establish a tradition of excellence that will remain unbroken in the long years ahead. The annual will be deserving of praise in so far as Thomas jefferson High School is de- serving, that both may be successful is my earnest hope. Very sincerely yours, 4 5 I A VI: If ?Af'tlf'ilff 'ini f ,af ,TP , ' y - -- 'A' - f Richard E. Stroud, Principal