Thomas Jefferson High School - Monticello Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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MR. R. M. ATKINSON MR. W. R. FLAMMIA LT. COL. T. A. HOTCHKISS MRS. G. A. LEWIS B.A. Norfolk State College, B.A. Frederick College, B.A. Virginia Military Insti- B.A. Virginia Union Univer- World History, Sociology- Government, Soccer tute, Graduate Work - sity, History, lGirlsl Soft- African Studies, Head Coach. Texas A8.M, Government. ball Coach. Coach J.V. Football, Head Coach Baseball. BLACK STUDIES SPARKS INTEREST MR. D. L. LOGAN MR. S. T. SHIFLETT MR. J. E. WALLACE B.A. Morris-Harvey Col- B.A. University of Rich- B.A. Virginia Union Univer- lege, History, Physical Edu- mond, History, Football sity, University of Virginia, cation, Key Club Advisor, Coach. History, Hi-Y lll, Human Tennis Coach. Relations Club. ,- 1mm, f'+- ,,.h',,y,v ' l'r ' P+ ' ltiffy. , ' I, wx... .,, .I W ,tix I . ,X 1 M r- ' - s fgg- 1--H ' ff Egg- , at X Q I . , , , 1 .. N , .I f , .-1 A - I , Q , - .Aer A Mr. Atkinson explains his plans for the year to It is apparent that Mrs. Hancock parents visiting on PTSA night. didn't think that one was very funny.

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INDIVIDUAL PROGRESS TEACHING IN MATH PROVES SUCCESSFUL MRS. E. DAVIS B.S. Hampton Institute, Virginia State Col- lege - Graduate Work, Geometry, Alge- bra. MRS. R. GIBSON B.S. Radford College, M.A. University of Tennessee, Algebra, Geometry, Trig Anal- ysis. MR. J. HOLDREN B.S. William and Mary, M.Ed. University of Virginia, Math, Cross Country, Outdoor Track, Indoor Track. QI? EXT: lv. Y MR. R. L. WILLIAMS JR. B.S. Virginia Union Univer- sity, Ohio State University, Math, Head Football Coach. MRS. M. LIGHTY B.S. Hampton Institute, Graduate Work - V.C.U., Georgetown University, Algebra, Math, 98 Reading, Maiorettes. MRS. L. T. TAYLOR B.S. Virginia Union University, Geometry, Fundamental Math. MRS. I. W. WANDERER B.A. Hunter College, M.B.A. New York University, College Algebra, Trig., Interme- diate Alg., Calculus, DepaHment Head. This being her first year at Tee Jay, Miss Eiseman listens so that she can learn as much from her students as they do from her. Mrs Li ht re ares for a conference with parents. ,Q ZLNQF -Qypp

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LANGUAGE SURVIVES DESPITE SMALL STAFF MRS. J. BROWN MRS. C. HAMM B.A. Virginia Union Univer- B.A. College of William sity, Spanish, Department and Mary, French. Head. MISS M. MORRIS B.A. Longwood College, Spanish, French, Spanish Club Sponsor. 'C MISS M. M. CLARKE B.S. Virginia State Univer- sity, Home Economics, F.H.A. , 3 MRS. M. HARRIS MRS. W. JOHNSON B.A. Virginia Union Univer- G.A. Albright College, sity, French, Latin, French German, German Club Club Sponsor. Sponsor. To teach students to listen, speak, read, and write foreign language was this year's main obiective for the foreign language department, according to Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Brown was the head of the foreign language department for the year of 1976. Plagued by prolonged illness of Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Harris, the department overcame these obstacles and sustained the interest of the students as it always has. Mrs. Harris shows gusto when teaching class.