Thomas Jefferson High School - Monticello Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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From the very first, our days at Jefferson were enjoyable ones because of the friendly atmosphere created by our amiable faculty and students. Here We present to you the pictures of our school's activities at their best -faculty, seniors, underclassmen, organiza- tions, leaders, and even-our loves. CONTENTS FACULTY CLASSES ACTIVITIES SPORTS ADVERTISING DEDICATION T 0 MR. DAVID W. WATERS, our principal, who has Won the deep admiration of our entire student body with his helpful guidance, his understanding fairness to all, and his sincere interest in each of us, We, the first senior class of Jefferson, do proudly dedicate this 1942 MONTICELLO. piwffii My fww WW Q Z . .Z , if XA f? Z 2? K w ! My I . H 1? Tw IUUI NE ,,,- FACULTY M MM UQ He lUhr'7'E 1.1 P K v-.,... Z2 if W.-- y. W www! www 'wh' ff MM' MQ-iT'W 'vw.N, mwmwww sw- mf. -f -M'-m.,,., .M W. ,,,,,,w-- ...+ ,ww-'E M ,ww Wwwww' M,N,,,.,,..-.mwwf waw,,,,,.w,.,Nwf ww V' Www- ? M M2-:g,,,m,.W '5 w,,,Qwm ' W..--+Xr 'j .M Wwmw, WW numu.:N!8WwN N ' NMS M Hx' I CLASSES Xkxx MQ Y xg laura Befk Cliflffc SENIOR CLASS OFFICER CLAUDE WILSON DONALD YOUNG GERTRUDE WISDA P'rc'sidr'nf Vice-President Secretary CLASS HISTORY As Sill y Sopbomorcs In our sophomore year we lived up to the meaning of our title-sophomoresg sophos Qwisej and moros Qfoolishj. Because we were just beginning a senior high school, there were no senior high student body otlicers. Our council activities were governed by the junior High president, Doris Polk, while the traiiic was directed by the vice-president, Charlotte Curry. Marcelo Maseda ably captained our football team. We Had Only One More Year During the first half of our junior year Bill Sadler and Johnny Black were president and vice-president of our student body. Elsie Cooper and Charlotte Curry were elected heads of our student council and traffic court for the second semester. Darrell QD.A.j Borders was captain of the football team. For the first time we elected class oflicers. Donald Young became president, while Claude Wilson was our vice-president. We Came, We Saw, We Conquererl At last we were the dignified seniors We had dreamed of becoming. Jefferson was gaining attention now that it was a complete senior high seniors who sought to set an example for the sc During the first semester joe Leone and Walter I ning were our class president and vice-president. C Wilson was head of the Student Council with II Stoun as vice-president. In the student council ele for the second part of the year, oflicers chosen to 3 our student activities and traffic were Tony Rocha and Olga Martinez. Jack Borden was football captain. We elected Claude Wilson and Donald Young president and vice-president of the senior class. To represent us at Rotary and Lion's Club meetings we chose Lawrence Gunter and Claude Wilson for the first semester and Donald Young and Claude Wilson for the second sem- ester. Our rifle team consisting entirely of seniors, won first place in the Fourth Corps Area Intercollegiate Rifle Match. ACOSTA, RUDY In work or play he's never slaeking So in friends or fun he's never lacking. ALMENGUAIT., DIEGO Delightful, gay and debonairg None with him can eomparc. R.O.T.C. '39, '40, '41, Capt. and Ad- jutant of Batallion. ANDINA, AURORA Her uemrnplishments in musie are part of her versatile career. AUSTILL, BETTY My objeet all sublime, I shall achieve in time. Monticello Staff. BAKER, CALVIN To help his fellow men to fly, Into aeronanties he'll pry. Football '39, '40, '41, BICKLEY, GEORGE mropn He's a jolly good fellow. Vice-Pres. Chemistry Clubg jeffersonian Staff. BLANCO, SYLVIA usmn Quiet but dependable. BLAKENSHIP, NELL Sl-IORTY,, Better to be small and shine than to be great and cast a shadow. R.O.T.C. Sponsor '39. just ALLEN, AGE His graduation will rob the R.O.T.C of a fine leader. Pres. Sr. R.O.T.C. Council '40, '4lg Lt. Col. R.O.T.C.g Rifle Team, cham- pions of S.E. Area, Monticello Staffg jctfcrsonian Staff. ALMENGUAL, OLGA HSNOOKSU A charming secretary she hopes to be. Glee Club, Pilot Club Representative, Honor Societyg Student Council '40. ARNOLD, ALBERT It is quality, not quantity that makes a man. BAGGETT, BARNIE FFBUCKD He's big and likable and generally sedate, a boon to I. H. S. we're glad to relate. Football '39, '40, '4l. BARNETTE, Lois This fair, friendly and fun-loving lass has been a welcome -member of our Senior class. Glee Club. BIRT, ROGER If he's around with his gay grin, No one could be chagrined. R.O.T.C. BLAKENSHIP, FAYE From a little spark may burst a mighty flame. BRADFORD, FRANCES RBUTCHH Displays a wicked dimple. Honor Society. BRAGG, KATHERINE jolly and earefree. BRITT, DONALD On the football field a proven hero, and to teachers far from zero. Honor Society. BUTLER, FRANCES Di-printable, likable, sineereg those who know her hold her friendship clear. CAVANAGH, DAVID A knight without armor- He doesifl need il. Bandg Orchestra, D.C.T. CONTE, VIOLET MAE NSHORTYU She has all good qualities which wear well, but we hai'en't space here theln to tell. Volleyball '3 9. CooPER, LESLIE PEE WEEH Pee Wee's been an element of fun, we are glad that his friendship we'L'e won. CURRY, CHARLOTTE Brilliant, clever, taetful- an ideal editor. ' H. R. Pres. '40, '41g News Editor jef- fersonian '39, Adv. Mgr. '40, Bus. Mgr. '4lg Vice-Pres. of Student Body '41g Traffic Courtg Girl Reserve, sec. '40, Pres. '4lg Student Council Member '41, Editor-in-chief of Monticellog Hand- book Committeeg Honor Societyg Class Day Committee. DARLING, DOUGLAS DOUG Nothing is impossible to a willing heart, especially when he's glad to do his part. Glee Cluhg Jeffersonian Staff, Monticello Staff. BRANTLEY, MARION Bright-eyed, intelligent, with enough smiles to go around, she's never discour- aged us by a word or frown. BROCATO, ISABEL KITTY We predict-she'll nxalze a good stenographer. CANNELLA, LENA Fnll of mischief and life, but always well liked. Volleyball: Cheerleader '39, '40g Pep Squadg R.O.T.C. Sponsor '39g Glcc Clubg J. Club. CONTE, LILY A comrade blilhe aml full of glee who dares to laugh out loud and free. COOPER, ELSIE rrLUTzn A versatile, capable lass, she has been a boon Io our Senior elass. Cheerleader '39, '40, '41, '42, R.O.T.C. Sponsor '39, '40g Pres. Senior High '40, Glec Club '39, '40g Sec. of Senior Class '4lg Handbook Committee. COSTAKIS, JULIUS BUDDY Simply bash ful-not simple. DARLING, DOROTHY Somewhat quiet, somewhat shy, for the life of us we rlon't know why. Glee Clubg Girl Reserve. DARRIGO, LUCY Come what may she'll get there. DAVIS, ROSCOE Friendly to all, hostile to none, always jolly and full of fun. Chemistry Clubs R.O.T.C. DIAz, ADELFA A eharming girl with many goorl qualities. DISHMAN, KENNETH Kenneth has a rule little grin, but if you think he-'s shy you just don't know him. Honor Society. Dorn, EVAI-I MDRIPU Sophisliration anal poise are but two of her many rare qualities. EDENFIELD, EPHRAIM Seen, but selllom hearrl. ESPINA, ALICE A girl so fair, a girl so sweet, a better classmate you'rc not likely to meet. FERNANDEZ, ANIBAL PPHANKYJ With ability and energy to spare, he will achieve surcess. Baseball '40, '41, '42, Basketball '42, I.cttermen's Club: Chemistry Clubg Football frolics. FERNANDEZ, MARY Mary's a girl we all wanted to 1neet, because shels so lovely, gentle and sweet. Monticello Staffg Honor Society. DAWKINS, VERA HBLONDIEH Sha-'s tall aml Iiignifierl, yet 'mischievous too, cultivate her friendship, it will pay you. Orchestra. DIAZ, MARY MJOLI-Yu A girl so gay, a girl so fair, a corner is bright if she is there Domss, WILLIAM NDILLH Paints and brushes should win him fame, when as a eommerrial artist he reaches his aim. DORIO, TONY Happy-go-lucky youth. D.C.T. ELROIJ, LA VERNE Kinrlly and gentle, a likable girl. FERNANDEZ, ALMA With her music she charmed our ears, so we'll remember her throughout the years. R.O.T.C. Sponsor '41, '42g Glee Club. FERNANDEZ, JOE Anything worth doing, is worth rloing well. Cheerleader '395 Adv. Mgr. jeffersonian '39, Editor '39g M.P.O. '4lg Chemistry Club '41, Monticello Statfg H. R. Vicc- Prcs. '39. Fox, JEANNE uFoxYu Sweet and demure, a boon to any class, through the gates of success she'll be sure to pass. Student Council Rep. GARVER, MARVENE HBEANIEU Never too serious, never too gay, but a darn good sport in every way. Basketballg Volleyball, R.O.T.C. Spon- sor '42g Honor Society GRAY, BETTY HBROWNIEH She's gentle, but not shy, anzl there's mischief in her eye. Glec Club, Honor Society, Class Day Committee. GRoovER, BETTY Her voice was ever soft and low, an excellent thing in woman. Library Rep. '40, Library Asst.g Glcc Club: Honor Society. HARNETT, HOWARD NDUDEU You may not know him well, but he's well worth knowing. HAUBERT, GAYLORD NGATORU Teachers and classes are my only objections to education. R.O.T.C. Drum and Bugle Corps. HEWETT, FREDA She has such a graceful ladylilze way, she'd be a model to follow any day. H. R. Pres. '40, '41, R.O.T.C Spon- sor '40. HOLTON, CHARLES PEE WEEU I anz neither first nor last, 'tis well enough I have passed. HoUsE, CARL Everyone may not know him well, those who do call him swelI.', Monticello'Staifg M.P.O. Sec., R.O.T.C. ' GONZALEZ, FRANK A fine pal, a good student, a good sport. Chemistry Club. GREEN, MARJORIE HCOOTERD Small in stature, titanic in spirit. Majorette, Band, Lib. Rep. '39, Lib. Asst.g H. R. Sec. '40. GUNTER, LAWRENCE NLULUU To friends and teachers he is a joy, he's not only a good student but, also, a swell boy. Band, Orchestrag R.O.T.C.g Honor Society. HARRELL, O,DONALD noNALD He is a sincere and well liked friend. R.O.T.C. '41, '42. HENSEL, JOSEPHINE HJC.. There's a little of the melancholy in her. Baskctballg Volleyball. HEWLETT, OSCAR Not self advertised with lots of noise, but just the same one of our best boys. R.O.T.C. Rifle Team. HOLTON, HARRY LEE NFRAMEUPU A good sort and a good sport. JARRETT, GERTRUDE HGERTIEH She that was ever fair and never proud, had tongue at will and yet was never loud. Volleyball, Gleg Clubg Student Council, Library. JOHNSON, DONALD nucR Shrewd and capable, always on the alertg a swell classmate we readily assert. R.O.T.C. Rifle Team. KICKLITER, JIM NSLUGD A go-gelfer is lim, we'Ife been glad io know him. Bandg Orchestrag Swing Band. LETO, AURORA Happy go lucky and full of fun, she'll keep the many friends she has won. LAND, ELIZABETH Now here's a brave liille lass, hoping some day io leach a class. MARCHETTA, ALFONSO Summer School He's always on the go. Lettermang Foorballg Baseball. LORTON, CLARA ll fakes a head io ge! ahead. Basketballg Volleyball: Bandg Honor Society. MACAULEY, RALPH NALIBY MAEH This blonde and curly haired lad is ihe finest friend Io be had. Tracks Swimmingg Football Mgr.g Capt. in R.O.T.C. MAGGIO, SAM sAMBo A lad who is never lonesome or laeking in friends. Track: Football: lst Lieut. R.O.T.C. JOYNER, FRANCES URETHA ffRITA?! Genial and delnure, hui of her friend- ship one can always be sure. KIRBY, PHILIP HPHILN His is a greal amhilion--io be a U. S. Navy pilol. LANE, IRvIN ARcHYBA LDD A siurdy worker and a fine friend. M.P.O.g Monticello Staff. LEONE, JOE Ioe in the orchestra, many honors did win, his willy sayings won a hos! of friends. Orchestra: Pres. H. R. '42g Student Councilg Journalism Staffg Honor Society. LOMBARDERO, ONDINA Honor lies in hones! Ioilg hivialities will never he her foil. Pan-American Clubg Monticello Staffg Honor Society. LOUNSBERRY, LEONA Leona is a quiei, likable lass, a welcome asset to any class. Library Rep. '39. MAGADAN, MARcELo None but himself could be his parallel. Basketballg Baseball. MANNING, WALTER What could we do, how should we liueg without lhe spice some people give? Cheerleaderg Vice-Pres. of Senior Classy Vice-Pres. of Home Roomg R.O.T.C. MARCADIS, ANITA A litile nonsense now and then is relished by the wisesl -men. Dramatic Clubg Jcffcrsonian Staff, Monticello Staff. MATASSINI, LoUIs HNOSED This fall, lanky fellow, a swell elassmale has been, 'cause wilh his good nalurerl wit, friends were easy fo win. ' Football. MCCRANIE, RUBY May she always slay the same, ihough she has already changed her name. MIZELL, WILLIAM WILLY Wfilliafn is fall aml generally sezlale, a likable fellow, we are glad lo relaie. MOREY, MORGAN HPROFESSORH Lef any man speak long enough, he will get believers. Chemistry Club, H. R. Librarian '39. MUsGRovE, GLADYS She siis high in all our hearis. NEWMAN, EI.s1E MAE HCHICKH She'lI train fo be a nurse, if you gel siek-well you could go worse. Volleyball, R.O.T.C. Sponsor '39-'42g Library Rep. '4l. ONDINA, MANUEL Here's a boy who is friendly and kinal, just the boy whom we like lo find. MARTINEZ, DORIS HDOTI, She's everylhing thafs lovely aml sweelg good-natureil and always very neat. Basketball, Volleyball: Tumbling, Sec. of Class. MCCLELLAN, LAWRENCE HMACH Ins! another fine boy whom we all like. D.C.T. MENENIJEZ, HERMINIA MMINAI! A smile, a work, a gleam in her eye, if you're in need she'll not pass you by. MOBLEY, HUGH He'll soar high wilh his ambilion. MOTE, VIRGINIA NSUKEU A little nonsense, a litlle noise, make her liked by girls and boys. NEWMAN, BETTY HBETSYH Her quiet eficiency will 'make her nurs- ing eareer a success. NIPP, BONNIE NII1PIE I may be small bn! I have my way. Honor Society. O'NEII., FRANKIE Noi a flower, nor a pearl, jus! u good all 'rouml girl. OTERO, RAYMOND llffozlvxl, unilaunleil anal true, a granil pal for me and yon. Track, Sports Reporter for journalism. PARNELL, SUE SUSIE Q A suwl prrxonaliiy romlzinml will: Ibn' rare gif! of sinrrn' rongenialify. Glee Club. PELAEZ, GERALD rrJERRYn Really, willing uml able has been bis fn'rmum'nl lubrl. journalism, 2nd Lieut. R.O.T.C. PIJUAN, ANITA A frivnilly personaliiy which will always win ber popnlarily. PINO, VIRGIL A still, small mire. RAGSDALE, MALCOLM His Ialenis are of Ihr silrn! kiml. ROCHA, TONY Frienilly lo all, hostile lo none, always jolly and full of fun. Cheerleader, Student Council, Bandg Orchestra, H. R. Ofliccrg Pres. Student Council '42g Honor Society. ROMANELLO, PAULINE Sin' is not fbi' lies! known girl in our rlusx, buf sin' is wi-ll worth knowing. Pep Squadg Glee Club, Dramatic Club. PACHECO, RALPH Nollaing bollacrs him af all. PAYNE, MARGARET A Irrsalile lass, ln-r firsl love is alblflirs. Basketball and Volleyball '39, '40 '41- Cheerleader '39, '40, '4lg Traiiic Officeri H. R. Pres. '39, Circulation Mgr. Monti- cellog j. Club, Girl Reserve. PERERA, MINGO Sinrrrr and rarnrsl, a loyal friend. Bandg Class Reporter, Traflic Officer. PINARD, BARBARA EADS Gcnilv, allrarlive, 11nIli'niably xwccl, a more lovable girl, you'll rarely 1iIl'!'f. R.O.T.C. Sponsor '39, '40, '41, PRICE, ALICE NREDU Alia' has as many fine froinls as a package of mwlles. Basketball '39, '40, '4lg Volleyball '39, '40, '41, H. R. Vice-Pres., Library Rep., Class Playg Honor Society. REYES, CARRIE ff.nNY,, Inst a lillle girl with big ideas. RODKEY, CLIFFORD Ha' krrps lo binisi-if all be knows. Hall Inspectorg R.O.T.C. '39, '40. ROWAN, EUNICE erFISHn We know Ibis quid lass will make' a good laoiel bosless. RUTIGLIANO, ROSE Her good work' on the slaff proves lo us she'll make ii good photographer. jeffersonian Stalfg Monticello Staff. SAINTOUT, PAULETTE A irue Frenchie in all her ways. Dramatics. SALINERO, TONY A good spori is always popular. Football '39, '40, '41, Baseball '39, '40, SELBY, GEORGE He burns midnighi oil, bu! noi always for study. Baseball, Rifle Team, R.O.T.C. Captain. SMITH, ALFRED HBUDDYU He may be quiet and a little shy, but don't make the mislake of passing him by. SMITH, JEAN LITTLE BITD Summer School A truer friend and a sweeter girl eould not be found the world over. SOUTHWICK, RUSSELL Cool, ealm, and eollreied. Surely he'll rise in lhe world. Rifle Team, R.O.T.C. ST. PAUL, ANGIE A willing hearl, a helping hand, always ready on command. SADLER, BILL He's one of our tall resourceful boys, wilh dependable ejeieney avid nolable poise. Football, Basketball, Baseball, Pres. of Student Body '59g Traffic Officer. SALINERO, MERCEDES Willa her amiable ways and her sweel disposition, she'll be welcome wherever she goes. SANTANDER, AUGUSTINE DUTCH Qniel but reliable, l.u s won many friends. D.C.T. SKOV, MARGARET HSHORTYH Conirary lo her nickname she's big and dependable. SMITH, FRANK HSMITTYU When words are searee ihey are seldom spenl in vain. lst Lieut. R.O.T.C.g Band. SMITH, BOBBIE MARIE I1oI.LY Fair and square-need we say more? Basketball, Volleyball, Reporter on Jef- fersoniang Monticello Staff. STONE, SARA A friend fried and true, she'd .never make you blue. SULLIVAN, IMOGENE rrlMArx Her pleasing disposition and likable man- ner will assure her a sueeessful career as a nurse. SUMNER, RUTH BANTA Summer School S11-'t'l'fIIl'XS, a'ao1n'ru!ion, and yen for Iifr, uri' ullrilmfvx Io mukiug u good wife. TOMASINO, MELINA Shi' ilors brr lvsxonx ax wvll us Ibm' fun, yr! still bas film' for glm' club aml lzuml. Bnnclg Orchcstrag Glce Club. TOUCHSTONE, JACQUELINE UJACKIEU Thu! smile would mukr frirmls unyu'ln'rI'. Monticello Staff. TUZZOLINO, ToNY HSLliliPYH Laughing, Fllllfklillg, aml full of fun, wifbouf worrying, lif.-'x run' In-'ll run. VALLINA, ONELIA froNIu Tln- offin' will safer u great loss in bm' flvparlllrv. Pep Squadg Program Chairman of Girl Reserves '41, Service Chairman '42g Fea- ture Editor of Monticcllog Chemistry Clubg Asst. to Mrs. Scolaro. VIIJAL, LEONARD LliNlliU Win-u a likubli- 1.111 ix u wry gooil xlzorl, flml mukvx him a lml of fbi' wry lzvsl sorl. R.O.T.C. Capt. of Company K, Rifle Team. WENTWORTII, NELLIE If xilrmu' wen' golilvu, xbrkl 114' a milliomlirv. WILSON, CLAUDE For I!'ft'I'.YOIl uml self many honors ln' won, rucb tusk giwu bim, rclurmul well Jour. Pres. Student Council '4lg Glee Clubg Monitorg R.O.T.C. Gfhcer, Rifle Teamg Honor Society: Cheerleaderg Key Clubg Junior Lion. TAORMINA, GUY HLUCKYH Dcmrff lroublr fill lroubli' lroubles bjm. TORRES, LoUIs Tln' iilnl of fbi' lmlirx-ilu' fury of fbi' IIICII. Track. TRUIESDELL, BETTE Prrlly Io walk will:- Iuilly la lulk u'illJ. TYLER, MARION Muriozfs a girl IulJo's ximlzlv and suwl, a frirmllicr prrson you'rv no! lik!-ly I0 Inrvl. Basketball. VELASCO, HELEN I'Ivli'n is xo gunllv rorrzlzriml and mlm, ax u nurse slufll bc nin' for holding u xirk palm. Dramatics. XVADSWORTI-I, LYLE HKILLERU I-Ii' ix a man, luke bim all in ull. WIIITE, LAURA BELLE Rml lmir, lml a xwn-I ll'llII!f'l'BNlFllf. Srmugr buf fruv. Monticello Staffg Honor Society. WISDA, GERTRUDE Homlurux' loss-Irlfrrsonk gain. Typist on jcffcrsonian Staffg Honor Society. WOEHLK, AUGUST UAUGUSU Happy aml vonlauf he wamlcrs fbrougb flu' world. R.O.T.C. CASTELLANA, FRANK mane Ax a vlasxmah' aml xporlsrnan Il!l',l'!' lilwrl him from ilu' sfarl, so if xaililvrls us grvally Ilaal we now mm! parl. Pres. of J. Clubg Football '39, '40g Base- ball '40-'42, Basketball '40. DISALVO, JOE Hr may look quid- bnt look again. JUSTEN, MARY Summer School A xilvnl promoler of friz'mlxlJi1r. BOLESTA, HAROLD HARCHIED He enjoys all f'xrifrn1cni as if may rome, u'lJr'Ilu'r ils a iolzv ou a pal or a foolball run. Football '40, HOLDEN, EDWIN Hr'x out fo ser' flu' xcag be will- bv joinml the Navy. Football '39-'4lg J Clubg Hillsborough County All-Star. ABRAMOVXTZ, RosAL1E UROSIIEU Summer School Loyal uml lrm'-a friclul imlccilg Wfbaf rin- could auyom' ncril? Girl Reserve, Traffic Oflicerg jefferson- ian Staff, Monticello Staff. BELL, Doms Summer School Calm, sufeef and in appearance neat. YOUNG, DONALD PfRED,l Ha on whom from bofh ber open hamls lavish honor xlaowercil all bar slars, aml ajluent forlum' rmpliarl all bar born. Pres. of Senior Class '42g Rifle Team R.O.T.C.g Swimmingg Honor Society. CKAIG, DOROTHY A likablr lady, Ibis lass, a shining example' of awry class. Glee Club. JOHNSON, GARNETT A lll0l'klIlg eye, a pair of lips, IlJal'.v oflvn why a fellow hips. Basketball. VALDEZ, ANGEL No silent spbiux, nor jrxly clown, bu! a more likable fallow will rlmfcr lu' fouml. Foosball '39, '40, '4l. BORELLI, MICHAEL Hr joinnl ilu' Navy, io lc! lbe world src bim. MAGOMBER, RUSSELL HFARMERU Aflvr bi x sailml 104' scrcn sras, may be Iurn lsoma and live al casa. Chemistry Clubg Lieut. R.O.T.C. ALVAREZ, LENA Summer School Drjnvlilablr, imluxirionx ana' nicr, fo br' bar friaml is wise. BORDEN, JACK Summer School In eueryfhing ba fonrul fun and joy. HAMMOCK, EDNA Summer School Tlwn' is no oils:-r. OSTEEN, RAYMOND Summer School A l'b1'l'V'fIl1 bvurl, and u willing lmml -will bvllv u mul: as mulgbl vl SHARON, CHARLES Summer School Hv .vmilml ax nu-11 xmilz' wlwz will IlOf s171'alz. IOR CLASS SPONSORS MRS. MH'lKL MOOYRE MRS. DEBBIE SANBORN IIANQUIET COIs1hiITTEl'i GRADUATION COTvlNiI'I I'l'l2 MIKS. MARION UNDERWOOD MISS MARGARET DEAVER CLASS PLAY CLASS DAY COMMlTTIili MRS. ANGELINA ANTINORI CHAIRMAN, SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS KN Xl' lllll ll gi -g ,M l is , ww x ww ia xx an Q2 xx , , .. S .X Q..,..,., Q ,W ,VM I SENIOR B CLASS CLASS OFFICERS Pwsidcffzvf-BILL CARLTON Viva'-Pr'c'sia'c'111'-ALICE Anms Secrefnry-MARGARET CRAIG lMaurice Allen, Dalia Alvarez, Helen Alvarez, Alice Arias, Ella Mae Baer, Barbara Baker, Ida Barbary. Doris Bell, Betty Bender, Jack Borden, De De Bradley, Kenneth Brend, Ralph Brown, Louisa Caballero, Rose Cabrera, Bill Carlton, Bob Carroll, Blanche Cerra, Margaret Craig, Catherine Davis, Jack Dawkins, James Diamond, Albert Diaz, Olga Dorado, Aleida Espina, Marguarette Field, John Fernandez, Dominic Ficarrotta, George Fisher, Celso Garcia, Laddic Garcia, Tony Garcia, Alfonsina Gonzalez, Carmen Gonzalez, Lawrence Gunter, Edna Hammock, Nellie Har- rell, Elizabeth Harris, Pearl Henrique, Mario Ippolito, Morris Jenkins, Mary Justen, Eugene Landers, Oscar Lazzara, Aurora Leto, Angie Lopez, Alfonso Marchetta, Joe Mauriscio, Grace Martinez, Olga Martinez, Martha Massey, Ruth McCreary, George Mentouri, Betty Mitchell, Joe ,Mondello, Estella Murgado, Frank Murgado, Henry Nelson, Mar- gie Nelson, Duke Newsom, Buck O'Hearn, Charles Parnell, Eloina Pena, Orchid Perdomo, Josephine Perez, Doris Polk, Luciano Prida, Sam Pullara, Betty Riles, LaDema Sanders, Aldean Sammons, Jean Smith, Daniel Stoun, Frances Stubbs, Consuelo Suarez, Elmo Temes, Elizabeth Turlington, Carroll Vining, Marjorie Wadley, Wiley Watkiims, Charles Wilson, joan Zubkin. JU ICR A CLASS CLASS OFFICERS PV0Sid6'lIf1NICK CICCARELLO Vice-Presia'w1f-SHIRLEY JOH NSON SCC'l'Cf0I'j'-'DOROTHY Mooius Dolores Alfonso, Violet Alonso, June Anderson, Dolly Andina, Albert Aquiar, Blanche Ayala, Paul Austill, Chafle Baird, Alfrieda Batten, Edwin Bolling, Jean Boothby, Tony Bormeri, Eugene Brito, James Brush, Annie Carleno, Ann Carlson, Mary Carter, Esther Ceijas, Malvin Celaya, Nick Ciccarello, Josephine Cimino, Dorothy Cooper, Charles Cox, James Clark, Gloria Crandon, Patricia Daniel, Albert Delgado, James Dissel, Zelda Elozory, Marclde Estevez, Aurora Faeda, Aurora Fernandez, Denora Fernandez, Henry Fernandez, Gloria Ficarrotta, Marquerite Flor- ida, Lenor Garcia, Lucy Garcia, Yolanda Gomez, Jackie Gordon, Eunice Greenamyr, Tommy Gore, Olcn Griflin, Ruth Guy, Eloise Harden, Dorothy Henry, Mercedes Hernandez, Ida Insa, Emory Jackson, Anna Jeminez, Leonora Johnson, Shirley Johnson, Jack Jones, Mary Louise Julian, Raymond Kennedy, Myra Kipple, Ralph Lansdell, Victor Lcmus, Bob Lentz, Tony Leto, Charlotte Lohrig, Julio Losado, John Lucas, Thomas Lucas, Jane Maeauley, Dorothy Maggio, Angie Marino, Mary Martin, Zoraida Martinez, Luciano Martinez, Frances Matassini, Lester McLead, Mar- celino Melendreras, Anthony Menendez, Ida Milian, Dorothy Moore, Katherine Moore, Jimmie Morris, Albert Mote, Violet Mulero, Mary Murgado, Anna Messen, Billy Nottingham, Rosalie Nuccio, Carl Overstreet, Joseph Pacheco, Irene Palm, Lester Perker, Anne Patrick, Mary Perdomo, Dahlia Perez, Aurelio Pinan, Donald Pinnell, Carmen Polo, Elecia Puig, Augusto Quesada, Olga Quintana, Billy Ragsdale, Martha Ramirez, Oliver Richardson, Billy Robert- son, Gilbert Rodriquez, Alfonso Romanello, Marie Rossetes, Grace Saladino, Stella Salinero, Lydia Sanchez, Richard Sanchez, Dahlia Sarabia, Clara Sarmiento, Joe Savarino, Paul Schaibly, Catherine Shepard, Tommy Shodgett, Mar- vin Smith, Ouida Smith, Margaret Spencer, Josephine Spoto, Gill Stephens, Edwin Surrency, William Tanner, Jose- phine Taormina, Reggie Tucker, Jeanne Turner, Adalina Valdez, Jack Valdez, Irma Velasquez, Roy Walker, Margie Webb, Jacquilyn Weber, Louise White, Ela Mary Willey, Woodrow Wilson, Jerry Winsett, Adele Wisda, Karl Wohl- huter, Dorothy Wright, Sara Wynns, Emma Zack. JU IDR B CLASS CLASS OFFICERS PfC5idClIf-MANUEL GONZALEZ ViCC-PVOSfd0l1f-IRENE RICHARDS SUC1'UfHfj -ROSE LEE DAVIS Richard Allen, Peggy Anderson, Carmen Arias, Marina Armayor, Lawayne Atwater, Glenn Blocker, Walter Boone, Matilda Borrego, Vera Braxton, Harriet Brush, Tony Bueno, Ruth Byrd, Louise Camba, Joe Carreno, Mario Char- boiner, Jimmie Ciaccio, Mary Louise Collas, Carl Conte, Peter Conte, Norma Crusoe, Rosa Lee Davis, Raymond De- Valle, Julian Diaz, Peter Diez, Evelyn Drew, Joann Drew, Carmen Fernandez, Irene Fernandez, Gloria Franco, Joe Freyman, Gonzalo Fulgueira, Hilda Fulgueira, Gabriel Gijon, Barbara Gilkison, Manuel Gonzalez, Norma Gonzalez, Norris Hamilton, Mario Henriquez, Nelson Italiano, Dot James, James Knighten, Dorothy Knott, Raymond Law- ton, Mary Lounsberry, Rose Marcadis, Mike Mauricio, Bobby Mendez, Carl Miller, Cooper Mingledorff, Anita Mul- ero, Kitty Mohr, Shirley Nellis, Patricia Parker, Tony Perez, Donald Pitts, Raymond Polo, Ellen Price, Irene Richard, Edward Riddell, Joe Romeo, Dee Dee Roop, Joe Salario, Jay Schaibly, Farrell Scheider, Rex Smith, Peter Spoto, Joseph Starr, Joe Traina, Sonny Thomas, Florence Vasquez, Hilda Vasquez, Alvin Wall, Johnny Webb, Eva Wochlk, Herbert Wright. OPHOMORE A CLASS CLASS OFFICERS l,l'l'.YflI'C'lIf-TfiOMAS SMITH Vice-Presizfefzf-YOLANDA ARIAS Serrcffary-MARIAN ANDERSON T I lll....L.. U Daniel Alvarez, Marion Anderson, Theodora Anderson, Edgar Andrews, Rose Arce, Sandalio Arce, Yolanda Arias, Joe Bailey, Gene Barnes, Henry Beire, Clair Bennett, Dorothy Black, Adrienne Blumberg, Elizabeth Boatwright, Robert Booth, Willard Borders, Dorothy Branch, Pat Branch, Joyce Brantley, Otto Broeeker, Mike Busciglio, Louise Cabrera, Peter Cabrera, Mercedes Cano, Billy Cargile, Josephine Cascio, Doris Chaite, Wilbert Colley, Bill Cooper, Joyce Cooper, Edward Cram, Nellie Crescenzi, Ray Crosby, Stella Cucto, Peggy Cummings, Burl Daniel, Otis Davis, Mary Louise Daurelle, Byron Dawkins, Conrad Delgado, Robert Delgado, Carmen Del Llano, Richard Diaz, Law- rence Dickson, Albert Dominguez, Armando Dominguez, Oscar Dorta, Clayton Easterling, Thomas Edmondson, Jack Elsner, Edward Erskine, Myrofe Fadial, Donald Fanning, Sam Felicione, Earl Fernandez, Elio Fernandez, Mirta Fernandez, Onida Fernandez, Bennie Ficarrotta, Kenneth Floyd, Anita Flynn, Ernest Fonseca, Naomi Foun- tain, Carmelina Fuentes, Waldo Fowler, Wallace Fowlery, Angie Garcia, Bernardo Garcia, Julian Garcia, Ludivina Garcia, Ralph Gaver, Malcolm Gilbert, Rubye Gold, Robert Gomez, R. C. Gray, Harry Green, Argelia Grillo, James Groover, Jack Groves, Bennie Guincho, Wilbur Hall, Jeannette Harp, Thomas Hasty, Eddie Heaton, Frank Henderson, Helen Henry, Ruth Hernandez, Emilio Herranz, Margie Hill, Lunette Horne, Walter Howard, Made- line Hubbard, Mary Huesca, Violet Jimenez, Charles Johnson, Paul Johnson, Lee Harve Jones, Doris Jones, William Jones, Hazel Joyner, Thelma Kirby, William Knowles, Marion Krause, Hallie Lancaster, Palmira Lazo, Curtis Law- rence, Jensen Leverett, Alice Lewis, Mary LiCalsi, Josephine Linares, Lillian Livingstone, Betty Lockwood, Manuel Lopez, Billy Lumpkin, Angelina Madiedo, Joann Mansfield, Douglas Martinez, George Martinez, Hamilton Math- ews, Leon McCranie, Dorothy McFall, Jim McFall, Lincoln McMahon, Monte McMullen, Jimmie McNorrill, Am- adeo Mendez, Norman Merriman, Harve Miller, Pat Moore, Marilyn Myrick, Doris Nicoletto, Philip Noto, Elmo O'Steen, Horace Owens, Ferdie Pacheco, Lucille Palm, Dale Parham, Doris Parr, Arneil Peeples, Dora Perdomo, Jesus Perez, Josephine Perez, Louis Perez, Tom Perkins, Harold Pemberton, Leon Pinan, Floyd Pinnell, Billy Poe, Joe Porce, Josephine Pullara, Gloria Quesada, Elizabeth Ragsdale, Donald Raulerson, Friedel Rebork, Ellis Rigsby, Billie Riles, Melba Roberts, Dora Robinson, Iby Robles, David Romero, Frank Rosado, Zerita Rossen, Lawrence Rutigliano, Mary Samalia, Gippie Sammon, Lydia Sarabia, George Sawyer, Evelyn Shell, Gene Shewfelt, Dorothy Short, Jose Sierra, Edith Mae Sink, Peggy Sipple, Mary Ann Smith, Rowena Snyder, Thomas Smith, Walter Smith, Dickie Stephens, Olga Suarez, Mary Tagliarino, Nilo Temes, Ann Tick, Billy Tooke, Bob Truesdell, Armin Trujillo, Edwin Tyler, Ralph Vaccaro, Elmo Valdes, Sam Valenti, Mable Van Sickle, Anna Vetzel, Viola Villareal, Norman Waters, Harold Weaver, Betty Jane White, Billy White, Sara Whitehead, Orlando Wilson, Peggy Wilson, Lee Harve Young. OPI-IOMORE B CLASS CLASS OFFICERS 1,l'l'Sfl1l'lIf-NANCY SIDES Vice-Presidcfz1?-Louis FERNANDEZ SC'L'l'l'fdl'3'1MARION ITALIANO lfred Alfonso, Jane Allen, Delia Alonso, Frank Alvarez, Loraine Aman, Wilford Baugh, Grace Blackburn, Albert ostick, Hollis Buchanan, Marie Bullock, Rose Cabrera, Jenny Cannella, Betty Caraballo, Violet Celaya, Sam Cimino, thel Cooper, XVynelle Davis, Richard Delgado, Lorenzo Diaz, Henry Diaz, Joe DiFranco, M. D. Drew, Inez Dyal, lifford Easterling, Joe Elizardc, Henry Fagen, Laura Faza, Georgia Ferguson, Louis Fernandez, Lillie Frier, Claude areia, Janie Giganti, Beverly Gilbert, Alice Gonzalez, Joe Gonzalez, Zelaida Gonzalez, Adan Greer, Rachel Haber, iley Hale, Johnny Hannon, Clara Harris, Frank Hayes, Frank Henrique, Jewell Hicks, Amelia Hernandez, Ralph ernandez, James Hickey, Teddy Huerta, Angelina Huerta, Marion Italiano, William James, Carmer Dean Jobe, hristine Jobe, Bill Johnson, Robert Johnson, Everett Jones, Frank Kilgore, Edward Kirkland, Fred Knowles, Betty ackmann, Horace Lazo, Norma Lawhorne, Hope Llano, Lily Lodato, Julia Lopez, Rose Longo, Bill Macaulay, Bennie arino, Tony Marino, Sylvia Martinez, Emil Mason, Mary Anne Massey, Peter Mendoza, George Mira, Antoinette ontelione, Nita Moye, Bettie Newmann, Alfonso Noto, Bettie Owen, Eleanor Partee, Dolores Pazos, Clement crcz, Esther Perez, Henry Perez, Robert Perez, Constance Pina, Virginia Pitts, Mary Porras, William Poulnot, Alice uinn, Edward Ramierez, Harry Remnet, Vera Remnet, Gloria Rodriguez, Hilda Roguer, Mary Romanello, Pascual omanello, Julio Rosas, Henry Roser, Horace Rua, Marcelino Rua, Angel Santana, Lydia Sarmiento, Hal Schauber, loise Scrivner, Nancy Sides, Elmer Simmons, Evelyn Skipworth, LeRoy Smith, May Smith, Mary Taormina, Nancy aylcr, Sally Thornton, Marie Tuvell, Sylvia Velo, Isabel Wall, Helen Williams, Basil Witt, Sorrell Wolfson, Alma uclan, Mary Zeto. FRE HMA A CLASS CLASS OFFICERS 9A-1 9A-2 9A-3 9A-4 Prvsideuf MARTPIA TODD VIRGINIA MEIKRIMAN BOBBY BRADDOCK ALIQXANDER KAISDR Vice-Prz'.Iia'm1t EDWARD POOLEY MAY BERLIN GLORIA BLANCO MARY MARINO Serrrdary TONY VALENTI FRANK FERNANDEZ. VLTRA TAYLOR MAIKY FIAMM Frank Alfano, Carmen Alfonso, Joe Alonso, Peter Alonso, Mary Alvarez, Norma Arnold, Bruce Atkins, Barry Bag well, Alberta Baker, Jimmy Ball, Josephine Beiro, May Berlin, Cecil Billingsley, Gloria Blanco, Kenneth Bolling Albert Boltze, William Boone, Amelia Bouza, Bobby Braddoeek, James Brady, Violet Brownlow, Eugene Buckley Gerald Burbage, Bill Burns, Doris Callis, Johnny Campbell, Harry Carder, Winifred Carlisle, Isabell Carter, Cels Casanueva, James Castano, Malcolm Chappell, Frances Combee, Leslie Colley, Ralph Correa, Mary Costakis, Ernes Cowley, Douglas Crossland, Erma Cruz, Eugene Cruz, Marie Dabbs, Ernest Daniel, Jean DeLand, Katherine Dorio Rena Beth Dunn, Marion Ehle, Rochelle Elliot, John Emanuel, Charles Faircloth, William Fanning, Joe Felicione Tony Ferlita, Alice Fernandez, Frank Fernandez, Victor Fernandez, Bill Foley, Bernard Freidkin, Augustine Friscia Daisy Garcia, Delores Garcia, Esmeralda Garcia, Gloria Garcia, Modesto Garcia, James Gilleland, Camilo Gonzalez Joe Granda, Harley Guess, Eladio Gutierez, Evanell Hall, Kenneth Hamm, Mary Hamm, Frank Harris, Loi. Hatcher, Elias Hay, Raymond Hewitt, Virginia Hughes, Joe Jennings, Hollis Jones, Alexander Kaiser, Lorrain Lane, Dorothy Lentz, Lahoma Lewis, Jim Lindall, Billie Lofley, Cecile Lohrig, Mike Lopez, Nora Lopez, Henry Mc Allister, Mary Marino, Robert McCombs, Frieda McDowell, Grady Mears, Virginia Merriman, Johnny McNab Betty Miller, LeRoy Milam, Mae Belle Montejo, Hurschell Musgrove, Malcolm Newsom, Cornelia Nisson, Presto Odom, Charles O'Neal, Jewel Opp, William Patrick, Bill Payne, Lucy Perez, Raymond Petko, Mary Phillips, Edwar Pooley, Milton Poulnot, Frank Pupello, Joe Pupello, Accy Pridgeon, Robert Randall, Mitchell Reinschreiber, Domi nick Rizzo, Violet Rodriguez, Hilda Sanchez, Tommy Sauls, Jimmie Scanio, Mary Schepis, Wallace Shepard, Jolyn Sherouse, Norman Slaff, Harry Smith, Wilma Sparkman, Clark Stuart, Marilyn Tallant, Vetra Taylor, Harry Th Betty Thorne, Martha Ann Todd, Wilburn Tucker, Yvonne Tyson, Tony Valenti, Ruben Villademoros, Wadley, Betty Walker, Robert Walsh, Betty Warren, Lamar Weaver, Herbert Williams, Kenneth Williams, l leen Wright, Dottie Zack, Laura Zito. IIQII figjr NIM , 'IIN' ff' ,A Q nnuml H, A I L tpj ,X . 7 : iffy, I 1 f X I M BTU! 0 f'..-21 ' 'I I I 0 1 , X W , f ' I w fb Q0 ' 'J ' ii' I g f x sl 15:7 AQ! 0 NJ -f 1 ' 0 j ' 'W I f- u.NV,'I !hI- Q .I wa if , imlhs-I f . Q 3 ' , 2' TI ,. X i - -5 I' I f f - Mf , pr fd 9 f H I f f -:G 71 1 I if f f f m X Il f I' iw ,f M Q? I I K! f g 1-ZAJJQ v' X , M f if 14, I gf G- i 0 M A I ' I ' I 2 X ,fp I I pj VM X Y xv lg f -2 A I ff- -rw ' ,B-'-Tl laura, Belfe Whkfc ACTIVITIES UR BA D ARCI-IE WITH UCCESS If ir's gold trousers and blue 'oats, it's the jefferson Band in ull dress. Really, they are our 'reatest pride. After the coopera- ion of the faculty, players, and 'tudents, under the leadership of rs. Sara Tyler NVebb, the mem- ers were able to don these beauti- ul uniforms. Since the arrival f Mrs. XVebb, our very able di- ector, our band has grown to a ,membership of fifty-five. Partiei- ating in R.O.'l'.C. dress parades, 'iving school axxembly programs, nd performing for various organ- zations keeps our band players usy while steadily marching ahead or us. They have, indeed, done nueh to build a fine school spirit n all of us. a A N i. , ,, f- 'ww - st., xx -gg ,I W-mf, f' JEFFER O BAN MEMBERS Ax shown on Page 36 Flksa' Row, Li-fl lo Riglzlz Oscar Lazzara, Tony Rocha, Tandy johnson, LeRoy Smith, joe Leone, Armano lilizardc, Patty Daniels, jean Boothby, Marjorie Green, Norman Waters, Charles Kennedy, Philip Rosseter, Henry Fernandez, Nick Ciccarello, lfverette jones, Mrs. Webb. Si-eoNn Row: Iiddic Borges, Catherine Davis, Sylvia Martinez, joycc Brush, lismeralda Garcia, Hilda Vasquez, ja-i es Gil- liland, Burl Daniels, Samigfaldes, Betty Lumpkin, Albert Domin- iquel, Gene Shewfelt. ililllkll Row: james Diamond, jeanne Turner, Lawrence Gunter, Herbert Wil- liams, DeDc Bradley, jimmie Mc- Norrill, Douglas Baer, Marion Italiano, Dahlia Sarabia, lirnest Cowley, Billy XVhite, Mingo Per- rera, Thomas Edmondson, Clara Lorton, Edwin Tyler, Nelson Ital- iano, Frank Edmonson. ORCI-IE TRA FIRST Row, Lrfl Io Rigbl: Melina Tomasino, Frances Kiaser, Margaret Fields, Doris Bell, Sara Stone, Isabel Brocato, Emma Zack, Lena Can nella, Betty Gray, Orchid Pcrdomo, Alfoncina Gonzlas, Lily Conte, Sara Wynns, Laddie Garcia. SFCOND ROW: Walter Smith, Al Mar chetta, Angel Valdez, Frank Castellano, jakie Borden, Denora Fernandez, Charlotte Lohrig, Elsie Harrell, Elsie Newman, jean Smith, Paulin Romancllo, Aurora Andina, Frances Stubbs, Ida Barbery, Angie St. Paul, Hermina Menendez, Mary Dial, Aurora Leto. THIRD Row: Georg Bickley, Homer Gunter, jack Dawkins, Tony Leto, Emory Dackson, Karl Wohlhuter, Walter Manning, Marvin Kirland, Gertude jarrett Buck O'Hearn, Laura Ziter, Gloria Crandon, Isabel Carter, Marion Anderson, Genevieve Stone, Marjorie Green, Henry Roser, Duke Ncuson GIRL RE ERVES To tind and give the best is the purpose of the Girl Reserves. XYlUl'liillg in this direction during the past year, this club has accom- plished Hhllly worthy things. ,'IIlI'i.u'I-: Mlss K.-x I III I I N pl 'I ItI'xvaY llfxtm Roxy, Luft fu Riglrl: Doris Polk, Betty llender, Peggy Ander- son, .lune Andervon, -Iimmie Mor- ris, llarriet llrush, lfllen R.Ie Price, Onelia Vallina. l:ll'I'll Row: Dot -lathes, Ruth llryrd, Charlotte Curry, lsalvel XVall, Margaret Payne. l:0UIllll Row: Adrienne lillIllll7t'l'jQ, Norma Gonlalev, Doris Chaite, fi.llllL'l'lllL' Davis. llillllkll Roxy: Rosalie Ahrainovitl, Vera lliraxton, lrene Richard. Slcoxn Roxy: lletly Mitchell, Rosa l.ee Uayis. l IIts'I Row: Gloria Franco. l BOYS' SAFETY PATROL Our boys have worked faitlifully to carry out the purposes of the Safety Patrol. These are QU to direct trallic outside during sehool hours, L25 to prevent anyone getting injured while crossing the street, and CH to help regulate the speed of automobiles within school zones. FIIWI' Row, l.I'ff In Right: llilly Nvoods, Gordon Long, Charles Fisher, ,loc Romeo, Billy Kerr Qjunior l.lCllKCIl3Ill,, Hillery jones, Hugh Anderson. julian lliav tSenior Captainl. SIfcoNIi Row: Cooper Mingledorff 1Senior Lieuteimntj, Clifford Smith, Robert Iippenon, Ted XVittner, jerry llicks, lfdward llunt, james Gilliland, Niln Themes. THIRD Row: limory jackson Cllus Captainj, Bobby Mendel, Robert Young Qjunior Captainj, Glenn Blocker. OLD STUDE T COUNCIL lfntsr Row, Lvfl fu Rigbf: Irene Fernandez, Adrienne Blumberg, Claude XVilson, 1m'xiili'ulg Zoraida Martinez, Lucy Garcia, Xl'l'Y'l'fill'vYQ oNn Row: joe Leone, Betty Mitchell, Peggy Anderson, Iiloina Pena, lilsie Cooper, Olga Martinez. Tiinui Row: Tony Rocha, Daniel l'ir'i'-jllwxiclclllg Marcelino Melendreras, Robert Reed, Robery Mendez, Donald Young, Thomas Smith. HOW WE GREW During the second semester that Thomas jefferson was a high school, the tirst was formed with llill Sadler as president. Wfith the aid of a faculty committee a drawn up and adopted. This was the main project of the semester. lilsie Cooper was elected president of the next Student Council. During this was raised for the loud speaking system for our auditorium, but the greatest litlrllll-y fllll'iX4'I' Mv,s.Di'1nni2 SANixoltN activities of the school. making of a handbook. XVith the help of Mrs. Langston, Miss liutler, and the junior high coun- cil, the handbook was published. The school seal was made and donated by Gerry W'insett. The activities during the past year were wide and varied. The Student Council sponsored a carnival, participated in the forming of the Hillsborough County Federation of Student Councils, published a tratlic court manual for the school, and assisted in many other ways in the different Student Council constitution was semester, money project was the lfin'nltAy Atlrixcr Mas. R UTM XVisnoM EW STUDE T COUNCIL FIRST Row, Lrfl I0 Rigllfz Julian Diaz, Olga Martinez, i'in'-11rc'xitlel1ig Tony Rocha, 1u'i'xiili'l1l: Zoraida Martinez, .n'r'r'eIul'y: Donald Young. SICOND Row: Doris Polk, Nancy Taylor, Betty Ragsclale, Peggy Anderson, liloina Pena, Joyce Brantley, Lucy Garcia. Tuntn Row: Donald Britt, Daniel Stoun, M. D. Drew, Robert Mendez, Claude Wilstmti, Marcelino Melendreras, Robert Reed, -loe Leone. DIVERSIFIED COOPERATIVE TRAINING Freda Heweu, Frances Butler, Mercedes Salin The objective of the Diversified Cooperative Training is to prepare high school students for early en- into their chosen occupation while still in school. Students spend two hours per day studying directly ,l material which is coordinated with their work at ,,Ak,:a.a.x,, Row, I.r-ff lu Riglrl: jack jones, Tony Dorio, Rose Rutigliano, David Cavanagh, Marfon Tyler, lithel Rossetle. Tilrlxlr Row: lfrankie lletty Rilea, Russell Soulhwiek, Albert Arnold, .loe liusciglio, Lucy Darrigo. S1 Coxn Row: Imogene Sullivan, Tony Tuvvolino. Rowan, Augustine Santander, Nellie Ilarrell, Howard llarnett, Adelfa Diaz. l:IliS'l' Row: Alice lfspina, Kathryn Bragg, Gerald Pelaev, em, NI. Hodges, New SHowN: Lawrence Meklelland. job. They spend four or more hours per day in some business firm learning the real job under actual condi- tions. Each student receives school credit toward grad- uation and a small wage for his work. fgly Miami THE KEY CLUB Composed of the key youth of the school, it is for its members ber of the Kiwanis Club, its sponsoring organization, a drill ground for community leadership. ln the school, it generally Organived this year, the club received its charter during the carries out the wishes of the principal in all school matters and convention held here. projects. The cluh holds weekly luncheons attended by some mem- lfntsi' Row, I,i'fl lo Rigfilz jack Grooves, joseph Pacheco, Glenn Blocker, NVilliam james, Thomas Smith. Sl'1'oNo Row: Lawrence 4 ,lack Carlton, Nick Cicarello, Kenneth Dishman, Claude NVilson. THIRD Row: Mr. Coleman, Luciano Prida, Donald Britt, Donald Y Marcelino Melendreras. Sponsor: MR. DoNn1.n Col.ifMAN PA -AM E RI CAN LEAG U E The Pan-American League has for its purpose the promotion of set forth hy Pan-Americanism. There is a sincere desire to active interest in, and an understanding of the principles and ideals the aims of the Pan-American League to which the club l Iintsa' Row, Imvfl lo Riglrlz Hilda Fulgaria, Stella Lazzara, lflisa Iisperanti, Hilda Tuero, Mary Garcia, lilla Mae Baer. Sl c1oNn Row: Margaret Langston, XIlIllIXlH'Q Zelda lillory, Aurora lfaedo, joe Romano, Douglas Baer, Lionel lfllory, Marjorie Wfadley. ilillllkll Row: XVadley, Bobby Mendel, julian Dial. OFFICERS Pl'A'Xilll'IIf1BOIlBY lVlliNDIiZ Sr1'n'h1rjy-S'1'i1l,m Iaxzzaim Vive-1'i1'siili'1l!--Iul.mN Dmz 'I'm1xurrr-O1.cA Cuiitvo Ifuczrlly AJz'i.w'i'x: MRS. MARGARKT LANGSTON, IZTHVL Sciin,l.lNG HEMISTRY LUB The jefferson Chemistry Club s ai scientiiie 0!'g.ll!l7Llli0l1 promot- 'ng interest in chemistry .nnong Ietlierson stuilents. OFFICERS Pl'l'.YiAlA'llf-VIOII P1kN.'xNni:z Vim'-l'ruxiilr1lI-linwlN BOLLINLI Si'i'ri'lul'vv irml 7lI't'ilXl1l'L'l' N1-1.1.li. XVl.N'l'XN'0R'I'll Sjmnxor-Mus. RUTH Tnoams CouN'1'i-,iu'i,ovnxvlsr: lfinink Gon- lalez, joe Ferimntlev. Nellie XVent- worth, Morgan Morey, lfdwin Bolling, Mrs. illll0H1.lS, llnynioml Osteen, George llickley, Betty Newman. Orin its Noi' SHOWN! D.imiel Alvnrel, Roscoe Davis, Anibnl Fernandez, Donald .lohnf l son, Onelin Vnllinn, Alinimy Dissel, -loe Leone, Donald Young, Do- mingo Perera, Donald Britt. M. P. O. CLUB The M. P. O. QMotion Picture Operntorsj Club works nt and enjoys the presenring of pictures of all kintls relative to elnssroonm subjects national welfare, and recreation. SfHIIl50P'1hlR. DoNAi.n COLEMAN Iints'r Row, Left to Right: Carroll Vining, George Mentouri. Si1CoNn Row: Not known, lirnesr Cowley, Charlie Valdez, Olen Griffin, Clem- ent Perev, Nvoodrow XVilxon, Peter Sporo, Nelson Italiano, Bill jones. Tlilkll Row: Mario Henriquez, Philip Noto, Russell Soulhwicli. .lor Fernamlev, Carl House, Sain Mondello, Edwin Bolling, Morris jenkins, Tlioniqis Iidmonson, Ralph Vaccnro, Irvin l..lllL'. TRAFFIC Our boys and girls of the TrafH Squad have indeed worked hard t form and carry OLII a plan for handlin the difficult problem of tratlic in ou crowded halls. Thanks to their untirin effort and that of their adviser, passin between classes and during the elas period is well conducted. OPl7lClfRS I'i'i-xiilml-Oi.c:,x MAa'riNl'z Vice-l'n-xiilr-nI-MonifsTo Galicia Ifinwlly Ailrixvr Miss KA'riu.i:i N Piz't ri'wAY FIRST Row, Lvfl fo Riglrlz l.eba Segall Phylis Pinard, Peggy Anderson, Olg Martinez, Charlotte Curry, Doris Polk SIICOND Row: Bernard Priedkin, Ken neth Dishman, Donald Britt, Danie Modesto Garcia, joe Alonvo, Ton Salinero. EXECUTIVE BOARD P. T. A. lllllil' Row, I,i'fl lu Rigfrl: Mrs. Spencer D. Cowley, president, Miss Clara Crone, recording secretary, Mrs. Frank James, library and publi- cations, Mrs. Cora Sheppard, lunchroom chairman, Mrs. Ethel Schilling, corresponding secretary, Mrs. Margaret Langston, parliarnentarian, Mrs. G. XV. Boslick, Florida P.T.A. magazine chairman, Miss lfdith Watscmil, art chairman. Sitioxn Row: Mr. D. VU. Wfaters, principal of school, Mrs. R. D. Potter, membersliip chairman, Mrs. Dan Wegiiiaia, program chairman, Mrs, Ben Torres, historian, Mrs. Alice Sampson, health chairman, Mrs. H. C. Anderson, publicity chairman, Mrs. Ben Hill, vice-president, Mrs. D. M. Payne, treasurer. NOT l'lcTUlililJ: Mrs. Sarah XVehb, music chairman, Mrs. A. Garcia, hospitality chairman, Mrs. B. M. Henderson, education chairman, Mrs. Debbie Sanborn, beautification chairman, Mrs. P. P. Pinard, finance chairman, Miss K. Petteway, legislative chairman. Stoun, Nvilliam james. Tllllkll Row: NIPP H0 OR SOCIETY Ike N.1iS1mzrT limwr 'ww my mmm! ms .1 dung-2' Lim gi-.xr. Kicsnkwx-A LJ :hr mm-rx ikmxu Iimxlmruuggix :md Phu: Hugh irlmwli cxfficiaxuf .xl Our Tina xaxdurriun. 'l hv lm-rulwuu ,ur ici.-frm? Mum: ilu' upper llfscfxa pqsxcux uixvsilw V.QX'.hLL!RUfJ:1LLJSS. Um gmt' uv nury pcs metuxl 1.1 whit ,ziw :cu gn-:ment U4 ilzvg'rcwvw:N11swa lhfzw XlclxxlwrixxpxxxmlY'w11.1w-ixrymrx hugh N,iruLxxwi1w5v, lc,xJrrfIx:p. good Jmrakwr, ,md wr v1.v lawn xiw gwup Mum- :hr 'Mzluin - Llwrnxn. X.als15.xtm'E,1rx, and lkmxms Ai L' 1 :wmv A 'A ' .xruux :xxx xx x HI xx 1 ns x S NELLIE SRLOTQTORIBN BELLE WHITE essmusv LOMBHRDERO LAWRENCE GUNTER DONALD YOUNG- CLAUDE WILSON CLARA LORTON JOE LEONE secouo essnwsr secoao essfwxsr . ANIBAL FERNGNDEZ. KENNETH DBHMAN MARY FERNHNDEZ FRANCES BRHDFORD MARUENE GAVEFR GRAY JOSEPHINE HENSEL ALICE PRICE BETTY GROOVER TONY ROC!-NA CHARLOTTE CURRY BRITT GERTRUDE WISOQ OLGA GLMENGUQL Si -mv. his :U Rwfwz- DEM- Nm niifw, lwwfw Xin-mf. 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W iUL1I'I'KSAh3UT NA X X . , Ng mo . - ' has bcuvlm 3 yl1uOfN1-VN M -www 'fmxxx av r L ibm SIKEIIXIQN ivfI1sQs'f:U3:1.m Nf,:w1ivsf.'i,Txu' xx mx: su: Xu-ft:'miQ XYN! 1, lfxuisxsc R,-mrml rs T 4 W9 ix- yu? i f . wus YDS J ff z g':f'N M N snow? xreetuwq 'wht ,H .-ww,-, if'-'I X ' 5 fm-ff A :sw 1-Q.-2.,,1:fme.wQ M: ,wh gxmtixwxik. asf., ff v. Q- .Q S N . . ' K leuqzwusa rw: :U mv pmwlse KY! X B05 CARROLL. OLGA MPDRTINEZ .SPORTS EDITOR 395193555 MGP., - aahn, Ewlv 1 ,iam-51, ls mm X l-Y,xsqm',a lffusbx In . :mx La, Crum! U lin Ah w.lJ.,uzMI1 IIYYAAULUX U ,wp Ummm HUSTORY OF THANKSGIVING In n.mf.1....,g :Q -.1-,, 15 a -A--.rwrvgnvely Anavgfmgmx !,.a W fam .Qu z-afwzfrv Xe In gap f ' fwfwv vw rvff si xgxrmm forth A bram Cake cam H5 the 0 N255 aqc x uxsm-x,x, f,m,xul.x Nhezmpf, hx' 1.-um. Rail i Awflnn, My Mlm, ,Nl luv: i iw, 'ssxxx1ax-,- hm- 'xI.u,vuhx, X1.xm-Srxnzig, I ugxm I Jmiux, Xisr.uhwX1.ug , 1fxswu1,'xf,x:V4.11crI'1xm, f .wr-HT gwrrfcuwfu vepmneql from mlsakdc 2+.mu'uxw wav S430 P53 After pnymq SYM- .4-purview mwzixrxf whmh ,wnmnnff 1 1' ' SKFQZ, the ner pruh! was The sdvechsmq md R. O. T. C. We must lmin ami classify ibc whole of our male citizens and make milifary il1.Yfl'1lCfi0II a regular part of collegiate ezlucafion. We can lIl'l't'l' be safe until this is l10llC'.,,-THOMAS JEFFERSON. DALLAS B. I-IUNDLEY Howmxn N. SCALES C. C. BoNo Lieulerzunt Lieuf. Colonel Sergeant The R.O.T.C. unit was organized at the beginning of the 1939- transferred to Hillsborough. In March the seniors received 40 term. Sergeant W. W. Wallilcc, military instructor at Plant, purchased with donations made by Tampa merchants. C was the instructor, but the unit had no cadet officers. At the sions of second lieutenant to major were granted. bf'-fth - t S- tM.L.B. tkh . . . . ebmnmb 0 C mw scmcs cr' Crbcan Hman 00 C mage At the end of this second year during federal inspection, of the unit. By order of Colonel A. L. P. johnson, Professor of unit distinguished itself by winning the General summcrall T Military Science and Tactics, three boys, Lee Barbour, James ufor cxCcHcnCc,, in competition with the Hillsborough and McPherson, and Ace .Allen, were appointed non-commissioned R.O.-I-.Ct units. Company ..M,., commanded by Cadet C officers to alternat- as 'om an 'onmander and battal'on com' . . . . . . . . I L P y L 1 S I Southwlck, distinguished itself at the same time by winning mimdcrs' award for the best drilled company of the three units. In the second year about one hundred and seventy-five boys In January 1942, Colonel Johnson left for active duty in enrolled. Fifteen of these bo s were a ointed to take the sen'or . . . . y pp 1 traha. He was succeeded as Professor of Military Science course in R.O.T.C. In February of 1941, Sergeant C. C. Bond, Tactics by Lieutenant H. N. Scales. our present instructor, took charge when 'Sergeant Beaman was 1 A QFFICERS AN PONSOR Left fo Riglaf: Ace Allen, Patty Daniels, Russell Southwiek, Alma Fernandez, Diego Almengual, Peggy Sipple, Ralph Macaulay, DeDe Leonard Vidal, Irene Fernandez, George Selby, Barbara Pinard, Donald Young, Olga Martinez, Bob Reed, Marvene Gaver, Sam Maggio, Brantley, Walter Manning. L QLLEN cor., SH'-'PLE C.:-NPT, SELBV co. L.. BRANTLEY 151 LT. CU. PS' X X OFF I CERS UMSPONSORS T' . X X 'QWS 'E ww x X X XX X X Q Sf X X Q SNXQ Q X X wel .519 , 5: , Q :v..-,,.,. RUSSELL SOUTHWSCK PQTT9 DANKELS spowson u. copnee. Memos ..,.-..- .... -..---., OEOE R009 cam. Peasowm Avo. spouses wmv. BARBARA PINARD DONALD YOUNG SPQNSQK-R C0.L.. CAPT. LO. N1- ELSXE NEWMAN SPONSOR ssl wr,co.x.. WALTER MANNSNG 151- LT, co.L. .-X ,- . , -.N::.4:.., ,- ,:,.. -:Q , x , 1- w. 2 '-R - ' ., ' . 2 I :Y Q 5 .... , 5:g,:g:g::,s ' ' CQRROLL UINHJG zu? LT. co. L.. W-D. ALMA E-'ERNQNDEZ SPONSOR MQJOR BN. LEQNORD WDM. cmlff. co. H.. an O LGA MARTN EZ soon-sos cam. MPIRUENE GQUER svowsoa wg ur. co. M. AUGUST WOEHLK 2643 ::r.CO.m. nor' gfwwfv : lil' Lf S05 f?EE'D wwf :saw M.w.meeRr More DIEGO QLMENGUBL Lap. BN. ADJ. YRENE FERNRNDEZ spcmsoa co. rg. eamjmeecqgo EDWARD POOLEV 27,9 x.'r. co. H. GEORGE MENTOURS 253 LT- CO- M. A . 1 M I ,Y Af -.nr . 'J X'wqx,5,',,1.-2L,.M,hf W' .. . .. . My . ,Q 4 if Y-xg.J',vl.k v C A fm, .iw Q mmm , r ',..,. .Af'-...-bf-04, FOURTH BATTALION, SECOND REGIMENT, HILLSBOROUCH COUNTY, R.O.T.C. qu. :Cs COMPANY K Cummuml4'r-Captain Leonard Vidal: 1i.Yl'l'HfiI'l' Ofrrrflst Licut. Sxm Maggie: lfirxl Plulwm-2nd Licut. Burt Poulcyg SVIYJIIII Plufrlon- 2nd Licut. Claude Wfilsong Ifirxl Sl'Y'S!'tIllf1ELlgCHC Landers. M W' 'N ,,.n-www v ' A M' ... l- X5 3 ,wg .fw- . , ,rf X COMPANY L IlIllllllllldll'l C.1p1.1En Uunrgc Sclbyg Iix4'1'uli1'a' Ogfrvr'-lst Licut. XVg1lIcr Manning: l ir.xl Plulfmn-Zml l.iw:ut, XV. ll. llrnnclmg Smwnnl l'fulnnu -Zml Licut. Carroll Viningg Ifirxvl S1'I'Hl'1Illf-'Cl'l.ll'lCS Wilson. 1-aff' ' ,Q an. A. . 1. COMPANY M', Cumlllllllllrl'-Cnplain Donmld Young: lfu'm'11fil'4' Ojffzwl'-l 'K L . Rvll' R--l' I 5 nut nrt LLL , Hx! Pxlfllllll'-2INl l,icut. Gcorgu Mcntourig Srrmlll Pla- frmn-Znd Licut. August Wochlkg lfirxf Smgmfll--llc Dc lSr.ullcy. -vm.. K 'fm R. O. T. C. RIFLE TEAM wsm FIRST Row, Lvfl lo Rigbl: Sgt. Philip Kirby, Major Russell Southwick, Capt. Leonard Vidal, Capt. Donald Young, Sgt. Oscar Hewlett. Suc OND ROW: Lieut. Bert Pooley, Lieut. Claude Wilson, Col. Ace Allen, Lieut. George Mentouri, Capt. George Selby. SOMETHING TO BE PROUD OF Our rifle team was organized in December, 1939, but due to the inexperience of the boys, little success was attained. In the next school year, however, with the same boys on the team, we won several matches against Hillsborough, Plant, and K. M. I. We also placed ninth in the Fourth Corps Area Rifle Match. After having been in existence for only three years the team reached the pinnacle of success. With several charter members, it became the first team of Tampa t win the Fourth Corps Area Rifle Match. In this con test, which is fired against twenty-three other school in nine states of the South, the ten boys with high score received bronze medals from the War Department. The following is the list of the boys who won th Match and their individual scores: George Selby - 380 Bert Pooley - - 371 Donald Young - 366 Philip Kirby - - 361 Russell Southwick 360 George Mentouri 3 S8 Ace Allen - - 352 Oscar Hewlett - 350 Leonard Vidal - 348 Claude Wilson - 346 Our next contest was for the William Randolph Hearst Trophy. In this match we placed with a score of 891 out of 1000. Only five boys, George Selby, Bert Pooley, Russell Southwick, Philip Kirby, and Donald Young, fired. George Selby was accredited with the third highest individual score. On Friday, March 27, a match was fired between the fifteen boys in Tampa with high scores in the Fourth Corps Area Match. This was a North-South Match against Bangor, Maine, for the possession of a trophy which is held by the winning team for the ensuing year. By this match the ten members of the All-Tampa Rifl Team are determined. The Tampa team won the trophy Jefferson placed three men on this team: George Selby Ace Allen, and Bert Pooley. In the matches participated in during this schoo year, the following boys attained a rating of exper riflemen : Donald Young, Acc Allen, George Selby Russell Southwick, Bert Pooley, and Philip Kirby. Much credit for the success of our rifle team can b placed directly upon Sgt. Bond, instructor of our schoo unit. SOUTHWILH SELB9 90UNG POOLE? snows: Up KYRBY WINNERS OF THE INTER COLLEGIATE MATCH WWLEONQRD VIDQL. Ui Uk I RN XYI7 U? I 14 lk! 'w XLXKIXM MUNI Y l' XHUX A I he il.-331' I 1. lk-E. IEE-wav l'Yf.SE.2fm,l:4'c11. I!.xiE.nx H Hmmdk-x. lh I I.Ruiwmwu. Sytjw 'T ig' I'a,!+f:T l'n!:zu!mf1, !'r1:X..l5, XX , XX'.xccrml'uHf,:jv.ff, ,, wiv U7 CLAUDE WILSON Lf GEORGE MENTOURI ?'RINEYl.-XlIU'QU! Niiilklw V . . I A I 51, Em ' NT.-:Suu J, IMNJ5 M-mf, L, Img. Xiwwm-T1 1' 41' Y ' 1 iz .5 X I- g 'T :wg - T-.E,:f . -::. x.': . .L fi : A :'- T'f ' ,, 05698 GSW LET-Y . C0L- ACE QLLEN h :m : QR .wus ,..--. 4- ers S. K ' - 1 N Foul t.itouNn, la-fr In Riglil: Barbara Pinard, Charlotte Curry. STANDING: Diego Almengual, Paulette Saintout, Claude Wilsoii, Henry Tratlieanti, Russell Southwielt, Ondina Lombardero, George Bickley, Helen Velasco, Tony Rocha, Alice Price. if UDICTATOR DAD ' NN 1 PRlfSliNTlfD BY Tl-ill SENIOR CLASS, MAY li, 1942. K 2 Dirt't'lor: Mks. M.uuoN UNDtittwoon , 1, t SlL'l l'lNts: the entire action of the play takes place in the Farnham's living room, Q , X in a mitl-western city. Cast or CtmkAc'1'i-.its Prim' f'tlI'Ill?tlNl, an inventor ------4-- -- Hi NRY 'l itAififlcAN'rl ' -we - ici - - - ' I, N 'cf' I.tm1'u, his wife ---- - - - Iarsna Coomit M K M Asn ,foot I--R Iulir, their daughter - - - llanlmka PINARH UM' E AIKION l 0' 5 'mln m Richie, their son ---- - - Gizoittzi. Btcit1.l.v N'f'A 'f 0P Kmupd Auul fil'VfI'llt1A',l,1lLll'Ll'S sister - - - - - ONIIINA LOMBARDIZRO D l ' Paul Ilnilmu, julie's admirer - - - -------- Cmuoia WILSON .ouixv Iitzlvx, neighborhood coquette ---- H1at.12N Vi taxsco Urnrgr Aillvr, their nephew ----- Dnuo A1.MiaNuUAI. 'lwlry Atller, business man - - - TONY Rocna G1t't'nMur'.vlmll, socially elite - - PaU1.l.1'Tla SAINTOUT Iinuit' Aillvr. his wife - - - At.1t:1: PRICIQ Mr. Watson, of United Motors - - Russrtt. Sou't'uwlt'tt PLOT this to force Dad to sign away his invention for Sl0,000. It seems Dad, the dictator, invents things. He had one good invention 'which was stolen from him by Henry Adler, who became rich from it. Now Dad has another invention. Aunt Gertrude wants Dad to e friendly with Adler and sell him the invention for !Sl0,000. Dad won't do it. Richie wants to take Louise to a dance, but he Dad is defeated, but at the last moment, the United Motors man comes in and tells them the invention is worthless, since someone else has already patented the idea. Everybody is happy then, for Adler is defeated, they have money to live on and llad really understands his family for the first time. hasn't a car. George loans him l'lenry's car, which Richie smashes aip. lle lands in jail with serious charges against him. Henry uses PLAY STAFF Imfl In Riglrl: Betty Gray, publicity chairmang jackie Touchstone, advertising: Anita Marcadis, make-up: Raymond Osteen, propertiesg f Ace Allen, stage: Marie Smith, costumes, Gertrude NY isda, light propertiesg Mary Fernandez, business n1gr.g lrvin Lane, electrician. IOR BANG, E, CLASS Ol: I9 Lcvlumhna R855-taura Best CLGUDE WILSON' MARGARET PFNNE 7?Z0Si'.43'a s'AfaZ -W 247461-zzz M W - Mfnfi mf- X 1 . C rzfffc' PHILIP mreav mmh Peamnmmzz gpmlgg ggpm Soup VELLOW RULE St CHYCHEN A fi? ' ffizfdaicf ' . SPQNESH NHXED SALAD WED TEH 106 556105 A COCOFBNUT SCE CREHNJ X Q ,, I3 351' 2' ELSIE NEWMPQN ' PPHLIP HEPES' Rest Vkyscaueu q Was? 5o,u611sfz'cfzfed ffm? Se Boy 'smu- wX Xiih I .yxxgagx lxwxuu LMQRENCE GUNTER NELUE WENTWORTH , wl?fl?5f 'X ' 3 5 V5 2 ,. . .f'.Q::-H fiif ff U K - Y.. fax: f, ' 'KEEE-rn Xffilvt Q fx. . if 2-igxgw ' FACE FALLEN UERQ DEMUKQNS LESUE COOPER NDGRJORIF. Jycfecze 5emb'z GIRLS CLASS N TAB RST ANNUAL BANQUET - ag 7555 IQAPZ, 8 P. 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Tunux Row: Asst, Coach Richard Spoto, Billy Ragsdale, Donald Britt, Robert I.entz, Philip Kirby, Bill Sadler Reed, Albert Mote, lidwin llolton, Coach Harker. N0'l' SHOWN: D. A. Borders, Tony Leto, Mario Ippolito, Eugene Lewis, Paul Seliaibly OUR FOOTBALL HISTORY In 1939 Jefferson became a high school. With all the excitement, plans, and organization came talent from all parts of the city. This talent was to make the school what it is today. In the organization, of course, came sports. W. E. Harker was appointed head coach. He called the first practice of a Jefferson high team late in August. About twenty odd boys appeared at that prac- tice-and they were mlilg small but willing boys who found the first few practices hard and tiresome. But the soreness of arms and legs gradually disappeared. Coach weeded out the boys who didn't show up so well and prepared the other boys for their first game-against Dade City. Among these boys were Marcelo Maseda, who proved to be a fine football player and equally good in basketball and baseball. He was elected captain and lcd his team over a rocky Hrst year losing the majority of the games but retaining that hard fighting jeffer- son spirit. Then came 1940-a better year although meeting better and more experienced teams. We met, this year, for the Hrst time in our football history, other city teams --Jesuit and Plant. We lost both, but bowed grac- iously. D. A. Borders starred as the best player and was elected captain. But let us now turn to a brighter field and the pres- ent time. The first Jefferson Senior High team took to the field. It sounds good, doesnit it? I don't say this as a question to be answered, for if you are a loyal Jef- fersonian, there is no question in your mind. These spirited players took to the Held in sparkling uniforms and felt the thrill and glory of wearing the good old Gold and Blue. They heard the cry for victory but could not answer, for they lost the Hrst game. Yet boys said Never say Die, and went on to glory trimming Clearwater, a team that had tied I-Iillsbor ough. This brought the sweet taste of victory On and on we went for five straight wins, but th feat struck-due mainly to injury of a couple of our men-and stayed with the team for the remaining games on the schedule. Although this did not hurt spirit, it hurt the heart of each and every player and swell coach. This first high school football season with five wins and four defeats. jack Borden elected captain. The Typhoons QB teamj won three games out of with Hdlsborough, Plant, and St. Petersburg. Because most of these boys are now graduating, let not forget them and all their sacrifices. May they go to win more glory and fame in other parts of this THE COACHES Leff In Rigblz Asst. Coach Richard Spoto, Coach W. E. Harker 1. THE LETTERMEN Barnie Baggett D. A. Borders Alfonso Marchetta Tony I.elo Angel Valdez jay Schaibly Ralph Brown Marcelo Magadan Tony Garcia lfrank Castellana Robert Lentz Luciano pridn We wish we had time and space to tell you of the outstanding fine qualities of these boys who have been working hard to earn their letters. They have learned through sacrifices and hard work just how much these mean to them. Bill Sadler has nine letters: Three each in football, basketball and baseball. Some of these were members of our firxl football teani: I.. Iiml: Tony Salincro R. limi: Bill Sadler L. Tin'k1i': jack Borden R. Tavlclva Eugene Lewis L. Guin-il: Hector Pividal R. Guaril: Barnic Baggctt I.. H. Bark: Arthur Bell R. H. Burk: Sam Castcllana, C. Winston Pritchcr Q. Barfcz Robert Santana F. Burk: Marcelo Maseda Eugcnc Lewis Anibal Fernandez Mario Ippolito Bob Reed Byron Dawkins Marvin Dawkins Philip Kirby Willigiiii Tanner Paul Schaibly Tony Salinero Bill Sadler Donald Britt .lack Borden SOME OF THE SAME Ifmsi' Row, Ixff In Riglil: Tony Salinero, Frank Castellana, Angel Valdez, Alfonso Marchetta, Barnie Baggett. Sl eoxn Row: D. A. Borders, ,lack Borden, liugene Lewis, Paul Sehaibly, Bill Sadler, Donald Britt, .lay Sehaibly, Byron Dawkins. Q S-1 Q5 lg'O'w fa L xx gov' ,ae BQRNIE 5? Kg lm 'YI HIRBV vfm.x.1aacK'4x SCI! Supl. 25 jaifcfwn Om. Oct. IL'tfn:x'mxx H1 j+:1h'r-Qmu TACH!-E Url. 3? Alvtfcrson I K if t. jcifcmmn , UU. . JCYTUFQUYI Nov Jcffcrxoxx Nov, Bl jeffvxrmxx Nov. 28 ,jefferson OE jg.. --.,, s 1 , J GuareD'A-x I 1-- - K . ,255 --'- - :B 1: QM 'bf Q t . W i M.iQiXQf-WQ5gii A..- x09 :AX N05 '40 QQWRD , M fl- IQUULE 'M 19-41 0 14 12 a 35 0 O 0 1 ' Q fx.. f' cwmxm x lk l lQuxL M jcxuit, C,Ilcm'w.nux' A Avon Vgrk A M Mimni Bunch FL. 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The jefferson Golden Dragon Quintet ended their ason with seven victories nd fourteen defeats, win- ing two in the District ournanient and losing to ndrew jackson in the State 1Ulll l1lllI1Clll'. A brilliant vic- ory over Lakeland qualified he Dragons for the State 'ournament. On a trip to he liast Coast the Dragons ere victorious over Ft. Lau- erdale and Ponce de Leon f Coral Gables, but lost a lose game to Miami Beach. .ack of any one individual igh scorer was the main rea- wn for the loss of quite a iw close games. an. S jefferson 28 an. 6 jefferson 30 an. 9 jefferson 2 l an, I 3 jefferson Z4 an. 14 jefferson 40 an. l 6 jefferson 29 an. 29 jefferson ll eb. 3 jefferson 28 eb. 4 jefferson 35 eb. T jefferson 29 eb. fi jeIfer:.o:1 38 l I Brandon Mulberry St. Petersburg Hillsborough Clearwater Police dc Leon jesuit Plant Ft. Lauderdale Miami Beach Ponce de Leon FIRST Row, Left lo R'gl1f: Wilftmrd Baugh, Eugene Landers, Ralph Brown, Manuel Gonzalez, Bill Burns. Sl.coNo Row: Bill Carlton, Anibal Fernandez, Bob Reed, XVillian1 Tanner, Bill Sadler, Luciano Prida. SCHEDULE Here There There There There Here Here There There There There Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar Mar Mar. Mar ACTIO A :'.i -EE '.,.-.. -,:- z .,,., . jefferson jefferson jefferson jefferson jefferson jeH'er' on jefferson jefferson jefferfon N? Ng. 32 33 30 27 44 lu.utoN 29 25 31 STATI 27 Clearwater Plant St. Petersburg Hillsborough jesuit xt, 'l'0URNAMl1N'l' Wiiiter Haven Hillsborough Lakeland TouRNaMtaN'l' Andrew jackson Here There I lere There There 4 TRACK , lfefl In Right: Paul Schaibly, Donall Britt, Raymond Otero, Carl Overstree Tony Bueno. Noi' SiiowN: Iidwl Fonseco, Billy Raigsdale. SPRINTIQRS: Tony Bueno, Carl Oven street, lfzlwin Fonseeo. Dis'rANt:i-. RUNNi.ns: Raymond Oter- Donald Britt, Paul Schaibly. FIELD Iivi.N'rs: IJ.'xr11x: Billy Ragsdale- Slml-lull: Carl Overstreel. Iliglr ju111lu'r'x: Paul Schaibly, Doi' aid Britt. The track team competed with Plan Hillsborough, Lakeland, and St. Pet. lt was planned to attend the state mcu at Gainesville, but due to the lack C transportation, these plans were car celled. 1 O Lefl lo Rigbf: George Bickley, Bill jones, Bobby Mendez, Herbert Wriglit, Roger Birt, Donald Young, Harvey Young. SWIMMING FLASHES A D SPLASHES Our swimming team is a very tiny mite, having only five mem- bers but nevertheless it is :1 mighty mite. In its first meet, that with Hillsborough, our team defeated the vaunted Terriers to the tune of S7 to 38. Although our team members did not shine in the freestyle events, we did win enough points to outclass Hillsborough by a wide margin. The events and thc places won are as follows: 50 yurrl rlaxb-Hope, HHS, Birt, KIHSQ Davis, HHS: H. Young, JHS. Time: 29. 100 yarrl breaslxlrokv-Hope, HHS: H. Young, JHSQ Bickley, JHSQ Harvey, HHS. Time: 1:15. 100 yard frerxlyle-H. Young, JHSQ Davis, HHS: Birt, JHS: Feinber, HHS. Time: 1:02. 220 yarrl flash-D. Young, KIHSQ Hope, HHS, Feinberg, HHS' Mendez, JHS. Time: 2:40. 100 yard lmclzxlroki'-D. Young, KIHSQ Feinberg, HHS, Birt, ,IHS Harvey, HHS. Time: 1:27, Diving-D. Young, JHS: H. Young, JHS: Davis, HHS. Points 61 Medley r'i'1u,v-jefferson, D. Young, R. Birt, H. Young. Time: 1:43 200 ynril relay-jeffersoii, D. Young, R. Birt, G. Bickley, H Young. Time: 2. jefferson expects this year to put a team in the state meet whie' is to be held at Gainesville. Members who will participate arc: II Young, H. Young, Birt, Bickley. BASEBALL FIRST ROW, I.rfl lu Riglrl: Bob Reed, Bill Sadler, Anibal Fernandez, joe Sosa. Sl-iCoNo Row: George Martinez, Henry McAllister, Bill Burns, joe Poree, Conrad Delgado, Tony Perez. THIRD Row: Tony Garcia, Luciano Prida, Bob Carroll, Williaiiii Tanner, Mario lppolita, Gonzeln Fulgueira. Although the mighty Dragons have competed in baseball only three years, they have carved a name for themselves in this sport of sports. The first year, though we were very green, competing with well established high schools was a hard dose but we came out at the end of the year with an even break. The second year team won the majority of the games and we beat Clearwater High School four times during the season. The third year we were handicapped in that most of the first and second year men volunteered to serve our country and others to work. The only remaining lettermen with two years ex- perience were Bob Reed, Anibal Fernandez, Bill Sadler, Luciano Prida, Tony Garcia, and Mario Ippolito. As our third season closed, we held the city and coun- ty high school championship. In the deciding game, the Dragons trounced Hillsborough 18-5. This game was pitched by Anibal Fernandez and Bob Reed. Bill Sadler and Fernandez poled out a three-bagger each. XE S ix w g :.,, V. NA , Yu! s.. A , A I 'AWS .Q i a I , c wgsmx , +4 x mx. 9 .. ..- x 5 in X f ff X :WW Rf f ' 1 .X X ' -,vfglj f X W 71-XEN I ,- . A.. X WG. 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BROADWAY AVE. -0000000 00000000000 000090000000 NEW YORK UPHOLSTERING SHOP 3013 FLORIDA AVENUE LENOX CAFE MAX ARGINTAR HOME OF THE TEN PAY PLAN A llmfgrl nf Curb Prirrs 0000000090000000000000000000000 00000000000000000 000900000000 000 QUALITY SERVICE fwffh' MILK and ICE CREAM -4.-000000000000000000000000000 000000000000000000000000 090000 000000000000 0000 00000000000000000000 2724 FLORIDA AVE. PHONE M 63-624 000000 00000000000000000000 000 'W II II II II I II II II II II II II I II II II II I II II 'I II II II II II II II II II II II II II II I II I I II II II II II I I II II I 4 41 II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II 0-A I I I II II II :I A Mark of :I I II II II II LZ ' I II II ea embzp . . II II I I I . I I :I T ODAY everybody agrees that pasteurized II II milk is better, safer. The idea was new when II II Tampa Stock Farms Dairy brought the first II II 1: pasteurizcd milk to Tampa. Since 1898, our I: II business has been to give Tampa and the Gulf II :I II Beaches area the best possible Dairy Service. II II If So we introduced Certified Milk, Vitamin D II Milk and Homogenized Pasteurized Milk II II II FIRST when these products had been proven II I I: by the dairy industry. Now . . . daylight de- II livery brings a dairy store to your door. II II II Order T.S.F. QUALITY Dairy Products and II II :I FOREMOST ICE CREAM. II II II II II II II II I' TAMPA STOCK II II II II II II FARMS DAIRY II I II II II Pioneers of Pasleurizution in Tampa II I II PHONE 4933 I II II II II I I - ..... --------..---------..----- ..4 I.-- p00 I II II II II I I I I II II I I II II II II I . II II I, ,Q P.. ................................ ,I II II II II II II I: C077g7'IlfIll6lIil0l7S f1'O'lIZ I I I I II N ' II II The Gulf Flomda II I II . I I Termmal CO. Inc. I II II .---------0.----00000- I II .000000000000000000000 Q II II II II II II II O I,----.....-------------....--...-..4 THE MONTICELLO, 1942 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1942 UYfII!IQwIzLIsY - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II II II II II -----------..--------.....-...---.,....--------...---..----..4 pQo-------.Q.-...-..---..----oQ- I Anclersen's Watch Shop II I ELGIN AND BULOVA WATCHES 3 DIAMONDS SILVERWARE :I BIRTHSTONE RINGS II II 0 II I Same location 9 yvars II 709 FLORIDA AVENUE II InooQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ ---q II I I II II II II II II II II II I I II II II II II Q04 150 tae aaa 0 42 H7177 IDU LFZZ'-07-f'?fC I ' If? I p- 11 11 0 11 11 11 11 11 1 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 1 11 II 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 1 11 11 I1 11 11 11 11 Av 1 1 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 :I 1 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 I1 11 11 11 11 I1 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 oQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ QQ QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ THE MON DAWSONS BUSINESS COLLEGE ALL COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS 909W FRANKLIN ST. PHONE M 50-561 Golden Crisp Potato Chips MADE BY FLORIDA POTATO CHIP Co. QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ FLORIDA SPORTING GOODS 71 1 TAMPA STREET Compliments of fbe COLISEUM SKATING RINK DAVIS ISLANDS QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ QQQQQQQQQ Conzplimefzfs of TURNER-TAYLOR CO. WHITE'S PHARMACY 1017 FRANKLIN STREET EDWARDS BOOK STORE 11119 FRANKLIN STREET QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ QQQ 'jXi55TQ1I5HI1Q?5T'6f1i-1 ' 2721 NEBRASKA AVE., COR. 17th AVE. QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ C0m11Ii1m'n1s of C. J. HARDEE QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ QQ LARRY'S 5, 10 and 2511 STORE 27ll-2713 FLORIDA AVENUE ,QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ SQUARE DEAL STORE REPAIRING 2721 FLORIDA AVE. ROGERS-Smart Shoes 911 FRANKLIN STREET 11 1,--- QQQ QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ QQQQ QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ QQQ QQQQQQ QQQQQoQoooooQQQ QQ :::::::::QQQ:::::::::::Q::::::: T 1 11 11 O 11 11 QQQQQ: : 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 O 11 11 11 l 11 11 1 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 1 I 1 11 11 O 11 11 1 .-.1 1 11 11 O 11 11 11 11 1 1 I1 11 11 11 11 11 11 I1 I1 11 11 1 1 11 11 1 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 1 1 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 1 1 A IC EL QQ r 11 11 11 I1 1 1 11 11 I 1 11 11 11 11 11 I1 11 I1 11 11 11 11 11 11 1 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 I1 1 0 11 11 I 11 11 1 ,.-. 11 I1 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 l 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 1 1 1 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11- Q: QQQQ Q LO, 1942 QQQQQQQQQQQQQQ QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Bvsf Wfisbvs I0 THE CLASS OF '42 TROPICAL GARMENT CO. H. S. WURTELE Molion 1'ic'l1m' Service' 104 EAST CASS STREET Phone 2526, 3985 Ambulance Service F. T. BLOUNT COMPANY Morfiviuns 409 Tyler, Cor. Marion St., Tampa DRINK 511 PI' mlm: BIGGER BETTER The UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA congratulates the graduating class of JEFFERSON HI and awards two Scholarships known as the PRINCIPAL WATERS SCHOLARSHIPS as a tribute and appreciation. rw JAMES ELLIOT MOONEY Pfresidwz 1' :::::::::::::::QQ::::::::::::: .QQ Q Qaqoooooeeoqopqoooooo 0 QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ THE MONTICELLO, 1942 ..-cocoaQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQpqqqqqqqgegoooeoooooooooeq -00 ' Ice Q? I , The Florida rower Press welcomed the opportunity to print this the first edition of THE MO TICELLO Our own staff has greatly enjoyed Work- ing with the very intelligent school staff who are responsible for this annual. 0000-00-01 oqqqooooooq 'H II II II II II I I I I I II II II II II II II II II II II l II II II II II II II I I I I I I I I I II II II I I I II II II II II II II I II I I I II II I I I I I II II II II II II II II I I I I I ood II II II I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II II I I I I I II II II II II II I I I II II II II AUTOGRAPHS TODAY'S NEWS TODAY . . . means read the Tampa Daily Times every week day if you want to know today what happened to- day in Tampa and throughout the world. THE TAMPA DAILY TIMES -QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ oooo0QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ W W W Mag Mm ,iz gy .mggxygfggi j 2' 355524 my mf A4 Qfgf Z7 , 3 L 3 gf N HEQEBLMMQQXQQ , if Q? q'541:- - 1 P55215 - - , 4 .. ,. F, , V -wc '2:'Z'a'