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

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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.

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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.

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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.