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

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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.

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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.

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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.