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

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M, .QV , V V 4 4 ' E FFE RSONIA N 5 , ., I! .y., .,. . ,,,, M. , ,,, M., f M ,,M,ff,,..., ' 1 . ' wwf' SEPTEMBER THRU JUNE HQWQNQ N SENIQR CLASS PRESENTS THE MCJNTICELLC 2 150115: RD 'Q Later on in life when you try to recall your happiest years, you'll realize that they were the four years which you spent in high school. Per- haps you'll Hnd recollections' few and far between, for memory is so very often elusive. Then we, the staff, hope that you will remember this book. Take it out from the dark, dusty corner Where it has I lain forgotten, and as you glance through its musty pages, scene by scene, it will unfold itself f like a panorama. You'll live again through 1' work and play, and renew acquaintances Hupl ,V with friends among both members of the student body and faculty. With this thought in mind, 5' WWW if f .'.'I'f'Z 'l'f'I'I':' r 1 , I ffm . 4'9f2.f:jZ .f,- :f,,,,+,:g,g',,-:5:5S'j,fj.f 1 f,.- , - 'f 'f' we present this-the 1944 ,Mr-,.f,l,-'.g ,,.j5g51gg::3qf-ziggy'Ag fg-5,-5.7 . f , fx, M o N T 1 c E L L O ,f ' wiff fc-:.f':f. '',-Q:-1-x44-1 ,ff-1:1 .143-55.0 ,4 .l ff f azfz,-10:4-ze--' .-.4wi-'-:pp555255.1.44.44-.vp5:5a:-2-:.fcffz-:A aa,-gg:-' 5' .1 ,f ' 'w-'-:-M' Gb:-5546 '42f','-'.2 'fZ5 f f 'l21:W6Z3Qi25?yfS:Q5Z,.jQ 1-:cw-:+L-' ,,- f- -, ,f 1' X f f O ' f fx 1 X, f I X 1 f X f fx! f X j xfz: ' 631 an L1 , 'gf' XM T 1 fx ,E J 97 PROGRAMME fl K, g-Z, g-1 g-,z ' MAIN FEATURE So This ls If'j9:C'7'SOl7H - - - - - - - or Our Senior Year COMING ATTRACTIONS - - Undergraduatcfs COMEDY -f--- - - Snapsfoois JEFFERSON NEWS - - - - Organizations XIQ MUSICAL SHORT - - - Holiday for Strains COMEDY - - - ---- Candid Cufics SPORTSOSCOPE - - - WU,Y6Gdl71'CfOYdGdI11C Lb, COMEDY ---- - Camera Fiend I I 1? J ii I SPONSORS ------- Aa'1xcrz'isc1nc'nfs 9 X X 1 'Ax 'I KM ,J .,-,,, , - -,if , X. . 3 -X x h .U',?f' L J .si WE PROUDLY DEDICATE THIS THE 1944 MONTICELLO TO ONE OF TI-IE MOST BELOVED MEMBERS OE THE JEFFERSON FACULTYg TO ONE IN WHOM WE HAVE FOUND THE RAR- EST COMBINATION OE GRACE, CHARM, PATIENCE, AND INTELLIGENCEg TO OUR SPONSOR AND ADVISER, WITHOUT WHOSE GUIDANCE AND INSPIRATION THIS AN- NUAL MIGHT NEVER HAVE BEEN PUBLISHEDg TO MRS. VERTA COX. MRS. VERTA COX DIRECTCDR ,A 5 gf MR. D. W. WATERS To our Well-known and beloved Assistant Director, Miss ELFRIEDA COLWELL, we are deeply indebted for her graciousness and power of understanding all of our trials and tribulations. xg 9 - X. my :rx i fs XI Xkixvrv'-C yy ZX ' X Y z l The esteemed director of Jefferson, better known as MR. D. W. WATERS, Princilbnl, is Well liked and respected by the whole cast. We sincerely appreciate his cooperation and whole-hearted enthusiasm in all of our undertakings. ffk If I, rr,, Inf!! fy Xe V 10117 k f' A4 co J XV! -22175 fWS3Wf W N 1 f - J .W ASST. DIRECTGI2 WWMM Miss ELFRIEDA CoLw121-L ixfagza, .7 Cifaiwza SCHOO MR. SAM ALFIERI Subject: Physical Education SCHOOLS ATTENDED: University of Tampa, University of Florida. MR. DONALD J. COLEMAN Subjects: Physics, Chemistry SCHOOL ATTENDED: University of Florida MRS. ANGELINA ANTINORI Subject: Commercial L ATTENDED: Florida State College for Women SGT. JOHN H. Cox Subject: R.O.T.C. INSTRUCTOR AT: University of Tennessee, Knoxville High School Sponsorslzipz Sabre Club MR. J. HARRY BENSON Subject: D. C. T. SCHOOL ATTENDED: University of Florida MRS. VERTA COX Subject: Latin SCHOOL ATTENDED: Florida State College for Women Spoffsortlaip: Monticello Miss ESTELLE BUTLER Subjects: Algebra, Math. SCHOOLS ATTENDED: Southern College, University of Tampa Miss CLARA CRONE Subjects: English, Psychology, Sociology SCHOOLS ATTENDED: Florida State College for XVomen Florida Southern MRS. JESSIE CANNON Subjects: English, Math. SCHOOLS ATTENDED: Southern College, University of Tampa Miss MARGARET DEAVER Subject: History SCHOOL ATTENDED: Agnes Scott College Sjnonsorsfaipz Honor Society AS agvrvv- . f .Jw MRS. PRISCILLA P. DONNELLH Sublfcli: English, Speech, Journalism SCHOOL ATTENDID. Florida Southern College Sfl0l1SOVS!Jif1Z Kiwanette Club MRS. FRANCES HMVRINS Sulzjvrl: Home Economics SCHOOL ,ATTENDEDI Florida State College for Women ly 5 l MRS. ROSE GOTLE.. Secretary MRS. ETHEL O. JOHANNESEN SllbfL'l'fZ Librarian SCHOOL ATTIaNo1fn: Michigan State College MR. R. W. HAGLYIL Sul1ji'rlx: Math., Mechanical Drawing SCHOOLS ATT:-iNoxaD: Iowa State College, Alabama College, Southern College MISS BLRNICL JOHNSON Subjutlxz Biology, English SCHOOLS ATTENDED: University of Georgia, University of Tampa, Florida State College for Women GF as at MRS. ELSTE HALL Sizlljvflxx Music, English SCHOOLS ATTLNDLD. Unixersity of Wisconsin, Univer sity of Chicago, Chicago Musical College, American Conservatory of Music, Chicago Art Institute, Southern College. - Sjvousoz slnzp. Glee Club MRS. SELINA KLEIN Subjed: Physical Education SCHOOLS ATTENDED: Myrtle Street School of Gym., Eng- land, Meridian Womenls College, Meridian, Mississippi. Spousorsllipz Rifle Team, Physical Fitness Club, Victory Corps MR. XVILLIAM E. HARKER Subyrrls. Athletic Director, Math SCHOOLS ATTEBDID. Southern College, Unnersity of Florida, Duke University MRS. NIARGARET LANGSTON Subjecl. English SCHOOLS ATTENDEU: University of Florida, Southern College ! if MISS ROSALIE LASTRA Subjects: Spanish, Shorthand, Typing SCHOOLS ATTENDED: University of Florida, Florida State College for NVomen, University of Havana MRS. CASSIE MAE OLSON Subject: History SCHOOLS ATTENDED: Grenada College, University Florida, Mississippi State College for Women Sponxorsfaipz Co-Sponsor of Honor Society MRS. WINIFRED K. LIVELY Subjects: Spanish, Explanatory Language SCHOOLS ATTENDED: New York School of Fine and Applied Arts, Florida State College for NVomen MRS. HAZEL PATTILLO Secretary MRS. AURORA LLOYD Subject: History SCHOOLS ATTENDEO: University of Florida, Florida State College for Women Sponsortloip: Girl Reserves MRS. DEBORAH SANBORN Subject: English SCHOOLS ATTENDED: University of Florida, Florida Southern Spousorslaip: Student Council, Victory Corps MRS. ELIZABETH MITCHELL Subjects: Typing, Civics SCHOOLS ATTENDED: Southern College, University of Florida MRS. ETHEL SCHILLING Subjects: Industrial Geography, English SCHOOLS ATTENDED: University of Florida, University of Tampa MISS MARY MORTELLARO Subject: Algebra SCHOOL ATTENDED: Florida State College for Women Spousorslaipz Cheerleaders MRS. CORA SHEPPARD Subject: Home Economics SCHOOLS ATTENDED: Peabody College, University of Tennessee 0 K- SCHOO MRS. IRENL SPARRMRN MRS. OLGA SPOTO Slzlljvrlxz Commercial L ATTENDED: Florida State College for XVomcn MRS. SARA TYLER XVVEBB Subject: Music SCHOOL ATTENDED: Florida State College for XVomen Sf70lIS0l'Xl.7il72 Band, Orchestra MRS. RUTH THOMAS Sllbjrrixz Biology, Business Arithmetic SCHOOLS ATTENDED: Stetson University, Columbia University MIKS. RUTH WISDOM SIl!7il'l'f3 English SCHOOLS A'I I'l'NDI-.IDI Agnes Scott College, University of Florida, University of Tampa Spouxorxllipz Senior A MISS EDITH WATSON Slflzjrvlxz Art, History SCHOOL ATTLNDLO: Florida State College for Women JA :S:1TOR'S ROOM UR MR. RICKEX' ZABALDO I Slzbjfrl: Spanish SCHOOLS ATTIQNDLD: University of Florida, University of Rochester Spoflxorsbifl: Boys, Patrol NOT SHOWN MR. HORAC.E TOLBERT BIDS LASTRA MR. XVALTER C I-ILYL SGT.COX 'J Zz 11' MAIN FEATURE STUDENTS AT WCM Qutstancling NIAMIZS, DOROTHY: Dol. Student Council. '43, Clerk of Tratbc Court, '42, '43, Vice-Pres. of Senior Class, 5 Pres. of Glue Club. '43, Girl Reserves l Vice-Pres., '43, R.O.T.C. Sponsor, '42, Pres. of Victory Corps, '43, Secretary, '43, Kiwnnctte, '44, Cl:-ss Notable. Career: i College. perlormers ol tbe January Class 1 1 h,,,-., Y,-, ,W , ill... ., l......ll SPOTO, PETER, Pete. 1 xx X, Key Club, Pres., Football, Honor Society, Q ,'-L X , Pres., Senior Class Pres., Student Council, f f ,Ieffersonian Staff, Class Notable. ' A ,,,.,,. 'V Q 1 t ' 21' 'i T , DIAZ, JULIAN Captain Safety Patrol, Pan-American Club, Pres, Key Club, Vice-Pres., Junior Rotarian, Honor Society, Vice-Pres., Stu- dent Council, Cbeerleader, Winner of Legion Medal, Class Notable. i l PULGUEIRA, HILDA. Secretary Honor Society, '42, '43, Speech, I 1 '43, Pan-American Club, Victory Corps, , ,D ' I ,af 'l W l BLOCKER, GLENN l ANDERSON, MARGARET, PVSSU- Student Council, Key Club, Honor SO- ' Vice-Pres, Student Council, '43, Pres., '43, M41 4 ciety, Class Essayist, Class Notable- Sec., '42, Victory Corps, Vice-Pres., '43, 'J Pres., '45, Class Otticer: Girl Reserve, Prey. '43, Kiwanettc, Treas., '43, Quill and Scroll: Traffic Court, '40, '41, '42, it 4 '43, -lctlersonian Staff: Cvlce Club, Class Notable. Career: College. KNOTT, DOROTHY Honor Society, Class Saluratorian ISOQLLING, EDWIN, Ed: In Service, R.O.T.C. ,+f'1C0rs J Club, Cheerleader, Chemistry Club. EEAXTON, VERA: Girl Reserve, '41, Pep Squad, , Tranic Ofncer, '41, '42. Career: Doctor. QZPXD, RUTH: Girl Reserve '41, '42, Glee Club, w 435 H0m6 Room Officer, '42. Career: Nurse. CI-IARBOINER, MARIO, Naf: Key Club, '42, '43, Pan America Club, Monticello Staff, Foot- ball, '41, '42, '45, Captain, '43. Career: Chemist. CIACCIO, JIMMIE: In service. CONTE, PETER, Pete: R.O.T.C. Oiicer. CUERVO, OLGA: Monticello Staff, '43, Glee Club '43, Victory Corps, '43, Girl Reserve '43, Pan American Club '42, Class Notable. Career: Secretary. EVERETT, JANE, Vickie: Victory Corps, Kiwan- ettes, D.C.T., '43, Monticello Staff, '43, '44, Girl Reserve, Jcffersonian Staff, '43, '44, Library Rep. Career: Stage. FRANCO, GLORIA: Jegersonian Staff, '43, Pep Squad, '42, Lib. Rep. '41, '42, '43, Girl Reserve, '41, '42, Traflic Officer, '41, '42, Honor Society. Career: College. GILKISON, BARBARA, Bubs: Glee Club, '43, Girl Reserve, '41, Jeffersonian Staff '43, '44, Mon- ticello Staff. Career: Air Stewardess. GONZALEZ, MANUEL: In Service, J Club, Football, Basketball, Class Oflicer, R.O.T.C. GONZALEZ, NORMA: Home Room OECEFQ Jeffersonian Staff, Pep Squad, '42, Glee Club. ITALIANO, NELSON, Nico: Band, '43, Traiiic Ofiicer, '41, '42, Traffic Court, '41, Glee Club, '43, Officer, '43, R.O.T.C., '42, '43. LOUNSBERRY, MARY LOUISE: Honor Society, '43. Career: OfHce Work. LUNSEORD, MARIE ELIZABETH, Becky: Glee Club, '40, '41, D.C.T., '43, Basketball, '40, Class Notable. MARCADIS ROSE, Rosie Posie: Monticello Staff. '43, Girl Reserve, Victory Corps, '43, Traiific Officer. MENDEZ, BOBBY: In service, R.O.T.C.g Foot- ball, Key Club, Pan American Club, Student Council, Track, Swimming. MINGLEDORFF, HERBERT COOPER, FOZLI' Fault: TraHic OHicer, '40, Traffic Court, '43, Safety Patrol Lt. '40, Capt., '41, '42, Monticello Staff, '43. 6- -K is. Fw . QQGRJ1 if 1 NELLIS, SHIRLEY: Class Committw. Career: Athletics. PARKER, PATRICIA, Pall-y: Girl Reserve. '42, Librarian, '43. Career: Bookkeeper. PEREZ, TONY, Hong Kong: Glee Club, J Club, R.O.T.C., Football, '42, '43, Baseball, '41, Bas- ketball, '43, Class President '4l. Career: Engineer. PRICE, ELLEN RAE, Red: Kiwanettc, '43, Rifle Team, '43, Library Rep. '42, Home Room Pres., '42, '43, Girl Reserve, Victory Corps, Jeffersonian Staff, '42, '43, Quill and Scroll. Career: Journal- ISI. QUESADA, GLORIA, D0111'-y: Career: Business Girl. RICHARD, IRENE: R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Girl Re- serve, Class Oflicer, Drnmatics. ROMEO, JOE: Traffic Court, R.O.T.C,, Monti- cello Staff. Career: Engineer. ROOP, VIRGINIA, Der' DW: Class Pres., '41, School Sec., '40, Traffic Officer, '40, '41, '42, Jef- fersonian Staff, '42, '43, Monticello Staff, '42, R.O.T.C. Sponsor, '41, '42, '43, Cheerleader, '42, '43, Student Council, '41, Saborettc Club, Vic- tory Corps, J Club, '42, '43, Quill and Scroll. Career: Doctor. SARMIENTO, CLARA: Phys. Ed. Ofliccrg Library Rep., '43. Career: Secretary. SHADGETT, TOMMY: R.O.T.C. Officer, M.P.O. TRAMONTANA, JOSIE: D.C.T., Phys. Ed. Officer. TUCKER, REGGIE, Cozuztry: R.O.T.C. Captain. '42, '43, Major, '43, Football, '41, '42, '43, Swim- ming, '42, Track, '42, J Club, Sabre Club, Home Room Officer. VASQUEZ, FLORENCE: Girl Reserve, Library Rep. VASQUEZ, HILDA: Girl Reserve, Home Room Oflicerg Athletics, Band, Library Rep. JANUARY GRADUATES NOT SHOWN RICHARD ALLEN TONY BAROMEI JOE CARRENO CARL MILLER CHARLES PARNELL DONALD PITTS -Jagutstanding performers ol the June Class U ' 9 SMITH, THOMAS, Tommy. Senior A Class Pres., Honor Society, '43, Sgt.-at-Arms, '43, Key Club, '41, '42, 1 , I' . ,rbi . 1 . , I '43, '44, Pres., '43, Class Pres., '41, BLUMBERG, ADRIENNE RUTH, Balloonbergz Senior A Vice-Pres., Student . Council, '40, '41, '42, '43, '44, Winner . Teacher's Club Medal, '41, Girl Reserve, Treas., '41, Rep. to Girl Reserve Conf. in Ga., '42, Monticello Staff, '42, '44, Jr. B and Sr. B Class Pres., Homeroom Odicer, l '41, '42, '43, '44, Honor Society, '42, ,. - ., Parliamentarian, '43, Pres. '44, Kiwanette, '42, '43, '44, Pres. '43, '44, Career: Actress. 1 . , . -, .1 -'x R.O.T.C., Sgt., '43, Student Council, '41, 4 Ca ' 'on ARIAS, YOLANDA, Lundy. Homeroom Vice-Pres., '41, '43, Sec., '42, Pres., '44, Class Vice-Pres., '41, Sec., '42, 1 Student Council, '42, '43, Honor Society, MELTON, GIPPIE, Georgia. . Senior A Class Sec., Monticello Staff, '42, '43 ,'44, Homeroom Officer, '42, '43, Class Sec., '43, R.O.T.C. Sponsor '42, '44, Traffic Officer, '42, '43, Girl Re- serves, Victory Corps, Cheerleader, '44. '43, '44, Kiwanette Club, '43, '44, Vic- GRAY, R. C., Cold Drink. Student Council, '42, '44, Key Club, '43, '44, Junior Rotarian, '44, R.O.T.C. Officer, '43, '44, Sabre Club. Career: Aviation. BAKER, MARY FRANCES, Francie. Editor of Jeffersonian, '43, '44, Student Council, Vice-Pres., '43, Pres., '44, Monticello Staff, '42, '43, '44, Kiwanette Pres., '42, Sec., '43, '44, Swimming Team, Rifle Team, Badminton Team, Volley- ball, Victory Corps Drill Team, '43, '44, Victory Corps, Pres., '44, Kiwanette Activ- ity Medal, '43, Honor Society, '43, R.O.T.C. Sponsor, '44, Quill 86 Scroll. Career: Jour- nalist. tory Corps, '43, '44, Monticello Staff, '43, '44. Career: Laboratory Technician. SHEWFELT, GENE H., Red. Lt. Col. R.O.T.C., School Recreation Representative, '43, Band. Career: Pilot. SIPPLE, PEGGY, Maggie. R.O.T.C. Sponsor, '41, '42, '43, '44, Cheerleader, '41, '42, '43, School Vice-Pres., '40, Homeroom Officer '41, '42, Saborette Club, '41, '42, '43, J Club, '41, '42, '43, Traffic Officer, '40, '41, '42, Jeffersonian Staff, '42, '43, Speech Class, Pres., '43, Victory Corps, '42, '43, Char- ter Member Quill 85 Scroll, '44, Student Council, '44, Monti- cello Staff, '44, Amer- ican Legion Aux. Award XVinner, '40, Career: Journalism. ' '1l!59!l1 -'vary 1 -- ,559 'bb ,Wiatr 'ls f Z , V2 4 M ' .. A. A fi' , GQ I 5-.3 s.1-. 1 fav' CK 'Q 8- , .15 1 F l' ,. vs. . 0. 'Y ave!! ,Q -5-I-4 Ill.. .vh- fi ANDERSON, THEODORA, 'I'nl1l-y: Volleyball, '42, Honor Society. Career: To graduate from college. BOOTH, ROBERT C., Bula: R.O.T.C., '41, '4l. I v M, Al! 1 .TJ Navy. BRANCH, DOROTHY ANN, Dolly: D.C.T., '42, '43, '44. Career: Secretary. BRANTLEY, DOROTHY JOYCE, Ioyz Student Council, '42, Home Room OH:icer, '40, '41, '42, '43, Traiiic Ofiicer, '40, '41, '42, '43, Class Oiiicer, '41, '42, Saberette Club, Cheerleader, '41, '42, '45, 244, Club, '41, '42, '43, '44, R.O.T.C. Sponsor, '42, '43, '44. Career: Secretary. ET5oxvN, KATHERINE MAY, Kaffay. D.c:.T. '42, '43, '44. Career: Secretary. CABRERA, PETER, Pvfvz Traflic Oflicer, '41, '42, R.O.T.C., '42, '43, '44, Career: Embnlmer. CAMPO, RAYMON F., S17c'1'1ly: Student Coun- eil, '42, Pres. junior A Class, D.C.T., '43, '44, 'Pres., '44, Key Club, '43, '44, R.O.T.C., '42, '43, Cheerleader, '44. Career: Aviation Cadet. CARAWAY, JACK EDWARD, Ijrlz R.O.T.C., '43, '44, Band, '42, '43, jeffersoninn Staff, '43, '44, Orchestra, '42, '43. Career: Journalism. CARGILE, WILLIAM ALBERT, Billy: Basket- ball, '42, '43, '44, J Club, '43, '44, Home Room O1'Hcer. Career: Aviation. CASCIO, KIOSEPHINE, Io: Home Room Officer, '42, '43, '44, Monticello staff, '43, '44. Career: Secretary. CHAITE, DORIS BEVERLY, Dol: Monticello Staff, '42, '43, '44, TraiIic Officer, '40, '41, '42, '43, Traflic Court, '40, '41, Girl Reserve, '41, '42, '43, Victory Corps, '42, '43, '44, Drill Team, '43, '44, Oflicer, '44, Home Room Officer, '40, '41, '42, Pep Squad, Cheerleader, '44, Tennis, Badminton, Swimming Team, Quill and Scroll. Career: Author. COLLAS, MARY LOUISE. COOPER, JOYCE, joy: Summer School. Career: Telephone Operator. CRESCENZI, NELLIE, Nr-llie Gray: Career: Bookkeeper. J 'CUETO, MAMIE, Sllfldllfl Girl Reserve, '39, '40, Monticello Staff, '43, '44, Lib. Rep., '40, Home Room. Career: Beauty Culture. CUETO, STELLA: Honor Society, Monticello Staff, '44, Home Room Oliicer. Career: Stenog- rapher. DAURELLE, MARY LOUISE, Frrnrbic: Glee Club, Victory Corps, Home Room Ofliccr. Career: Secretary. DAVIS, GUILA VFYNELL, ljllle Buogrr: Home Room Pres., '41, Cheerleader, '-44. Career: Model- ing. DAWKINS, BYRON FRANK, By: In Marines, Football, '42, '43g R.O.T.C., '41, '42, '43, NJ Club, '42, '43, '44, DELGADO, CONRAD JOSEPH: Basketball, '43, '44S B2SCbal1, '42, '43, '44, Swimming, '42, '43, '44g Rifle Team, '42g Cheerleader, '43, R.O.T.C., '42, '45, '44, Officer, '43, '44, J Club, '43. Career: Mechanical Engineer. DICKSON, LAXVRENCE FRANKLIN, Larry: Basketball, '42, '43, '44, Key Club, '42, '43, '44, J Club, '42, '43, '44. Career: Electrical En- gineer. DOUGLAS, MARY MARGARET, Mrrrinz Traffic Officer, '42, Homei Room Representative, '41, Library Assistant, '42. Career: Nurse. EDWARDS, LILLIAN BESS: Library Club, '41, Pep Squad, '41, '42, Pan American Club, '43. Career: Housewife. FADIAL, FRED MYROFE: R.O.T.C., '40, '41, '42, '43, '44, Officer, '42, '43, '44, Lt. Col., '44, Rifle Team, Traflic OfHcer, '40, Sabre Club. FELICIONE, SAM: R.O.T.C., '40, '41, '42, '43, Traiiic Officer, '40, FERNANDEZ, ELIO H., Dick: Basketball, '43, '44g R.O.T.C., '41, '42, '43, '44, Officer, '43, '44, Band, '42. Career: Musician. FERNANDEZ, MIRTA: Career: Stenographer. FERNANDEZ, ONIDA: Career: Nurse. FICARROTTA, BENNIE, Bennie Foo: Trafhc Officer, '40, Honor Roll, Honor Society, '43, '44. Career: Machinist. FOUNTAIN, LILLIAN NAOMI, Nomie: Student Council, '43, Kiwanettes, '43, '44, Sec'y, '43, Vice- Pres., '43, '44, Honor Society, '43, Career: Ac- countant. FOWLER, WALDO' MADISON, 413: R.O.T.C., '41, '43, Career: Electrical Engineer. FRIEDEL, EDYTHE LUCILLE, Bebe: D.C.T., '42, '43, Librarian, '39, '40, Basketball, '39, '40. Career: Western Union Operator. FULGUEIRA, GONZALO, Nerlet J Club, Key Club, Pan American Club, R.O.T.C., '42, '43, Baseball, '42, '43, Football, '42, '43, Basketball, '43. Career: Engineer. FUNK, DOLIVE, Dopey: D.C.T., '43, Pres., '44, Monticello Staff, '43, '44, Jeffersonian Staff: Glce Club. Career: Baptist Minister. GARCIA, LUDIVINA, Luffy: Career: Bookkeeper. GOMIS, OLGA, Mimi: Class President, '41, '42, Class Secretary, '43, '44, Service Squad, '41, '42, '43, Pan. American Club, '41, '42. Career: Music- ian. 1.7.7, J , ,J ww Wx . . 1f ', .911 W I . I 'f , H it . f ' ' 7 AE A ':1Q'3 . . 1 aa, ' ' 1 1: 'ei M -en?-.i'4 4 ,, . -- igfiggf , I 1.-',?e ffE to 7, Jg,.....4f.7u 47' ff--: was - xx., nn., Y!! f Q' - it :F ,A - . '4 ,ie g 8' ef , sae. In ,af 'J 'Nt :X 4, X SU' 11' si GRAVES, GEORGE. GROVES, JACK D., Iarkxon: Student Council, '41, '42, '43, Sec., '42: junior A Class Pres.: Key Club, '41, '42, '43, '-14: R.O.T.C. Lt. Col. '-131 Home Room Pres., '43. Career: Aeronautical En- gineer. GUINCI-IO, BENNIE, Cbippt' Brouw: Football: R.O.T.C.: Swimming Team. Career: Race Track Owner. GUTHRIE, EVA RUTH: Glee Club, '41, '4Z. Career: Secretary. HALL, CHARLES WILBUR, Burr: R.O.T.C., '42, '43. Career: Electrical Enginwr. HENDERSON, FRANK PARKER: R.O.T.C.. '42, '43, '44g Band, '42, '43, '44. ESCA, MARY: Career: Secretary. KIOFFRION, JAUNITA JOY, Sfaorly: Rifle Team. Career: School Teacher. JOHNSON, PAUL E.: Home Room Pres., '40, '41g Lib. Rep. '40, R.O.T.C. Ofliccr, '43, '44, Rifle Team, '43, '44: Swimming Team, '43, '44, Career: Railway Mail Clerk. JONES, DORIS HELEN: Career: Nurse. JOYNER, HAZEL: Girl Reserve, '43, '44. Career: Nurse. KNOWLES, WILLIAM A. LAZO, PALMERO, Pdf: Trafhc Officer, '42g Vic- tory Corps, '43g Girl Reserve, '43. Career: Sec- retary. LEWIS, ALICE, Ally: Monticello Staff, '43, '44: Home Room Officer, '41, '42, '43. Career: Book- keeping. LEWIS, LOUIE NELL: Band Drum Majorettc, '43, '44: Orchestra, '43, '44, Career: Bookkeeper. LI CALSI, MARY: Home Room Officer, '41, '42, '43, Career: School Teacher. LODATO, LILY: Lib. Rep. Career: Secretary. LUMPKIN, WILLIAM, Billy: In Service: Sabre Club, R.O.T.C., Officer: Band, Officer, Home Room Officer. MADIEDO, ANGELICA, Bwiia: Victory Corps, '43, Girl Reserve, Red Cross Helper. Career: Nurse. MCFALL, DOROTHY, MC: Traffic Officer, '41, Pres. Sophomore Class, '41, Home Room Ofiicer, ,4l, '42g R.O.T.C. Sponsor, ,42, ,43. Career: Photographic Model. MCKINNON, MARGUERITE: Career: Secretary. MCNORRILL, JAMES LOUIS, Jimmie: R.O.T.C., Officer, '43, Band. Career: Navy Aviation Cadet. MENDEZ, AMADEO, Ame: R.O.T.C.g D. C. T., '43, '44, Pres., '43. Career: Salesman. MOORE, ROBERT THOMAS, Pai: R.O.T.C. Career: Electrical Engineer. OISTEEN, ELMO: Traffic Oflicer, '43, D.C.T. Career: Engineer. PACHECO, FERDIE: Key Club, Student Coun- cilg Home Room Oiiicer. Career: Doctor. PALM, LUCILLE, Lucy: Monticello Staff '44, Girl Reserve '43, ,44. Career: Bookkeeper. PARR, DORIS, Shorty: D.C.T., ,43, Executive Board Member, ,44: Girl Reserve, '41. Career: Army Nurse. PEREZ, LOUIS, Cookie: D.C.T., '42, '43, '44, Officer. Career: Salesman. PINERO, CORA: Career: Nurse. POLO, RAYMOND: In Service. PULLARA, JOSEPHINE, Io: Honor Society. Career: Cadet Nurse. RAULERSON, DONALD, Doc: R.O.T.C. Oificerg Football, '42, '43, '44. Career: Railroad Teleg- rapher. ROBLES, IBY, Bum: Key Club: R.O.T.C. Career: Aviation. RODRIQUEZ, GLORIA: Librarian, '39. Career: Nurse. RODRIQUEZ, MARY, Shorty: D.C.T., '43, '44. ROSS, BOBBY: Vice-Pres. Jr. A Class, '43, Pres. Home Room, '43, J Club: Key Club: Glee Club: R.O.T.C., '42g Football, '42, '-Hg Basket- ball, '4-3: Baseball, '43, RUTIGLIANO, LANVRENCE. SAMALIA, MARY, Manli: Class Sec'y, '41. Career: XVork in Canada. SARABIA, LYDIA, Lily: D.C.T. See'y, '43, '44. Career: Air Hostess. SHANNONHOUSE, BARBARA W., Balls: Traffic Officer, '43, Girl Reserve, '43: Monticello Staff, '44, Victory Corps, '43. SHELL, EVELYN, Erin: Monticello Staff, '44, Homeroom Ofhcer, '42. Career: Secretary or Re- ceptionist. SMITH, LEROY, Peabody: R.O.T.C., '43, Capt. Band, '41, '42, '43. SMITH, REX. STEPHENS, DICKIE: Basketball, '42, Career: Diesel Engineer. SUAREZ, BENNIE J., Gordo: Career: Engineer. SWITZER, JULIE, Litilebif: Sec. and Vice-Pres. Girl Reserve, '43, Class Oiieer, '43. Career: Secretary. TOOKE, WILLIAM. VACCARO, RALPH. VALDES, ELMO: Honor Society, '43g Homeroom Ofiicer, '39, '40, '41, '43: Victory Corps, '43. Career: Chemical Engineer. VAN SICKLE, MABLE: Honor Society, '43g Stu- dent Council, '40, Career: Stenographer. WATERS, NORMAN. WHITE, BETTY JANE: Honor Society, '42, '43, Homeroom Ofhcer, '43, Career: Telephone Oper- ator. WHITE, BILLY, Willy: Band, '41, '42, '43, '44, Drum Major and Major: R.O.T.C., '41, '42, '43, '44, Drum Major and Capt.: Pres. Sabre Club, '44, Rifle Team, '44, Orchestra, '44, Swing Oiidiesua, '43, '44, ag YOUNG, EVE: D.C.T., '43, '44, Career: Fashion Designer. ZETO, MARY. SPENCER, IRENE. NOTO, PHILIP: R.O.T.C. POTENTIAL SUMMER SCHOOL GRADUATES GARCIA, ANGIE: D.C.T., '43. Career: Nurse. GONZALEZ, ZELAIDA, Zee: Career: Secretary. HILL, MARJORIE, Margie: Glee Club, Girl Re- serve. PEREZ, MARY ESTHER: Career: Secretary. BUSINO, JOHN: Iolmny: D.C.T., '42, '43, '44, Career: Baker. GRADUATES NOT SHOWN CRIBBS, GERALDINE FRANCES. SEWARD, HARRISON, Harry: Career: Merchant Marine. KRAUSE, MARION DOUGLAS: R.O.T.C., '43, '44, Officer, '44, Sabre Cilib, '44, Career: Air Corps. ' VALDEZ, JACK. PINNELL, FLOYD GENE: R.O.T.C., '43, '44, Oflicer, '44, Sabre Club. Career: Air Corps. WEAVER, HAROLD, Vamfrfr M'1l1'. GRADUATES IN THE SERVICE WHO ARE NOT SHOWN DOMINQUEZ, ALBERT, Markie: Band, '41, '43, R.O.T.C., '41, MCCORKLE, DONALD. '43: Swing Band, Home Room Officer. TRUESDALE, ROBERT, Bobby. DOMINQUEZ, ARMANDO. SMITH, WALTER, Smiffy: Glee Club: R.O.T.C., '42, Officer GARCIA, JULIAN. Sabre Club. HENRIQUEZ, MARIO. XVALL, THOMAS. C A 7 Q:I7 ' ' ' '. . ' , C ' if A : '-fm. 5 S. 7 ..., e, I f' f I yy 5' 1? , ,, W H V QW , f ' S ' X ,... - Gene Shewfelr, Floyd Finnell, Ed Caraway, Albert Dominquez, Carl Miller Sgt. Cox. Billy White, Bert Diffenworth. COMING ATTRACTIONS CLASS or 1945 CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR B JUNIOR A Prexiflen!-PETER MENDOZA Pl't'SitlI!'llfiJEXVlEI.L OPP Xlffl'-P7'l'Si!fEllfTRiARY TAORMINA Vin--PrvxiflivzI-Auciz MARTINIQZ Sefrelfzry-Trraszzrer-LORRAINE ALIfXN Serrelary-Treasirrw'-BETTIE RUTH XVrXI.KlER I1Ul11l'I'00fll Tf'urbr'r'x, Senior B-Mrs. Ethel Schilling, Mrs. Aurora Lloyd, Homeroom Tr'a1'lJe1's, Iuuior A-H Mr, Donald Coleman, Mr. Rickey Zabaldo, Miss Margaret Deaver, Mrs. Debbie Sanborn. SENIOR B F1iis'r Row, Lrff in Kiglwfz Hope Llano, Bettie Catherine Owen, Mary Taormina, Hilda Sanchez, Vera Rodriquez, Laraine Aman, Betty Jane Lackman, Mary Ann Massey, Mary Romanello, Sylvia Martinez. SECOND Row: Delia Alonso, Marie Bulloch, Nancy Sides, Nita Moye, Sylvia Velo, Beverly Gilbert, Antoinette Manteleone, Rose Valdes, Ann Valenti, Mary Cagnina, Esther Perez. THIRD ROW: Jenson Leverett, Wilford Baugh, M. D. Drew QIIAJ, Hollis Buchanan, Pascual Romanello, Peter Mendoza, Louis Fernandez, Claude Garcia. Noi Shown: Steven Alfonso, Michael Busciglio, Johnnie Fernandez, Edward Cram, Joe Elizarde, Thomas Hasty, Emilio Herranz, Jr., Williani James, Mary Alvarez, Josephine Beiro, Alice Blanco, Angie Busino, Dora de Diego, Laura Faza, Anita Flynn, Angie Garcia, Zelorida Gonzalez, Yolanda Guito, Rachel Haber, Marge Hill, Madeline Hubbard, Rose Longo, Bennie Marino, Tony Marino, Ovidis Perez, Angel Santana, Tommy Spicola, Jimmy Stokes, Sorrel Wolfson, Virginia Pitts, Vera Remnet, Mary Schepis, May Smith, Nancy Taylor, Jane Caswell Teller, Alma Ynelan. s S JUNIGR A FIRST Row, Left lo Rigkf: Raymond Rodriquez, Bernard Friedkin, Bernard Coyne, D. B. Neal, Jim Lindall, Isabell Carter, Frank Alfano, Raymond Garcia, Elio Alonso, Bobby Braddock, Domenic Castellano, Ernest Cowley. SECOND Row: Elda Hensel, Louise Henry, Helen Aguera, Osceola Fernandez, Joe Alonso, Joe Elizarde, Fernando Gonzalez, Marian De Dyne, Mary Garcia, Gloria Garcia, Angie Busino, Daisy Garcia, Clara Trupia, Jean De Land. THIRD ROW: Agnes Heyns, Gloria Blanco, Alice Fernandez, Mary Costakis, Gloria Fernandez, Rose Diaz, Angie Diaz, Johnny Fernandez, Helmar Levins, Dot Lentz, Bert Dieffenwierth, William Landress, Vance Hill, Albert Bostick, Herschel Musgrove. FOURTH Row: May Berlin, Maxine Justin, Rose Garcia, Ida Gonzalez, Clara Harris, Rena Beth Dunn, Charlie Moore, Bill Burns, Joe Pupello, Joe Jennings, James Brady, Jerrel Burbage, Joe Felicione, Modesto Garcia. FIRST Row, Left to Rigbt: Louise Stanley, Wilma Sparkman, Gloria Vidal, Betty Ruth Walker, Dorothy Solomon, Christine Rotgans, Dot Sweeney, Laura Reyes, Peggy Richardson, Mary Phillips, Dorothy Parrish, Marie Perez. SECOND Row: Kathleen Wright, Laura Zeto, May- belle Montejo, Mike Pellegrino, Mitchell Reinschriber, Vetra Taylor, Nora Lee Tucker, Johnnie Parrish, Betty jane Thorne, Mercedes Her- nandez. THIRD Row: Ruben Villademoros, Jerry Rodriquez, Joe Saladino, Anivar Rosello, Earl Wadley, Verlin Watson, M. D. Drew, Milton Poulnot, Tommy Sauls, Kenneth Weidler, Allan Stuart. , ,, I '. v-4131,-' ...... if---5 2 trail Lim.. 3 M-to JUNIOR B IIIIUYI' Row, Lvfl Io Righf: Ifsther Alfonso, Olga Anel, Irene Hernandez, Olga Fernandez, Betty ,Io Dorris, Iiarbara Dalsheimcr, jean Hall, Zane Crites, Iflsie Lawhorne, Elizabeth Clark, Rosalie Caraballo, Margaret Carlton, Mickey Clementi, Robert Diaz, Mary jane Culver. SECOND Row: Vera Barfield, Gus Jimenez, Andrew Garcia, johnny Campbell, Marvin Dawkins, Louis Alvarez, joe Gonzalez, Bill Cadrecha, Tom Alfonso, Frank Iiaza, Sam' Ficarotta, Harry Alford, Hugh Anderson. TI-IIRD ROW: Oswaldo George, joe Gomez, Eddie Iiorges, Calixto Diaz, Nash Nocilla, Benny Garcia, Harold Fortner, Bruce Atkins, Roy jenkins, Vernon Hurston, Mike Diaz, Ramiro Carballa, Angel Carreno, George Boatwright. CLASS CLASS JUNIOR B Prvxiilrnf - HUGH ANDEIisoN Vim'-PI'r'.t. - BILL CADRIZCHA Swv.-Trim. - CALIXTO Dmz H 0111 I' V00 III Miss Mary Mortellaro, Mrs. Elizabeth Mitchell, Mrs. Olga Spoto, Mrs. Irene Sparkman. FIRST Row, Lwfl lo Righl: W'ilma XVyatt, Mary Frances Shuford, Leba Segall, Angie Piazza, Loura Tripia, Peggy Waters, Dorothy Murrcl, Nash Nocilla, Iilizabeth W'ollIcy, Flora Mae Mullis, Margaret Mitchell, Rachel Menendez. SECOND Row: james Gilleland, john Lallocca, Belda W'hitted, Josephine Ragano, Flora Taormina, Louise Mickelberry, Louis Noriega, Andres Tapia, Sam Ficarotta, Delia Quintana. THIRD Row: Gus Ross, George Wforth, Nelson Nicoletto, Joe Luizzo, Philip Rossiter, Robert Young, Alvin Swilley, Charles Parnell, Tandy johnson, Roy Miller, Joe Gomez, Wfallace Shepherd. k,,,.. O F 1 9 4 6 OFFICERS SOPI-IOMORI5 A Pres:- Vice.-Prr's- Sec'.-Trcas.- Teachers Miss Estelle Butler, Mrs. Mar- garet Langston, Miss Clara Crone, Mrs. Cassie Mae Olson, Miss Bernice Johnson, Mrs. Elsie Hall, Mr. R. W. Hague. 'SOPHOMORE A FIRST Row, Left fo Right: Christine Dominquez, Carmen Contreras, Mildred Blo-slield, Betty Ball, Bessie Cagnina, Rosemary Cacciatore, Rose Conte, Felina Cueto, Hilda Hernandez, Rose Ferrara, Evelyn Alvarez, Hilda FeI'nandez, Stella Lazzara, Elisa Esperante, Bertha Cohalla, Evelyn Castano. SECOND Row: Emma Lu Carson, Helen Colley, Ann Ciccarelli, Mary Frances Crane, Virginia Jobe, Beatrice Harrison, Betty Jo Guest, Martha Heyl, Jean Jones, Barbara Bellseiper, Fannie Lou Carey, Gloria Carreno, Alba Abad, Alice Bickley, Jean Lett, Eloise Coberly, Frances Burns, Rose LaRocca, Betty Green. THIRD Row: Richard Alvarez, Ralph Amor, jean Hockenbery, Shirley Kay, Lanilta Hall. Margaret Graw, Elisa Cabre, Jean Hasty, Marion Green, Joyce Brush, Lucy Ann Bailey, Louise Baker. Lucille Harris, Ruby DeMott, Clyde DeMott, Ruth Hurd, Betty Lou Knott, Irving Edelson. FOURTI-I Roxy: Elio Fernandez, Stewart Bickley, Elmer Backus, Eddy Alderson, Fred Anderson, Celso Casanueva, Lionel Claramount, Louis Charboincr, Tony Cruz, Peter Castella, W. Fulford, Robert Hayes, Johnny Agerious, Lionel Elozory, Joseph Harold, Alfred Ford, Douglas Baer, Jack Burger. FIFTH Row: Charles Fricks, Lonnie Hancock, Dellin Fernandez, Joy Bragg, Edward Garnett, Jamie Crane Jack Bos, Raymond Fowler, Henry Fox, James Fernandez. FIRST Row, Leff to Right: Martha Mallo, Carmen Mayo, Antionette Li Calsi, Regina Marcadis, Faye Link, Mildred Mooney, Annie Northey, Lucy Palaez, Betty Lou Knott, Pansy Ynclan, Mildred Mercer, Jean Lett, Manuel Llano. SECOND ROW: Lucy Noriega, Tessie Noto, Wilma Roach, Lottie Peel, Rose LaRocca, Nina Piazza, Betty Jo Lewis, Lena! Rhoden, Lois Philips, Eleanor Lima, Louise Peel, Peggy Rivenback, lb R b t H Carl Ha , Gene Hill, Edward Garnett, Mary Jean Ramey, Jamie Crane, Beverly Leverette. THIRD Row: Se y jones, o er ayes, y Harry Bass, Ray Mikell, Marion Maroda, Juanita Lee, Stella Lazzara. wwMa..,,,.,,,, ,W .,.,,.. 2 SOPHOMOR E A FIRST Row, Lrfl lo Rigfwlz Lonnie Rowell, Orville Taylor, Rose Wfilliams, Ofelia Valdez, Kelly Smith, Daniel Maund, Eleanor Walker, Jo' anne Sambrook, Frank Showers, Josephine Zero, Farstino Sabreueva, Bertie Dollar, Celestino Tejido, Frances Wilson, Little Boy. SECOND Row: Martina Suarez, lidward Shultz, Dena DeFabrigio, Billy XVood, Diana Tuzzolino, Freddie Vizzi, Doris Salter, Frank Cacciatore, La- verne Smith, Fred Henry, Lala Otero, Albert Fppley, Betty Steele, Fernando Vizzi. THIRII Row: Hilda Tuero, Rose Taormina, Carl Hay, Fvelyn Smith, Vera May Tucker, Frances Scoggins, Antionette DeMarco, Annie Northey, Frank Smith, Hazel Williams, lrene Teas, Margie Stofer, Merle Rowe, LaVon Smith, Arbie Sanchez, Joe DeFraneio. CLASS OF1947 CLASS OFFICERS SOPIIOMORII3 B FRESHMAN A I'I'riiilr11l-Jfx Ml s CotpIIII.I. I'I'ixviIlr11f-FRANclgs CAI.TAczIItoNI. X'irI'-I,r'mii!I'1Il-N1amgif KI,I.INH,xMMItIc Vin--Pm-.iiilzvzI-ANNII. RUIII SMITII Srwvfury-Triwzxzirrr-Rox' FULGHUL1 Sn'1'vluI'y-TI'z'a.I1Irw'-RAYMONIJ P0'I I'I1R IlUllII'l'UOHI Tz'a1'fJrrx, Sujifmmori' B-Miss Rosalie Lastra, Mr. Horace Tolbert, Mrs. Jessie Cannon. Irlunzr- room TI'm'ln'rx, l'il'l'.Y!7lllllN A-Mrs. Cora Sheppard, Mrs. Patricia Donnelly, Mr. Sam Aliferi, Mrs. Frances Hawkins. SOPHOMORE B FIRST Row, Left to Rigblz Fletcher Anderson, Jessie Nvright, Janice Babe, Pauline Baggett, Faye Moore, Katherine Smith, Dolores Trucsdell, Evelyn XVhitman, Lucille Toni, Thelma Duval, Madge Kleinhammer, Evelyn Ford, Betsy Blanton, Nell Brinson, Carolyn Curry, SILCONIJ Row: John Murrel, Louis Marchetta, XVilford Stowe, Elbert Nasworthy, Maxwell Tucker, Henry West, C. M. Lewis, Edward Gerry, Holland Whitehurst, Anthony Roberts, Amos Prevatt, Donald Price, Rene Dibut, George Harris. TI-IIRIJ Row: Dannie May Smith, Mary Lou Smith, Lillie Palermo, Pansy Ynelan, Frances Palermo, Mary Leto, Lydia Santana, Alice Perez, Betty Smith, Amy Fernandez, Daisy Green, La Vern Johnson, Kitty Tucker, Betty Green, Joanne Cacciatore, Mary Lodato, Ray Fernandez, Ernest Rodriquez. FOURTH Row: Carmen Zambito, Charles Fisher, Al Casal, Manny Flizarde, Robert Montezuma, Steve Candeleri, Andrew Faza, Tony Posaclas, Donald Kirkland, Raymond Boatwright, Ray Fulton, Vincent Nuccio, Alvin Meyers, Henry Charez, James Cogbill, Donald Seiden. ERESHMAN A FIRST Row, Left to Right: B. M. Eason, Doris Edwards, Peggy Hester, Betty Griggs, Mary Boothby, Virginia Dickey, Katherine Bray, Manuel Fernandez, Harry Crooke. SECOND Row: Mary Alice Butterworth, Theresa Carter, Lillian Berry, Hilda Edrnonson, Maxine Futch, Eunice Hancock, Frances Caltagirone, Mary Conte, Evelyn Ford, Billie Daiferion, Juanita Hamn, Mary Ann Cacciatore, Florence Colley, Carol Hawkins, Margaret Johnson. TI-IIRD ROW: Gloria Gonzalez, Helen Hagan, Evelyn Fowler, Shirley Collins, Doris Davis, Christine Allan, Inez Llanes, Pilar Gonzalez, Alice Esperante, Norma Chavez, Laura Ferlita, June Akers, Patsy Blocker. FOURTI-L ROW: Earl Garrison, Herbert Denmark, Jack Fricka, David Bohanon, Daniel Benton, Joe Guagliardo, George Kushmer, Frank Fernandez, Winifred Kirby, Joe Alonso, Ray Boone, Frank Campisi, Delia Diaz, Falvia, Ciazzo, Roy Boone. FIRST Row, Left fo Right: Betty Smeltzy, Hazel Rayle, Katy Valdes, Avrail Pate, Mary Piazza, Nina Piazza, Josephine Russo, Billy Nave, Jack Thompson, Eddie Roziar, Ernest Webb, Raymond Potter, Charles Wright, Marvin Reynolds, Oscar Lopez. SECOND Row: Ida Temes, Evangclina Malendreras, Rosalie Vasquez, Gloria Salinero, Dahlia Llanes, Jennie Lou Mells, Joyce Witt, Jean Ann Jones, Norma Martino, Tony Romanello, Julian Sais, Frank Thortent, George Lackmon, Philip Tuwell, Murrel Luzere. THIRD Row: Doris Turner, Edwina Waters, Jean McMullen, Marjorie Wills, Catherine Stanley, Kathleen Marks, Mary Alice Lake, Betty Roberts, Betty Purvis, Loretta Singletary, Wanda Martin, D, Tyre, Peter Otero, Joe Lazarra, Henry Munez, Aaron Swilley. .N ', 13 Y bl' Nw Q15- K f X M. XL? Y 'Qi ts s V? ?g h P we The Lone VVDDP n 1, Z 2 SGW' Zoot Sant W 7' hree 371s72f,v NEWS STAND UP AND Cf-IEER In sb , Q Wil .RXSXNX In 1939 the Jefferson R.O.T.C. unit was organized. To command the newly-formed battalion three boys were made non-commissioned oihcers. Sgt. C. C. Bond was placed in charge in 1941 and sabers were purchased by seniors from donations of Tampa merchants. Com- missions were granted the same year. The R.O.T.C. unit was awarded the General Summerall Trophy for Ex cellence in R.O.T.C. competition. Then in 1942 the Jefferson rifle team won the Fourth Corps Area Rifle Match with an S91 score out of a possible 1000. R. O. T. C . Rox' Lewis JOHN H. Cox Livulmzauf Sergeant The first semester Gene Shewfelt was corn- missioned Lt. Colonel, and served until his graduation in January. Then Myrofe Fadial took command with Edward Cram as Major. Sgt. John H. Cox came as Sgt.-Instructor in September from Knoxville, Tennessee. Under his direction the rifle team won second place in the Randolph Hearst Match, and a Sabre Club was organized. FOURTH BATTALION SECOND REGIMENT, 1-IILLSBOROUGH COUNTY, R.O.T.C. .nf COMPANY B COMMANDER: Captain Edward Cram. Firxt Platoon: First Lieutenant Wilford Baugla. Second Platoon: Second Lieutenant Floyd Pinnell. First Sgt.: Anivar Rossello. COMPANY A COMMANDER: Capt. Elio Fernandez. First Platoon: First Lieutenant Paul Johnson. 500017611 Platoon: Second Lieutenant Conrad Delgado. First Sgt.: Peter Cabrera. XI . ., , S Md, N f WIN , b 7, Milf . ' 13 ,- .f 3,951 Hg-.. ,,f f tl , L, Zo, ' fy. 1 X :gy -fag f Cgjglf-z,vyff.,Q,' , 17 'A V '7 ' N Af,.1 t, ' 'fi M ,' -, C 'Wt - . 2 f ,, 1 1, ' X ,f , ., 11.2 Y' , ' S f Q ' t , f .yu W' , . 5 N f Zyfga . matt. 11 f i M . A 7 N ia, i f f t at 2' '- -XX pg . X14 i 'X A i X 1 ,I fy, 0 -. gf, 4 ,tffqtl AW I ,, ' . aah, . ff ' ' '-,O-if , 1, . , . ,Q A, 'ff ff of . ' . 2, Lil?-.ik . ,i :I , gin , 1. Ziff ' ' N , N,,,:,7.x , . - W . 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WE-MTE 1 2 if ,,, Q ix , ,Z fm wx , 2 JOSICE BRQNTLE5' BETTY JO DORRi5 sponsosz carvr. can-r, P. 6 M1 NW sPoNsoRs EDW CRANE ,Q 1' f WJ x ,f 4- ' X. , :WIN ' X X f f ' ' Z .swf H I , Nm Q? I S??f 2 'P . 0, --.4 z A A GENE Sl-TEWPELT DEE DEF. HOOP x ur. coz., SPONSOR nw. QOL. ' WILFQQU 'f ' B530 ' ,SL LR GH 'V , .. I, . ! Q . H 1 ff f 0 GRQQ DFIBUL JOH QQ aolurawv JS. N306 H55 L72 , A xjsbiix PENN M H5559 wfaaosz if U M: . ...A I i , , ' 'ff-1 ,. ' Vx 5 ' . 4, f ' 'Q Q-1,Q',L'.f 22' Q ' ' , I , i X , cava: 5 mf X f Q -K: fl 1 ff, I P wwe PETER CO NTE CAPE V Af Xi iff ,fa PLQLQ 5932021 PPLQ wawi 22291. Q C A fu TI 5 PGN . ' Y , Y, -.,. vm. .- 4.......? -4-. --,..-..,A g-, - ,, .i .fy ,4....,,, , Y ,Y ,+..,, W 5,5 ,aa- Ifff In Riglfl: Myrofe lfadial, lid Cram, XY'ilfnrd Bangla, lilio Fernandez, Marion Krause, Bill NVhite, R. C. Gray, Peter Cabrera, Peter Mendoza, Paul johnson, Conrad Delgado. SABRE CLUB Under the sponsorship of Sgt. john H. Cox, the Sabre Club was organized in February of this year. The purpose of this organization is to promote fellowship among the officers in the R.O.T.C. Meetings are held every Tuesday night at seven thirty in the boy's lounge at school. Orliccrs elected to serve this semester are: Pnzridwzf ---- - BILLY WHITE Vic'f'-I'rvsiflv11f - - PAUL JOHNSON Sm-refary - - - PETER MENDOZA :,,f Q2 . 2 , 1 15 5 -1 A M ' X S, 1 ff 'K' k Q January 'pansors A lf , I W ,.,-a-A C . ' v. g,' ,Huis , 354'-' , ,Q :AH 'Nr-4, V I sig ., ff Wei. Mai .. x Ur '-in A WV Left fo Rigbf: Billy White, R. C. Gray, Ed Cram, Myrofe Fadial, Paul Johnson, Floyd Pinnell, Bobby Braddock, Frank Showers, M. D. Drew Robert Young, Phil Ro-sseter, Mitchel Reinschriber, Tommy Sauls, Frank Henderson, Wallace Sheppard. SI-ICDOTIINIG STARS The Jefferson Hi Rifle Team was first established in January of 1941. After this, it was discontinued until September, 1943, when it was reorganized under the direction of Sgt. John H. Cox, R.O.T.C. instructor. Recently Jefferson won second place in the Hearst match in which thirty-two schools representing sixteen states, were entered. Left I0 Right: Myrofe Fadial, Bobby Braddock, Paul Johnson, MARION KRAUSE-High scorer in XVm. Wilford Baugh, Phil Rosseter. Randolph Hearst Match. JACK DAWKINS llrmy ARMY Abramovitz, Harry Aguiar, Albert Alea, Raymond Allen, Ace Allen, Richard Anderson, Jim Anthony, Robert Bailey, Henry Joe Baker, C. G. Baker, Harold Baker, Kendall Beach, George Bell, Arthur Bellas, Anthony Belyeu, Rex Benard, Cecil Biero, Henry Brent, Kenneth Britt, Donald Brown, Charles Brown, Karl Cabrera, Steve Campbell, Robert Carlton, XVilliam C. Carreno, Joe Ciaccio, Jimmie Collas, George Collas, William Costakis, John Costakis, Julius Curnick, Bruce Curnick, Richard Darling, Harvey D. Davis, Roscoe Dawkins, Jack De Diego, Eugene Delgado, Albert Delgado, Robert Diaz, Julian Diaz, Tony Diffenbaugh, Peter Dorio, Louis Dorio, Tony Dowell, Lincoln Edmondson, Thomas Ellis, Edward Essrig, Irvin Essrig, Marvin Felicione, Fred Felicione, Julius Felicione, Paul Ferguson, Earl Ferguson, Walter Fernandez, Anibal Fernandez, Earl Fernandez, Oran Fisher, Bill Foley, John Funk, Bill Garcia, Cecil Garcia, Joe Garcia, Tony Gardner, Gordon Gibson, Gabriel Gijon, Gabriel Gilkinson, Charles Gonzalez, Frank Grande, Eugene Green, Billie Killed in Action. SO Guggino, Steve Gunther, Rodney Hale, Morris Hamilton, Frank Hand, Albert Hand, Phil Harp, Herman Haubert, Gaylord Hayes, Morris Head, Frank Horne, Frank Ippolito, Mario James, Billy James, Joe Johnson, A. L. P. Johnson, Donald Kaiser, Joseph Kemp, Leslie Kidd, Nathan Kirby, Philip Kirstein, Wfilliam Knowles, Fred Knowles, Robert Kronk, Joyce Laird, Billy Land, Billy Lane, Irvin Large, Lloyd Lariscy, Winiflred Lazenby, Carl Leto, Anthony Leto, Andrew Levy, Foy Lindsey, J. Littlewood, Theodore Lopez, Ray Marchetta, Jimmy Marchetra, Lugo Martin, Edward Matassini, Frank Matassini, Louis Matassini, Pasquale McNab, Albert McNab, Sherlock McNenny, Eugene Meeks, Denzil Menendez, Anthony Metziere, Arnold Metziere, Mickie Meuret, Roy Meyers, Raymond Middlebrook, Wallace Mingledorff, Cooper Morgan, Chester Morgan, LaRue Moss, Albert Murado, Frank Northy, Roy Noto, Philip Ondina, Manuel Odom, Preston Oppenheimer, Joseph Overstreet, Carl Parker, Edgar Parnell, Charles QMed. 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' A ' '''i:F92111:3:5:IgZ-:-:I:':1:5' BYRON Daxvitms Mariner Prichard, Winston Prida, Luciano Pullara, Sam Reed, Bob Reed, Ernest QFacultyj Richards, E. C. Richardson, Sam Robso-n, Herbert Rodriquiz, Reynaldo Romero, David Roundtree, Avon Rutigliano, Laurence Ryals, A. J, Sams, Seabrook Sanchez, Ralph Sanchez, Richard San Martin, Robert Savarino, Joe Schaibly, Jay Schaibly, Paul Scheider, Herbert F. Segal, Albert Simmons, Elmer Shaw, James CFacultyJ Sheppard, Howard Smith, Ralph Smith, R. V. Tanner, Felix Temes, Elmo Thomas, George Thompson, Eugene Thompson, Robert Trallicante, Henry Traina, Joe Trotta, Mitchell Tudico, Joe Tudisco, Eugene Tuzzalino, Tony Usher, William Valdez, Armando Walker, Roz Weber, Walter Weintraub, Bennie Whitman, William Williams, Johnny Wilson, Orlando Winderweedle, H. W. Wittman, Carl Woelk, A. H. Wolfe, Paul Wynne, Leon W. Young, Donald v - ---- - WE l-IAII. Nl.-XRCELINO MELENDREAS Cons! Glltlfli COAST GUARD Clark, Billy Colson, Norwood Diamond, Jimmie Diaz, Richard Harnett, Howard Henriquez, Kenneth Hunter, C. Johnson, Billy Jones, Lonnie Martinez, Luciano Melendreas, Marcelino Nickols, Garth O'Hearn, Buck Pittman, George QPurple HeartJ Pitts, Chester Roberts, Ralph Rodriquez, Amando Smith, Walter Vinning, Carol WACS Furia, Betsy Miles, Irene AUDREY TAYLOR We11'c'.v MERCHANT MARINES Cavanagh, David Dominguez, Armando Freyman, Joe Hunt, Edward WAVES Hale, Elodie Sarmiento, Clara Taylor, Audrey ARMY NURSES CORPS ' Brantley, Katie MARINES Clark, D. Dawkins, Byron Diaz, Delfin Dobbs, Bill Dominguez, Armando Hall, Charles Johns, Dudley Kent, Lester Louis, Samuel Marchetta, Al Maurico, Mike Myrick, Clyde Pooley, Bert Roberts, Ivan Selby, George Spencer, Robert Vasquez, Anthony L. Wadsworth, Elliot L. Wilson, Claude XVynne, W'ayne NAVY Adams, Lovic Albritton, Horace Almengual, Diego Alpizar, Robert Anderson, Jack Arce, Sandalio Arnold, Albert Bagget, Barney Bean, Floyd Bickley, George Billingsley, Cecil Birt, Roger Black, Johnny Blistine, Johnny Boatwright, Oscar Bolesta, Harold Bolling, Edward Booth, Kenneth Bordon, Jack Borelli, Micheal Bradford, Gasque Bradley, D. D. Branch, Earl Brinson, Raymond Brown, James Brown, Ralph Bueno, Tony Burns, Bill Carroll, Bobby Castano, James Causey, Jerry Cicarello, Jose Ciccarello, Nick Colley, Leslie Crosby, Roy Crnnick, Jimmie Davis, Charles Otis Diaz, Lorenzo Dominguez, Albert Donaldson, Emory Dublois, Albert Dublois, George Elliot, Harley Enlow, Harold N. Fanning, Donald Felicione, Albert Fernandez, Henry Ficcarotta, Dominic Floyd, Kenneth Fowler, Wallace Frost, Roy Garcia, Lional Garcia, Manuel Gaver, Dick Ghormley, James Gibson, John XV. Gonzalez, Manuel Graham, Lloyd Green, Harry Griffin, Olin Hackney, Kenneth Hamp, Edward Harmon, Roy Hart, John Hayes, Frank Haywood, Raymond Henriquez, Mario Holton, Edwin Hoyt, Thomas Humphrey, Roy Italiano, Nelson Jackson, Emory Jones, Bill Jones, Rudolph Justen, George W. Kaiser, Wendell King, George Krause, Wilbur Lacedonia, Elio Lacedonia, Norberto Lane, George Lawhorne, Hubert Lentz, Bob CMed. Dischargej Lewis, Eugene Lumpkin, Billy Mansfield, George Martinez, Douglas McAlister, Carlin McAlister, Hayes McCumber, Russell McKinnon, Terry McMullen, Monte McPherson, Jimmie Milletillo, Samuel Moore, Billy Mote, Albert Neeley, Bobby Nevins, Henry J1MMiE MCPHERSON Navy Nickols, Randolph Nicks, Eugene Nix, Charles O,Barr, Emmett O'Neil, Steve Otero, Charlie Otero, Raymond Owens, Horace Perez, Robert Perez, Tony Pinell, Donald Poe, Billy Poree, Joe Poulnot, Fred Prior, Billy Ragsdale, Billy Ragland, Beverly Ragland, Rudolph Raulerson, J. L. Remnet, Harry Richardson, Oliver Rigby, Ellis Rodriquiz, Carlos Rodriquiz, Gilbert Rodkey, Clifford Rogers, Raymond Rosenfield, Edwin Sadler, Bill Salinero, Tony Sams, Sammy Santana, Robert Scriber, Billy Sharon, J. D. Smith, Alfred Smith, Eugene Smith, Frank Smith, Rex Solomon, George Solomon, Richard Spoto, Anthony Starr, Joseph Thompson, Jack Thrall, William Touchston, NW. A. Truesdale, Bobby Tyler, Don Valdez, Robert Valdez, Virgil Volpe, John Walston, David O. XVhiteman, George Wfohlhunter, Carl fs, s sw ii' 'f i ea Q, sv if wwf 'f' Q fff, W, , ,,,, .ga ,eil '59 61 5 6 U if V Clll IKM Q55 kocik, Q9 APM LVN bt 092' QS X, C. Aww R' Q- Yi OP' ,Be is ts eww i N if i K gs i I . sesoigwi ' 0 we e ot QV SQQQN' 50 sr S sw Q0 QQ x,0QW The aim of the Honor Society is to develop scholarship leader ship seruce and character On the basis of these four qualities the members are chosen from the Senior A Senior B and unior E 605 X5 ,. get 51 classes. During the Hrst semester of the school year members worked at various schools issuing ration books for the public. In order to keep a record of all jefferson boys in sersice a scrapbook. containing snapshots and clippings was started with the help of Mrs. Olsen. ln addition to these activities talks were made in the tenth grade homerooms on taking subjects suited to the war effort. The second semester found members completing the scrap- book and Chronicle Book of Achievements. Magazines were delivered to the hospitals at the army fields. A seal designating Honor Society membership will be placed on the diplomas of tht graduating members. EMO ti DU' FIRST SEMESTER Prrsidcwf-Peter Spoto Vidxf-Pl'CSiL!l'l1f'TJl1li2ll'1 Diaz Serrfffary-Yolanda Arias Trmszzrm'-Glenn Blocker SECOND SEMESTER Pl't'SilIL'lIf'-AdfiCl1DC Blumberg Vifc'-P1'rsi:lf'11l-Yolanda Arias Svrrvfary-Stella Cueto Tl't'1IXIll't'1'-'Tl'lOm2S Smith Sl70llK0l'.Y1MiSS M. Dmver, Mrs. C. M. 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Sv. ag, - - - - - Mrs.Vert.1Cox - Doris Cllnite, Lelnn Segnll - - - NLlIlCy'TLl,'lllf - - - - - - - - x,UlRl1d.lAflGS Dixiribuforx - Delia Alonso, Lucille Palm, Barbara Slmnnonliouse Arf Direffol' - - - Sflorls Rt'lf!'1l't'l' CIJYIIUHI M1111 - A lzlogruplzx by - Pulriolir' Tbwm' by - Ffimlfy lIll't'l'l'fl'lU.Y lufznary Fmzflzwx - - Betty jane Wliirc - ----- Peggy Sipplc - Dolivc Funk - Mamie Cuem - - - - Gippic Melton - Alice Lewis, livclyn Shell - - - Peggy Anderson QL X9 ,A -1:7 45' Q' if P92006 5 20 rw -,1,4,.,1f, f. WL.. F 'big-. we X, U59 S 0 Su 656 V 9 HKS A 0 gk VX'g2x?K lo G, xfNP21,X0ffglx x. H 225225 N9 QW ' p5 will p.!-N09 Wie QL qegxxia p,0 STAFF if I9 lyff E ff Zb x A Xilmawkjgflr T ' s s me wx BEHIND THE SCENES Not many people know what goes on before a book or mag- azine is published or a movie is released. Often the Behind the Scenesn is more thrilling than the finished product itself, for the hardships endured and the handicaps overcome are real and not the product of a fictitious mind. The Monticello Staff this year has met bottlenecks in almost every phase of annual work-lack of advertisement, lack of film, and lack of stalf members themselves. This page is dedi- cated to the few who accomplished for the many. We also wish to express our appreciation to the following students whose pictures do DOE appear on this page: joy Bragg, R. C. Gray, Ernest Cowley. SEATED, Lefl to Right: Josephine Cascio, Nancy Taylor, Doris Chaite, Delia Alonso, Evelyn Shell, Lucille Palrn, Yolanda Arias, Elizabeth Wolfley, Leba Segall, Nell Brin- son. STANDING: Mary Frances Baker, Nelson Italiano, Peter Spoto, Joe Romeo, Dolivc Funk, Cooper Mingle- dorff, Alice Lewis, Stella Cueto, Gloria Franco, Gippie Melton, Peggy Anderson, Dot James, Adrienne Blumberg. STANDING, Rear: Betsy Blanton, Ellen Rae Price. Pei --. . ,, -, 1 i s ' -W My ii I - ' ,,f--Q Y W fi il A l U lt 1 iilioliiilqmmhx 4 ' 4 W ii T W fi5Mis N Efiolisocii E i l lmstr SLM! sTi it Srixri, Luft fo Right: Iifiiorg Mary Frances Baker, lizfiforq ltlilnr. Si LONIJ Row: Dec Dee Roop, Cilkison, Newt Ifzfilnrg Vera Barheld, I:L'LI,lH'l' Eililorq Fd Car- iway, flrlirrfliilig llVlLlllLlgi'I'f Peter Spoto, Sjmrlx ljififorg Peggy Anderson, Cfirrlfluliorl Introduced to Jefferson seniors this semester was a new 12A English course to replace the old E4A. Seniors now read up-to-date: books about this war and fiction. They read the best sellers and the Book of the Month selec- tions. When asked about the new: ' course the seniors exclaim it's swell. It gives you a chance to catch up on your reading and to find out what's going on in this Xl is-I-nav-11911-'D Ellen Rae Price, Mamzging Peggy Sipple, EXFKJLIIIKQF Iilrtiiirhvi lll1U7L!xQl'l'f Barbara Milzliigvr. i wi Sofft-sees' ' 1,uwi'5'-H11 'll 'sT'lLr.-7 . , U43 K TN!-VX, ld? 1 l world. The English period isl vi spent reading. Eac studenit' X reads own book and, o 5 xw course, are the usual bookg 966 bpkcf 5 accompany the Mrs. Wisdom a new system for reports are re- way. 1' I O U ALLIGATOR MEETS SUDDEN DEATH Warning to alligatorsf Miss Johnson means sudden death! Recently one alligator ceased to exist and the bio ogy laboratory gained a new specimen when a Jefferson boy brought a live two- foot alligator to Miss Johnson. She skinned him. preserved the internal organs in alcohol, and 01' E, mith oints i GY: spoke general city to WHS of I inducted members Gloria Franco and ff ' Lounsberryg 12B's, i . i 1 532 SHI of dent Council. 2 A special variety program was ioffered. featuring Jefferson env Tfertainers. Tony Marino sang lt lCan't Be Wrong, l Heard You qCr,v Last Night, and I'll Bc 'Home For Christmas. Marian 'Dedyne sang Murder with Ma- Lrie Bulloch as pianist, Also fea- iturcd on the program were Le- WRoy Smith singing Paper Doll ,and Put Your Arms Around Me, 1 and Belda Whittrd in a hula-hula l tC0ntin'ucd Un Page 47 ,dance l 51,479.75 in Honda and Stamps Sold Here This Semester A total of 31,439.75 in stamps! mana, Clu Mr. 4 activ Am financial Conn. Wins s. Cannon I awarded is offerei I room witl icentage of P, 'I lThis homeroom 'the contest for years, has a 17 ibership. Miss lwith 105 pci' ce lborn was a Plf lper cent. l Three hundr fberships are lschool this size 'bon chapter oi' JA. Jefferson v Qwith 378 par idompared to tl: Baker, Bennie Fic- Fountain, Josegig- Robles and Ma 1 . Van lA's, Hollis Buch- Smlth 'S CHIP? Moxgiinryuiga Rom' Presk iii K M Ch The jef'lersonian, jefferson! bi-weekly news- Smj paper, is published by the journalism class :ind spon- pmsidel sored b Mrs. Priscilla Donnell . Gratis copies arc vear. l y Y as V mailed tot all former students in service. The jeffersonian staff has been faced with many difficulties, all directly or indirectly caused by war time limitations, in producing the school newspaper- Dolive has had a hard time securing hlm and thcrc- fore often found it necessary to borrow cuts from the city dailies. With the ever lengthening roll of boys in service, Bess had quite a time keeping up the address files and licking endless stamps. Merchants already overwhelmed with business were not convinced of their need for advertising, so lid and Bettie had to resort to new methods of interesting them. On the other hand, there was plenty of material for Peggyls Who's Whose g many appreciative letters from service men and original poems for Vcra'S jefferson Speaks. The full schedules of cxciting sports kept Tony busy on the sports page, and reading and digesting the exchange papers from other sCh00lS took most of Gloria's time. In spite of the rush to meet deadlines and thc eternal need for additional news stories, every mem- ber of the staff counts his experiences on thc jeffer- soriian among the most valuable. Two PEGGY SlPPLE T E Bess As an earring of reprovei' upon an Who bonsff.-th Dr.. fl ELO QQ B9RFl uf 6610925 Emma fuwre, lt i, or little 'f-ff - to dwell, lc of peog are far aw .omni Fr-:milfs BUSINESS l5TflYf'E i 'N JEFFERSONIANMJM, seq if , , Hclwmtfztvcfe 21 as--L, 5 l V ,. X. V A I 1 A,, ROLLE , fr , Q ff ' 'ii A ., ,,f ' n i f - I f, . ,K Amod ,f words ev i X ff - EA- ' 1 .X , y flssernbly MR5.PRlSClLLh DUNNELLY' ,Were flwsff EDSTOR i lett wher inapeetion ' . f 5-we me wines an America , 5:1 most of ne and gold, si amd eo. CARAWAY DV f 4 TOQY 9 QXNEYLQ A ERTKS! you c,BESs gDW QETT Req 1. Nl Smashed potatoes MSQULQ7-,O QRD5' QA-'55T', ,,,, if v Lei' or two, and have zibsonily .MQQ ling New about an hom before you go to' ded. Woe war effort. . MQQ9 ZETO the gre NEWS EDITOR And a silent pledge to do our Belly OW reach the for. Vidzigih! To Wil- -., ., .. en VU Omelet Can... 'l 'Wl W ' great place for out for HFS' who not enjoy V011 first . Last huge eco excHnFi3QQlQ,2QOfk man sits in a cell with his f ' amped wizh deja-ctior' FAITH a dc ent upon Clay we SECOND SEMESTER STAFF, Left to Right: Tony Marino, Mary , Had this up Q30 Frances Baker, Peggy Sipple, Gloria Vidal, Vera Barfield, Dolive ll0S0Pl'1Y, llfifllilll Funk. Rc'p0rz'z'rs: Kathleen Wright, Nancy Taylor, Mary Qoeifyfe fl Taormina, Nancy Sides, Vera Rodriquez, Margaret Pate, Mary 61,113 in ' Ann Massey, Onida Fernandez, Mirta Fernandez, Wynelle Davis, Mary Jane Culver, Stella Cueto, Nellie Cresccnzi, Rosalie Car- aballo, Kenneth Wcidlcr, Peter Mendoza, George Graves, jay Bragg, Jack Bodden, Payer Beary, Bruce Atkins. or discomfort of any kind, he suffers from the most dreaded offers Solitary confine' able to Lion like lit be well lture needs. TON!! ,MARINO V genrre me ldtly wire :sau :rem LU,i'E'1LJOUl1 me meager poems yori are required ts SPQQTS EDITOR STAFF Pi-l0l'06FZAP9EKl the people who pflgure in your life ancli class and recognize their potential value, E Q E OOLNE F:UN K apex' TW. ,..W,,,,,,,!ZW4 4 f V111s'1' Row, l,1'fl lo Riyfifs Glor' V'l.l, NI ' If 1 '- Bk g IJ it 1 ary rintts .1 er, Peggy Sipple, Mary Zeto. S1-coN1J Row: Delia Alonso, Barbara Shannonhouse Ltba Scgall, Doris Chaite, Vera Barfield, Nancy Taylor. QUILLA Through the efforts of Mrs. Priscilla Donnelly, six jefferson girls had the privilege of being the first stu- dents of the three Tampa High schools to be admitted into the International Honorary Society for High School Journalists-Quill and Scroll. These girls, members of the hard-working Jeffersonian Staff, were introduced in a special assembly during the first sem- ester of the school year. In order to become a Quill and Scroll students must be of at least a Junior standing, must be in the upper third of their class in general scholastic standing at the time of their election, must have done superior work ND in some phase of journalistic or creative endeavor, must be recommended by the supervisor or committee governing publications, and, must be approved by the Executive Secretary. Members of both the Monticello and -Ieffersonian staffs worked diligently to meet these requirements, and as a reward for their efforts nine new members were inducted during the second semester. Plans have been made to organize a Jefferson chapter of Quill and Scroll in which members can intelligently discuss the journalistic problems of both the high school newspaper and annual. 5, . I in 3. . YJ 7 ffffai' , 52 ' lf' ' 1 sr ' . 5 . 9 ' ' fi I 'I ' fQ5E5f1f 'Q 11 - v fl' 1 1 ' , '72 A' -7 Qi '5 5, Charter members of the jefferson Chapter of If . ,f V, 1. Ja Quill and Scroll are: Lcff 10 Rigbl: Peggy Sipple, QM' 'ljgf fa I! 4 1' Q , 1 , 1 if ' , i. Peggy Anderson, Mary Frances Baker, Ellen Rae 'f ' ' - ,Q - ' ' SQ iff Lf: L. , , .JR . X i V ,tg Price, Barbara Gilkison. SEATLD: Dee Dee Roop. A ,Q 1 4, ' a 1 , l I -- Ti i f 11 T ' . Sl' 'lin' . r K .il i q X li if FIRST Row, Left to Right: Mary Frances Baker, Peggy Anderson, Mrs. Donnelly, Adrienne Blumberg, Naomi Fountain. SECOND ROW: Yolanda Arias, Hilda Sanchez, Leba Segall, Betty Jo Doris, Betty Jane Throne. THIRD ROW: May Smith, Betty Baker, Ellen Rae Price, Dot James, Nancy Taylor. KEY CLUB Presidelzi-Thomas Smith Vice-Prexidexzt-William James Ser.-Treas.-Hollis Buchanan Sponsor-Mr. Donald Colman FIRST Row, Left fo Right: Gonzalo Fulgeria, Mario Charboiner, Peter Spoto, Johnny Fernandez. SECOND Row: Bobby Ross, Ramon Campo, Iby Robles, Glenn Blocker. THIRD Row: Hollis Buchanan, Thomas Smith, R. C. Gray. Mr. Colman, Jack Groves. KIWANETTES PVACSil1L'l1f'TAdFi6HD6 Blumberg Vice-Presizfclll-Naomi Fountain Secretm'y-Mary Frances Baker T1'v:1.turer-Peggy Anderson, May Smith Sponsor-Mrs. Priscilla Donnelly The Kiwanette Club, which is sponsored by the Kiwanees, has as its purpose service, both to the school and to the community. How- ever, we have combined work with pleasure and by giving dances, box suppers, and various other parties, we have been able to further our main project for the year, the purchase of an artihcial limb. We also have been working at the rationing board one afternoon each week. In addition to night meetings and socials held at our members' homes, we met once a month with the Kiwanettes of Plant and Hillsborough held at a downtown cafeteria, at which time we exchange ideas and makq plans for cooperation as a whole in community work. Our membership, which is based on scholarship, is limited to fifteen girls-seven senior, five juniors, and three sophomores. FIRST Row, Left fo Rigbf: George Ramirez, Bobby Ross, Gonzalo Fulgeria, William James, Jack Groves. SECOND Row: Thomas Smith, Bobby Braddock, Johnny Fernandez, Gus Jiminez, Henry Rodriquez, Billy Macauley, Tommy Sauls. THIRD Row: Bert Diifenwierth, Eddy Alderson, Iby Robles, R. C. Gray, Peter Mendoza, Lawrence Dickson. The Key Club began in Jefferson in September of 1941 sorship of the Kiwanis Club and the faculty direction Colman. It is composed of those boys who have proven standing in school leadership. The boys are selected from under the spon- of Mr. Donald themselves out- each grade. Some of the projects undertaken during the past year include: A Christmas danceg a Blondie moving picture, a banquet for new members, and a party. Each year the club selects two boys to represent Jefferson at the Florida State Key Club Convention, which was held in Gainesville. this year. Thomas Smith and Iby Robles were' selected to represent Jefferson this year. The members of the club are chosen by the faculty, and approved by all members before they are inducted. FIRsT Row, Left 10 Riglaf: R. C. Gray, joe Gomez. SECOND Row: Sally Roop, Betty Bridges, Charles Klein. THIRIJ Row: Mary Monte, Felina Cueto, Peggy Sipple, Adrienne Blumberg, Betty NValker. FOURTH Row: Raymond Fernandez, Evelyn Wittman, Lor- raine Aman, Betty Baker, Betty Ball. FII-'TH Row: Thomas Smith, Wilford Baugh, Peter Mendoza, Leba Segall. SIXTH Row: johnny Fernandez. SI-.ATILD AT Dusk: Mary Frances Baker. OFFICERS FIRST SI1IxIusTIaR PI't'sidv1If-Peggy Anderson Vice-Prr',IiIl'I'nl-NIary Frances Baker SN.-TI'cns.-Peter Mendoza SECOND SI3MI2sTIaR Pl'z'xir1t'rIf-Mary Frances Baker Viet'-PwxidezzI-Peter Mendoza Sl'F.-Tl'l'1lS.-BCIIQ' Ruth Walker Slmnsor-M rs. Debbie Sanborn STUDENT COUNCIL The aim of the Student Council is to strengthen student rela- of the first semester we undertook a boys, lounge, which proved tionships, not only in our own school but also with other schools. equally enjoyable. Through the council the desires of the student body are accom- The second semester the Student Council also continued spon- plished, and school spirit is encouraged. soring dances and flower sales as well as a movie. The school The first semester found us giving dances, sponsoring plant seals, ordered earlier in, the year, have arrived and are being sold. sales, and collecting funds in order to furnish a girls, lounge. Our Student Council meets jointly with those of Plant and This was such a huge success and so popular that during the close Hillsborough in order to exchange ideas and discuss various plans. TRAFFIC CGURT FIRsT SI xII1sTI,R TRAFFIC COURT. AT TABLE, Lefl fo Right: Dot James, Mary Frances Baker, Marie Muller. SE.-XTED, FIRST ROW: Delia Alonso, Nell Brinson, Leba Segall, Barbara Shannonhouse. SECOND ROW: Lionel Elozory, Fred Vezzi, Ruben Villademoros, Cooper Mingledorff. Succeeding Mary Frances Baker as ViCe-Pres- idtnt of Student Council, Peter Mendoza took charge of traflic at mid-term under the spon- sorship of Mr. Donald Coleman. Among the projects for the semester were the securing of pins to replace arm badges and ap- proval of reorganization for next semester. Members are: joy Bragg, Bruce Atkins, Ruben Villademoros, Wallace Henriquez, Vera Barfield, Mary Jane Culver, Betty Baker, Betsy Blanton, Carmen Contreras, Nell Brinson, Leba' Segall. Betty Jane Thorne, Mary Taormina, Lily Palermo. FIRST Row, Left to Rigbf: Betty Owen, Mary Ann Massey, Betty Lackman, Phyllis Pinard, Lucille Palm, Angelica Madiedo. SECOND Row: julie Switzer, Laraine Aman, Nancy Taylor, Laura Faza, Billy Nave, Frances Combee, Ruby Cowley, Wilma Sparkman. OFFICERS Presidenf -------- Billy Nave Vice-P1'esizI'c'11! - - Wilma Sparkman Secretary - - Betty Lackman GIRL RESERVES Girl Reserves found a very useful and pleasant way of helping the war effort in their main project for the year by becoming junior nurses aides in three Tampa hospitals. They are very grateful to Miss Keel, head of the Tampa Girl Reserves, who secured permission for the girls to serve. During the year many parties, dances, and other RAIXLAMERIC The Pan-American Club has as its primary purpose the promotion of Pan-Americanism among the stu- dents, for they realize the important part which Tampa will play in Pan-American relations after the war. The Pan-American League furnishes them with forms of entertainment were held and at Christmas time girls from the three high schools went caroling at the Old Peopleis Home. Previously membership was voluntary, but now new members are suggested and approved by the club. Officers are elected each semester. AN CLUB various articles containing valuable information on many topics. Members have also interested themselves in promot- ing the sale of defense bonds and stamps in their home- rooms. Ofhcers are elected each semester. Fmsr Row, Left to Right: Kenneth Weidler, Lionel Clarmante, Bruce Atkins. SECOND Row: 1-irances Palermo, Fernando Vizzi, Shirley Kay, Lillian Berry. THIRD Row: Hilda Sanchez, Mar- ion Maroda, Mildred Mooney, Lucy Pelaez, Diana Tuzzolino. OFFICERS P1'f'SiffL'l1If ------- Hilda Sanchez Vice-Prcwinfent - - Mildred Mooney SPC'7'0l'r1I'j' - - - Marion Maroda TI'C'd1Y1l1'Ur - - Diana Tuzzolino ..- , , , -Z Iiiitsr Row, Left to Rigbf: Maybelle Montejo, Virginia Merriman, Madeline Hubbard, Dora De Diego. SECOND ROW: Angie Garcia, Mary Rodriquez, Gloria Quesada, Dorothy Branch, Dolive Funk, ,losie Tramontana, Edith Friedel, Lydia Sarabia, Mr. -I. H. Benson, Mr. Dave lirwin, Tiinto Row: Ann Valenti, Katherine Brown, live Young, Dorothy Lentz, Helmar Levins. Founrit Row: Rose Valdez, Virginia Pitts, Vera Remnet, Doris Parr, Margaret McKinnon. FIl I'H Row: Amadeo Mendez, Tommy Shadgett, Douglas Martinez, joe Jennings, Al Pinero, Albert Bosticlt, Angel Santana, Ramon Campo, Louis Perez, lane Iivcrett, Elizabeth Lunsford. D. C. T. CLUB The purpose of D.C.T. is to provide work experience in chosen goals, consent of parents, and approval of Mr. Waters. Ofiicers vocational fields to students who are still attending high school. for the past year were Dolive Funk, Pl'v.rizlr'lllg Louis Perez, Vin'- The jefferson D,C.T. program consists of about forty care- PI'l'.Vlflt'llfj Lydia Sarabia, SFC'l'l'ftIl'jl, Katherine Brown, Trz'u.iu1't'rg fully selected students with these qualihcations: HB over 16 Doris Parr, Srrgealzf-al-1lr'r11s. Amadeo Mendez, Jefferson mem- when entering program, C average or better, definite vocational ber was elected state vice-president. PRES I DENTS CLUB As the name suggests, the I'resident's Club is composed of Baker, Slmleuf Council and Vicfory Corps, Adrienne Blumherg, those students who are elected presiding ofhcers in the various Kl1L'Hlll'ffK'S anal Iillllllll' Socieiyg Hilda Sanchez, Pall-Arfwriran school organizations. Presidents and their respective organiza- Club, and Thomas Smith, Key Club. tions are as follows: Nancy Taylor, Girl Rrsrrzesg Mary Frances Imfl lo Rigbf: Nancy Taylor, Mary Frances Baker, Adrienne Blumbetg, Hilda Sanchez, Thomas Smith. MERRY MELGDIES In the Glee Club musical talent as well as poise gained from public performances are developed. This year appearances before the professional Woman's Club. County Council P.T.A., Thomas Edison School, and University Women's Club were well received. Va- rietyv programs were presented in school assemblies as well as a Christmas program with living pictures illus- trating the songs. Funds were raised by means of a school dance to pur- chase robes to supplement satin robes already in use. Boys who credit Glee Club training furnishing them with ability to meet demands of Army and Navy Glee Clubs are: Robert Delgado, Armando Rodriquez, Tony Marino, Tony Perez, and Louis Torres. Those members who received the Glee Club Lyre for four semesters' faithful service are: May Langford, Marie Muller, and Marion DeDyne. Dot James was the outstanding soloist of the year. Q FIRST Row, Left lo Rigbf: Zane Crites, Frances Geary, Ofelia Valdez, Marian DeDyne. SECOND Roxv: Mary Ann Caciatore, Mary Daurelle, Marge Hill. THIRD Row: Barbara Gilkinson, Dot james, Isabel Carter. FOURTH Row: Ruth Byrd, Gloria Gonzalez, Marie Mueller. FIFTH Row: Betty Burns, Flora Mae Mullis, Peggy Anderson. SIXTH' Row: Mae Langford, Margaret Groh. SEVENTH Row: Olga Arnel, Dorothy Murrell. EIGHTH ROW: Nelson Italiano, Peggy Waters, Frank Her- nandez. NINTH ROW: Bill Burns, Vernon Hurston, Frank Hernandez. TENTH Row: Charlie Moore, Hollis Jones, Bobby Ross. ELEVENTH Row: Mrs. Hall, Steve Alfonso. HQLIDAV 'L' :fw- 12 M, .aft lintsl' Roxy, l.i'fl lu Rigfzlz l.eroy Smith, Peter Mendova, jimmy Mc- Norrill, l'rnesl Cowley, .loyee Bursli, Herbert XVilliams, Louis Nell luvis, Phyllis Pinard, Alma Ynclan, Tandy ilohnson, Charles Klein, Bill Cfadreeha, ,Iolin Argerious, Lonnie Riles. SILONU Row: Mary Bonthby, ,lack Berger, Agnes llimes, Andrew Faza, Armando Iflizarde Bernard Cohen, -lanies Gillian, Billy XY'l1ite, Alfred Ford, Fred Henry. Rose XVilli.ims, liranla llenderson, Katie Smith, Maxwell Tucker, lllargaret Pate, Mrs. NVebb. iliiintn Roxy: lid Caraway, Lluanita Hamm. XY'ilm.i Sparlnian, Orville iliaylor, Gloria Pena, Calixto Diaz, Charles I-islier, Robert Young, Douglas Bare, lrene Hernandez, Pansy Ynclan, Meredith lobe, lirieda Mcllmvall, lleter lsodriquez, Mike Diav. 'lille xlellierson Band. under the direction of Mrs. Sarah Tyler XVebb. with Billy NY'l1ite as drum major, has ltept the jefferson spirit going by P.lI'llCll7.lllI1g in school activities and various other programs such as: football games, P.T.A., the annual R.O.T.C. Sponsors' Parade, the lied Cross Beneiat Show, and many of the assemblies. There are iifty-five members, including fifteen who have earned the beautiful gold and blue lyres for their outstanding services in the past two years. The Band now practices in the new sound proof room. lt successfully presented Victory Varieties, a show which is given .innu.illy. This has enabled them to procure musical instruments and add to the musical library. ,Mask VS? E' B i fe ' lx fi :.. , 5 - l -fi 1 s l 1 it - . , if f fl ,. 1 . V - f Q2 1 . , , ZIV... , M A l L- ., ,f ?' , I YV , f Q M' ' ,, Af yn f 'ii'-if . .yu - '- fy ,, f 'm we-.1-' ' ' f W., mx, yy ':'i.'::'.- ' 1rE'5 , ss , 1 - f!'is .sf.. 1 t -:wer - f f iff ' . .575 X -A+ ' .Jem '---1-..,, , . az -,, ig., 'v W H J? .an ' I ff W! J ' ?y,M ff ff , ,Q Wen.. N, y I ,yi I ff Lyra iff? jf H! f' ' Wx' l 42 V2 I ' pf , Our orchestra, under the direction of Mrs. Sarah Tyler Webb, has improved greatly during the last year. We have entertained on assembly programs, visited Lee and Hen' derson schools and played for them, and we have played for P.T,A. meetings. We now have twenty-One members. Manuel Fojace, Louis Noriega, Margaret Groh, Nell Brinson, and Rene Dibut playing the violing Frieda McDowell the violag Bert Diffenworth and Ernest Cowley the celog Dale Parham the bells, Frank Potter the fluteg Alma Ynclan, Agnes Heyns, and Wilma Spartman the clarinetg Marie Bullock and Dorothy Murrell the pianog Lonnie Rowell the drumsg Herbert Williams the base violing Jack Berger the trom- bone, Billy White and Gloria Pena the trumpet and Ed Caraway the soiusaphone. Ernest Cowley is Student Director of the orchestra. UANQKXLL LIGHT ' ACTIO Who of the january or june graduating Seniors will forget their memorable banquet sttnts in that great extravaganza This is jefferson? Held on an 21 ind Mar 31 rtspectix th - Peter Spoto - - - - Peter Spoto - - Mrs. Cox, Miss Lastra - Dee Dee Roop Mario Henriquez - julian Diaz - jane Everett jANUARY PROGRAM THEME Tnaxfnlaxfrr ---- Triax! In 1 l1l'Illlj' - R vijmliw f---- Tour! lo Senior Boys in S1 Rr'xjmf1.i1' ----- Tous! fo Sfllilll' Girls - RI'.SIlflll.XI' - - - - Tnail lo Sfflilll' Iiavyi - Peggy Anderson RIHYIIUIIH' --'-- - joe Romeo Presentation of Notables Vocal Solo M1'n10Vii'x ------- Dot james Piano Solo I iflf1 lVUl'fIH'IH', - Glenn Blocker Rt-citation ---- - jane Everett Presentation of the Ideal Senior CAST OF CLASS NOTABLES Ililliwxr --------------- Olga Cuervo Mm! Ilumlimm' - ---- Manuel Gonzalez Mn! Ri'jn'i'.i1'11fi1li1'i' - - - julian Diaz, Peggy Anderson Cllliil ------ - julian Diaz, Dorothy james Mail ILILIYHIIHllliltlfillg Boy - ----- Glenn Blocker iiivsf Girl ---- ---- P eggy Anderson Ii il l'i'r'im1i1lify - - - - julian Diaz, Peggy Anderson ll ltliwxl - - - - julian Diaz, Rose Macadis I i Figrirc - ------ Vera Braxton I5 il Illryiiqzii' ------ Richard Sanchez Mmf Buxlrfzzf - - - Mario Charboiner, Dorothy Knott Mm! Sopbixtirillni - - Richard Allen, Elizabeth Lunsford 'lioxl Ti1li'nfi'il -------- Glenn Blocker, Dorothy james Fiiisr Row, Imfl lo Riglnl Dtt Dee Roop Vera Braxton Rose Mareadis Peggy Anderson, Dorothy amts Hilda Fulgueira SI COND ROW Dorothy Knott, julian Diaz Mario Charbomcr Llilabtth Lunsford Glenn Blocker Tony Ptrtz Peter Spoto Olga Cuervo M051 Pnlmlar Bail Dremvi Biggrsl Flirt SIllHVfl'Sf - Class Crook Most Alblclir Hair - Nose - - Eyes - - - Collljllexinll Mouib - - Smile - - Teelb - - ,ffl J AN CAMERA E both chose the lovely Arbor Room, Hillsboro Hotel, as a setting. The evenings were en- hanced by the four D's-Dining, Drinking Qcoffee, of coursej , Dancing, Dazzling people! FIRST Row, Left to Right: Nellie Crescenzi, Eve Young, Yolanda Arias, Adrienne Blumberg, Conrad Delgado, Peggy Sipple, Babs Shannonhouse, Wynelle Davis, Joyce Brantley. SECOND Row: Raymoin Campo, Iby Robles, Amadeo Mendez, Naomi Fountain, Pat Moore, Bennie Ficcarota, Dickie Stevens, Ferdie Pacheco. THIRD Row: jack Groves, Bobby Ross, R. C. Gray, Mary Frances Baker, Marion Krause, Billy White, Thomas Smith. CAST OF CLASS NOTABLES Prettiest --------------- Eve Young Most Handsome - - ---- Amadeo Mendez Most Representative - - - R. C. Gray, Yolanda Arias Cutest ----- - - - Conrad Delgado, Peggy Sipple Most Accommodating - - Thomas Smith, Babs Shannonhouse Best Personality - - ---- Bill W'hite, Peggy Sipple lVittiest ---- - - - Pat Moore, Wynelle Davis Best Figure - - - - Babs Shannonhouse Best Physique - ------ Dickie Stevens Most Baslaful - - - - - Iby Robles, Nellie Crescenzi Most Sophisticated - - Ramon Campo, Mary Frances Baker Most Talented - - - - Bill White, Adrienne Blumberg Most Popular - - - - Jack Groves, Joyce Brantley Best Dressed --------- Raymon Campo, Dot McFall JUNE PROGRAM THEME-APRIL Foot Toastmaster --------- Thomas Smith Toast to Faculty - - Thomas Smith RUSPOIIXI' ---- - - Mr. Waters Toast to Senior Girls - - - Paul Johnson Response - - - - Naomi Fountain Toast to Senior Boys - - Adrienne Blumberg Response ------ - - Iby Robles Toast to Senior Boys in Serviee - - Gippie Melton Response ----------- Jack Groves Presentation of Class Notables Piano Solo ---------- R. C. Gray Vocal Solo ---- Mrs. Laura Hester Hoffman Presentation of Ideal Senior Biggest Flirt - - Marion Krause, Wynelle Davis Smartcstl - - - Thomas Smith, Yolanda Arias Class Comic - Most Athletic - - Bennie Ficcarota, Mary Samalia - - - - - Bobby Ross, Naomi Fountain Most Lilzely to- Snfreerl - - - Ferdie Pacheco, Adrienne Blumberg Sweetest Girl - - Hair - Nose - - Eyes - - Complexion - Moutlo - - Smile - - Teeth - - -----------Alicelaewis IDEAL SENIOR - - - Conrad Delgado, Betty Jane White - - - Bill Cargile, Peggy Sipple - - Amadeo Mendez, Dot McFall - Raymon Campo, Eve Young - - - Bill Cargile, Mamie Cueto - - - - Bobby Ross, Julie Switzer - - - - Sam Felicione, Adrienne Blumberg f, ,r dm if Oy 'swim W Ul'g?jredg ' -Nr- W5o ' ,, Stan ks S13 6 , 4 J51. , Awww , 2f , 0 N efson S fa rl2fS 5. w 1 ' QU 5. 3, fi L 256.311 fy q , , V r . 4 , Jn QL444.. 'if :fSf:wz.'fw'5 , f ' W 1 X Q ..,A,Mg --, C ll SPORTSCJSCCJPE AS THOUSANDS QHEER 'W Tl-IE In' the fall of 1943 the Jefferson Golden Dragons were admitted into the Big Ten Conference. A num- ber of boys who were expected to play on the team either joined the Navy or failed to return to school in September. Consequently the team had only one vic- tory-over Clearwater. However the inexperienced Affalefic' Director XV. E. HARKER Assisluuf Director SAM ALFIERI TEAM boys played hard and tough ball in one of the heaviest schedules in the history of our school. Had our kick-- ing been up to par earlier in the season, we would have had more wins. The 1944 spring drills show promise for a successful season if the fall drills are as good. FIRST Row, Left Io Right: joe Saladino, Byron Dawkins, Blackie Mirabello, Marvin Dawkins, Gonzalo Fulguira, Mario Charboincr, Pete Cimino, Bobby Ross, Julian Shamberg, Frank Faza. SECOND ROW: Charlie Moore, Pete Spoto, Tony Marino, Tony Perez, Gerald Burbagc. Reggie Tucker, Emilio Ippolito, Wilford Baugh, Leo Faza, Jerry Rodriguez, Claude Garcia, Bill Burns, Doc Raulerson. THIRD Row: Bernard Friedkin, Raymond Rodriguez, Ed Garnet, Bill Lloyd, Joe Felecione, Glenn Blocker, joe Elizarde, Ralph Vacarro, Bert Diffenworth, jack Valdes, M. D. Drew, Louis Charboiner, Nelson Nicoletto, Bennie Marino, Steve Candallerio, Ernest Rodriguez, Tommy Spicola, Robert Young, jack Boss, -I. D. Tyre. .vm V' - 0 . , ' . '- 1 - Q,-1w:.t'N I .NJ - ' iv ,- sv , . ,- we '.-,L s. . ' 1 . I ' 'mi :ff 5 lags-4. si s S GIRLS J CLUB This year there were only five girls in the J Club. All five are cheerleaders who earned their letters by cooperating wholeheartedly with the athletic department. They are: Left fo Right: Peggy Sipple, Isabel Carter, Dee Dee Roop, Joyce Brantly. Betty Bridges is not shown. J CLUB The J Club was organized for lettermen only, They are: FIRST Row, Lcff to' Rigbf: Bill Car- gile, Marvin Dawkins, Gerald Burbage, Tony Ferez, Jerry Rodriguez, Gonzalo Fulguira, Bernard Friedkin, J. D. Tyre. SECOND Row: Pete Cimino, Manny Elizarde, Tony Marino, Al Casal, Conrad Delgado. THIRD Row: Bobby Ross, Julian Shamberg, Ed Garnet, Joe Pupello, Wfilford Baugh, Lawrence Dickson. 5 fa .kj e Lf! Emilio Ippolito tackles Frank Lorenzo in J.H.S vs. H.H.S. clash. Hillsborough won the hard fought battle by a small margin. -. 0. .agilxw 1 . L -x 1 1. - 4 ,f W.. JEFFEHWN . lg f f f, 4... .ffiigzf A2 A' V f' ' 1 . l, 'A X .- ,V , .1 l ' an ff' A YF? A N. 'f Mel firms. 17 , f A 9155 ,. Q- ,K dw .M s BILL B U R N s END ..,,-- x . 1 ,,,.. 41 f. 3 , N K4 nl iq a s- ,S X f L .. asf? A. s .AAS J 21253 T Q. sesgyigiiv 6 31-ffis. , ,. A .L ...f ' A ',..,..eC3v fi'-Q.,pi.rfg ,- I fum-fiK:i.'.' DOC RAULERSON CENTER 1943 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept 17 Tfwrrr Sept. 24 Tlwru Oct. R Then' UCI. Zl Ilrrz' UCI. 2 9 TfI1'l'f' Nov 5 1'1I'l'l' Nov I S Hrrl' Nov. 2 5 Tfwrrr' jefferson jefferson jefferson jefferson jefferson jefferson jefferson jefferson PETER Lakeland 14 Plant City IR Clearwater 6 Hillsborough ZR Tallahassee 33 Plant 33 Ocala 6 St. Petersburg 38 JERREE BURBQGE BACK BACK lf ,Wa -nf 1 if ' BLQCKIE MIRABELLQ GUARD - M A, ' ' X U ms 1 : ' EM fi1w7'iLA'sflT' N? W 'fl ,,,, I , . H-BWI? . ' f ,jf . Qfwaf.. - ,f v , 'M l W- 'L 3 9 ' w h 1f. 4m'g41.. fl y f -,f jf REC-:GlE TUCKER END ,f f J UUAN CENTER CHARLKE MOORE TACKLE V,...,,y .f N. J x HENR9 BACK X' ff' ff 7 cwmessomeez ,. 4? , f meme lj L f'1,gg ....... . - , .L ' a qui' ly' ul' .,,, lv ' viff 3 ff... 'AG' lf j,,, , 2 - fafiffrst . ' Q' Ga-X , T A 1, ' ' - Sf V Y. soaav Ross . L.3?Q'.f3-ff.-315-,En 2 V BACK r Lf:gf5.iI?,'fff'g3,A'P ' TONY Penez BACK in ,fn ,a M U, N 'W 0 f xx J .,.. , 4 W , w f T x' f , f l , f . 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The '44 team was not as successful as the one in '43, due to the fact that many of the boys expected to star joined the service. Although the team had a hard schedule they worked up to the semi-finals in the Regional Tournament. The hard fighting Dragons GCDLDEN DIQAGCDN CAGERS won only one of the two games in the Big Ten Tourna- ment. They played the games to the best of their ability and were tough opponents for the teams that defeated them. Win or lose, we're all proud of our basketball team. BLLL BURNS CONRAD DELGPQDO BILL9 CMECHLE' JOE PUPELLO E'-,OBB9 DIQZ Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan Jan. Ian. Jan. Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Tbfrr' H 0 rv Tbfrf' H are H err' Tbcrz' Tlwre There H c' rf' The rc' Tbcrr' Here H e re H rr: Jefferson Jefferson jefferson Jefferson Jefferson jefferson Jefferson Jefferson Jefferson Jefferson jefferson Jefferson Jeferson Jefferson i s I 5 XNDEZ limsr Row, lmfl fu Riglwlz Modesto Fernandez, Conrad Delgado, Manuel Fojaco, Stephen Alphonso, Frank Showers, Sam Ficarotta. SECOND Row: Tommy Sauls, Bernard Friedkin, Al Casal, Johnnie Fernandez, Leroy Milam, Wilford Baugh, Billy Cargile, Gabrial Acebo, Coach Harker. 'IQHIRD Row: Tandy Johnson, Gonzalo Iiulguiera, Lawrence Dickson, Ed Gonzalez, Ed Garnette, Bobby Ross, Nelson Niccolleti Mike Pelligrino, Benny Suarez. BA S E BALL In 1943 the Jefferson Baseball team won ten con- secutive games and went to Jacksonville for the State Tournament. During the entire season they won 15 games and lost 3. Now in 1944 they are having great March March March April April April Jefferson Jefferson Jefferson Jefferson Jefferson Jefferson St. Petersburg Plant Hillsborough Jesuit Brooksville Jesuit SCHEDULE 4 5 4 1 2 3 success. So far they have won all the games they have played. We hope to see them in the State Tournament again. 1944 April April April April May May Jefferson Jefferson Jefferson JeHerson Jefferson Jefferson Hillsborough Plant St. Petersburg Jesuit Hillsborough Plant GIRLS, SPGRTS D R A G O N E T T E S BASKETBALL C'aj1tai11 1 i L Mona Rogers 5 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mary Reine Boothby, Virginia Jefferson girls interested in basketball formed the team Carlson, Mona Rogers. SECOND Row: Irene Fernandez, known as Dragonettes which participated in the City Betty Lou Knott, Virginia Beckum. League tournament. ARCHERY-Left to Right: Betty Jane Thorne, VOLLEYBALL-Drag011c'ttes-Captain, Lois Philips, Dorothy Solomon, Mary Frances Baker, Dot James. Manager, Nona Rogers. i ' ' -Y 5 - t-V -- . .. . ..,, ...... ..-.....,... ...iw N,-,A lfliuyr' Row, l.z'fI fo Rigfwlz Rosarita La Violettc, Nell Brinson, Doris Davis, Naomi Fountain, Jessie Wfright, Maxine Futeh, joy Jcffrion, Iieriha Cohalla, Betty Lou Knott. Sreoxn Row: Betsy Blanton, Mary Frances Baker, Betty jane Throne, Mona Rogers, Frieda McDowl, Lois Phillips, Belda NVliilLed, Rose Wfilliams, Betty Baker. GIRLS' RIFLE TEAM Cfujrfilill-Iiclly ,lane Throne Mamlger-Mai'y Frances Baker The Girls' Rifle Team organized by Mrs. Klein and manship and have received recognition throughout and Sergeant Cox this year is the first of its kind in the City. the State. The girls have shown exceptional marks,- you 99 as neo Billie Nave. Mary Frances Baker Betty Baker, Lois Phillips, Dorothy Murrcl FIRST Row, Left to Rigbf: Betty jane Thorne, Dot James, Peggy Anderson, Betty Lou Baker, Mary Frances Baker. SECOND Row: Gippie Melton, Evelyn Wittman, Frances Palermo, Doris Chaite. THIRD ROW: Alice Esperante, Lillie Palermo, Palmira Lazo, Angelica Madiedo. FOURTH ROW: Olga Cuervo, Hilda Tuero, Hilda Edmundson, Madge Kleinhammer. FIFTH ROW: Alice Fernandez, Hilda Sanchez, Maxine Futch, Carolyn Curry. SIXTH Row: Merle Rowe, Laura Trupia, Betsy Blanton, Nell Brinson. SEVENTH Row: Thelma Duval, Doris Davies, Tl-IE JEFFERSCDN VICTORY CCDRPS June Akers. FIRST SEMESTER DRILL COMMANDER ------ Betty Jane Thorne LIEUT.-COL. - - - - - Peggy Anderson MAJOR ---- - Mary Frances Baker CAPTAIN - ---- Dot James CAPTAIN - - Betty Lou Baker The Victory Corps under the sponsorship of Mrs. Selina Klein, has developed into the most representa- tive organization in Jefferson. To be considered an active member a person must put in 36 hours a sem- ester in War Work. 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