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

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Canceming figures Though some of us .shy away from the study of mathematics and the more advanced courses, algebra and geometry, we all realize how necessary it is to have more than just a working knowledge of the fundamentals of this science. In building our needs, keeping our books, and adjusting our finances, we call on every ounce of our knowledge of figures every day. W To the Board! learning Through language In the study of Latin, the mother tongue of most languages of the civilized world, we gain a better understanding of our English grammar and a knowledge of peoples in ancient Italy. Spanish is spoken by many of us, but even those to whom it was an unfamiliar tongue, spend many an enjoyable hour reading inter- esting storics and learning to put our thoughts into a second language. MRS. IVIARY MORTELLARO CALTAGIRONE, fllflfwr' leflj, Algebra and Practical Math, College attended: F. S. C. W., B.S. Degree, Sponsorship: Cheerleaders. MISS ESTELLE BUTLER, Kzlpper rigblj, Algebra, Colleges attended: Florida Southern, University of Florida, and Uni- versity of Georgia, B.A. Degree. MRS. IRENE SPARKMAN, fnol rbownj, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry. and Solid Geometry, Colleges attended: Shorter College Rome and University of Florida, B.A. Degree. MR. D. R. ZABALDO, flower lrfij, Spanish, College attended: University of Florida, B.A. Degree. MRS. WINIFRED LIVELY, Ilawrr midzllvj, Spanish and Speech, Colleges attended: New York School of Fine and Applied Arts, and F.S.C.W'., ILA. Degree: Sponsorships: Dra- 'rmtic Club and Assembly Prograrnc. BTRS. VERTA COX, flowfl' rigbfj, Latin and Fnglishg Col- leges attended: F.S.C.W., Uni- versity of Florida, and Uni- versity of Tampa, B.A. Degree, Sponsorships: The Mhonticello and Quill and Scroll. ,E12

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Social Studies We live to learn and learn to live in our social studies. An aid to better understanding of the mind of another person is psychology. The knowledge of sociology helps us to live together with greater harmony, for it gives us a view of the development of society in all its various aspects. The science of making a living, economics, is one of the most import- . W l Q . he . ant of all studies today. ,By studying civics, we are better able to understand the organintions of our govern- ment. Our history, as a written account of past events, impresses on us the fact that we can best go forward by profiting from the mistakes and successes of the past. , 7 . . ij ..,1.'s.g:y1:'-A. , -- . 1. agiiiv +V Eine .f . ie .. .-151' 7 '1 siffg4'1i41izs?zi?sisi?g? ' 2. 15271 ev ,:igEi',. L7 eff. iv - -- gr72fsm2s.zf 1, -,ft , 1 nw ..'stg.wf,sso.x4 wil. ' 'siilft L. ,,,,t.q.:4 W-fagsiszzeiffgzr . Y- 1' -. gesisis. vs2?f:Li?f5??i J 'fiilffsi -. Wisgilliiie . '- i zfwfflfvgffii 5 .. Learning to Live One With Another MR. H. L. TOLBERT, fupprr lvftj, Civics, Colleges attended: University of Florida, and University of Michigan, A.B. Degree. MISS MARGARET DEAVER, fupper righll, History, Colleges attended: Agness Scott College, A.B. Degree. MRS. BETTY CAMPBELL, Imidzlle leffj, History, Colleges attended: Alfred College, and Michigan University, B.S. De- gree, Sponsorships: Scholarship, Inc. and Service Corp. MRS. CASSIE MAE OLSON, fmirldle riglatj, Sociology and History, Colleges attended: Gteneda College, Mississippi State College for Women, and University of Florida, B.A. Degree, Sponsorship: Honor Society. MR. SAM AIFIERI, flower leflj, History and Physical Edu- cation, College attended: University of Tampa, A.B. Degree, Sponsorships: Assistant Coach and J Club. MR. W. O. BYRD, flower middlej, History, College attended: Mississippi, A.B. Degree, Sponsorships: Youth for Christ, Traffic Court, and Athletic Business Manager. llll MRS. AURORA LLOYD, flower rigbll, History, Eco- nomics, and Current History, College attended: University of Florida, A.B. Degree.

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MR. D. COLEMAN, flzppvr' lfflj, Chemistry, Physics, Bi- ology, and General Science: College attended: University of Florida, B.S. Degree: Sponsor- ships: Key Club and Book Room. MISS BERNICE JOHNSON. fuppvf 1r1i:1r1lz'j, Biologyg Col- lege attended: Florida Southern, B.S. Degree: Sponsorship: Fair Exhibit Chairman. MR. R. W. HAGUE, fupper 1igl1lQ, Science and Mechanical Drawing: Colleges attended: Iowa State, Upper Iowa University, Florida Southern, and Alabama, B.S. Degree. MRS. FRANCES HAWKINS, flower Ii-flj, Cooking and Sewing: College attended: F.S.C.W., PLS. Degree: Sponsorships: Senior Class and Red Cross. MRS. CORA SHEPPARD, flower rightj, Cooking and Sewingg Colleges attended: Peabody and Tennessee University, B.S. and M.S. Degrees: Sponsorship: Senior Class. f Tit . . I ' is-erm ., Ng , I E 1 irflp. y '- .QV , K ' ggysfff Q , I ' w g ggei fifi. ' , in .' is fum f . M ffsy..ses1s:5wFL ff.. + 'S ee f..,.e-are - i51'i2'f 'E L-GX Scientific Facts Pirate or student, there is need of some knowledge of the fundamentals of science. No ship can be sailed upon the wide open sea, no use can be put to the discoveries of mankind if someone isn't ready to say what is to be done with each new thing. We need to learn how changes can be made in the field This Is the Way It's Done, Girls! 131 of science to bring about the greatest benefit to all. In school we are taught two basic sciences, general science and biology. Chemistry and physics satisfy the search for further knowledge in a field which has many possibilities for service. Teaching Home Culture Although the men of adventure in days of old spent much time in wandering from shore to shore, they always found their way back to a place called home. It is the same today. And the managing of that home is a woman's work. Contrary to a somewhat common belief, this art does not come naturally to a few or to many. One can always learn new ways to do old tasks. With science doing so much toward making house- work easier, it is necessary to study to be able to use these inventions with skill.