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

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llale and llearty Sailors Are We Hale and hearty sailors are we! Quite a necessary part of living is the developing of :i sound body. Our classes in physical education and the sports in which we are all free to take part offer us every opportunity for hours of good, clean exercise. A spirit of good sportsmanship and fair play is the aim and result of the teaching by good instructors. Seeking A Vocation? Are you seeking a vocation in the business world? lf so. a visit to our commercial de- partment would be profitable to you. We find typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, business arithmetic, and industrial geography are all preparing us for a commercial career. In fact, we even get experience in advance of our graduation, for we may take our re- quired subjects in the morning with a class in Diversified Cooperation Training. Each afternoon we work as apprentices at our chosen profession. Conferences In the DCT Room Drills far Sim and R.0.l'.C. Drills not only apply to academic subjects but also to the R.O.T,C. Each morning we find our boys marching side by side to the tune of a Hup Two Three Fourf, These companies also spend time indoors where they learn among other things, the tactics of handling a rifle. We might add that they learn them pretty well too, for last year our team brought home national honors. Shop offers the opportunity of spending many interesting hours at a useful project to the boys who lilte to do woodwork. Some of them put these lessons to use around school by repairing and making chairs, band stands, and other articles. MR. DICK SPOTO, fupper lrflj, Physical Ed.: College attended: University of Tampa, B.S. Degree: Sponsorships: Head Coach and J Club. MRS. LAURFNCE BRYSON WORLEY, fnpper vigblj, Physical Ed.g College attended: University of Tennessee, B.S. Degreeg Sponsorships: Pep Squad and Pan American Club. MR. J. J. RFLIHAN, fmii1'a'le leflj, Shopg Colleges attended: Uni- versity of Florida, Georgia Tech, Wisconsin University, and Stout Institute, B.S. Degree. SGT. BEN PARRISH, lmiflilli' righfj, R.O.T.C.g College at- tended: North Georgia, B.S. Degree: Sponsorships: R.O.T.C. and Rifle Team. MRS. ANGELINA ANTINORI, flower ruu', lcfl io rigbfl, Typing :md Shorthand, Colleges attended: F.S.C.W. and University of Florida, B.S. Degree. MISS ROSALIE LASTRA, Typing and Shorthandg Colleges nt- tencled: H1bana University, University of Florida, F.S.C.W., and University of Tampa, B.S. Degree, Sponsorship: Senior Class. MRS. OLGA SPOTO, Commercial subjectsg College attended: F.S.C.W'., B.S. Degree. MR. E. P. MANEY, D. C. T.g College attended: Florida Southern, A.B. Degree: Sponsorship: Diversified Cooperative Training. I1-v 1

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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.

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