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

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-gun su I I953 SEPTEMBER I953 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right Frank Fernandez, President, Bill Wait, Vice President, Floy West, Sec reta ry. SEPTEMBER School begins-Had our first big pep rally and yelled ourselves hoarse as we opened our '53 football season, but much to our sorrow the Dragons lost to Plant for the first time in seven years-Our boys surprised the student body by that great victory over Tarpon Springs, 32-0-First Dance of the year opening a new season of gaiety, was the Moving Picture Dance, sponsored by the President's Council. This was the first of a long line of gala events to take place in our brand new gymnasium4Happy day! Physical education classes and the band moved from the old building to the new. WE BEGIN OUR SENIOR YEAR, THE LAST AND BEST, WITH CROWDED DAYS OF REGISTRATION AND ACTIVITY PLANNING. JOE ANGELO ABENE CARROLL JEROME ABERNATHY ALTON ADAMS MARTHA AIKEN HERBIE AINSWORTH ARMIDA ALFONSO MARIANA ALFONSO DANIEL ALMEIDA ANGELA MARIA ALVAREZ

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I953 OCTOBER l953 U Lv L9 Cheerleaders pause to pose. WITH ALL CLUBS READY FOR ACTI FULL SWING, 8 REPORT CARDS NEAR, ANTHONY CARINHAS FAUSTO CENAL NORMA CHAO NORMA CICCARELLO PETER M. CICCARELLO FRANK J. CONIGLIO OCTOBER Will we ever forget the heartbreak of not scoring those four almost completed touch- downs during the Edgewater game? It was raining, but nothing could dampen our spirits or keep us from coming to the annual burning of the Terrier! Afterwards, a great majority of the crowd remained for the Y-Teen Dance- It was the wee hours of the morning when 12 members fincluding 2 teachersj of the Monti- cello and Jeffersonian staffs left for the Jour- nalism Convention in Gainesville-On the 12th of October, we bowed to the Hillsborough Terriers-just four days afterwards, though, we were revived by the beautiful music of our outstanding Jefferson Band under the direction of Mr. Scott-Seems as though the act of bow- ing changed, for we licked the Miami Tech team 13-0-Mr. Jefferson, Richard Ortiz, and Miss Jefferson, Mary Jo Provenzano, were chosen at the big Junior Lions Dance-The Dragons traveled to Panama City and lost to Bay High-No black cats crossed the paths of the following girls, for they were inducted into the Civinettes at the jack O' Lantern Dance: Seniors: Mary Di Pietra, Kay Kelly, Eleanor Hayes, Pat Davis, Holanda Fernandez. Juniors: Diana Aizpuru, Mary Jo Provenzano, and Sandra Fernandez. FOOTBALL SEASON IN WE ARE BUSY PEOPLE FRANCIS CHILE FRANK P. CHILLURA GLENN HOWARD COOK MANUEL RUBEN CORRIPIO