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

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Jefferson s Homemakers of tomorrow. Looking forward! , We --.,-fN- -cr-' ...,. - l--in ANSWERING THE CHALLENGE OF THE FUTURE... What the future will offer to the members of the class of l957 only the days and years ahead can tell. How prepared you are to accept, modify, or reject the situations will depend upon the success of our efforts to build into your lives the necessary qualities of character and traits of personality which will determine your decisions. It is quite true that the three years at Jefferson High School and the experiences which the school has provided cannot determine all the factors which are basic. The influence of family and the basic truths taught by Your church are so much a part of all that you are and will be in the years to come. The school has provided the place and time where fundamental principles of your lives have been provided with an opportunity to understand the true values as a young mature individual. The years that are ahead will be of concern for those of us who know you and think of you as a part of our school life. The problems, disappoint- ments, and failures will leave their scars only to the extent that the pleasures, successes, and degree of happiness will be able to overcome them through strength of purpose and skills in adjustment which you possess. Our constant thoughts will be with you and your ability to meet the challenge of the future. 'Al M., PREPARED! for studies - - for OCCUPUHOF1 . . . for defense -5-nu-F' M

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-..f 1' Dragon dance. Miss Martha Nelson, Miss Lucile D. Sumner and Jetfites explore new horizons in the Dragon Library. FACES HORIZONS New faculty members pose in library. Seated are: Mrs. Frances Jones, Mrs. Dorothy Massey, Mrs. Frances Davis, and Miss Addie Humphrey. Standing are: Mr. James N. Luton, Mr. Samuel Harrison, Miss Betty Silverstein, Mr. Mike Karaphillis, Mr. The dore Greene, Mr. James McAllister. , - ...H ,1 .usalnsui-If at an my Aww.. M 'fi . LWB. X,