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

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1960 volume:

P e Monflce 1960 JEFFERSON HIGH SCHCOL VI e T h ' I I Tampa, Florida oum XIX reword Our knowledge IS a torch of smoky plne That llghts the pathway but one step ahead Across a vold of mystery and dread A school hos o slngle purpose to moke those who poss through nts doors unto better people In Jefferson we leorn to Iuve with eoch other to work with eoch other ond to follow ond leod eoch other Another ond the snngly most lmportont ospect of our school as knowledge Why IS knowledge Important? Thus IS best answered by o quote from the poem O World by George Sontoyono Our Knowledge as o torch of smoky pune thot llghts the pothwoy but one step oheod ocross o vond of mystery ond dreod Knowledge as used os the theme of thus Montncello becouse we the Monticello Stott feel the urgency for knowledge Knowledge rs the bosuc foundotnon whnch we must use to duscover the prnncuples we need for the future 9 0 Q C U Q I I - 1 Il ll ll - II 1 1 ' Contents Foreword Dedlcotlon Academics Admlnlstrcltron Students Actlvltres Clubs Sports Senror Directory 170 Advertising 175 2 . . 8 ' 9 . . . 21 45 Malaria 85 . . . 93 115 147 I n Y .- s ,f .4 W. ' ,.a- mm-, -,M 4' 4 1' 2 ma ' , if fi? T 11 ai r WL.. ,Il Ji? 1, Lai, . I Leads to knowledge X I Beauflful TAM PA Background or our school T o MacDIII Avonuv qatc- to MacDIII AIr Forcc Basc an Important aspcct of Tampa wgyk 'Y W ix 1 i' ,-in n-Q. ,Q wav, -fM.,,, Tampa Intornanonal AIrport sIte of one of Tampas tastcst growmg Industrlcs i1-' A hous of worslup a svmbol ol rclIgIon wh ch Integral part of any Communntv Tampa s ov-'I Jccpwatcr Far or no-n asf Q L 0 to hc Carnb I: . YE- h I is . 3 X4 ff I I rw 'f ,fifgiglt 'xl 1 ' A , an Q1 U' , ' f f' ESI 'ly l Y' ,L 1 lr! i I X 4 A ' r K - my ' ., ,.,, I A .Ak K Q V i - h I X. . p , . , I ff, 0 , I I an . ' I , b ln h Got v. I r b an , ll -ff -. 0 .,- Q 1, 0. - 4? -lx' ' Q 71 Li? . .N 'va 1 41 .971 Il If . -W , ,. s, 4 fic 'la 7 s 1 'WML nb L 13' fl V -4. Q56- Q Pm . ,,.. x - my J. .,-,,,,f . H ,Q X If xi ii V U Ajgyggvj fu, ' .4 43 7 v . ,W ' 'Q -qu' Ag Y a f.. f X' Q ' ? A ii Y! J '04 A ' 1 ,'l-y,,- ..,,. ,gs , ,-JW. -1 I 'S il- '4 ', n: .IN- ' ' ' N ' F .f 3 J. 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'vf'f,,'- 'y ,V LA, .V f. ,l , Academics CAREER DAY Career Day at Jefferson was held on Gctober 28 l959 It was brought to us by the Chamber of Commerce and the HIIlsborough County School Board College and UHIVGFSITY representatIves In cooperatIon wIth the Armed Forces and dIstInguIshed busnnessmen and wom en partIcIpated In gIvIng advnce and an swerIng questIons whIch students may have had about theIr chosen careers In order to Introduce and exploIn Career Day to our students an assembly was held durung whIch hosts and host esses were Honor SOCIETY and Future Teachers Three very dIstInguIshed speakers talked on dIfferent phases of careers and explaIned the Importance of a career to Jefferson students The speakers were Mr KIrkpatrIck from Byron Harless and ASSOClOfe Mr Dave ErwIn and Mrs D MItcheIl from the county OfflCe ExhIbIts were set up In the gym so students could have a better understandIng of theIr chosen courses The evaluatIon sheets whIch the students completed showed much Interest toward Career Day It IS because of the wIde Interest of the students that we wIII con Member of flre department glves Inform Mr KIrkpatrIck gIves a very Informahve speech to the student body as Mr D Erwm Mrs D MItcheIl Bllly Vargas Presldent of Student Councul and Mr B Alonzo Prlnclpal Ilsten tInue Career Day as a yearly event In all HIllsborough County schools Jefferson IS proud and honored to be ID charge of plannnng Career Day for all schools In Tampa next year ThIs honor was made possIble because Jefferson had the best Career Day program In the cIty atIve speech to Interested students durlng Career a 'Q 'El .A..L.J N l I , - . 1' ' t . ! ' ' ' lf . I Q I .. . . , . - g - - I 491-Sf, , . Q - - I1 . l l l I I - - . I - - l 1 . ' I I I , . . , , . , . . . . . . . D yi f M I if I '. 'D I , Q -l g, 252 ff ,-eg . 'f R it I . sw X l x I 1 n -- ' A 1' C . Q 2 , If 'I h s J' is L I 12 0 OPERATE be --41' I 1. Three leffltes recelve information from a representative of the General Telephone Company Sam Boglno trucs to point out the dufhcult parts ofa motor to Joyce Valles D R I V E R S E D U C A T I O N Through the doors ot Jef ferson pass many well trauned student drnvers some who have won awards for sate druvnng Thus honor ns made possuble by the offerlnq ot a Drnv rs Educatnon course whuch S taught by a group of aualrfred Jefferson teachers Thus course not only grves students an op portunnty to learn safe drnvnng but It gnves them lnformatnon on the mechanucal care of Cars Students are qnven class room nnstructlons plus th op portunrty to druve twrce a week wnth a capable nnstructor 13 5 4 T 4, 4 L T l ri' 7 . Mgr' 7L T . 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ENGLISH Next we wall study us a very pop ular saylng wrth our Englrsh teachers Englnsh one of our most essential sub lects as repeated year after year and stall keeps the rnterest of the students Thus rs probably so because thus subject branches out unto many categories grammar poetry drama short stones and plays and the dnfferent phases of these categornes are taught at dufferent grade levels therefore the students learn somethrng new every vear One great advantage nn cnglrsh rs that ut teaches students creatnveness Thus rs accompllshed through the essays com posatnons poems short stones and plays whuch the students are sometrmes re gunred to wrute The most Important advantage rn thus subject us the opportunrty to study and learn the English language 4 Rebecca Benitez reads to the class from her Englrsh outlines P H 0 Today many teenagers are hood They are taught how to make the most of them faced wnth doubts fears and other dnffrcultues The psy selves by learnnng and thrnklng They are made aware of chology class us especually assembled to drscuss guestnons the ways an whrch their thnnkung can go astray or be led and problems teenagers face as they enter young adult unto wrong channels Lorrarne Morales leads a panel drscusslon composed of left to rrght Manuel Vrtorra Jeanne Garcra Anthony Fernandez Palmrra Camprsr and John Parnno H? ,X 14 4 Il r Il - If' . . . I - 1 V 1 1 1 1 1 1 X . ,- . . I - I . I I I . ' . 1 3 1 1 1 - Ki v 1, QX n 1, . I HISTORY When the word history is men- tioned it brings to mind famous events of the past which a student may have previously studied in one of his classes namely history History is the study of famous persons or events of the past mann ly because present events connot be printed as rapidly as they occur This course offers the chance study our ancestors and their prog ress in developing such a great nation as ours It gives us the chance to study their mistakes and faults so we may profit by their examples History is taught so as to give students an idea of things which might occur in the future John Palmer: points to Sondra Lewis a historical spot on the globe with Roland Rogert diligently working on his project I ART Art classes taught by Mr Car doso are composed of students who have an interest and talent in this sublect In this class students learn the basic fundamentals of art as well as learning to actually draw They learn to create are taught new methods of art and are given new ideas and ways to improve their work They study famous artists such as Rembrant da Vinci and many others The different master pieces of other famous artists are also taught Q Criticism is offered to art student by fellow classmates SCIENCE We are proud of our Science De- partment at Jefferson, One of our most interesting fields of science, Physics, is taught by Mr, Rosete This course is composed of stu- dents with a B or better average in math and also with four years' background in other fields of math, ln order to get a deeper understand- ing and to go into the subject more thoroughly, this class meets on Thursdays and Fridays at eight o'clock in the morning 15 'Y' XE- The chemistry classes have a new teacher this year, Mr. Moradiellos. In this course we learn about the ele- ments of nature and its chemical and physical changes. We also study formulas and equations which are connected with the many various ele- ments, some of which were made by man, Other science courses offered in Jefferson are: Biology I, Biology ll and Advanced Science, Bill Moyer and Gloria Saguc smile happily at the results of the Physics experiment. Left to right: Caesar Rivera, Martha Leto, Manuel Balserio, Arthur Alfanador, and Sam Garcia work diligently cn an experiment on oxidation and reductio gf N- 3 his lv 1, I1 SHOP Mr McAIister has done a fine job in 'nstructing the shop classes These lasses are composed of students who 'Jre interested an learning about the fnany things that can be made out of lvood and metals They learn how to carve and put together many things from just n or more pieces of metal ' The many machines enable the stu ents to make things which may be used n or about the home Thev also learn Ow to describe the many tyoes of ma erials with which they work We at Jef Person offer three years of shoo in which he students may progress each year by experience For many shoo brings out the skill and abilitv to work with wood and metal It may encourage students to continue in this field as a line of work For others shoo may interest them as a hobby Eugene Baker making a bowl on the lathe machine V HOMEMAKING The main purpose of Homemaking is to give the students who are taking ad- vantage of this course a better under- standing of their responsibilities of keep- ing a home for her family in the future. Among the many things which are taught to the students are cooking sew- ing and how to keep a budget of her expenses in maintaining a home in good order. The students have several days in which they are in the classroom and the remainder of the week they spend in the kitchen where they are given instructions by Mrs, Heaton, our Homemaking teach- er, on how to prepare different kinds of foods. They also spend time with the sewing machines making clothes or items for the home. Left to right: Carmen Barja and Geraldine Anton are 1-M f 4 busily preparing some cookies for the oven. SHORTHAND faq' Preparung for theur future careers as secretarues or for theur own oersonal use Shorthand us essentual to hugh school XJ! students Durung the furst vear of Shorthand the T' rules and fundamentals are learned They do not go too deeply unto ductatuon but concentrate on readung and wrutung Homework us guven douly to out unto proc tuce what the student has learned un class After takung one year of Shorthand most students go unto a second year course Durung thus year students have a good background and more us expected from them Skullbuuldung transcrubung and ductatuon are the maun objectuyes of thus year Sandra Noruega ductates to Grace Agluano to help her umprove her shorthand skull TYPING The opportunutues offered un thus course are very rewardung Wuth the abul uty to learn typung you also become ac quaunted wuth the varuous Darts of a type wruter Besudes learnung the maun factors of typung you learn many umportant facts whuch wull assust a student un the busuness world The two maun elements necessary to be a good tyoust are control and concen tratuon The oossessuon of one or the other alone cannot guve you the necessary tool to be a good typust but the combuned force of both control and concentratuon wuth the wull to learn wull promuse good results un your future as a tyoust One year of tvoung us offered to stu dents who are Dlannung to go on to col lege Thus year of tvoung wull umprove theur grades and Dossubly help them un gettung a part tume uob whule un college 4 lrcnc Varon concentrates on takung a tumed wrutung 18 u 1 , '4 ? 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V g if M., W . . . . u u X gh Rl. rf' Mary Gusande records speech as class looks on Fo R E I G N N G U E For the first Mme authors Thus course us offered only to students who have h k Jefferson Hugh has a Thlrd Year Spannsh course to offer Tnogdgguonzfyors of Spomsh or who me from O Spams Spec TNS COUV5e W05 Plfmned TGV the Sole PUVPOSG Ol eC'd 'lQ Und One of the novels which they read ns Don Qunxote whlch enjoylng Spanish novels and also for studynng Spannsh has been translated unto almost every language In the world OFFICE ASSISTANTS These dependable young ladres and gentle men perform many chores whzch reduce the teduous jobs of the deans office personnel and llbrarlan The dean s and offlce p rsonnel s assnstants perform such tasks as typing offlce maternal flllng records answerlng the phone sendmg messages and many other helpful chores The lubraruan s assnstants share a great part of Mrs Jones our lnbrarlan autles They not only and students ln looking for a book but they also keep the lubrary neat and well or ganrzed One of thelr bnggest responsubnlrtles as helpnng sophomores learn about our lubrary and howto make It useful nn fundung Informa tion WN X sponsubullty to keep our school runnlng smoothly As you sec these students share a great re 1 Josie DI Stefano checks out a book for Rene Vllla 19 f f . -f - I l , Nj s ,.,1' A .N if , Wi ll , 'H ' un.. - i , r f I ' I ' 9 ' 1 ' 2' I I , 1 , - L . . , , V L' , . . , . f , ,' I . . I I x A l . -1 Q t., . I ' A ' gif, f-'r H .F , ,' l I ' - -t I - , 1 .Y-ec J' QL., J ' MATHEMATICS The purpose of this subject is to en- courage students to think accurately for themselves. Math, itself, takes much concentration and thought in order to work it and make it work for you, There are many fields of Math -- General Math Algebra Geometry and Trigonometry These are some of the fields of Math which are taught at Jeffer son As a student progresses from one grade to another he may be able to take a more complicated form of Math One fueld of Math may offer some form of a more complucated one un order to famuluaruze a student with this fueld un case he may wush to take up the course at o later time Nancy Hernandez works o problem unvolvung secants and tangents Anthony Abreu skillfully meosurung his work M E C H A N I C A L DRAWING We at Jefferson Hugh School are pruvu leged to hove such a fune Mechanucal Drawung instructor as Mr White Thus course us open to both boys and gurls who are interested un any fueld which involves drawing or constructing A student may take one or two years of The furst year consists of basuc funda mentals after which students study the varuous branches which are connected with Mechanucal Drawung During the second year a student may study any particular fueld of Mechanucal Drawung un which he may be most unter ested Hus entire second vear us devoted to the study of thus particular field One of the most important phases of Mechanucal Drawung us learnung how to r ad and draw blueorunts I I I I this course if he so desires. Q . IU aculfy The seed of knowledge spreads rapidly ,CIW f V I i W 95 5 2' V . Z4 ' W 'giruxgz W ,:e',?,f.k A ,ah 52 fri: 1 Q, ,mv kg Administration Mr Braulio Alonso, our distinguished principal, is not only the head of our school, but a well-known and respected Civic leader as well. He has served his community well and is a member of most of our city, state, and national educa- tional associations, and Governorfs Com- mittee on Latin American Affairs ln the two years that he has been our principal, he has done wonders for our school, He has boosted school pride and our spirit is at a new high Full of school spirit, he attends all sports activities and co operates fully with our school sponsored extra curricular OCTIVITISS Of his many hobbies the one he en joys most is traveling He has visited every state in the Union except Alaska and Hawaii has been in Europe Africa Cuba Mexico and Canada He agrees that traveling is a second education He is a graduate of Hillsborough High School attended the University of Tampa the University of Florida and has earned his B A M A and Rank l degrees He is the present Alcade of Ybor City which is equivalent to the office of mayor The main obiective of this office is to promote good will between neighboring vicinitues and Ybor City We feel that we have an unusual honor at Jefferson since we have a Mayor as our principal mi-ni CS' A N' MR BRAULIO ALONSO Letter to seniors To you who graduate our felicitotion and congratulaticns The commencement of a new life full of opportunities and challenges should be a rewarding and not a frightening thought You have received the greatest heritage of mankind an educaticn Neither education nor learning stop here This is rather the commencement cf new horizons of learn ing for you Base your actions upon the dignity and worth fthe indiyidual for these values are deeply rocted in ur philos phical and religious heritage Whateyer you do do well Fcllcw the ayice f Willianws James and have a feeling for a good human pb any where the admiration of the really adm rable the discs teem f r wh t is cheap and trashy and imperm nent y ur n s now and wye our herita e f ree m in iyidualism vf i erty f democracy f thc vycrth ond nity of t e in iyi ual mc cur future world Mold it well ngratuloti wns and best wishes tcr a happy ar d uc css ful future BRAL LIO ALGNSO I . i i , i . ,, . ., , , ,.,. . I I ., , 9 h . I . . 2 1 Q V f i 1 ' Q 1 . ' . ' 2 C 2 . , ' I W ' G C . i ' A, D , l s' 1 3 y ' o a I a ' l it g . The future of our nation and Af our ciyilizati n is in l l O l'lC d K lC Q C l dlx 1. Q d C l b V', O ' C T T ' dig , h d d , or religion You will ild N ' 'Sl' I CQ C A ' I 1 5 55 . ,fit . -sf 4 1 C 24 MR JOE S CONTE Mr Joe S Conte us Assustant Prun cupal here at Jefferson Hugh School He attended Furman where he re ceuved hus BS degree and also the Unuversuty of Floruda where he re ceuved hus Master s degree Mr Conte has taught un varuous uunlor hugh schools here Hullsborough Hugh School and the Unuversuty of Tampa Durung the tume he has been Assustant Pruncupal he has won a defunute place of hugh esteem among both students and faculty A very busy person he must aoorove all dates for school ac tuvutues and our students schedules Outsude of hus school lufe Mr Conte also enjoys aardenung and has a lovely garden at hus home He has two lovely chuldren one of whuch us attendung Hullsborough Hugh School Jefferson us proud to have Mr Conte as theur Assustant Pruncupal MISS MARTHA NELSON Our Dean of Gurls Muss Martha Nelson us one of the most understandung mem bers of the faculty A gradu versuty she taught for sev eral years un elementary schools un Floruda She then earned a Master s degree un Socual Work from Tulane Now at Jefferson she does an outstandung job as Dean of Gurls and us very well luked among the students both boys and gurls Among her many dutues are the re sponsubuluty of tardv and ab sentee slups and duscussung yn. Recordung the scores for an uchuevement test we fund Mr Garcuu wr Mr Conte makes out bulletun for followung day academuc problems or any other problem unterferung wuth a student s schoolwork She us the type of person that any student would feel the students do not look upon her as a Dean but as a sort of fruend She us al ways wullung to look at both sudes of the story and usu ally can fund a compromuse whuch us agreed uoon by the student and by herself These are uust a few of the reasons Jefferson students are oroud and fortunate to have as theur Dean Muss Martha Nelson Muss Nelson looks through c few records MR JORGE GARCIA Mr Jorge Garcua holds the posutuon of Dean of Boys here at Jefferson He graduated from Floruda State Unuversuty and also Tulane Unuversuty un New Orleans where he earned hus B S and Masters degrees Before comung to Jefferson Hugh School he worked at Unuversal Guudance at the County Personnel Department as Vusutung Teacher s Psychologust for three years A very understandung person he has helped many a student to remedy any problem he mught have Be cause of hus patuence and understandung he us well luked and apprecuated by the student body A member of the Jefferson Hugh School faculty for sux years he has receuved many offers for other posutuons but has refused them to stay at Jefferson May he be here for many years to come 25 , , 4 ur f . A I , f ate of Florida State Uni- ' Ng. ' E QI at home with and most of I l . l J 5' V ,, . D , . x, . I A ' I The fulung must be done says Mrs Fe Iutu MRS HELEN AINSWORTH Mrs Helen Aunsworth o member of our offuce stoff us completung her furst yecur here ot Jefferson Hugh School She us o groduote of Plont Hugh School She us well known ond luked by the student body Her mony dutues keep her very busy ond undeed the secretorues ore o very essentuol port of our school orgonuzotuon All of Mrs Aunsworth s spore tume us devoted to her wonderful fcumuly ond home We welcome her to Jefferson Hugh School 26 MRS JOSEPHINE FERLITA Mrs Josephune Ferluto us of vutol necessuty to oll of u here ot Jefferson Hugh School Mrs Ferlutos tutle un the moun offuce us Regustror but she does much more ln oddu tuon to beung Regustror she us olso un charge of most o the corresoondence for the cudmunustrotuve stoff Mrs Fer Iuto us olso un chorge of gettung the elugubuluty sluos reodu' for our othletes un tume to olov the dufferent soorts Al of the secretorues un the moun offuce do much for us n cludung typung fulung munucrofung mokung out the bullel tun ond mony other endless dutues As busy os Mrs Ferlutc us she stull monoges to fund tume for mony of her hobbue She olso hos o son who us ottendung college Busy checkung students records us Mrs Auns ortlu flu J'l'lL11IL'I1Id1II MRS MARJORIE METZEN Jeffersonuons were saddened by the deoth on Aprul 2 of Mrs Moruorue B Metzen our bookkeeper The uob of keeoung Jeffersons books us o hord uob ond no oerson wos better quolufued thon Mrs Metzen She wos o grodu ote of the Unuversutv of Wusconsun Among her mony hobbues she wos oortuculorly unter ested un onumols She wos well luked by oll of the student body for her wonderful oersonolutv ond sense of humor All who knew her wull olwovs remem ber her os one who loved Jefferson Hugh School u , . , . . 's , , 4 - . H A 1 . . . . . l I l 1 1 1 Y . , , 9 ur ur - , . r . . - r 1 . . . 1 . , . . . W . af . Q y 4 1 'X Q 1 - - 1 . . , I I 1 - We, gy T, J MR. EVERITT I. MOAK J ., One of Jefferson's many courses offered this year is Diversified Cooperative Training, better known as DCT r ' We are fortunate tc have Mr. Everett l, Moak as instructor. He attended Galion High School in Galion, Ohio, and later, Ohio State University and Florida State University. The degrees he has earned are a BS. in Education and an MS, degree. Besides teaching a very interesting course, he also sponsors the DCT. Club. His hobbies are many and include fishing, bowling and do it yourself home projects Obviously he uses his talent and tim carefully and often advises his students Use your head for something besides a hat rack Mr Moak is not only wonderful as a teacher but also as a sort of guidance counselor to the many students who come to him for advice on their careers and jobs He is willing to lend a helping hand when the occasion arises Mr Moak as he listens to student s explanation MRS FRANCES RUTH JONES The importance of a good lrbrary to a school cannot be measured it is like the hub of a wheel The entire school revolves around it and like the hub it is of no use by itself lt must have support Mrs Frances Ruth Jones our Librarian has a great responsibility in the library It is her rob to keep our library at its present high standard and to improve it when possible She attended Little Rock High School Little Rock Arkansas She also attended two colleges Michigan State College and Simmons College At the latter she received her A B degre in Library Science As a pastime she enloys reading golf and sewing She supports and sponsors the Scholarship Inc Club Mrs Jones is very helpful to both the students and the teachers in helping them with any problems dealing with books they may have She is also one of the friendliest teachers we have but has one pet peeve and that is students who copy encyclopedla articles word for word So students beware of what you do you may be being watched Mrs Jones diligently looks for reference book 20.8 5 Q I EI Mas MARY ELIZABETH MATHIS To a good school the guidance counselor is of great impor tance Here at Jefferson High School Mrs Mary Elizabeth Mathis holds this important position and does a wonderful iob She fortunately for us is not restricted to one type of problem Many of the students take their many problems to her to seek advice these ranging from dating to career prob lems Her high school Kemper Hall Kenoska Wisconsin is n L outstanding one She attended two universities Northwestern and the bniversity of Illinois She holds an A B degree She -i, also has four daughters who keep her quite busy but what fu- spare time she does have is spent delving into dramatics 071. A pet peeve af Mrs Mathis is seeing girls wearing hair clips I1 in school really seems ridiculous to her as it does to many of the women teachers at Jefferson Importance of the right job is stressed by Mrs Mathis 21 . 3 . . ,, 5' r , , I I I 3 t , , I I ' I , . ,I 'I ' I , I V , , 0 '---4.0 1, ' sn- ' ff x A , 2 2244 x . N V yy, ,J-4 . yup ,Nfl ' I I ' ' ' - 23' ., . , r .. Q. . , . . . I - V - Q I . I I I O ,- 4, ,V f , , . f ' ' ' F I, , I , , . K . , V ,, Q . . , . . an .f . . . . , wo.. A , , S ..,.- ., . S F ,f-f , w,,,..w CO Poetry poetry and more poetry says Mrs Bush Good speech is emphasized by Mrs Hall MRS 'LDA LIDE HALL Mr Crane reads o speech to his students Head of Jefferson s English Department Mrs llda Lide Hall is kept very busy keeping up this department She attended Greenville Senior High in Greenville South Caro lina and earned her B A degree while attending Baylor University her M A degree while at the University of Flor ida and did graduate work at Emory University Like many other teachers she has pet peeves Hers is one she must hear often Do l have to use ink? She finds it very an noying A word to the wise is sufficient MRS DORIS WILLIAM BUSH Mrs Doris Bush teaches our lOth grade advanced and I lth grade English She attended Baxter Seminary After her graduation she attended American University and the Ten- nesee Polytechnic Institute There she earned her BS. degree. In addition to her classes, this hardeworking teacher 's 'n charge of our outstanding bulletin boards, which are located strategically throughout the school. Her hobbies center around knitting reading and music. MR. RAYMOND F. CRANE A member of our English Department Mr, Raymond Crane teaches English and Speech He is a graduate of Gastonia High North Carolina and later attended two universities Stetson University and the University of Chat' anooga, He has earned his A B and M A degrees in Edu- cation His classes are a pleasure to attend All his students agree his favorite saying 's 'We re not going to have a te t just a little quiz ' He sponsors the well-known Jeffer- son High Thespian Club 28 MRS LUCELIA JENSEN Our Englush Department us among the best In the state Mrs Jensen a member of thus deoartment s a graduate of l-lullsborough Hugh School Decndung t further her educatnon she later attended the Unuversuty of Flornda and the Unlversuty of Tamoa She holds a Bachelor of Scuence degree Her hobbues unclude flshung and readnng ln addltuon to her many other responsnbnln tres she us also soonsor of the Y Teen Club There are two thnngs whuch annoy her chewlng gum nn class and the two words I forgot MRS MARILYNN R OSCHWALD Mrs Manlynn R Oschwald us a member of our Eng lush Department She attended three hugh schools grad uatnng from Vnncennes Hlah School an lnduana and four colleges graduatung from Greenvnlle College Greenvllle lllnnols She holds an AB degree She IS a favorute among her students and they enjoy hearnng her favorlte sayuna Your answer wall always deoend on your vlew pount A hypocnte she claims ns her Det peeve She enloys many hobbies uncludung readung musuc and pho tography MRS ETHEL SCHILLING Mrs Ethel Schullnng teaches lunnor and sensor Engllsh and us the Montucello advisor She graduated from Hnlls Jefferson burldung She has a B S degree In Educatlon Mrs Schtllnng s hobby as a brg one her dog Butch whnch she says owns her Instead of vnce versa Travellng IS one of Mrs Schnlllng s favorlte hobbnes She IS plannung several excutnng trips for the next year Travelnng IS an education she says Mrs Schllllng as of great assus tance as anyone on the Montlcello staff wnll agree helpnng out thus book together Mrs Oschwald explums upposltlves 45' 1 Mrs Jensen reads the verduct 'If Mrs Schllllng instructs her class W J Q ' M , i . . V . , O I . , - -, . V Aj 1 If If ' J K., l , , 1 7. . . I A I - I - - l I ' I A 'fl ff A H - A r 4 - bourough High School when it was located in the present . . I . . V . . , ,, . . '. . l J V . . - , , in 79 I' ff 7 ssl' Mrs Whiteside looks for new ideas for the Jeffersonian Mr Yannello explains the uses of the sentence MRS JANE McPHERREN WHITESIDE Mrs. Jane McPherren Whiteside teaches Journalism and lOth grade English. She attended Classen High School in Oklahoma City Oklahoma and the University of Oklahoma. She also attended Smity College in North- ampton Massachusetts and holds a BS. degree. The newspaper is under her supervision and she also spon- sors the Quill and Scroll Club. From experience with the Jeffersonian staff she has decided her pet peeve is dead- lines and the students who ignore them. She has many interesting hobbies, Some are swimming playing bridge playing games with her children reading and watching television. MR. FRANCIS R. YANNELLO Mr. Francis R. Yannello teaches lOth and llth grade Eng- lish and also sponsors the Bowling Club. He enjoys working with this active club which this year was opened to both boys and girls, Besides bowling, Mr. Yannello also enjoys sports and music. He attended the University of Miami where he received his B.Ed. degree, MR. ANTHONY CARDOSO Anyone who has ever had the privilege of being in one of Mr, Cardoso's classes knows just how human a teacher can be. Not only is he friendly to everyone he teaches, but also has a wonderful sense of humor which he enjoys sharing with others. Whether you are trying to learn history or master art, you are sure to do it well with Mr. Cardoso as your teacher Although he graduated from Hillsborough High School, Mr. Cardoso sincerely agrees Jefferson is the best He also at- tended the University of Tampa where he received his BS. degree in Education, The Art Club is also very proud to have such a helpful person as its sponsor. 30 Mr. Cardoso explains the use of color in paintings -1-9l MR. FILBERT NOCERA Mr. Filbert Nocera teaches Driver Education and he did a fine job as the backfield coach tor our City Champs, He attended New Castle High School in New Castle, Pennsylvania, and two colleges, Pennsyl- vania State University and the University ot Florida, He received two degrees, the Bachelor ot Science, and his Master ot Education degree which he earned at the University of Florida. Mr, Nocera's pet peeve is boys who have an excuse even though they know they're in the wrong. He is well liked by everyone because of his patience and understanding. During his tree time he enjoys fishing, The J Club is extremely proud to have this outstanding gentleman as their sponsor. MR CLIFFORD J QUINLAN an MR MICHAEL JOSEPH PULLARA Mr Quinlan and Mr Pullara are this year teaching Driver Education for the first time and doing a fine job ot it They are both very patient with the students and have helped many of them secure their drivers licenses Mr Pullara attended the University of Tampa where he received his B S degree The Safety Council is also proud to have him as their sponsor M Quinlan known as all heart is well liked by all his students because of his wonderful sense of humor He is a graduate of Georgetown University where he received his A B degree Driver Ed 7 l4 2l . 28 I PROC J fs, -,'A'-r 5 1' 1 I in RW J I n n r ts .e, ' - 9 'Q uri- Q' f . -3 U E - fi- - ,Zim H f' i. .... A Q Q Lal! A. C- qv! Mr Nocera explains the function ofthe internal combustion engine M Quinlan demonstrates proper use of selector lever 454-f if Qglllfd , -x Nu. ' rs. VKX? 31 Mr Pullara revises test papers A?-1' 7 'f ,Q- -4' 131 ,i ik Shouse explains the day s lesson with c bit of humor 'withal Q W The orld is full ol ad enture, agrees Mr. Hudson, Mr Byrd lectures on the ne s of the eek History MR ARTHUR G SHOUSE Enjoy Social Studies? You are sure to enjoy it with Mr Arthur G Shouse He has attended the University of Florida Alabama University and Texas Southern Methodist His de grees are many He holds BA E MA and A PG Rank I degre His favorite hobby is swimming Another one at his extra curricular activities is the J Club Walking into his room you might hear him saying When the going gets tough that s when we like it as that is his pet saying Any one who has had the opportunity to take Social Studies with Mr Shouse will not only appreciate and master the subject but will also learn to apply it MR BYRD One of the teachers which has been at Jefferson High School the longest and which we are all proud of is Mr Byrd He teaches both World History and American History and no one is more qualified than Mr Byrd He graduated from Mississippi University where he received his Bachelor of Science degree Along with the everyday task of teaching classes and attending meetings Mr Bvrd is also in charge of the Bookstore This is not an easy job but it is one which has made many a student happy Jefferson High School is proud to have such a wonderful person on their faculty staff MR RANDALL O HUDSON Mr Randall O Hudson is a member of our Social Studies Department, He teaches History I History ll and History lO, He attended Belmont High School in Los Angeles California columbia University and the University of Georgia, He has earned a B S d-gree in Education As sponsor of the Wheel Club he has the additional responsibility of supervising one of the most outstanding clubs here at Jefferson, His hobbies include fishing reading and classical music. Johnson lustens ottentuvely to studen s opunuon 1 4,4429- nM,,,,,.,.,.,,,.W-,-www Y is -S Mukung out a test for her psychology students we fund Mrs Olson 'X,,4lI L pr: ll 'ms xx Muss Deaver pounts to places of unterest MR GEORGE R JOHNSON A new member of the Jefferson Hugh School foculty us Mr George R Johnson He teoches second yeor Hustory or Amerucon Hustorv He ot tended Duquesne Unuversuty ond Puttsburgh Unu versuty ond hos eorned two degrees these beung o B S degree ond on M S degree Fushung ond buuld ung ore omong hus mony hobbues ond he spends most of hus soore tume doung euther of the two I oddutuon to hus teochung he olso funds tume to spon sor our Bosketboll Club ond us cooch of Jefferson s boslcetboll teom MISS MARGARET DEAVER ln Room 'NZ Muss Deover con be found teochang her Hustory closses ond olso soonsorung the Honor Socuety She ottended Plont Hugh School ond grodu oted from Agnes Scott College where she receuved her B A degree As her hobbues she enjoys trovel ung ond olso Dloys o greot deal of golf MRS CASSIE OLSON Mrs Cossue Olson teoches Psychology here ot Jefferson Hugh School She us o groduote of the Unuversuty of Florudo where she receuved her BS degree Mrs Cossue Olson us odmured by oll of her students for her thoughtful understondung ond potuence She us cu teocher who belueves un mokung o subject seem eosy by mokung ut unterestung un every woy she con She us very broud of the term popers whuch oll of her students must turn un Mrs Olson us noted for mokung the dull study of glonds, brouns, ond the heort seem unterestung One of her fovorute pet peeves us students who con't SD6ll, so students be on the lookout EPING CYCLE POST CLOSING TRIAL BALANCE AN NG AND RULING THE ACCOUNTS DGER AND PREPAFIINC A LOSINC TRIAL BALANCE EDGEFI ADJUSTINC AND TRIES TO THE LEDCEI O U RNAL :ING ADJUSTING AND TR' ii. wrmzs in 'rue Joumm CLOSIG POS Rumi' F ..... The bookkeeping cycle is simplified by Mrs Antinori Filing is important in business says Mrs Lopez MRS ANGELINA ANTINORI Bookkeeping and typing are required courses for students taking a Business Course Mrs Angelina Antinori teaches both Typing and Bookkeeping A graduate of Hillsborough High School she later at tended Florida State University She has earned her B S degree in Commerce The Future Business Leaders of America Club is under her supervision and is an outstand- ing Club. She has many hobbies but claims her home and children as her favorite ones, Her pet peeve is students who do not study and she probably comes in contact with quite a few, MRS. OLGA H. LOPEZ Mrs. Olga I-I, Lopez teaches our Com' mercial classes including Secretarial Prac- tice and Business English, A graduate of Jefferson High School she returned to her old Alma Mater to teach, After high school she attended Florida State University and the University of Florida. She earned her Bachelor of Science degree and a M Ed. in Child Development I-ler favorite hobby is bowling and also she is very enthusiastic about it, She is also cofsponsor ofthe Future Teachers, MISS MARGARET JANE McKlNNON Miss McKinnon who is beginning her sec- ond year onthe faculty here at Jefferson, is a friendly and pleasant teacher. Walking through the halls, Miss McKinnon can well be mistaken as one of the students. She teaches Shorthand and Typing and is also co-sponsor of the FBLA Club Miss Mc- Kinnon is a graduate of Florida Southern College where she earned her B S degree Commercial otlf Dr A , 'III g qui Miss McKinnon explains touch typing chart. MRS. OLGA SPOTO Fruutcakes anyone7 Thus cry can be heard throughout Jefferson durung the annual Cuvunette Fruutcake Sale Mrs Sooto us soonsor of thus group and does a wonderful uob Mrs Sooto t aches Typung ll and Sh rthand l and also does a solendud jab wuth The Cuvunette Club Along wuth her Typung and Short hand she also teaches the dos and donts of the busuness world Mrs Soato graduated from Hullsbar ough l-lugh School and attended F SCW where she receuved her B S degree un Commerce Her pet oeeye us gurls who comb theur haur and but make ua on un publuc so gurls beware MRS ROSALIE PRENDES Mrs Rosalue Prendes teaches Tyoung and Short hand and us hughly regarded by all her students She attended l-lullsborough l-lugh School here un Tampa and th n Floruda State Unuversuty She has earned a B S degree un Commerce At home she has a two year old son Benny who keeos her on her toes Run nung after luttle Benny she says us my favorute hobby She soonsors our much needed Bookstore uob whuch takes more work and tume than you thunk l-ler oet oeeve us one whuch l am sure w are all guulty of stud nts who guggle MRS SHIRLEY MARGARET ROBINSON Agraduate of Jefferson Hugh School Mrs Shurley Margaret Robunson att nded Floruda State Unuversuty There she earned her B S degree un Commerce She then returned to Jefferson as a member of the faculty and us now teachung second year Typung and Busuness Aruthmetuc Durung her classes she funds that unatten tuon to durectuons beung guven for class work us what bothers her most Soonsor of our very actuve Future Teachers Club she also takes unterest un many ou sude hobbues such as ouano sewung and readung vffff !l 11 1 mms! Fruutcakes anyone? asks Mrs Spoto More work less talk chuckles Mrs Robunson sf! 'C7 Mrs Prendes makes sale to senuor prospect am!! : 4-'Xi 4 s s I0 ll l2l3l4 P 1118192021 12425 2728 Z wwggpasfwwf-W Wee wee yes yes remarks Mrs Goyer The story of Don Qu ote IS stressed by Mr Zalbaldo YI' rli Sul ll llc n 'dnt qua hhmgug nn! In lliitii K5 .0 11111111111 nl l 'l ' .Ng lu! tu 1 l :hd pal nm! 'i Mrs Cunnrnghum llstens patrently to a student rec1te Language MRS DOREEN GOYER Mrs Doreen Goyer teaches French and Span1sh here at Jefferson A graduate of Persh1ng H1gh School nn De TFOIT Mnchugan she later attended l-l1ghland Pork Junuor College and Wayne Unrversuty also located 1n Detro1t She has also attended the Un1vers1ty of Tampa and has rece1ved a B A degree 1n l.1beral Arts Her TOVOFITG say1ng 1n Span sh Poco a poco se va lelos whrch means lnttle by l1ttIe we go far and her pet peeve she announces IS see1ng pup1ls who have the Oblllfy to do well but wont use rt She has many hobbres rncludrng folk danc1ng fencung and read1ng MRS ZELMA R CUNNINGHAM Now people you may quret down Sound fam1l1ar7 lt IS rf you are IH one of Mrs Zelma R Cunnungham S Latun classes As a gurl she attended Elsue ugh School rn Els1e M1ch1gan After graduatuon she attended the Unn vers1ty of M1ch1gan where she earned her A B ond M A degrees Her hobbnes are many and vary greatly They nnclude playrng the prano read1ng and travelung Bes1des her busy and full schedule as a too rate teacher she also sponsors the Lat1n Club a club well known to all of us MR RICHARD ZALBALDO Mr R1chard Zalbaldo teaches Span1sh here at Jefferson A favor1te among h1s student he often tells h1s classes rt s com1ng to announce a test l-le attended the Un1 1ers1ty of FlOfldO where he earned h1s A B degree rn Edu catuon l-le has also earned the Un1vers1dad lnterarnerucana M A 1n MEXICO l-l1s hobb1es are many and varred and 1n clude nnusuc and travel Dunng the summer he chaperones a study group to Monetrev Tech MEXICO where they study Span1sh and learn Span1sh customs He IS o versonle person Wllh a wonderful sense of humor whuch he shares wlth everyone . 5 .Q A R, V! 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S, . ll' I ll 1, , 1 1 IX A 1 A - 36 JS Q04 Mr Moradrellos sets up equrpment for experrment Frlms play an Important part In all of Mr Coleman s classes Showrng varrous areas of the human body rs Mr Castellano Scrence MR RALPH MORADIELLOS A new member of the faculty at Jefferson Hrgh School rs Mr Ralph Moradrellos and we are Dleased to have hrm as an rnstructor Not only rs he an asset to our faculty but hrs rovralrty adds a twrnkle to hrs rnterestrng Chemrstry classes He attended Hrllsborough Hrgh School and after graduatron he attended the Unrversrty of Florrda where he recerved hrs B S degre rn Chemrstry For the short perrod that Mr Moradrellos has been here he has mode more frrends than most people make rn a long oerrod of trme MR RALPH CASTELLANO The smrlrng and unpredictable Mr Ralph Castellano hrs Physrology and Brology classes He attended the Unr versrty of Florrda and holds a Bachelor of Scrence degree Besrdes hrs classes he also works wrth the Future Screntrsts of Amerrca Club of whrch he rs sponsor lt rs work and fun to be rn hrs classes as he never farls to grve each student a new thought for the day The fact that capcnle ard rntellrgent students farl to learn because they refuse to study rs a thorn rn hrs srde Hrs favorrte hobby? lt covers a wrde area sports' MR DONALD COLEMAN As an enthusrast for orchrd growrng frshrng and pho tography Mr Coleman keeps very busy A Brology teacher here at Jefferson Mr Coleman rs also sponsor of the Chess Club He rs our frlm co ordrnator He attend d Tarpon Sprrngs Hrgh School and later went to the Unrversrty of Florrda where he earned has Bachelor of Science degree He has many favorrte sayrngs among hrs favorute s You have been talkrng and have not sard a thrng Mr Cole man rs a very nnterestrng teacher and hrs classes are also rnterestrng wrth many unusual thrngs berng done all the trme 37 ' S ., . V6 I O rin- X1 , . I. . ' . I , . . C A may be found in Room 3l5 every day, busily working wrth . . V . . I H' Mr Solomon remarks Head bones connected to the neck bones Homemakrng ,X 'RY' ,av ei R in Neatness un se ing rs necessary, says Mrs, Heaton Mr Yost explains a theory MR MICHAEL YOST JR Mr Michael Yost Jr a teacher of Ad vanced Science here at Jefferson rs a favo rrte among hrs students H s wrt us w ll known among his classes and one of hrs favorite sayings illustrates thus oount Thus one will curl your toes He attended Cam den Regional Hugh School and the Lenoir Rhyne College He has earned hrs B S de gree rn Science Besides teaching his classes h strll funds time rn hrs full schedule o follow hrs hobby soorts cars A really fascr natrng subject he enuoys soorts cars very much He also soonsors the Bowling Club MRS JEAN HEATON lt is nrce to be important but it is more important to be nrce says Mrs Heaton who teaches Homemakung ll and lll She teaches the fundamentals and all the extras which every young grrl should know about a home she also funds time to soonsor the Future Homemakers of America Mrs Heaton rs a graduate of Southern lllrnors Lrnrversrty where she receuved her B S and M S degrees In her soare time Mrs Heaton enjoys sewing bowling and swimming which are among her many hobbies MR LESLIE DAVIS SOLOMON Mr Solomon can be fwund in Rf om 30 diligently at wvrk with hrs Burlogx classes He is not only an interesting teacher who holds the attention of his students but also a very sociable ne Mr Solomon attended both New York University and the Unryers ity of Tamoa At the latter he receuved his , degree mauoring 'n English an Science As his hobbies he enuoys skin dive ing, coin collecting and philosophy After school he can be found busily at work with the Debate Club 2' No too hot' urns Mrs No In MRS VIRGINIA NOWLIN No one can duspute the umportance of the l-lomemakung classes One of them us under the supervusuon of Mrs Vurgunua Nowlun She attended both hugh school and college un Pennsylvanua Wulkunsburg Hugh un Walk unsburg and the Carnegue lnstutute of Tech nology un Puttsburgh l-ler favorute hobbues are swummung sewung and photography and she can do all of them very well Another actuvuty un whuch she partucupates us beung a sponsor of the Future l-lome maucers of Ameruca Club MR HAYES WILSON A new addutuon to Jefferson thus year u our Chorus Durector Mr Hayes Wulson l-le not only does a wonderful job leadung Our Glee Club un uts varuous Octuvltues but also assusts Mr Scott wuth the Dragon Band As hus hobbues Mr Wulson enjoys sungung and playung hus puano both of whuch he does very vuell MR ROBERT T SCOTT One of the busuest and most patuent teachers we have here at Jefferson us our talented Band Durector Mr Scott Not only can vou fund hum at work durung school hours but also before school Conductung hus superuor band All of hus tume and effort us put to good use as anyone attendung the many band actuvutues can tell Conductung a band of Jefferson s suze us not an easy uob but no one us better qualufued than M Scott Jefferson us proud to have thus tal ented person who belueves un goung furst class Add u note take o note scvs Mr Wulson Mr Scott durects the Dragon band Thus us not a dunce hat says Mrs Runaldo Mr Felentzer explauns the use ofthe abascus The reason us says Mr Mercuruo Mafhemafucs MRS JOSEPHINE RINALDO Interested un Math? We hope so' One of the cornerstones of a full educatuon us a good under standung of Mathematucs We here at Jefferson should be thankful for the opportunuty to get such an understandung wuth the help of our outstandung Math Department Mrs Josephune Runaldo a won derful Algebra teacher helps keep our Math De partment up to par A graduate of Hullsborough Hugh she attended Tampa Unuversuty where she earned her BS degree Busy as she s she st Il funds tume to sponsor our outstandung Kuwanette Club MR C W FELENTZER Mr C W Felentzer teaches Math here at Jeffer son and also sponsors one of the most actuve clubs we have the Key Club He attended Blaursvulle Hugh School and graduated from the Unuversuty of Tam pa where he receuved hus B S degree un bducatuon He enuoys many hobbues uncludung all sports and art He us well known to all hus students and re spected by all who know hurn MR RALPH MERCURIO l took Algebra last year but forget ut an often heard remark and one whuch really annoys Mr Mer curuo who teaches Mathematucs here at Jefferson A graduate of Brooklyn Technucal Hugh School he attended the Unuversuty of Muamu Collectung couns and munuature trauns are hus hobbues Hus extra cur rucular actuvutues un school unclude sponsorung the Junuor Opturnust Club 1 , +5 , X I f la A l t 6 H X er 1 o . 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'AWN rcs, It s lust so says MISS Thomas echamcal DFBWIDQ A You have to be accurate says Mr. White. fre You left thIs out comments Mr Rosete MISS JAYNE THOMAS MIss Jayne Thomas teaches Alegbra here at Jefferson A favorIte wIth her students she graduated from the Um VEFSITY of Flonda She holds an A B degree BesIdes work Ing wIth her classes she also fInds tIme to sponsor the well known Math Club ThIs club IS a respected one has had many worthwhIle projects throughout the year We here at Jefferson are very fortunate to have such a versa tIle person as MIss Thomas as an Instructor MR PHILIP ROSETE Our Math Department takes a great deal of prIde n ITS accomplIshments and well It should as It rates among the best Mr PhIlIp Rosete a member of thIs well organ Ized department contrIbutes greatly to thIs reputatIon A well qualIfIed Instructor he teaches PhysIcs TrIgonom etry and Geometry here at efferson Mr Ros te graduated from l-lIllsborough HIgh School and two unIversItIes Tampa UnIversIty and the UnIversIty of Maryland He holds a B S In Math and PhysIcs A very versatnle person hIs hobbIes Include sports and musIc l-le sponsors the governing body ot our school the Student CouncIl MR EDWARD WHITE On the fIrst floor Room lO6 you wIll fInd Mr Walter Edward WhIte An Instructor of MechanIcal DrawIng and l-lIstoryl he contributes greatly to our faculty l-le attended Plymouth High In Plymouth lndIana and also the UnI versIty of MIamI where he receIved hIs B S degree In Edu COTIOH HIS favornte sayIng IS l.et s make It a good record and he uses It QUITE often Not only does he teach the two subjects but also fInds tIme to sponsor the JunIor CIvItans and also keep up his hobbIes which Include automobIles and general mechanics. So you can see that Mr. White s time is all put to good use. 41 Miss Nimmo shows the proper hand techniques of the basketball. Physucal Educatuon MISS PHOEBE A CRARY A well rounded student curruculum us sure to unclude Physucol Educotuon We here ot Jefferson Hugh ore proud to have 0 most ccupoble Physucol Educotuonol unstructor un Muss Phoebe A Crory She ottended Brevorcl Hugh un Brevord North Coroluno Loter she ottended Woke Forest College where she re ceuved her A B degree Her M Ed degree wos eorned ot the Unuversuty of North Coroluno ln keepung wuth her professuon one of her hobbues us ossocuoted wuth sports fushung Another hobby us musuc She olso funds tume to sponsor the J V Cheerleoders ond the Sports Club MISS NANCY NIMMO cotuon Deportment We ore fortunote undeed to hove her wuth us She offended Euclud Centrol Hugh Euclud Ohuo ond Ohuo Stcute Unuversuty un Columbus Ohuo lt was ot Ohuo Store thot she eorned her B S degree un Educotuon Our superlotuve cheerleoders ore sponsored bv thus vers otule unstructor She olso enuoxs ploxung the occorduon ond mokung uewelrv MR BILLY HUGH MONTGOMERY Mr Bully Hugh Montgcmerx teoches Physucol Educotuon here of Jefferson Hugh School He groduoted from Hottues burgh Hugh School un Hottuesburgh Mussussuppu whereupon he entered Mussussuppu Southern Unuversuty He holds both o B S ond M A degree Hus hobby sports noturollx H olso sponsors the J CI b l l , O I , . Miss Noncy Nimmo is o member of our Physicol Edu! , N l . ' ff , e ,, ,, U Mr Rumoldu takes tume out to call o fello coach Mr McAlluster shows student the proper use of the tools MR BILL STEWART Mr Bull Stewart us our Athletuc Durector and Study Hall teacher here at Jefferson He us the head Football Coach and does a wonderful uob at ut thus year help ung our boys become the Cuty Champs He attended Coleman Hugh School and Danuel Baker College both un Texas ln addutuon to all hus many dutues Mr Stew art stull funds tume to sponsor the J Club and the Garden Club Among hus hobbues he enuoys fushung the best MR NELLO RIMOLDI ru ht boys ets o us the way Mr Ne o Rumoldu usually beguns hus Physucal Educatuon classes A graduate of Conemaugh Twp Hugh School un Davud son Pennsxlvanua he attended the Unuversuty of Tam pa where he earned hus Bachelor of Scuence degree An outstandung ur-structor he us well luked by all hus students and us an asset to our faculty One of hus favorute hobbues us huntung He us very adept at thus and spends much of hus free tume pursuung ut He sponsors the J Club an exceptuonal club at our school MR JAMES W McALISTER Mr James W McAluster was raused un Tampa graduatung from H B Plant Hugh School He then attended the Unuversuty of Tampa where he receuved hus B S degree Walkung unto hus class you mught hear Mr McAluster say Knock off the nouse as that us hus favorute sayung Among hus hobbues fushung us hus favorute Mr McAluster funds teachung Shop very unter estung as he enuoys worlcung wuth hus hands E , . . V E I - I I All ' ' l ' ' ' ll g , , g , , I , I T ' 1 , . , , . . , - , Sgt Atlun makes speech at a field parade RCT One of the mony electives o boy Con choose to toke here ot Jefferson is Reserve Officers Troining Corps better known os the R.O.T.C., ploys on importont port here ot Jefferson, ond for thot reoson we ore proud to hove with us two very copoble instructors in Militory Science, M Sgt. Aubrey Akin ond Sgt, Lewis Gingery, They con olmost olwoys be found, busily ot work, ot ony time or ony ploce, instructing the vorious R.O.T.C. units, These units, which include the Honor Plotoon ond Color Guord, porticipote in porodes, rifle motches, ond speciol programs. ln oddition, these two men ore olso in chorge of the election of the ROTC, Sponsors which ore selected ot the beginning of eoch year. Sgt. Akin ond Sgt. Gingery ore olso in chorge of the Sober ond Soberettes Club, which they sponsor It is mode up of the officers of the R,O.T.C. and their Sponsors. Sgt, Akin ond Sgt, Gin- gery hove o Iorge iob on their honds drill- ing the plotoons ond regulor closses during school ond drilling the l-lonor Plotoon ond Rifle Teom after school. They must olso teoch the Sponsors their duties Yes, Sgt Akin ond Sgt. Gingery ore certoinly doing o fine job with our boys, constontly striving to moke Jefferson's ROTC the best in the stote '-'HF if Ml91lA1 MfSGT AUBREY AKIN an SGT LEWIS GINGERLY if 5 Sgt. Gingery shows prepare handling of pistol, fuden Values are learned through knowledge 3' QW f k 6 v fx v 3 4 ibn. , Y al - if. ' 4 t . 4 7 Z2 1.4 '- 4, 'Q ' Q ff? fly: ,q Wffwb v 'yfjdv W, , A., , 4 ch fc 'ff W 'N 1 5 3, ,W y, My 4 A1 f ,. 4, if' 'if ' 'ff fi , 4.3. A 0 EW, C g. 4 .A ,.,, V, ,'?f,f'f'l'!? 1.1 A 7 -, ,: f' Q Q - . f , Q 5 t I 9' fo 1 ff f, 44,7 Sensors Here we stand on the threshold of our future Many of us wall go on to college to further the educatuon we started here at Jefferson so short a tlrne ago The rest of us wall take what we have learned here at our beloved school and go out unto the world now to lnve our llves and seek our fortunes But wherever we go you may be sure that each of us wall always treasure the spnrlt of Jefferson Hugh School and all for which It stands 'Yr' fl 'Of QU 'ln iq, 'itat Arthur Afanador Grace Agluano Ralph Aguera Lourse Aleman Rena Aleman Carmen Alfonso Martha Alfonso Tom Almerlco Janet Alonso Jose Alonso Arhe Alvarez Manuel Alvarez Jr Tony Arce Grace Arcurn im! dh C ' NJ ' 48 Ch 11 iiq 4? p- 1? ,J ,, as Q..-0 nl 5-lx Qff Q-.ef fi JJQX 'iii '33 Mb! YT'-5 'I-3 is in-4 li WY mf .1 so-nj Phllllp Ardlzzone Mary Ann Arenal Shirley Ayala Joseph Bono Eugene Baker Manuel Balsenro Jr Angel Balter Sam Barbaro Preston Barbon Ralph Barbon WE BROUGHT WITH US Linda Bateman Rene Bazarte Jr Bobby Betancourt Josle Bltctto Thomas Black Erma Blanco cam Boglro Walter Boley Patrick Boolc Ernest Boromeu 1211-41 r 1 Q' KA 'i ,4-.-1' 3-K- '9' .fun-0' of 'lu: Qu -0.- 99' 1 Y ,,,..v Nt- 49 Qs fb Z' sv '27 'Y 1'-4 1 5 T 'lv' '7' W HY' Charlle Bridges Sherman Brod Thomas Bryant Loretta Bugglca Eddne Caballero Michael Cabellero Oscar Cabrera Joyce Calafell OUR TORCH OF KNOWLEDGE -'aff Jo Ann Busclglno Cynhha Calderon Palmlra Campus: Annette Canalepo Hulda Cancno Sylvia Cannella Kathleen Cannon Nelson Capaz Frances Caputano Lucy Capltano Diana Cappuccvo Joyce Carballal Rf! .2 Q '4 -Z 'v fl Q-YJ .JU 1 'Na .1-I 52 if 'nv 'Q' Tommy Cardmale Norma Cardoso Lmda Carlmo Frances Carrasco Sylvlo Coshllo Mary Catan: Wanda Canton: Lorraine Chase Carlotta Chenard Mane Chnaramonte BUT AS WE WENT ONE STEP AHEAD Salvador Clmlno Anne Clrella Sandie Clark Frank Clement: f 'bl -5 17? 'TM' ui Leading the future clhzens of tomorrow are our class offncers Vnce President Rene Marhnez Presndent Anthony Scolaro and Secretary Palmlra Campus: al T vis. ,ax 4 '38 v-X -v Charlle Clyatt Yolanda Corrales OUR PATHWAY OF KNOWLEDGE GREW BRIGHTER Amanda Crouse Perry Cueto Fred Cull J Sandue de Drego Sally de la Torre Armando Delgado Drano Delgado Ray Delgado Anna Draz Diana Dmoz l 4-5 Q -nv' -13' 'Wh if img, ,f--'V V'-sf if Sho IETUINIITIUS Y- w me your sensor card says Bully Vargas to Mnchael Caballero and Jeanne Murgado before Dons Dm! Mane Diaz lettrng them to the head of the Ime a prrvrlege enloyed by sensors Yolanda Diaz Bennle dr Bona WE BEGAN BEWILDERED Davld Dmero Josie dl Stefano Elizabeth Douglas Jeanette Duran Manuel Duran Cynthia Echevarrla Dorothy Edwards Wlllram Ehlert James Ellaott Joel Eubanks Q., y,lh-VX Ty-of 53 i '47 nf GS Q ,Q 71 ,or af Q, ff? .af .ff Af -'T fi IU? 'V' f 1'N WAI Nb' Q V' 'DO Deg.-mg Ferlnq Elaine Ferllfa Marilyn Ferllta Allen Fernandez Anthony Fernandez Duma Femqndeg Frances Fernandez Jesse Fernandez Lundy Fernandez Lynda Fernandez BUT ANTICIPATING WHAT WAS T0 COME Raymond Fernandez Robert Fernandez Sandra Fernandez Slomara Fernandez fvf l -Lim, Wh' Q-'Y Representing than homerooms are the senror homeroom presndents Seated from left to right Sonya Pelacz, Bull Znegler, Vman Prrede, Bobby Fernandez, Erma Blanco, Gloria Soguc, Hugo Lluus Stondnnq, from left to right Ron Jorvns, Jeanette Duran, Junls Tamargo, Rene Martlnel, Jimmy Elliott 51 fi 'HDI' Vutorla Fernandez Claudla Flmn Dlana Garcna Leo Garcia ff-uf WHW 'Y 1:-7 5 YZ' 41 fn ? -1' 'N V 4-Y' N if 4? Yolana Fernandez Julie Ferrara Diana Fredrlckson Tom Freqo Wulllam Fernandez Ma nan Fraterrugo AS JUNIORS WE TOOK OUR PLACES Enleen Garcla Emuho Garcna Frances Garcna Lionel Garcia Ruchard Garcia Robert Garcna ,nv 1542 Vnvlan Ferrara Bette Garcua Jeanne Garcia Sandra Garcia Vu' f x 01 -I1 if 4 b 317 -1 55 3 l .-.31 Student partlclpatuan IS an outstanding feature of the El2X Class This course IS especially for those goung to college and us accelerated to meet thus need AS LEADERS AND SCHOLARS Magdalena Glglla Sara Gnunta Larry Goff Dalla Gomez Amlo Gonzalez Hector Gonzalez Isabel Gonzalez Jerry Gonzalez Velne Garcia Josle Genuarda Aluce Gonzalez Lmda Gonzalez f '- Jb is 1 .V 7, fi' . 'J V. in an .Aw A, ,.,f' on ' .up f J , if f 1... ' WW' .,O' if k 2 ' 3 -N, y at y ww. ,U ini gf aw, ' if . ' ' ,, ww, , , -xx A, ,, , , , , , fr ' H v w . W sw 0: an ff mf.. 'W' KAW '1' A-4 Y' N -W' Nlbla Huesco Charles Humble Jr Ron Jarvrs Suzanne Jennlngs Euleen Jimenez Barry Kratzer Donna Kortas Kathy La Bruno Warren La Fayette Grace Landefa IN OUR SENIOR YEAR Eva La Russa Larry Lavm Brenda Lawrence Franklm Lefler Jerry Lemus Frank Lesneslu Frank Leto Lma Leto Martha Gaul Leto Sandra Lewns gf- Ni' 'Lat-ol Vx W X - 5-f' Af' 58 5' 'HY gn-I Nydla Llnares Sharon Lnvmgstan Glona Lodato Henry Longvol THE DRAGON COURT Marlene Loredo Jo Ann Lubrano Jeanette Lucldo Yolanda Lufrlu fi 4,5 er Ronnie Llauget Hugo Lluls Marshall Lo Cicero Adeline Lopez Anthony Lopez Anthony M Lopez CLASS PLAY CLASS RINGS DATE? TIME? PLACE? These are some of the questions the Sensor Banquet Commnttee faced Seated left to right Znnla Ramos Diana Martino Suzanne Jennings Jeannie Garcla Dlana Fernandez Yolanda Lufrlu Standing flrst row left to rlght Annette Canalelo Soma Vega Palmlra Campus: Martha Slmkltls .losle de Stefano Standing second row left to rlght Anthony Scolaro Bully Vargas Rene Martinez Hllda Canclo Sam Napoll Jose Alonso Arthur Afanador Sylvua Gonzalez fb: 4 59 'PQ' qv' 'if '50 'SW' fu 'Vi 4'-, 5 Yuan! Rodney Luker Marne Magglo Patrucla Machado Danny Macros Sandra Macros Frank Maggro Sam Morofta J Danny Marhnez Jerry Marhnez Orchld Marhnez ALL OF WHICH WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN Patrucra Marhnex Relnaldo Marhnez Helen Melendez Margaret Mendez -ef fi 1:-- Rene Marhnez Danny Menendez Diana Marhno Frank Menendez 1' f 'L .ry Nix' c3,..'f ia KN- Q, 'sr 60 Rrchard Massaro Melmda Menedez r ' i Q .5 if? Y'-fy Josle Mlceln Arlene Mones Vnrgmlc Monfes Antomo Moran 'Oi ,i ai A- .I U, f.,,..:gy N -M,,, Ax M .Q ,, 2 ,, V Y 2 my KV' gk, 'lr f' mg, 5 , 'I ? vw' Ni 10-17 ',,. xi 'W ,wif 436 ,fn-0 -nf 'Q -':7' Sam Napoli Jr Denms Nazak Mlchael Negln Davld Nix Sandra Norlega Thomas O Berry Onello Ochoa Corolla Orthuela Norman Owens Vlncent Palermo BUT MUCH TOO QUICKLY John Palmer: Mateo Pardo J Peter Pardo J John Parnno The resh e and lm ortance of beln a senior wlll olwa s be remembered b Lorraine Hernandez 15 9 lv, 7.1 -I' , . i S! F 1 X K, Q4 A ' A ' 4 ' F-'Wi' M N - , 1-or 1 A' . I r , r. ' P '9 ' P A9 ' ' Y Y ' . P Danny Pullora, and Diana Fredickson because of Senior Cap Day. 5 f ,rj A W 1 ,' X lt 7 4 4, A ggi .. 'ki 1 . L -.. , -Q l - m D n N ,Ap 'Y 'J 1 P y P X Qaw bxr L 4, ,- 3 1 Vx 1:7 if vh- Q-sq 454 'E t 3.4 qv! vh- 9 11-1 'kv Robert Parrott Sonya Pelaez THE PROM Lundo Perez Dee Pettengull 'x f 'e-5, Qi Carolyn Patton Tony Pedrero Ins Pelaez Sandra Pelaez Eugene Penzato J Charlne Perdomo Frank Perez Joe Perez THE BANQUET AND THE GRADUATION Nelson Perez Mlrta Pmo Sandra Perez Vulma Perez Norma Perzna Antoinette Pluo Sergio Polo Margaret Portugues if C? M67 fi 71 Us ,.4- -ff' ,ff 4445? '24 Thug, Q ,P 'el AQ. 'nur 'Vi 63 ful 4, Ig 327' 'Y' l 'll! admin Could they be the polltlcul leaders of tomorrow? Chosen to represent Jefferson at Glrls and Boys State were slthng left to nght Mnchael Caballero Jummy Ellnott Standing left to rlght NOW AS EACH OF US GOES Duck Pugllsl Rose Puhdo Sylvna Puhdo Donny Pullara Onello Renedo Johnny Rio Blanche Ruonegro Cesar Ruvero Jr vs., mr Vlvlan Pruecle Nancy PfI8f0 Zuma Ramos Wllllams Roberts Jr 4--'v 3- -5 'Uhr if 'X '? v'--4 -351 19' 'un Q-gi '-s ' if RV gf' Anallcla Rodriguez Ernest Rogers Joseph Rubno Lmda Solemn Sam Rodriguez Loretta Romeo Fernando Rodriguez Mariano Rodriguez Roland Rogert Norma Roman DOWN THE PATHWAY OF LIFE Anthony Russo Pat Russo Sharon Russo Henry Salgado Jr Raymond Roel Dlano Rosas Gloria Sogue Martha Salgodo Mariano Sontono Paulette Scagllon T4 Gt Y'-rr 49.-f- ff' 'wiv' -an 157' ,475 1:1-fr' bf inf' 65 KW! Quinn ff X J' 6' 'Sr-1 Shlrley Scarborough Nancy Shnelds Robert Sumon Judy Spucola if -gi kt.: :AJ V7 'Wh-1 Barbara Tagle Barbara Taylor Darla Trasorras Norman Tyson '-.q....-f I w-K' WW' 'T Fil, lm- ,n-vw ff!! 6 5f f Junls Tamargo Henry Tamborello Phlllp Tomborello Sam Tamborello Yolanda Thomas Nllo Toledo Zlnla Torano Sonia Torres GROW BRIGHTER AND BRIGHTER Juleane Turlmgton Anthony Valdez Wffga 'WWW' MP .vw-v vw Rosete conducts senior Math class especially deslgned for the purpose of uldlng sensors their Placement Tests Yi X 67 if Hb- a,, ,f '7 ' 1 ' . Mr' . I t . . . . . any dz if T '29 I A .1451 , X , . - Q Q Q5 , J' lv-Q 1 df - , X I., K I , -H 2 . f'N i ing Old members congratulate the new mductees unto ulll and Scroll an honorary club for those showmg outstandmg work IH yournalustnc fields 'U' mf' C.,..'? Mlrlam Valdes Ann Vanacore Bully Vargas Irene Varon SO THAT WE MAY LIGHT THE TORCH Edwun Vasguez Patncua Vega i' -an if Q'-v .,,.-1 i 'VN SQ y S 'J Loretta Vasquez Richard Vasquez Barbara Vega Cynfhla Vega Sonya Vega Patncua Vega Glselda Vula Joe Vllela N43 'GMU-.., Sf X 'TW' 68 fr TQ. 4l'W 7'-, -4 J 7-'ye '17 ,-4' W Z Rudy Vrllareal Tony Vrrsrda Patrlcra Vrtello Manuel Vrtorra Rebecca Ward Roger Wehlrng Florence Wrllrams Marvun Wrllrams Vrckr Woodcock Yolanda Yan s Bull Zregler Jack Zambrta 561' FOR THOSE WHO FOLLOW Qs Smrlrng happrly are the senror fall rnductees unto the Natronal Honor Socrety Seated from left to rrqht Diana Delgado Mornlyn Ferllta Sandra Fernandez Glenda Graham Suzanne .lennrngs Jo Ann Buscrglro Standmg from left to right Tom Freupo Gloria Sague Wrlllam Ehlert Lmda Solemn Mike Negrn Ann Vanacore Jose Alonso 69 DICKIE PUGLISI LUCY CAPITANO JIMMY ELLIOTT JUNIS TAMARGO l-lorwdsomest Most Athletic Most Atlfwletlc Most lntellectuol Most Llkely to Succeed .K-51 K PENNY MIDULLA TONY PEDRERO LIE FERRARO CHARLIE BRIDGES Best Fugure Best Plwysuque Most Boglwful Most Boslftful Best Per OV'7OlIfy Best periorwolltx MARIE MAGGIO PETER PARDO SHERMAN BROD Must Popular Myst Accommodctmg Best Dressed Best Dressed Most Lrkely to Succeed , .,.. ,WW ,,,,, ,, ,, . . . ,A .,, 61 51 , 'af MICHAEL CABALLERO ANNETTE CANALEJO ONELLO OCHOA HILDA CANCIO BILLY VARGAS Most Imteltectual Most Talented Mogt Talented t I your Best Schfol Spmt Most Humorous Most Rcpresentotwc DICKIE GARCIA VIVIAN FERRARO MANUEL VITORIA JEANNIE GARCIA ROGER WEHLING Most Humorous Cutest Cutest Frtendluest Fruerwdltest BOBBY BETANCOURT DIANA MARTINO NORMA PERZIA JOHN PARRINO MARTHA SIMKAITIS Most Popular Most Represerwtatwe Most Dugmfned M9 t Dtgmfued Sweetest 'Rf ji .1 Il ,. 1 0. z ' W fm. xr., ,Egfr 1 1 ' ,sv ,eg 1 'iq' 5 .N 1 3, ,Q if Q. 0 W1 Q N am s if. 'N ,. 54 3 5 4 jgi n n if ,f y J '- Gw: gf .Q .. v 3' V . 5: . U23 'iff' L ' ' f' if 43 vim . .7 1zf,,.f: .3 A We bn-n -X H. JIM ELLIOTT an outstandsng athlete and scholastic student He made Western Confer ence sn football and ss conssdered an all around athlete He ss a member of the Honor Socsety and treasurer of the J Club He also was a representatsve to Boys State These sensors servsce portscspats ANTHONY SCOLARO has shown hss abslsty as a leader of the Sensor Class Quill and Scroll and Key Club His performance sn many serv sces behind the scene have been numerous and well done. His outstanding job wsth the Sensor Banquet Committee made the Senior Prom and Banquet a tremendous success. As president of the Kswanettes DIANE FER NANDEZ has quite a sob She has a hsgh scholastic average and ss o credst to the Honor Society and Future Teachers Her part sn the Senior Banquet Commsttee showed hard work and a sob well done One wonders how DIANA MARTINO keeps up her scholastsc work and her many extra currscu lar actsvstses She ss vice pressdent of he Future Teachers president of the Saberettes an ROTC sponsor a member of the Csvs nettes Senior Banquet Commstte Student Coun csl and Qusll and Scroll She also served as asss tant edstor of the Monhcello were chosen by a vote of the faculty for their personal on sn various school activities academsc qualsfscatsons, and good school sps Holding the gavel at the Honor Society meet ings JUNIS TAMARGO has quste a load on her shoulders However she fsnds tsme to serve os vsce president of the Kswanettes and as a member of the Future Teachers she does an excellent job. Leadsng our school as president of the Student Council BILL VARGAS has rendered a great servsce to Jefferson Hsgh School He sg algo pressdent of the Wheel Club and a hard work ing Sensor Banquet Committee member. 73 The Junior Class Officers, from left to right: Connie Cook, Tommy Valdez and Joe Fernandez. Juniors The Class of l96l experienced a year full of exciting expectation the expectation of stepping into their senior year They have proven that they are ready for this step forward by showing their flexibility by serving in numerous clubs and ac tivities and through the fulfillment of many duties and responsibilities They have enloyed working the many clubs to help the school and the community When the time came to show school spirit t ey were always there They have brought many honors and awards to themselves and the school seniors they will f t ir roles as capable as did their pre decessors President TOMMY VALDEZ Vice President JOE FERNANDEZ Secretary CONNIE COOK 'ww' 1-fy AW' Pictured from left to right the Junior Homeroom Presidents front row Raul Palomino Billy White Sam Pupello Second row Frank di Maria Roy Rodriqucz Albert Gutierrez Frank Lodato Third row Tommy Valdez Andy Barrlos Anthony Messina 41 , V, . ,,,, T . -. 0 2 l 1 5 Q ' , gg A: 4 - - ' ' -1 w . I jk . T V QA , f 7 s ' ' in Wg h ' .ff, ,, 1 As ' ' ill he' F' 7 1 u - Q as I Hugh Brunson Bette Brumbeloe Edna Jo Burnett Jlm Burnett Pnscllla Cabot Phillip Caeeiotore Vlrglnla Cafnina Linda Camara Rose M Capltano David Capaz Sam Carllno Janlce Carhsa Rosalie Chao Kirby Chesser A Ciaravella Bob Cochran Sylvia Corral Yvonne Corrales Jo Ann Corridio Sandra Costa Ellslo Cufero Mary Cuervo Sandra Cullens Donna Curry ll Burruelo Manuel Buscigho Anthony Busclgho Robert Bryan Joe Cannella Martha Canclo Carlos J Cano Anne Capitano John Castellano Joe Castellano Marlo Caatlllo Carolyn Chancey Patsy Cohalla Kathy Colson Teresa Consaxra Connie Cook Phll Cota Mike Cataldo Lllllan Cruz Margaret Cruz Linda Davis Ray Del Cueto Serllo De La Paz A De La Torre Mfg, JUNI Anthony Abreu Richard Adams Manuel Aeduengo Delphin Acoata Candlta Alfonso Jack Alfonso Naomi Alfonso Selena Alfonso Carol Alorda Danny Alvarez Larry Anderson Vllmo Anno Rosemary Arcurl Frank Barley Bully Balaster Francis Banelro Helen Bazarte John Bell Rebecca Benitez Roger Bland Celeatlno Bonllla Albert Boromle Johnny Boromle Ed Brantly ORS John Acoata Gus Alcola Paul Aldrige Fred Almsi Yvonne Alfonso Carne Almeda Cecilia Alonso Jullo Alonso Henry Anoat Geraldme Anton Nelson Antlndrl Peter Amlno Richard Barua Andy Barnos Robert Bass Barbara Bateman James Bledso Jo Ann Blood Joel Blun Martha Bohle Mary Brewster Thomas Brods ll Ronnie Brown Bobi Bryant ,Q 75 fr 1 luv zz Frank 1 arena Joyce 1arela Rafael 1ar::la Sam barcla Norma Jean 1lass Ray Glover Robert flover Deanne 1 omez 1 elm 1 onzalez Emllv Gonzalez Eutrema 1onzalez Soma 1onzalez Lsnthla luartno Lots 1 uzzlno Man l 1ugtzlno lmda 1 unda Daud Hlrrlntlton John Harnll Daud Hernandez F Hernandez Robert H uerta Duane H utto Jullo Jlmenez Bett s Jones 2 Judy 1arnga btephane 1 lhbs Sldney Gtbson John 1 lnex Hllda 1 omez Isabel Gomez Martha Gomez Antonio fonzalez Vllma 1onzalez Wilma J fonzalez Albert 1oodman Frank 1:-oweneu Beth 1ustat'son Albert 1 utlerrez Mary Hanson Jeanette Hardlnt! Hubert Hernandez lamar Hernandez Norma Hernandez Iorralne Horn Jennifer Jullan Ronnie Jullan Hob ltearlx Man lxennedw S1 v 'X 9? ,1- s ,e 7 .Q 41 1'-f -. 11? Sylua Delgado Darltne del Pmo Ral del Nalle Denxer Frank dl Mane llllana Domlniruez Fllnor D089 Marx Dugan louls Falcon B Fernandez Dahlla Fernandez Fvelxn Fernandez Nlnzuel Fernandez Ulla Fernandez R Fernandez 'soma Fernandez Runnte Fletcher Henry Fontanllls Vlctor Fojaro Jo Ann l-rluto SYIVIB 1 aetanl Bud 1alnea Arthur 1all June 1 allo Carmen Diaz Danm Dtaz Emllno Dlaz Frank Dlaz Qxlua Duzue lee Dupree 1eorze Durand Nllke Fanno Joe Fernandez Jae 'W Fernandez Jose Fernandez Jmce Fernandez W lllle Fernandez Shlflfl Flearotta Tommy Ftcarntta James F lemlnpz Rosalie Fuentes Helly Futch Jackie 1oerhe Sandra 1aetanl Adrlno 1 arena Al FBPCIB 1 arrle 1arela Danny flffll 1. -af 'rf as M1 W --9 76 Q1 X' NN N , In if ,,,, , ., ...,.,,:l 5 , D ' I . ,K J ,,., , 5? , I, , X , ,f ,i ' if 71' 1 ' I 2 -as , H ,. 2 K .3 ,, X, , K, -, k J V . 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I l Q ' , - I 4 l - . . . ' ,. M , ' l , J . S ' ' . I ' I . v ' ' -M 1.0.4, 83 K' ou J 14 'ar 'vw Huh! ,,, We Catherme Frantz and Manuel Fernandez were gust a few of the puzzled sophomores entermg Jefferson for the hrst time 36. K 4 2 :di 2 Q. rwvq 1 Nano Torres Rose -inn Tralnfn lms Trammell R Trlbunella Ahelardn Naldw Dannx Yaldez helm N aldmz llmnlla Xaldez Renaullu Y aldez Sandra X lldez Henrw X alenll Beth X argue Tons Kula Sam Nlllarn A Judw Vhard 'Vllchael Ward lluddx While Ellen Vhllnme larrw Williams R W llll Am-.nn Delnns Yatu I Vdl3 X zllslas Diana Trunrall Yernon Tucker Hugo Lrzo Joanne K z Jun re Y aldez Juanita Y aldez I ours Y aldez 'Vllke Y aldfz V5 lnstnn N asquez Norma X elez Richard X elez -Xrleen X120 lllanne Wehlmf! Judv Vl ester lhnrx V5 esttauz Arthur White I-nrldu Vhrth Iillln Wlshart hand V! oodham Yxonnr Nxnnc 11+ Q-. l an dl But as the year ended thear puzzled looks and qunulcal looks were gone Militia. Knowledge is power W, W ' wa ' 'i 1 f N gf' ' 'Ni' V W av 4 5- 1 M M 7 fig! L V 1-: . 1 f M'3?-WNMQI . , ,. f J f +444 If ,- 1 5,349-e1i6vqu4fnf ' ' 'Y 1, Q .am If f - ' I H 4 aw A 'Y W diff if '- , 'ff' -f , f W 2 5 'sr' f 4 5 i z 1 Q3 il , 3 iw , 2 fi K i Q fr? A vi an 4:11 my ' ww, .Q ., ,?, z H v ,Q . V ,Wm Q gan , I JV 5 '41 ,. ,365 f 1 'M as A ' 7 Idsf fuk gf2f,4,,t mt, is ,. rf I ,A ,M J, y iv -in-,I H, ,gf.,,'Vf, 4 N sw ay, ,, if ' 41 R. CJ. T. . The R.O.T.C. Department this year at Jefferson High School is one of the biggest and the best. For the first time in Jefferson's history, this year's R.O.T.C. has its own band, not only a new band, but new sergeants to lead our R.O.T.C. Department to become the biggest and best that Jefferson High School has ever had. The R.O.T.C. Department has become what it is today under the leadership of Sergeant Atkin and Sergeant Gin- gery, but as we all know, it takes more than two people to get a big job done, without the cooperation of the boys and officers of the R.O.T.C. we could not have expected such a great R.O.T.C. Department. 'o T rx T J 5, 1 1? Lt. Col. Phillip Ardizzone Lt. Col. Diana Martino Captain Phillip Hernandez new , ffvswrr W 1' I Doing an outstanding job Color Guard Unit. Left to Ed Brantley, Charles Baris. fs? Lui 1 ,f 5 2 3 F Captain Frank Maggie Jefferson High School proudly presents its R.O.T.C. Battalion at reviews and parades is this year's right are, Sidney Gibson, Ray Glover, I Captain T W Bryant TTT, l .i J .f .J-,, rf! fs! we rl ,uf P11 9 'ff fl' -111' ,.. 'nf-. 'w4.p...,a:ht The R.O.T.C. officers are receiving their sponsors at the R.O,T,C. parade. Diana Martino is shocked but pleased at having been chosen Battalion sponsor 4, r , .f N 1 0 0 b f 1 ix 59'90Unf Akin w0fkS di'i99'1fIY while Robert 5055, John Gold Und David wood' Sergeant Gingery captures the interest of his boys with the compass, Left to hflm WCIYCV1- right, are, Wayne Lofley, David Mothershed, Richard Marino. 'lad -L JL. 47' 3 , 2 2 Jin- Company A stands at attention at the order of Captain Anthony Lopez 'S Captaun Captam Lneutenont Anthony Lopez Deanna Prleto Frank Leto When parhcnpatmg against rlval teams these boys do an outstandnng gob They are left to rlght Pat Boole Gnbson Robert Bass Edward Brantley Wayne Lofley Jerry Martlnez Second row Stanley Levsy Michael do Punto Cary Leon and James Burnett Lneutenant Lieutenant Lleutenant Captaln Bette Garcla Marshell Lo Cncero Deanna Garcna Patruck Boole T W Bryant Jerry Myres David Mothershed Sidney Cataldo John Gold Ray Glover Larry Norns Hernan 90 B W a A 55 0 , . ' ..f W ft l , A i L of A A 1 K q ' Attention is ordered by Company B commander, Captain Patrick Boole. S Captain Lieutenant Lieutenant Lieutenant Lieutenant Lieutenant Lieutenant Erma Blanco Jerry Martinez Gloria Sague Hector Gonzales Lorraine Hernandez James Burnett Irene Varon Jefferson Hugh School is truly proud of its new addition to the ROTC The Band stands at attention at the order of .lim r4f 4,--Q an ,vga-f 91 Burnett and his sponsor Irene Varon xi Y- 4.55. 5819 ff ,,..-f -vnu ' v T S ', 19 .s 9 .f . L. - J f' tm 4 ' , 4' Q , ,Y K M N Ai X . .V , . I , . 4 U Q , u f . V ' ' f .. K f f 1 x . . . . , A I, 'v 1 Y n v, Q x W 4: ' V ' fu ' ,,. WH M 'I' it J r , . X- ' ,ir N Y-, ' X ' .. -5 is , ' ,A K y W - ' , , , 'QL' ,' . A . , 2- , 5 VM,-N . in I, A I IA, , M-n. , , - ' K .4 my ff fgwr. . , . ,V ,, QV ft , ' . -X , We I gy , Q, 5 f ,, Wyman f 2 f C' ,Maxim . ' , ' ' y 'W 4 'Q M I I Za, u V' ,. 1 J' V W I , , f ' .W V' J . 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' . , J J ,M-Q , N 1 H ' wif-.1 'f f 1 X J '4 !,.1?4 xx 'Y The Saber Club composed of the commnssnoned oftucers e ttung lett to rught Jerry Martlnez James Burnett Phlllp Ardlzzone Phllllp Hernandez Frank Leto Hector Gonzalez Back row left to nght T W Bryant Pat Boole Frank Magguo Anthony Lopez Marshell Lo Cacero Emllo Garcia S- Dlano Martino Phlllrp Ardlzzone Phulllp Hernandez stand at Practncmg always to lmprove their shootmg abllxty are members of the Rifle Team f 'W These lovely gurls were chosen as thus year s R O T C sponsors at the annual W4 ROTC ball They are Ielt to rlght flrst row Bette Garcia Dm: Garcla Diana Martino Gloria Sague Lorralne Hernandez Back row Deanna Prleto Irene Varon Erma Blanco 'GNN Pedtormmg the dlfhcult task ot dlsassemblnng and puttung back together a nlle bllnd loldcd ns James Bass I 7 ., , ,, A fr, TV I 0 . .AL X . s. .I v ' . . X '- x . s , i , ' x . I ' 'A tx q A 5 1 ' 3 I 1 I' - l . 3' X X t 3 1 J, Q T I 1 A ' Q V ' 'B .' - ' ' - V J X ' X x 1 ' t X-K tfigftxa 'X ' NX ,v . f ,. e X 7' K if 1 .' , ,Zn , M W4 1 .. A l , Q V News , ' ' ' , ar , si ' , ' : attention while the review parade goes by, A K 'W - 7 ,7,, gig Y' , fe TX - , ' 1 ht ' 4 V f' f A , f 3 1 5 J i l W ' I 1 ,A ,sr 2 ff ' I . I ' ' 564.54 5 ' - --'- t n 1 ' get ,4 V, A, - , l, W iw l A , f 4 . .Tr T V . Q . b T T -Q l K 52,1 2' , - ' cfivitie Through knowledge dreames become realities I O I X H L' , . 'UQBHI My , -Q' ,xfhygs i . -J L - - , MW 5 -wf TT 'W ,- I , fx I Pxb, 'ln Big Wx M? 'Biff 1 32? t 2,f, ,f V S Q hy ! 1 WDM n qv., If . '- -, - -J: . .. ' ' . , ' 1- . 1, -,-, .vi ,' -,FQ-I x .vis Q I 1 ,W-3. 9 ...E -sl V' . ,- ' .8615 'qv 8 O11 in ft yew . I f+5,,-g.:,ww g .' . ' '- , I-xgkx If Jeffites showed their many talents during the many assemblies s 1-K- Y' . A u . ' . .WV T635 . ff. 1 A' fm: aliyigx , Fi 4,1 is 'P .s 3 ' as Q04 f f H I s r 1 ., I ,-.AE W Jefferson s newly elected royalty smlle proudly at each other Dragon Court Kung Rober and Queen Linda dutifully accept their responsnbllutles as monarchs over Dragonland Ph- Of oll the extro currnculor octrvltnes held ot Jefferson Hugh School the Drogon Court Boll ns considered the most nmpor tont ond nmpressuve socuol event of the yeor The purpose of thus donce ns the coronotnon of the Kung ond Queen of Drogonlond These rulers reign over oll the soclol func tuons dunng the school yeor The bockground of thus yeor s Coronotuon Boll wos on oruentol settung ond followed o color scheme of red block ond oronge All proceeds of Drogon Court ore used by the Bond ond Phys: col Educotuon Deportments All persons ottendung thus outstondsng socuol event reoduly ogree thot at IS the most colorful ond excntnng donce of the school yeor All honl Kxng Robert ond Queen Lnndo' .leffersons students enloy the festuvmes at the Dragon Court Ball .--.K X use '18 W ,, f ' gh . ' 263 , ws TEM' V 4 , 4 5 W 3 iz M m!- if -r' - 7 iv f N,M.f4j5 Ty, Lf I if ,,,,w,VL7 5 ..,. .., 54 ,ff sq 'Y ,, 4, wk h wwwfn WMM, ' HMM, ,, 'M MA 'Q gf Amp, , ,M:..,9ff41,g,2L K s ,,.,ae:fif,,' W ' M9515 vd 3542, Y , is Q, QM' I Vv..rQ?Mfr 41 13255 RWM -' Mfagzfy. ilk ,A,.aw4-.vp-WM big? f nf , ,.f. ff 'Q I ' ff I, .pf V960 Dra Jefferson s Dragon band plays an actnve part here at Jefferson Hugh School always struvung to keep the Dragon Band the best un the state Thus year as ut has been for many years ut was under the struct but worthwhule supervusuon of Robert T Scott Mr Scott and the members of the band work hand un hand to accomplush theur many goals The Dragon Band worked very hard un order to receuve theur many awards Early un the mornung before many Jeffutes had even arruved at school the band could be found un the bandroom practucung theur many pueces or drullung to the beat of the drums But when the tume came to dusplay theur talents Jefferson could be proud to say that us our band Durung the early part of the school season the band s maun obuectuve was to promote school spurut at the many football games There Jefferson s band could be heard loud and clear helpung the Cheerleaders wuth theur cheers When halftume came around the Dragon band always had a completely new and dufferent show to exhubut Next came the Gasparulla festuvutues whuch the Jeffer son band was proud to partucupate Thus uncluded march ung un the gay Gasparulla Day parade and the beautuful Gasparulla Nught Parade After the Gasparulla actuvutues were over the Dragon Band settled down to practucung practucung and more practucung for the Dustruct contest Here was the true 9 Mr Scott carefully examunes musuc for the Dragon Band on Band test for Jefferson s Band Bands from all over the Tampa area were graded on theur playung drullung and other classufucatuons The Dragon Band performed before the judges and ance agaun scored enough superuors to go on to the state contest for theur tenth straught year Thus year as un past years the Jefferson Band agaun sold the world famous candy wuth the persona uzed wrappers Thus successful prouect helped the band pay for theur many expenses Also sponsored by the band was the annual Dragon Court Ball whuch was held un the school gymnasuum Here the Kung and Queen of Jefferson Hugh School was crowned It proved to be a very enuoyable evenung for all who attended Under Mr Scotts fune durectuon and supervusuon we not only have the best band but also one of the funest Dance Bands Among thus band many actuvutues was supplyung the fune musuc for the Dragon Court Ball and also played at many assemblues Jefferson Hugh School was thus year honored to play un the Panorama Musuc In Panaroma all the schools uncludung ur hughs and elementary schools partucupated to make thus revuew of musuc a great show We were honored as Mr Scott was chosen to conduct thus great band of bands Jefferson was proud of the fune uob Mr Scott dud The enture cuty of Tampa saluted hum Yes Jeffersons awardung wunnung Dragon Band has thus year agaun won the hearts of all Jeffutes and musuc lovers throughout the state 100 Mr Scott our band durector here at Jefferson us not only umportant to us at Jefferson but us also a hughly admured and respected musucuan throughout the cuty of Tampa At the Tampa Cuvuc Ballet whuch features some of the funest dancers un the country Mr Scott serves as the Musuc Durector He us the Munus ter of Musuc at the Palma Ceua Methodust Church conducts the West Coast Youth Symphony un Sar asota and us conductor ofthe Tampa Phulharmonuc Orchestra Each week he can be heard at the Floruda Southern College where he lectures on Art Archutecture and Musuc 1 - I 1 1 ' - 11 - 11 I I ' ' , 1 1 l 1 - . 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L - f ,3 , - .,,..f: .., ,u.,,,, wmrqmw H 1 I , . 42 ' ' l' Al. . - MAJORETTES Lmda Saleml Betty Rosa Julle Alvarez Cecella Mllam Shlrley Scarborough Penny Mldulla Loretta Vaszuez Patsy Revels Cella Hegedus Barbara Soriano Deana Fredrnckson Conme Cook BAND MEMBERS First row Ray Raymond Danny Garcia Manuel Balserlo Sandra Pupello John Mason Frank Ladota Sandra Romore Yvonne Alfonso Yvonne Corrales Angle Perrl Arlene Afanador Elizabeth Smlth Bull Coleman Second row Henry Tamborelo Michael Forester Deanna Orteag Raul Alvarez Sharon Romero Eva Deaz Frank Russo Frank Jenlo Frank Chlramonte Sarah Guunta Barbara Moore Deana Gomez Frank Garcia Sam Morotto Ronnie Llouget Fasto Suarez Thlrd row Richard Nonega Vlrglnla Montes Mommy New knrk Tony Arce Manuel Huerto Roy Rodrlquez Frank Men Drum Mayor Manuel Duran and Head Magorette L nda Salemu look over the band appro mgly Jefferson s Dance Band practices under the super lslon of Mr Scott endez Wlllle Fernandez Anthony Sanchez Fred Alessl Vm cent Peronuo Eddve Pendmo Fourth row Raymond Del Cueto Joey Valentn Anthony Sco Iaro Fldencna Hernandez Sam De La Rosa Peter Lopez Delno Valdez Ruben Rodruguez Manuel Arduengo Henry Salgado Johnny Acota John Rodriguez Deana Dlaz Emallo Garcia Dennis Tamargo Tommy Bradson Fifth row LuClare Wallance Shlrley Martinez Norma Fer nandez Thomas OBerry Barry Kratzer Tom Valdez Sam Carlno Ernest Nadeau Donny Maclas Kerby Chesser Frank Harber Robert Snmon Wayne Holcomb Standing at left Manuel Duran Anthony Lopez Jack Manus calco Gllbert Lucas Standing at back David Mothershed Manuel Busclgllo Joel LuBanks Standing at rlqht Louls Mandese John Glnex Jack Dlaz Henry Santos Jack Alfonso 1 'if R , ' ' H '. . gr. 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'Q Mr iv' The Monticello sponsor Mrs Schlllmg lends a helprng hand to the members of the stall Monhcello At last the l96O Montncello ns tnnushed' Under the guidance of our editor Sherman Brad the assustant edrtor Dnana Martuno and our sponsor Mrs Schullung the staff we thunk has produced the best annual ever The enture cooperation of the staff was necessary for thus task Our edntor and assustant edutor carrned the responsn bnlnty of the enture book They made sure ot nts aualuty and edeted at on tame Hard at work also were the busuness managers Dennus Sanchez was In charge ot advertisements and composed the Ad Section Anthony Scolaro our funancnal wszard kept all business matters In order Richard Rocha our subscrnptuon manager kept track of the hundreds ot Edrtor Sherman Brad and Asslstont Edutor Dlana Martnno look over several examples for the cover QM? lL Faculty Editors Katlrernne Frantz and Geraldine Maclas study dum nsrons and layout for thelr sectnon l C-35- S .l Montucello subscruptuons maknng sure you all receuve the Montuce1Io on tame The class edntons Suzanne Jennnngs Norman Owens and Fred Cull dad a wonderful job as as obvaous on the Sensor Junnor and Sophomore classe Faculty and Actuvatues Sections were ednted by Geral dune Macaas and Cathernne Frantz We hope the Actnvu tres Sectuon wall tor years to come brnng back loyous recollectnon ot your actnvntnes at Jefferson Club edutors were Vnvuan Pruede and Manuel Fernan dez They dud an outstandung lab on thus lmportant sec tion The ROTC Sectnon was compuled and land out by Sammy Nuccuo Bobby Fernandez and Tony Vnrsnda were In charge of the Sports Sectuon and we all agree a better job could not have been done Rene Vrlla tackled the Academuc Section and dad an excellent lab ml f--.L-L Club Edltors Manuel Fernandez and Vrvran Prnede thunk and type out copy , . . , . . E . V . , , ',, rl ' . M ..,. , . .V I... ,. I Q2 . Z . 1 fi Q X ! 4J 3 v , A I 0 ,, X . , I E . . I ' . 'AA ,-M 1' ' 4 0 . , 1 . d 4 4 I . I I H 1 I 4 n , ' , , S. , I I . T 1 1 ' I ' - I I ' I I I I ' L . , , . - 1 Xl ' . . V is .K vw X- 1 , F ,.. K S In Q- ' W'-f Q Rene Villa and Sammy Nuccio discuss the dimensions to use in laying out a page. Business Managers Anthony Scolaro, Dennis Sanchez and Richard Rocha work together to keep records straight. fn.. ,ini as--W Sports Editors Bobby Fernandez and Tony Virsida look over the pictures to use in their section Fred Cull Norman Owens and Suz anne Jennings check over student pic tures for proper arrangement S 4,1 ,Qosm- UlI2 6 7 8 gl7IUI9 25 Garcla and Mnrta Pmo Jeffersonlan Gold Staff The Jeffersonlan Staff annually puts our l6 nssues of the school newspaper whuch constututes a tremendous amount of work Thus year for the furst tlme there were two staffs whuch took turns an compllnng the newspaper They are the Gold Staff whuch has as sts edltor Magall Coto and the Blue Staff whuch ns equally proud to have Norma Perzna as nts edltor Each staff ns made up of tts own reporters and page editors as well as edutor ln chief The page edntors of the Blue Staff are Ruta Stewart Mrs Whltesude advlses reporters Annie Hoopchuck Sandra Perez Marne Vana core Rosle Valdez Peggy Martinez and Vurgmua Cagnlna on page plannung Andy Barrnos Josle De Stefano and Johnny Palmer: The Page Edntors on the Gold Staff are Betty Futch Antonette Velez Marlene Loredo Sam Napola and Snooky Fernandez Therr mann task as to lay out thenr perspective pages and put everythrng exactly where they want It to be prnnted Next to help and the Page Edntors are the reporters who are always on the lookout for nnterestlng news and helpful information The reporters on the Blue Staff are Glselda Vnla Earlene Corrales Penny Mldulla Evelyn Fernandez 1 All 106 XX Y tor In chuef, Norma Pcrzla -,- W' QQ A xi' 'B , A xv fi' .6 , '. sv - T T f ' ' 2, PX4- ,j ' I Z 3 4 5 fr' Q '. -, '- . 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' 0 I I ' . 65 yy i T 1 A -X f' 1 . 4. s x , 5 Q V? ff r 'f A K J A Staff Photographer Peter Pardo exhibits hrs talents to Julle Ferrara Penny Ml dulla Erma Blanco Deana Prleto Dm: The page editors, Betty Futch, Joe Fer nandez, Rosalue Fuentes, Antomctte Velez and Marlene Loredo, surround thelr edu f Cf! y tl I Onelio Ochoa Dennis Nazak Giselda Villa Earlene Corrales and Evelyn Hernandez discuss the plans for the coming issue of the Jeffersonian Onelio Ochoa Dennis Nazak The Reporters for the Gold Staff are Erma Blanco Virginia Cagnini Julie Ferrarro Dina Garcia Annie tinez Peter Pardo Sandra Perez Mirta Pino Deanna Prieto Rosie Valdez Marie Vanacore One thing that we should also mention is that every successful newspaper has a reporter and Jefferson is no exception Peter Pardo is that busy boy who is always on hand for the important events along with his best friend the camera Peter is the Photographer for both the Blue and the Gold Staff The Business Manager Phobe Cohen and advertising Editor-in-Chief Magali Cato, Advertising Manager Barbara Moore and Business Manager Phoebe Cohen work together to keep all books straight. 25 I Blue Staff Manager Barbara Moore must make sure that there is enough money to carry on the work of the staff This of course is a major problem To start the Jeffersonian off an ad Drive is needed Also the Jeffersonian Staff sponsors a donut sale and a circulation Drive All loyal Jeftites proved themselves such by supporting their newspaper But all is not hard work During the year the Staffs attended two conventions the district convention at Hills borough High School and the FSPA Convention in Fort Lauderdale U n'....,' 107 l... if UP ,.,..u-leash: 9 1 Qgjf' , 'y ' In ,A 1 I ' I I , . , I I I I ' I I I I V I I . I I ' . . , ' , , 'J' u I' 1'5 Q 1 , Q . n. , .A --...... ' V- f'4' .w ... A T .J W7 , , P ' 'Q V . Q 'A . ' ,f g ' W 5 V 3 ,NWT , A . L... .. ....--- .-.. .1 I My - N A .W ' Y ' -, -, lla.:- nl' W January Sharon Llvlngston and Rlchard Adams February Erma Blanco and Sammy Pupello March Lllllan Cruz and Nelson Prlede '-'Y Cover Glrl Penny Mldulla 4 Cover Boy Robert Betancourt Shirley Scarborough and Ronnle Jarvls August Barbara Soriano and Anthony Messina 102: September Earlene Corrales and Dnckle Pugllsn iggiw V' ' 0 . ,G ' D gg .. 25 co Wm S, ' E . ,S . 35 Qi 'Q 1 3, Ah i , J I- . . I - A , - . . ,. ' . WWW? 's F 3 . I - A L 4 A :' , 0 . 55 Q, X Q, ll! J I 3 2- '. , April-irene Elias and Tommy Valdez May-Julie Alvarez and Jimmy Elliot June Mary Zayas and Roy O'Brien effersons Iendarof 1960 October Elurne Navarro Und Roy Cqrrqgcg November Marilyn Ferlita and Bull Ziegler December Arlene Perez and Joe Fernandez 109 Activities Ray del Cueto and louis Pasetti listen attentively to a lecturer describe 2 one of the many labs offered on Career Day 4' Students watch R O T C Cadets and Sponsors march during R O T C parade Civlnettes present slut during Jefferson Chamberlain game pep rally 0131, if Candidates for Dragon Court are introduced at Homecoming Game Manuel Balserio, Arthur Afanador and Sam Garcia perform an experiment during chemistry class. 110 Cheerleaders ralse students school spirit during one of many pep rallies fr ,- ,, ff 1 of Qf 'QM , 4 49 ,w f . Q- W V 1-,f fl in I X 40 3 1 P 'T xn FA 3 2 '- X Ly ' '5 -Zz ' , Y , I. ',,A .nil F , P J . 1 ' ,' I5 Q61 ' fr. ? , . 1 . nys! ,47e,o D2'fi x , ' if xx? WXW? f N u'.rK 'N '-f-' -fb :'35.fI:3lk! ' ' rfb K7 I fd ' . 4 X 55' if we-mg. -- A a al'1fQ2 0 Toledo Ronme Llauget Judy -1? x-. Q. I , fJ fl- ...- ! l - J F ' L V .J .-., 3 5 Lx AA, 'J-9 ffy ,au 'Vh'Z2 'P'f54 ' l5d-50' A S , I 9 'Y 'hr 'wx -'Q' f 9- ,1 , .ff X -if 'YF ' 3. -. lm. -5, ,, ,fr xr-45, The members of the Board of Durectors are left to rught Mrs John Gallo Mrs Angel Garcuo Mrs Perez Muss Martha Nelson Mrs J W Anton Mrs Henry Bonanno Mrs R T Brod Mrs J W Carballal Mrs Frank Caneleuo Mrs Joseph Corrales Muss Thomas Ms T C Gnex Mrs L O Pasettu Mrs S D Mr Brauluo Alonso Parent Teacher ssocuatuon The Parent Teachers Assocuatuon us of much portance to the welfare of Jefferson as a whole lt us an organuzatuon whuch promotes goodwull between the parents and the teachers Thus us necessary for an effu cuently run school along wuth the members of the P T A Sfruves to rouse the standards of home lufe to secure the adequate lows for the core ond protectuon of chuldren and youth to brung unto closer relatuon the home and the school to develop between the educators and the general publuc such unuted efforts as wull secure for every chuld the advantages un physucal mental socual and spurutual educatuon The P T A has uts meetungs on the thurd Tuesday of October November March and May Specual meetungs may be called at the duscretuon of the Executuve Board Theur maun project for the school year us the annual P T A supper whuch was held on October 27 l959 Certaunly Jefferson Hugh School has benefuted greatly The offucs-rs of the PTA are left to rught Mrs T C Gunex Mrs J W Carballul Mrs R T Brad Mrs Angel Garcuo Mrs Joseph Corrales Mrs Henry Bonnano ,.. , I, . 4 -', .fl I ,'r...i,,.....-','...iaz, S ' I ' I . Q ' I , D - I ' ' ' im- u u V A - ' This organization is headed by Mrs. Carballol. She, from fhelf mom' ell0 l5 in the PUST Yem- 'G as 2, E E . , A I B 'I A K ,' , 4 f 113 jfs' K , .- 4 , !,. .V ls ' ' f 1 X e , . . , 4 . A I 5 5 -. ' . ' . ' J ll' J 5 f 5 W . ' 2 is N l A . ,ls ls 4 o 3 .Q l l J Y l A I Yv t K if , 1' -lid: .vb Y aj!!! 1 I l Head Cutodlan Mr Henry Fava a prepares lust of tasks CUTODIANS AND LUNCHROOM PERSONNEL We here at Jefferson owe much to our custodians They keep our school lookung clean and neat Ours IS not the newest school but due to the help of the custo dlans It ns very well kept The head custodnan Henry Favata ns nn charge of thus hard worknng staff Frnendly and patrent they make every one s lufe at Jefferson easner Hats off to our custoduans 'ir' Our custodians left to right are Marcos Garcia Mrs Nlna Madruga Mrs Geneva Ferllta and Carlos Gomez Our Mrs Mrs Ann lunchroom personnel IS Mrs Lynn Hlllock Mrs Chnstme Anderson Mrs Lena Northey Johnny Webb Mrs Elizabeth Woodward Mrs Hattre Coram Mrs Helen Fernandez Arrettla Jackson Mrs Cllfford Beaud Mrs Lrllle Schoener Mrs Angle Gonzalez Mrs Smith One of the most vntal groups nn our school are the Lunchroom Ladnes On therr shoulders falls the respon srbnluty of preparnng meals for over a thousand active Jeffrtes a day Besndes the actual preparation of the meals hours of planmng go unto the menus Keeping the lunchroom runnung smoothly as a tremen dous task rn ntself and the work put unto at IS amazmg Mrs Mrnam Balderston the Lunchroom manager dlrects the daily actuvntles Under her supervnsuon are Mrs Lynn Hrllock Mrs Chrustune Anderson Mrs Lena 114 ,Fw Head Lunchroom Manager Mrs Mmam Balderson makes out the weekly menu Northey Mrs Johnny Webb Mrs Elrzabeth Woodward Mrs Hattne Coram Mrs Helen Fernandez Mrs Arrettua Jackson Mrs Clnfford Beaud Mrs Lnllue Schoeuer Mrs Angle Gonzalez Mrs Ann Smrth Early nn the morning before the Jeffstes arrive these ladles are already preparung the food for the students Even though they work hard all mornung they are stnll cheerful and pleasant at lunch tume Jefferson would not be the same wuthout thus wonder ful group of employees U Understanding IS learned through knowledge 0 0 J f v I My X NU mp Sullff 3'l!IlTll.IIilllI.Il iiiurnrnny 5lllIl'IUM!IlI3f5ll-lil Mmm f'm1zzz,:2m .,. . 1 ,1,41f fffvxwf, - 11 'ff f,f,f, ff, H, f11f'f',,f1f1l, . 1 lfgfym 1' ff' qjlflff 1lf11f S1 ruff 'ffl ff 1,1 ffllflll' fr 1fff1111f, fL,,'1' XA, ff.11f,. 1 ,iff 1A1fy fffrfff fffrffffff, ff ,ffnf 1A1ff1ff X111 1 lf., rf fir f f7Aj' A ff 1f1f1711f6' f'h11, f7117,,f', 1 Kb . ff, XXIAIIU f!W1171f 111 611111116 .ffyfl 1 1 I 1 Nam xfg ESQ Q, , k fbr I G,wf.f,,,1 411, WHA, fm, 1, ,,1, - I , '.f1f fir f,.l7'l7lAll frffffrfff -G3 A-vn,N1N'Al,x.A . -. ix G Ln 4' Q' 4'4' x-QQ. . i 8 1-4? ' Q5.'c--f, W Club Examnnmg our old curtaun are .lean Garcla Bully Vargas and Palmlra Campus: Composed of the presudents of all our student organnza tnons thus club has the difficult job of coordunatnng all the actnvutnes of our clubs and school prolects The Presndent s Councal acts as a board of directors an plan nlng the calendar of events concernrng our school The purpose of thus club as well as all our clubs us to serve rl .v..R 4.40 Offrcers ol the Presidents Cauncnl are left to rlght Andy Barrlos Co chair man Tommy Valdez Chulrman and Lmda Saleml Secretary Presldents Councll the school students and community Putting basketball and baseball posters nn all of our classrooms was one of the Presrdents Council s projects The presndents also helped keep students off ofthe newly planted grass Mr Alonso acts as faculty advisor for the group S fv Q7 4 1 Vs, W Frrst row left to nght Lmda Salem: Magln Cato Norma Perzua Mane Maggno Manlyn Ferluta Dnana Martmo Seated left to nght Zanda Montegaudo Sandra Peleaz Analncra Radrnguez Palmura Campus: Hrlda Canclo Jasle Ml ell Jean Garcia Melmda Melendez Thud row left to nght Sandle de Dlego .lunus Tamargo Dlana Fernandez Pat Smrth Cynthna Echevarrua Mary Hansen Sherman Brod Danny Pullura Manuel Duran Fourth row left to right Benny DrBona Bully Vargas Anthony Scalara Fred Cull Andy Barrlos Rene Martlnez 118 Student Councll The meeting wall now come to order sand Bully Vargas presudent of the Student Council and another meeting ns underway The Student Council the governnng body of our school conslsts of two councils the elected council and rep resentatuve council They dnscuss the problems of the school and the apnnuons of the student body Under the guidance of Mr Rosete the Student Councnl undertakes many projects such as the Student Dnrectory and makmg rah rahs to spark the spurut of the student body They also sponsor the Cnnder ella Ball which ns one of the mam socual events of the year presndent Tommy Valdez vnce presudent and Sandra Pelaeuz secretary Members of the Represtnatnve Councrl are Front raw left to rlght Davld Horrlngton Roy Carrasco John Parrmo Bobby Bonono Ray Perez Mrckey Sierra Yolanda Yanes Kathy Labruzzo Vm cent Costa Second row left to nght Ruben Rodriguez Ruchord Rocha Yolanda Mart: nez Arlme Perez Dorls Dosal Catherine Fronts Dlona Mor tlno Sondne de Dlego Yolanda Menendez Mary Arenal Sylvlo Garcla Yoll Thomas Llndo Camaro Sammy Macros Tony Lallussa Hector Hernandez Thlrd row left to rlght Martha Canclo Zalda Monteagudo Rosanna Alonso Vllma Orshue lo Sonya Vega Pot Rockley Frances Sprcola Nancy Her nandez Geraldine Anton Ros Ann Troma Lrlly Rosello Members of the electlve councrl are seated left to right Hllda Conclo Bully Vargas Tommy Valdes Sandra Pelaez Second rv left to nght Pamlra Campus: Lrlllan Cruz ean Garcro Lando Salem: Conme Cook Thlrd row left to rlght Arthur Afanador Vulma Toledo Som Garcia Andy Borrlos Roger Whelmg Nelson Prvede Julle Alvarez Roy O Bryan Joe Fernandez ,,..... Zn..--2-w-M 'Y The officers of the student council are Tommy Valdes vlce presrdent Hllma Canclo parllamentarnan Bully Vargas presldent Sandra Peloez secretary o , ' 1 l ' . .1 . . I J O ll - - 11 - - 5 I I . . I . 1 1 T ' I The offncers of thls hard-workmg group mclude Billy Vargas, P els A I ' 2 I I . . I ' I X ' 'Wm I . I , ' ' O I 1 r .P t . I . A 1 119 Presndent Andy Barnos Vrce Presudent Tom Scamo Secretary Lmda Camara Treasurer Dons Dlaz Flrst row left to right Shlrley Flcarrotta Tom Scanlo Lmda Camara Andy Burrlos Dons Diaz Blanche Rlonegro Rene Vllla Mar Iene Loredo Second row left to rlght Nydla Llnares Irene Ellas Rebecca Benitez Ins Pelaez Joyce Fernandez Jeanette Lucldo Judy Splcola Glselda Vllla Arlene Mones Marllyn Ferllta Glenda Graham Sonja Fernandez Thlrd row left to rlght Joe Vllela Coralla Orhuela Erma Blanco Lorrame Hernandez Earlene Corrales Dlana Garcia Anthony Lopez Mary Hansen Norma Cordoso Mary Cagnma Frances Carrasco Fourth row left to nght David Hernandez Esther Fernandez Norma Fernandez Betty Roza Lmda Leto Joyce Carballal Martha Leto Sandra Fernandez Elleen Jlmenez Anallcla Rodriguez Pan American Club Wrltung to thelr pen pals IS only one of the actlvntues of the Pan American Club They also try to promote good wrll toward the Latun Amerncan countrnes and study these Countries One ofthe club s mann projects ns a special Pan Amer: can League scholarship for a Mexucan student although nts mann project us brungung a group of boys from Colombua to the United States The boys wlll stay wnth the famjlnes of some ot the students The mann purpose of thus ns to acqualnt the boys wlth the American way of lute The members wrth the help of theur sponsor M Zobaldo made theur annual candy sale a bug success Debate Club Do you luke to argue or deliberate? Then you should The clubs mann money maknng project IS the sale have joined thus club You must of course be unterested of stuffed dragons wh ch was a large success under the rn publjc speaking lf you are Interested thus club wlll sponsorship of Mr Leslre Solomon teach you to dellver your topic with confudence and poise A selected number at members may enter the Optlmjst You wall also develop your thought processes your reason Contest and awards are gjven for the best speeches ng and research technuques Front raw left to right Stephen Wels Ricky Fleutas Andy Barrlos Sandie de Dlego Vlrgmla Montes Bull Moyer Back row left to rught Jaclue Montes Mike Foerster Bob McDoffrey Jerry Myers Bull Coleman Evo Dlaz Barbara Lawrence Patsy Cohalla Thlrd row Sponsor Mr Solomon Presrdent Sandie De Duego Vnce Presudent Hilda Canclo Secretory Martha Canclo Treasurer Bull Moyer 120 Kew if , X . . . . . ,, ,, . . . . . . . . . . . r I r- , 1 - . . , . . . . I ' I I I ' . , . . 1 ' ' I , - ,,,., , , - 'S 1' The Latm Banquet was a great success Every one enjoyed the program very much Jefferson Hugh School welcomes thus newly orgonnzed club under the sponsorship of Mrs Zelmo Cunnnnghom Among the mony octuvntues of thus club as the Lotln Forum ot Orlondo ot whnch owords ore glven for tronslotuon rnythol ogy ond Roman customs At each meetmg the members educotron ns broodened on the subject of Lotnn The members of thus club enjoy entertounment olso os they hod o pjcnuc ot Lowry Pork ond o Roman Banquet whjch wos very successful For money rojsung purposes the members gove o Gloduotor l-lop whuch wos somethjng entnrely new to the student body They oll enjoyed the trap to Sorosoto ond plan to try to make this on onnuol event Latln Cub Drunk RomatoI7 Thus was one of the Innes of the Latm program -. - o 3 -Q :r fu n 0 3 3 ru Q 2 2 Flrst row left to rlght Richard Adams Davld Nlx Elunor Dose Manuel Duran Hugo Lluls Mlke Caban Second row left to nght Danny Alvarez Jo Ann Lubrano Sam Tamborello Annle Hupchuck Brenda Lawrence Daman Morales Vnrglnla Montes Vlckl Woodcock Louls Falcon Mrs Cunningham Thlrd row left to rlght Tom Black Joe Valentl Frank Lodato LIVIU Scolaro Vlrgmla Vance Delphlne Acosta Dennls Sanchez Francis Barrelrro PaulAldrldge James Montgomery Michael Neggln Fourth row left to rjght Sam Goleo Martha Bohle Pat Smnth Frances Stahbush Rlchard Vasquez Bull Polk 121 -Q .8- 5. w ' X' I l 20: ' ' 5 .'--- f - ff ., - j , , - r ,. A 1 I Q ,, ' is-1. 1 ' 1 4 --P L. . , j : 1 E Q I . . . t l O . . . r . . - . l , . . . ' f f 3 hu, ll , , 1' , I . . . I W I . l ji , . . . l g . . ' ll ' Il ' - , A . I 'V 3 Q N X 1. 4 ll An 5 , , A M ' Q , j j f. .' ' 1 I I I N 5' Ma, Presudent Jeanne Garcua Vuce Presudent Canme Cook Sec reta ry Judlth Pa reja Treasurer Patsy Revels Front row left to rught Sylvua Cannella Rose Ann Alonso Patsy Revels Eluzabeth Parega Jean Garcua Connue Cook Annette Canaleuo Margaret Portugues Dalua Gomez Second row left to rught Mary Zayas Palmura Campusu Cynthua Calderon Yolanda Dlaz Junus Tamargo Soma Vega Duano Fernandez Sandra Perez Ruckue Pedero Adalune Lopez Martha Cancuo Thurd row left to rught Frank Kung Mr Cardoso Yolanda Lufruu Hulda Cancuo Fourth row left to rught Sam Napolu Bobby Fernandez Marshall Lo Cucero Lous Gugguno Sandue de Duego Judy Spucola Vuvuan Pruede Do you remember seeung the colorful posters announc ung athletuc games? Thus us only one of the many actuvutues the members of the Art Club do to help our school They also assust the varuous clubs wuth posters for theur actuvutues and assust wuth the scenery for plays At theur meetungs the members of the Art Club study art un order to dustunguush the pauntung of the dufferent artusts and study other types of art such as dramatucs Two of the money makung projects are Annual Art Club Dance and the Annual Cookue Sale To the Art Club and uts sponsor Mr Cardoso the stu dent body extends uts apprecuatuon Buble Club Have you ever saud to yourself l wonder who those achueved uts maun purpose the power of expandung the students are attendung church so early un the mornung9 members knowledge of the Buble These students are members of the Buble Club They at Students who wush to uoun them un theur weekly chapel tend servuces every Thursday mornung un the Hughland servuces are extended a cordual unvutatuon by Mr Byrd and Avenue Methodust Church the members of the Buble Club Under the sponsorshup of Mr Byrd the Buble Club has Front row left to rught Tom Frelo Cynthua Echevarua Lunda Koenug Rosemary Puludo Second row left to rught Glenda Graham Edna Ho Burnett Carolyn Doyle Jaclue Montes Beverly Brown Art Yohner Jr Thurd row left to rught Yvonne Haunes James Montgomery Barbara Sanders Rosolue Chao Sandro Costa Not pictured Martha Sumkatus l 122 Presudent Cynthua Echevana Vuce Presudent Tom Frelo Sec reta ry Rose Ma rue Puludo Treasurer Lunda Koenug u W. .,--r- ' . I ,Y 9 ,i ,. , . I .- -ff ,Marv-W 'H' .- . ' 5 f 1 I 1 1 B J 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 - 1 T 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , . ' 1 - 1 ' I . I . ,, . . . . 1 1 . . . 1, , . ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 , , , . . . ?l First row, left to right: Sherman Brod, Bill Coleman, Bill Moyer, Rudy Scaglione, Bobby Bonano, Ricky Fleitas, .lack Alfonso, Larry Norric, William Boglio, David Mothershed. Second row, left to right: Sylvia Publeo, Sylvia Gatani, Sonjo Kimble, Joanne Uz, Darel Sheffield, Yolanda Martinez, Betty Rozai, Sylvia Delgado, Sarah Junta, Yvonne Corralles, Sandra Lopez, Jaqueline Montes, Sonjo Alfonso, Arleen Afanador. Third row, left to right: Donald Peterson, Manuel Fernandez Hugo Lluis, Jimmy Bledzoe, Jose Fernandez, Gilbert Lucas, Steve Appolito, Fra nk Chiramonte, Michael Foerster. 'WWA A few of the Math Club members review basic algebraic fundamentals They are Frank Chairmonte Michael Caballero Zaida Montegaudo and Betty Rosas Math Club To create and maintain an interest and appreciation for the values of mathematics is the main purpose of the Math Club During the meeting the members are taught various forms of Math which will help them in their col lege entrange exams Once again this year the members represented Jefferson High School in the math division of the Science Fair The members of the Math Club under the sponsorship of Miss Jayne Thomas held a dance to raise funds for the purchase of a math type writer The tour through the I B M exhibit was an enlighten ing and engoyable event Officers of the Math Club are Vice President Michael Cabal lero Preslrent Zavda Monte gaudo Secretary Martha Sim katls Treasurer Linda Koenig 123 ' I V I 2 . 'f l 3 . I . K . Z . I . I . I ' 1 S I . : ' , ' - I I I , I 1.1. I , . H 7 ,ss . Q , fi t 'mil ,MAXQTWQ 'J' S. Presudent Patrucla Smuth Vuce Presudent Eluzabeth Stenzel Secretary Judy Macuas Treasurer Eluzabeth Stenzel Left to rught Pam Koenug Pat Smuth Judy Macuos Frances Spucola Lunda Perez Aldra Peralta Eluzabeth Stenzel Sharon Romero Future Nurs Just as the name umplues these gurls are plannung for a career un nursung They help the school by supplyung the unfurmarues wuth lunen thermometers and other necessary thungs These gurls also help wuth the auduometruc tests for the senuors Among money makung projects are an annual dance es of Ameruca and car wash They also assusted at St Joseph and Tampa General Hosputals and at doctors offuces Theur tueld trups were to MacDull Aur Force Bas Hos putal Southwest Floruda T B Hosputal and Gordan Keller cub Future Scuentusts of Ameruca Men and women who wull carry on the great work of scuence are essentual to our modern world Wuthout these people un the past we would not have many of the con venuences whuch are now regarded as necessutues un thus atomuc age The students who have an unterest un scuence as a career make up the Future Scuentusts Club sponsored by Mr Castellano The maun purpose of thus club us to create addutuonal unterest un dutferent fuelds of scuence Many of the mem bers entered Scuence Faur projects whuch took up most of theur tume ln addutuon they attended a tueld trup through the Health Center un Gaunesvulle Thus proved to be a memorable experuence by all who attended Front row left to rught Judy Shelton Vurgunua Montes Fred Cull Edna Jo Burnett Clay Harruson Louus Pasettu Second row left to rught Muchael Neggun Isabel Gomez Ducna Morrales Frances Stahbush Thurd row left to rught Johnny Bell Hugo l.luus Raul Alvarez Presudent Fred Cull Vuce Presudent Rlchard Adams Secretary Treasurer Judy Shelton 124 I . . , . l. , I . - School of Nursing. This concludes a busy year for this - ' ' l . I O I E ' ' -l 11 IIIHISOI 'mlqq tl Y? af' A Q0 f '--.af i' Officers of the FBLA are left to right Mlrta Sorlano Secretary Melrna Melendes President Norma Cardosa and Sandy Macros Vrce Presrdent il-vial Strrvrng to develop competent aggressnve business leadership and to create more understanding and Interest an the choosmg of busrness occupatuons are the chief goals of the Future Busmess Leaders The members hold br monthly meetungs alternating busrness and program meetnngs Dunng a pro gram meetmg the members may hear a lecture on business technu ques or observe demonstrotuons of eftncuent busrness machrnes The club s two fund rarsmg pro jects were a dance and a candy sale The members mam arnbntron s to enter unto a eld of busrness and prove themselves an thus worthwhile profession Future Business Leaders of America First row left to right Sonla Torres Alrce Gonzalez Joyce Fernandez Judy Melendez Gracie Lldeta Adallne Lopez Erma Urgalde Betty Futch Second row left tn right Deanna Prleto Sharon Llvmgston Jo Ann Corrrpro Sylvla Castillo Nancy Slerra Sandra Noriega Carrie Almleda Irene Moreda Vlrglma Cagrlna Irene Varon Third row left to right Frances Garcra Marianne Valdes Dalla Pedregal Prudy Velar Loretta Bugglsla Yolanda Fernandez Josle Genuardl Grace Arcurr Orchud Olrvera Fourth row left to right Marne Chalramonte Yolanda Yanes Donna Kortas Dram Dlaz Sylvia Sierra Julalne Turlington Blanche Rronegro Sylvia Garcia Betty Garcra 125 ' ' ' , M. , s: :' . , , 5 ' X 1 A Q , . - - ,',LlIr-1 ,. Juyvff- 'wig , ' 'A ' ll 1 O A 4 It -1 -,re , ' 2 V - , 'Ml- , l ,1Nl,1:'. r . I 2 l A F ' Q ' 3 4 S 7 9 7 . . y ,J for as . -tx W I7 .M t ., ., , ,. -. . , fr 30 -T r ' ,fi 4' ,jf '- , , . . . . -. , . . I L, ' W ' l . . . - - V , ' , ' 1 ' ' , I 5 r ' u . ' 2 .Tr , . o o fl - . I I l Y v , ' ' f , 1 l . . 1 r Furst row left to nght Duana Fernandez Junus Tamargo Jean Garcua Glorua Sague Vuvuan Pruede Palmura Campusu Duana Martuno Hulda Cancuo Jeanette Lucudo Nydua Lunares Julue Ferraro Second row left to rught Gracue Agluano Josue Mucelu lrus Pelaez Cynthua Echevvarrua Vuvuan Ferrara Frances Carrasco Dons Duaz Erma Blanco Zunua Ramos Martha Sumkatus Thurd r0w left to rught Tonu Almcfruco Yolanda Corrales Marynn Guusande Vuola Gonzalez Lorraune Hernandez Helen Melen dez Lorraune Morrales JoAnn Lubrano Luvua Scolaro Euleen Jumenez Rosemarue Puludo Fourth row left to rught Marlene Laredo Coralua Cruluela Margaret Mendez Marlo Magguo S zanne Jennungs Elma Prendes Lunda Leto Norma Perzua Euleen Garcua Martha Salgado Future Teachers of Ameruca You re too nousy are famuluar words spoken by members of the Future Teachers Club These able stu dents are engoyung theur substutute teachung un the publuc schools un our communuty As they struve towards theur goal they also gaun much experuence and are better able to decude whether or not they wull Contunue un thus fueld Presudent PALMIRA CAMPISI Vuce Presudent DIANA MARTINO Secretary VIVIAN PRIEDE Treasurer GLORIA SAGUE Durung the past school year these club members were seen workung very hard sellung doughnuts theur money makung project for the year Headung thus tune student organuzatuon we fund Pal muta Campusu Presudent and Mrs Shurley Robunson Sponsor Furst row left to rught Cathy Marotta Norma Moluna Angela Moluna Lulluan Cruz lrene Cruz Glorua Rodruguez Prusculla Cabot Nellue Leto Vuvuan Castellano Sandra Tamargo Second row left to rught Lunda Camera Sandra Cullens Yolanda Martunez Sylvua Corral Antounette Velez Isabel Gomez Cynhthua Messma Martha Cancuo Zalda Montegaudo lrene Eluas Thurd row left to rught Jean Quesada Julue Alvarez Arlene Perez Marue Vanacore Frances Atalbush Joyce ernandez Jennue LuCalsu Pat Gallar Angle Perrone Dorunda Garcua -9-jx It 8 X .4 170 Presudent Mary Hansen Vuce Presudent Arlene Afanador Secreta ry Rosemary Damle Treasurer Euleen Duarte ftflt hw Furst row left to rught Gracue Ortega Rosanne Alonso Euleen Duarte Arlen Afanador Mary Hansen Rosemary Danulo Judy Allen Glenda Graham Marulyn Ferluta Second row left to rught Joyce Carballal Deanna Ferluta Maruan Fraterrugo Mana Gatta Norma Rodruguez Joyce Hegguns Carmen Venta Canduta Alfonso Juduth Pareua Dolor Edulla Roselun MacMuIIan Bonnue Gonzalez Thurd row left to rught Betty Jones Rosemane Arcuru Paulette Scagluone Mary Raffeo Carlotta Chenard Yolanda Menendez Duana Suarez Hulda Lorenzo Dorus Dorsal Vulma Ouuhuela Judy Spucola Yolu Thomas Future Homemakers of Ameruca Work' Work' Work' Yes these gurls certaunly know what worthy senuor These fund rausung actuvutues uncluded a work us One of the oldest organuzatuons un the school thus dance and a candy sale club has done much for Jefferson Wuth hugh hopes of becomung good modern homemakers All of the members fund rausung actuvutues have been these gurls of the F H A Club study the art of cookung for theur maun prouect of the year a scholarshup for a clothung and housewufery Y Teens If you were to Iusten un on theur meetungs you would pung paper were two of theur money makung prouects Other hear many unterestung lectures Some of the lectures con projects are the Thanksguvung basket for the needy and cern careers un home economucs safety famuly unuty and wrutung to pen pals beauty consultatuon Although all members attended the F H A dustruct meet You may see a group of YTeens helpung out at the ung at Chamberlaun Hugh School only two members could Tampa Day Nursery every day after school Yes as you attend the State F H A Conventuon at Clearwater All can well see these gurls are certaunly busy members returned wuth a broader scope of F H A prun Theur January 8 dance and the sale of Chrustmas wrap cuples Row l Anuta Duaz lrus Perez Dolores Garcua Marue Vanacore lrus Pelaez Analucua Rodruguez Norma Perzua Duana Martuno Gracue Agluano Pat Racltley Rosemarue Arcuru Melunda Menendez Muddle row Maruon Fraterrugo Betty Jones Jean Quesada Glorua Rod ruguez Sylvua Coto Blanche Ruonegro Marue Chuaramonte Jeanette Lucudo Lorraune Hernandez Mary Ann Guusante Shurley Todd Nydua Lunares Euleen Garcua Yolanda Corrales Gracue Landeta Tonu Almeruco Vurgunua Montes Thnrd row Sylvua Garcua Lmda Perez Elaune Thomas Lucy Caputano Orchud Oluvera Lunda Leto Gaul Armstrong Suzanne Jennmg Dorus Duaz Joyce Carballal Norma Rodruguez Julue Alvarez Juduth Menendez Mary Raffeo Marue Magguo Presudent Anallcla Rodruguez Vuce Presudent Norma Perzua Secreta ry lrls Pelaez Treasurer Duana Martuno 127 X A ? 1 1 1 I fl 5 . tl . .ln ' I 1 ,'.41 1 x 4' 'O Y Q W UH., ' W' t I 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I . . . , . ' . I . ' 1 . . . , 1 I 1 - ' r . , . . . . I . . - . A 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I ' ' I I I - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - .. . . ' 4 , . JEAN GARCIA Secretary Members are selected by the faculty on Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. JUNIS TAMARGO President JOSE ALONSO MANUEL BALSEIRO SAM BOGLIO SHERMAN BROD WILLIAM EHLERT JAMES ELLIOTT MARTHA LETO DIANA FERNANDEZ CLAY HARRISON SUZANNE JENNINGS MARILYN FERLITA HUGO LLUIS MARIANO RODRIGUEZ GLORIA SAGUE LINDA SALEMI LIVIA SCOLARO lnductions are held each semester - HONOR To be a member of the National Honor Society is the highest scholastic honor a Jefferson student can receive. the basis of Character, in the spring and in JO ANN BUSCIGLIO FRANCES FERNANDEZ VIRGINIA MONTES JUDY SHELTON CYNTHIA ESCHEVARRIA SARA GUINTA BLANCHE RIONEGRO 128 SOCIETY the foll Those odyudged most worthy ore colled fo the sfoge on this memoroble ond oll umporfonf doy Only five per cent of the yumor closs as mducted nn the sprung of theur junnor yeor Sensors ore eluguble for mduchon both nn the foll ond In the sprung Yes the gools ore hugh but they ore worth ottommg MICHAEL CABALLERO PALMIRA CAMPSISI HILDA CANCIO SANDRA FERNANDEZ CLAUDIA FLINN TOM FREIJO TONY MORE JEAN MURGADO BILL MOYER MARTHA SIMKITIS PATRICIA SMITH ANN VANACORE ARTHUR AFANADOR Vice Presldent MAGALIE COTO DIANA DELGADO MAGDALENA GIGLIA DALIA GOMEZ MIKE NEGIN VIVIAN PRIEDE MANUEL VITORIA YOLANDA YANES LIBBY DOUGLAS Treasurer 129 GLENDA GRAHAM ZINIA RAMOS ROGER WEHLING Here are the proud members ofthe National Honor Society after the fall Induction Character Scholarship Leadership and Service are the four baslc qualnfucatuons of the Natnonal Honor Soczety lts members must uphold these prmcuples to the best of their abnlntles and after the tradntnonal socuety tappmg these four vurtues echo proudly nn one s mmd ln November the tall mductlon was held but was for sensors only Thnrteen sensors were called to the stage and gwen the great honor of becoming members of thus honorary club The Induction was held durnng Amerlcan Education Week and the theme was Praise and Apprause Your Schools Bemg a good member of the Honor Society calls for HONOR a wnllnngness to help fanthfully nn the clubs prolects One of the servlces which the Honor Socuety renders us the job of having the pnctures of the student body taken The proceeds from thus project provlde a scholarship for some worthy sensor There are several servuces which the Honor Society renders to the school For one the Honor Society awards a plague the Intellectual Dragon to the homeroom with the highest percentage of students on the honor roll each grade period The members ofthe soclety also spon sor a tutoring program every Monday afternoon for stu dents nn need of help A new lnductee receives rlbbon and candle Mr Alonso calls lnductee to receive membership card .Q sl .dull I 1 I ' 1 . . . 1 . 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Bewlldered and overwhelmed with goy these newly inducted students congratulate each other SOCIETY Mass Margaret Deaver the capable sponsor of the Natnonal Honor Society recelved her educatuon at Agnes Scott College un Decatur Georgia She has led thus organlzatuon successfully for many years Without her help the society would never have reached nts heught of prestige Near the end of each year the Honor Socuety members may be seen coachung students for exams Honor Society members may donate only a few hours of their tlme but thus wlll make a bag dltference nn an exam grade and also guves the members a great deal of personal satls tactnon The next Induction was the sprung Induction In which both sensor and yunuors were lngnble Thus tame the theme was Outer Space sunce we are looking toward the future Four Honor Society members spoke on the four cardinal prlncrples Also and orchud was presented to Mass Deaver at the end of the program After the sprung nnductuon the Honor Socuety selected four members to be thelr delegates to N H S State Convention nn St Petersburg After the Sprung lnductlon of the National Honor Society there were many smlllng faces l - 'M A ,,,-Mig' A Q, 'if :Jw ,fi A ,. 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' I . . , . . , , . . . lu Offucers for Scholarshup Inc are lett to rught Sonya Pelaez Treasurer Members of Scholmsunp I C prepme fo, ,hen annual dance Sandra Pelaez Secretary Hulda Cancuo Presudent and Roger Wheelung Vuce Presudent S olarshup nc Thus club orugunated ten years ago tor the purpose of guvung recognutuon to students wuth hugh grades Any one wuth a B or better average throughout hus hugh school years us eluguble to be un thus club The old mem bers then elect thurty tuve new members at the end of each school year One of the many advantages of beung un thus club us that the members are eluguble for varuous scholarshups guven durung the year Theur fund rausung actuvutues uncluded a pre Gasparulla Dance and an annual cake sale Both were very success ful thanks to the student body The club formed a com muttee to make a bubluography ot the Thomas Jefferson collectuon un our lubrary Thus proved to be theur prouect of the year Seated left to rught Lorraune Hernandez Luvua Scoluro Pat Smuth Margaret Mendez Judy Shelton Blanche Ruonegro Standung left to right Vurgunuu Montes Sarah Junta Anuta Duaz Kathy Labruzzo Manuel Vutorua Manuel Duran Yolanda Yanes Nancy Suerra Vulma Perez Cynthua Vega Jewell Stromness 3 N. f 'J ,, 4 , h 4 . t fy, f xx u Q 5 , 1 A JM? 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Back row left to raght Dennls Sanchez Deanna Prueto Andy Barnos Norma Perzna Sam Napoll John Palmer: Erma Blanco Sherman Brod Front row left to right Ruchard Rocha Ruta Stewart Betty Futch Magalma Glglna Suzanne Jennmgs Marllne Loredo Diana Murtmo Qulll and Scroll One of the greatest honors un a journallstsc student s lnfe as to be nnducted unto the natnonal honorary club the ulll ond Scroll The members of the unll and Scroll are students who have done outstandnng work In varnous fnelds of journallsm Havnng a good scholastic average and being a member of the paper or annual staff are the qualnfuca tnons tor elngnbuluty of this club Wlth the help of their sponsor Mrs Whutesrde thus club has duscussed lournalnstlc problems which has helped make a large umprovement nn both The Jeffersonuan and The Montucello plug anyone was the can of the members of the mu and Scroll Offlcers left to rlght Magall Coto Anthony Scolaro Josie dl Stepfano Vnvnan Ferraro 47 ' . 5 ,, s A if-. A .,i..,, X I Key Club officers discuss their safe drlvlng ect They are f right Art ur Afanador Secretary Bobby Fernandez Vlcc President Anthony Scolaro President Jack Manlscalco Treasurer and Joel Blum Parln mentarlan 4-+7 Wx Key Club fm 'N Cultnvate Creatlve Cmzenshlp ns the mann obyectnve of the Key Clubbers ln executnng thus slogan the Key Club sponsors and partncupates un many actnvntues pectuye adult roles nn life and the meannng of servnceable aggresslve cntnzenshup whuch IS necessary for the malnte nance at our democratic way of lute One of the members many actnvutles was the sponsor :ng of the Student Teacher Basketball game They also decorated forthe football games and partncnpated nn the ,A- Unnted Fund Drnve Key Clubbers prepare for the slut at the dlynslonal rally They are left to rnght Among llflelr fund rolslng prolecls were The Sole Ol Anthony Messina Jack Manlscalco Bobby Fernandez Sam Garcia Seated peanuts on Knd s Day and sale of snowballs at school Sum PUPQUO Gnd Anthony Scolurv First row left to right Sam Garcia Bobby Bonano Anthony Messina Sam Napoli Second r0w left to right Nelson Prlede Tom Scanlo Ray Perez Tony La Russo Sam Pupello John Parrlono Bobby Lluls Third row left to right Louls Mandese Tony Vlrslda Richard Adams Mnchael Ward Hugo Lluls Vincent Pugllsl Paul Aldridge John Palmer: Frank Harbor 5 134 H4 ' 'U 'n 1 , . 0 - u Tl, f f, as proj - , let to ' 1 h VAr,X'! A y i. -1 ' V 'M T,-+2 ,, . . 4 . 4 ,, . . . , T ' , . , ' , . . ' sf! Through this club, the Key Clubbers learn of their pros- y , ' . . I , ,A 11 ' ' , X . . A . 1 A new L T 'fe f -i ,A J K l 'Q If l I I V First row, left to right: Gloria Sague, Sandra Cullens, Pat Vitello, Vivian Priede Begonia Fernandez Second row left to right Suzanne Jennings Barbara Moore Sonya Pelaez, Sandra Pelaez, Linda Salemi, Jeanne Murgado, Caroline Puleo Linda Camera Third row left to right Sandra Pupello Dianna Garcia Brenda Pltici Jo Ann Lubranno, Lorraine Morrales, Cozette Payne, Josie DeStephano, Carmen Diaz Luclare Wallace Kiwanettes We Serve, is the appropriate motto for the girls who are proud to be members ofthe Kiwanettes. The Kiwanettes Club is oldest service club in the school. Among the many projects undertaken this year by the Kiwanettes was filling a Thanksgiving basket for a needy family and also preparing Christmas Seals and distributing Officers of the Kiwanettes are as follows, left to right: Sonya Vega, re cordlng secretary, Junis Tamargo, vice president, Diana Fernandez, president The Kiwanettes entertain the mothers at the Mother Daughter Banquet Y -.Amalfi First row left to right Mlke Cataldo Henry Santos Manuel Rubeo Jack Zamblto Relnaldo Martinez Vmcent Perrone Second row left to right Mr White sponsor Louis Buzettl Preston Barbon Louls Barbon Joe Blo Wllllam Bogllo John Fernandez Lundy Fernandez Bull Zlegler Third row left to right Fred Cull Charles Bans Roger Wehlung Manuel Bucsgllo Manuel Duran J r C IV I t a n s The officers of the Jr Crvltans ore left to right John Acosta Second Secretary Treasurer Henry Salgado Second Vlce President Rene Martunez President Tommy Valdez First Vlce Presldent Tony More Fnrst Secretary Treasurer A frnend rn need rs a trnend Indeed Junuor Cnvrtans prove the truth of thus adage by h lpnng a Inttle frnend sn the tnme of need Each year when Chrnstrnas rolls around the Junuor Cnvntans make some needy luttle boy happy by havung clothes and toys under the tree for hmm when he awakens Along wrth their sister club the Cuvrnettes the Cuvutans sold frurt cakes as thenr top money makrng propect Thus ns an annual even and has proven to be very profitable The Junror Cxvntans also sponsored a dance which was a great success Members of the Jr Clvltans vnslt thelr Jr Clvntan brother durmg the Easter holidays X , '. , T tx nw : ,. .ff V , V , Q -hu V . , ' i N , M in f r.t1 I , 1 , I , 1 . - f 5 , H . - . . . H . . . . 9 . . . I O Q . . . . I ' ' Z ' - . . . , . . . I A , 5 I I , , T ,, f 'C' L-,Z l I l Officers of the Civinettes are: .Iosie Miceli, Presidentg Eileen Jimenez, Vice President, and Irene Varon, Secretary. Again this year this club held its annual fruit cake sale, and in doing so broke an all time record-selling 2,l22 pounds. This club, one of the busiest girls' service clubs has undertaken many activities this year. These included helping out at the Girls Club an Easter Egg Hunt for the Children s Home The Civinettes frequently took out their little Civinette sister Lorraine Smith Another of the members fund raising projects was a dance held in the early part of the year The profits were used to purchase the flags in all of our rooms and Clvl Q' S i The main protect of the Civinettes is the sale of fruit cakes for other necessary items for the school Jefferson Civinettes were represented at both the Lakeland and Deland District Council Meetings netfes Top row left to right Jean Garcia Linda Koenig Diana Martino Yolanda Yanes Anne Vanacore Kathy Labruzzo First row left to right Pat Cumpisi Diana Zayas Sandra Ferraro Judy Traynham Yvonne Corrales Angela Molina Second row left to right Zaida Montegaudo Norma Perzia June Gallo Libby Douglas Sandra Fernandez Sylvia Cato Sonia Kimbrel S .4 I . , , , , . . .. . . . , . , - , . , .. . . , . o 0 I , fb I 4 at I -3 ,L 9 .. 1, '. 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I y I Q 1 T' C -.JV MJM' 113 TH'7F' Thlrsty Jeffvtes rush by the Jr Optlmlsts Serving the thirsty Jeffltes are Peter Pardo and .lose Alonso Yes Indeed the Jr Optumrsts were well nomed A opntnmnst rs o person who olwoys looks ot thnngs on the brught side ond the Jr Optumusts certounly luve up to thus nome To the members of the .lr Optnmxsts the Gosporlllo Porode means work The members rouse money by settlng up ond sellung sects forthe nnght parade They also sell Cokes for the doy porode Their onnuol dance during WHICH fhey Plck Mlss Drogonelle Completes llqelr money lcers of the Jr Optlmlsts are left to rnght Anthony Lopez Presldent lter Boley Vnce Presudent Henry Amat Treasurer Treasurer Joe moklng prolecls Cava Parllamentarlan First row left to right Henry Amat Walter Boley Anthony Lopez Raymond Roll Second row left to right Alex Romano Manuel Balselro Wnlllam Fernandez Eloy Perez Marvm Wnlluams Ronnie Llauget Third row left to right Arthur Valdez Larry Scott Fred Alessu Jose Alonso Peter Pardo Fausto Suarez Fernando Rodriguez Joe Cava 17 JUNIUR UPTIMIST 138 ,H , . , W, Q O O '1- g - - - 1 ,qld-v-..,. , , V.- - I , W ' ' f 94 ,, f' 4 ' l I- 'iffi F 'V I Q 5 W,,..fgg T , , xv , -f 5 L, , I . : T ' YN I F Y? 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I . yt Q l l ump- Th:rd row left to r:ght Barbara Sonano Shlrley Scarborough Joyce Calafell Mane Vanacore Patsy Revels lrene Mongov: Second row left to rlght Hennetta Burruego Penny Medulla Mlrta Sor:ano Arlene Mones Mary Lu Guggmo Yolanda Thomas F:rst row left to r:ght Mary Zayas Gracle Ortega Conn:e Cook Dorothy Suarez Judy Toledo Judy Splcola Opt: M:ss Servlce to the communnty and servlce to the school are the mam purposes of thus club and are dlsplayed :n many ways Youll fund our Opt: Mrsses helplng part tnme at the Tuberculosus Offuce and Tampa Gurls Club They are also The offrcers of th Opt: Mrss are Mary Ellen Catan: secretary Joyce Caballal f:rst v:ce presndent Marnlyn Ferlnta presldent D:ana Delgado second v:ce presldent Yolande Fernandez treasurer on ul 'Z 6 + ,H L- s I he students who helped at the Spannsh Councul Declama t:on Contest Among therr rnany helpful actnvntues the collectlon of toys for underprrvlleged chlldren :S thelr favorute Sharnng the spotllght for the favorlte actlvlty :s the annual Easter Egg Hunt for the very deserylng orphans Durlng the Chrlstmas Holldays the Opt: Mlss v:s:ted the chlldren s home QS '91 A 9 1-53-M' tiitf lf' 0 o n . , , t M . . - x' H R - ' M 52? 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' 1 1,,',,'f ' ef 4 ' mi ', Q7 ' - 5' t,., 1: ,. ff Algi t, zfilfff 139 x 'C' Mr Conte rs talkmg to the offrcers ol the Wheel Club They are left to rrght Bully Vargas Frank Lodaro Denms Tamargo Ray Delgado Mickey Sierra heel Under the sponsorship of Mr Randall Hudson thus club has malntalned nts reputatuon of meritorious service to the school Agann thus year the members of the Wheel Club have undertaken many projects Among them were the Wheels Against Polro and Blue Crutch Day i v-C is Durlng the Gasparllla Parade the members of the Wheel Club sold cokes as one of therr protects Club The Pep Tags and the card sectuon at football and basketball games were some ot thelr actuvutues to promote school spnrlt Therr mam money makmg projects were the annual car wash and the Plant Pep Rally Dance which was held an the early part of the year First row left to right Joe Valentr Fred Campbell Roger Bland Danny Macras Rrchard Acurr Gnlbert Sanchez Second row left to right John Mason Emllro Garcia Bully Whlte Rrchard Rocha Sherman Brad Steven Welse Roy OBryan Roy Carrassca Thrrd row left to right Joe Fernandez Alan Wllllams John Jmex Henry Valenti Denms Sanchez Marshall Lom Cncero Foutrh row left to right Rene Barcla Andy Barrlos Michael Cabellero Frank Thomas Sam Bogllo K 140 ,f Presudent PATRICIA GALLAR VIce PresIdent DORINDA GARCIA Secreta ry ALICE CARDOSO Treasurer ISABEL RIO Fust row left to nght Edna Jo Burnett Dorlnda Garcla Isabel RIO Alnce Cardoso PatrIcIa Gallar Betty Baesz Second row left to nght Dons Dosal LIz SmIth Barbara Sanders Norma MoIIna Cathy Marotta Yvonne Haynes Mary Napoll June Marks r s Sports C ThIs newly organIzed club under the sponsorshIp of the physIcal educatIon Instructor MIss Crary has had a strenuous year These gIrls have offIcIated at the Intramural after school sports and tournaments The members of thIs club have spent most of theIr club meetIngs on makmg a constItutIon wrItIng rules and regulatIons and other thIngs whIch must be wrItten LIberty lntellIgence Our NatIons Safety IS the motto of the Jr LIONS The members of thIs club play an Important part IH all of the school s GCIIVIIISS The sellIng of book covers and an annual dance were the fund raIsIng OCTIVIIY of the club The DFOIIIS from when formIng a new club DurIng theIr busy year they found tIme to take many InterestIng fIeld trIps These Included excursIons ta golf drIvIng ranges bowlIng alleys and tennIs courts To add to theIr many chores theIr maIn obIectIve IS supplyIng offIcIals for GIrls Play Day s whIch are held durung the year ODS these GCIIVIIISS contrIbuted to theIr maIn project of the year heIpIng the blInd WIth the help of theIr new sponsor Mr Qumlan thIs club has completed on entIrely successful year Frrst row lelt to rlght Joe VIIeIa Eddle Caballero Rlchurd Massaro Danny Pullaro Danny Alvarez Ralph Aguera James Montgomery Second row left to rrght Tommy Newklrk Anthony Lopez DavId Hernandez Anthony Sanchez Jerome Scardlno Harold Hernandez Raul PalomIno Peter Lopez Joe Reina Llonel Garcla Ray Fernandez Thlrd row left to right BIII Roberts Tom Black Benny DIBona Davld Pcrades Rlchcrd Matta ArtIe Alvarez Ed Brantly Armondo orllla Clay Harrlson Onello Ochoa Angel Baltar PresIdent DANNY PULLARA VICe Presldent RICHARD MASSARO Secretary Treasurer DANNY ALVAREZ 141 ' 0 S 6 7. 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'A Enthusrastrc Thesprans rearrange props before rehearsal Left to rrght Marlene Loredo Charlie Perdomo Sandie De Delgo Sam Rodriguez Artie The Inductlon into the Thespuan Club as the hnghest honor a student who wnshes to become an actor or actress can achieve ln order to be elzguble one must really enjoy drama Alvarez Buslnly rehearsing a scene from The Maglc Touch are left to right Dons Dlaz Onella Ochoa Elizabeth Stenzel Erma Blanco Orchid Ollvera Mane Magglo splans a comedy The Magic Touch Everyone ofcourse had the openlng night gutters and the forgotten Innes embar rassment What a load off of everyone s nnund when the curtann closed for the third tnrne' Yes thus rs certamly the The mann proyect the Thespnans undertake as to pro mlm of the theater duce a three act play for our school Thus year s play was Frrst row left to right Martha Salgado Dolores Garcia Judy Sprcola Sylvra Garcia Hllda Cancro Marlene Loredo Erma Blanco Dons Dlaz Orchrd Ollvera Elma Prendes Second row lrft to right Mane Charamonte Mary Ann Arenal Manlyn Ferllta Martha Cancro Mary Raffeo Adalrne Lopez Rose Mary Arcurr Glselda Vrla Dlana Cappucro Elizabeth Stenzal Rosalre Fuentes Dnana Draz Thrrd row left to right Roger Wehlrng Danny Macros Alex Ulna Stephen Wers Andy Barrlos Tom Black Joe Vllela Fred Cull 143 -.1-1 1- deck? Presudent Duana Martuno Vuce Presudent Larranne Hernandez Secretary Glona Sagne Treasurer Dlana Garcla Left to rught Betty Garcua Lorraune Hernandez Glorua Sague Erma Blanco Deanna Prueto Duana Martuno Irene Varon Duana Garcua Seated left to rught Sandra Fernandez Manuel Huerta Ruchard Adams Standung Peter Pardo Magalus Calderon Cynthua Calderon Saberettes Oh no' I forgot to polush my brass' Where s my hat? Has someone found my belt? These are some of the hurdles a Saberette must learn to uump Any gurl who has been a Saberette wull tell you that the goung us some tumes hard but ut s well worth every but of troubl for thus great honor The gurls who compose thus club are the R O TC span Safety C Safety Furst us the motto of the Safety Councul And thus one club that luves up to uts motto The members are kept busy unspectung the safety devuces of the school and patrollung the traffuc un the lunch lunes Thus year a Safe Druvung Award was guven to a worthy student The clubs maun project each year us to make certaun sors The maun purpose of the Saberette Club us to unstull un uts members the umportance of the R OTC sponsor Besudes marchung un the Armustuce Day Parade they also partucupate un drull teams and un the Fueld Day Parade un May As theur money mokung project they held an Aprul Fools Dance to buy a saber for the R O I C ouncul that all lucenses of students cars have been regustered un the maun offuce The Safety Cour'cul also makes school traffuc laws for pedestruans and druvers to follow Under the sponsorshup of Mr Pullara thus club has helped make our school a safe one Tom Scanuo Zauda Monteagudo Rene Vulla Pattu Pupello Manuel Duran Vulma Duaz Presudent Manuel Huerta Vuce Presudent Richard Adams Sec reta ry Cynthna Calderon Treasurer Sandra Fernandez 144 .... 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I . 4 . 1 ' ' ' ' Q ' . . . . - - . , -- a 11 - 11 - - - 1 - - . t I , . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 - .Im W 'bbwgvy ffm First row lelt to right John Palmer: Bully Polk Tony Pedrero Roger Wehlmg Ronnie Jarvns Charlle Perdomo Rene Martlnez John Rlo Douglas Rodriguez Bully Lloyd Henry Amat Sam Garcia Louls Rio Phllllp Magglo Manuel Buslsgllo Tommy Black Bull Ziegler Thrrd row left to rlqht Sam Rodriguez Robert Simon Danny Rodriguez Artle Alvarez Eugene Baker Joe Fernandez Eloy Perez Albert Boromel Vincent Costa Paul Aldridge Charlie Brldges Bully Vargas C Ability desure and sportsmanship are the essentuals of a Jefferson letterman Membership nn thus club requures lettering In one of the varsuty sports football basketball baseball track tennns or golf Ofhcers of the J Club are left to rlght Hector Hernandez These Qcflve Qfhlefeg hgd mqny pr0leCl'5 These Included plOr'll'II'1Q Vlce President Bobby Betancourt Presudent and Jimmy Elliott Treasurer qrass and flowers for the beautnfucatuon of our school and a Poluo Drnve nn wlmch they collected money for the Polio fund Thenr fund rauslng actnvuty was the J Club dance Work boys work' Thats all the J Club members heard whale they were working on their project ram 145 I, If , A if A K we W or 2 1' Q 1 . ' hu., 2 Wm ' f 1 wi , F' X' V 1 v '- , ,, is 'F , Q R f ' , x Ronnie Brown. Sec0nd row, left to right: Jose Alonso, Manuel Huerta, Tom Scanlo, James Montgomery, Clay Harrison, Hugo Lluls, Manuel Vltorla, Frank Perez, U I . I - I I I I .I I I . I . I I . ' NJ ll I I I I ' ' Il ll ' J I I I . , A I - I - v ' ' ll ll ' -Q . V sigh' J, X I If 'Nw lift . ,Q J f w , ' I I dh . '. 4, ff 4 'f '94 nfi 1 5 Q f ,J xfxxf, 0 right Sarah one President fl Secretary. E.. Q ' I ll F If I 'X ' 5 4:-35' sq 5 -fa . -.4-ILMJIQ - 4 x an M ' P0r Knowledge presents new goals 'ro be conquered 0 I XV 1 X C fl' 1' llllf 'Mya All Cnty All Conference Second Team All State Furst Chonce South Florida Sports ef i c A 9 e E ' 'gl E5 J' 5 . H 32 -H44-' ' 2 ' 39 F, 1 8 114 - iQ42l7 vifull nl 1 v ' ' J X wr' C U Left to rlght front Roger Wehlmg Larry Wrlluams Eloy Perez Rnchard Sanchez Rene Martinez M no G era Bll Ziegler Bull Whrte Bob Betancourt Henry Menendez Hector Hernandez Phnllnf Magguo Tom Valdez Vincent Perome Jam Ellnott Joe Castro Ron Jarvus Robert Draz Ronnie Brown Robert Slmon Ronnue Lauget Charlre Perdomo Som Vlllarosas Frank Clement: Frank Gnnclo Vuncent Costa Tony Bugglca Right to left Larry Lavm Tom Scamo Frank Lefler Andy Morrales Charlle Brldges Artle Alvarez Nelson Antmorr Manuel Busclgllo YV -L JIM ELLIOTT RENE MARTINEZ All Cnty All Conference All Sm, Team Second Team All State 5 X, A.-:WS lo T50 S ' t 1 ! O U 8 ' 3 - . I WW if smwfgjwg 5-l 1 Q . -, f- Ctr , llavld 0 on ag 5 ii. ' L: - I Q J x ,L A l .ll:' I 00 'D 74 Y' ,LJ N IE' ..,..!.W'yy7r vilY!l,t,.i Louus Labrador Eugene Baker Mrke Ward Sam Garcia Henry Valentn Louls Ruo Larry Anderson Tony Prnedo Bull Lloyd Nelson Salem: Sam Rodrrguez John Rua Author Norlega Ray Perez Glen Lofley John Macarter Albert Boromen Vernon Tucker Henry Amat Henry Westberry Douglas Rodrlguez Albert Gueterez Paul Aldrldge Joe Fernandez Tony Pedrero Danny Martmez John Mason Front row left to rlght Art Shouse Bull Stewart and Phil Nocera Back row left to right Bull Montgomery George Johnson and Nllo Rlmuldr FootbaH Unsung heroes of the grld squad Left to rlght Andrew Favata Tom Black and Head Manager Bull Polk Much of the credut for achlevmg the Cnty Chcmpronshnp br-longs to our Coachlng Staff Left to rlght Backfleld F Nocera Defenswe Backfleld B Montgomery Lune A Shouse End N Rumaldl Head Coach B Stewart and Junlor Varsrty Coach G Johnson ' , 5 z O y - , I 1 I . ,5 W' ' N a M- ' 'N Cl , '. 4, , ' f s ' ' Q K by N ' v X .X ,H , . 5 .. yy., . .I n ' ' F' dv 0 .9 A ? , . 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OW Go fnghtnng Dragons' JHS cheerneade, do the yellmg as the Gold and ue Dnscussnng a bnt of offensenve strategy whnch helped us to wan e Cnty notch up another vnctory Champnonshnp are Coaches Bnll Stewart and Fnl Nocera The l959 grnd season was a great success due to the abnlnty of our football squad nn cooperatnon wnth the keen thnnknng and shrewdness of our coachnng staff Much of the success was wrapped up nn our abnlnty to run our fnne backfneld effectnvely and use our strong defense nn tnght spots One of the manor factors nn brnngnng the Cnty Champnonshnp to Jefferson was the very hngh school spnrnt At our home games several of the JHS servnce clubs were apponnted to decorate goal posts and con struct large sngns expressnng the hopes and mottos of our school Many out of town games were attended regularly by hundreds of fans of the Gold and Blue At Sarasota there were over 9OO students attendnng the annual trann trnp game whnch was our opennng Western Con ference contest ln addntnon we would lnke to express our gratntude to our entnre football squad coachnng staff and hngh spnrnted students for brnngnng thns glory to our Alma Mater Amndst the symbol of JHS stand the captanns of the football squad Left to rnght Tom Valdez Bob Betancourt and Hector Hernandez wnth the award for Cnty Champronslnnp ,X CITY CHAMPS ROLL OVER CHIEFS 127 Enternng the fnnal game of the l959 season the Dragons had acaunred a few new and trncky offensnve plays and the defense was practncally nmpenetrable The Chnefs bread and butter ploy the dnve was stopped cold led by lnnebacker Ron Jarvns tackle Eloy Perez and the entnre Dragon lnne The Gold and Blue decorated the scoreboard nn the fnrst pernod an a pass play vna Znegler to Ellnctt whnch covered 21 yards The second quarter saw much defensnve actnon by Jl-lS as the Chnefs were forced to punt three tnmes from deep nn thenr own terrntory The holf tnme score stccd 6 O the mnghtv Dragons agann nn the lead The thnrd pernod Opened and the Drag ns wasted no tnme r rn the knckoff the Dra ns covered 64 yards nn 2 pans The scornng play came wna the some route Bnll Znegler tossed to Jm Ellnott thus tnme cover ng lB yo d from scrnmmage The try for extra Donnt was blocked The fnnal quarter was a defensnve battle The fnnal coe was Jefferson l2 and Chnefs 7 The Dragons captured the Cnty Champnonshnp 151 ,nf Y , Q v D ,' A . S ' an ' ' 'A U ' V ' I ' th ' , I W A Q Fo gc Tyr l ly, A n , ' n 'rs . s r ,I If -r , fi? ,x r ' 1 f ' Vrr,,,4gQ,,g Q fr- 412' 'H e - 'C ., Q.. V4 .: r I 'Q I if I -rf Hs- t - 1 J . , ,.,,' ' - ur, 1 s 1, 7 C 1 :M A H , l , X ' DL -,ft AJ' ' 1. , 4. in If r 1 A X lv.. i A W c ,, A r N X - A BOBBY BETANCOURT ELOY PEREZ ALBERT BOROMEI All City, All Conference All City, All Conference Third Team All State ' 1 L HECTOR HERNANDEZ V' All City, All Conference w 'SQ 11' v- '- I ,yt 'T 4 BILL ZIEGLER K N All City, All Conference A JHS BOWS T0 TORNADOES 26-13 The Dragons' hopes for the Western Conference title were destroyed as the Gold and Blue fell short of a victcry nyer the strong Tornadoes. Clearwater outscored the Dragons in the first and fourth periods, two to one and one to nothina respectively. The JHS scores were accounted for by Paul Aldridge on an off tackle slant that covered 27 yards, the second by end Don Martinez on a heave from halfback Jim Elliott covering 38 yards, Jim Elliott accounted for the PAT, The Dragons were heavily hampered by a drizzle which continued throughout the entire dame. 1,12 End Charlie Perdomo wastes no time in throwing his Hillsboro opponent for a 4-yard loss. DRAGONS TOP BOCA CIEGA 7-0 Aqain trayeling to the Tvyln City, Jefferson was short five first stringers due to injuries, but surprisingly, Dragon reserves held the Pirates to 52 yards rushing, and permitting but eight yards through the air Meanwhile a coyey of speedy backs were rolling up a hefty 202 yards gained on the ground, The scoring play came with 2:36 remaining in the opening quarter as Joe Fernandez scampered l6 -.ard-, t r pcydirt The PAT was converted hy Rene Martinez and the cyerteng -- gt int mal ing Came rg gn Qgrly Cl, XL Thu, C ntut -sh md that Jcfffersin had nzuih tr l YL forward to Hr the c ming was n The rescue: fine display lfteomvv rl against ye, nge t, ssillet: yrw,n,g t pleased Cfach Stewart extremely and he : rnneccte: that he intended cn using that reseryp Cs rnuch cs pos- sl: c f r the rernolntte' gf the games Tri- s ne ' man. ut vft var' game vshigh was supp rtetf ' . 1 X. ' cr 'Qi'- Fullbacli Tom Sranio hauls in a pass from uarterback Bill Ziegler roverlng for l-1 yards gain J i...--J ,0 'X ,A IIN.. ROGER WEHLING RON JARVIS TONY PEDRERO ,V ,z jg., JHS football squad carries head coach Bill Stewart off the field after being victorious over Plant JHS DEFEATS NORTHEAST 26 13 At the l959 Jefferson homecoming the Dragons showed high spirits and determination as th y whipped their rivals from across the bay In the first half JHS showed mastery of the oval as the Gold and Blue held the ball for over three fourths of the first 24 minutes in which they scored twice A 68 yard pass play Ziegler to Fernandez was the clincher Standouts in the defensive line play were Eloy Perez, Artie Alvarez and Dan Martinez Scoring honors went to Joe Fernandez, Paul Aldridge, Bill Ziegler and Jim Elliott Rene Martinez tallied with two aood extra point tries This was the fourth game in the past five years that Jeffersor- has risen victorious at homecoming Attending the contest were many service clubs of Jefferson who posted signs and banners stating mottos and themes of JHS Tackle Eloy Perez leads the way around left end for Jim Elliott who tafiied six points for Dragons' cause. I 4: MWA 1 PAUL ALDRIDQE lv if 1,1 W TOM VALDEZ P DRAGONS TROUNCE PANTHERS 30 6 lntering the intra city rival s stadium across town Jefferson carried high hopes and spirit as we massacred the Panthers in a game based entirely on the possession of the pig smn Behind the excellent ball handling of end slant speed ster quart rback Bill Ziegler and the swiftness of backs Jim Elliott Ron Jarvis and Joe Fernandez Jl-lS tallied once each in the first second and third periods and twice in the final period Scoring honors went to Joe Fernandez and Jim Elliott while defensive stalwarts were Bob Betancourt Eugene Baker Albert Boromei and Eloy Perez This was a great victory as we had failed to defeat the Panthers in seven previous contests The team showed great enthusiasm as they carried Coach Stewart off the field at the conclusion ofthe game AII Cnty Halfback Jlm Elluotr plckung up I6 yards around end at our homccomung game agalnsf thc VIkIfIQS ST PETE EDGE DRAGONS 14 I3 bbcd I snfr w ers C th hard uc C LJ rrawdcd across the Joy to Tore hard I. r e Cf P n Dcws Ajcm the Speer m rwutc Cf IIC sf I Th I rw s w 4 rLOT I I LJ O L T L gm was f L rm Cn Own t pun I In I LI fur 7 r mf rc dowm I vu s Q ICI VTIOIQIIWQ L Core 7 7 c GOId and BIUL scfrcci ogam 1 Q Incl nu u Q UL Ix the Green D mls who to Im the prewcux puncd Iut OISO Corwertgd the Q cn fer TD WDICD we Jpffcr on s Iorgc IQQIIIOCP ARTIE ALVAREZ DANNY MARTINEZ 'fo sr E17 ,J V1 H STOMPS SAILORS VYTVF I, wr' 440 IAITI' I 'I mv- C CPI rn Thu I chad ur I Ame Ax I x Pu rar GV ur Cjmm a rwossui xo O Icrfwr I 1 Halfback Joe Fernandez DICIKS up a flrst down through thc mlddle In a heart breakmg loss to Sf Pete CHARLIE PERDOMO JOHN RIO LARRY LAVIN J ,ang i MQW K famqmwv-w 1-x T Q :'f'Qf ':, Cvj U: 5 'QEQ -c:ff C 'UN I fi oe- .Q wc? 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Jr-l git iff to a ft.lr'3 start fgllowlng the zfsenurg Wevzff and fnafehcd 63 yards The secnfg honor gwr-n 1 l-talfuozlf Jrm Elrztt from n,ne yards out A J But after thls frne start the Dragons seerned t: let down, :cczrdrrng tc tl-e coaches On the ftrst Claw if scwrnrnage, l-tr fstzrzugh brolfe thriufh tlne llne and led 7-6. 1 The tntrd perrsd was a defensrye battle and posses- slzn :f the t,a'l :hanged hands several tlrnes and the scare, l3f6. was lr- feyer of l-lrllsborough, The score drd net rearnrn thls was long Jefferson scored and the game ended an a tue, Fullback Ron Jarvrs packs up one of many frrst downs across the Bay Speedster Joe Fernandez makes has way around left end lust before bemg brought down a few yards short of paydrrt EUGENE BAKER ROBERT SIMON Mqeewywzg ,..x MANATEE NIPS DRAGONS 14 6 Before a trorn trap erowd ff 700 JHS students the Dragons saw rne of thelr worst nlghts on the grldnran Drenehed and soggy from the rarn the Gold and Blue could not recover frorn a ease af fumble-:tts In the openrng perrod the l-lurrrcans scored on a 56 yard slant confusrng the entrre Jl-lS team they also converted the pount Later rn the second quarter the Dragon s lane opened a hole for All Cnty l-lalfback Jam Ellrott and he scampered 29 yards to paydrrt rnakrn gthe scare at halftrrne 7 6 an favor of Manatee Late In the frnal period JHS put up a battle for another score but because of fumb es Manatee scored and the score ended lfi 6 CHARLIE BRIDGES VINCENT COSTA 1'if'k SAM RODRIGUEZ 1 ,ww View 4115 155 fig! 1 Y., , J , , ' , I , . , . 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Q Y ' Q QP: YM -inrae 'al'Qbgi 'Q Frrst row left to ngh Vnvlan Ferraro Frances Carrasco Sandra De Dlego Arlene Perez Elaine Navarro Second row left to right Sonya Pelaez Sonla Vega Margaret Mendez Irene Mongovl Jeanne Garcla Llbby Douglas Sandra Pelaez Cheerleaders Go Dragons go' Come on n yell' The resoundung vorces of Jefferson s I2 cheerleaders are heard at all pep rallues football and basketball games Under the Ieadershup of Mass Nrmmo and Mass Crary these Dragons lead the Jefferson student body and fol lowers In organnzed cheering Cheernng ns one of the major parts IH the development of good sportsmanshlp and school splrlt The cheerleaders of Jefferson work after school as well as during theur frrst peruod physncal education and are requured to mamtann a C average Thus year sux sophomore gurls were selected to lead Jeffrtes rn cheers for our Baby Dragons Loyalty rs exempllfred by the cheerleaders who attend all the games nn or out of town and are honored as guest at the banquet honornng the varnous sports affalrs First row left to right Alice Remo Megalls Calderon Darlene Romeo Second row Mary Cagnlna Irene Elias Irene Cruz I ll: Cheerleader Sponsors Mrss Nnmmo and Mnss Crary watch one of the fundamental routlnes In whlch the cheerleaders engage Through much effort Mlss Nimmo and Mlss Crary have produced one of the best cheerleading squads ID many years The old jnnx huts the basketball courts of Jefferson as the Dragons went 4 22 for the season Under the leadership of Coach Johnson who plans bug thungs for the 60 6l Dragon Basketballers by uslng the method of experience as the best teacher the new squad hopes to get on nts feet and glve Jefferson nts much needed good season Wrth speed and some heught the 60 6l drubblers stand one of the finest chances to have a successful season we have seen nn many a year Although thus year s season was one of the worse we have had proof of team effort was clearly evident by the many heart breakung losses of one and two ponnts The students of Jefferson unfaltenng an their loyalty will continue to support the team they luke most COACH GEORGE JOHNSON We tmp our hats to one of the hardest worknng teams Jefferson has First row left to ngllt Manuel Alvarez Peter Pardo Bobby Betancourt Jimmy Elliott Roger Wehllng Second row left to right Roy O Bryan Ruben Rodriguez Henry Fontanlllls Larry Anderson Ray Perez Third row left to right Pat Loveall Vlctor Norelga Manuel Busclgllo Nelson Antnnorl Harold Hernandez 1 157 Il fl ' f ' ll If ' I I l New Dragon Dribblers' Boss pl'OdUCed ll'1 y9Or'S QOH6 by. Schedule Dec Dec Dec an an an an an an an an an an an e e e e e e e e MANUEL ALVAREZ St Pete Sr Boca Clega Plan Cnty Hrllsborough Northeast Manatee Jesuit Clearwater Chamberlaun Sarasota Plant St Pete Sr Boca Crega Mlaml Hnllsborough Northeast Manatee Clearwater Jesunt Chamberlam Sarasota Plant Bob drubbles Henry puts an a bug 2 for the Dragons DRAGONS CLIP JESUIT Faclng stormy cold weather Dragon fans blazed thenr way to the gym to watch Jefferson hand Jesuut :ts second and decusuve loss Thus game started off wrth a bang each team scormg several tnmes un the fnrst seconds of the game Thus pattern remalned regular for the fnrst two quarters and Jefferson ended the fnrst with a narrow lead The thnrd quarter remained nap and tuck wnth Jesuit holdung a lead of a few points whnch was easnly lost nn an offensuve spurt Vnctor Noriega sux foot forward was the htgh pount drubblers for the evennng wlth twenty four points for the Dragon cause JIM ELLIOTT 158 man of the St Petersburg Jefferson Coca Cuega Jefferson Plant Cnty Jefferson Hrllsborough Jefferson Northeast Jefferson Manatee Jefferson Jesuit Jefferson Clearwater Jefferson Chamberlaln Jefferson Sarasota Jefferson Plant Jefferson St Petersburg Jefferson Boca Cuega Jefferson Mlamn Sennor Jefferson l-llllsborough Jefferson Northeast Jefferson Manatee Jefferson Clearwater Jefferson Jesuat Jefferson Charnberlaun Jefferson Sarasota Jefferson Plant Jefferson Sweet ater puts In another all Important 2 JEFFERSON STUNS CLEARWATER The Jefferson offense and defense worked together In a clearly evldent manner by defeatung the Clearwater Tornadoes The combmatlon of fast break wnth a tlght zone defense provrded the Dragons wnth :ts flrst and only Western Conference wan of the season Jefferson paced by Jlm Elluott lead throughout the game with constant scoring on the part of both teams The only Tornado threat was a narrow lead gamed rn the fourth quarter but could not be held under the Dragon drives Bob Betancourt sensor drnbbler followed Elliott nn the scornng spree whnch ended wlth a flnal score of Jefferson 60 Clearwater 46 ROGER WEHLING PETER PARDO Ray Perez shows the Tlgers how lt's done 159 DRAGONS OUTCLASS PLANTERS The Jefferson drnbblers met thenr thurd opponent and outgunned outmanned and outfought the Plant Cnty team The Jefferson fave roared to a 58 4-4 vrctory over tne crestfallen bovs of Plant Cnty Led by Ellnott and Betancourt Jefferson clearly showed that they had an aggressnve sconng team which could and would wan Playnng before a full house of fans Jefferson students watched the new 59 60 Dragons play at thenr best showlng their true abnluty as sportsmen Bob Betancourt sinks two polnts agaunst Hrllsborough The Dragon s fave traveled to the gym of our nntra cuty rnvals Jefferson sur prlsed the Terriers nn the flrst haf by playmg close hard ball throughout every second The Dragons had their only and finest opportunuty to vm during thus fnrst the Hrllsborough gym to nts cap paclty Roger Wehlmg scores t o or a long jump shot agaunst a strong Jesult Tlger team Under close man to man guardnng the Jeffer son team proved therr superroruty over the Tngers by defeatang them rn one of the many fine games of the season The Dragon team com brned to wnn one of the most actuon packed games they had played nn many a gamc Vnctor Norelga was the top scorer of the game 160 BOB BETANCOURT VICTOR NOREIGA H ,'f.f' Ax I ' , ' half. Fans from both teams filled I I , I ' w l HENRY FONTANILLIS LARRY ANDERSON Jam Ellrott flres a long lump shot agalnst the Chamberlann Chiefs Playlng before a full house Elliott Betancourt teamed up wrth junror Vlctor Noriega t play an out standing offensive game agamst the chuefs Back and forth play durmg the fnst half of the game seemed to be the typlcol pattern Second half play belonged mannly to Chamberlain as the true good te m that they are Bull Sus wa the Chiefs hugh scorer CHAMBERLAIN DEFEATS JEFFERSON Chamberlam threw more cold water on Jefferson by defeat :ng them 55 to 45 Despute the brnllnant play of Elliott and Betancourt who were the teams hugh scores of the evemng The score durmg the first half changed back and fourth wlth Chamberlain holdmg a narrow lead at nts end Durlng the second half the Chrefs took theur fnrst true lead whnch lasted them throughout the fmal seconds of the game Larry Anderson dnbbles In for a lay up agamst the Plant Panthers The Plant game proved to be one of the most heartbrealung games of the season The score changed untll Plant took a narrow lead of four polnt whnch It held untnl the end of the game Jefferson started two new players thus game whnch proved to be assets to the Dragon squad They were Peter Pardo and Larry Anderson 161 , , . 0 A iv-' a . ' ' S t r -I Coach Nello Rumoldn and Coach Ray Abreu take time out to discuss the possible starting lineup for Tuesdays game ot one of the many long baseball practices Jefferson welcomes Coach Nello Rimoldi for his second and we hope most successful season. The Dragon nine come to the plate with eight re- turning lettermen and the needed support on the bench to make a well balanced team. Spirit is a needed quality on a team that works in such close union as does a baseball squad. This spirit accompanies the l96O squad as it has in the past years. Our sincere congratulations to the Dragons because we know that win or lose sportsmanship and team work will always make us proud of our team Beginning the season with rain hampered the first few games but the season was still young with many contest left Baseball First row left to right Manuel Vitoria Jim Elliott Manuel Balserio Henry Amat Tony Lallussa Albert de la Torre Second row left to right Andy Alfonso Armando Pena Fred Tomicello Joe Fernandez Roy Carrasco Tom Scanio Third row left to right Joe Cavaliere Bill Vargas Armando Tamargo Paul Aldridge Nello Rimoldi Ray Perez .lose Alonso John Palmer: I 'Vx W5 T' Qtl' 1bZ law l f' , , - f g. - - , I lg K 1 , I v V u K Q lp f . ' I ' S: r ' ' f l iris I x . 3' ' , V , ' l l 'J Q' .X . 0 5 l ' 'sl 5 J S 44 A N YM- l i 1 .31 K Y, U lx X r I I 'YS ' t p K ll - ' il , Q I I l - JK ' ' 1 if ' 2 . t t if f Hs.. HQ P'-by l M t 'I - , D. i HS it s it ia. K ll Q L-- J d X ,f ll 9 S . V . A V ' gl 15,3 'A lj ' '. , A ' ' 4 'V A -- N ' -' . I 90 9 No' mf 93,- Alfa!- ! 1 X Couch Rxmoldl dustnbutes the startmg game boll MANUEL VITORIA March ll Manatee March l5 Hnllsborougn March I8 March 24 March 28 A rnl l Apr1l8 Aprll April April Aprsl Aprnl Aprll 28 Aornl 30 St Petersburg Northeast Plant Clearwater Chamberlann l-l I I lsborough Plant Jesuit Sarasota Charnberlann Boca Cmega Robinson UPL.. 1 Nss BILLY VARGAS Sturhng Pitcher Jimmy Elliott watches fourth bull go by for u base on balls lbli . . H X' s at sf - 2 News 3, Ai V . eel ' he f qsjsvq V . 1 1 N , I A 2-21. ,I Q -Z I 'l,--ef . P T fl ' - L , 3 .1-QF! x . QiL4,:fj?,5-'iii , if ., r V . March 26 .......,4......... Jesuit p ' ................ A ' ................ ' ' - 1' 3 '12 .............,. ' .1 A l ,,.,,, ' I4 ...,............... vt 1 l .................. . 3 I H ,....,........... ' ' 26 ............... ' A , 2, . - Q I ll :Y if 'W M VA I K L NX H hw VV I f , l Catcher Bully Vargas recenves treatment for a funger mlury that took place rn the Hullsboro game JIM ELLIOTT JOHN PALMERI 'W W- 1' Dragon Thlrd Baseman Henry Amat fields foul ball MANUEL BALSE Crowd watch s enthuslastucally as tension mounts In one one of the many close plays of season , ll, R 'IS 's .- Y-, C 'Z l E I A.. PAUL ALDRIDGE z JXX rr Under the powerful swing of John Palme-rl, Jefferson handed Jesuit a ramping loss 23 to 2. ARMANDO PENA Loyal fans many of them adults full Cuscadcn to nts fullest to watch a strong Dragon squad Z JOSE ALONSO Wan. Al Dragon s Bully Vargas on the defense fouls up attempt for a bunt agamst opposlng Hnllsborough lbo Coach Nello Rnmoldu discusses new signals wuth Bully Vargas durung pre game warmup JOE FERNANDEZ TOM SCANIO 1...-, A wild patch sends John Palmer: avosdlng the ball an the game against Plant Coaches Abreu Jo'mson and Montgomery are all smlcs as they ua cm 1'1c Dragons crush HENRY AMAT Jesurt 23 to 2 lbb Furst row left to rught Charlue Brudges Garry Scott Bull Whute John Mason Jerome Scarduon Ruchard Acuru Tony Prueto Manuel Buscugluo Wulluam Bogluo James Montgomery Henry Puento Second row left to rught Doug Rodruguez Louus Ruo Jack Duaz Dan Rodruguez Joe Castro Stephen Dorey Henry Santos Davud Parades Robert Tate Muke Ward Fred Alessu Gulbert Gordullo Manelel Alvarez Jerry Lemus Clay Harruson Thurd row left to rught Marvun Wulluams Vernon Tucker Frank Clemente Phallup Magguo Bob Betancourt Bull Zuegler Charlue Perdomo Tom Valdez Bull Lloyd Wayne Holcomb Sam Garcua Muke Negun Henry Westbury Phul Hernandez Nelson Messuna Dragon Cunclermen The l96O edutuon of the Jefferson Hugh School Track out un many years Under the supervusuon of Coach Bull Montgomery the Gold and Blue cunderman have put un many long hours of dulugent practuce whuch helper J H S track team gaun perfectuon , gb Through the courtesy of the Park Department whuch gave J H S partt of Plymout Park the Dragons now have a new cunder track and fueld upon whuch to practuce Az At one of the Dragon s many track meets Jefferson arose vuctoruous over the Knughts of Robunson seventy one and a half to fufty one and a half ponts The hugh scorer for the Dragons were Manuel Alverez who com peted un the one hundred yard dash and placed furst wuth a tume of ten and fuve tenths ofa record He also ron the fwo hundred 1-wer-,fy yard dash and placed Coach Bull Montgomery seems pleased as he vuews the Dragon Track Team in furst wuth a excellent tume of twenty three seconds d 9 one ol lellwson H'gh School 5 many ack mem James Montgomery struves for new broad uump record Muke Negun Dragon s hope for hugh uump clears has mark easuly ur f Q Ltd 167 , K , N B 1 l I u ' , - I A ' u - 1 y I . l f ' l ' u. f K. 4 Y, 1 I M- uf H team us the largest and hardest workung team turned ' - f 525' X, i 1 A ,, u, . . Mu ' ' L' f T . . . . I L ' r ' ' - , I . . - 5 V 'VW by .. Y u 'W' Morclw March Morcn Morclw March Morclfm Aprul April Aprll Aprul Moy TRACK SCHEDULE Jefferson ond Chomberlonn Jefferson Hillsborough ond C Jefferson ond Robunson Jefferson ond Plont Florldo Relays Cnty Meets l-lrllsborough Relays West Coost Relays Jefferson Chomberloun on Western Conference Dustruct Meet '1 X -EIN jf' '-. wif Frank Clement: another Dragon hopeful clears the pole vault easily as Marvm Wnlllams prepares to catch the pole Relay men Wayne Holcomb Sam Garcia Tom Valdez regular Dragon shot put man puts another fnne shot whsle sophomore Phnllnp Maggao looks on Bull Zlegler Manuel Alvarez and Bob Betancourt Tl J fp -F- 68 3 . . A . lO. . , ' A l8 . . ' ',f?ff V,,, 24. . 4, f 26 . . 3 I 3l . . A . 8 U I . 'l4-' A we ' 22 . . , ' , cl ' ' ' J 29. . J 7 . I . , , I - ' P r N , A W -f - ' Bull Lloyd and Bull Bogluo practice the baton exchange for theur relay team. A B 4 1 f x -A ' '-,mv xwmv X, FW! 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Cal Dlxon Dragon Tenms Court Boss teaches our boys cxpencnced or not ho-1 to play a good game Rene Martmez rebounds enthusmshcally an doubles match agclnst Plant Tennls The l96O Jefferson Dragon Tennis Team was one been remedued by a full crop of Interested underclassmen wnth a poor season but one wnth many losses which were Thus year Jefferson ns boasting one of lt s strongest by narrow margnns thus shownng that the team was far and largest teams In our history A vnctory aaglnst a beffef 'flWOl'1 THF V9COl'd lVldlCOT9d strong opponent ns an Instrument whnch IS very nmportant The painful loss of several Iettermen thls year has ro gny Squgd Larry Lavln Rene Martinez Tummy Neel Nelson Prlede 169 1 1 1 s , , I v I . 1 1 1 - AFANADOR ARTHUR F AGLIANO GRACE JEAN F AG ERA RALPH D L Xrrl pres cl l ALEMAN LOUISE ALEMAN A F C l ID ALFONSO CARMEN A Cl ALFONSO M THA A C ALMERICO TONI H KCIIS FJ ALONSO JANET ALONSO JOSE Jr OJ JLIIl a L al ALVAREZ ARTIE l a p Sl elll 7 Llrascll uv up LVAREZ MANUEL J L ng C isle wall 4 Iv a rn x e brcsccll ARCE TONY ARCURI GRACE F L L A 4 ARDIZZONE PHILLIP ANTHONY I OTC v 4 Fallle Croub Cfrnrnal 'JU 4 I2 C Xl e dull 4 N ARENAL MARY ANN rn r 4OlTI Q lcbrese s nlan IQQDFLSCII al I LI Gr l 1 AYALA SHIRLEY ANN l BA JOSEPH J C OTC BAKER EUGENE F c ball T l BALSEIRO MANUEL S d C Fl rc BALTAR ANGEL J L BARO SAM T BARBON EUGENE PRESTON BARBON RALPH MANUEL l rql EATEMAN LINDA FAYE F BAZARTE RENE CLYDE BETANCOURT BOBBY F a BITETTO JOSIE THERESA BLACK THOMAS NOLAN C SENIOR BLANCO ERMA LINDA H Tears FTA 'T se re e l Lesde 4 FOTC Sponsor J 6 es 4 pa law' n LIO SAM L I ne 4 De a C Lllirsqrl gl 6 3 BOLEY WALTER Slude pl I pr s BOOLE PATRICK EDWARD F OT C lls care 2 4 Hwn r Pla don Saber e a l BOROMEI ERNEST Sl JD lub2 4 BR DGES CHARLIE oolball ra la 4 Hur rerv sc relary 4 Je er s IT all lepreselllallve 4 BROD SHERMAN MARTIN Monll ello Slaff 4 Under lassrnen G ROTC Edllor 2 Al Ma lager C ROTC Edllor Edllor IIT HL heel Club 7 4 lreasurer ar dlT'LllI3fIBlT 4 Jr Relar Bl 4 O I G Scroll 'lallw u 4 Debale b 4 L ys BRYANT THOMAS W R fle Team 2 J 4 L ura Club 4 N R A oresldenl 4 aber Club 4 BUGGICA LORETTA LUCILLE F B L A H veroern lreasurer 4 BUSCIGLIO JOANN CAROL S lwlarslw p IPC T 4 Honor So-'lely 4 CABALLERO EDDIE S uden C url ll 2 A 4 Jr LlOns4 Ean CABALLERO MICHAEL JAMES VIRGIL Hon r So lely 4 Vxfneel Club 4 Malb Club 4 Xl e preslclenl 4 I5OVI.IlITg Club 4 Boy s Slale CABRERA OSCAR Horrleroom presldenl 2 l OTC 2 Jefferson an Represenlallve DC T 4 barllarren arlan 4 asslslanl edllor ol alendar 4 CALAFELL JOYCE ANN Calendar Grl N ss Dragone Sprng Fesl sal Oueen 4 ll s ral 4 Hwlneroom secre a CALDERON CYNTHIA A Cll 4 Safely lrnasur F I5 L A 4 Horm rg ary Q pres dell CAMPISI MIRA H l S IICIICS 4 F rcsdel 4 Hrrcrxll 4 a CANALEJO ANNETTE I 4 F L re CII C CIO HILDA d F8 an 4 4 ores denl Arl I1 r 3 CANNELLA SYLVIA CANNON FRANCES KATHLEEN CAPAZ NELSON MANUEL I C T 4 170 CAPITANO FRANCES MARY CAPITANO LUCY F B L A 4 Horreryrv pres derll Y Teerlg 2 4 CAPPUCCIO DIANA LEE F H A 2 pres den 2 Presldenls Coun l 2 FB L A TITQSDIBITS 4 Bowllng Club 4 CARBALLAL JOYCE ADELE Monll ello Pep resenlallve 2 ll Mlss presdenl 4 FHA 4 Pan Amerl an 4 Bcwllng Club 4 Y Teens 4 CARDINALE TOMMY Jr Opllmlsl 4 CARDOS0 NORMA LUCIA F T A 2 F B L A 4 lreasurer 4 Pan Amerlcan 4 CARLINO LINDA JEANNETTE FHA Z CARRASCO FRANCES CECELIA Cheerleader 4 Pan Amerlcan 4 FTA 4 Thesplarls 4 Ilfe presldenl 4 CASTILLO SYLVIA Homeroom ure pregldenl J F B L A CATANI MARY ELLEN Opl Mlss a 4 se rc tary CATANI WANDA MAE CHASE LORRAINE JEAN JV Cheerleader 2 CHENARD CARLOTTA Thesplans 3 FHA CHIARAMONTE MARIE ELENA FHA 2 FBLA 3 4 Y Teens4 CIMINO SALVADOR Hcrneroom treasurer 2 Rlfle Team 2 NCO Club 3 Lalln Club 4 presldenl 4 Shop Club 3 CIRELLA ANNE NORMA Homerocm sefre lary 2 DCT 4 Scholarshlp Inf 4 CLARK SANDIE FHA 2 rack 3 4 ROTC 2 4 Rlfle Team CLYATT CHARLIE EUGENE COHEN PHOEBE FBLA 4 Monllcelll Rep resenlallve 4 Jeffersonlan Staff 4 RQDCIIQI 4 Y Teens 2 COLLAZO CARMEN L Pan Amerlrall 4 COLON NEREIDA HERNANDEZ CORRALES EARLENE M Thesp ans se relary Pan Amerlcarl 4 Jefferson an Rep esenlallxe 4 Jeffersonlan Slaff 4 O ll 6 Scroll 4 CORRALES YOLANDA Y Teens 4 F T A COSTA VINCENT Foclball Slu cn COurl ll COTO MAGALI FTA 2 Sludcnl Cr IIIHEIIGS -I Yr63SLJrCr e ersul an 4 Ed lor IH I pres dem COTO SYLVIA FAYE C nel c Amen an 4 F B L A 4 Y Teens 4 REMATA SAMUEL DCT CROUSE AMANDA LELIA CUETO PERRY CU L FRED R LS 6 I LI flesldcvl A , - - Al 2, Q, , , , 4. 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B X v 1:3125 Refre shmg remembrance Sim 47 0 AUTOGRAPHS 5 EAGLE ROOFING METAL WORKS I I Tampa Soap The Central Bank Corporahon of Tampa 'lr Y F d a n d Wholesale Sheet Metal and Roofi g E--u T3th Street and 4th Avenue Ph 4-49TT Comp ime t Comp ime t Of of i' ly B k Compliments of the King Bee Market Fresh Meats and Vegetables George Guida ir L5 1715 - 13111 A Ph 4-2301 I th I f 960 ampa Luggage Shop B d d Appl 505 FRANKLIN STREET Smcere Best Wlshes from TAMPA ELECTRIC 5 COM P A N Y 180 Tl ion 0 L' I I P . t Comp :ments to e Cass o I Radlos an lan .I- L- z Phone 8-4875 1801 N. HOWARD ir e 'Il u P ESTABLISHED 1889 West Tampa North Albany 81 Laurel Streets Ybor Cnty 2305 Nebraska Your Dragon Ambulance in Every Game f A WEST TAMPA YBOR CITY Ph 8 3821 8 5700 Ph 2 3539 Congratulations and Best Wishes Compliments of rom ROCk A BYE ampa DPPPV Selvlfe Abstract and lttle Insurance Co ESTABLISHED 1887 COMPLIMENTS OF A 2 t ff B 88 405 MADISON STREET 181 Q-1 ll s Il Firs id Trained Air Conditioned Chapels and Convenient P k' g Lots for 100 Autos one - - - - f 9-'u Phone -0861 Pos O ice ax 22 WHOLESALE and RETAIL Broadway Servrce a ron MOHAWK TIRES 81 TUBES Batteries 81 Accessories Coxs Drug Store t P t33Y Ph 26982 4 WCI b Trp op Servrce Siahon Margaret s Beauty Salon COMPLETE BEAUTY CARE AIR CONDITIONED S Ph 46 9625 C ongratulatrons and Best Wishes S H Kress 8 Co C ongratulatrons and Best Wishes COLUMBIA RESTAURANT The Gem of Spanish Restaurants I I Your Prescription Drug S ore for St t the as ears - 26 . D 'A' Agency for i L. J. Cobb, Proprietor C N b k 81 E. B d y Phone 2-1722 Ph ne 2-6982 201 W. Columbus D I from the Permonents - Tinting - Styling 2927 anche St one - from qk Il I I I 0 If 182 Central Weldlng and lron Works Phone 37 1231 4501 Florrda Ave CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1960 from The Belmont Hotel 724 S Dale Mabry Phone RE 5 9572 I L vgstyiggue J' eds a e mello for ' . foshoaehepot 5 .tlyo ..styI'ng ths rethe yog Come b o se through o r X , 5 Q BIG sa'l sfact'on awa'ts you! in 5 3ffw+7f+ s J xc usive in am a wi us! Correct Campus Styles I franklin at madison Ill bv tF d Frlendly Barber Shop 418 W Columbus Drlve Phone 24 8783 MANVEL BEIROS Valencla Garden Establrshed rn l927 Spannsh Restaurant 8. Lounge 805 811 Grand Central Avenue TAMPA FLORIDA Parking Lot on Corner of North Boulevard Compliments of Lee 81 Pomeroy Oil Co. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1960 FALOR'S SANDWICHES o SOFT DRINKS ICE CREAM 3119 Florida Avenue Phone 26-0942 FACULTY FAVORITE Florida Ave Market Go Where Many Teachers Go Trade With Charlie Schlro 4984 Florlda Avenue Phone 35 0364 Compliments of X f f Y 'von gvol Your Friendly Kwik Chek Food Stores We Gave Top Value Stamps with Each Purchase Shop the One Your Neighborhood FERMAN CHEVROLET TAMPAS CHEVROLET CENTER 407 JACKSON PHONE 2 2902 O ll ll , - , In ' Y Zn Suzanne Jennings, Rita wa , Dennis Tamargo and n ony Scolaro try out one of Ferman's new Chevrolets. I 184 ghH Bkry HOLSUM BAKERY TO MAKE FOOD TASTE BETTER SERVE IT WITH HOLSUM One of the Fmest Bakeries m 5 tfsfffm the United States by th Compliments of ROSE NUCCIO DRAPERIES For the Fmest ln Workrnanslmp Draw Drapes Bedspreads FREE ESTIMATES 2710 53rd Street Phone 44 3701 J N Flcarotta Suppluer of Smclalr Products Tampa Florlda Fuel Ouls and Gasolme Phone 44127 Blll Napier Door Closer Repalr Servlce All makes overhead hydraullc door closers checks stops etc expertly overhauled and repanred Concealed closers a specnalty Satus fachon guaranteed Phone 88 9681 1216 W Platt St Tampa 6 Flarlda 185 ' '-ff-:una . ll I is u -4. 4 . C I O V I r I v ,, ' ' , f E- e' 'bv Y ',ylA'?7. affff' M r -nr.f.',1lS'LLL E' , Geraldine Mocias and Manuel Fernandez are fascinated eir tour throu olsum a e . I . O O I II - - . H I O I I I 'I . . . . , Compliments of Jackson Gram Co Cass 8. Ashley Phone 2 3751 Compliments of Gulf Jewelry Co 812 Franklin St Phone 2 0238 rryFrh k Compluments of Housewlfe Bakeshop 6821 N N Armenla VERY FINEST IN PASTRY Future Home Products 2103 W Columbus Drnve REMODELING AND NEW ADDITIONS d S T A T E AIR coNomoNlNG H EATING and VENTILATION ATTIC FANS DUCT SYSTEMS SPACE HEATERS FLOOR FURNACES HOT WATER BOILERS AUTOMATIC WASHERS HEATING d AIR CONDITIONING BLUE PRINTS 3402 15th Street Phone 45 3221 Combs Pure Oll Service TIRES o BATTERIES ACCESSORIES TAMPA 3 FLORIDA Phone 37 1171 625 W Buffalo Phone No 2 3951 FRANKLIN on ZACK 995 Established 886 NfN BRQTHERS ONE OF THE FINEST ON FLORIDAS WEST COAST Mr! M A ' W 5??.'f '--w- , ' 187 Congratulatlons to the Class of 1960 Eagle Drug Company 1711 W Howard Phone 81405 or 83 2061 X TAMPA FLORIDA Compl :ments f Edenfleld Plumblng Co Robert G Edenfueld Bowllng at nts finest TAMPA FLORIDA Dvle MUPVY Lanes 412 s Howard Avenue Phone 8 3119 1600 N Dale Mabry Phone RE 7 5369 Dalry Queen No 12 QUALITY PRINTING Ot O reosonome prlce 603 N Howard Avenue Phone 89 4441 gl 4:1 D Q Florlda Prmtlng Prompt Servuce 1723 8th Avenue Phone 4 2377 TAMPA FLORIDA West Tampa Lumber Company 188 , g X , 7.11, lr . ' P I O - F- - I 1 4 5 , ' -1 1 I . --.-...... V I C 1,- l g -1--ei i 1 f , , A f Q ' ll - ' ' ll I . e Ma ai Cato an mo Prendes try one of airy ueen's many products. I O I I I Semmole Furnrture Co Lafayette and Hyde Park Tampa s Greatest Furniture Store TAMPA FLORIDA REGISTERED JEWELERS AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY Beckwith Range Jewelers The House of Qual ty TAMPA FLORIDA Nix Best Wrshes rom lrslers Furnrlure Co C omplrments la Florrdana Crgar Factory 1607 17th St Phone 41549 W T GRANT CO KNOWN FOR VALUES Four Frrendly Stores to Serve You rn Tampa DOWNTOWN NORTH GATE YBOR CITY BRITTON PLAZA RAUL VEGA Apparel for Women ond Children E B P 41359 TAMPA FLORIDA II 1 ' II . 0 o o , I I I I ll 6 ll : 410 Franklin Street of . -. - I 1523 . roadway hone - Compliments of O. H. Carter Company Since 1927 g INSURANCE SPECIALISTS ALL LINES Q-w Big Boy Drive-In America's Most Famous Double Deck Hamburger THE ORIGINAL BIG BOY 9515 Florida Ave.-Phone WE. 5-'I'l5'l 'I70'I Dale Mabry-Phone 8-2185 Every Trial Makes A Customer IO7 Zack 3111 N Armoma Phono RE 6 6495 Phone 2 8517 Thomas Jefferson Hotel I'0l'l Ill on Washington Y One of Tempo S Finest N-nh, ffl: Th J f 190 ' In l F kr , d i I - 'iii' ' , ll , K.--, I 41 E ' I I Jack Maniscalco, Anthony Messina, Junis Tomargo, and Vivien Priede Enjoy the line atmosphere o e amos ef erson Hotel. Borden s Dalry 3319 N-15 Bo den s at s Got to be Goo Water Company Plastering Contractors A Fnend 1 Florida Ave. lf it'S r l d!ll 5 GRAND CENTRAL TILE and Tile Contractor Ou ner: Louis Caballero, jr. FREE ESTIMATES WORK GUARANTEED 3934 Grand Central Ave. Phone RE. 7-2013 Tampa, Florida CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES YYY A Q49 'X A in 1 s 4, 3 9 ,fs 5 iv 5. o 5 ff ,,, 711. ' . 14-A ' University of Tampa Catalog on Request Compliments A Friend For the Finest in Commercial and Residential Roofing and Sheet Metal Work Ca FLORIDA ROOFING 81 METAL WORKS INC 2015 E Broadway Ave Phone 4 4118 xg 'EC-I Today THE MODERN NEWSPAPER is a UNIVERSITY IN PRINT 6 Tampa Tribune MORNING AND SUNDAY e Tampa Times EVENINGS WFLA RADIO AM 8. WFLA TV CHANNEL 8 NBC dA dyB I dyy gth dt Tb 199 I I a . . . H . O i f -' E :Q:iQ1:'3-,tQ:7?..-, Qs . Nu' ' :ia E t I. mf rivrlff: ' I ,, . 1 S . ' f ,411 I .Inn 4,-L I 1 , ' '14 1 S2 nf ' - ' ' sf. -'-179 ' ' H I - is '- ' ,,:- Vx I d .' 1 I I V WX X 7 I ,f QUIFIU V- , Q , L. Sv , ,gulf V f . I. V V J its . fin 'a wan 35 I I 551' p- I L .ce tn fg- Q P' y ' ' 'a ' ' f - A FM I 1' t:sr'4se'-- 0 is in ' A ig -. V 'R L ,. ' I 1 ' '- Lf N F ' ' ' Richard Rocha, Barbara Moore an n orrios catch up on the news of he a b readin eTimes on he ri une. The Difference m Taste ls Delightful Drunk MODERN DAIRY MILK ,fb sf' JQWM rr f ffqg fy? Campoamors Modern Dulry Farm 193 and xx OIEQWLC QQ new uw Romclw or tx hm Iolhfmos Il fri, I r 101 I' fl lll 5 g 10x55 I 1 n re nn this u 1 1 I Inn: n 'c x x ml IU mt. Qps refreshes YVlll1Ol1L filllnri 5 .fl 01 if 194 , 0 P . Sxgx-' ', .'., Slufs llu' Ulljf'i't of tllvir zlifvvtinll. :X J Ill ' Vs 0w'ry rvnfml-for I 1' gm l sc-use' lr-Hs lu' to wnlvh llvr alivl-lu ml liglltvr, lvws- 'II' fmnls :xml lwl' flgurv :I 't. lf IN-psi-01141 mm sl urr' lm 41 . ' f 'l1l. lim-asmm? l'vpsi is tl: ' Hgh rr-frvs - t. IN ' 'Cr A llc-Avy, m-1-1' lun sw1'1'l, il rvf-l'1'rl11'r2 ' I ut - ' U fill' xi. Have ul'q1si. A- Q I - I V V. ig ef' i ,' 4 ' if ff' ff: 5 ' V '- 552522 E 4 14 ' fi 5 5' E' I, .' V 3 '-rg on :S 1. , .g 5555 ' ' f ' x. 5 q HUTTO S CORNER C omplrments Sundrres and Grocerres OCI Co ner of N Boule a d and Buffalo F d Phone 2 2550 'len Congratulations Seniors Gold Leaf Restaurant UH B it I h LIVE OAK FLA es W S es Located on H gh ay 90 and 'I29 from CLUB PARTIES AND WEDDING PARTIES OUR SPECIALTIES f s MR and MRS B L LEWIS P op eto s A Prlvate Junlor College Congratulatrons and Best Wrshes to the Graduatron Class from The Montrcello Staff of I960 195 I . U r . v r . 0 O U , . i w ll Il fgiifxol 'J' -Q ' I If . cw '- ,E 'i'1:i,T4:,i ,, E 3 .3: 'Q FT an 'Warn r ri r ll ' ' ll I I l U Congratulations to Class of 1960 North Boulevard f Service Station W C I Complete Auto Serv ce FOR SERVICE PHONE 29062 B9 P54 Congratulatuons and Best Washes to the Class of 60 CANADA DRY GINGER ALE W ldF b u'l'ff.e'57lTT5,FF,TfIf GUYCIU 81 VGQU, INC The Bonded Havana Cgar 3'l04N A P RE 63149 s B E S T W I S H E C ongratulatlons to the fm' Class of 1960 Columbia Pamt 81 Hardware I E B 4 2991 VENDING COMPANY Butler Jones Co. 2-5 Pamtmg Contractors Throughout the South 'I U K E B 0 X E S o n d Phone 82169 CIGARETTE TAMPA, FLORIDA MAC H l N E5 196 ' the . C I gf-. 509 . oumbus Drive f '.!2 Il - u Z ' X - ft P . ,. ' xi ' ' W' 1 N. from Y Y Q ll E Il . rmenia Ave. hone . - . roadway Phone - Dixie Tile 81 Terrazzo Co. 2708 N Armen'a Avenue Phone: 8-6091 SERVICE OUR HOBBY QUALITY OUR PRIDE Compliments ot Walker Hood Furniture Company Phone 2 2866 141519 Franklin St Compliments lincoln Laundry and Cleaners 1910 22ND AVENUE Phone 4 2754 Otto P Stallings 81 ons FIFTY FOUR YEARS OF INSURANCE SERVICE Stal I ings Insurance Service Always Satustnes Room 1120 P O Box 1020 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING Phone 23688 Adams Magnon Jewelers, Inc The Bride s Store Fine China Crystal and Silver Franklin Street Phone 2 0816 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1960 WOLF BROS One of Americas Finest Stores Since 1898 F ankhn at Zack Tampa a 197 of . I Established 1906 ' - 510 ' : - r ' , FI . ' HEATING AIR CONDITIONING Compllments of WALT RADIO W lIIlGo MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS LESTER OLSON P d t P O Box 2210 TAMPA FLORIDA Phone 2 0697 p fTpTpBk Try New TIp Top Wlfh thot new good toste 2401 TAMPA FLORIDA 198 , resi en I ll ll t l -4' L 2 - rw, V 4 0 I. I R. I E , Il - A 'A ' , ws f '- g Z .R .fi P ir I 4 M ll ,e I x. 3' cy A x. I, Y V -- 7,- N-w , v ' 2 ' TAMPA I A- ,Y ST. ,- , -Q 4 y 1- , 'ig 0 I I ' ' , 1 - ,K . It . Z' U 'I 1 'P' ,I I i H Linda Solemi, Marie Vanacore, Yolanda Diaz and Norman Owens view the roduction line a i - o o ers. i yPlk Hav a Tampa Cigar For The finest Smoking pleasure 21 st Street TAMPA FLORIDA Congratulatlons and Best Wlshes to the Graduatmg Class of 1960 from Memorial Sundries BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1960 from Kole City General Store 4001 34th Street Phone 48972 Frostle Root Beer ' Y f r ,, . C - - . 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