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

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Interning in Spanish, Mrs. Betty Hinman discusses the industrial Intermng m phygzgg Mr Charles Layton traces tnangle from sten resources of South America. She interned under Mr. Zabaldo. eil to blackboard Mr Layton rnterned under Mr Rosete head Conscientious Teachers of the Future Students attending universities going into the Held of teach- ing must intern with a teacher who teaches the subject in which they plan to major. These future teachers must stay in the classroom with the teacher for a period of nine weeks. During the first few weeks they observe the teacher, then, dur- ing the remainder of their period of interning they must teach the class. Throughout this 'period the intern must apply all that he has learned in college and during internship. The in- structor under which the intern practiced gives him a grade at the end of nine weeks. Upon finishing the requirement of internship the future teacher is qualified to graduate with a degree in education. Mrs. Betty Hinman was interning under Mr. Zabaldo in his Spanish classes while Mrs. Virginia Scruggs and Mr. Charles Layton were under the direction of Mr. Rosete in the science department. Mrs. Scruggs was actually interning in the biology classes of Mr. Castellano and Mr. Solomon. Mr. Layton interned under Mr. Rosete in his physics classes. The three interns found interning at Thomas Jefferson High School a very enjoyable experience. The teachers under who they interned provided them with a sound training. The interns felt that the friendliness of the faculty members and students created for them an unforgettable experience.

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. I cy. Ei teal t MUN' xi we E '. tfikf iw til: l ll Q. . Z2 Skill is exxential in the operation of the delicate I.B.M. machine. Here Mrs. Mary Torrencc uses the machine that will save many precious hours. ll l l 1 l K Seeing that the bookr check ix one of the many responsibilities of the secretaries, Mrs. Delgado and Mrs. Ainsworth. Trustworth -Dependable ecretaries Opening mail is an important responsibility entrusted to head secretary. Mrs. Ferlita. She must see that all bills are paid and checks are deposited. Nl , 1. QJSJJ Secretaries are essential to a busy administration such as that of Thomas Jefferson High School. The secretaries must have qualities such as dependability, trustworthiness, and efhciency. The secretaries at Jefferson High School are a selective group of highly qualified women. Each of the secretaries has a specific job for which she is responsible. As a whole, the secretaries working together make the administration of our school a smooth-working, efficient system. Mrs. Ferlita is the secretary to Mr. Alonso, our principal. The secretary to the principal must keep his appointments in order and must take care of his mail. These are only two of her numerous duties. Mrs. Delgado has a great responsibility, that of bookkeeping for the school. She must be a highly responsible person and also very eflicient in her work. Mrs. Ainsworth is in charge of the new addition to our school, the I.B.M. machine. She completed a course for the management of this very complicated machine last summer. She also learned how to appropriately operate and explain its Operation. The secretary to the deans and guidance counselor is Mrs. Torrence, who has a great deal for which to be responsible. All of our secretaries deserve recognition from everyone at Jefferson High School for their job is one of highly efiicit-nt labor.

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Enjoying a good game of basketball are Mr. Rimoldi and Mr. Mont- gomery. They can be found playing basketball almost every minute of their spare time. Angelina Antinori John Beiletti Diana Ayala Dee Blasingame Margaret Brown William Burns sae., SPX 7,-y ag., L f- -ev' V' l I ff' J Talking over cages and cookies during the weekly faculty meeting are Miss Blasingame, Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Brown. Teachers Relax with When not in the classroom, teachers engage in leisure activities through which they find relaxation. Many teachers have certain hobbies with which they enjoy spending time. Carpentry and the fine art of paint- ing are two among the many hobbies that interest our faculty members. Some teachers center their attention on one specialty, such as refinishing old furniture and assem- bling miniature train sets. Sports and the outdoor life seem to be favored among our male faculty members as spare time activities. Sports encountered by male members of the faculty range from the common to the uncommon, such as fencing and jai alai. Women members of our faculty enjoy playing Oil painting must take into consideration new techniques, relates Mr. Cardoso to Mrs. Rinaldo. Mr. Cardoso, art instruc- tor at Jefferson, is amazed in finding Mrs. Rinaldo, teacher 'D' 9 I 1 if 'haf Hui '. .ff l 5 ' 7 ,., . 1 'fi ' s