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

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X A I w 3 s l 'D 111 ac rc ia ..-. l 3 NL' V 4 . Q ' f 9 .3 4 ' I QA -N rj cs, Out on a picnic is where we can usually Find these two mem- bers of our faculty. Miss Thomas finds Mrs. Mathis's hat amusing. Favorite Activities . ffr, f..ff,Ww cf mf f' .v 556' A Z 0 Mm , ,Wm V. Mow. .WW i vi 1.1 f if ,- if H 1f f , JM. . i i , H! ,-f 1 4. M V 3' ,,:, 4 ., 1 Alu 4 x f' ,. . 4 a ,wifi-, i ' b A . f , 1' 'gf f mfr! such sports as golf, bowling, and tennis in their spare time. Some teachers Find that being sponsors of clubs takes up much of their time, but they enjoy working with their club members. Projects during the school year keep club sponsors rather busy. Many of our teachers have special interests, one being music, especially jazz. Another interest which is popular among our faculty members is planting and cultivating Howers. Our teachers find that traveling is surely a fas- cinating second education. As the pages of this section are turned, the true per- sonalities of jefferson's faculty members will be revealed. of mathematics, such a fine student. Mrs. Rinaldo is an amateur artist. ,Z .,- ,,, 4 f f XKWX KVWW ' ,,f1 gf? ,.,, 5' 5 k ,ff ., W, f , X X ,f,fww,,,,,,,f ff X if , X I X 1 1 Y g'-'v ,if 'f so na, 43 'fi Q' :KE js, wigs. ' W :,5e,9n:?!':A 'J W 'i .!IX' -aww Chocolate cake is Mrs. Robinson's favorite. Here she begins to add chocolate to the rest of the mix. Although she Finds cleaning up distasteful, she still enjoys baking. Andrew Cacciatorre Ralph Castellano Frank Comparetto Anthony Cardoso Donald Coleman Ralph Crane 27

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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

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.V 1 s S f ' as ' ' 4w .' . ' 9 A in , ,fx - td. . . x Soldering a piece of equipment, Mr. Rosete calmly smokes his pipe. He was selected to teach physics in Brazil by the Ford Foundation for six weeks. -wr Betty Crary Margaret Deaver 9-f jack Espinosa Ilda Hall Spending a Saturday afternoon playing golf, Mrs. Ruth jones, our librarian, pauses between holes. She is usually accompa- nied by her family. Finding a bowling ball that Hts her fingers, Miss Helen Mar- kovitz is assisted by another bowling enthusiast Mr. Francis Yannello. HE E ,155 J 1' l 4 bf John Hall Sophia Hayes ...f Sports - Often Preferred L ..A.':w fr ,, A-of' .5 Boarding a plane, Miss Margaret Deaver and Mrs. Ethel Schilling, wave adieu to their many friends. Both teachers enjoy traveling. 28