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

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Courses Introduce New Hobbies Home economics and art offered several new courses along with old ones. Home Ec. consisted of Sewing For Men, Studies In Fashions and Modern Family Living, while art offered Sculpturing and Drawing.

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1 J In American History Bonita Adams listens while Mr. Cos explains to her how to do the next assignment. 2) In Psychology Vera Porter skillfully works at her mas- terpiece made out of a rubber bond, o cotton ball, a pipe cleaner and a paper clip. 3) Team teacher Mr. Sorver shows the true meaning of free speech in Amencon History. 4) In no hurry, Rita Copely calmly finishes her first batch of Oreos. 5) Vicki Davis reads her report in P.A.D. 6) Charlie Martin expresses his creativity in Psychology I. 7) Anthony Mederos chomps away as he tries to acquire the cookie eating championship in American Institutions. The Social Studies Department experi- mented with team teaching, specifically in the American History classes. Some of the Seniors in the P.A.D. classes approached the system of a court room trial and learned to participate in one.

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1 ) David Erickson admires the statue he has created in Independent Sculpturing. 2) Lines, that : pie to some, express different feelings which lie within Jorge Cortez. 3) Gary Painter listens as Ricky Gallon expresses his moods towards different pic- tures. 4) One task of making a dress requires Judy Wright to prepare her pattern. 5} Mrs, Michael shows Lori Dreger procedures on pinning a pattern in Textile and Clothing. 6) Sean Ollariu pins a parte i a scrap of material. 7) Before beginning, Jo Ficorrotta mentally goes through the steps she must follow to make her pants.