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

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26 ! Life PRESENTING . . . Part of the fun and excitement of Homecoming Week came from choos- ing among fifteen lovely and active young women for the court. Because the choice was hard to make, people were seen flocked around the display window all of the time studying the pictures. For some, gazing at the girls' pictures could have been called the pastime of the week. Although only five girls make up the court, the ten semi-finalists were as much a part of the festivities. They and their escorts were presented before the crowd of fans at the Home- coming game during halftime. Sonia Cambridge Micheal Green Nancy Knight Alex Rodriguez N ? ips., 1. . gl X, . X. I i . l Devon Cook Dennis Farabell Lisa LaDue Terry Strawn

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.aw if' Wf new Lx, First Maid Rita Caecia tore As a Varsity Cheerleader for two years, Rita, better known as Sugie, played a great part in promoting school spirit. Just watching her cheer was enough to make everyone want to stand up and holler for Jefferson. Being an active member of DECA also occupied much of her time. N Queen Vanessa Sims Van has spent most of her time per- fecting her cheerleading skills. This was evident when she was awarded the opportunity to tryout for a cheer- leading scholarship and voted one of the top cheerleaders in the United States. Cheerleading was not the only area she directed her attention to. Stu- dent government also kept her very busy all three years.