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

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Prices were high, so R. Thomas decided to make his own customized Trans Am. X '15 - ,fit , wx V :fs I W ei, a Enthusiasm was rampant as Kappa gathered to receive their trophy. As despicable J. R. Ewing, M. Bomas gets another job well done. There's no competition, gloats G. Rodriguez to D. Armour and G. Cun- ningham. Dragon's Fire! 19 L

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SOAPS CLE N UP DRAGONS FIRE Famous actors of the world moved over and made room for all of the tal- ented club members who participated in Dragon's Fire. Students were already fired up tor the Homecoming Game, and Dragon's Fire added to the flames. To psyche up the determined Dragons for the big game, service clubs got together and each made up skits to the theme of Soap Operas. Civinettes entertained the audience with All My Dragons, and La Sertoa, along with Optimettes, did the same with Knight's Hope and Not So Gen- eral HospitaI. Jr. Jaycees presented As the Stomach Turns, and the cheer- leaders wondered who J. R. was paying off to cause the Dragons to lose the game. The competition was tough, but Kappa emerged the winner, Martians, gypsies, and all, with their rendition of Knights of Our Lives. 7 F- i i -1 i t Q- Ferocious Jeff the Dragon, alias K. Seaberg, contemplates her next vic- tim. Dragons Fire I , Q I gr 7 'L f Y r Y yf ' -2 ' F - W . f 1 . K Q 1 S 11 q A ' X33 , Show biz isn't all glamour, as L. Fernandez, R. Davis, and Y. Mederos agree. - X OBSERVATI Rbom on I ff? g in , I ' ' 0 ig , 5 4 ,... - i: LW ' P nl Not too many pe ople would want A. Coppola and B. Leitz as their doctors.

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JfSpirit Week AT RAGQN I IT Strange looks by passing motorists were commonplace during Spirit Week. As many stu- dents dressed according to the daily theme, some went nuts making up their faces and cos- tumes to see how really wild they could appear. Students really cut loose on all of our dress-up days. There were leis and grass skirts on Hawaiian Day and some really fast-moving senior citizens that made heads turn. During the rest of the week, rootin' tootin' cowboys invaded the halls, while the traditional Crazy Blue and Gold Day highlighted those fanat- ics who went to no end to cover themselves in blue and gold. lVluch money was probably spent on make-up for Punk Rock Day, as those pale faces and far out clothes passed students on their way to class. it V l 5 1 A l 11 Hail the name F.H oward. of Jefferson! sings B Going Hawaiian doesn't seem to interfere with A. Macaluso's wor during Spirit Week. J We're number one, not two, not three, not four! fs tv' YF FERWN aio ,yvv 'H-.., l