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

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A little night life A with musical flare A 4' f j 1' ' li l Thbulif the auditorium seemed a little c 'wded on Feb. 1, the first annual Jeff son Jam kicked-off with the p erbial bangl Emcees Adrienne Hickey and Matt Fenton, acting as host and hostess for tlfe big event, welcomed scores of attendants from other schools to what was recognized as a first on Jefferson grounds. jim-N The bands, representing a wide array rof musical tastes and talents, performed in this order: up lsignfgyii, 129 Nawty f Boys, Q35 Ice-9, l,4j'zlel1ovah's Sicknesses, and C53 Slave,f'i' The crow A reacted favorably to all bands, at ti es with simple applause and at othersgwiih wild, frenzied skanking. And '11 p.m., after the four hours of musi and glitter had endedgand all the bands packed and gone, thefthree originators of the fest, Seniors Bennie Flores, Regan Meeker, and Adrienne Hickey turned out the lights in J efferson's auditorium. Seven hundred dollars richer and ten times more frustrated than just hours before, they drew J efferson's very first music festival to a close, hoping to have started a lasting tradition. JW. J 1 ,X ..,- , i L rl' 28fThe Jam SINGING WITH SOUL, Signal 41's leadgsiagei- James Dunn'-opens the night with' Duran Duran's Save a!Prayer. EXHAUSTED by a good drum work-out, Joel Mo- rales of Signal 41 watches for his signal to end. IN BETwE1-:N sees, M.C. Adrienne Hickey enter- tains the restless crowd. REVIVING ROCKABIL- LY, Butchje,Byan, lead singer of1Iie Nawty Boys, jams out the old Elvis fa- vorite,1 Jailhouse rock.

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After many practice hours students soon learned DEDICATICJN PAYS OFF by Matt Fenton Practice makes perfect, so the old dictum stated, and many students put this theory to Work. Improving one's skills motivated masses of students to fully develop their talents, whatever they were. Be it the rigorous training of a demanding sport or the difficult homework of a demanding teacher, students worked to be the best they could. Afternoon football practice sessions in full gear made the humidity and the exercises WORKING with- hair prepares Lawnda Reed for a future where she can meet people and make money. 3 0fPracticing unbearable, but proved to be valuable when the team won four in a row. Inside the comfortable air-conditioning, cosmetology students took their customer's hair in their own hands to give an acceptable cut. These, among other activities, displayed the Dragon quest to better xX 'fe X X ii' 4 themselves. Dancerette Cheryl Fernandez summed up her feelings, Practice can get rather boring at times, but if you really want to succeed, you have to overcome that factor and see the positive things about it. lilgg