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

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BFS 2402. Cruisin' through the parking lot, senior M ha Odom loves showing off her 066615 ll 011251 Lakeland to see the Night Ranger fJefferson Starship ion at Skyway for a tailgate party before the big football game against Plant. Running out of seventh period to they were researching quasars at University of South Florida for the paper due in Mr. Huesca's physics class, or taping All My Children on the VCR to kee up with Erika's latest gambit. They lived their life and lived it to the max. Jefferson students at their best. Check 'em Out.lf ivin' it up. ln school and on the weekends. Carpooling to concert. Zipping over to Burger King for lunch and speeding back before Dean Scionti locks you out. Going to the pavil- make it to work at Wendy's before you're late. Whether P Lifef 7

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Seniors Danny Posada and Grace Ma- seda check out the new bigger Whop- per during second lunch. ,Q 6fLife

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ifferent strokes for different folks, thatfs what summer was all about. Finding a new project or event for each day of the summer was a challenge for some - and a fun one at that. Whether it was sitting in your room on restriction for staying out past curfew, quieting Mom's nagging complaints about the yard, or just relaxing while talking on the phone, everyone had their own ideas of summer fun. Summer jobs kept students busy. These jobs enabled them to buy that new Firebird, that awesome dress, or pay for hours of parking at Clearwater Beach. Summer was not all play - but entailed a great amount of work and research for seniors getting .- l I in-nf Working up a sweat, seniors Sophia Ni- chols and Deena Vallina learn new cheers and techniques at cheerleading camp at U.S.F The abundance of sun and sand at Clear- water beach gives sophomore Adrienne Enos a chance to catch some rays. 81 Summer Fun Whether summering at the beach, at home, or at work students get it while it's hot. M-of Football is more than just knockin' heads, you learn to get along with peo- ple. ready for college. Taking the S.A.T. and checking into different colleges and universities psyched some seniors up for their final year of high school. To some, summer was not all play. Cheerleaders and Monticello staffers spent an educational week at camps, learning new jumping techniques or lay-out, secrets made going away to the University of South Florida or University of North Carolina at Charlotte a profitable trip for body and mind. There were as many different activities for the summer as there are different people in the world. And jefferson students' imaginations gave them the cure for common boredom! If -Wendy Cottrill , TW W J. tw On a blistering summer afternoon, sopho- more Rachel Meyer relaxes with her blue ja ig Sidney while cooling off the edge of her pool. .551 yr