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

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Hours of grueling stretching and tiresome practice makes for quite a strenuous workout for senior Varsity Cheerleader Sophia Squirt Nichols at U.S.F 3 Summer Cheerleading Camp. ,uulllf l y r , -W 'W 7 Smiling for the birdy is no problem for Mrs. lane Goldston when she wants to be pretty. Pictures for faculty were taken during the teachers' pre-planning days. Conhrming the location of his new home- room, Senior Greg Morris carefully scans the informative list posted in front of the Deans office. 'l0fBack-to-School

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PUTTIN IT TOGETHER Generating monies on the job, Senior Me- lissa Astorquiza diligently adds up the total sale at K-Marts cosmetics department After the long, hot summer back to school was a sort of homecoming. long burning summer halting to a screech, reminiscent of a life past. Back-to-school. A life familiar to both juniors and seniors resumed, but a new horizon opened for incoming sophomores, The end of summer meant something different to each individual, no more full-time jobs at Kash'n Karry bagging groceries, long romantic hours spent along the Causeway or restful nights of deep sleep. Senior Damian Farrier thought, lllt became necessary to modify summer's long, playful nights into something more productive for school. Returning home at a decent hour gave me some well deserved rest. The death of independence plus the new responsibilities of long shopping trips to West Shore Plaza for the latest back-to- rw if -A i, ig xi. Q M lg :gm 5 1- sg .kg as X. X 43 ww 5: 3: 1 it school looks, school supplies and a much needed haircut booked our last fleeting days. junior Preston Cathey explained, lllt was a hurried time with the annual last minute shopping for Levi's and Liquid Paper. With time dwindling away, the plague of school was forthcoming. Notices finally arrived via mailbox chocked full of school information which boggled sophomore's minds with' shocking questions: What is B hall? Where in the world is homeroom 1012? And who is Mr. Nagel? All this stress was forgotten during one last blissful day spent on Clearwater Beach. Before we knew it, Monday arrived marking the end of the long burning summer. If - Susan Dobbs Student Body President Ginger Bruton works out every crucial detail with Principal Edward Ballas for a smooth and efHcient meeting with new sophomores. Yearbook staff member Angela Meyer learns from US magazine writer Chris Connolly at Delmars Summer Yearbook Seminar in Char- lotte, North Carolina. Back-to-Schoolf ll