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

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hat extra edge, the stamina and inner drive to achieve a The deslre to be the best guides them in the pursuit of excellence A junior on the Varsity Swim Team, Todd Bowen knew that l'Swim practice is more than just The mum idea 0 command performance and i , , H f attain a sparkling sense of Swlmmmg 'HPS ln 3 Pool- lf Was practice is to try personal satisfaction. There was the development of both mental y0uf hardest Something Special about after, and physical accuracy and skill. Todd Bowen Sciiooi practices and activities Practice was less than a chore junior because of people who were willing to sacrifice their time and energies in pursuit of excellence in interests outside of schoolwork. A wide range of activities kept students hours after dismissal at 3:40. The physical exertion of the student-athlete, the dedicated scholarship of Math Bowl team members, the earnest of students at SAT preparation classes, and the determination of the band, chorus, and Dragonerasg these were the elements that generated electricity on the Dragon circuit. Who says practice is all work and no play? The spirit of team work has caught Wen- dy Smith with a good-natured smile. Ready steady GO! The junior Varsity Cheerleaders attempt a more fully-bal- anced workout. 'l4f After School Practice and was Uactually fun for Math Bowl team member Mary McDarby, by providing a sense of competition as well as learning new concepts and ideas. For some, practice was the projection of physical ability toward a positive goal, for others it was nothing more than a relaxing distraction after a long day. For all it was a broadening of experience that proved, despite the hard work, all of its rewards. If - Angela Meyer

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