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Published: June 4, 2008
TAMPA HEIGHTS - The last time the auditorium at D.W. Waters Career Center had been used for a graduation was in 1967, when the school was named Jefferson High.
But the renovated auditorium was brought back to life May 28 as the school celebrated its graduation and the auditorium was dedicated for Katherine Moore Morse, who graduated from Jefferson in 1943 and pushed to save the 1910 building.
The Hillsborough County School District spent $9 million in 2002 to restore the building and convert it to the career center, but the auditorium wasn't part of the initial project.
The district since has spent $950,000 in the first phase of restoring the auditorium.
Jose Patino Girona
To view an audio slide show on the D.W. Waters auditorium and graduation, go to centraltampa
.tbo.com or southtampa.tbo.com, keyword: Waters Auditorium.
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