Thomas Jefferson High School - Monticello Yearbook (Council Bluffs, IA)

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Front row: Eames, Blumenstein, Tilton, Guinnee, Jones, Wells, Chapman, Hicks, Chrystal, Dinkle. Back row: Yudelson, Scholes, Mayer, Barnett, Miss Miller, Erickson, McConnell, Flynn, Morgan, Myers. Wil! Rogan Chapter, Quill and Scroll The Quill and Scroll, international honorary society for high school journalists, was originated in Iowa in 1925. The Thomas Jefferson chapter was granted a charter in October, 1926, with five charter members, as follows: Marie Myers, Ethel Cohen, Bertha Wfoodward, Lawrence Peterson, and Dallas Murphy. Our alumni who have been members of the society are: Don Reynolds, Robert King, Kenneth Mayer, Ruth Louise Wolfe, Ruby Means, Doris Pelron, Anna May Nielson, Max Endicott, Helen Hicks, and Arthur Cummings. This year the group did not organize until late in March. At the first meeting, plans were made for the adoption of a permanent constitution and the problem of raising money to give a fifty dollar scholarship to a senior who intended to go to college and would take up a journalistic course. To become a member of this national group the student must first be recommended by his supervisor. If the office passes the student because he is in the upper third of all his high school studies, he is eligible for membership. The student's name, with some of his work, is then sent to the state secretary with a two dollar fee for a pin and the Quill and Scroll magazine. If the work is acceptable the student receives the insignia pin. The pin, of dull gold, is cut in the shape of an open scroll with the quill pen laid diagonally across its face. The purpose of the organization is to instill the members with a better idea of scholarship, to promote exactness in thinking, to promote exact and forceful writing, and to advance the profession of journalism by developing journalists with a higher code of ethics and greater abilities. Ninety-nine

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i .. i 1 I Rc M A w x Jx lx lxax aaxixfxaxxnxzx First row: Reason, Culton, Speer, Bachman, Mr. Gernetzky, Campbell, Caskey, Cassel, Johnson, Flynn. Second row: Miller, Donlan, Olsen, Sulhoff, Juul, Holmes, Calame, Adams, O'Hara, Clark, Erbes. Third row: Katzenstein, King, Urzgal, Johnson, Ellis, Rockwell, Noyes, Gilmore, Anderson, Wilson, Kelson. Back row: Flynn, Aufiart, Bolton, Foutch, Adams. Signal Mechanical Staff It is the work of the Signal mechanical staff to print the copy sent them from the editing department, on schedule time. During the first semester the printing of the paper was under the supervision of Ted X9 QQEEQQ i X S. SZ? l Miller and Glenn Flynn. The second semester work was done in divisions with a group Nl of printers for each division. I G. Kelson, C. Foutch, O'Hara, W. Johnson, H. Speer, and R. Calame were the 4 'l group whose work it was to set up headline type. Al H. Clark, M. Katzenstein, C. Wilson, D. Bolton, R. Field, H. Adams, Bardsley, W J. Flynn, H. Campbell, H. Caskey, and H. Cassel were in charge of all the advertising gl copy. f 'I The building up of the forms was in the hands of the following students: F. Culton, lm E. Ellis, T. Urzgal, C. Noyes, E. Olsen, W. Bachman, W. Reed, D. Adams, W. King, V4 W. Gilmore, H. Erbes, R. Rockwell, N. Juul, W. Johnson, O. Reason, E. Auiiart, and 'l B. Holmes. ln, When the forms reached the cylinder press the work was carried on by Ed Olson, lm Elwin Auffart, Nels -Iuul, and Noel King. M' The Signal has the advanced students to thank for the linoleum block work which appeared on the pages from time to time. Some of them were the Christmas scene, an 1 ll Abraham Lincoln silhouette, a ship design, and a model of the Senior ship of state. The ff, last was a four-color job, printed in advance of the regular issue of the Signal, by Glenn lf Flynn and Noel King. 1 'l X 012535929 ' -rx can-...-Z AIAIA- Ninety-eight

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