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

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fb F iii' 5' ' I I A I I I I N I II I AA AAYAl'A A A A I ' ,. . T X gi 'f V l 4 -1 Company I Company I received second place for efiiciency in the Thomas Jefferson High School R. O. T. C. during the school year 1929-1930. Company I was composed of the following: Commanding ...,..,,..,..,...,............... .... C aptain Seymour Cohn First Sergeant ..... ....,.,. 4 . ....,,. Harold O. Smith Sergeant: Herman Dipple Vance McConnell Nelson Sizer Noel King Corporal: Arthur Christensen William Oshlo Edward Nelson Ross Schmidt Jack Siddens Clifton Anderson Clyde Anderson Reid Blackwell Leon Brown Charles Campbell Robert Chambers Allen Cooper Leonard Cozad Frank Culton jack Flynn Warren Dennis Privates Willard Gammon William Hudson William Humphries Ellsworth Morgan Oscar Olson junior Summers Kunnath Spalti Clyde Thomas James Thomas Robert Watts 14515143 '7- ' -'l90a0a lc S. One Hundred Eleven Z! 1 l I 4 2 I f I I ' I I , I I K I If I ' I 1 9 D04?9yav'v 'i 7,40 I I

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' ln g r I' CS . , I , A A A AXI A A A A A 1, 9 1' f 1: f' il I, Q f fl I I 'A l ff. 1 'fn 1 fl' 'Ji 1 ls' jj W Company M, Color Company bl Company M , Council Bluffs R. O. T. C. Unit, was awarded the Joe Smith VIL trophy for being the outstanding company of the Third Battalion for the School Year if 1930. Rating was based on manners, dcportment, courtesy, discipline, dress, and know- 'l ledge of various subjects taught. Company M was composed of the following: I Commanding ........ ..........,...........,.. . .' . , .Captain Henry Stock First Sergeant .4... , .........,.., ..,..,., L ester Gugler ls nl Corporal: m Donald Breese Nels Juuls Everett Olsen Albert Collet W Lloyd Lees joe Pugh James Vernon Ml Privates A Don Adams Raymond Larson lm jack Alta Duncan Low lm William Bachman Henry Mendelson . James Breedlove Richard Medley Delmar Cabaret Paul McLain Carl Craft Don Minikus Warren Davison Quentin Nelson Paul Davison Marvin Osborne 4 'l Everett Ellis Harold Speer Ml Warren Gilmore Maurice Tice 0 Edward Harriman A Clarence Hood Don Kirk William Kozak Lawrence Thompson Franklin Hemmingsen Earl Watson Don Yates ll L -1 I My 1 Y? Wa W if ffl l rl 14+ V-'-.ina-'L 'f' F f 0 . . Viv .4 X e l - at 4 ' ' ' ' I : .l,gS2s9ssQ'J. ' - ' -A ' lf- v iggggaff One Hundred Ten

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c 1 7 al 7 7' 71 rf 7 f. 7' 7. ...L QQ, f..--s-Q Q . - wg-, 7 5 . . X S S R. 0. T C. Thyyiml Training Class The success and general efficiency of every business establishment is in a very large degree dependent upon the physical fitness, endurance, and condition of the indi- vidual units of which it is composed. The ob'ect that a course of h sical trainin must therefore seek to attain, is to J . . . . P Y g . . develo each 1ndiv1dual's h sical attributes, so that he ma enter u on the duties of his u 1 P Y n . - y P profession with the utmost confidence of discharging them successfully under any and all circumstances. i Every rational course of physical training must have as its fundamental principle, the development of the human or anism in its entiret , establishin between the various g Y 3 I , organs a co-ordinated balance. ' In order to insure the maintenance of this balance, rational methods should seek l ' to develop the resistive and recuperative powers of the vital organs to such a degree that 4 ' each is not only sufficient unto itself but also possesses a surplus of energy against which nl it may draw. Ml Although the development of health, strength, and organic vigor is the primary object and determining factors of every course of physical training, they become but a means lg to an end. In other words will avail one but little if not employed as aids to the accom- IA plishment of the various and manifold requirements one,s profession imposes. However, l I the objective is accomplished only after one has learned to conserve these physical attrib- utes carefully. Then it may be found as a means that may be employed to the best aclvan- I ll tage for one's self and for the mass of which one is a member. Such efficiency will if develop self reliance, confidence, self control, the courage to dare, which in turn spells 1 ll discipline. S gt. Dempsey. 14+ This is the first year that the Thomas Jefferson high school R. O. T. C. unit has ffl given a course in physical drill in place of regular military training, to the beginning M B students. This course prepares the beginners for their two and a half years of military 1 ll ' It drill which follows. I .F A a'--- I . ,gas-asssssnx '-5' -'-' rv ,A- g gggktf One Hundred Twelve