Monticello High School - Panther Yearbook (Monticello, IA)

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Philomonte, the school publlcatlor, is lust another one o' Montl's extra-curricular activities col 'sei of any und all students of Montl F who care for journalism a 6 are able to Vive tl.e t, the Worx of this organ1zat'on The pr'nc1,le purpose for malntalnlnv an activity I thi type is the promotion o. better understanding between the townspeople and the hiph school Our paper, through Nr Doxsee's kindness, is simply a rortlon of the Express All staf' member- hafe a .ha.e ln planning and editlng the paper every week Ei1to.s--Petty Txyan, Nar'lee Matthiessen Associate-edltors--Margaret A H Z mmerman, Margaret Connit H porter.---onna Beth Aitchison, Delphla Palster, Kathryn Bender, n.is Juyan, Ramona Hoffman, Donna lea He Len, Jeanne Kaplan, Fhar Kreeb, Donna McCurdy, , a 'achtrleb, Irene Peterson, Flalre Shannon, o Ann Schneider, 'usan Q able. Marjorie homes hlizabeth N lson, louise York Typlsts--.ally Otten Audrey Podha-k1, Dot Read Nrs Fele uwa ' ' Franz 'ohrt sponsored this orpanlzatlon the past year bf Y' Ex y 1 f t exif' E DI TOR5 e SMM K P HILOVKONTE 3rd row Jo Ann Schneider, Charles Kreeb, Mr Cohrt, Lois Guyan, Claire Shannon, Leoln gichtrieb, Donna Mcturdy, Donna Heiken, Irene Petersen, Mrs Juyan, Marjorie OVTIRS 2nd row Delohla Balster, Louise York, Ramona Hoffman, Donna Altchison, Jeanne Kaplan, Elizabeth wilson, Audrey Podhaski lst row Sally Otten,Susan Stuhler, Margaret Zimmerman, Betty Jo ouyan, Marilee Matthias sen, Dot Read, Margaret Condit, Kathryn Bender ...I 445 Ill!! . J . . It ls n 1C f .1 YI f' ' L , L A o' s ' ' n X l ' 0 I ,. . L, W Q Y 5 n 1 . r Jo v ' l s H nn I . 6 s W 0 1 J N J if 4 les Leol A n el , n J s st' r, T , ' 1 , . s , Q . . . n W J n ann hr. o r l , rw 1, Xf:-I QQ M fr, , , K lf C O ' f' I -fl Z NX 4' 'N f ' J ' l ' N l , N f 1 . l X, f..J j e ky, - Q f ext, B I l ' 1 F A ., . o . f' - . A, . - Y . , 5 Q . :F J P fa i 4 5 , 1 ? V Il l '--l '- ' V - ,,? X 4. i y D . Q' ' ,

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- ...4 ern Srd row Claire Shannon, Dick Sutherland, Dick Patterson, Lavern Rickele, Max Schrader, Irma Schoon, Joanne Schmidt Zn row lies Ahrendt, lies Wood lst row Charles Kreeb, Alice Clark, larilee latthieesen, Betty Jo Guyan Dick Bonwell ATIONA SCHOLARSHIP HONOR SQQFVV SERVICE LEADERSHIP M The Monticello National Honor Society was formed to create an enthusiasm for scholar ship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to en courage the development of character Membership in this organization is based on scholarship, service, leadership, and character To be eligible for election in this chapter, candidates must stand in the first third of their respective classes in scholarship Only fifteen per cent of any senior class shall be elected to membership Five per cent of the junior class is elected to membership during the sixth semester and the remaining ten per cent during the seventh semester Marilee Matthiessen was chosen president of the local chapter, with Alice Clark serv ing as vice president and Betty Jo Guyan as secretary treasurer Seniors who were initiated at the special assembly in school the first semester were Joanne Schmidt, Dick Sutherland, Dick Patterson, Dick Bonwell, LaVern Rickels, and Charles Kreeb Claire Shannon, Irma Schoon, and Max Schrader were accepted into this group at the annual Honor Society Banquet Miss Ruth Ahrendt and Miss Amney Wood sponsored the society this past year O . g g Q I .Q ff CHARACTER

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,, ANNUAL SMFF '-' Q f'4w..x X 335 fone Afff-ff Dwffnvy 3..-1--1- K S l- W i 2nd row Dick Sutherland, Donna Beth Aitchlson, Gene Kuehl, Jo Ann Schneider, Dick Bonwell, Irma Schoon, David Hamilton lst row Claire Shannon, largaret Zimmerman, Charles Kroeb, larilee Matthiessen, Jeanne Kaplan, Betty Jo Guyan ANNUAL STAFF All is quiet, not a sound can be heard The wind no lonrer rustles the trees The moon has pone down and the world is waitin? for the sunrise. The street livhts have been turned off and all of the houses are dark. It is the wee, wee hours of the morning, the time for Mhosts to walk. One is slowly rising from its grave in the cemetary. Slowly it weaves its way into town. Notlcing a light, it plides toward it. Through the biology room window et the school it sees the annual staff at work. Jeannie miss spellinv her printing, Dave drawing cartoons th1t will cost him his life Skeek and B. J. tvpinv until their fingers are raw, Maggie losing the pictures before she can paste them down, Jo Ann laughing at the snap pages, Charles attemptlng'to place the fPculty in a new form, Dick teasing Skeek, Mr. sells thinking of a different peace offer ing to present to dis wife, Donna Beth gazing wistfully out of the window toward JacobsZ XX X - 1 w ' N ,T Q ' f 1 A ff X , X ,. x if , .- ., n -gr-T S Y X ' - . ' U ' ' Q 5. L , I V ff I x V , ,A v l. i' ah