Monticello High School - Panther Yearbook (Monticello, IA)

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1 O B FUTURE Q TEACNRS Y 38' f' OF Amemcff A R E 'P w E 3 Y 5 51 1 The teacher is a builder, he works with the higher and finer values of civilization The F T A Club consists of the junior and senior teacher training students Busi ness meetings are held the second and fourth Thursdays of each month The club has a con stitution with definite goals Its aims are to provide an opportunity for making seat work and also as a means of developing social qualities Good teacher qualities are de veloped through the Future Teacher's Pledge The good teacher requires physical w tal ity, mental vigor, moral discrimination, wholesome personality, helpfulness, knowleo7e and leadership These things will make us worthy of the high office of teachers and row Elaine Behrends, Roxieann Yoenan,V1ss Wood, Joanne Schmidt, Ions harms, Joyce Lang, Helen Aitchison, Jennie Rundle, Beverlv Hanna lst row, Phyllis Null, Lois lobiason, Ruth Pinkerton, larie Pray, Greta Kuhns, Dorothy Jacobs -Rl M fda f vV . Q 14 .. 7 ' ..... S - 0 n 0 , 0 . d , . N . Q ,g K 3 k . xv .f,,!,, 451 ggi? 1 if lyfyw ,ff

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'. ' o Triem, the club of Monti High that promotes a broader and deeper understanding of mathematics, should be com ended for its splendid contribution to the war effort. By spon soring two booths, one in each of the hallways, Triem sold enough War Bonds and Stamps to purchase three Jeeps It was through the efforts of this club that the name of the Monti cello school was placed on these 1eeps Alice Clark served as president of this organization the past year, with Marie Kray as secretary treasurer Mary Freese, Margaret Condit, Claire Shannon, and Dick Suthf land were members of the duty is to plan the meetings of the year advisory board whose chief Triem is grateful t the students of Monti High for their generous co operation in making the purchase of three jeeps possible QQ 4th 5rd 2nd lst POW POW POI POW QC' Cb .35 Charles Kreeb, Jim Seehusen, Max Schrader, Dick Patterson, Laneva Folkers, Mark Young, Jerrv Naylor, Dick Bonwell, Dick Sutherland Lois Tobiason Greta Kuhns, Delphia Balster, Claire Shannon,Donna McCurdy Betty Hoult, Llfrieda Ortgies, Hildegard Kehren, Marv Fre se Marilee Matthiessen, Alice Clark, Audr v Fodhaski, larvaret 'lmmerman, Marjorie Dorothy dirrichs, Lois uuyan, Paul Seehusan, Elmer HcNichael, Betty Jo Guyan, Donna Lea Jeiken, Arlene Kuhns, Pearl Brokaw Margaret Condit STAITIP BOOT B I' Qfg M f ' ffyg TRIEH 0 - Q- I E- -. n- 5 -1 , I 4.1! r , ' -, :. n -1' 3 1-1 - '-3 A 4 . b 'Y fs y. ,a Q . N . A5 Q S 5 qi Q L ax, ' ,ii ' Q U ' PN x 1 I u , v K 6 L-'f ' y ,- . y A, ., 14 : D Q 1 ' 9 . Thomas, Marie Kray, Barbara Walker, Susan Sguhler, Mlss'Ahrendt.. A g l. , , A J . .. . . p A 'A N ' . lf. 1 X -, 5 .Sir A U yk flf, I, f 9-fl ' 'I d f 1 7 3 ' y 2 If 3 y a f a . 'if 4 2 J gf, 1 , f A lf

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Y Vw! J in 5rd row Miss Cruise, Dick Patterson and row Robert First, Louise York, Audrey Cltmar, Arlene huhns, Margaret Maruwv lst row Ruth Pinkerton, Marvaret Tuetken, Ann Thoeni, Bettv Low Qebee LLDIGF R QYOSS ounm The central purpose of the Junior Qed Cross is to provide neeueo articles for the ser vicemen and also for the clildren in war torn co ntries The local organizatior ircludes fifty nine rural schools and the ontlc llo Public and acrtd heart schools Members of the counc l are Ann Thoeni, Varraret Ann muetfen, Betty Bebee, Margaret Marupg Robert First Arlene nuhns Audr y Oltmann, Ruth Pinkerton Fharmaine Riesselman Regina O'Rourke Dick Patterson has charge of all ra ling of packages and has used his car for erra de Louise Ycrv is the club representative Miss lra Cru se has sponsored the groue Scxsetyv pa Vol One of the oxtstandinr act ' tle Qt dent Council was the f r at'on of a Qafety fat ro Their duty 1 patrrl the crossings in front rf the school hulldln before and af ter school Anre and Uhlrley Qkellex hav been appfinted co chairmen of the committees, and the followin r their helpers Jin Robinson, Don Skelley Ray Wieniets, Rex Martin ssen, Ucn Robinson, 'arvin P ysen, Bob Isbben, Ray Null The purpose of such a committee is to secure better ob ervation of traffic rules ani revulations in tie im.ediate vicinity of the school The student body of Wontl H1 h has felt for several years that a Safety Patrol xery soon should be orparized to assist iliarize the older students of the orpanized this service to save the say that the students of Venti are little children while crossinp the street ana also fam traffic reaulatlons Consequently, the Student Council lives of our students It mirht be justifiably right to co operatinp 1001 , 1 . I 1 . . . ,i Q - n I , ,3 2 . f v r : 4 . ,,. 2 5 l I A, , - . U . - 1 v- , Q o - , 1- L .. , ' . n . V, , 1 A . 3, n I - 1 C ' I I X' . V k L .L A 7 Yl . I , f Q I 1 A. A L n x Q s o. 1 s u , M , o m l M A ' ' - 1 e fn . , - W , . . .Y X . W K I. , , . . . - y -, J e N - ' r a e , . l .: . , . . - J gc ,' . , s 1 , 1 ,m . 1 ,, , .J ' ' ' Vw A - , . U , V J ' f .J . - 5 ,