Thomas Jefferson High School - Monticello Yearbook (Council Bluffs, IA)
- Class of 1927
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' 4 -'LH-MES Ai -L ff x Ea- gif DCLl1C1f1OI1 O MR THLODORE SAAM Supumtcndent of ilu Schools of Couucxl Bluffs m ap pre-cmuon for the ambtmcp md murest c-nnrc luglm sllmol llfe lvccausc tlmrouqlx lun Lflorts md L,lI1d'lI1CC our sclmol xms madn poeellvlg 1nd lucuwe of lux lulp wc lnve lwun 'nlwll to 1cmmpl1sl1 all tlnt we uw. uc tu LHIUI ww 0 197 clndnmtg our IX onml l AQCONTICFLLO r mes , - . .1'.'- ff f Q, L ' ' 1 '- F if . c 1 L' - k ,', A . wlliclx llc lms slmwn towards us during our ' Q . 7 4 1 'K ' ', l-Sf-CIM: f I - H 1 . l LL.. 8:1 ' 1 f -' :CJ WW 5 5 if 1.25, 44 IJ? fix E... we fit' MR THFOIJORE SAAKI 0 JJCONTICELLO ,U J Page 5 ,f-I - , V -f. ,115 f f . ' r - Ad W.. if ' P , -- I ' -' gf, A .5 ,-, .la . 3 SWQ f , , , wx Q +4 .2f:,f5i5.,f 'Qgyay vb Lf- 2' Q1 V ' '. ' W, ., -ww ff Vagas, K. .V if W , 4 ix'1r- w',f?fl5Qf V ,e' gggzgif 1 T ' - +e. fifIQ .wlf.' 4f wx -1 - -f'.f.,Q,...? xg Y W 1' vez.-f?,,?'fX . 2 .' kf 1 , '.5 , , kf.'?,, ,W ,, ,1 R' A xg, ., , v 1 1.3 ' , V ' pw . ' N Q 3, QM W- . ' ' If f '1',f'fXf' Pagc 6 m G X -allies ,412 iw Ea. if lI3IL of Centaurs, NIDMINISIRATIGNI C XSS OI 127 INIIJIIxQ1IIAIJUAIIb SCI 1001 III I OIXGANIXA I ION9 IORLNSICS IXIUQIC I T HUMOR UCONTICIILLO as gag' - 42: ' .L A lf, In --H I .f ll., -2 ' II.: If 5 'Q' I ATI II. f' ICS R. O. T. C. 0:3 I . Q Cf O ' f HDMIOISTKINTIOD I I Q! 7I '?' .. :. Tj 5, 'Q If gjfg g , F . rv' f Sal'- spil' k , X 2' Page 8 ,D ' 02 'N if f 5 X 1:-I V Appreciation N the pages of history there is written that no Thomas eflferson has had this necessary factor from the time its doors were opened 1n Ianuary 1972 down to the present time and it has succeeded It has come out on top or near the top in every contest in which the school has participated Looking back we End that through all its ac tivities there has always been a guiding hand The Class of 1927 takes this opportunity to express t appreciation of the worlc of its principal Mr R F Myers who has guided its footsteps to graduation JYCONTICELLO -1 A I 4- 1 I- , ' Y 1 L i .- ru' e , -1.- one group can exist supreme without leadership. 7 . ... , I , 4 . 7 , , . . .. , . . Q , i ' i S . V , I I l , s s u 3 Q . ' fi QE ...,..lme's ! SX .E g.. !-f'-7 MR R F MYERS Prmcxpal MONTICELLO '3 Page 9 6 4,2 ' ' E S.-JJ'- J Page I 0 MONTICELLO SERGEANT SIDNEY WlLsoN Bus College Lynchburg R 0 T C Get in the game boys MAURINE JOHNSON Iowa. Dramatics NELL POYZER Morningside English Do you see MYRA L Bxsl-lop Nebraska Dnmeatic Art A stltch in time saves nine MARGARET WxLsoN Drake Commercial Gentle ln manner hut resolute ln deed LESLIE M HAYES Iowa Science He s our second Caruso ' ' L . G x A I ., V' , . . , Va. , The world ls but a stage--. w l I I . I 0-'B-, illl oHN F REINEL Smut lnstlluu Printing. e Ilkf 1 s BFLLF G TILTON SIINDSIIYI Lfblklf' X 11 'Nlllhlllg nr MINNIE B RUPP Folorido bmw Nhthom IIICS li H CARTER Nc hmsk 1 St uc Tm u hc rm NIIIIUTI Trilnmg t mon follmhs find sfmuthxn tn do Lswona BEVFRIDGF hrlnm ll NIilhl!11lIli A dozr of dee: s WILLA YATFS Imxa Hlstnrs S 0 his A work I x fur dnl 5 asp' ,..-r L if ? '. in CZYCONTICELL0 E Page Il I ml 9 1- K iz' sy, , X ., ' XV ' - lin 'tylu-K VV: . .' ' ' tu zu nv f 'F Always dc-penclahlv and mum- ll-. C. . A 1 - 1 '-s .. 1 Ch za cz pm-ily Ang X 9 0 6 QQ' l hx Z ill-lmesfl ...L K f if Page I2 FERN RICHARDSON Ioxs a llleabllfe LEE LOCKHART 1 nlurado Band MABEL WALLING 1. rmnnll I HQJISII L olumbm IJUINLSUL Alt E REQUE Luthp Lulln be bugme Hou minv tm tall wou' AGNES BoLlN Ml1UOSOld 1 nghsh bpoevh IS thr. hun. of all JYCONTICELLO Normal Trdmlng Work and plnasule lll due Thuea mumn Ill the d r A study ln lnuxxn ELIZABETH KONIGMACHER 'Not wuldb but dupds us du I have lu gnatest attrl .., I M Y . , 5- . , , ' I ' I .- V' ' A 1 W , E A . . W 4. v , . . - . U W I c- , . ' . .- , ' , i vv . - A 5 , .. . v - . . .. 1 -, .. , . . ,, .,. . . ,. .!- . r H V I l ' , . , , , ... Z . . .3 ' .. . ., A H . . ,Q .. ' -S- j ln E sn.: is in f f -2-1 MARY E POMEROY Drake Mathematncs The students bank 1 W H THoMPsoN Nebraska Physical Fducation All my friends will put WINIFRED or-lNsoN Colorado History No way of judging he future but by the past HAZEL MILLER Iowa Journalism The pen ns mlghtxer than the sword GRACE GAYTON Beloit Lxbrarlan I can see bc-hmd the plllflrs CLYDE M JUNGBLUTH Wlsconsm Commercxal That cockexed things 'Ill wrong 1-fr thmr JYCONTICELLO '-3 Page I 3 Q . 'f 1' ' X- - , -F, 1 V A .. . A . on I , ., chairs in place. .. t ,, . . . u L K 9 H4 ff X is x.,-ff ISADOR MUELLER Hllu 'lukm Q Art 11411 lin ODELLA MCGOWEN Llnde und ullege 1' IX su ll I dun xtl 1 t x HUM N NX t' NATHALIA HUTCHISON QUUFIQU S-tau Ienlmrs Cummn lkl ll Tux Nut L Nlltbd t st EDWIN REINEL Stout Insuluu 1xI'1HUl1TlllIllllg, s llb-, nn BELLE G SOUKUP Stout 1ll'SlllUll Houm hold Xrls no llllllN my Slllrll the puddmg., COLONEL T H CUNNINGHAM mth C Nlnlltary l ' 4 I ' de-mx lltlblllt l l4 1EF T T Page 14 JMONTICLLLO If ,nm ' -3 E' ,-Q, ' I ' - A E A - - .w ,JI , 1 - , ,sqm 1 Ex z. -1 'W J 2 x , N '-Wlyl um' 1 5 1 Q ' ' fnw 4' f Rx I 'z -I -1 'U 1 ni' Msn- 1- -,f -way-m f nf' I ig, 5 W4 19 '11 ,'a1 :'- a2 ,1,x - 2- 4 21 '- 13' if ' 1 .- A GC . Q1 'I K L -ff ., , faq! w.. ., , 2 2 W? ,wmg Q 1 - WF gf , 'L . . ,,qL,2fZl A Q 1 - I 3 L Gel that .'Irz l1t I js. W K. :MM k'. fy ig! , .- T1, iz Q c ks c f A A V v ' ' - ' h Sm, 'llfillillll . ' Ava- gy E - I f , L 11. 0. T. C. ' ' I Y L 4le- 'n: :Aww 217 ,i V . ,V 0 - 1 9 ,lm 5 X E.. I CLARA R STRICKLAND Columbla History Heres to the Show Me Sltllff O A BUMP Huntington Science Heavens no IoNs GILLIAM Clerk A part of the office sunshine EI.IzAss1'I-I KING Simpson Mathematics The best pal MII.o SMITH Grinnell Orchestra A leaf from Melody HELEN MARTIN Registrar Tis she who cares away' x. 5 dear ever the Book of smooths our JKONTICELLO Page 15 V - l n 6 ff-Z LH-E28 ,gre f N E-' 6 Page 16 ELs1E M Poxvsns L hlcago School of Applied Art Art I nfo I9 1 rfnnbowx of colors to nr WINNETTE CURTIS C rmnell I 'ztm X good eport m exerg thing FRANK J PALUKA Ripon C0l'lllllPl'Cl'll GERTRUDE Klsmz Ne-hraQka I nglmh 1 he 1 rung MABEL PARSONS Drake Lnix 1-muy Commercx al lic memlnr :mls once Roscoe S CARTWRIGHT QITIIDQOYI Debate XX e 'ire xerx fortunate to have Xlllh ui this morning MONTICELLO 4, f ,. W ,f,,.V - 1 1 T ' H AA 'L I 1 . ' . I A I., Prm'Q0fl Th A Ill Ins . l P Q 4 O: Q '35 131128 52,12 fi' x Er.- xi! -7 IKPPIQCIIIIOII l lmlvt un t 4 umm lu 1 mt tct 4 lf 15 essennal to ny stlmool 'und tlxe educutwn ol the stu dents tl1ere1n, that 1 lwody of depenchble p mans be cn trusted with tlus function of gL11d'lI'lC6 'md 1nst uctlon Thu group, commonlv cqlltd tht l:'lCLllfy, luvt ltd our tofntstcps tox ard rht goxl of L umtlon, tlmtx lnve mould cl each lux own portlon, our lou rl mul nut tu ur v s vt 1 xt lwtn ltlt to tlmlr C'1rL The Clism of 192 talttb tlus opportumty to u-press LES ap preclatxon for the help and 1nQp1r1txon tlmt tlmt facultv lmvt at all tlmes been mllmg to gut Llb 1h 0 d r tu 1ccompl1sl1 um task that has been undtrmlcen lx lu flux CQYCONTICFLIO -3 Page 17 r fs: ' ,773 x I . :1 ff ,' a ' f A ., ' - F ,j . . I i . I . K S W' f 1 t fo d i n'C',J. t lmvc n lc. cling ' ell- Su ' ' . 7 h 3 'f - V. . . . . Y . 'I ' 1 gl 1 l - fo I, car: V' l Il 11 -V fx- I 4 I y 3 v 1 I .. 1 ,, , - 5 2 . w' t v .. Q :blues .alle in E-. Names Beveridge Bishop Bolin Mrs Bondo Bump Carter Cartwright Col Cunningham Curtis Gilliam Hays Hutchison M Johnson W Johnson ungbluth King Kiser Konigmacher Lockhart McGowen Martin Miller Mueller Myers Parsons Paluka Pomeroy Powers Poyzer Reinel Reque Richardson Rupp Smith Soukup Strickland Thompson Tilton XValling M. Wfilson Sgt. Wilsmn lr arts Gil Page I8 gf' As Thcy See Themselves A Wardrobe Artist Watching us hallways Head Nurse Vife Wonder A live wire A debate coach A perfect instructor Who knows Private secretary Caruso II 100K accuracy A great playwright A harpist Mounting Pictures A mathematician A modern Marm Unestimable Caveman You d be surprised The life of the party A would Bee reporter By looking A stern professor Eating pretzels Chief Justice An algebra professor As an actress Engaged Prominent coach ln the hearts of 3 gi With George Primping Greatest banjoist A cherub First woman President Chewing gum Enchanting Not for the dust Timid Keeping Step Angelic CQLONTICELLO As Others See Them Eating With Miss Richardson Walking to and fro A friend Can t behave Shocking' Managing Chatauqua A square player Fine and Dante Making excuses Disturbing the peace Falling off yellow cab Having a show down Heavens only knows At the movies With Helen With Chandler In a smock Beating Time Writing love letters Indescribable With mama An affectionate husband Ready for anything Don t you know? Walking dictionary With Doctor Always talking One big blush In a padded cell Ferocious Married On a street car Nearly one Ambitious For her gir s Oh boy Coaching operetta At Glenwood Smiling sometimes Only, one in step Loving piano music rg . ' ' 'P 1. - fx' ' , V , - Ia aculty Roster I ffIt,, ' - 7 - er an . . ! , ' Q 'N Y ' ez n GaYt0n Canit fell Going somewhere ' 'Q - at an I I ' -IQ Y, ff ' Y, ' I Y . ff ' ' Y, Y ' . . ' YY 77 . ' 9 X irls ' Q! 1 ll YC 7, 7 l O CLASSES 9 LEA. ff il' ATX Ea- S.-ff' DF WITT GRIFFITH MFIIOR IUND SC111O1 Clflss Off1cC1Q FRANK Gmrrnn Preszd nt WENDAIL MLLLOR Vzce Prcndent MARION LUND Secretarv CLARK Dr Wxrr Treasurer Scmor Class SPOHSOIS MYRA BISHOP CLYDE M. .IUNGHIIJTII ga MONTICELLO Page 20 fo 'Z ' E 1n,gA ffX ia' HELEN AGER Touglvy Commercial Ilelphlan Trcfuuru Yxllldlllllls of llnlldnd I-'wkles hxpsx ROXQI Ioxc Plrates. of Hiwau Who dues not luxe thlb lndldyn ffur' WILLIAM ANDERSON 1 Commercxal L xxlsh llllll suumss WYNNF BAKER Sin ty College Prep S A cf signal Staff 7 lrs Inu lll A Orton nt thx Xlfnux rum Blsketlmlll Ii: sc ru jc lx fml on XX xmu MAx BARBER Commercxal Mxnstrel Slum I eldxx 111 I hllIltS of Norm ulrlx ee C u 1 lNllll'lL, T lm HAROLD BASTROM, Bass College Prep 11 I 13811011 UTUS '7 1 Blg I Svnmx Plfn Pruduftlfvn SUIT Ihre-e Inu llllobts the lad I lfllltll Signal Staff 27 fllll!liS of Normufh not I1 xtu 1 Lnt LEROY BELL, B111 College Prep S A Secretarx 7 To the Ladle-s Annual btaff Adx eltxsxng WIHIIWL, He xull alu nys rmg true r-1 HEFT GQ JCONTICELLO Page 21 ' , ' , 'x' ' . l ' , . - . , 50, K Q, fr-f , Ill ' FP 5, 3 ' -- .- L- '25 l.1A.,' '. . 1,--'v 1 , PfB'll!, uxv, N ' K. .1 , .S--1 FP ' 77 , , f ffl '27 Ii. l . 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Commercxal 011111 's1r1 24 thorus 24 Delphmn Txpmg T1 1111 26 2 Shorthlnd Te 1111 27 A 5,r11111us 1nn1111n1 1,1rl AMES BROWN, Dugan College Prep S A PIJYUIII 2 O 'I' Xflfllld 111-111en111 101111118 211 1 1111 I Ill T11 B11. 11111 M9TtfJH41f 1111 lwlmww Icebound One 111111 ls xxorthx 2 JMONTICELLO age 22 XX Orkmg. N11 111111 NIlS,llllX 'NIFINIHL A111b1t1O11 md dlllgtlliif mme moun What 111111111 ue 1 11111111111 her' I 0 t 45- ' . I 4-K, . 7- . , 'F 1 - - g V , . ' V., ' , rf as ff ' PJ ' 5 S. . ' nl 2 I 1 v , ff ' !! Y . . 111-1 'ill '1'1'1-1 .' ll'L'1' 'Zvi J. ,'. T. 11 'lub S 1 ' 1' '26 XVi ' .' ' 1 Zllflu 1 ' 1 11 1 'z Y ' '- 111 ' FPL Y! J 4 191111111 cu' - ' ' -S .. , Y: 1, . 5 I ki . 1 ad vu ' r 'S ..H-- H, .lm R. . T. 1', 1' 1'z1l If '21' M: j 1- 111- as 111 my in 110' 1'1' I ff ,, 3 I V ' -, 1 '.. . '25. '26, '27 J ' -1 ' .' 7 I 1 PP ,J I Li. 1 - . 7 ' R. . .1'..'-' ', 11 1 DA , b. .. .' .27 T: - .1 1'c-S 1 .. I , A ,. A: ,, EZ ' f ..g. f X 1:45 LEROY BROWN Brounze College Prep Phu Lpsllon He IS wwe who doe-S but ALBERT BROWNELL College Prep S A Signal Staff 26, The boom Hdrmgs I-l11.,ll Three Lne Llhosts Heres one who xxorkx I llght DONALD BRUEGMAN Don College Prep Football 26 Signal Staff Phl Upellon Presldent 'Q He never shrrke but llltS hard MARIE BRLJNELL Freddxe Commercxal Delphldn 'lhe Goose Hangs Hlgh Signal Staff 25 The Pannly lpsteurb 7 Alwaxs NIXHCIOUS HERBERT BURKE Herb Industrial Phu Lpsllon The Big Idea To the Ladlee Mav he succeed m lite AMBROSE BUTLER Desperate Commercral Phl I psxlon Football Reserx es Basketball Reserx es A Square plaxer ln all gfunee lttlm L llldlt ll lm ,sf-1. 771 MONTICELLO - Page23 C , , ' f 4 Y - K . , J, I ' I f ' ' - , ' r--' . I ' Efie sir f A X X fl 7 ' r 1 ' ' B A A N R ,kxzfb - , -xi, L y L A - - WCM if '1 -lf- , ' E . l 1 A: - vo ' , e . P .W I Y Q, ,r V , .S H ' - -- 1' , lf ,B : MKS- 1 X L 4 f fa 1 , rrAlu e , -:BL if . A . .4 V , , , L, U, Ii H 4 rr vs S' ' B ra 7 . Q y 1 E , ' l , B , pf - ' ' ' ' ll - l' ' Q rr - vs I E X I .. . S , 8, - .. .25 ' U ', J v I 'H Z 1 B , . X PP YJ B 1 ' H , , . I A 'B 1 ' ' - 1 4- , , - - - H 7 xv ' ' l , , . ,Y . ff 4 YY as J l 7 x 1- K h- ' ,. , A Yr, rv. .K ,W A ' 5, 41 4- V 4 -4 M QM, I-fx, r I -, 2? 9 :ELA lf f'fX 12-iv NORMA CADWALLADER, a College Prep Qlgma Tau lhorus 24 2 QF' Treble Clef lT8fldl'l13t0I'X ulrls C11lle1,.11te I el.111 ala Inbound llldldE'l'l IS F111 flmur LAvoN CANADAY, Bon COfl'ln'lCI'Clal Nu Omegu 811.1111 1-.ketball 21 1 Shorthand T1 1111 Lr rr 1d1 tu RUTH CARBAUGH, Rullne College Prep 'Nu Omegfn Nll..llIl L :du Squ ul A1111u1l St mff lore 11x14 s A glrl Hlllllll 1111 Cin SUIUINN LUCILLE CHANCELLOR, Lucy Industrlal 0. ISIHL l W HELEN C1-1R1sr1:NsEN Clmsty C0mm6YCl3l 111111 Rho H1 1 Lh1111p1un Bukrthill lc 1 N 'INS U01 ll Q LY 1111 lor 1 good 11 HELEN CLARK College Prep l 1norar1 l lmcl 2 llelphldn Band Contest 6 2 Tmree I11e 4 hosts 7 lee-bound 27 urum 2 Iunmr 1 lass Treasurer 26 Annual Stxff Or1,an1z1t1ons A Qmxle 111ll go .1 long 11a1s If--as J:-E-.5 I Page 24 JYCONTICFLLO l ...X 1 ' Av. ' r I - r - A PFC dw K . 1 , , , , , , ,1 411' '24, '25, '26, '27 .. .V '25' '27 1 A as Z ElSZl I ff U R: .4 '..?, '2V. '27 ' ,f '97 . . - l'I1'1 -1 ,' hu il pal. FF ' 31 II .' 1 . ' 1 1 lvl' 1 .T 1 '27 I 2 Cz -- 4' - 1 FP Y! Pl -2 'Z 0 lu- 'illlf' FF - D ' J 1 z 'f'l'11 the L: lk-H '24' 'z ' as - 1 'itll '27 Al 21 1: l 11' rklr, but -' ra-z Q z Y '111e. If j '01 f ' T .I 1 . -9 1 T l ,' ' I .' '2 If' ' 7 . l ' ' .',' i ' ' .' z - f 'z ' .- 25 7 , . .,.. . J G' 'L :nal 2' Ai ..R. ix E-1' THELMA CLARK, Tlvel Normal Trammg Nu Omega qlglild l l'Q'wlll4ll NIU Omega, blgllll Sevretal XT e nt Glee C lub I horus S e IS fI'lEIldlX to 111 FERNE Cos e Commercxal Plee Plub The Xxvlld Rust Our AllllI'lCd.Il lzaulx ETHEL COHEN Et Commercial Sigma T IU Prf '-,uh nt Signal Staff I Annual Stlff Q lass lfclltur Tx pmg Team '76 Phampmn Baqketball TQ am I xpsx Rm er xRlI1flllllll4 of Holland Qhorthand Team 'ihe has a pleasmg lNlNIIllllIX mul 1 can he depended upon at THELMA CooLEY Coo General Delta. Rho Prexlclc nt I H PIFHIPQ of Hux 111 Mrs Bumpsteul I nhl Qex enteen Merton of the Nloxxes Three Lne blunts The I-'3.lllllX lpstaxrs lcehound Chorus 23 '74 Alwats a good uorlxtr ARTHUR CUMMINGS Art College Prep S A Treasurer Basketball Res:-rms H. The housa llang,-5 lixgh Pennant Loxe Plrates t Hux Lll Football lleaerus N Z Junlor Plas Slgnal Staff Lelauala He seems to lLC1llll1JllSll RALPH CUMMINGS, Rea' College Prep S A The Bug Idea Basketball Manager H1 Y Club He manages uell 6' x ill lllllLS ,W MONTICELLO Page 25 , I --- - 1 f' 4 , . , 4 gn I f i , E - .- rl , , Al rf 1: , .' .' ' - L '27 . ' 2 -' 'ZZ-l J. A . T. Vice Pr sxde '27 ' . . 1 I, Sh '- Q z ff U , R d T , , l l N' U 4 P X . ' . 1 - '27 V ,l R .' '..i . - ., , , ' C ' , ' . -' '20 -1 V . , Y 1, ., . ' ' '27 I PF 7! , 1 , - 'L-4 Typm, Team '26 , , 2 1 V 1 JA ..x . .. an - , 1 ,rv A u H N , A . .' ' , '... V PF 5, J .. . . J - '-T ' 5 , .L. ,27 - . . 1. . , U , r . - 'U nl , n V 5 A ' ' ' s 0' fa ' ' 'L 5, T rr n I q V' . 1 ' A .' ' - .. V? V X ' m f ' '27 - V- ' ,M ' - A , .. . .. ' A 1 A f ' 3 ' 4 . . W 6, 11 ' ' Q -- 1-1 3 m 6- 04 A f 6 X is' 'l' 44. ELIzABE'rH CURTIS, Lxzz College Prep Delphlan Vue Presldent Dec-lamators Contest 27 Mc rton of the Movies The Famllw Upstalrs Clee Club 25 2 qenlor Basketball Team Yocal Contest 2 Treble Clef 27 Chorus 24 27 iurlw han' complexlon fan' ln vs ork and play she IS rlght there CLARE DEWITT Clarne College Prep Delta Rho Presldent 23 Delta Rho XICQ President 2, The Lxon and the Mouse 23 Fllree Wise Pools 24 To the Iadles 26 lmehoulld 27 Senior Basketball taptaln elite Squad 21 lhhate Tournament 27 lorum 27 Se mor Class Tre isurer fllllllUl0Il Basketball Team 27 lvtempo 27 Whatcxer lf IS she does hir best NELLIE DILTS Nell Normal Trammg Nu Omega Sigmx She has a purpose ln llfe CHARLES DRAKE Chuck Commercial ' ntmg tluln Iilsketball 26 loollldll ReSmr'Xe Txpmg Team 'Ph X chlp off of the old block DURWOOD DRAKE, Heav Commercxal l'h1 I psllon ootb 111 26 B xsketball Man lger 26 Of Herculean IJFINSIQUQ and heart t ln itvh DoRoTHY EDWARDS Commerclal Nu Omega, Slgllld l-resid nt To the Ladies 2 nd 26 Debate Squad 24 Tvpmg Team 26 Declarnatorw Contest 27 Shorthand Team She has gained great renown E1 HEP' T age .MONTICELLO , ' ' r 1 5 ' ,V . ... 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Upsllon Football 26 Basketball 26 2 1 He tr1eQ as hard ln the Llama room as ln athletics GFRALDINE FRAZIER erry Normal Trammg Seventeen 20 fnrl Polleglateo hlee Club Treble Flef J N T Shee the sunnnest glrl ln all the land oHN FRIED, johnny College Prep S A Football 2, Track 2.1 26 Signal Staff 27 Llttle but mighty FERN GEISER Sody C0mmCfCl3l Loxe P1rate'-x of Hanan Vu Omega Sigma Chorus 23 I 9 Forum 26 Declamatory 2.1 A good pal alwaxa HOWARD GoRDoN, H owd Industrlal S A Treasurer Ph Football 23 Basketball 24 20 26 27 Junxor XVICP President Prlntmg. Club Preildent 25 Annual Staff Athletics R 0 T C Sergeant r He IS sure to mount the ladder nl fame Ga' JYCONTICELLO Page 27 , ffB'll,, . , . T 1 , ff! ,f -.kv '. .H '26 .I ff Y, ff ,D , . '-Girl Collegiate '26 :le '26 1 ' ' '. '26 ff If 7 ' ' '24,-'25, '20 l l lr , i, , Q A-by l I 7 f ...f 5. X is VIRGINIA GREENE Gznger General Xu Omega 515111 I Just as pk Islnt IN I L FRANK GRIFFITH Gr: CommercIal Senmr Flaws Prm Nldtlll 27 S A Presldent 2b R O T C Major Debate bquad Txpmg Team 20 2 l-nrum 26 X X106 Pnsudent I on Pxrates of H In I horus 1 190 I uh lxtempn 26' lllilllllllflll LIN!-utlmll '11 Im He hls a futule- UNE GUGLER june Bug De- ta. Rho X Ill l'I'Is1dIIlt Bfwkethall 21 26 thorua 24 I Irl Reserx ew Suretxrx 24 lhamplnn Blwketblll Team 2 bhe IQ itudmus luxmg, and hind RALPH HACKLEY Hack Commerclal outhall 2 I frdvk Platoun H O nl In knfms must su lm t MARY HALL Nut Commerclal Vhser tlin must nt u lhml FRANCES HANSFN Frztz General Delta Phu To the Iadnes Independent md fun l0Xll1g Page 28 MONTICELLO f I , - . f - Y ' v - -'I If ' ' - I ., ff A, ' A 'VI If ' 77 , . I' . ' 1 .' ' : fa sz as 'nn II -. ff ' 7! , f ' ' . ,.' , Y qt, - , . .v . 7 Hi-' - '25 4- ' .- I mi I 31 I . J ff '! J Commercial ' . ' ' T, ' , '27 - . ' A I. I ' - 7 ... . . . ,. Y ,. . . ., PF Q! 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XX hat hue I to do with sfhools ROBERT HOLDER Fat College Prep Three Llxe Ghosts A cmtfmnnst he IS destined le e HOWARD I-IOWLAND Howland Commerclal S A Seclctarx 24 'Nlerton of the Moves Slgnal Stiff 2 The L muse li ings Hxg.,h L lee C lulm lfurum 211 lnebound Busmews 'Nlelnager I xx 111 be xour frlend lf xuu sull let me LUCILLE I-IoY'r Hoy General Nu Ollltgl Slgllli Slbnfll Nuff Zh Plekle-S eble 1 hi 2 hlee Club 'Nlerton nf the LIUXIGS Chorus 24 2 Aluaxs rf ldx to help ELVA I-IUKILL Puk1e Normal Trammg Nu Omega Slgma Se-ore-tar3 27 X T 1 Frlendlx hm nrds exe-rume MONTICELLO D l ...Q . A . , 4-i 7 - ' , ' ., Y V , V V 7 ,Q 1 ff U J fl' ' - -, v , , , ' 'A . 4 M U . . ', . . A j 1 r 1' -1 n ' Cl - . A . sz If, il rr xx 7 F . ' 3, ' , '25, '26 Ba. ' z ' 2, '24, '25, '26 ' H - ' 1 A ,H ' . ,, . ll , ,k H . . . Away, away you men of rules ' f v v' 1 . - C rr v I . ' ' ' f b ff U ! ' .11 . v ' u' - . 5 -' vv .T z ' 7 .. I D, 2 1 .T .. 1 N' J! J .' - f: ' . ff' ' .' 1 ' .. - Y ic- '25 Tr ' -' ' 5 . W . . I, , ' , 5 , , . , . FP ' i? ,V - . , J. .'. . 'lub 3 vla- l m 4, 118. 5 ffX 1.1.1- ALBERT Acoss A College Prep Glee Club 24 Plckles ChlTT19q of Normandx Minetrel Show Chorus 24 Thus bm ms meant for plana IMMIE AMES, jxmmxe Industrlal Football 2 26 Baeketball 24 Track Manager 26 Phi Lpsllon Chlmei of Normandy Lelawala, Minstrel Show Signal Staff 21 2 Annual Staff Humor Care would llghten and sorrow brlghten lf Jlmmle had hm un CARL ENSEN Pete Commercnal S A Home Room Baakf-tball Te'1m A Source ol busxne-ss kncmlerlga GWENDOLENE KFMP B111 College Prep Delphlan Secretary 21 Pomander Walk 2 'lo the Ladles Gee Club 2, 2 Forum 2? Vocal Conte-st 2 6 Treble Clef Annual Staff AQSIlCldl6 lldltfll A vkaws hmm llx us gn -as RUBY Kmxwoon, Kula Normal Trammg The strange-Qt mmda are often thow of which the world hexri lem-t CLYDE KNAPP jack Industrial Q Phi Upsllon YVe are all glad we c'1n be hu frlends 'X HCTT 64- MONTICELLO Page 31 f 5 A . ' f- Ax, ' , I A V V -ff f .- J .,.,- I ' f I .A A E A , T1 up ' , iz s- rr lu , jg, 1 Q fgffi W , I . ' lrlvf ws - n . 'x' QA , ' , '20, 26 - M' V, 4. - ,. 1 A, f' -4 - v ,H A 4 5 . A , I U kj Yr- - 4 , f , , . : 31 If .. - , - . . , -- ' a . . , .. A 1 ,F f Y -I -I rr - - v ' . ,yu Q , 5' v r I F 5 z ' ' Vi v - - r H ' . A 'l 'fl ' ,, ' L ' 15533, el' -1 J Y ,445 fr ,U ll ' 51 Il y 15 Q Y x ' V' ' 6 1 2 , J' A . - . f or 'f J' af 4 7 X 53 4. , - , . ev ,WQW -' . , . . .K Y: A T y Q I A, rr v I 1 X , ' ' . 5' f , . 1 .l .- - ' ' Lg - ,Xiu 'X A',k' ,f A ' l rr - xr 1 35x L' A lg A 4 I . , A , ' A f: I + . Q - 'W 2 2 3 X 14 , 1, 1 5 djs! ' I 8 I l 44 w - -v v26 3 ' X ' T' ' X l D ... , 6 1 ,Lt x AQ- 'A' , l . 1 5' '2 ' Z I . . '. 1 ' . ' .4 ' - . . 1 A H I ' -H' 1 .', 1 V2 .'.' lf. er - ny . 4. v I U 1 v . ' ' ' 2 . ,z 9 rr n - , .Q. -. 4 , . ,, . I' . l 0 33 9 :ml 5 ff X 'E-H' CHARI ES LAINFON Clzuc College Prep Im will ' S es Sc- 1 ll Xxms HN IIIlSKlIIff xsell neur bztrix MARY LEWIS, Mary Lou Commercxal Mlent but sus III ELMA LIDGARD De Belma General I 1 Xlfv Pr: Q11 an N4 irx md S Q nthmg MARION LUND Mary Ann Commercial S mor flnss SCCIQIIIN S1 xml St xfl Ile phmn Suutqrx In Iphmn 'I TQJISUTQI 90 thorus 2 I O e ,IFII s X Sm-X1-Ilteen mum I M x e dmn lhf mud nlturem COMER MACDONALD Iufy College Prep e uh 1 hnrus 4 Qnvll I uh I li kles Iunws of rm :mls Nlmstxvl Slum I +-l'1xx Ill S L IIA SN GRETCHEN MCMILLEN, Brownze Commercxal IM-Ita Pho Img 'lm im 51klIIl'wlI 1 luh 1 hnrus 2-I Nhf- dms Inr xunk tlmrnughlx vwa-AEE' 6 Page 32 MONTICELLO l A , . x ' -',. ' . 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LORENE MCTWIGAN Mac Commercial Delphlan Vice President 26 Delphian President 27 Senior Basketball Team 2 The Goose Hangs High Full of fun and as game as can e WENDELL MELLOR, Bzll College Prep Band 24 2 26 S A Treasurer 25 Jumor Class President 26 Semor Class Vlce Presldent Debate Squad 26 Signal Staff 26 Merton of the MOVIES Forum Presldent 26 Tho somewhat small he surpasses a MATTIE MERRYMAN, Happy Commerclal Chorus 24 A smile IS her constant companion Roaslr MILISEN, Bob College Prep S A Presxdent 27 X106 Presldent 26 Seventeen Mlnstrel Show Pickles Lelawala Debate Team 26 27 Declams 26 27 Hi Y President 26 27 Yell Leader 26 27 Annual Staff Busxness Manager Fxtempo 26 27 He wlns at whatever he plays CLARENCE Mxu.ER Le ty Commercxal Jeffersonlan Football 25 26 Track 26 27 Home Room Champlon Basketball Team R O T C Sergeant A stellar football player -9 6. CMONTICELLO Page 33 ff J! , D b e . h , 4. 26 Q r I I . PP U J . , . 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RUTH OLSON Rutlne Commercxal Delta Rho Her ways they are QUIGI set steadw and sure RAYMOND OLES a Industrial R O T C' Sergeant Basketball 2 26 2 Clewer and wlse HELEN ORME, Dubby College Prep Three LIve Ghosts To the Ladles Champion Basketball Team 24 A friend as true as steel DORIS PARROTT, Peeny Commercxal Del ph lan Her VOICE Is exer' soft gentle and low LEONARD PHILLIPS, Str COmmercIal Football 26 Champion Home Room Basketball Team 26 Track 26 A frxend and a good pal RICHARD PHILLIPS, Duc College Prep s A Glee Club Lelawala The best part of sthool IS gomg home MONTICELLO O Page 35 L 0' 1. i 4 V , . . 4, I ff ' YJ J ff if , R I . I I ,'v 5, I ' 1 T ff i! Delta Rho Treasurer '25, '26 .. . .. I. '- PF Q! ff 'HU I .. . .. FP ' ki! l I Gv -'22 AEI. 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A IV: niu- III ln- Ill 'I ' en j 're I II:I1 I j III 4 , 24- I 111 M r' 4,15 W6 10.1 Lvl 41 3- MERLE ROARTY Hattxe Commercxal Pl11 I psxlon 1 lee C lub Basketball 23 24 Football 26 S1gna1 Staff 26 27 Lelrwala Seventeen Three Lne Ghosts loc-hound To he serious l5 to he unnomforta I 1 DOROTHY ANN ROSEBERRY, Dotty Ann Commerclal Delta Rho X109 PI'tSlClQl'll Delt'1 Rho Treasurer 27 xwlth her smiles she makes ler frlends GRACE RULE Yardstzck 1 l psllon If orum 27 bl,-.n 11 btaff Quit' but there are ten 11101 1115.11 GRACE SCANLON Gracxe College Prcp Delphmn A happv face 1 Jolly bllllll. VIRG'L SCHERER, Vzrg Commerclal bonu. lI't nollud tox the llllllgb thu do not say ROBERT SCHMIDT, Smxtly Industrlal 1'l11 lIlSllUl'l U I' L LUFDUFI Bob 15 Ifltlldlb alwus tha. s.1111e G- MONTICELLO Page 37 E E- 'Q ff ' ,I 4 J l : 1' , .y . ' .25 .1 , -1 ' . 11-. ' ' ff ,I - 2.11 C . ff ' ,Y P Commercial Ph' 5 f 2 . ,27 A' lb., 1 V ' 1 we N .il ff ' l, P 1. , ., , i ' . . f an rr - v ' 4 A i 1 ' - . ' 1 ' 1 1 Juv ff ' I, li. . '. '. ' il X 9 ff X we..- MILDRED Sci-nvnrz Mxllv Commercxal Slgrna T'1u 1 horuw 2: Y I-ull of llfe md l1lP!'I'lIllfl ll WALTER ScHo1.Es, Wat College Prep Secret rx X lm President B'1skmth.1ll 24 X 1 Seventeen he C Xlll le.-Ldmr 27 orum Trl 1'-urvr 26 'Ihr house H mgs High He 18 tull of fun RISMAE SCHUMACHER Inslv College Prep Slgllll T'1u Annual buff Class 1 dxtor O cheetra 24 2 26 21 th Lmpmn Bukcthlll Tenn 6 Semor Bnske tlull 'leam fllI'lS0llddlPd f,lKl'lLStI'l 2.1 Qtrrmg of mmd to seek to strue hnd BRYAN SHAWLER Daddy Commercial Phx Lpmlnn 27 leelluh 6 Merton of the Mow Jubllee 'Nlmstrels 26 T elfus 11 1 In our smlmul he pI.u ed Ins part IDA SHULL Pzckles General Delta Rho Biiketball 2+ Ch'1lHDlUIl B iskethdll Team 27 To be a. friend lb to haxe friends CLIFTON SKINNER Skmny Inclustrlal Track 20 QUISI and Reserved :Vx HCFT 6 Page 38 JMONTICELLO ' ...Q n I - , r 4 . , 1 u - , . , ,W W' rf - as J . , Eg . ' ' K - N 7 , '..? 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W , ir ff ' JY 1 ' J , . r .. - . . ., ' S Oc, v Q -HQ- p In 4 ff X 1:-I 1 PAULIINE SLUYTER In Commerclal lfxlllllllll IITLIS Q t Ill I Ig,I'N ELIZABETH SMITH, Betty College Prep 4 1 C horus t J C' Thr Penn Ivelplwln Fnrum Y x empo I Ile trled 'rs lUllQt'll lu 1111 lk her bllllfll KATHRYN SMITH Tatter CommercIal Nu Omegr SIEIIII me thorus 22 sx R rx XX Ild Rose enII1IIt Ima Plrltes or Hux III XXIII L.entlrIIIen Prater Llnnds I KENNETH SMITH Kandy Face College Prep Jmffersonun fI'HSldQllt O 1 Ipt rchestrx PI o the I 1dI Icluselli, Inbound J -.t I h px Iletrz Joy LUCILLE SPEER Lou College Prep nlee Club Ser re t Irx reble llef btLI'9I1I'W 2b Drlplman Ponxander XX .alll Ivkles fhlIllGb ot XorIII.1ndx I Irl Collegute xlxnux xullmg, tn luv good sport DOROTHY SPITLER Dodo Commercxal hlee L uh I7t'lDlllZ1I1 Luxe PIFIKQN ot IIIIMIII A Wild Rum 'Nierton f the Nlux N Seunteen use Lbuut he I Dertect Maxx V1 HEFT G. MONTICELLO Page 39 t ..g , - l -T, 4 ' v A - , . - .- Tl, , ' 1 ,-T. .Q my I 1 7 f - -ff VII ,' '24, '23, 'Zvi I 1 .2 'I'h- hes things cmml iII sn I 1 pa vk- X f I f ' P If fr, Q , ' ' .' Y' . W f- In , r V to ., tile- 'lub IMI 111' '27 T 1 aut , V1 'I 'LT li 't , '27 2 ' . - - I -I' lly IRI. 'I F 'F 33 if J i i .. 1 2 L-- ,. 2 If 2 v if III-, '23, '24, '25 ffl 6 I 4'Uy1I:j I 'eI ' dt V .-I X i .V ,isjf ' I ' 'z .' f I L f .. . , . A , , , FP 'J , A .' 'I ' A '27 - 'S Ii. .T. U. TI zlin f K O - s . ':.3,'2-1, '26 Y 'I' .z I-s , 4, 'gig ' , I. 4, 2 ,, in I I J V I- ., I- Q ,V - WE . ow. ' I 1 2, I us 1 up A' I-I ' 'Q I Ig 'T A ' I,3'ii i'2 E FF IJ M Ig fvm' ! 1 ' A . 1 l A I , .,7. -.,- ' AY 'S T, f. 2 lt :.f'.2T I .IPA i ,Q-I 4 ' .. 1 1 , v v , ,-V , V, 1' I 'a ' . ' ' 11 ' ' ' I rr I1 ' ' , , , . ,1 . - . . Th Q I -I' shall I'-url her I '- I Y , , v--W-n - - '-req, I :gal ll gig? f sz.. KENNETH STEWART Kenme College Prep Phx l pillon 'Tv Q Mi l He hae an opmmn on exe-rg thing ESSIE STOUFFER ex: College Prep Nu Omega Slgllll The Wild Ruse uve Pirates of llfuxail Plckles fhlllltq of 'Normanclx lee t um 4 horus She li eontent to be at 'sour command LUCILLE STREET Lucy Commercial Llon and the Mouse hlee Club 24 Chorub 24 2 bhe has personality plus Avxs SULLIVAN A College Prep Luxe Plrdtes of HdXSdll Chorus Slgnal Staff 26 'Nu Omesfa blgllld Perslstence brlnga ltr, own reward ELMER SWANSON, Elmer Tuggle College Prep H15 sllenu IS golden NORMA TOOZER Towzer Commerclal Sxgma Tau Basketball fhdmlrlons None see her but to loxe mer Page 40 MONTICELLO 1 I - V E . -- f Q, - ... , ' A , e X rr - U . lr V , 'a 'nf L , . ,K ,- I . , as - f, ei? KM n -I ,nj sa . 4 K' , bf' ,ar 'fgjllfs I ,,,J'3,l I ,M ' .f' 5.9. .eZl'A'f'gl y ' ' gsjglgkbf-7 ' f 1. l ' W ' 43, Xvfi' ng 4 K 2 I. W ' , f. .4 l 1'-.v lf' L ' .' ' ' I ga or 5, ff, -1 - L.-V . A M up ,V 4, .. 1 - ,L A- . .-- A .V 1' . 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Doucuns WILCOX, Doug Band 24 25 26 Orchestra 23 24 25 26 Jet!-.arsonlan Gypsy Rover Pennant Some are wise and some are other- Wise. , - as i 15 n xx- 'Ff'7' JYCONTICELLO Page 41 FA ' IK G ' -:ml LL .J L f X' Ea Pf Il wxtbl ' , ' , '26, '27 .. ll., PP ' If f? !! o ' . ' . '5. '2 ' . '2-5. '26. '27 ff L9 '26 , , , , , , ,27 Ba , ,, ', ,.2, PP 37 . v .' v .' ' .?, Page 42 6 4-43- l hm 5 in K 'E X Emi. GLEN WADE Commercxal Phl Lpsllon R O T C 'Serge-.int He alufns trles to d us best SIDNEY WILCOX, Sxd College Prep Jeffergoman nd 24 2 rcheetra 24 thoruq 23 AIUSIL Contest 27 Three I ne hhoqtq He IS our leader MABE1. WuuAMs Normal N 'I' L Admxred hx all her dass Enwm WILSON, Wxlly College Prep Pls niturdl fm some t lp e serud DONALD Wooo Don Commercial Phi Lpsllon becretdrx 2 Hwtorlan R O T C Corpo al S1gnalStaff 26 Niro Bumpstead l exgh Sewentfen XR lttx and L lex er BERT:-IA Woonkow Ber General Plrdtei ut Havsdn f.1rl tollegmtc Treble flc-f I lull Slgn 11 Staff 7 1 lee Club C hurus She will lndkr her mark ln the N5 ullfl Sillllt drn BENME ZOORWILL, Pat Industrial Je-ftersonlan bevretdrw 2 Debflte Foam 27 To the Iddxes lC9lll!l1l'ld R O 'I' I Sergeant Pxtempo 2 The world IN rf :dx to honor 1 who strlwex MONTICELLO ,..A A . , Jw ' r 1.1 - , V - .- 'V' , . A, l J . . , f. L ' 4- , .. hx. ' 1 0 1-3 . .H PP ' D! Ba '.. , ' 5. '26, '27 O . ' ' , '25, '26, '27 1 , , U.. ' i J. .'. . Tluh ff - JJ z ' ' .' o e 1' - ff 91 J . , -, . '26. . . . '. T r , K. . 4 '. .' A H ff YJ , I H ' . ' 1 H H .. .- 1 -, x., .. . . Q - ,, . . Us ,- . , . - ' , . . ff 1! .I L V 1 Y D A an ' H D 7 . I ' 7 . ' -z L' lim . . 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X with 'X V1 ,V W ,f ' Q p F' Z, ,gif 'ap L J Q f Gi Page 44 9 LH-1158 52.12 ff x E-- V Morro Llunthed hut not lnehored C o 1 o r s F 1 o w Q 1 Pile Pmk Mounmm H me Amerie ln Be um Rosa Poem The days are graduallv wannmg And talcmg us farther amav From the school we love so dearly Known to us as dear Tec ay Somenmcs thc hurdcns seem hard tu wmr And the road seems hard to traxcl Makes us sure in I'L3ClllI1g the lex cl We reahze much has heen dont for us And wc xx mt our HQQICCIRYIOFIS known Por the tune has come for all mf us To walk the path alone It 5CCI1lb llkf. 3 dflaln 'Nlnll HL Nfiltl Our lessons ln Tee av Hlgh And when nmc eventually parts u It uxll we h1r to sax goo hu Our hands are stretched toward the future We know not what xt may hold We hope that fortune wlll smile on us And an ahundanct of luck unfold Our hlgh school days are numhexcd Our lessons at school nearly done We have chmhed every rung of the ladder And can say mth 1 smxle XWC lmt XX on I nances Hwnsen 7 JYCONTI CELLO nr- a ' - ' ' ' 1' -if . .. T' . a , W , I., l 2 K ' 2 W ' --Qi- , . 1 ' . c ' in ' ' ' 2 12 l .' ' -4- -exe- A 'ii' - I Y , f , v , 5 V tr J Zn ' ' ' 5 t l '. But pcrsistcncc in climhing the Golden Stair, ll' Q I I A Y p Q I . . t J, - - ' , X 1, V. nf K . , ' f s- 5, l K d d- XY . Y I x C , -1 -Q . 417. 0 :Luis .atv f '53 s.. '5'? Class Song Our lllgll school days are over We h1ve come to the end of the way We have flmshed hero. wc leave wnth a tear T faremcll for aye We re settmg forth on hfe s great ocean We re startmg out to serve manlcmcl And as we leave we remember Our frnends and school we leave behmd Well always love and honor T Our Alma Mater she shall be And 1n the future years She shall always have our cheer T farewell farewell to thee We as classmates wxll be partecl We shall ne er agam he the same But well keep the pace and we ll wm the rac And T J wlll he praised Clvorux We re settmg forth on hfe s gre1t ocean We re startmg out to serve mankmcl And as we leave we remember Our fmencls and school we leave lnehmd We ll alwavs love and honor T Our Alma Mater she shall he Ancl IH the future years She shall always have our cheer T farewell farewell to thee Thelm1 C C UWCONTICELLO lar 1.25 v +3 Page 45 nf- ' . I . xq X K X . Cfwrzu: 1 - - vi , . . ' . . 7 , . I II , . 7 , , ' ' 7 9 - - 1 , , . . 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'2 ,EX E..- W Oncc a Prophecy Now a Hxstory 'HG' In September of 1923 an event of great rmoortance rn the hrstory of T took place As Mrs Strrckland would say This IS a date to be remembered The class of 27 stepped over the threshold from a year and half of umor Hugh work rn T mto the real hxgh school as Freshmen They were a lrttle green perhaps but were rrpenmg fast They drd not walt They lmmedlately began all sorts of actrvxtles In football and basketball some of their number drd hrst squad work They found thelr places rn the band orchestra glee chorus, Spamsh and Latin clubs and even rn plays and opperettas By the trme their sophomore year came around the school had really begun to notrce them Nearly one third of the hrst football squad and nearly one half of the basketball squad was fxlled with men of 27 Some of the leads rn plays were taken by members of the Z7 class In the lrterary socretres therr numbers really counted and were rapxdlv m creasmg In the sprmg the crnder path found a new vent for therr rncreasmg energy Thrs famous class now took another step Its members became umors the foundatxon of the student body Two thrrds of the grrdsters and three flfths of the cagemen were of 27 They became ofhcers of socretxes and of the R O T C Not satrshed wxth conquer mg all of these they now entered forensxcs and as usual they excelled Plays were not complete wrthout unror leads any more than anythmg else was complete wrthout the pep and punch of Z7 Thrs group orgamzecl as a class and elected sponsors Mr Cartwrrght and Mrss Krser The unror Play Seventeen was a roarmg success After thxs came the annual treasure hunt a wrld chase endmg rn defeat but still wxth colors flying Tlme rushed on then dawned the greatest year of all Semor year The class organ lzed elected therr new sponsors Mr ungbluth and Mass Brshop to whom tremendous credrt must be gwen and then they plunged mto the xmmense task of creatmg th1s brggest and best of all annuals The class representatrves composed nearly the whole of the first teams ln athletxcs and debatmg Boys and grrls of 27 proved thexr metal m declams com mercral and muslcal contests m short they relgned supreme m everythmg The Semor Play Icebound was one of the best m the hrstory of dear old T It was a wonderful accompllshment The end now approached and then commencement arrrved The mighty class of 27 became Alumm Wayne Brrclmrd Cm O N TI C E LL O C M r 1 L . f -- g f . a .- fu. ' 1 ' QQ ' ' A 77 I J. 3 . , , . , , . I , , I I . I . . , - 1 1 ,, 9 , . . ' Q! , ,, ' , . . . . . . Scholastic work, however, was not neglected, for an enviable record in this line was set up. - - J ' , ' , . . . . I I 7 1 ' , I . , . U 1 . , . - - -I - tt n ' - . , , . , 7 , ' I 9 1 I ' ' a 3 - ,I 9 . . . . . ,, . Y ,Y ' . . . A . , . . , . IT s - - zz av - - J , . . N . . , , . Q. E9 Page 46 9 Ln.. ff ..a!J'2 its E-. L E'f' Bcheve It Or Not 'bk' None of the boys wtll come out tomght Its too cold' And so Mr C M ung bluth keeper of the Bachelors Club settles down for a snooze by the warm fire He dozes off and soon a mist appears before htm At first xt IS foggy then xt becomes clear There 15 a speaker on a stage lxghts and thousands of people Who can they be? Why nts our good old U S Presxdent Frank Grlfhth and there at hxs stde IS l119 old standby Vxce Presxdent Wendell Mellor Suddenly the scene changes to a courtroom Yes lt ns a real one too because there ns a Jury You mlght know Old Man W Baker has been doxng some Monkeyshmes and IS bemg trled Look at the yury wlll you? There 1S Robert Mxhsen ames Brown IeRoy Bell Comer McDonald Benme Zoorwlll and others whom we cannot recognxze But one thmgs certam mustaches are stlll 1n style and Mr Browns 15 just as black and curly a Mr Mthsens Even the judge has one Who 1S the Judge? He can hardly be recog mzed But you can t fool C M that IS the Honorable Le1ghton Whlte Agam there 15 a flash of llght and this txme tt IS a bathmg beauty contest Lotene McTw1gan lS at the head but she IS followed closely by Gretchen McM1llan Norma Too zer and Lucille Speer and Now nt lS a beauty parlor There ts Mrs P Claus formerly Thelma Bolton She 15 recetvtng a permanent from the Madam Merelle Welles Merle Wells In the next room there IS a woman and a chtld Oh yes' It 15 Mrs Albert Turner and daughter Marxe Mrs Turner IS wattmg for her turn at the lron Now thmgs become very hazy For a ttme C M J can see nothmg then rn the dlstance there appears three men They look hke Merle Roarty Albert Brownell and Donald Wood There IS snow Oh' They are those three most courageous men m the umverse They are looktng for the valuable North Pole whlch has been reported stolen oh 1ts cold and our friend ungv leans closer to the fire Horns' Whtstles' Clangmg' So th1s IS New York He halls a tax: It IS n Orange and Whlte Cab owned and operated by Mr Darrel McTw1gan He dec1des t VISII the Model Office of New York and a mxst but he recogmzes those gxrls even ln a fog They are Marxan Lund Dorothy Spxtler Arlu Btchel Kathryn Srnnth une Gugler and Ruth Olson They are all smgle yet -even Marlan Then he vlslts Mr and Mrs R Moore the multtmxlllonaxres of 6th Avenue New York seems to have spoiled eserythmg Now he cant see a thlng ust fog and mlst He might have known that his experlences couldn t last forever But Aha' He looks up Burr rr rr and burr r r r r an aeroplane lands and the pxlot beckons to hmm The pxlot IS none other than Howard Gordon He asks C M to go for a rtde GQ' MONTICELLO Page 47 K .gt 4 I Q ',, , ' r I I - YY: 'C ' -V 4 . 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Mlldred Schmitz IS a swxmmmg mstructor Whats thus world comm to? A newspaper falls mto his hands Well I guess Ill read lt and see what rs gomg on m th1s cockeyed old world Gee Whxz' I know thus gn-l It s Ferne Coe and she s a model for a harr tomc adver txsement The PICEUIC IS a reproductxon from the orxgmal protrant drawn by Mildred Heft He turns to the mov1e sheet and hnds that Max Barber rs to be at the Liberty tonrght Dorothy Ann Roseberry IS gomg to play for hxm She plays five dllferent instruments at one tlme Then C M turns to the personal column and reads that Irnsmae Schumacher IS a basket ball coach for a Chmese school m Pekm Everythmg IS drm Ah' He hears muslc It sounds famlllar Why shouldn t lt? There is a tr1o consxstxng of Howard Howland Donald Bruegman and ack Hoden Doro- thy Edwards furnlshes the muslc on the tvpewr1ter and the boys sing Suddenly Clyde feels hlmself an a car bemg carrled over rallroad tracks He passes Bakers on 13th street and there IS Mane Brunell stxll jerkrng sodas Now he walks mto T H S Well how do you do Mr Myers? You re still stuck mg to old T How s every httle thxng? Anybody here you know? Sure enuff' Here s Myra Bxshop-stxll beheves m teachmg the glrls that a stxtch m tune saves nxne Who are those two bad girls you have there? They are the daughters of Ellzabeth Curtxs and Helen Clark You remember? just as sassy as you make em The boys drd come and they found C M asleep-He dldnt sleep long but they thought he was stlll dreammg when he told them what I have just told you Anonymous ,QQ- -r- I , - Y - ' r I Q Y 4 C Y ...1 L. ,, A, I . . . , . . , . w 4 , . - 1 ' - - 9 .. , - , . , . , . . 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J , , . . . , Page 48 43 9 :.2,:.ltrEs ,LWB fs Ea. gif' Scmors At Gmduauon I ha e somethmg to look forward to I have somethxng to look backward on wxth some regret Re ret ecause of many mrstakcs that were not v1s1ble at that txme I came I leave x tm much u1spoken but felt Clare De Wim My fethnvs upon g aduar on are mrxed wxth sadness and gladness I am glad because I can look lnck on my four years work as a successful farmer looks on hrs work at h close of the seasoa w h sat sfactxon and few regrets sad to thlnk that my hwh school Lays are over and that even though I may come luck xt wxll not be rn th same was or mth the same feelings Avis Sulllvan If Id say as most of them w1ll I reg et rt Id be speakmg the truth As yet I dont tven th nk of t part y due to lack of equlpment and th rest because xt fxlls me vxth we so to speak I mx ht sw th re rs no othtr lu h s h mol IJ rather graduate from E Curtxs sc au have such a good class Betty gmth When I rhmk of g aduat ng I have a feehng of sorrow be ause I know from thex there wxll be plcntv of hard work Max Barlm When I th1nk of graduat ng I feel that I have already done my work rn school and I am anvuous t m Get out IHIO the buslness world to do my other work I-Ielen Chrxsttns '1 When an undergraduate comes mto hrs sen1or year the thought IS usually A few more months and then what? A senxor has an undescrxbable feelmg, or rather a mrx ture of feelmgs one of whxch IS a pecuhar sense of responsrbrhty Everybody wants make good and although very few know how, or when or what they w1ll make good at All have the most promxsmg feelmg hope and wrth xt determxntlon to do therr best n fhelf Own W3Y Sldney Wllcox You bet Im glad to graduate from T It IS a dstxnctxon to be graduated from such a great school I have had my good trmes h re and I have been taught much both rn and out of the textbooks but when Ive served my txme Im ready to make room for the next fellow Wayne Blrchard To be able to say I have graduated from hrgh school 15 not everyone s prlvxleve today It IS just another of the many steps that must be taken rn order to reach the hnghest pomt of success It 15 nn a way a rehef to be out of school and yet rt 15 hard to reahze that we are gomg out mto th1s cruel hard world to wm or lose success Bryan Shawler Although I am graduatrng from hugh school I feel that I have just reached the first stepp ng stone of mv journey of l1fe It seems to be a pleasure to be through w1th school lessons but rt rs a great regret to leave the pleasant tlmes that I have had at Thomas efferson smce the first dav lessons were taught m the school une Gugler MONTICELLO ti-:Q ' 1 . . 1 ' f .- a .ff . A . V . I 'tif . g li ' . ' ' ' ' . g , v.l 1 ' . ' -' O f r Q ' ' . , . . ' ', ' ' t e '. 5 .t E . ' , 'g 3 , . ' : 4 . ' ' ' e . if Y' 5 . ' ' 9 h I I ' ' has ' 7 Q ' 1 . . , . , . ' A 1 , I . e y 3 , , .' . '. 'g 2 f - 'g ': 4 ' . I am glad I am graduating now, ETSI, because I want to get through school and second, ' c 5: we f . A ' r . . c . 1 on, . L . , ., x . h - L., n I . . . . ,, 7 7 A 1 ' ' . , . . . . . . I to , I n 7 Y 1 ' . ' i ' ' ' D . c , . , . , A 7 QQ ' 3, ' , ' ' 7 7 ,D ' I ' ' 7 ' l ' Y I A ' . . I , 3 7 0 4 9 Cf' Q A to Page 49 I ln, A v r I 1 I Page 50 2- MONTICELLO - - ' '-X S'-, ?f 0 JMONTICELLO 3 Page 51 V- ff X- 12-2' Q :Lures inf: ,EW Ea- s.. J' rg 'Ng ws, sqm MOSHE? 0 G3 Page 52 ANDERSON KIRKPATRICK LIDDFII umor Class Oficcrs HIRBFRT ANDERSON Preszflenl PERCY KIRKPATRICK Vzce Preszdcnt RUTH LIDDELL Secrelary HELEN MOSHER 'I reasurer umor Class Sponsors NELL POYZER ROSCOE S. CARTWRIGHT JJCONTICELLO 1 -2-Eames DW f 23 1-Ea I x.,-ff Class of 1928 Fzrxt ron Thelma Wrllrams Elma. Conklmg Alrce Neal Mxldrecl Bremholm Florence Evelyn Olson Astrld Vrberg .Second ron Maple McDonald Inez Butcher Anlta Olsen Etta Hansen Merlyn Kung Opal Allen Evelyn Whrte Marguerlte Hylton Fern Bruegman llnrd rwv Clark Cogley Paul Culton ohn Herbert Sam Knauss Frecl Morgan Vernon Nelson Robert Kmg Max Muller lourllm row George Rohrlg Bruce Stouffer ack Dlmon Roy Klotz Kenneth Cummms Kenneth Rlltllg ohn Rlsney Gerald Chadwlclc Leroy Palen Do not judge us by our errors lnefhclency 15 not our goal To learn to triumph m life s work Is the arm of every junior soul 2- MONTICELLO Page 53 . ' -fl ? Y- 1 v , 'F nw J .-1 L . ' ' .- A ' I: I I 7 A 7 ' 7 V 7 james, Arlene Williams, Florence Moore, Goldie Thystrup, 7 l '-' 1 9 . 1 r I a 7 - 7 I 7 ' 7 I ' '. 7 7 ,I Y 7 7 7 7 4' : . 7 7 J . 7 7 . 7 D 3 J . 7 A 7 5 5 . . . , 9 Y :O -HQ- l D1 G 5 L83 awnin g? of if ty Es- Class of 1928 Fxrst ron' Dorothy Custer Bessxe Gathers Dorothy Wledeman Lavon Greenway Ruth Glasford Merna Davlson Har 1et ordon Ester Ikmney Ruth McMullen Charlotte Smlth Ruth Nuzum Loxs Lund Secona' ron Thelma Wolcott Marjorle Grmstead Arlme Holhday Ruth Sonnet Helen Ogren Pearl Slmpson Helen Wlxxtebook Alga Park Gladys Thompson Astrld Vxberg Fern Bruegman Vlfglhla Rrchardson Lucxlla Wxttenburg Neuel Curtis Vadore Mallard Third row Mxldred Frazxer Clara Mott Carlyle Dryden Irene Lorenzen Pearl Rounds oseph Urzgal Gretchen Klonus Roy Howland Helen Mosher Carl Holmes Ruth Ltd Lxbby Lahch George Flelds Frances Herman Hlram Fadden Pearl Bostedt Gertrude Foy War en McHargue Donald Cox Fourth row Herbert Edmondson Roy Gllley Rlchard Conley Clyde Clark Ray Holmes ohn Conwell Paul Hoyt ohn Nlcholason Alton Nlepman Wllllam Katzenstem Frank Conboy Donald Coe Elgm Bray Melvll Ferron Walter Hartung F th row Kenneth Edenburn Patrasclmo Esocota Clayton Schroeder Don Peterson Donald Reynolds Herbert Anderson Carl McLa1n Herbert Scott Percy Klrkpatrlck Kenneth Kerns Clark Cogley Edward Pmhero Gordon Dorsett Perry Putt Loule Pltt Let us make the last year better Than those whnch have passed before And make for the class of 28 a name Invmcxble forevermore Ga- MONTICELLO Page 54 . .I , . , . , , 9 7 Y J s 2 9 7 5 ,: , . . . , . . , , 5 5 5 5 5 , , 5 , , . ' 'L . V 5 5 5 5 1 , .I a s 1 9 s ' dell, Marguerxte Hylton, John Andreason, Ruby Peterson, Donald Carlson, Helen Conkhng, 5 U 5 5 . 7 5 5 r , . : 5 I 5 1 5 Y 5 , J 7 5 -I 5 5 5 5 5 5 7 ' if - ' ' ' ' 5 5 5 5 7 7 9 y 3 ! Y 5 5 5 ' I 5 QQ 5, 5 O t r r, Q D 'LL EB fi xl E..- Class of 1929 Fzrst row Ada ames Catherme Llall Ruth Clark Erma Nelson Helen Hlcks Irene Mar tm Lucllle Lrps Wmlfred Bryant Mary Hoyt Nora Bell Second row ohn Clark Lloyd Erlckson Fred Burkhart Charles OHara Dugan Hunts Tlnrd row Ruth Loulse Wolfe Hazel Crabtree Freda Campbell Maxme Stephenson Clarabelle Parrxsh Nrna Brown Dorothy Thompson Irene Hackley Martha Harrod Fourth row Beth Clark Mary Scott Melvln Noel Byron Reltz John Pearson Robert Foster ames Stoddard Max Endrcott Prank Loudon Chester Snethen Bessle Heller Florence Peterson S- MONTICELLO Page 55 ' 5 J 9 l 1 s 3 1 ' 9 ' . , . . , . . , , . . ' 7 - J 9 9 1 9 ' man, Robert Wallace, Elton Anderson, Earl Christensen, Gerald Warner. l 5 . 9 1 1 I 1 ' 9 l 9 1 1 3 ' : 7 , I 7 . , 1 1 J , ' A Y -' , A , , . 0 11121 A ppelalzon ANDERSON HERBERT Agnes ANDERSON OHN jolmatlmn BRAY ELGIN Ingersoll CARLSON DON Swede CLARK CLYDE Clarrg COLE DON Kzng Coal CONBOY FRANK Frank ur er CONLEY RICHARD Drk CONWELL OI-IN johnny Cox DONNFLL Don DORSETT GORDON Deacon DRYDEN CARLYLE Slmup FDMIJNDSON HERBERT Her' ESCOTO PATROFINIO On mrfap FADDTN HIRAM Senaror FIELDS GEORGE 111071 FERRON MELVILL M llzt HANKS HUGH Hunl HARTUNG WALTER Hara' Hrng HOLMES CARL C Holmes esq HOLMES RAYMOND Ray HOWLAND ROY Ianlq HOYT PAUL Haul IXATZFNSTFIN WILLIAM Bxll KERNS KENNETH Kenme KIRKPATRICK PERCY Pusyey MCHARGUY WARREN Mzrkev MCCOY AMES DanIcl13oone IVICIAIN CARI Kule NICHOLASON OHN .Slzclq NIFPMAN ALTON Neat PETERSON DONALD Pete PINHERO EDWARD Ed PITT LOUIE IordP1It REYNOLDS DON Wzllte SCHROTDER CLAYTON Plate SCOTT HERBERT Hebee SHIVELY RICHARD Dzrle URSGAL OSEPH Mztc C: Page 56 1 so .pre Em Ea. !'.'J ll lm a student at T Napohan IV We wonder To crack jokes Get an Eddy ficatton HIS Slsters fault Mr Myers lVI1rg Cox HIS Dad It pays to advertIse DorIs Our error IVI'Ike Freshmen feel at home At S O l Ro te To tame gold hsh Better than Omaha O take the Sxgnal O learn Greek play football Learn Botany To learn to play marbles Ask LOUISC To get In a play Hmm Dunt Esk To get Gertrude hack To show Carrol who S smartest To play Pmg Pong How do we know To get a glfl The Spell hmds Show Off hIs halt To get the l'I3l7lI of thmkmg To act htg Hot Dog Perry qult No law agillnif dCf8CflV6 I'I1lI'ldS To learn h A B CS To learn Ch1h8S8 Ask hIm Learnmg to plat acks QQKONTICELLO Studyzng 10 be Auto mechamc Barber ProfessIonal gum tester Teacher at the I S D A preacher PreSIdent of the I W W Dancmg Instructor Poet OnIOn Peddler A clnmney sweep Beauty specIalIst Sample peddler Horse doctor Polo shark Cow puncher SCICDIIHC bean shooter A voter A soloxst A sp1rItaulISt A chIcken ralser O W Holmes II A furnace maker Anythmg Hans Katzenjammer Street car conductor A chIrOpractor A lvIlly goat A successful newshoy Owner of Sp1rl Plug A haIr dresser Solxtare Shark A genume Swede Prmce Wollefer Vlfm P tt We avoxd all S and'Ils Moth ball sampler A tonsOrIal artlst Slnpper on IndIan creek GIant In CIFCUS slde show fa- f , ' ' , r In I ' A 1? . ,X '- 74 I . - A, ,X X, - I A ,, . . 5 J ,- ., , .I , f- R, . . 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JYCONTICELLO Page 59 9 :Lines ,lv Xia E x..,f' Class of1929 if 1 Gus Florence Austin Clarice Bowman Marie Brock Velma Busch Eva Capper Helen Chancel lor Beth Cox Margaret Cox Mary Davis Esther Dinkle Louise Dippel Lillian Erbes Marguerite Fellmgham Marian Gilmore LaVonne Goetsche Blanche Grove Gera ine Harkms Marie Herman Katherine Herweg Alpha Holder Lilly Mae Hutchinson Esther ensen Osa McCluslq Dorothy Norman Lucille Overton Doris Pelton Eretta Pinhero Lillian Raph Gladys Reed Martha Schroeder Harriet Schumacher Neitha Senift Bernice Shipley Imo Skinner Frieda Smith Fave Speer ean Spinks Winifred Stevens Doris Sul livan Dorothy Sullivan Grace Vermillion Helen Wakehouse Louise Walker Bow ack Anderson Roscoe Anderson Fred A mstrong Frank Bascom Walter Cassel elm Chris- tenson George Clark Virgil Crane Walter Curran Walter Fairman Kermit Fish r George Fuller Lyman Gile ohn Gruelach Hugh ared George Kennerd Milton Krasne David Lewis Harold Lindgren Hansel Lytle K enneth Mayer Teddy Miller Cloice Myer Alfred Norman ames Phoenix oseph Rhodes Chauncey Riche Harry Rosenthal Robert Ryall Orval Segrave ames Shawler Raymond Spiker ohn Street Eldon Thornton Paul Thy- strup George Utterback. 5- MONTICELLO Page 60 9 x , -- I I 11213. s ni ...JL ff X' Eud- Class of 1930 Gzrs Georgle Bachman Katharme Bruce Thelma Chrystal Lors Collms Marguerxte Erlclcson Vlvlan Fawkes Hamer Fouser Catherme Fuller Opal Green Elfreda Hansen Alace Harvey Cormthla Harvey Clara Headly Helen Heller Pearl Hxgby Margaret Hunt Gladys Hunt Margaret Lamson Ruth Lambertson Betty Hutchms Marybelle Klbby DeL1ll1a Lenoclcer farrxe Lewxs Bernadme Loudon Anna May Nenlson Edna Olson Harrlet Orme Artense Page Mary Paulson Grace Rlggs Helen Shelhorn Anna Stxllnovlch Lucllle Vincent Pansey Boys Gllbert Arthur Roy Avls Homer Breezley Clxfford Bolton Charles Bremholm Cecll Burk hart ohn Busey Arnold Chrrstensen rm Coolcsey Harold Donlan Wxllnam Foutch Richard Godwm Carl Hagstrom Fred Hamllton Everett Hanks Hurlen Harvey Earl Hathaway Elden Head Clyde Henry Elton Hxgglnbotham Harold League Clifford Leslxe Ray Lxn mger Lloyd McCord Harold Martm Raymond Mayberry Clmton Mayer George Morgan Oscar Morrns Clovls Myers Frank Myers ohn Myers Leo Nogg Wlllxam Olson Frances Reed Wessley Roberts Robert Russell Kenneth Scholes ohn Sulhoff Robert Sulllvan Otto Summers Everett Thomas Max Tlngley Gordon Wilcox Roy Wilcox jay Wrxght S. JKONTICELLO Page 61 'I . , . , , . . , . . , .. , . , . , , , , . . , , , . , , , . , , . , . , .. , I . ., . , . , , , , 5 , , . , , .. . , . . , Walker, Mollie Zoorwill. . , ., , . , , . - ,J , . ,J. , , .. , . l 7 Q I 7 , I 7 , 7 . . , , . ., .- . , , ., , . , y ., . , ,J , , .. , , , , ,J , ' , Y 7 D 7 - 7 I Y I ' Q 'Lx V- :.:gg.lmEg,,,.-:!! 3 fees: E.,- Class of 1950 Gxr 5 Ardrthe Ahrens Geraldme Barnete A dlhe Br mholm Mable Brlck Helen Brown C dace Carper Maxme Carver Gretchen Chr1stofIerson Edrth Clausen Margaret Clements Dorothy Cohoe Evelyn Darrah Bernadette Curran Glorra Dordge Mabel Ellrs Xelma Frsher Vernest Frazxer Dorothy Gordon Thelma Gordon Vrrgrnxa Grexner Rema Haxght Fern Halstead Irene Hammond Vxola Harrls Mable Headley Edna Hooper Vlargaret Humphrey Muriel Inman Verna ohnson Mamle Lallch Loulse Landon Raymond Ley tham Ruth Lmmger Marran Mann Eva Martm Lucrle Maxwell Kathryn Mrller Elda Nlepman Dorothy Olson Esther Olson Irene Palmerton eanette Petersen Helen Phrllrps Nan Prerce Vlvlan Pxrtle Madge u1ck Madalyne Ralke VIOIH Reed Oral Rogers Elma Whxte Ada Wlndom Boys umton Buck Paul Bach ohn Barnes Loule Barrntt 1m Baskervxlle Kenneth Boga dus Charles Cage Frank Carbaugh Paul Chambers Darrell Clmkenbeard Seamore Cohn Ray Culton Davld Denms Raymond Dubos Edgar Fagan Clrfford Flcklm Glenn Flynn W1l ham Foley Robert Grllram Kenneth Greulach Melvrn Hawkms Tom Henderson Bernard Hendrxcks Allce Hmman Barton Homan Leroy Huffine Verle Inman Maynard Irwm ames acobs Everett ones Wrllard ordan Vernon Kerns LaVerne Krlbane Noel Kung Royce Knapp oseph Kunlk Howard Lmdgren Bernard Lund Gordon Mrllafd Clayton Nicholson Charles Palen oseph Papst Thomas Ramsey Aaron Reed Donald Robmson Dresden Smith Frank Smlth Wrlllam Smrth ames Speer Andrew Staby Merle Stoulfer Paul Suden Wxllxam Tell George Thompson Orvllle Thurston Paul Toay Frank Van Alstme Damel Vokt S- CYVCONTICTLLO Page 62 ' I . 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I 7 9 - 7 7 , . . ,V WA--- . 3 ' E 'W L..f5 ' raf , f'f X' Eel Class of 1931 Gtr s Freeda Barnes Dorothy Barrxtt Dorxs Blakeman Arleen Brandon Bermce Bray Helen Brown Dorothy Bruegman Madelene Coe Mmnle Colwell Margaret Coulson Luella Davls Lulu Dxnkel Lorrene Dunlcle Margaret Flynn Vlrgxma Gumnee Ethel Hagst om Vwxan Harkms Ethel Hawkms Fern Heath Kathryn Hough Loulse Hunter Marjorie Huntsman Ellzabeth ones ane ones Geraldine Kellogg Opal Kofoed Frances Lamson Margaret Lmdsay Opal McKeever Fanme Mlchmch Grace M1lbach Marle Moon Clara Nelson Sue Nlelsen Lucllle Page Anna Palmlsano Ruth Paulson Ruth Pelton Marjorxe Raph LaReme Reed Katherme Rlsney Edna Rummerfleld Dorothy Sebrell can Sherman Hazel Shipley Loretta Slusher Allce Smxth Lllly Smxth Marxe Smlth Nadme Spurgm Marte Tellander Selma Wells Freeda Tucker W1lma Walrath Mary Wllll3mS Boys Lloyd Black Edward Blumenstem Leroy Bogardus ames Bowes ames Breedlove leon Brown Walter Brunell Robert Calane ohn Carter Loren Chancellor Albert Collett XVayne Crocker W1ll1s Cummins Herman Dlppel W1ll1am Dubois Floyd Fetters Curtis Forgrave Robert Fouser Charles Foutch Leland Gammon Howard Grlfhth Lester uugler Maurxce Gunderson Carl HalcM1ller Donald Hansen Wlllxam Head Frank Hodgson Clniford Holder Paul Honey Byron Hough Everett Huntsman Niels uul Howard Kemp Herbert Kxng Gordon Klefman ohn Kozalc Adair Leslte Edmund Lorenzen Martm Lowman Vance McConnell Paul McLain Donald Martxn Ervm Muller Donald MmlkUS Villllxam Oshlo Thomas Patterson Lester Phxllxps Eugene Rnchardson Ollver Schumbert Nelson Stzer Clifford Smlth Maurice Speer Harry St Claxr Noel Supernaw Charles Tice Wayne Tyhurst Tony Uragal Stacy Wood Walter Znmmerman MONTICELLO Page ' l 7 . 7 7 7 . 7 I 7 99 , 9 7 . l 1 9 l 7 . 7 7 7 . . . . 7 r 7 I . 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Q3 ai-X -, ' . f Aftixx- is 5 MONTICELLO LBQARD 19 2 7 We, the members of the Monticello Board, have worked zealously in the production of the 1927 Monticello We have tried to embody in our book all the activities of Thomas Jefferson and offer it to you as a monument of me Class of 1927 In accordance thereof, we the members of the Monticello Board, affix our hand and seal OZZWMAA Fditor in chief Ass't Editor in chief jfwfffvfff 77Ifv5v4Mv Business Manager W? if Advertising Manager QLIM4, 054114 Organizations ical Forensics aw class Editor Class Editor Athletics Humor Done this 51st day of May in the year 1927 A D at Thomas Jefferson High School, Council Bluffs Iowa WCONTICELLO I fx ' Q AQ .... . - - ,... ........ 2- B e s 3 .- 5 , ,,, C 12...- N , ' I Pase 69 S- MONTICELLO .gg 5- -JB' ' H1 E- xx h .f'fN iai Signal Staff FIISC Semester Fxrst row Vernon Nelson Lucllle Hoyt Mane Myers Ethel Cohen rmmxe ames Second row ohn Gruelach Arthur Cummmgs ack Hoden Clark Cogley Rrchard Shu ely About five years ago Thomas efferson I-lrgh School was officially opened for the edu cation of the school chrldren of Council Bluffs Although thrngs were runmng along mcely there was somethmg mxssmg The students were not bemg well enough mformed about school actxvmes and other news and rt was to supply thrs that the Hrsr Srgnal was publrshed by two English classes headed by Mlss Brrgham The hrst paper was a small alfarr but splte of this the school had a paper wlth many years ahead to grow bxgger and better I growth IS illustrated by the plcture on the followlng page MONTICELLO -3 Page 70 ' 1 , ' , ' , ,J' ' J - :J 1 ' :J 2 y - ' J . . I - a ... . . . N . ,, . ' ' ' . ' in . . V. 4 . u ts f 'LX EYES if! ffX Q-, ff 'f HOW C'IRCULKl'I01'1 DEPAR rnnnr X TYPESETT1 HG sromaveluc EDIT I HG CLASS THE SIGNAL IS MADE OH THE PRESS MAKE so -rox 1 svsc s PR F 0 JYCONTILELLO 9 Pg! wi - . im. I 4-J-JkM ,. ia. Q ' 43 . Q fi. E 1 V 'ff' if 4 K fit, ,, X EE W x -UP I N T 00 lm m ,L . W .- I' I ft 5 -mil ES .f-fox' Ea.- Signal Staff Second Semcstcr Thrrd row Mr Rerncl Harold Bastron ohn Frred Byron Rertz Clyde Clark Robert King Chester Snethen Second row Merle Roarty Robert Wallace Grage Rule Mlss Mlller Don Bruegman lack Woolman Lowell Strobele Harold Orme lust row Donald Nelson Wynne Baker Bertha Woodrow Rosahe Richman Norma Cad In the years than followed the Signal dld grow brgger and better and the students drd look forward to the day when the paper came out Why? Because they l1ke to know what IS gomg on rn the school This year the Srgnal has reached the height of rts glory bemg bigger than ever before Thxs IS the first year a sux page paper has been put out regularly The stories of rhrs year s Yzgnal have been rncreased 1n 1nterest It IS the pohcy of the Signal to report the school news accurately and mterestmgly and If IS probably because of thrs fact that the subscrlptlons are growmg larger each year MONTICELLO Page 7 L , .Q 1 P I - -- , . I : - 'I 7 A a J . 9 Q 7 9 I a : , 7 , F I 7 , , 7 7 ' T U 2 ' s 9 1 1 I a ' wallader, Mayme Henderson, Howard Howland. ff ' ,, ' ' , 7 . ,I b . . , . . i in K . . . . 1 1 ' ' , ga .3 7- DKPXNRTICS r Q- I m 5 .LX .mam e E-. The Whole Town s Talkmg Alurnm Play The Whole Towns Talking about the alumni play mclclentally that IS the name of vlous A not of laughter fights and marlgolds made a hectlc evemng for the audnence as well as for the partlclpants The cast was Don Morrow Ions Plerce Herman Larson Wxllxam Poster Glen Clxzbe Evelyn Knuclson Glaclvs Rlce Lnly Stemhurg Alberta lVlcKmnev Vlr gll Kreger Dorothy McMullen and Helen ucld S- CWCONTICELLO Page 74 xx cc ! ' 7? rr 1 ' an - - - - 7 the pI'0dlJCfl0I'l. Mrs. Lee LOClKl'l3I'If dll'6CI8Cl the alumni 35 she l13S the two VCQFS PFC- . , . . . . .. . : , J . . , 7 . . ' 9 . 7 - 9 , l 9 I D s l , 9 l ' , J - 2 6, .LX 1' f X i nd 5 Vi Three LIVC Ghosts A dope a lcleptxmamac a reward seekmg woman a poor gxrl a lcldnapped child dumb but sympathetic mald all take thelr place on the stage with the Three Llve Ghosts The dope or whatever he really IS an Amerxcan fugltlve and an English ex soldier are the Ghosts Thelr domgs make the mlrth and romance of the play Under the dlrectxon of Mrs Lee Lockhart a novel method was used ln producmg Three I 1ve Ghosts For the first txme at Thomas efferson a double cast was chosen to present the P ay The first cast namely 'Vlerle Roarty Helen Clark Thelma Cooley Robert Holder Robert Kmg George O Hara Robert Russel Clolce Myers Ruth Liddell Albert Brownell Helen Mosher gave the play anuary 14. On the followxng evenmg xt was given by Merle Roarty, Helen Mosher, Bessie Heller, Harry Rosenthal Margueritex Fellingham, Sam Knauss, Robert King, Robert Russel, George O'Hara, Cloice Myers, and Helen Clark. 2- at JstoNT1cE1.Loe e Page 75 9 :Lines il ,fi Es.- vi Adam and Eva Adam and Eva was presented by the unior Class The young adopted father Adam Smith was played by Donald Peterson Mildred Bremholm was Eva the youngest sister in Smith s family who later becomes his wife The second evening Eva was charac terized by Gertrude Christoiferson The other characters played both evenings. The cast was composed of Robert King, Lavone Greenway, Donald Carlson, Helen Wllitebook, Bruce Stouffer, Florence James, Roy Gilley, and Warren McHargue. The play was directed by Maurine Johnson. gg MONTICELLO Q Page 76 .f of a3 - The Fanuly Upsta rs The Family Upsta1rs IS a true representation of moderate family llfe Ir deals wnth phases of famxly love nts follxes the mconvemences due to paperhangers clamless clam chow der and any number of other thmgs including the much muddled love affalr of Iouxs Heller a member of che famlly and Charles Grant These characters are portrayed by Elxzaheth Curtls and Melv1n Noel The other mem ers of the famlly are Mr Heller ack Woolman Mrs Heller Thelma Cooley Wlllle Don Reynolds and Annabelle Vlfglnla Gulnne Charles mother 15 played by Mane Bru nell Frank Myers IS the Ilttle Grant boy Merlyn Kmg IS Mrs Callahan the dressmaker Insert Maurme ohnson dxrector ga- CZKONTICELLO Pxge 7 . . cc 1 97 N . . ,, . . . . . . . . . , . . . 1 9 9 ' - , - - rt sy - ' , . 1 a - b : . , J 3 . , : , . . . . , . . 1 r ' ' ' QC ' 77 ' ' . . . , . . : J . , . S , QQ- , j in 6 3 ix Hlcebound Icebound on a farm wrth a famrly of crow buzzards and a young black sheep pendmg lmprrsonment furmshes the plot for the drama Merle Roarty plays the younger ordan brother Ben who IS bemg sought by the police ane Crosby who IS left the ordan property helps the entire famlly and at last marries Ben ane IS taken by Helen Clark Others of the play are Emma ordan Clare DeW1tt Henry ordan Herbert Burke Ella ordan Norma Cadwallader Nettle ordan Mane Henderson Orm Carlyle Dryden Hannah Mildred Heft udge Bradford ames Brown Mr ay ack Hoden Doctor Ben me Zoorwlll Sadie Thelma Cooley Icebound was dlrected by Maur ne ohnson 2- MONTICELLO Page 78 J .. .- J . J , . . . . J' - J , 's .J , , J , s 'J , ' sk 9 Q ,.' t JJ ,J s-JJ 9 , - N H ' . CIETIE LITERARY 50 5 P I D1 E- ix rf . .nm 19 ..-:!.f-'Buffs E-. Dclphlan Off1cers Maru Henderson I orene McTw1e1n Florence Moore Marlon Lund Merle Wells M1ss Nell Poynr Presldent Y 1ce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Sgt at Arms Sponsor Out Our Way Lorene McTw1g:m Ehzabeth Curtns Loulse Dxppel Marguerlte Fellmgham Arlene Hnlxday Mnss Nell Povzer The Delpluans began the year wxth a wemer ro1st at Fatrmont Park Everyone there had a good tlme Later they had a Date Party Many games were played and prxzes glven A Krd party was the next ex ent 1n the Delplnans Socxal Calendar Thls perhaps was enjoyed the most of any oclal event glven The room was prettrly decorated rn Christ mas colors and there was a Chrrstmas tree Chxldlsh games were played and the sponsor proved to be a good k1d Later Santa Claus pald a v1s1t and was glven 1 hearty welcome Popcorn balls apples and cookles were served For the benefit of rhe new memb rs a Val entnne party was given on February 16 Now dont tlnnk all the Delphrans do IS play Far from lt' Our team conslsttng of Marte Henderson Dorothy Spttler and Elxzabeth Smxth won flrst place xn the lnter society debate As a result we have two members on the debate squad Ellzabeth Smtth and Marle Henderson Gwendolene Kemp had the lead 1n the play To the Ladnes wlnle Helen Clark represented us m Three Lwe Ghosts one nrght and Marguerrte Fellmgham had the lead 1n the same play the followmg night Helen Clark was gwen the lead ln the Senior play Icebound Marxe Henderson Elnzabeth Curtls and Irene Martm trled out for the declamatory contest Ellzabeth took nrst place for the dramanc and competed 1n the dnstrtct rvntest As to muslc Mae C1ll1me took the lead m the oprrttta Colltcmre Qu you s x rue non uct urns rn d nmtn s cltlwnmi and musxc JQCONTICELLO s Q i iivli a . 7. . . . 4 Ya , ' X . 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Delphian Literary Society Fzrst row Marjorie Raph Mary Hoyt Thelma Crystal Pauline Sluyter Alga Parks Selma Wells Marie Tellancler Aileen Brandon Second row Helen Hicks Nora Bell Faye Speer Dorothy Hopper Lillian Raplx Miss Poy zer Marguerite Fellingham Clarabelle Parrish Marie Henderson Goldie Thysrrup Brennan Doris Parrott Merle Wells Helen Ager Lorene McTwigan Four! row Lucille Wrttenburg Bessie Heller Marie Burnell Irene Martin Lucille Speer Elizabeth Smith Helen Clark Elrzaoerh Curtis Gwendolene Kemp Thelma Bolton I1 zh row Ruth Sonnet Gertrude Foy Newel Curtis Evelyn Darrah Louise Dippel Mar garet Cox Neitha Senift Marian Mann Florence Vloore Arlxne Holliday 6. CjyfoNT1CELLo Page 81 Third row: Irene Lorenzen, Lillian Shrader, Helen Whitebook, Frieda Campbell, Dorothy 5 a is i s v I i 9 ' : 9 O , ' QQ? :Irv-lags in in 1:3- x.,-f Delta Rho Officers Frrst Semester Second Semester LaV1na Hartman Presrdent LaVxna Hartman Dorothy Ann Roseberry Vlce Presrdent une Gugler Evelyn Olson Secretarv Evelyn Olson Helen Orme Treasurer Dorothy Ann Roseberry Mnss Wrnnette Curtis Sponsor Mrss Wlnnette Curtls The Delta Rho Lxterary Socrety although the youngest grrl s socrety 1n Thomas effer son has just completed a very successful season The members have worked hard to mam tam and rarse the standmg of the socrety rn all act1v1t1es both currlcular and extra curricular In debatmg the record was especrally good The team Clare DeW1tt Evelyn Olson and LaVma Hartman reached the final round and lost to the Delphran team by a two to one decrsron Clare DeW1tt was a member of the hrgh school squad In declamatory work the socrety was represented bv Marguerrte Hylton who took first place rn the seml hnals of the oratorlcal secrxon Many members were chosen for parts 1n the plays of the year Thelma Cooley took clever leads m Three Lrve Ghosts and The Famrly Upstalrs In the Semor play Ice bound Clare Dewrtt and Thelma Cooley had parts m the junior play Adam and Eva Evelyn Olson was a member of the cast In the Llterary Socrety Basketball Tournament the Delta Rho team won the champ ronshrp by defeatmg the Nu Omega Srgmas 13 9 rn an overtrme game The gxrls who played m the games were une Gugler Helen Chrrstensen Marlon Grlmore Clare DeW1tt Mary Scott Helen Orme and Ida Shull LaV1na Hartman presrdent of the socrety IS Editor rn Chref of the 1927 Montlcello Some of the socxal affalrs of the year were a mothers party partles at the homes of Evelyn Olson Bernadme Loudon and Geraldme Harkrns and others held at the school The Delta Rhos feel a justtflable prlde m the years work and hope to mamtam the scholastlc standmg and accompllshments of the past In thxs connectlon the soclety desnres to express 1ts thanks to the sponsor Mrss Curtls for her elfort and mterest MONTICELLO ri T r, 1 L , r n.- ITA-' I June Gugler ..,.......... .......,, S gt.-at-Arms ......,.. .........., B ernadine Loudon , . , . , . . J - 7 ' ' . . D , . 7 . , . - I ' If ' ,Y ff ' ' Y, ' ff ,,, 9 3 , . - h J a I v I ' 1 l 9 7 7 ' a l I . 7 - , . . . . , . . . , . . , . A Ga Q Page 82 0. 5 if , fain? 12..- Dclta Rho L1terary Soc1ety Furs! row Irene Pomerton Helen Heller Mary Scott Imo Slcmner Harrlet Orme Anna Walker Second row Acla ames Ruth Nuzum Thelma Cooley Geraldme Harlcms May Nmcent LaV1na Hartman Clare DeW1n Frances Hansen Helen Chrlstensen Verna ohnson Third row Ida Shull Velma Lldgarcl Thelma Wxlllams Anlta Olson Inez Butcher Mlss Fourth row Helen Orme Blanche Grove Mollxe Zoorwxll Osa McCluskey Ruth Olson Dorothy Ann Roseberry une Gugler Mable Ellxs Esther Olson Fx lb row Margaret Paulson Grace Rlggs Mmme Colwell Anna Mae Nnelson 'Vlargaret Hunt Alice Mae Harvey Bernaclme Loudon Lucllle Vmcent Erma Nelson MRFIOH Gilmore Vwlan Harkms S- JYCONTICELLO Page 83 : J , , , . ' Y 7. 7 I 1 l 9 a G 9 J - Curtis, Opal Allen, Merlyn King, Evelyn Olson, Marguerite Hylton, Ruth Louise Wolfe. a J 7 I a - .f : , . , . . , . , - 9 :blues .safe is .Ea- J cffcrsonian Oiiicers Pirst Sidney Wilcox Kenneth Smith George Rohrlg Semester Warren MCI-Iargue Clyde M jungbluth Vice President Secretarv Treasu Sgt at A ms Sponsor The jelfersoman Literary Soc ety the youngest in the school was organized in anuary 1926 Since that time it has advanced very rapidly Second Semester Paul Culton Bennie Zoorwill George Rohrig Walter Cassel Clyde M Jungbluth I..8lgl'lf0n XXflllI6 and Bennie ZOOI'Wlll represented flle ClTC!'S0nl3nS VBFY well ln d?b3Ilng t is year Many officers bear 1ts high standard in the Military drill There are thirteen effersonians in the orchestra and the band of Thomas efferson orchestra which has made several successful performances was organized under the ex cellent leadership of Leighton White In 3ln'1OSf CVCFY SCl'100l plav lnany Cfl:6l'S0nlanS l'l3V8 8Xl'llblt6d Illell' skill The call of 3fl'1lCUCS WRS heard and well 3nSW6l'9d many fl'0n'1 tl'IlS SOClCfy We are climbing steadily up the ladder to our goal which is to be the leading society of Thomas efferson High School I age S4 MGNTICELLO 2 f,,, A - A - ' Y -T 1' I , A -'lj 1:2 I l S -- ' Leighton White President Kenneth Smith U I Y I 7 U D .I , . , . . , . 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C - y K X' ia! effcrsonlan L1terary Sotlety Frm row ohn Greulach Clayton Schroeder asper Prxce Bruce Stouffer Mr jungbluth George Clark Gordon Dorsett Robert Ryall Everett Thomas Raymond Sp1ker Second row Clifford Smlth ames Stoddard Warren McHargue Melvm Noel Kenneth Smrth Harry Rosenthal Rrchard Conley Paul Culton Walter Cassel Tfurd row Gordon Wllcox Earl Hathaway Kenneth Mayer George Rohrxg Cloxce Myers Walter Falrman Harold Lrndgren George Fuller ohn Chrxstensen Fourth row Edward Pmhero ack D1mon Roy Wllcox Ray Lmmger Alfred Norman Douglas Wrlcox Sydney Wrlcox Bennxe Zoorwlll Frank Loudon 2- MONTICELLO Page 85 J . . . :J s :J a r - a n 1 7 a - 2 ,J , , , Q 7 a Q - : , , , Y 7 a 9 1,1 - 1 7,1 7 7 7 A 1 1 a 1 Y G- 2 43.1125 il' Sw E..- C.,-f Nu Omega S1gma OFFICERS Fmt Semester Second Semester Thelma Clarlc Presldent Dorothy Edwards Mxldred Heft Vice Presldent Lavonne Greenway Frances Herman Secretary Elva Huklll Mlldred Herman Treasurer Harrxet ordan Ruby Kirkwood Sergeant At Arms Dons Pelton Mxldred Boyer Reporter Rosalne Richman Mrs Clara Strlclcland Sponsor Mrs Clara Strickland Motto HSIIIVC to the Hxghest The Nu Omega Sngma Lxterary Soc1ety was orgamzed m September 1923 Slnce that time lf has been developmg lh scholarshlp leadershxp and character In the 1I'1fCl'SOClCfV declamatory contest we were represented by Gretchen Klonus ora torlcal Dorothy Edwards dramatlc and Mlldred Heft humorous In the all school contest we were represented by Dorothy Edwards and Mildred Heft and won second as a literary soclety m the number of pomts earned Nu Omega Sigma was successful m gettmg four of nts members Dorothy Edwards, Ruth Carbough Gretchen Klonus and Francxs Herman on the debate squad Some of the partxes we have had durlng che year are a Thanlcsglvmg party at the home of Mrs Strxclcland our sponsor our annual Chrlstmas party an entertamment for the alumni of Nu Omega Slgma and our annual mothers party ln May The last event of the year was a farewell party to our semors who were seventeen ln number In the future we hope to contmue our scholarshlp standing for leadershxp and character S- JMONTICELLO Page 86 fo: -f'- Z I ' ' 7' -4 T , ' ,,f' ...-1 L .W 'V' - I . 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K of Xe is-rl a Nu Gmega S1gma L1terary SOCICYY Fmt row Marle Herman Fern Gelser Doris Pelton Ruth McMullen Merna Davidson ean Sherman Qecond row Charlotte Smxth Beth Cox Rosalle Richman Thelma Clark Eva Huknll Dorothy Edwards LaVone Greenway Harriet ordan Maxine Carver Marjorie Grlmstead Elma Conklmg Thxrd row Mabel Brick Clar1ce Bowman Opal Green Georgle Bachman Anna Sfllll'10VlCl'1 Marguerite Erickson Mrs Strxckland Gladys Reed Lucllle Hoyt Esther Dmkle Vrola Reed Fourth row Elda Nexpman Pearl Rounds Helen Ogren Frances Herman essxe Stouffer Lulu Dmkle Bernice Bray Ruth Pelton Mary Wxlllams Kathryn Mmller V1rg1n1a Gumnee F1 tb row Vxrgmla Greene Thelma Gordon Dorothy Custer Katherlne Smxth Gretchen Klonus Lavon Canady Mzldred Heft Mildred Herman Nellxe Dxlts Sue Nellson Mrldred Boyer 2- JKONTICELLO ' Page 87 9 l m ,LX in f 5 X 12-2' x... - 5 P111 Ups1lon PH Ofhcers Fxrxt Semester Don Bruegman Fred Morgan Albert Turner Earl Walker Max Endlcott Don Wood ohn F Remel President V1ce Pres1dent Secretary Treasurer Sergeant At Arms Reporter Sponsor Second Semester Bryan Shawler Robert Kmg Frank Fonboy Byron Reltz Max Endlcott Donald Carlson ohn F Relnel The Phl Upsxlon Lxterary Soclety was organlzed ln 1923 by Mr W H Thompson The next year Mr ohn F Remel became the sponsor of the society and has had that honor ever sxncc The membershlp of the Phr Upsxlon has gradually mcteased It has thlrty flve members th1s year Tlus mcrease IS the result of a very actxve sponsor and a staff of en thusxastlc officers Phl Ups1lon was represented ln plays by very wxllmg workers Not one play passed wrthout a P111 Upsllon member ln xt whxle the productxon staff usually contamed one or more members of thls society The soczety had Robert Kxng on the debate squad and ln the fmals of the IUYCFSOCIBIY declamatory contest The edxtor rn chxef of the Srgnal IS a Phr Upsxlon In athletxcs the soclety was represented by elght men on the hrst squad ln football and four men on the first squad ln basketball About one half of Thomas effersons track team are members of th1s soclety A novel program commlttee plan was adopted bv the members at the begmmng of the school year Thxs plan 1S as follows Three members are to be chosen at the begmmng of efery semester to serve as the first program commxttee At each succeedmg meetxng one member ret1res and another IS appolnted by the presldent and the retlrmg member serves as a chanrman for the program As a result of thus plan many mteresnng programs are mr ranged wluch brmg speakers of prommence to thc socnety Members of the socrety also par tlcnpate m the programs MONTICELLO l g 2' -3 Iage88 P I ln .R re ,, 4 K X' ia. Ph1 UPS1lO11 L1terary Soc1ety Fmt row Homer Beazley Bryon Rextz Bryan Shawler lmmre ames Merle Roarty Albert Turner Donald Bruegman Frank Conboy Earl Cbrlstensen Gllbert Arthur George Morgan Second row Leo Nogg Glen Wade Robert Kung Grage Rule Gerald Chadwxck Mr Tlvxrd row ohn Sulhoff Donald Peterson Durwood Drake Kenneth Stewart Wlllxam Harriman Harold Martm Cllfford Lesl1e Dave Lewls Gerald Warner Donald Carlson Donald Cole Tom Henderson Fourth row Harold Bastrom Donald Wood Clyde Knapp Herbert Edmundson Earl Walker Darrel MCTWlg3D Vernon Nelson Fred Morgan Herbert Burke Clark Cogley Lowell Fagan Ambrose Butler MONTICELLO Page S9 . : , ' 7 , J' . J 7 7 7 7 7 7 3 ' : 1 9 ,I 7 1 l x ' Reinel, Leroy Brown, Donald Cox, Max Endicott, Otto Summers, Frank Meyers. I 3 ,I 1 9 J 1 . I ' , 7 ' , 7 7 , , . : , V , S Y 1 , 1 , Y , , . . 2. .3 5' ll Q -nn.: ul if K f ua g. !f'f ' OHlCCIS FIV!! Semester Second Semester Frank Griffith President Robert Mrlxsen Robert Mxlxsen Vxce President Walter Scholes Walter Scholes Secretary LeRoy Bell Arthur Cummings Treasurer Herbert Anderson Mr R S Cartwrxght Sponsor Mr R S Cartwright The S A literary socxety holds the dlstmctlon of bemg the ploneer among the boys soc1et1es at Thomas efferson It was organ1zed by tts first sponsor Mr McComb in 1922 As a pioneer ln the lxterary held the S A Literary Soclety has established an envxable record Every year smce 1ts orgamzatxon thxs socxety has been represented m every field of forensic actxvxty In the flve years that Thomas efferson has been m existence this society has always been a leader xn all lmes of llterary achnevement The declamatory cup given to the society whlch wms the most places nn declamatory work has been won by the S A s three years out of five First place m extemporaneous speaking has been won by an S A for three con secutlve years ever smce that work has been offered at T The Gerner Trophy offered to the soclety whlch does the most outstandmg work m all lmes of forenslc actlvxty has been won by the S A s both years that lt has been offered Thls year the declamatory cup was won by the S A s with Robert Mxllsen wmnmg first and Carlyle Dryden thlrd ln humorous and wxth ames Brown Wummg hrst place m ora torlcal Wlthm the ranks of S A members will be found the presldent of the Semot Class namely Frank Grxfflth Frank IS also the major of the R 0 T C There are three members on the debate squad from this socxety Robert Mlllsen Donald Reynolds and Frank Grlffxth A great amount of our achnevements are due to efforts put forth by our sponsor Mr R S Cartwright 3- MONTICELLO Page 90 f A ' ,Uv q I 1 v Carlyle Dryden ..... , . . .,.. ...,.. 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J . . . - -nn..l. ,fi C , i -NES 62.53 fix' E..- S A Literary Society First row Carlyle Dryden Kenneth Scholes Laval Larned ohn Fried Robert Foster Samuel Knauss Walter Scholes Raymond Holmes Clovis Myers Second row Charles Lamson Percy Kirkpatrick Kenneth Kerns Carl Holmes Mr Cart wright Clyde Clark Wynne Baker acl: Hoden George Fields LeRoy Bell john Risney Howard Howland Wendell Mellor William Katzenstein Richard Reed Fourth row ohn Nicholason Lonnie Breedlove Carl ensen Howard Gordon Leslie Merryman Frank Griffith Elgin Bray ohn Conwell ames Brown Robert Mlll5Cn 2' MONTICELLO Page 91 i I x 9 2 ,I I A 9 9 ' a 1 9 ,I 7 s U ' Third row: Wayne Birchard, Ralph Cummings, Donald Reynolds, Herbert Anderson, : J .. , I . , J , T. . 1 U 1 a J s J 1 ' ,E9 O j in 3. efi'X'L :al V Slgllla Tau Ji5 Officers Presldent Vlce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Sergeant At Arms Sponsor Ethel Cohen Astrm Vrherg Helen Wakehouse Marne Myers Mrldred Schmm Mrss Hazel Mrller The Sigma Tau SOCICIY W35 IIIC bCCOlld glI'lS SOCICIY Ofganlled 111 Thomas CHEFSOI1 lllgll SCIIOOI FFOITI IIS Vefy beglflnlllg lfb gll'lS have always taken actlve parts III the school BCUVIUCS Thls year the socrety was represented rn the declamatory contest by Helen Wakehouse and Norma Caclwallader Its colors were upheld 1n plays by Gertrude Chrlstolferson and Helen Mosher Evelyn Whlte Norma Cadwallader Freda Sm1th Marle Myers Dorothy Cohoe Mar garet Clemens and Katherme Bruce took parts rn operettas The socrety gave many successful soclal affaxrs whrch were a boy and gurl party a Chrlstmas party and a George Washrngton party to wh1ch the basketball boys were mvnted The Slgma Taus hope to carry on forever and ever the hlgh standards whlch have been st so that they may always be 1 credlt to Thomas elferson Hlgh School are 9 ,MONTICELLO 2: - J Q. 6' -1 2.23.3155 ,f 55 E... - S1gma Tau Llterary Society First row Norma Cadwallader Ruth Glassford Martha Harrod Margaret Clements Harriet Schumacher Gertrude Christofferson Mayme Henderson Marle Myers Helen Wakehouse Edna Olson Yeroml row Etta Hansen Evelyn White Lillian Urbs Miss Muller Oral Rogers Nan Tlnrd row Norma Toozer Bessie White Frieda Smith Ruth Liddell Helen Mosher Frances Lamson Dorothy Cohoe Gretchen Chrxstofferson Ethel Cohen Irlsmae Schumalcer Fourth row Arlu Bxchel Vernest Frazier Mildred Schmitz Astrid Vlberg Dorothy Wled man Alice Neil Lois Lund Pansy Walker Margaret Humphrey Katherine Bruce MONTICELLO Page 93 U : , , Y 9 I 7 , 1 7 7 K : , . , . . , . . , , Pierce, Grace Vermillion, Madge Quick, Virginia Greiner, Margerette Lainson. . : , . . , . . , . , , 7 1 7 9 ' : . , . , . . , . . , . - , Y , 7 , ' ' Q .9 0 LITERARY SOCIETY CHAMPIONS Delta Rlvo Basketball Team First row Mollie Zoorwlll Helen Orme Ida Shull Mary Scott Second row Mar1on Gllmore Helen Chrnstensen une Gugler Clare DeW1tt X' 2Eg'?'5 '3fM Ph: Upsxlon Basketball Team Merle Roarty Fred Morgan Earl Walker Vernon Nelson Lowell Fagan Mr Remel George Morgan - 4 5 Q U , f . 1 4 . , ! 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I I Q -2'3- I M i 'X C -Q t ff x' E-- School Forum First Semester Fm! row oseph Rhodes Gvendolene Kemp Mavme Henderson Anna May Ntelsen Wendell Mellor Second row Geraldlne Ftazter Fern Gexser Mary Williams Dorothy Hopper Bessxe Heller Ruth L1ddell Dons Pelton Tlvzrd row Frank Grrffrth ames Brown ohn Nlcholason Walter Scholes Max Endrcott Herbert Anderson Donald Nelson Fourth ron Wynne Baker Albert Turner Cltlford Flcklxn Howard Gordan Howard Howland Merle StouHer Wendell Mellor Presrdent Walter Scholes Treasurer Ethel Pope Vice Prestdent Fern Getser Secretary The Forum was orgamzed by Mr Myers ln September 1926 The purpose of the orgamzatxon as quoted by Mr Myers rs to brrng representattves from home rooms mto a body to have a part tn the school government The Forum successfully planned and put out a handbook whtch contalned the actrvltxes of the school for the year Commumty servrce was then attempted by the organtzatlon Many helpful good turns were accomplrshed and the protect was a success The members of the Forum gave the teachers a Chrtstmas present of a half holiday The students acted as teachers wlth the and of the home room representattve Thls ended the successful semester s work of the first Forum and the new members tvok up the work February 15 Q- JMONTICELLO Page 96 I ' 3 J s ' I v , s , H v U : I I s ,I 7 J ' 7 s . v OFFICERS 1 ' - -. 5 ,fszr X' ia! Q P - ' , f'Sch ool Forum Second Semester fzrst row Georgla Bachman Geraldme Barnett Mary Stoufler Mary Wrllxams Bernardme Loudon Dorothy Thompson Second ron Gretchen Klonus Mlldred Bremholm Harrlet Schumacher Bessie Heller Helen Clark Lorene McTw1gan Elizabeth Smlth Frances Herman Tlnrd row Herman Drppel Bruce Stouffer ohn Andreason Byron Rextz Clark Cogley Kenneth Kerns Harman Rxder lourllv ron Vernon Kerns Albert Turner Howard Gordon 1mes Brown Domld Nelson Officers ames Brown Presrdent Helen Clark Secretary Kenneth Kerns V1cePres1dent Lorene McTw1gan Treasurer The new members of the Forum took up the work of the organlzatton February 15 1927 One of the hrst problems to be brought before the Forum was that of Bankrng It was decxded to have a contest between the home rooms Each room havrng 90 1 or above m bankmg untxl May 11 was presented wrth a pxcture The questron of tardres was presented and was dealt wrth successfully Among the other thrngs to be brought to the attentton of the Forum was the P T A Membershrp Drrve Room 105 was awarded a pxcture for the greatest mcrease rn mem bershlp They then decided on the electron of the Honorary Lxeutenant Colonel The R O T C was to nomtnate and the school to vote on the three hlghest nominated JKONTICELLO Page 1. : . , . , , . . 7 . , . 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G3 3 Q S-2' jefferson Normal Training Club First row Marie Herman Elva Hukill Thelma Bolton Miss Richardson Velma Busch Harriet ordan Elma Conlchng Second row Thelma Pike Mary Scott Nellie Dxlts Alice Neal Mildred Boyer Clara Mott Third row Helen Conlchng Winifred Bryant Dorothy Custer Helen Phelps Osa Mc Cluslcey Blanche Grove fourth row Mabel Williains Geraldine Frazier Pearl Simpson Mildred Herman Thelma Clark First Semesler OFFICERS Second Semester Ethel Pope President Harriet ordan Mildred Herman Vice President Thelma Clark Mildred Boyer Treasurer Geraldine Frazier Thelma Clark Sergeant at Arms Pearl Simpson Miss Fern Richardson Sponsor Miss Fern Richardson The efferson Normal Training Club was organized in 1924 Only 10 2 11th and 12th grade girls who are taking the Normal Training Course are admitted into the club Under the leadership of Miss Richardson the club has had a very successful year A candy sale was held in October the proceeds of which was added to the pm fund One of the biggest events of the year was a tea party held in December Several new members have been added to our club and we now have a membership of nineteen girls nine of whom are seniors We here take the opportunity to thank Miss Richardson for her co operation during the year in helping to make our undertaking a success 6 MONTICELLO Page 98 ' I : Q 5 I I 7 7' . . 7 7 J v - : V , 1 . . 7 I 7 . , ' D 5 - I Q A l y s 1 ' , . l : . . 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Q 0 11 99 I hm Q , i ix .ma is ff-sf Es. , Hi-y Club Fxrst row George Clark Robert Mxltsen Elgln Bray ames Shawler Alfred Norman Serond row Robert Ryall Herbert Anderson Walter Scholes George F1elds Franlt Boscom Thxrd row Howard Howland Wynne Balter Elton Anderson The H1 Y as yet has not developed to lt s greatest extent Ir IS expected that rn the next two years the club wxll grow to the deslrable slze The actwmes of this orgamzatron are harder to become acquainted wrth than those of other organlzatlons tlll once a mem ter understands them he wxll be a permanent member The purpose of the H1 Y IS to pro mote better social ldeals among the school Many mterestmg speeches were enjoyed by the fifteen regular members The success of our club thus year can be attributed to the labors of Mr Reese and Bruce Wallace 64- MONTICELLO Page 99 . : , .. , . ,J , A . l -' 1 1 r U 1 ' ' -h - ' 1 , ' , . . ., . . , . , . , . , , . i . . - . . . 0 ,O O P ix APE? ff X E..- V' G1rl Reserves Wi kia. imaoafima Bac row Vlfglhla Greene Selma Wells Mary W1lll3mS VIVIBH Harlcrns Molhe Zoorwlll Alpha Holder Sue Nlelsen Marjorxe Raph Beth Cox Mamle Lahch Grace Rrggs Mary Paulson Lucille Vmcent Mlss Curtns Louxse Dlppel Margaret Cox Dorothy Cohoe Alice Harvey Vxrglnla Gremer Margaret Humphrey Gretchen Chrlstoflferson Mmme Colwell Ruth Lmmger Harr1et Orme Fzrrt ron ane ones Anleen Brandon Marg1ret Flynn Marjorle Huntsman Rema Halght Fva Capper Opal Green Vlola Reed Grace Vermllhon Dorls Pelton Helen Heller Mar garet Hunt Fays Speer Marlon Gxlmore Bernadme Ioudon Anna Mae Nlelson Gladys Reed Dorothy Thompson Officers Presldent Dons Pelton Vlce Presxdent Dorothy Cohoe Secretary Lounse Drppel Treasurer Margaret Cox Sponsors Wlnnette Curns, Gertrude Kxser, Grace Gayton, Odella McGowen The Glrl Reserves, the high school branch of the Young Women's Chrlstxan ASSOCIHIIOU, was organized nn Thomas Jefferson m January, 1926 The purpose ns to develop higher Chrxstlan ldeals and to promote fellowshlp and good wall among the students not only of Amerxca, but of all countrres Through nts varxed and attractxve actxvrtxes, the club has drawn many new members and at the present nme has approximately twnce nts orxgmal membershrp 9 CQMONTICELLO ,Q Page 100 l Ag P I -', l r I I - V Y . .-. 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I ig ,val ,, ,Q V , -. ,. sf W at J Q if UNI cf 4 k 5 9 1 9 9 9 9 a - a 1 s 7 - 1 9 1 a a s 9 a Q a - 7 , . fi J J s a 1 s r 9 1 s a 9 1 9 9 ' 9 - a 9 1 v 9 , . 9 , I Du .LX rf- , .g -ui-MfE'8 fix- Es.- Gcncral Science Club Frm row Darrell Clinkenbeard Paul Toay Donald Mmikus Raymond Leythan Melvm Hawkins Vernon Kerns ames Breedlove Leroy Bogardus Howard Kemp ohn Korak Herman Dippel .Second row Minnie Caldwell Geraldine Kellogg Mabel Brick Gretchen Christofferson Mr Hays Rose Stimach Louise Landon Virginia Griener Madge Quick Third row Mary Williams Edna Rummerfield Lulu Dinkel Vivian Harkins Ruth Pelton Officers President Vernon Kerns Secretary Mabel Brick Vice President Gretchen Chrlstoilerson Treasurer Melvm Hawkins The General Science Club was organized in September 1926 by Mr Leslie Hays science instructor The club was formed to give ninth grade students an opportunity to study problems of interest not covered in the regular General Science Course Regular meetings are held twice each month Discussion on modern inventions and discoveries laboratory experiments and trips to various centers of interest serve as a basis for the work The club is made up of hfteen 91 and Hfteen 9 7 students The high standard of work done by the club is not only beneficial to its members but serves as a stimulus for the regular General Science work JKONTICELLO Page 101 44 I . : . 7 , I U F , I 9 1 J 1 . 7 9 J ' 7 , z . . . , . . , Q I. , - . , ' Y 7 5 7 ' LaReine Reed, Bessie White, Thelma Gordon, Maxine Carver, Dorothy Hopper. . . . , . . , Oc, ,Eg 9 lm ' ix rf 1 ,7 ani-.EYES of-ifxf Ea- Treble Clef Club Officers I resident Helen Moslmer Vice Presldent Goldle Thystrup qecretary Lucille Speer Sponsor Mrs Tilton The Treble Clef Club an OFSVHHIZHIIOH composed of members from the Glee Club was organized durmg the month of September 1925 The oblect of the club IS to develop xts members mentally morally physically and socxally through the medium of muslc The club has managed successful busmess meetmgs as well as soclal entertaxnments all through thc year Some of the mterestmg programs grven for the club at thexr meetmgs pertained to lndxan music wrrttn by Charles Wakeheld Cadmar and also the numbers pertammg to negro muslc The club has glven many successful parties one of them bemg a theatre party whrch was greatly enloyecl by the members who attended A successful candy sale was held at the school when the boys glee club presented the M1DStfCl Show Ga MONTICELLO Page102 J A. . . ..., , ....... . . . Treasurer. . . .......,.,,........,. , , . , , . . . Geraldine Frazier 7 0 . I 7 I 7 9 , ' 7 ' . I - , - , BJ . , . V . . ' x , me - 77 0 .9 9 :Lumen .mx ia .Ea- W Thomas efferson Alumn1Assoc1at1on ,, I 'Ha Y ff av' J il aria y 'U NORTON The Thomas lowing officers Pres1dent Vrce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Sergeant at Arms Sponsor OGREN Rosen BROWN clferson Alumnl As OCIJIIOII started the year o 1926 27 with the o Later Charles Cummxngs Treasurer rcsrgncd on account of lcavmg the cxty and HlmlC Brown was elected to hll hrs posrtlon Fred I Ncmrtcvn Elmer Ogren Irene Roser I-Irmle Brown Robert Mrller Mrs C O Strrclcland The Alumm held therr Annual Home Comuxg event Thanlxsgrvmg day at the Thomas cfferson Abraham Lmcoln football game December hftecnth the ilrst party of the year was held at the school entertamment was furnxshcd by members of varlous Lrterary Soclctxes coached by Mrs Strrlcland Alumm sponsor The Annual Alumnr play The Whole Towns fallcmg w1s gnven at Thonms ef ferson Audntorxum March 4th and Srh The play was a great success Don Morrow and LOIS PICYCC carrled the leads wlth Evelyn Knudson and Glen Chzhe talcmg the character leads The rest of the cast lncluded Wxll1am Foster Dorothy MCM1llLD Herman Larsen Alberta McKrnney Gladys Rlce Lrlhe Stexnburg and Vlfgll Kreger The play was under the d1rect1on of Mrs Lee M Lockhart Once more the Alumm Assoclatlon has carrred out the precedent estabhshed by the Class of 1924 by grvmg a scholarshlp to the most outstandmg boy or gxrl rn each ye1rly graduanng class The concludlng soclal feature of thls most eventful vear was the Alumni Receptlon held rn honor of the Class of 1927 2' JKONTICELLO 3 Page 10? 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V - U l ' s A ' ' s 1 1 9 9 - ' I 5 9 :Egg E ffX ia' Parents 'll1ClTL'lCl1L1b Associttion Ofhccis Iltsidint Nlls C110 Balsfr First Vice President Principal Ray F Myers Second Vice President Mrs Ossic Qmith Treasurer Mrs C K Cummins Secretary Mis S Whitelwoolc Asst Secretary Mis G00 Rut The Parents and Teachers Assotntion was organized in Thomas cllrerson High School at tht opennr of the school in 1922 This association has done some very outstanding work for the school and has hrought closer lnrmony and understanding hctwcen the teachers and p1rents At the hegrnning of the yur it had 1 memlmrslup of '27 mtmlvers, which has mcinsed to 225 memlvers In UNC the RSSOCVIUOII Q'iWL 'l i.'lT'CXNLAl pall, to Illlc gI'HdLI3Illlg SL111OTb 'I 90Cl3l SUCCESS In November the Prcsidtnt and Principal Myers ucrc sent to tht Teachers Round Table meet held in Des Moines In December the mothtrs held a retcption for tht ttachtrs which was a very enjovable affair Tht different mothers on the programs for tht war h ive endtax orecl to have the most tclucational, instructive and enjovalwle programs, so that at each and every meeting we have tried to carry out the main ohjcct the association stands for, such as Cooperation hetween Parent and Teacher, Health, tht f'0Lll1dZlf1Ol'l of Education, Lau and its Enforcements, in ux enilc Court today making tht upright citi7en of tomorrow, Character Education of he child in the home and school Tllflf-I of IllC Clilld tmday Xlll Illilxt, flll. COl1Sl,I'X21flVL 'lI1Cl lIlCll.PL11Cll.l1f CIIILLYI of fl1C l-LIIUFL W elfnc wollt is done throuffh thc aid of our PI'lIlClp'll 'tssistcd hy thc mothtrs of the association As we loolc over the uorlt that lr is hetn done during tht past xear wt fttl that we have l'-un wry successful in curving out the policy uhm' lr tht association has tstahlishcd Q JJCONTICELLO G Page I U4 C:-A ' - A - ' ' A -' 'f . -, .T Tl, I 3 Y ' ' I A ,A A ' ' ' ' I C C C -.j1- . . -- '7 ' - s-- ' - U - In October the association put on a picture show in the school auditorium which proved -A N I I v - vu x fx x , . . .xi . , Q 4 1 N - . x . ,, X I . . 4 I . ,, Y . Q . J V , X ' F. x , . , an cr , t . . I ,, A I Q K V' K - x x x v V s K i x x u I I- x . :J . . . V ' f ' 1 A u v vx xx Y 0 V, D9 We-, 1 EMEVEW-lillll FORENSICS il W ' lllllwf ii M i! lh Ill' i'i5!llilillI Laws-vlsiviisimmlfa Q!-I I 1 .Ill 9 :Lumen ,412 ,EK E-- W Debate RCVICW Debate has become one of the major actrvmes at Thomas efferson Thls year the question debated was Resolved that Congress should adopt the prm clples of the Curtls Reed Educatronal B111 At the begmmng of the season thmgs looked pretty dark for T in thls particular held as she had very l1ttle experienced maternal upon whlch to draw However when the season closed T was tled for second place rn the Mxssourr Valley Debatrng League due to the untmng efforts and loyal co operation of every member of the squad Those who debated 1n the Mlssourl Valley League this year were Neg Dorothy Edwards Clare De Witt Ruth Carbaugh Don Reynolds Bob M1llSCn Gretchen Klonus Marie Henderson Ehzabeth Smith Those who represented Thomas efferson at the Mrdland College Debate Tournament held at Fremont Nebraska were Marre Henderson Don Reynolds Ehzabeth Smith and Llare De Wltt Elghteen teams were entered rn thls tournament mcludmg nearly all of the larger hugh schools of Nebraska Thomas efferson won her way to the semrhnals hemg ehmrnated there by Tech High of Omaha Two weeks later Dorothy Edwards Don Reynolds Bob Mxhsen and Mane Hender son were selected to make a trlp to Fremont and Lmcoln Nebraska On thls trlp T mon three and lost one debate Somethmg new rn hrgh school forenslc work was inaugurated this year when T met Tech Hrgh of Omaha 1n an extemporaneous debate The question was drawn twenty four hours before the debate Those takmg part for T were Neg Bennre Zoorwlll Frances Herman Bob Mrhsen Gretchen Klonus Don Reynolds Marne Henderson 6 UMONTICELLO Page106 C- ' . ' I -A ,. 'Q 1- -'T , - , -T ' Y 1 - I ' V l I 9 Aff. . J . . l J .- , Aff. . Oc, 1 D9 lm 4 ' Z my -nm in ffX E.:- S-'71, Afl:1fHl3f1VC Team Q4 E NB 'Tri M-,yrs MILISEN HENDERSON EDWARDS CARBAUGH The season s results of the regular schedule debates are as follows Won Lost vs North High of Omaha Central I-hgh School of Omaln Tech Hwh School of Omaha South I-hgh of Omaha Benson I-hgh of Omaha Abraham Lmcoln Council Bluffs MllfOfd Nebraska Fremont Nebraska Lmcoln I-hgh Nebraska UIIIVCFSICY Place Hlgh Nebraska Total Ncgauvc Team DE NVIT1' SMITH KLONUS REYNOLDS - CQKONTICELLO lm Q 'DSL l4ni.IKT !!'? ,af tr E.. Debate Squad Fzrst row Robert Mxlxsen Clare DeW1tt Mr Roscoe Cartwrlght Elizabeth Smlth Benme Zoorwxll Second row Mane Henderson Donald Reynolds Gretchen Klonus Frances Herman Frank Grxfhth Dorothy Edwards Roscoe S Cartwmght 1ccompl1shecl and what he has lI1Sp1I'6d rn the squad but the fact remaxns he IS Mr Cart wrlght There are coachs and coachs but the debate squad and Thomas efferson wxll re member Mr Cartwrlght as frrend helper and coach 0 MONTICELLO Page108 . : . . , . , l . , . . 'D I 7 Y 7 7 , . Mr. Cartwright, we could use any of the time worn phrases to describe what he has K . , . . . , . . ,, i - . ,, J . - - a . , , . Q' mis 4 'SN 111.1 f .an f X iial V Dcclftmfltory W1111lCfS MILISEN CURTIS Bnovc N Thls year Thomas efferson had perhaps the best home decl1m1tory contest that nt has ever had Tryouts were held rn the vanous hterfary socretmes 1nd the wmners from the socnetnes met m the final home contest The results were 1s follows OTdfO7'1Cd1 ames Brown S A FIYSI Rohert Kmg Phr Upsrlon Second Marguerxte Hylton Delta Rho Third Dramatic Ehvabeth Curtrs Delphxan FIFSI Dorothy Edwards Nu Omega Srgma Second MHFIC Henderson Delphxan Thlrd I-Iumorous Robert Mnlrsen S A Fnrst Mlldred Heft Nu Omega Slgma Second Carlyle Dryden S A Thrrd As a result the S A Lrterary Socretx amassed a total of eleven pomts wmmng the contest and the A F Smrth trophy whnch rs presented each ye1r to the wmner 3- jyrolwrcruo Page 109 f 4: , 9 4 -- 1 ,f K .f I . 1 v . F 1' 7 A ft - -v N ,. w V. . f ' - C C . 535' '92 23 W , I . - , i ., nw. , 9 . 1 , . . .I K A . a I A I I . D I T I 7. . 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'51 C . . ns A9m2.,f'f11's'if HE-2' Extemporancous Contest 'lu Second ron Robert Mhsen Benne Zofarwxll Donald Carlson Robe t lung first row Clare De Wxtt Ehzabeth SIl1lIl1 Insert Donald Reynolds Wlnxmer If the ultlmate arm of all forenslc act1v1t1es IS to teach the student to Illllllx on lu feet to have control of hrmself at all txmes when called upon to make 1 speech then the xt urk rn extemporaneous speakrng comes nearest to 'attammg th1s goal The great national problems are carefully studxed and speeches prepared on them ln advance but when the day of the contest comes the speaker does not know what hrs or her topnc wxll be untrl one hour before the t1me to speak One hour pnor to the txme set for the contest each contestant draws for hrs subject Those who entered the home contest thus year were Ehzaberh Smlth Clare De Wrtt Don Carlson ames Brown Bob Mrlrscn Bob Kung Bennie Zoorwrll and Don Reynolds Don Reynolds won first place Bob Nhhsen second and Ellzabeth Smnth and Benme Zoorwdl t1ed for thrrd In the opmron of Mr R S Cartwrrght the coach rt sms one of the best contests f thus nature that has ever been held at Thomas efferson because thert were no umk speakers thrs txme nt bexng a battle between all for places 6 JYCONTICELLO Page110 1 i Q fl fi ef if 354, f-LN H 1 12'-E ,' ' ' - ' l v l I ,. 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' s 3 ' 7 1 ' W 5 9 s aj s ' Q l ' 7 9 . . . , , H ' Q 0 , . oc: ------r ---c: mis 1' ELK - sn.: 419 f N Ea x.,-f Thomas effersou H1 h School Band WWW nl' MMWWMM e 0' 1if Ws-ef The Thomas efferson hand now composed of thtrty four members has done as much to put the school ln the foreground as any other actxvxty of the school system Our band IS on the Joh 1n untform at all our games and they have plat ed at a num ler of puhhc enterta1nments Such an orgamzatton wlll contmuc to 1dv'mce the school mto hrst rank Invert Lee Lockhart Director Though our hand wtll not he represented m the State Contest we wtll be consoltdated for the Natnonal Band Contest on May 76 and 27 The Thomas eflerson Band has always gone forward and wall contmue to do so 2- MONTICELLO Page117 fb 3 m E 5 TX :mlm 5 if 5 N 12-2' Eff Thomas jefferson H1gh School Orchestra V '15, F' Fix ,K .-,.,,-7 The Thomas efferson Orchestra rs now composed of thxrty srx p1eces Under the able dxrecnon of both Mr Lockhart and 'Vlr Smnrh th1s orgamzatron has progressed rapxdly durmg the past year and has been a credit to the school For the first tlme rn the hlstory of our school The Thomas efferson orchestra com peted wlth Abraham Llncoln to decide which school would represent Councll Bluff at the Qtate Contest at Iowa Cnty The orchestra IS always wxllmg to help out ln any public performance and has aided greatly ln the success of plays and operettas Insert Mrlo Smlth Dxrector 2- JYCONTICELLO D3 Page113 -L - f' ' - . 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' s - . : , . p L Aim? fm 12-2' x.. ?-'ff' Boys Glcc Club Harmony Lads ames Hawkins Howland Shawler Fred Burkhart Noel King Yecond ron Barber Gilley Cummings Katzenstem Utte back Nicholason Kirkpatrick Brownell Third row Seizer Greulach Breedlove Mrlisen Kerns Shawler Byer Hartung Thystrup Fourth row Roartv Nelson Hoden Nuzum Foster Bray Anderson As the years go by we Gnd the personnel of the Boys Glee Club increasing rapidly Their enrollment is now 26 The boys have pract1ced long and ftlthfully and it seems that they enjoy music because they sing as if they really enjoy it The boys quartette and dou ble quartette have appeared before a number of churches and school activities Several of the individual members have appeared as soloists before clubs, school entertainments, and church programs. The Boys' Glee Club won from Abraham Lincoln in the contest held be- tween the two schools preliminary to the Southwestern Iowa contest. Fred Nuzum won the tenor solo, and the boys' quartette, consisting of ack Hoden, Fred Nuzum, Jack Anderson and Vernon Nelson won the event. The same glee club won second at the State Music Festival held at Iowa City. Much credit is due to their instructor, Mrs. Belle Tilton for her untiring efforts in keeping up the interest of the club and in bringing about high standards of success that were well maintained by these boys. Ga UMONTICELLO Page II4 F151 ron Insert Mrs Belle Tilton Director Baker Conboy fi 4 :Lures il' is E-. x..,f G1rls Glcc Club Melody Mzuds 1Q Wl Fzrst row Dorls Pelton Mxldred Bremholm Vernest Frazler Merna Davlson Catherme Fuller Harrlet Orme Marguerlte Erxckson Ruth Glasford Ruby Peterson Arlene Hohday Second row Martha Harrod Thelma Bolton Florence Austm Rosalxe Rlchman Norma Cadwallader Marne Henderson Louxse D1pple Margaret Cox Edna Olson Freda Campbell Marguerlte Lamson Helen Conklmg Helen Heller Tlnrd row Evelyn Olson Ruth Loulse Wolfe Oral Rogers Florence Moore Dorothy Wxedeman Opal Allan Helen Mosher Ruth Llddell Bessle Heller Goldie Thystrup Arlene WllllamS Harr1et ordan Fourth row Lucille Vmcent Evelyn Whlte Lois Lund Lillian Sharder Lucllle Speer Ger aldme Frazrer Mxldred Heft Allce Neal Ruth Sonnet Georgla Baclcman Erma Nelson Fx th row Madalene Rallce Anna Mae Nellson Margaret Hunt Helen Shellborn Clara belle Parrrsh Florence ames VIVIAH Pxrtle Maxme Stephenson Alxce Harvey Bernadme Loudon Thls organlzatlon lS composed of 52 glrls who have put forth much effort 1n buxldlng up the music of Thomas efferson One of the most outstanclmg features of the club was the class vocal lessons whlch were under the dlrectlon of thelr lnstructor Mrs Belle Tllton The vocal lessons proved to be very beneficlal ln developmg breathmg and tone quahty of the gurls volces Several mdrvldual members of the club have appeared at churches lodge entertamments school avtxvltxes and also at the Southwestern Iowa Teachers Association held m Council Bluffs durmg the first week of Aprll The music contest between the glee clubs of Thomas efferson and Abraham Lmcoln prior to the Southwestern Iowa contest was won by the Thomas efferson glee club In the solos Elizabeth Curtis took first place ln the alto and Helen Wh1tebook on the plano The club has recewed much pralse and comment for nts worlc and was always wlllmg to render servxce whenever called upon 64 MONTICELLO Page 115 fe:-ta' -2.4 f' . I 5 , A ' , 'F 11- A 'ff' , , . ,,.1 L , , L 'v , ' . , . -1143, at S- F, V i 'L fl ' 1' ,K 1 y, We ' 1 , ' A J 1' , 1 : 7 7 7 7 1 . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 - -' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 7 ' 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 J - 5 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - f 5 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ,I 1 1 1 - , . . . , . . . . ' 1 . . . . , . . 1 1 , . , . -Q- 1 j m K 5 ,LX C so s -5ninm5'Q,,49!'? f I xr 12..- Chorus The Hxgh School Chorus thls year has a larger enrollment than any previous year During the flrst semester there were over one hundred members whlle m the second semester Freshmen compose most of the chorus wlth a large majority of girls The Semor c ass was represented by only two gurls The work of the chorus tlns year has been of technique as well as just the Joy of smgmg Ga- JYCONTICELLO P46116 7 the enrollment was one hundred twenty-two at one time. . . . . . . I fb -3 ct' X Q ? :Lures 19.0 is S-. gf' Minstrel Show The Minstrel Show given by the Harmony Lads was one of the most clever entertain ments of the season The brilliant comedy lines and appealing music combined with the clever character acting and jokes made a great hit with the large audience that attended the performance given two different evenings The Minstrel Show was also given out of town Christmas Pagea t that has ever been given 'at Thomas efferson This pageal t was given bv two hundred seventh and eighth grade students before a full house Wfedncsday evening December 72 Girls Collegiate The Girls Collegiate given by the Melody Maids under the direction of Mrs htllc Tilton was very well attended and proyed a great success This was a very clever and en tertaming musical comedy given in costume and was greatly enjoyed by everyone JJCONTICILLO Page117 -:'- f . . ' f -TA3 K' 1.-ss 4 , . a ., f ' . A ' cc ' y x Q I ' cc ' L L fl The Christmas a Callt was one of the most beautiful and s ectacular entertainments S P - - n- s x ' , x x x M ' cc ' ' U U ' - . ' .V ' , ' 1 . A - ' - '- . . , . , ' f '. I' ' ' ' 1 ' ' s 5 , - 02, 44 . D3 'B- in 3 X ,LX 6 Page 118 L, A - CLMONTICELLO .Y 'QL , .f 'QTVPYV is I Pay: 119 f JKONTICELLO E3 Q -9553 1 J m ' 5 .LSX C , , Music Contest NUZUM ANDERSON THYSTRUP CURTIS WHITEBOOK Prehmmary to the d1str1ct mus1c contest at Red Oak an el1m1nat1on tournament was held at Thomas efferson I-hgh School Those entermg were Helen Mosher Vernest Fraz1er Luc1lle Speer Elxzabeth Curtxs ack Hoden ack Anderson Fred Nuzum and Goldle Thr strup The people that won out and the1r selectxons are as follows Goldle Thystrup Soprano The Lxttle Damozel Ellzabetll FUTCIS Alto Calm as the Nlglvl Fred Nuzum Tenor Dcazlv Song, The contest was Judbccl lay Icsl1c M Havcs SCICIICC Instructor 111 T JYCONTICELLO -3 Page 170 1 ,im W7 ' 1 ' 7 , , 7 J :J 7 1 ,' - . ff ' Y, 7 3 ' ' ff ', 5, -1 5 9 FP 1,7 , 7 d un nur!! ns 222 am' ml 'l ' ag? mghllll .ll,HE,,F 'East' ' W 'QW nl z Kp ,in 'ii nu.: is NWN! NHL ugllnq T1 -u .e I Z J ATHLETICS W v ... . 'i:5lfhII5F9.Sfr?f :.Is..,. 5' : e2f j! ill 'l . . ...'H!lI!.'5I!!. Emi.. . X gpm 1' 5f g5q::r ..! ' .. . ' ' fiivwemssfsffffi'zwlszearir.Q vw hi ..!iQ:ezaa1 al I 'WE' ia gm,,,i I1 :gg :iwylha: fua34!!! A B, , my hs ' f f . W ' li I ln 3 'QL 4531 2513 ,f'fA'X'x Ea- Page177 W11l1am H Thompson Coach Blll Thompson lS athletlcally the hxg little man of Thomas efferson He 15 noted for h1s ahxhty to make hghtmg teams ln all ath letxc hranches whether on the gr1d1ron on the hardwood floor or on the clnder track Thompson IS a graduate of Omaha Umversxty and the Umversm f ln Oklahoma He coached the Yellow ackets for a year and then the regret of the whole student hocly went to Ames as a freshman foot ball coach In 1924 he came back to T and sxnce then has made foot ball hlstory for Councll Bluffs Wlth the exceptlon of su. games Thomp son s grlcl machmery has been vlctorxous CMONTICELL . . . . . f' O Nebraska. T. luckily engaged him as a coach from Kinghsher College ' . J , to . . J. ' - 4- '76-, I in Z ,LX S-7'7 j F Remax. FRESHNXEN HEAD cofxcn W H Trxor-wfofw xxjf E QEQUE Rgsaqves JYCONTICELLO D9 O PQQIU - ' n . A , . A . I Q X , V . I w , in . A Ni j . N 9 .N , ' F D t x . W ' ' A glyf QLVAH ' I . ' 55' ff' ' A' 1 L, 6 0'3- :.25..lmEs !. 5 E... x.. !-'f' Rernel ohn Remel, freshman football coach produced a hglrtrng hunch of yearlrngs although the season was not very successful Rernel coached them accordrng to that never say die sys tern which they showed all season He has shown a great interest rn the freshman class ever Thompson W H Thompson head coach of the three major sports rn Thomas efferson rs of the opinion that the only way to have a successful team of any krnd rs to make the sport a part of you so he suggests to hrs hoys that they eat, sleep and drrnk football, or haskctball or whatever sport rt happens to be at the time Evidently hrs receipt for success rs good for we all know that hrs teams have heen suc cessful Reque S E Requc assrstant football and hasketball coach deserves much praise for the second teams he has produced rn the two departments thrs year He rs a 1923 graduate of Iuther College of Decorah Iowa After frnrshrng college he went to Edgerton high school rn Minnesota as a basketball coach and teacher He then came to Thomas efferson as a teacher and as an assrstant to Coach Thompson 65 MONTICELLO Page174 , ' f' I Y. ' A ' ' ' Q ' n f X' N J ' 3 I I , h ' ' ff ' 75 - since he started teaching at T. and is doing many things to make them prominent. . . , J ' ' Q . ' . . . ', ' 'V I , i ' ' , , . 0 '3 I u J' Footbflll Q Q 1 gf F J' Q -S- Lrs... Es !! its E-. x. 5'- 7 Football RCVICW When the hrst call for football was posted m 26 forty men reported ten of them lettermen Coach Brll Thompson had a hard task m front of htm to form a wmnmg team because of the lack of experlence of some of the men The hrst week of practlce was a hard one conslstmg mostly of duck walkmg fallmg on the ball and carrymg the ball The next week slgnal practlce and scnmmage was the ma1n play ln condrtronmg the boys for the flrst game wxth Mo Valley On September 24 the Valley grxdsters came to the Bluffs with one of the heavlest teams of thexr hrstory but when the clouds of battle had cleared away the hghtmg vellow lackets were on top of an 18 0 vnctory The boys bemg encouraged because of the tr1umph over the Valley next took mto the camp of our frrendly enemres the Packers of South Omaha by a score of 7 0 The game was a thrlllmg one the thrxlls belng furmshed mostly by a colored boy by the name of Owens of South wrth hs spectacular open held runnmg Gordon and Larn d were the outstandxng players for T Probably the bxggest game of the year next to the A L game was played October 16 when Cedar Rapxds lnvaded the Orangemens stronghold Playmg on even terms up unt1l the mxddle of the thxrd quarter the lrghter yellow jackets could not wlthstand the hard pluggmg of the much heavxer T1ger backs and tt was at thrs nme the wmnmg count was looked the best for Cedar Raplds On October 23 the Orangemen went to Sloux Clty to take a shot at the Maroons but by a serres of end runs and lme smashes comblned wxth some well placed passes they turned back the boys wrth the worst defeat ever admmxstered to a Thomas eflerson football team The score was 20 7 Wlth two defeats m a row the ackets had blood ln therr eyes when thqy took the field agaxnst the Shelby eleven November 5 The game was unmterestmg from start to hmsh and ended 27 0 wlth the Tee ay men ahead Another easy trme was had when the Orangemen knocked off the Ashland grrdsters to a 31 0 count The game was ours from the start to finish The hrst score came m the flrst two mmutes of play and after that contxnued to mount untll the gun was heard After the Ashland game two weeks tlme was taken to prepare for the Turkey battle wlth Abraham Lmcoln The game was played m a sea of mud but ln spxte of this fact xt was well played and the most excltmg one of the season T kxcked off and the battle was on Many times both teams were w1th1n scormg drstance but the condmon of the held prevented xt Once durmg the game ones star end for the Lynx grabbed a pass and started for the goal wlth three men for mterference and a clean held ahead but out of nowhere sprang Kenme Kerns halfback for T and wrth clever footwork as well as qulck head work eluded the mterference and downed hrs man on the 16 yard lxne and saved the day for Thomas efferson After the excxtmg moment the teams battled on even terms ln mud held When the final whxstle blew the score board showed two zeros Hoden and Larned played stellar football for the Yellok jackets whrle Iverson and ones played a good game for the Rall spllters Thus game marked the pass1ng of 13 lettermen of T Larned Gordon Cavett, Walker Turner Muller Hoden Hackley Drake Fagan McTw1gan ames Cummings, and Bruegman Good luck to the boys next year Q JMONTICELLO -:'- f , - . - , .- , I ' I , 7 7 ,, . , . . . . v - tr - 19 - l ' , 7 1 ' . . 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J. o ' :1 33 1 ix ILE-llmnfanhbandllff f ft 1-23- s.,- CHARLES SPFFK CAVETT CIJNTFR Speck was a dependahle lmeman and has played every posxtron from end to end the last two years playmg one as well as another He wrll be greatly mrssed next year ARTHUR ART CUMMINGS HALFBACK Arthur Art Cummmgs has never mnssed a mght out for football has last three years except m case of rllness Thxs 1s the reason he 1s known to the 1thletes of the school to have the most school sprrtt of my one of the Ihomas ellerson hehte rs He won hrs nrst letter IIHS year MFRIE MUSH ROART3 MAN1C'FR Muclm crecht should go to the manager Merle Mush RKDTYIY who never mlSS6d S1 mght lh the shower room all season Mush always toolc hrs work wlth a smtle and wlll DAARFI DUB M FHICAN GUARD Darrel Dulw MLTW1g1h has lween out for football for four years and made his hrst l tter Ill xt last fall He was 1 hard nghter 1nd wrll he greatly missed next year Another plodder who won IAVAI HARVFY IARINED QUARIIA To find a man to uphold 1 great standard at quarter hack set hy Iaval Harney Larned wlll he the cause of many grslv harrs for Cenclm Thompson He led the team for three years 'm wats lneh pomt m1n lv tween Cwouncxl lwlufl Onlhl lm h e 1 ms t ns ye OMONTICELLQ 11,1178 r,x - I , ' 'P 1 - . . ,, ' Q , ' . ff -, s - 1 4 -1 I ff 77 ' ' ' . ., . 5 .. . . 4 I '1 -1 If Y, ' ' ' ' ' 7 . V b D - s s . ' 1 I. x A he K ,- , rt w f r . 1 4 I 1 L 4 J . i ' 5 P1 Y, ' . . , . - - rr 1 ss - - 1 - ' he remembered among the team mates as ll Conti Old lWe1r1e1ger. , 1 ,f .. 4, , , I , , , 1 4 1 I Q l' l rr sy . ' ,K A t x x - ff I 1 , f - Q- , 4 4 A 4 1 l 1 'T' Cl 9, K ' V 4 - s t K I A L 4 L u L h x lx R . d '. I 'j ' . 1' H' , ' ' s :mel I 1 1 Q1 s'l Us l. l ' mt. ea I s sa- , Cn O , e I' ' . 1 9 ix if f 5 X 12 W Spemg Dub MERLE AQYEY Q MONTICELLO D9 0 Page 129 , Q- 13.338 gf: ,fide Ea. N-.rf RObERT BOB POSTER GUARD Robert Bob Poster ably filled tht pmtlon at tackle left by lm lurotlmer Wllltam Brll Foster last year We expect a great deal of lum this commg year as be lns the welglwt and the splrt. that makes a football player Albert A1 Turner wlll not be remembered so mucli for the touchdowns be made ln his two years of football but he vnll be remembered for lus good offensive worlc at fullback He too wlll graduate DONALD BURGY BRUGEMAN TACKLE Donald Brugy Bruegman deserves muclm credit for lus worlc at tackle We regret that he entered lus football work so late m lus lnglx school llfe CLARENCE LEFTY MILLER LEFT END Lilffy WZIS probably One of the greatest 6I'1dS that l'13S CVCI' played football for Thomas BHCFSOII That he loved the game 15 CEFIHII1 that he Wlll be mrssecl I'l6Xf year IS also CCFIHIII JACK DAN HODEN LEFT TACKLE ack has fOl.1gl1f tl'1I'6C YCEIFS fOI' Tl'1OIUaS CHEFSOH and deserves IT1LICll Cfedlf fOl' the good work of the football team Il1C past YCHFS 'ICIC d1SPlayEd IHUCII 'lblllfy 35 ClI'lVll'lg center gi- JKONTICELLO '- Page 130 cr- -or 1 , V I . ' ' , r 1 - - Ti' . - 'Q 'TK' , T T T x cf vw ' x , llc' ' 1 K , , Y ' - xr ' xv ALBERT Al, TURNER-FULL-BACK- J - ' ' 5 ' ' HJ Y, -I ' 5 :Lines DW QR E g f' Boa O LEFT MONTICELLO 9 :J Page 131 9 1 m -mines nw 'N S..f ?' LL ':. HUGH HANK HAVKS RIGHT GUARD Hugh Hanlts '1 man rn the mrdst of stran ers l d f g p aye or the frrst trme under Thomas efferson colors last fall H l t p ays 1 frglrtrng svarm and should go hrg as 1 memher of Iwlromps urr s squad next year KFNNFTH RFNNS KTMNS IEFT HAIF Kenneth Kenny Kerns won hrs first letter rn 26 ff He has one more year to play for e erson and we expect hrg tlrrrrs from lrrm next t yl'IY F0111 CI'0SSll'l5 Olll l0'll l'l9I PERC3 PERC KIRKPATRICK QUARTER Percy Pere Krrlcpatrrclc rs prolwalnl the y next rn lrne for quarterhaclt posrtron left hy Harney Ht has already proved hrs ahrlrty to mum e 1 g team and rf ln works hard wrll prohalnly fill the gap left hy Larned FARI RED WAIKFR RIGHT END Earl Re g en s that has ever fought for the orange and whrte He rs the krnd th at never says down The lnll carrrtr had a hard trme re turnrng punts He wrll graduate thrs year d Walker WZIS 0116 of the l1'll'dCSI llllflfl Cl DURWOOD SAIVNY DAAKF GLARD Durwood Slcrnny Dralce drd hrs part on the offense and was a stone wall on the defense He gets the long loolced for drploma thrs year Cjr50NT1cFLLo D3 Page 137 rr- ' . . ' f' I I - Ag. :ji I Fx ff an Y A - - 1 '., 1 V l , ., t ' I J , yi - X rr - va R .K V: .i 1 r, V c . 1 5,,., .,,- M 1- ff ,Y ' ' 3 J 5 . ' ' ' . ' y'ar. It must he rememhered that it was Kerns who prevented the l. . f J ' ki ' 1 . .r . . , ,, V ,, - - V rr xx - ' ' - ' , - ' . . X .. . ' . ' . 'A ' 1 . . H , . ' 1 , . he P, V ,Y T T q f! 7, ' ' ,, , X . ., , V , 1 L T I ff ' 3, ' ' 0 --4 -,,k,m-- - I . , 4 ' 'LX if f X E S-ff' H AN :Xa ENIME' Psqof WALKEK DRAKE. CWCONTICELLO '3 Page 133 IDD , .LX tml ff X Ea! g,.'? HOWARD HOWDY GORDON RIGHT HALF Howard Howdy Gordon was one of the best punters Thomas ellerson ever had Howdy started hxs football career m 1922 on the second team From 1923 to 1926 hrs great hne plungmg hrolcen Held runnmg and never say dxe hghtmg spmt made him stand out IOWEII NUTTY FAGAN TACKIE Lowell Nutty Fagan fought hrs hrst txme for T last year He IS a hard flghter a hard hlttmg end and w1ll be lost to us through graduatlon VPRNON RED NEISOW FUIIBACK Because of a lwadly spramed ankle at the first of the season Vernon Red Nelson was forced to s1t on the sldellnes the greater part of the season thls year He IS a valuable man and has one more year to hght for Tee ay RALPH I-IACKLEY RIGHT TACKLE Ralph Haclcley was one of the hardest hlttmg tackles that has ever played for Tee ay and w1ll leave a lug hole 1n the hne next fall that w1l he hard to H11 JIM JIMMIE JAMES END m 1mmxe ames although werghmg under a hundred and fxfty pounds seldom mlsses a man commg around his end He w1ll always be remembered for hrs nerve as an mterference bustmg end G.. ,MONTICELLO Page134 4 ...- I - 1 - a r I 4 K ' E V I -v Irv, A ' A fi' YY ' ' If 5, J fl 77 ' ' ' . . . ,, . ,, . . . . 5 7 5, ff 7, ' ' ' . . , ' F' ,Y 1 4 1 T 4 1 T ' ff Y, ' ' If J ,, . . . . . ff ,J . ,, . , ,, . . .ll .l .l v , 6- X if Howox HAC vga. ET RED IMMIE FAGAN CWCONTICELLO -3 Page 135 QA. 'fi A, . VLYSQEEQ E-. Thomas jefferson Reserves nf Q -----Y . 'Lg'-1gL4KiSg Fnst row Nlcl-Iargue Lamson Butler Drake Brown Second row LEWIS Anderson Harrlman Hoden Morgan Lund Phillips Lamson Anderson Breedlove I-Ioclen Butler Woolman Subs Endlcott LEWIS Reserves Reserves Reserves Reserves Reserves Page I 3 6 REsERv1: LINEUP E Sclloles H Morgan H Chadwick B Phlllrps Drake Brown Cole MCI-Iargue Harrlman Lund 927 SCHEDULE Omaha Tech Reserves North Reserves Omaha Abraham Lincoln Omaha Central JTCONTICELLO L. E. ' R. 2 L. T. R. . L. G. L. . ' C. F. . ' ' R. G. B. R. T. 1 T.. ..,.......... ..0 T. . ......,..,.....,..,.... 0 Omaha South Reserves .... .. T. . ...,.........,........, 0 .... , . T. . ......................, 0 ' ........ . . . T. . ............,...,...... 0 .,,.,...... . . . L LLIIES ,lv fx E... g.. !'f' Thomas efferson Freshmen is-ilfi Ls 'ie--.., AN Fmt row Suder Russel Barrlt Toay Inman Huffme Frcklm Tlngley Second row Summers Leslie Kxlbane League Chnkenbeard Henderson Fnosu LINEUP Tmgley Russel E Leshe Summers Barrlt B League Suder H Kxlbane Inman H Hudspeth Toay B Chnkenbeard Smith Prckhn The Freshmen schedule rs carrred on through the Department of Physlcal Education Schedule consists of the Freshmen from Abraham Lrncoln and Bloomer and Thomas ef ferson Each school played a home game and a vrsrtmg game The crty champlonslup xn the freshman drvlsron went to Abraham Lmcoln G' MONTICELLO Page 137 2. I-:QL-158 492.13 f x Ea- l i 1 sys View 1-xx '14 'Nd' 'S Sr-af .A,,i.' - ,, . gif' Page138 Q l MONTICELLO 5 -Q nf i '19 12, f H 9 games ...age floss E-- s.., Basketball RCVICW Thomas elfersons Baskcteers opened therr season wxth a bang by beatmg Mondamln Klotz was the 1nd1v1dual star and luglm pomt man They at once showed great posslbxhtv After a week of hard grmdmg Thompson was ready to send hrs hghtmg Yellow ackets up on the hull to engage m a tussel wlth A L only to cop another vxctory The game was fast but clean throughout Indwldual I onors go to Nelson Larned and Gordon The next game Tee ay played was agamst the strong Missouri Valley team The game was fast throughout and when the last whxstle blew Thomas elferson had fought ne of 1ts hardest batles The Orangemen weret on he short end of a 15 to 10 score Wnth blood m thexr eyes the team begm to eat sleep and l1ve basketball to prepare themselves for the game wuh the Southmen wlnch was due the followmg week The game was a regular football game bemg played mostly on the floor But after the dust had settled so one could see the score board the T men had scalped another to the tune of 25 to 20 The next game was staged at the Abraham Lmcoln gymnaslum It was one of the most excrtmg games played there tbls year At the end of the half xt was m favor of S1oux f'1ty As the next half ended 14 14 they were compelled to play two extra perlods of three mmutes Thomas efferson won 1715 The team then prepared to glve everythmg they had to wm the next game for they had never been beaten by them and they had the honor of the school at stake Thompson started hrs shock troops agamst the North I-hgh cagers and held them pretty well the hrst quarter The second and tlnrd quarters were played by the regulars of T who snowed them under The game ended Z2 11 w1th Thomas efferson VICCOFIOUS On February the Znd the Thomas efferson squad ventured northward to Mtssourn Valley to avenge themselves of the defeat handed to them earl1er m the season Although crlppled by the loss of three letter men Cavett Larned and Gordon the team kept up the old fightmg splrxt for winch they are noted Ind1v1dual honors go to Sulhoff a young sophomore who played hrs hrst game for the school and to Walker Nelson and Drake who also played well The team took the1r second trlp the followmg Monday to Shelby Thompson was unable to make thts trxp and sent the team wrth Reque the assnstant coach The first half they looked l1ke an army wlthout 1 leader but they managed to stay ahead In the second half they came back and plled up an elght pomt lead the game endmg 28 20 Tuesday February 8 the Orangemen lost a llstless battle to the South Omaha Packers The team looked tlred from thenr gruellmg game the mght before and played a losmg of fenslve as well as defensive game The game ended 28 18 Playmg as though mspxred the avmen defeated Sioux Clty on the latters count ln a spirited game endmg 1413 Red Nelson seemed to play the whole game starlng on both defense and offense and contrrbutmg baskets when they were most needed In an extra perlod contest T was defeated by A L by the score of 24 20 The outcome was a toss up throughout nelther team bemg at an advantage and the lead alternating enough to thrxll even the coldest of hearts but fmally the Lynx won out 1n a barrage on the T basket The team looked as though they had gone stale and had lost thetr pep when they played then' last two games which were lost to Crelghton Prep and Tech both of Omaha Ga- JKONTICELLO Page 140 t .sq 4 , ' I 4.A- L f ,. - L , I , W --P' '. ' A . A L L , . . , . . J , . . , . , . . ., . H . . 1 . r , . , . . '. J , - ,-. s , 0 ' . . ' - 1 a s 1 1 , . . L , . J. . 1 . . . . . . - a 1 . - er as - - x . . . J. J . . 9 s 1 1 Y , . . - 9 s 9 9 9 1 . , . . . . ez - 77 ' - - . , - . 1 v - ' ' - rr n - - Q , ' 9 9 s . ., . 9 Cf' EX: VLEQIIES 2153 ,f-for-vi Ei.- Thc Yellow acketsn First row Gordon Scholes Klotz Cavett Nelson Sulhoff Oles Larned Second row Hoden Drake Roarty Walker E I-Ioden Cogley Fagan Morgan 1927 SCHEDULE Mondamln Abraham Lmcoln Mlssourr Vallev Omaha South Omaha North Mlssourr Vallev Shelbv Omaha South Sloux Cxty Abraham Lmcoln Crerghton Prep Omaln Techmcal .MONTICELLO 25 27 40 Page 141 J : J .,,,, .,,,. T. 30 ' T. 21 ' 17 T. 15 ' ' I 16 T. J. 30 25 T. 17 Sioux City 15 T. 22 11 T. 16 ' ' 12 T. 28 1 20 T. J. 18 28 T. 14 ' ' 13 T. 20 ' 24 T. 23 ' . T. 21 . ' -3 9 ix LLEE8 .-F 15 E- - in-' 2-,'if'7f DARREL DUB McTWIGAN FORWARD Darrel McTw1gan has been on every basketball squad Thomas efferson has ever had He was always a dependable forward and will leave a large gap in the squad next year LA VAL HARNEY LARNED GUARD Laval Larned played a good game at back guard and was an excellent floor man He could pass and shoot with the keenest accuracy He leaves a large hole in the team for next year JOHN SULLY SULHOFF-CENTER for The Orange He could always be depended upon to pull the games out of the re ohns failure to return would be regarded as regretful LOWELL FAGAN FORWARD Lowell Fagan has been a conspicuous figure on the basketball court ever since he came to Thomas efferson because of his willingness to try Lowell played his first regular bas ketball this year and everyone was pleased with his playing MERLE MUSH ROARTY MANAGER Merle Roarty performed most satisfactorily his first year on the team Very rarely did an opponent make set ups with Mush ar the back guard An otherwise promising career was cut short by the eight semester rule CLARK COGLEY-CENTER Clark Cogley also played his first year of first team basketball and should be a very valuable cog in the next season s team A plodder who will win in the end Ga C2'CONTICELLO Page142 f .. L .af G 41: 'L sf K Y John Sulholf, although young, showed up exceptionally well in his playing his first year ff -9, B ' J ' ' - 0 1: , DI A rr . ' 'L ' ,...f'L,. 'A in ' -2 112.1 ff X ii I ,Nu-ff' D U 5 pxuq CHN Q . QW C LARK FAGAN ROARTY MONTICELLO O Page 143 1 Q A I . , fxA ,S I . nf I ' A A U I , J I gf .Q QQ ' ,xt bfhi , Nkxv ,vN. 3,w . w s . .',. Q .,.'- W A . ' A 'gi ' i Neff S1 f Q 't 1 A , ,-,A, A-V-f 9 :Lures .inf is Es. s.,-'W VERNON RED NFISON GUARD Vernon Nelson has proven hlmself to be a very lmportant cog nn the Yellow acket Five the past two years Hts brxlhant passmg and luttmg the hoop nn the crxses of the fame have featured the great share of tht games VUL expect lxg thmgs from hmm next vear CHARIES SPECK CAVETT To lose a man llke Charles Cavett means to lose one of the best basketball players we have ever had Speck was a good drxbbler but played lm best under the basket where he made most of h1s pomts EDWARD ED HODEN GUARD Edward Hoden made the squad hrs first year out Hls tall and muscular bunld should form the bulwark of the defense next year If arms mean anythnng Ed should he a real guard RALPH RED CUMMINGS In every football basketball or whatever athletlc exent there ns there must be someone to carry the water sponges bandages and what not Tlns duty dtd Ralph Cummmgs da m a very fme fashlon WALTER WALT SCHOIES GUARD Walter Scholes played hxs fxrst and last year for T after faghtmg ardently for three successlve years to gam a first team numeral I-hs pamstakmg effort won recogmtnon for nm FREDERICK FREDDIE MORGAN CENTER Frederlck Morgan played h1s first vear of hrst team basketball but showed a type of playmg that was second to none 'Treddlen wnll be back next year and the school expects real thmgs of htm gs MONTICELLO Q Page 144 J .ax ' , I .Q - 77,7 . , 'P n.- - f :,' . h w., ff ,. , 1, 1 - J P. . . . I ' ' . 1 . . I . . v ff ,. . tc as - ', ff ,Y .V 71 n G , k L , , 1 ,, ., 1 Y . V . 1 7 , , , .. . . ' . . n ft' 77 1 PA' Y, 1 . M X is I s. 5 ED Specvg if 4 EDDIE' I ALP:-x WA'- JYCONTICELLO Page 145 9 :Lures 41.12 is Es. xv? HOWARD HOWD5 GORDON FORWARD Howard Gordon played three years of first team basketball and m domg so played a brand of ball that easrly drstmgurshed hxm as one of the foremost players m the school CHARLES CHUCK DRAKF GUARD Charles Dfake PCI'l:O!'IT18d l'l1S first year HS guard for Thomas CEEFSOH and showed to the Ofahge f0llOWCl'S that he will be greatly 1Tl1SS8d next year EARL RED WALKER FORWARD Earl Walker WHS OHS of the IHOSI reliable players OII the team He WHS I10t6d fOr hlS l3Sf minute goals Wl'11Cl'l WRYR the dCCldlf1g baskets for US many UIHCS RAYMOND RAY OLES GUARD Raymond Oles has played two years of first strmg ball for Thomas effe son H played a hard and flghtmg game and he deserves much credrt for hrs work durmg the bas ketball season JACK DAN HODEN CENTER Jack Hoden was a new member of the basketball squad th1s year It was a new adven ture for ack m hrs last year at Thomas efferson Hrs performance at center was mdeed encouragmg and was rt not for the fact that ack graduates thxs year he would have given some one some real competmon next year ga CQJCONTICELLO so Page 146 rf, A r ' . . ' ' ' 1 - C '-512 'ff' . Howdy played forward and guard. ' J I7 QQ ' 97 J r . e Q Q- LLIKEB IW 21 Ei.- s..'?-'f' HOWDY CHUCK WAL YXEPX cf! JAQQ JYCONTICELLO ,9 O Page 147 - 5 ' f 'N X , 'lf' F L ,ff r .ask X Thomas jefferson Reserves G1 Iage 148 Furs! row Orme Hartung Mellor Baker Warner Endncott Second row E Hoden ames Cogley Cole 1927 RESERVE LINEUP Abraham Lmcoln 7 Omaha South 9 Omaha North 8 Reserve Lmeup forfertecl Abraham Lmcoln Crelghton Prep 9 Omaha Techmcal 14 Mellor R F Hartung R G Warner L F Endxcott L G ames C Subs Baker Cole Lewxs JYCONTICELLO : . , J , , . T. 27 ' T. I ' l ' T. 18 T. 6 ' . T. 10 Omaha Central 16 T. 25 Benson Z T. 11 T. 9 ' J , ' 'J , , l ' 0 ,fp Q Q- , nm ' ' Z 'img , M X' is - r i, BAKEQ Come END QOTT HARTUN6 J MELLOQ MES hu. WAQNE-R MONTICELLO 9 O P 166 I-U - X , . SL u 5 1 Y . 3. , if ff Q Q A .1 ja I X., f -2 1 ' 4 D1 ' E EX ,f -5 -il - Thomas jefferson Freshmen Fmt row Russel Sulhoff Leslre Second row Myers Nogg Arthur Summers Morgan FROSH SCHEDULE T J 9 Abraham Lmcoln 11 Abraham Lmcoln 11 Bloomer 8 Bloomer 2 The schedule above was played by the second semester freshmen grvrng them the fresh man trtle for the crty The followlng boys made up the squad Bowes Supernors Phrllrps Trce and Barrxt S-1 MONTICELLO Page150 . . 1 ' T. 13 ' T. 13 St. Francis 11 T. 11 St. Francis 9 T. 7 T. 9 6 ' , 1 Home Room Winners Secona' row Carl enson Ambrose Butler Wendall Mellor Clarence Mtller asper Prlce Frrst row Lonme Breedlove Wrllram 1-larrlman Charles Drake Frank Grrfhth Leonard Phrhps After a faxrly successful basketball season came the home room basketball tournament The home rooms were well represented by teams that had the old Tee ay hghtmg Splflf battle between the teams room 110 Hnally succeeded 1n carrymg off all honors Omaha schools then challenged the 110 vlctors to an rnter cxty home room tournament The boys flrst game was wtth the Techmcal five They journeyed over the old Mrssourl one mght after school but were unsuccessful rn the battle fought across the rrver The game was a walk away for the superror Omaha team the hnal score bexng 78 7 64 JICONTICELLO Page 151 : ,I 7 9 7 I 7 J . ' . : . , . . . , , . , The tournament was played morning, noon, and night for two days. After a hard Q, -D451 3 hm Y 5 ,LX r -4n,b.,m5'S,,,4'3!':lE ,rf xi Ei.- The SCn1or Girls Basket Ball Team Miss McGowen Elizabeth Curtis Irismae Schumacher Lorene McTw1gan Clare De Witt Captain Helen Christensen une Gugler Lavon Canady have the chance of playing many games they organized a basketball team The first game that was scheduled with Abraham Lincoln High was forfeited by them However T 1 Seniors won the next with a score of 9 to 0 Th s year is the first time that any games have been arranged between the two schools This Senior team hopes that all future Senior girls will uphold the record that they have established 3. MONTICELLO fage157 . . , . Q I . . 7 .I 9 . 7 ' Q 5 , J , - This year, the Senior girls have shown a Hne spirit in athletics. Although they did not . , . ' I3 S' Page 154 9 :Lines ,112 f'-Ea Es. S-rf' Track Athleucs Nearly all of the wmners of the 1926 squad were found m1ssmg when the hrst call for traclc was sounded m 192 Thomas eflerson quallfled fifteen men to enter the state m et at Drake stadium Des Motnes m 1926 and only two of these returned However a traclc squad thxs wear mthout PYOITAISCS was the largest squad 1n the h storx of our sch vol and If uorlced out for varlous events Tlus meet was lmutcd to nmcth and tenth grades On Mav 7 the Councll Blugs Relays were held and much of the full team partlcxpated On May 14 rhc Atlantlc Rtlaxs N115 1 D1str1ct 'Vlcet at Counctl Bluffs Maw 78 the State lVleet at Ames and tht Clty Meet at Omaha Clarence hlxlltr was one of the outstandmg men on the 197' squad Kenneth Kerns Rtcharcl Reed G rald Chaduxclc and others held up the front of the worlc on the team whlle Vernon Nelson Walter Castle Max EI'ldlCOff Paul Toay Clayton Schroeder were our reprcsentatlves 1n the field events MONTICELLO . ' ' r 1 - -'sf' 244 . - -ff, 1 , E, . V. ' 7. J . ' 1 e . . ' , ' , A , Y s 1 1 ,A ,V 9 'I 4 1 1 I I ' ' A ' 'K l . The traclc program for 1926 included: County lVleet on April 30. l Y ' V l L - x v ' ' 1 - - . , ' . , , a ' ' ' ' .. , . K If , 1 . ' 4 , 1 ., 1 I .. , 4 , , ' A ' 4 4 . f - I Y X 1 - ., ' , Q . . , . - I 1 Y 1 X s 1 4 I , -, A v , , v I ' 0 1 m e 'Z 'NX 9,4-f f C H5 , fair X' 'iai Thomas efferson Track Team Furs! row Reed Smith Mlller Cl13dWlClC Lewis Muller Hoclen Kerns Bray Myers Second row Layrham Cohen McHargue Rosenthal Smnth Toay Lowman Knauss Reed Bell Schroeder Tice Tlmd row Anderson Conley Endxcott Warner Beltz Kmg Kennard 2- MONTICELLO Page 155 : 7 1 , 7 , 7 , 7 7 ' 5 9 y 1 x Q a 1 9 2 a 2 - : 7 I Y 7 7 , ' 9 nggx im f 15 X 1:31 W May Fttc n May 12 at seven o clock was gnven the annual May Fete May Day ln Merry Lands portrayed the sprmgtxmt revelerv pecullar to Greece Scotland England Norway Sweden and Amerlca A feature of the performance was a coach formed by forty g1rls and pulled hy the attendants arranged xn palrs as horses 1n wh ch rode the queen accompanled by the fo mtmwn and the canopy bearer The Queen and attendants were chosen by a vote of the Senior Assembly as follows Marxe Brunell ueen lVlarxe Meyers Canopy Bearer Jwendolyn Kemp Thelma Bolton Helen Clark Elva Hulclll Elizabeth Curtxs Dorothy Edwards Thelma Clark lorene MCTWlgan Clare DeWitt Lucxlle Speer lrlsmae Schumacher Elxzabeth Smlth essxe Stouffer Mary Lewxs fi? un1or V1ctors In Annu1lClass Meet On Thursday and Frlday of Aprll 21 and 22 the Thomas efferson Hlgh School h ld the 1927 annual class meet whlch was won by the unlors by a small lllifglfl On Thurs a the runnlng exents were held 'md the followlng classes placed lefty Mrller Senxor Htgh Hurdles was won by Kenneth Kerns rest d1squal1f1ed M1le run won by the Freshman class second -llggs Warner Sophomore rlurd Richard Senior 220 yard Dash won by Lefty Mlller Senior second Chadwxclc umor thxrd Kerns umor Half M1le run won by Max Mmller umor second and thrrd mon by unlors also 440 yard Run Flrst Max Mlller umor 2nd Lefty Mlller Semor 3rd won a umor 220 Low llurdles hrst Kerns umor second Smlth Freshman thlrd Reed Senior Mlle Relay won by Senlor class Frzflax Apnl 7 2 Shot Put won by Semors Walker flrst Drake second Knapp thxrd Hugh Jump Reed first Senior second won by a umor thlrd Lefty Mxllu SCIIIOI' Dlscus Throw won by Lefty M1ller Semor second Vernon Nelson umor Broad ump first Clmlcenbeard Sophomore second Chadwlclc umor thlrd Lefty Mlller Semor The outstandmg classmen of the school were Lefty M1ller Stmor and Kenneth Kerns lumor 64 JYCONTICELLO O Page 156 fr, ' e L - V ' ' r 1 I 5 1' ,if . vw JV ,. . , lv! ' cc . o , a Y ' Zu , , 7 7 77 ' A R X I , . 7 , 7 7 7 , 7 , . . '. ' f , ' 1 1 , Q V -v C' 7 7 7 I 7 . .17 1 ,V 7 7 4 . 7 A 7 I 7 . , . . , J . , . I 1 .I L A A , Y A . , J . Y d y ' ' . ' .. ' : 100 yard Dash, First, Gerald Chadwick, hluniorg second, Kenneth Kerns, luniorg third, s , . V a Q 1 a . s ll I 1 D ' a 9 H 9 D Q V a J A . 1 l 29 . , . , J . 3 . v J I, h v A . 7 J I I 7 U J A - 7 7 7 J l . 7 I 7 7 I 7 7 I ' 1,7 V h' , ' , - s , 5 , ' . ' , , , A 9 , ' J ' 9 ' , ' . ' - I 7 A 7 U 7 7 7 J V ' J 1 a l a 9 ' s ,l A 5 l 7 , . , . ' K . . B, 0 ' - no V I Kurt: N..F lf' I . A f ' 4 -. I in F MX' 5 rf ,.5 ,, ,fofikf Sa Honorary Lieutenant Colonel As rs customary rn Thomas efferson the R O T C nominated three candidates who were qualified for Honorary Colonel The three chosen were Marie Brunnell Marie Myers and Helen Clark Following the nomrnatrons the whole school was prwrleged to vote For the first trme rn Tho- mas efferson there was a tie After several bal lots were cast Helen Clark was elected Honorary Lieutenant Colonel of the R O T C to repre ent Thomas efferson LIEUTENANT COLONEL CLARK Thomas efferson R O T C Unit The R O T C this year has been under the efficrent direction of Lt Colonel T A Cunningham and Sergeant S A Wilson This rs Colonel Cunmnghams first year with the for hrs work for and with us Colonel Cunnrngham has always endeavored to divide hrs trme and rnterest equally between the two schools Sergeant Wilson who has been rn drrect charge of the T unrt has announced that he does not expect to be back as the mstructor of our battalion next year Sergeant Wilson rs untrrrng rn hrs work and has always grven hrs best for the rnterest of the school and umt The trme this year has been spent rn close and extended order the manual of arms the nomenclature of the rifle first ard and Guard Mount reviews and parades The boys of the Senror class have had specral instruction rn map readrng scouting and patrolrng All officers this year have obtained therr respectrve offices through their abrlrty rn mrlr tary training and rating as a leader The work has reached a much higher standard than rn previous years VQZONTICELLO J ' - ' Q 5 J . Council Bluffs R. O. T. C. units, and we take this method of expressing our appreciation cf Cf '3 Page 158 9 r:-Q Y . 0 Page 159 - QJMONTICELLO T0 -Q- I ln E CLK .....-rf e E-. R. O T C Officers Dugan Huntsman Wynne Baker Kenneth Smith ames Brown Charles I-Imman Paul S- Page 160 Culton Albert Turner Frank Griffith Roland Moore Harold Bastron When a student of Thomas efferson is commissioned as an ofhcer on the R O T C manual These hoys are commissioned because they possess that interest and ability that IS so necessary for work of this nature They have worked hard and faithfully and the result is evident in thelr companies MONTICELLO 3 9 i s ,I 1 i 3 1 V 9 7 ' in the R. O. T. C. it means that he has passed a very rigid examination ' 'sa rd-T -. LI.Qg.ElE5,,,.2!!'3 fi xr E..- Selcct Platoon The Select Platoon is made up of the best drilled and best tramed cadets m the Thomas efferson R O T C battalion The platoon will enter the competitive drill with the select platoons from Abraham Lin 18 The school that wms this drill will be awarded the plaque given by the Officers Reserve Corps of Omaha Central High won the trophy 111 1926 About sixty cadets will be entered from Thomas efferson CWCONTICELLO Page 161 ' J .... ' . ' colng Creighton High, Omahag and Central High, Omahag about May 9 :Lures inf: ,R E-. S-ff Commerual Teams f s 9 if QXNORDS ,,. MINUTE Fzrst row Brennan Cohen Sonner McMullen Edwards Second row Mrss Parsons Holllday Clark Klonus Holmes Herman Ferron Stouffer Canady Chnstensen Mlss Hutchxson Every year the last Saturday rn Aprll the Drstrlct Commercxal Contest IS held at Thomas efferson High School Thxs contest consists ln four events Beglnmng and Ad vanced Typewrmng and Begmmng and Advanced Shorthand The teams representmg Thomas efferson are as follows Begmmng Typing Advanced Typmg Begmnmg Shorthand Advanced Shorthand Frances Herman Helen Chrlstensen Ruth Sonner Dorothy Edwards essle Stouger Dorothy Brennan Arhne Hollday Ethel Cohen Melvllle Ferron Dorothy Edwards Carl Holmes Lavon Canady In thls contest Thomas efferson won both Hrst 1n typgng events In advanced short hand T won second and ln begmnmg shorthand lt placed thxrd Dorothy Edwards won hrst m advanced shorthand Wflflflg a 997 perfect paper and first rn advanced typmg wrxtmg 72 words per mxnute Dorothy Brennan came second w1th 70 words 2. JMONTIFFILO Page 62 UN A 5 V HUM DVERTISING Nl gs' ix ff X 9 'DZ Aim? ffX wear '1' Team B '1-me idk Cost of productron, a most v1tal factor m every busmess enterprlse, confronts the school every year ln the publlcatlon of the Monticello The launchmg of an aclvertxsmg campargn, to 1nsure 1ts publ1cat1on, was made by twenty Eve ambmous T Senrors forrmng FIVE competrtwe groups of equal strength The t1me allotted for the campaign was two weeks, but the goal was not only reached but was exceeded mn eleven days To the vrctors belong the sponls and because the team p1ctured above was most persuasrve and perslstent rn their efforts the dedxcatlon of thrs page IS awarded ga JYCONTICELLO 0 Page 164 ..f- 4 1 l ' ' . , 4- Q a , , ' 1 ' - 1 ,f . . I tt 77 kigt3,:'s1gf'.-sfmwsswxffeai Y i V33 it k.tQl4.L1Q,sy2L1ffG .ugagf ' fifif ' W . Qtr-3255 'L Afgg-QQ. X' it .ah Ain ry ' fl' W1 fx ,f , , A , A ry W: 5 iii, . A 6 as 7 K . X X . ,, t Jn 'A ' A r A av ' ew ea ,we-, ,, Sn' Council Hfufff First The Photographic work ot this Annual produced hx! M 4115? STUDIO 531 West Broudw ly Phone 4143 W Council Bluffs Iowa Your Photographer ldhe Qplrit of Cooperfitlon Shown is h16hlx fipprecllted hw us Mr f1ndMrQ ArtC'1rxer Page 165 l ? 1 l ' l l l l l hy all connected with your school i i Heres to the busmess men of Counczl Blu 5 Important 1n L1fe Iaundrx and Drx Ileamnv LOHSIIIIIIE' an 1m portant element 1n fl3llX life 'lo be able to llc 'tour Serwlee IS uell north ulule to exery houae uxfe Inconomx lll tlme and evpense IQ galned by haxlng a complete se ruee ln one lSIdlJllSllmPDI Ex pert eare ful attentlon IS assured exers need be It llr e ox Qmall Thm expert xx orl IS needed tor exers brineh rl eleanemg Qeruce for sturdw flbrles as well as fldlI1IY laces Our Quccess IH the past has been due to good uorl our euceess ID the future depends on 1t You an ISQIIFQII proper efne xx hen sou Plek X our Ser Xlll Bluff Clty Laundry DRY CLEANERS-DYERS HATTERS 22 28 North Maln Street Phone 2814 Hn xour xaeatxon we are as far .au IW as sour post office Nllss I ox fer I se statue m a sen tenee Mxlton Mllton lx VVl1en I came In laat Illhllf mme papa sfns Statue M11 Kanter It xerb tune I haxe a fight Wlth mv ulfe I put lt ln a dlary lungbluth Oh I see Xou keep fx scrapbook lraln X el slr mx shot un nent ofl and there law a dead wolf aheael of us Bored Boaxder Iloss lon had It been dead' Don B Ile I Xou re slttln on some Jokes I e-ut out Don YS I thot I felt S0llltIlllIl, funm Londuetor VVhw xou re on the wrong rallroad 'lhls tleket IS for the St Louls llne Drunk Shag. dosh the envme-er know he s on the wrong track' Page 166 ADVANCE MODES Styllsh Footwear we LOWEST PRICES 5153 98 and 34 98 A Hosnerx Headquarters 'N xffg P ll OD DS IADGI ST 505 West Broadway , . . if 0 0 1. . s . . 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You get the BEST in Council Bluffs, BOOST IT FARM AND CITY LOANS At lowest rates Blncler Sl Company 2 I Pearl Street Small Rent' Small Pnces' MARTINS Smart Wcrrmg Appearel For Women Mxases Men and Bows Crecht Accounte Gladlx Opened Rep bw A W RFARINEY 309 W Broadway Councll Bluffs Iowa Telephone 393 BRADLEY ELECTRIC CO E verylhzng E lectrzca Radlola, Headquarters 331 Broadway Councxl Bluffs Iowa Nlamma Johnm there were three pleees of cake ln the pantry and now there IS onlx one Hou dld that happen' Iohnm VI ell 1t u as so dark 1n there I dldnt see the other p1ece D1ner I ordered a steak here yesterdaw dlflfl t I Walter Hes slr V111 xou hare the same todax ' mer nl ht as ue nobodv else 18 11511117 lt lack Hoden Xou glrls are all ahke Lue1lle Speer 'lhen uhw do the boss uant three or fourl Tour honor I deslre to be ex cused from Jurx seruee Vlhx asked the Judge Bee IIISL I Q in hear mth onlx one ear I Oh sou ll do said the Judge We can onlx hear one slde of the case at a txme PRIMROSE COAL Youll see the chfference' Hard Coal Results at Soft Coal Prlces GRFAT HEAT LITTLE ASH Krettek Bros Phone 10 Phone 295 Wallace Benjamm E? Co REALTORS IOANS IINSURXINLF BONDS 19 North Mam Street Councxl Bluffs Iowa Page 167 O O I . 7: ' V - ' v In Iv .V as . . Ig, , , . v Y ' 3 l I Y I 44 v A T .a. 'X A I Y . 'f v v ' I .vv A lr Q - ry ' ,iff Y, i' nl. ' '- Q ' - rr ' - st I 1 -T - 1 771 ' U7 In vi' v- v V . , as D- ooh' I 1-g I Y 11 if Broadway and 10th Street . . . ., V . . . D . IA ' ' P I ' YY ' Tu x , , ' Y: 'VI -I l u 5 . . 44 Y ,' s ' ' I' I If 'I I, H v Y,-vi l ' I . Y sr , ' rv ' - , Y. Y Y 44 Y .' . - 'ur ' St0pAand Say cz good word for Council Bluff CONGRATULATIONS to Thr C R XDI 'VPIXP IL XS? of Fhomas Icfff-rson 1115.11 qchool CARMIC H A EL PHARMACY Phone 1746 2319 W Broadway Councrl Bluffa Ioxxa Bud s Hamburger appreclate your patronage Ervm WIISOH, Prop 2303K2 W Broadway In the Rmg 6100154 Ixe111rrl Xh shauh docs p1 x xou X11 xx IS horn H1111 boxm glox LS on ns lx xhr X61 xx ull du tha x11 x x 1111 Olson 111 x Z11'I'lb1f10llS a Shull s 1 1lxx antmb to at 1hoal our ood old srhool xx Gro tackvd hx Incham xxould Lucllle Speer? Bluff Clty Lumber 81 oal Nmth Avenue and Fourth Street COLNLII BLL FFS IOVVA 1 1111 ll 1 11 rspec good 10111 ht Hchn XX Kes hx contrast GIIIIIHP 1 hm of popcorn 1+1xe or ton, I sald one' VVhat' Call out the box scouts xxlth the glrls IH rescue Nothln dom Mmeral SDFIHQS Botthng and Candy Co Sxrup Gur SDCCIHIS llllIflLlllI'CI'S of Icxerages Jobbers of Candy 319 South 1-Sth Street Ia 6072 Qmaha 'Nehrc ka Page 168 9 1 1 ' v 1 1' 1 1 . I A L 1, r it ' X L, l' 105 o . We 103 -1 V1 . 4 ,rf ' Q lx L. A E o 'tv' . 1 'zu gr A Ha H 1.'tvll- Maj 1 ju 'as. C CO- Yo ' '- 1 iz 111- x'z1.'. iiillff' 5 R l .' - i'a1111ih:1lsz 1 'ary . ' ' 1 57 Id C - Yes, th 1y'1'o 2 'ays 'l'EI1EPH0NE 411 xx' 'ff gf-2 'ff' ' If gr ' , at- Y 1 1 L Th -1 2 ll,- Yo l 11 1' 'izllly ' ' 'mr ,y F' ' 5 I 'JK Y ,ii , i 77 41 1' r I . H .Af S- -,Q . I C . -H-, '71 M1 1- 1-1 rr , ' as . 7 ' A k Council Bluffs belongs to you To the Class of l927- We apprecrate the patronage sou haxe extended us and vush xou much uccess and happme s Ill the wears to come Conwell Store Grocerles and M62ltS 7494 W Broadw as I hone 6067 Amer1can T1re Shop 301 West Broadway Phone 469 Lounc1lBlutfs Iowa U S Royal True Low Pressure Balloons ss llll the I on l ressure Tread am Bllllf of Latex treated W eb Lord Lon seruce at true low pres sure real balloon cushioning Ytcnrlfll 'NI The quarterback broke Ins le ln the tlnrd quarter Nllflt 'Nl YN hat part of the le 15 1 t x 1 ll l can t swim Nl H1011 Lund YY ln 7 CI' NN xnne Baker There s onlw two clumh uw rn tlns ww orld and xou re both of them Al Brownell We thank xou Sergeant Xhlson VN here s the bfrlinee ot' tour r1fle Rookle Th1s 1S all xou 1SSL19Cl m Ile docsn t seem to be Illdlilfl a success ot Ins I'CLlllClH No he s a poor loser Mr Bump saw not to but a ther mometer ln the summer tlme then re lower ID wmter Jefferson Shoe hop 2148 W B dway Phone 3560 Y Master Shoe Repaarer We use the best materlal ln repa1r1ng your shoes at the lou est prlce -Xlso carrx a full lme of mens and box s hrgh grade shoes T Lamanna Prop E C CRESS Barber Shop We Cater to Everybody E C CHESS Prop 2313 W Broadway Page 169 O . 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Council Blujs First lt' You Appreciate Beautlful Laundry Work and Dry Cleanlng 1ll thc dopcndable Eagle Laundryfln Phone 2857 714718 W Broadway The Home ot' R111 5611111011 GERNEPCS IHI 'IRPASLRE SHOP Dzamonds Watches Jewelry Szlzver Woddmg AIIDINQTSHIW and Grdduatlon G1t'te THE GERNER JEWELRY STORE No 8 Pearl Street 11t ood for m 1 sort fc 1 Rubbf r heels lar l VN hat 11 lfll 7 1n l5r11 SHXS that tl111 lzfison 1ad sur 1 a Srmpp s1011al tll1S 11 11' 1111s l11Q111so 111 had so mam supports 1 s 1 1 011 sndz 1 TW What s the matter IX l 111 tal 1 fi corros mn It U md thus 1111mf1 ID so 7101110115 11 1011 l to d m 0 lmfe 1111 smlf Cl1a11fT'111r fdfltl lL11fl6I1Tl Are 1 llllI'l bm 3 LllfIN DX 1 1t I Ld f' 1 1111 11111 It 11f1s 1 cold da1 e NH11 dont 1ou talk' Iiaac I dont 11dr1t to get m1 l1 mds cold Page170 Phone 3077 Younkerman Seed Co The Qualzty House F1er1th1ng lfl Fleld and Garden Seeds also poultrv feeds supphes and remed1es 164 West Broadway TRY THE BRANCH food Clotlles and FllFll1ShlDgS Mam and Broadway . C ' I I l N 1 1 , y l ' 1' VY, 0 ' 1 i 1 lf N '. 1 I t':11'l -l.f VVl: is g y girlft .1 1 wt? A 'Y M11 -le Rf- ' 1 .. 1' 1 in ' ,' Si Elg' aj -H Q .'. . ' XYC' l J fl 1 ' y' .' t, J 1 , .- 4 ' .V ,, si 7 H - y A guy was walking with his coat A 411 1'1', gr 1 Olll. 111-1. v 4 .Q 1 H1-'WH ' -ing 1 sl - n' ' 77 del '11 -1111's11 2 me ' 't. .' Il 1 21111 l 0 t . 1 v. A 'V f 1 1 ' 1' 1 75' i- 101 j? A llll' llfA'fHNf, l11 1' n't f 111l 5' 1 1 U U .- . , l -l 1' Ab in Y , 1 , , 'lu l 1 Us 1. , - 1 , 77 0 . . . Trade' at home and bc' satisjied T e Iowa Cothes S op Z J A f 07-X X , 536 West Broadway K Council Bluffs Iowa Correct Dress For Men and Ijounq Ifln Always first with the newest ask the gang Ilfarrx R I eo are xou awake? Q0 Ilurx I xxould borrow ten cents Ieo X I am asleep Iostmaster Thls letter 1s t 0 uaxx 1lI haxe to put rn stamps on lt ROSAIII R l eaxl then Old Iadx 'lh s tooth paste ISD t am good Drug store I oxx box H 0 xx come I Old Ladx I trled to pxste mx false teeth 111 but thex xx on t stax lrxsmaf Do xou llke Hsh b ills ' Fern I don t knoxx llltx nexer had anv m f B Baker I make the best bread m toxxn R1x al I Such crust' RIXHI 2 The blg loafer' C Commumty Storel Grocerles and Meats Fru1ts and Vegetables A Speclalty -L.. Phone 0310 Corner Zlst qt and oth Ave Page 171 .-:sf ? f!K ll A A! 1 Is -I I off K .s xi rl X-X . OX Nt , It g,x.,gf'l A gl ll gf! I 1 . I , tn , v M C . 51' A 3 K . In X.A 01. sg' IIA ' 1 v I' I' ' .. 'V . A A .i si . ' .- .- -'A '. o I 1' yor ' ' ore W .- It'll be 1 er ' A. .-If x il. V. ' ..gjg.. t .1 I v v F-Q KL V 1 Q-,-Q ' Et. lv 't 4 ' v f I . v YY l ', x tn Y ' , 'y L '1 K 1 ' K u Q --4. ' ,u rx K , x, .01 ' 1 1' l -Til ' p- r , ra -y in H I ' .' we . F ,. ' , -mx ' n Council Bllllgj' the progressive city VVE SPECIALIZE lNf'X, omplezfe ome 011151955 And help you get starred by gramnng I8 months to pay at no extra cost THE STORE OF LARGE SELECTION ESSAY ON DUCKS The 1I1l11k IS a low IIUHXXMI 11111I11' slung CTQHIHFO compose 1I mosth of meat and I'-LHIIICFH TCT? 111 n b11t1111n to 111s 1111s 11 I 111111 t su hon I111 Stands up 11f1us11 Im front stlcks so much f'iI'IIlf'I' o11t 111 trf tI1'1n h1s I1a1k does 111 back t u11I1alar111111I He must I11x11 a tox hal 1111111 m IIIS stomach to k1 ep I111r1 t'1o111 fa mg 111s hge IS sft so fu I1111k IS r1111111n gl 11' III thu 111 mlgZIlIX TIPII' xmssmgz hls I1o1I1 Drakee 111111 I'llY TI11x luot 1 1t sleep 111 1 1111 110k I would r1tI11r I11 1 1r anstlme D11QkQ 11111 f111tI111's from wluch to lnake p1IIo1xs but IS for g111 m1 I1b111'ts 111 the N1t1111If1x Fx111111 los 1 CH t 11111 1sl1 lllltl o ling that poor I1ttI1 I11r1I VIIII 11 mst full of eggs? Mate Fggs DOIIIIIIQ tuas a bee be gun' Page172 Clty Fuel Company Coal Wood Ice PROMPT SERVICE 94 W H dwav I hone 2775 Harry Krasne Grocenes Meats At Square Deal Pnces 2101 Avenue C Phone 250 U O X 'lv 1 rl- 1 1 , 0 1 'FI 1'1't o '11 ZITI ' ' ' Aw I y V . .1 1 L1 'Lu Q .1 ', .1 .1 1 ' ' mt 1 1 .1 ' I111t I111's ll' . 1 . .1 1 1 1 1 , , , . . .. 01 . -- , on I1 s g 11 tI1 1 me ' H11 1I1111ks arf- 1111111111 I71'11k11s. . 1 .xg . 11 , 111111 1 11111 11t I 1 pI11. If I I1111I t11I111 a 1I , ' 1 1 1 1 I ako I Y . I L - 'l 14 I I me 1 1 ' -1 1g:iv11111111I1111tI1. H for C1 ' gr 'st. --' In- A1'1 ' j 1s 1 '1I I' kil- 77 T as V ' 1 , 1 - J V Q r , ' 11 ' Patronize your city The State Savings Bank Council Bluffs, Iowa Assets Over S4 600 O00 00 v F41 CORDIALLY INVITE YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT Our excellent system for systematlc savlngs affords the means of our deposltors attamlng a posltlon of lnclependence and prosperlty A Savlngs Account ln tlus bank forms and stlmulates hablts of tl1r1ft and economy so es sentlal to the future welfare of the ll'ldlV1Cll13l Our Trust Department and new Safe Depos lt Vaults afford the latest and most efflclent up to date protectxon for your valuables Nw ,, OFFICERS NVltlx rt 1m N ll Lam B Hflllgll As t La 1 H111 1 Ks t Las 1111' Jl 1111 L 1 11t r1.l1a R 1 L1 1 Xlll Hublma -Xs t Las ner tn tr 1 lto ur 1 Q4 1 Page 179 9 9 ' Y .11 - 11 11 11 I1 Q 11 1l ll I1 I1 I1 ll 11 l . 11 O 1' 0 c Q 0 U 11 11 11 ' 11 0 . . . . U 11 ' 11 '.' . . . 'T I1 11 4' . 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COUNCIL BLUFFS MUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 13 Peall Street E W Gustafson Sec X Phone 181 lzoldle Thwstrup plals thc plano bx car Illll that s llotlllnfr las Ier rs man knows 1 gm that fiddles w IIII llls w lllskers llsdr lx alt lst'l How would xou llke to slvn up Wllll me for a llfc tame was the w ax the baseball plax er proposed Im agreeable IQDI I Whtre s thc dl IIHOINI7 Schubert had a horse namt d Sarah Rode her ln a bl parade NN hen the bl ass band started plax mf' Schubert s Sarah IIQIWIIPKI I see you haxe a QIUH ln vour w ln dow We alm to please remarked the lrrltated customer Lertallllv replled the proprle 101 That IQ our motto NVell you ought to dex ote a llttle tlme to target IJI'dCIICG Page 174 Hurd Creamery Company Products 'lltldow Gold Butter 5IlPtI'IOI' Ice Lream Dlstllled Water Ice Bur xour Butter and Ice Cream hx ll imc Inslst on these brands and alwaws recelxe the best O I , , I, ' ,tv . 1 2 ' ' 'NT' v , 4 , ' is . 1 ' I 'Ls , V L 22523112132Z:::3:2Z33::Z2i::i::Z:Z3C? 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' . s '- 1 lllt, Patromee our new mumczpal golf lmles V v fc? 71 Years ofm, so S B Il W1 ound ankmg i has placed the OLD RELIABLE Savmgs Bank ID a pre emment POSIIIOH wlth the Iarg ern Iowa The early educatxonal trammg recexved by a majority of our OHICCYS, Dxrectors and Employees in our local schools has been of ma ter1aI help along the roacl to success We wxsh the class of I927 the best of Good Luck clurmg the years to come Counc1I Bluffs Savmgs Bank Counc1I Bluffs, Iowa A STRONG BANK SINCE 1856 OFFILFRS JOHN G WOODVVARD President N P DODGF Lhalrman of Board H VV HAIIIION sslt lllls 'N II All A-.slst mt L .1 Imr OILORGF A. KEELIINI VICE Presldent I P SCHOFNFC EIN Vuce Pres1dent B A CJROINSIAL Vlce Presxdcnt H SI I IM As :smut Laslmr JOHN M JI Rl I'NS Asslstaxlt Lasllltr I R JALIxbON Irust QJIIIIICLI' IXI C I As istant I'rust Officer NX M PX PLR Lashmer PI TI' R MADSPIN Nibr Real Fstate Dept D I' III Ixotarw NINIA I OI ISI SPI IN ku tmlun Saft Dcposxt X zults Page 176 . 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I, fSSIf If he-Cozuzfil Bfllflj' is zcortlz living in its worth buving in Hughes Motor Co SALES AND SERVICE E-'Il ltlephone 669 L13 1 4 lhoadxxax L0llI1L1l Bluffs Ioxxa gill IP LH, ang Just Hear Em Rave lrnt x u 4 to kn xx herm ISOIIILO md llllltl Hoxx clx s lx s that lf he xx ere bo mv to be shot lt sunrlse he xx ould xx ear Par1s Garters so no metal eoulcl touch h1m Jack Xnclnson faxe up boun s 1t s lzx man s f dIllP xou doxx I1 most ot the tlme Al Broxxnell saxs the 14.15011 tht Lom l Nat l Bank xx ent broke xx as because he clrexx out lus amount Mer e Perrx a g.r1rl tllls us thlt e school 'lt Crmseent IS ettmn bad reputatlon more man reportul for football than xx ere enrolled IH the school Elxzabeth fllI'tlS saxs that 1t IS on ly natural for a gurl to become IH censed when one throxxs perfume on er Merle Roarty saxs he feels l1ke qulttmg shcool but xt s the prlucxpal of the thmg Jordans Barbe Shop Shm 111 Bobblnv a Speexaltx 210 North 24th Street Councxl Bluffs Iowa C H Reams Hot House Flowers Vegetables and Vegetable Plants Telephone 534 mill! 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Better Merchandise For Less, Monex Even thzng or E vervbod3 PEOPLES DEPT STORE Taffe Drug Co 2 Stores 555 W B dway 326 W B dway Prescrlptlon Speczallsts Drugs lxodalw 'lllfl Plwtn 'iupplre Rarr Druge and Lhernrcale Hoeprml and Phwrcvxne Supplru Complain Stock Imported and une tu I' I Xrtrc Make Our Stores Your Stores f ln NId1N so rrosx exul tlmt In irs roll cloun her lad Ralph H lt s 1151 ms sm 114 0 1 rem hm must lu 1 llllflllll mv nrl nfl xourse ll 1 e I alll llllS1Ill Hx nuns omnr rl plax 1 I ople r xurrr lln uri s oratul Q lmotleggrcr x mnlnf ld X from the I 1 Jelglllfill NX hm NN h'1t u ould u do lf xml ll ul lre l nr matchrsl onfarlson f m 4 10 of tho sltll mon 14156 ISU ualzty Sermce Results VK hat xou vsant vxhen you want rt the wax Xou want rt Phone 1891 our man w11l CALL Councrl Bluffs Sign Works Sli NS lxcluswelx 15 So Mann j If CaS el gr PHONE 2860 Droge Elevator Company Coal and Ice 111 Str Bs 1 y . ' ., I ,r C 1 .v Q lh s ' mile .e 'les 4 Q .I rl F.- A ' .' ' 1 f the li Q ' ' 1 'ekf' Q ' e ' .. .- 'l'hz ,R all ht. the loci are lI'0HllIlQ' her for li2lCl9l'- ' ,' ' , ' ' . A, R06 2 ' ' rwl. Y l'v4- often been t ll. ' ' To km I an ' 1 hot. A le fl 1 ff - lt S 1 4-rmlwl. I 2 ' g Bob M.-ful know zz gnorl joke, - A l ' Q' A 'S 'M ' M '. J g,l l l-,f'Ul1. keel j nur' ' lni K 'z minute. mul l Ik C .' b 1 . Thr- lmnrl jed. lh- me - 'l -' ll. ' :tors ' . Joy l'f'lgl'lll'1l. For the vilv ldgx X x' NYPL' I' I L l'I'l' ' ' 'gii 5119 11: : 'intg I t I ' ' ' LW ' f ' ' ' 2 2 1 Aft' t , - lo , 'z I Hg Q H1 l .HH and ,120 Pez ' .' cel D Y ,- wufbh, lll ak- l',.l1I t'Hl'X4'll, l5Ll'l '.'. IUVVA Council Bluffs zclzfrf your good will belongs 3? F1 I FY' no 53. 0 D Pi. CD sm I3 W' Councll Bluffs Iowa Capltal Surplus and UndlVldCd Profits S350 000 00 VQQQQQ Member Federal Reserve System L - ..--..-.,4 O14 I4 IC ERQ F F EVFRILSI President ROY MAXFIEI D XICC Premdent G F SPOONER Cashier l 9 WATSON ASQ! 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Q . ., 1 an Counczl Bfllffi Flrst A LWAYS Council Bluffs Greatest A Good Amusement Bargam Show at the LIBERTY THEATRE DAVE ZQQRWILL E R McDonnell Co Goodyear Shoe Repalrmg Shop 1 VSURANCL We tmke our reputatxon on Promrt P u ment or Ll ums 506 501101 21st SUCCY 206 Nonparell Court Bulldmg Councll Bluffs Iowa Phone 1133 Marg I see Haruet has taken to automoblle rldmff ulth great Gus Dlp Shed better uatrh those mrous gums borne will 1116111111 benlol sent ln a letter sauna he had a ten oof s 1OllNl'0I 0 es 1 sfl but we can t prmt am thm suv es 'Nils Strlel land V115 are wou so tflr behmd 111 soul stud1es7 Skmnx Dlalf So T can pursue tht lu better Bron ll NN hx do tht x praetlce seb 111 1n 1 ca L BIOXX n lo keep the Hles from t'SldP1llg I suppose S lopl Ll pm r Ctn nc u hovl Don t h mg ibout u ISUIIQ tune now you ve fnushc cl su eeplng. the sl1op You can at cntclungz Hles mtl shown, tmem into our mu Hx tl lp so that It W ll lu If url to put nn thx um FORD TRANSFER AND STGRAGE CO Fllrlrlgflllllllil 41 Q MOV1Dg Packmg Shlppmg Oxualma Nnb 1 S N uu 813 Douglas St llu L xllllllli, 2556 Appreclatlon of Class of 1927 For Donatlon of Councll Bluffs Broom Co Inge 194 5, , . . 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Bob M I can sure nowe an aud 1enee erow B Hes I IIOIICLQI when sou started tlllilll the other nl ht they all moxed I'l1eln1a Bolton Illll1lS that refined su, tr IS usul onlx hx tht best souetx X b'1rlx1r10 dow' nutr bltes low can 1 cloff blte w hen he lS barkmfr? 19ClCfI'S mu funb mf ut x xt ue Doe lNow remember xou pmt dance for two wteks, Du 'NI s I know doc' ruortls suentx ll0l1lS He s Just a prmtt of a tellow Yes I xt ottcn w antetl to crown hun mx self Counczf Bluffs nms ohhng Clty Loans 20 I Pearl Street Clty Phone 4660 J 2303 VN Broadwax Commerclal Cleaners Ole du serum 1f orders ue ln hw 9 a IH S Bolton Lountxl Bluffs Iowa EAT AT Blll s Home Lunch ALWAYS OPEN 2801 Ave A Opposxte Car Barn Page 195 ,. Q .V , A ,? g , .V W l - , ,.- . . QYV7 .X .I tl f I ff If I ffl ' V' , IQ 7 ,.kJ7, ' IN O. llll't't'lltlIl of A. ll, glklllli f . Vonlm-il lilutl s Most lit-z111t't'11l I V l I 'ET ' A lleli 0.-4' 'l D- j Quinn- The street car. . KK Y ' -1 1 ' ' YY L1 ' .-4' V. 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Groneweg 85 Schoentgen Co IORBINC CROCI RS VND TTA IXIPORII PS 1 1 1 1 111111 N1 iool o wrt ' as srl 1 11ro111l mother 1tl11r Ill os mo lt r 1 r11 111 us XII x11 one OS S XX Ill torex or 11t 1 itta X IX, Nlflf o Il rrx 1 xou har F1111 ipplcs incl l f1sk11l Xou for two hon mam xx Olllll X ou l1 1x e left' Harrx Knot 111 tl11 least hes tant: Four ern Ill leeps tht mo trom falhn aspf-1 1 1 ocs an Ike 1l LX 1 s1 thev protect dogs WE Help You' -YVYXQ Nw Q Nliilv i Harry C Crowl Co REAL ESTATE LOANS Insurance of A11 Kmds 1 1111111 lhc 1111 B la U V 1' ii i C .' .' .' L. . H C xf Dil .'1111 give your 111- 111y to th- S11 11' 1'-l li l -:lv tl1' I ,VV No. 1111 - . I lost it. lVlz I L ff 1 tl 1 oni. 'l'l111t's S I tl1 H S11 lag' .'t 'sight -'11'vc l .'t X .1 5.x x 'tY11.', but if' l lie-vp it up l'll N 'em back. That kids lllC'k Cilflll last . V ., , l'. ll.- Do ' tou -l1 tha 'lmlef' H 12.0.-L' VI-2 V. D.-'tlt'.' 11 led. -I h - Ha Q 'f j l . 1' X IU - Wh 1 Q 1 on H K ' Hoy! '1- C. va J .' .'- Tl1- ln-1 111s. ' Sh ' 1 1 og te: lJPO?ll.'l UUE H '1 ' lflg- , 550 IJ Councif 3111115 lwlongs to you We carry a full line of Bullders Hardware Pamts and 0118 Bmldmg Matemals Lumber and M111 Work Also Coal Platner Lumber 81 Coal Co Phone 3385 27111 and Broadway ESSAY ON SHOES 111s 18 PIIIN 1 Phone 693 11111 S1o11x Ill 111111111 Tdll 11 1 1' 11111 1 x 1 sl1111s CH ulm Flower Store 111 111 N 1 1 S 111s 11 11s1 111111 N 11111 1 1 s111 NQN 1 I I' N FLOWERS For All Occaslons S 11111 1 I s 111 1 N1111 111N1111111 111 1118 s 1 S1111 1111 Oru 111 1.11111 K1 111 ff 11111s no 1 1X s111p 1 1 N 1111 1 IOUI' 11 ll l 1 10 1111111111 Llncoln Market Fancy Grocerles and Meats 911 Phone 983 Councll Bluffs Iowa 11'1111 11 IN 20111 11111111 11' S lag1 IM 1 . 1 . . I I . . . 1 I I J .. 1 1 S11 111111 110g-l21X' 1 011 11113' - 1111 1' dogs. 11 ' . 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In f its if 'F A ll IL 5 SH-MF J K' La HI' INonpare1l lS now m tts new home .1 complete new hreproof btnld mg btnlt and on ned bs the New Nonparell Companx Ihc butldlng 14 of tuo storles wlth large basement vs hlch extends three feet above the sxde walk level The lllllldlflg IS sncty feet wlde fronts on ltarl street opposltt thc center of Baxllss Park lll the heart of the cxtx and runs throuqh the entlre block to Mam street The Nonparell also owns Nonparell Court which runs along sldc from lcarl street to 'Slam street The Court IS of relnforced concrete thlrtw tect vude nlth sldewalks on elther side The Court IS open to the pubhc as a thorofare and 1ts value to the lNonpare1l IS lncreased bx the feature of gnmg llght and a1r to the buddmg from three sxdes The space beneath the Court is utxhzed tm neu sprlnt storage 'I he buslness Of:flC6 IS sxxtw feet wlde and forty feet deep and has a large publ1c lobbx space IH the center The press rooms stereotxpe room and maxhng room occupx the rest of the first floor lhe basement ls LltlllZLil bx nle and storage rooms and a larg.,e assemblx room whlch 1s open to the pubhc for meettngs etc l'he entlre second floor IS occupled by the edltortal rooms and the cmnpos mg room The plant IN one ot the best eqtnpped Ill the mlddle west The unnposnu.: room has nxne Intertxpes and exerx nlechantcal IlLXlCC netded mn modern neu spaper productmon All steel equtpment 18 used throughout uen thc office desks m all departments benlg of steel constructxon lhc neu press ls 1 Goss straight lme four decks hlgh and of 37 page tn lJiCltX uxth fonr extra color f0UI'll'illlQ and an extra color deck enabling, the newspaper to prmt nts onn connc sectton Ihc plant ls ucll laxed out so that mechamcal operatlon xs efftcxent and 1 great dt al ot COIlNlflLI'dll011 has guru to the problem of securing tl L nax nnum of good light and fresh alr for the employes I'he entxrc butldmg IS used bx the Nonparell IU the productlon of tts neus piper c o pared ompmx asm rmns and rent 1 1- tort ot t bnnlrlmg on the opposnte sule of thc Nonparul tourt O l ,, ff se i-Q- X N , ,f 1 fo ? s-s, I , fe 'A ' ,N if KL-if 1 -r g - ex , t ff - , . ty n H x R 1 - i ts W iff? lgrjf' ' ,V I lx All F' G Q Q QT! 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