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

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,L 5-'eff fvfv I5 X x A X ,5 , ,A I X in X fi B- ij' WINIFRED JOHNSON Colorado Eighth Grade I praise those who can do the right thing at the right time. R. C. KNOBLOCK Central State Teachers College r Athletics Q A noble sportsman, he. x I O g 2 1- A 5 a Z f'-T O u- Q S' Q 3. at 5 Z fs 'S E Vx E 3. 9 - -,,'- -' 43 ELIZABETH KONIGMACHER Columbia Domestic Art Lindenwood Q Girls' Athletics A square player in all games? r MARY MCLAUGHLIN is Iowa 'i X Shorthand x I Ever gracious and so gentle, Q with all her learningsf' Q :ki WILLIAM MALONEY Q Colorado State N if 7 English Q i Speech is the greatest attribute N M of aux' E: r A HAZEL MILLER ig . I Iowa University 'Q tk, Journalism ,Q N She is always ready and will- Q l ' ing to help in any way she X can to mafe the Signal a bet- Ag I ter paper. Q93 X I af' , A , 1-brfrvtf '7- ' ,svavaaaa-'ic N. g Nine

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-. W 5 X, -lb. Z., Ka 'W 1 A E. ,-1,-1.1 - .1 -IIN-'taia in Ten MOLLY A. MILLER Chicago University 'QEighrh Grade We think she was born to be a good friend to everybody. ISADORE F. MUELLER Wisconsin Art and Drawing Courtesy costs nothing. FRANK J. PALUKA Ripon, University of Chicago Law and Civics ,, . . . Persuasion tips his tongue when eier he speaksf' MARY E. POMEROY Drake Mathematics Quiet, but cheerful and good- natured. ELSIE M. POWERS School of Applied Arts- Chicago Art Her size does not limit her ability. MINNIE B. RUPP Colorado Mathematics She s o l v e s her problems quickly. BELLE G. SOUKUP Stout Institute, Wisconsin 'QFoods Reserved and dependable. A regular warrior when it comes to cooking. 4233 Li .,-73, Ag.,,- -Ng ff, fp..,,3-.. .- A, -M157 V. ,i ,,., .- sd 1 X ,,-e - X.-, ., X Q use,