Thomas Jefferson High School - Monticello Yearbook (Council Bluffs, IA)
- Class of 1933
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The 19 3 3 Monucello enlor upplement Thomfls jdferbon H1 11 Sghool Counul Blllgb Ioxvl . Prmtci and Bound m the Schuul Print Shop 1 ' ' 'U ' cw - N, ,L Forward H frht lkflXlflLN portrlxtd wrthm thls hook DICTILITL for you our list wclr IIT-l1OI'll'1b cflcrson High School md serxe IS alastmg, memory ofthe 1933 scmor cllss '1I1k.l1IbfI'1L1IDpl'lS prtfalls Glorrcs 'md harpshlps then we the semors vull lc we been accomplrshtd MONTI Q EL L0 Q 3 Editor m Chlef Assistant Edxtor Asslstant Edltor Classes Actrvrtles Organx atron Sports Art Proof Reader Annual Staff Evelyn McClellan Joseph Wall Jlmlnle Mllh0lllh Gladys Anderson Katherrne Mann Richard Johnson Eldon Haw orth Dorothy GIICSS Dorothy Grlener Bull Hall Evelyn Wallace Clarence Hood Wahle Qhlplev T E . Q . l 3 3 '1 ' E 2 5 ' 2 . .' 1 1 X. VL ,. Sw .U 1 f ' ' ', I Vi' A' , L', 7' 31 A these halls fully satisflcd that our purpose has ,I l- - f- -, Y, Y , l l i . . , p l - , l ' I H LhLLU Tiblg of Contents L L 155 ACFIXIYICS FL ltul LS T E MONTII 1933 C Fa'1lty C11 ics Principal Thomas efferson H 1 g h S ho ol i .l .-, T-. R E Myers FHCUIYY Miss Helen L. Martin Miss Helen Blumenstein Mrs. Elizabeth J. Alcer Mr. O. A. Bump Mr. C. H Carter Miss Esther Ehmke Mr. Earl G. Gary Mr. Carl Gernetzky Miss Mabel Gunderson Miss Doris A. Hatch Mr. Leslie M. Hays Miss Nathalia Hutchison Miss Nell Holtman - Mr. Edward jewett Miss Winifred Johnson Miss Helen Kohr Miss Irene La Frenrz Mr. Ralph M. Letts Mr. William N. Malony Miss Hazel Miller Mr I. F. Mueller Miss HannahNyholm Mr. F. J. Palulca Mrs. Mary Ethel Pomeroy Miss Elsie M. Powers Miss Ruth Ramer Miss Minnie B. Rupp Mr. Hugh F. Seabury MissBelle G. Soukup Mrs. Clara Strickland Mr. G. R. Stuelke Mrs. Belle Tilton Mr. Homer L. Townsend Miss Ferne M. Warsinske Mr. O. Richard Wessels Mrs. Margaret Wilson Miss Lucile Winter Clerk Clerk - Latin - Science - Manual Training History lnstrumental Printing Clothing - Dramatics Science, Economics - Tvrfim: Psychology, Eighth Grade Algebra, Athletics Eighth Grade English Eighth Grade Commercial English journalism - Drawing Physical Education Civics,law Mathematics Eighth Grade English Algebra - Speech - Foods History, Government - Athletics - Music Science, Mathematics - Librarian, English Commercial - Bookeeping Shorthand ,955 Ly fsffqff ff! - X, G GLA Sf X MADE TJH5'-'x N , 4 A ,-4- V P-i1 Q- - r.Mfwff-uw PRESIDENT VICEfPRES. SECRETARY TREASURE gym ,UWM W Jer? Zara Senior Officers Class Motto Qur lifues we dedicate to another Gentury of 'Progress DEDICATICN To Miss Doris A. Hatch and Mr. Carl F. Cvernetzky, Sponsors for their constant toil and vigorous leadership in raising the standard of scholarship and accomplishment ofthe Senior Class of 1933 we dedicate this book. '!' 3 'Q- .swf KENNETH ANDERSEN College Preparatory Vvaiodpecker Club, Senior Sci' ence Club. Lette1'men's Club, Football '30. '31, Basketball, Glee Club. R, O. T. C. Lieuf tenant All I ask is to be let alone. ROBERT BATEMAN ALICE ARCH General Course Laff That Off. Minick, Cheer Leader '32, '33, Pep Club President '32, '33, Masque and Bauble '32, '33 Pep predominates his life. FRED BLUMENSTEIN Commercial Course Boys' Council '32, '33, Track, Football, Basketball, R. O. T. C. Sergeant. Lettermen's Club He never shirks, but hits the line hard. DONALD BOYLAN Commercial Course Glee Club. Freshman Football, College Preparatory Sigma Tau, Glee Club, Girls' Trio, Girls' Council, Jerry of Jericho Road, Lucky jade, Kempy, Music Club, Mardi Gras, Chorus. Haunted House She's wise and she's witty, She's in lovefwhat a pity! MAXINE BERRINGER Commercial Course Signal Reporter, Masque and Bauble, Girls' Council, Signal Staff, Annual Staff Naturally pleasing. VVILLIAM BLYTH General Course Forum, R. O. T. C. Sergeant, Lettermen's Club, Golf Squad Little, but mighty. The Goose Hangs High, BEATRICE BROCK Kempy. Lafi That Gif, Music Club, President Off licers' Club, Forum, R. O. T. C. Major. Minick, The Golden Trail just one equalfmy super' lUl'. EDVJARD BU STARDA General Course I have other fish to fry. HARVEY CARY General Course Glee Club, Music Club, Masque and Bauble, Forum, R. 0. T. C. Staff Sergeant, Kempy, Her Temporary Husband, Minick, Oh Doctor, Thirteenth Chair A princelierflooking man never stept thro' a prince's hall. Commercial Course Glee Club, The Golden Trail. jerry of Jericho Road, G. A. A., Basketball Petite and happy. KENNET H CARLSON College Preparatory Forum, SelffReliant Club, Na' tional Honorary Society, Mar' di Gras, Senior Science Club, Declamatory Contest '32, R. O. T. C. First Sergeant His friends shall have music wherever he goes. MARGARET CASKEY General Course Samuel johnson Club '29, Signal Staff '31, WafPi-Ka Art Club A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. T H E MONTI- CELLO 1 9 3 3 HAROLD CASSELL General Course Glee Club, Chorus, Printing Club. Signal Staff, R. O. T. C. Corporal, Aviation Club A lion among the ladies is a dreadful thing. EARL COLLINS General Course Glee Club '29 The secret of succe stancy of purpose, is con' DOROTHY COX General Course Commercial Club A quiet, ambitious girl. DON CUMMINGS General Course Glee Club, Second Child- hood Contentment brings riches unknown. PAUL DAVISON Commercial Course Nonfcommissioned Officer A little do we know what lays before us. CARL DONN College Preparatory 'sHumor-the index of his soul. JOHN COHOE College Preparatory Forum, Boys' Council, Senior Science Club, Tennis Team. Orchestra. Band, Football Manager, R. O. T. C. Major johnny was made for enjoyf ment. ROBERT VJILLIAIVIS College Preparatory Cheerleader '31, Football, Track, Lettermen's Club, Scif ence Club Quality comes in small pack' ages. RUTH COX General Course Glee Club Occupation alone is gratify' ing. DORIS DAGUE General Course Girls' Council. Sigma Tau. Library Club. Assistant Libra' riail Dignity is a thing respected, VCARREN DAVISON Industrial Course His friendship is better than silver or gold, THELMA EARL General Course International Correspondence Club Speech is great-but silence is greater.-' FAR' I-Oh. 'Mk Mm - gapp- .fi 'HY 'F Q SUP DALE ELLSXYORTH General Course Golf. i'The Goose Hangs Highf' The Haunted Housefl Football, Basketball, Forum. Cvlee Club. R. O. T. C. lvlajor My only ambition is to be a Generalf' CLEO FLEMING Industrial Course NA- true as he lixcs. ELIZABETH FLYNN f.oininerciaI C,oui'sc Delphian. G. A. A.. Signal Stall Nothing can replace that 'Mickic' humor ARREN GILIWORE College Preparatory Sports XXVFIICI' For Signal '32 He who hath knowledge hath power. ROBERT GOURLEY Commercial Course Boys' Council, Basketball, Glee Club, Chorus 'KA shy young man with a pleasing smile. GLADYS GRAY Commercial Course Signal Stall' '31, Forum, Wa' PifKa Art Club President Wlizit is well done is done soon enough. T H E MONTI CELLO I 19Q33 lil IRENE FAMOUS Conimercial Course l'Oh Doctor, Sigma Tau, Glen- Club. General Science Club May you live all the days of yulll' lllC.u ELAINE FLENKER - - w f,ominercial Loursc In Quill and Scroll. Signal btall film is delightlul hecauise she is good... LLOYD GILMORE Loniniercial Course Coxninercial Club President, Press Club Let us have peacef' CLOYCE GOTTHOLD College Preparatory Football, Track, Lettermen Club, Science Club, Officers' Club, R. O. T. C. Captain, Vsfoodpeckers Club, Rifle Team He never troubles trouble till trouble troubles him. REGINA GRAVES Commercial Course Delphian, General Science Club True humility the highest virtue. DOROTHY GREINER College Preparatory Girls' Council, Music Club, Nu Omega, Masque and Bauble, General Science Club President, Glee Club, Chorus, G. A. A., Mardi Gras, Forum, National Honorary Society Always a good worker, but ever ready for a good time. T H E MONTI- CELLO 1 9 3 3 DOROTHY GRIESS Commercial Course Sigma Tau President, Oh Doctor. Lucky jade, Gen- eral Science Club, Girls' Council, Mardi Gras, National Honorary Society, Forum Sweet. demure. pleasanti and what a dancer! XVILLIAM HALL Industrial Course Lettermen's Club. Print Club, Boys' Council, Basketball, Football Captain. Track, Drake Relays, Home Room Champs '33 BewaregI'm basbfulf' HAROLD HARTVCIG Commercial Course Happy am I:-from care I'm free. CLARENCE HOOD Industrial Course Home Room Champs J., Editor of Annual, Art Club, Ivfardi Gras. R. O. T. C. Cor' poral. Signal Cartoonist, Gen' eral Science Club '29, Draf matic Club 'Z9. Sun Up. Dust of the Road. Four OnefAct Plays, R, O. T. C. Road Show Answer to a IVIaiden's Prayer. 1 Art ROBERT HUTCHENS Industrial Course Silence is golden. KATHLEEN JAY Commercial Course XIodesty is the beauty woman. HARRY HAGSTROINI General Course Lettermen's Club. Track '32, Football '32. Home Room Champs '33 Promise is most given when least is said. ROBERT HANNIJM College Preparatory Football, Basketball. Junior Class President, Tennis Cap- tain. Her Temporary Husf band, Laff That Off, Cadet Captain. Forum. Char' Band, acter Conference '32. Orchestra, Mtisic Club Presi' dent. Secretary Officers' Club Y .3 Handsome is as Handsome does. ELDON HAWORTH General Course R, O. T. C. Lieutenant, State Academic Contest '31, Self' Reliant Club, Debate Team, National Forensic League, De' bate Club Vy'heneVer he speaks, some- thing is said. VELMA HUCKERT College Preparatory General Science Club, Senior Science Club. Debate Club, Forum The noblest mind the best contentment has. XYILMA JAMES General Course Nu Omega Sigma President '33. Girls' Council As true as she l1x'es.' LEON -IAY College Preparatory Football, Tigermen's Club, Lettermen's Club. Boys' Coun' of eil Boys will be boys. VIRGINIA JEFFERIS Commercial Course Sigma Tau Quiet girls are often surprisf ing, ' RICHARD JOHNSON Commercial Course National Honorary Society, SelifReliant Club, Forum, De' hate, Mardi Gras, R. O. T. C. Officer, Debate Club, Junior Class Treasurer, Boys' Council Let the long contention cease, geese are swans, and swans are geese. CHARLES KINNEY General Course Something between a hin' drance and a help. KEITH LANDON Commercial Course Glee Club, R. O. T. C. Cor' poral, Lucky Jade Mistakes are often profit' able. LEVI LARNED R General Course Basketball '32 Captain, Track Lettermeifs Club, Secretary, Treasurer, Print Club Such stuff the world is made of N s AYMOND LARSON General Course His vocabulary shocketh us.' T H E MONTI CELLO 19 MAURICE JENSEN Commercial Course Masque and Bauble I hate definitions. THELMA JONES Commercial Course General Science Club Patience is a necessary in' gredient of success HELEN KIRKVJOOD College Preparatory 'kPatience has its charms, TEMPA LANDON General Course Glee Club, Girls' Trio, Chorus, Nu Omega, Girls Council, Music Club, The Haunted House Never idle a moment. LYLE LARSON Commercial Course WafPifKa Art Club Clever men are good. PAULINE LIPS General Course Sigma Tau Vv'ellftimed silence hath more eloquence than speech. 33 Mixed T H E MONTI- CELLO 1 9 3 3 GLENN MARTIN College Preparatory Baskethall. Boys' Council, R. O. T. C. Staff Sergeant Deeds. not words. are im' portant. KATHERINE MANN RUTH MAYBERRY Commercial Course National Honorary Society, Girls' Council, Kempy, G. A. A., Forum President, Class Editor, Mardi Gras, Character Conference '31, '32, Dramatic Cluh President '33, Minick, A Full House, It Pays To Advertise Things learned on earth. we shall practice in heaven, VERA MATHEXYS Commercial Course National Honorary Society, Girls' Council, Delphian Sec- retary, Treasurer, G. A. A. Ready in heart and hand. JIMMIE MILLHOLLIN RUTH MILLARD College Preparatory Sigma Tau, G. A. A., Band, Orchestra Many a small make a great. DALE McDOVVELL Commercial Course The hest part ol school is- going home. IRENE MILLER General Course Sigma Tau, G. A. A., Basket' ball The world helongs to the energetic, CARROLL MOATS General Course Band. Orchestra He that hath knowledge spareth his words. Commercial Course Sigma Tau President. Mardi Gras, Oh Doctor As good as she is sweet. EVELYN McCLELLAN Commercial Course Sigma Tau, Commercial Club. Shorthand Teains, Girls' Council. Editorfinfchief of Annual, National Honorary Society. Ivianaging Editor of Signal Vert and wisdom are horn with her. DVCAINE McML7LLEN General Course R. O. T. C. Sergeant Love ineflove ine long. College Preparatory Assistant Editor of Annual, National Honorary Society, National Forensic Club, Glee Cluh, Declamatory W'inner '31, '32, Mixed and Male Quartet, Mii1ick, Thirf teenth Chair. Haunted House, Kc-mpy, Her Temporary Husband. A Full House, Applesauce. jerry of Jericho Road. Oh Doctor. Lucky jade, For' um. Masque and Baulale Presi- dent. Dehate. Mardi Gras He acts all parts best. NANCY CLAIRE MIQMFORD College Preparatory Nlasque and Bauhle. Glee Clula. Sell'fReliant Cluh Presif dent. General Science Cluh President. State Academic Contest. Girls' Council. Na' tional Honorarv Society, The Goose Hangs High Let everyone do his best. KATHRYN MYERS Commercial Course G. A. A.. NThe Lucky Jade. s'Oh Doctor. Treble Clef, junior Debate Squad, jerry of blcriclio Road Never at her wits end. BERNE ORME General Course Glee Club, Print Club, Lucky Jade... Basketball, Track '32, '33 L'S1lence more musical than any soiigf' SHERMAN PANTIER Commercial Course Signal Staff. General Science Club. Press Club. President '31 R. O. T. C. Corporal Hes a sure card. RUBX PEAREY College Preparatory lviirdi Gras She happy go lucky jolly and gay eyer ready for yyork or play OHIN PETERSEN College Preparatory General Science Club Vyfinner St ite Academic Geometry Te t To college he will go KATHERINE RAPH Commercial Cource Delphian Secretary. G. A. A. Laughs are most important any day. T H E BACDTJTT- CELLO 19.33 MARj QRIE NELSON Commercial Course Signal Reporter, Sigma Tau, Signal Staff Through her typing will come success. RGBERT OSHLO Commercial Course Boys' Council President, Let' termen's Club, Forum, Track, Football. Basketball Eat, drink, and be merryg but whatever you do. dori't worry'.A' DAISS PARRACR Commercial Course Mudi Gia Sigma Tau A A Iorum ca int to think ibout LESLIE PETERSEN Commercial Course General Science Club Forum Track V' Commercial Club Secretary Be what you meant to MEYER RABEN College Preparatory Prexs Club Vicefl resident R. O. T. C Sergeant 'Not Euilty your Honor. OTIS REASON Commercial Course A redfhead through and through. T II E h4CDTJTT, CELLO 1 9 3 3 MARGARET REED College Preparatory Mardi Gras, Glee Club, Oh Doctor. Her Temporary Hushandf' G. A. A., Band, Qrchestra. Dramatic Club, Forum. Chorus, Mixed and Instrumental Quartets A fine athlete and a staunch friend. MABEL SHIPLEY Commercial Course Commercial Club President, Signal Reporter, Girls' Counf eil, Senior Annual Proof Reader A true friend is forever a friend. CLARA SMITH Commercial Course G. A. A. Track Manager, Delphian Treasurer '32 She makes a true pal. MAXINE SPECK Commercial Course Girls' Council, Signal Staff, Commercial Cluh Treasurer, Dehate Squad, Dehate Club, National Forensic League President. General Science Clu'J She speaks, and we listen. JOHN STREET College Preparatory Glee Cluh. Music Cluh, Mixed Chorus. Oh Doctor A workman that need not he ashamed. CHARLES TAYLOR Commercial Course Band. Consolidated Band, Track '30 Amhitious. hut happy, icxesnaxxox C,ominerc1al Course XX'a'PifKa Art Cluh, Glee Cluh. Signal Reporter. Nu Omega. Novice Typing Team Consistency: thou art a jewel. MARION SIZER General Course National Honorary Society, Nu Oniega, Girls' Council Sweet and lovahlef' IRENE SMITH Commercial Course Nu Cmega, Girls' Council, Girls' Trio. Chorus, G. A. A., General Science Club All dressed up and no place to go. NEVCTON STEPHENS Commercial Course Commercial Club. Track It is not my nature to he silent. GENEVIEVE TABLER Commercial Course G. A. A. A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. LIZZIEBELL THOMAS Commercial Course Sigma Tau. Glee Club She does all things faith' fully. NE' 'WL f-Q5 Qi WINIFRED VAUX General Course Instrumental Music Club, Glee Club, Band Politeness is a virtue in' deed. EVELYN WALLACE Commercial Course Forum, Glee Club, Chorus, Girls' Council, G. A. A. President, Delpliian President, Mardi Gras, Girls' Sport Editor of Annual A good sport in all she does. MAYNARD XVILSON College Preparatory Forum, Band, Orchestra, Inf sri-umcntal Club President, Inf strumental Quintet, Senior Road Show He knows wliat's what, CHESTER WRIGHT I General Course 'LA good man is always rightf OHN DAMON College Preparatory Senior Class President, Boys' Council, Forum, SelffReliant, Character Conference, Senior Science Club President, Band, Orchestra, Officers' Club, Academic Contest, Mardi Gras, National Honorary So- ciety, R. O. T. C. Officer He has a hungry look, he thinks too much. DOROTHY RHODES General Course Senior Class Secretary, Sigma Tau Treasurer 'AA friend to all. Q THE l . MONTI- J cistto J 1933 JOSEPH WALL Commercial Course Quill and Scroll, Forum, Na' tional Honorary Society, Academic Contest '30 The manly part is to do with might and main what he can do, LOIS WHALEY General Course Girls' Trio, Mixed Quartet, Soprano Solo, Glee Club, G. A. A., Sigma Tau, Chorus, National Honorary Society, Music Club, Girls' Council, The Lucky Jade Our own Kate Smith. JOHN WOODRUFF College Prep I will take my corpal oath on it. FRIEDA ZOORWILL Commercial Course Nu Omega, G. A. A., Pep Club It's fun just to be alive. JACK MOSHER College Preparatory Senior Class Vice President, Glee Club, Football, R. O. T. C. Corporal, Full House, Haunted House, Her Temporary Husband, Min' ick, Lucky Jade, Oh Doctor, Mixed Quartet, Masque and Bauble, Mardi Gras, Lettermen's Club The man of the hour. GLADYS ANDERSON Commercial Course Senior Class Treasurer, G. A. A. 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Q - K .Q 'N' t. , t t t t 1 -- n.,' 1- v.. 1 '1 l T H E MONTI CELLO 9 Second Semester uniors IST ROW Mary Brownell Lois Dimon Florice Sutton Pauline Pelron Dorothy Bradford Vera Meis Dorothy Wood jean Geppert Frances Cox Ex elyn Faxrley Marjorie Pope ZND ROW Marjorie Byrd Hazel Reed Rubyjensen Barbara Kinney Mary Lamson Geraldine Stech Dorothy Ogan Virginia Dinkel Lucille Turn r Louraine Honey Mildred Harris LaVora Gano Mildred Benton 3RD ROW Louis Holliday Margaret Thoreen Iola Mowery Annabelle Watton Lois Kirk patrick Vera Pacholke Dorothy Brockman Helen Piyne Helen Petersen Lois Mills Margery McNeil Ruth Hokanson Naomi Hokanson Eugene Mueller George Sp irks Lynn Hrinnum Andrew Collett Lloyd Krasne Elmos Brown 5TH ROW Clarence Petersen Selwyn Tyson Elmer Schroeder Herbert Katzenstein Rex jolliff William Latham Willard Ratliff Don Gugler Don Hatcher Aldon Hinrichs Freddie Cooper Mid Semester Seniors IST ROW Celia lngram Evelyn Marshall Erma Pope Virginia Miller Mary Jane Holmes Bessie Versacx Paulene Adams Ferne Zbinden Clara Blair Harriet Harle Rose Mendelson Helen Anderson Doris Santi ZND ROW ,lack Croft Harold Speer Evelyn Rolfe Vera Lindgren Verna Lindgren Mary Nerz Garnet Bonwell Lois Bray Helen Bircharcl Sylvia Smutney Emma Hansen Dorthy Eakin Leo Dippel Verner Olsen 3RD ROW Clarence Ingalls Harry Risney Robert Friese Keith Means George Thomas Roland Tornblom Arthur Fleharty Fred Hansen Leroy Brown Elbridge Winburn Harold Andreson Clarence Larsen l l l l l l . l l i i l 1 3 3 l J c Z Y . . y . Y I . H Y 1. ' ' V ' V . Y . . U I . . ' x y X , . , . v . 2 V Y , . . . , . x G' . ' . .K v h S - I ' ' Y s x ' Y v ' ' . ' , Y ' s 2 rv s s 5. H ' ' ' s ' , , 1 I L . 4TH ROW: Kenneth Austin, Andrew Snethen, Herbert Dunn, George Travis, Malcolm Austin, , . ,u ,, 2 , L ' , , y C ,Y g : s . Y xi, , y ' y ' , . . ' . I . v V y ' . . y . . . . - S' 1 ' ' 1 Wvxi' i l : ' , . . , , ' ' ' ' , , . .' ' h . y . , , , , ' . .U : , , , ' , ' , Y y . y . , . V , , I ' . : , ' , ' , ' , , y v H , . . , , . THE MONTI CELLO 9 Second Semester Sophomores IST ROW Faye Morrls Maraget Klssel Ethel Bolton Luc1lleFancher Thelma Bogardus Flora Drckerson Thelma Longeway Ellzabeth Ann Swanson Lrberty B ll Betty Batchelor Maxlne Lelbovxtz ZND ROW Darlene Mlller Darolene Martm Opal Lorenzen Ida Mae Davls Kathryn Lawson Vlfglnla Kendall Paul1neW1nters Rose Robmson Betty Ramey Dorothy Caulkms Evelyn Martm Ona Cadwallader Wllberta Probst Howard Leslre John Tcman Nathan Gruenau Loule Neve jack Martin Bllly Reed jack Hough Arlene Gentry F1rst Semester JLIHIOIS IST ROW Marran Davrs Hazel Foutch Margaret Knud en G yle Rlchardson Mar1eLaMant1a Rosalle Rayburn Cheredel Cox Lllllan Baker Mary Kemp Gladys Knerl Marran Shrpley ZND ROW W1ll1amS1mpson James Walker Wllllam Gotthold Jerry Yudelson Evelyn Hoover Vrrglnna Kelly Osborne Dorothy Pcarey jack Eakxn jarrell Landau Wllllam Wolfe Donald Moore 3RD ROW Fred Sweetman David Carter jrmmle Grazxer Donald Graves George Losey Hal bert Snyder Raymond Wood Bob DICKINSON Wesley Slzer Warren Harvey l w l w 1 3 3 l l l c : ' , ' , , l , y , ' Y . 1 . e Y Y . : . , . v V . , I . . . Y . . y . , Y . Y . , ' . . 3RD ROW: Dorothy Diwolcy, Harold Tornblom, Russel Towne, Max Scott, Loran Hester, . V ' Y . y . y . v , E : ' ' , f , s , a ' , ' ' . ' , . . K ' , , , , U 2 . . . , ' . . , , v . . . , , ' . y , , , ' : , ' , ' ' ' , , , , 1 , . . V . , U First Semester Sophomores IST ROW Marjorie. Hyme Florence Baker Plc xsant Voss Bonita Ahlquist Marjorie Atcn Marjorie Clark Dorothy Wallace Della Mac Thurston Helen Nelson Mane Coe lane Ellen Reynolds Helen Campbell Gwy Calkins Viola Herman 7ND ROW Auralmarlc Harnly Exa Ellen Tomcs La Verne Carter lola Hammoud Elaine Davis Chr1stmeRasmussen lrencP1clcrel Lucille Clarlt Faye Evans V1fg1Dl3LONCj0Y Charlotte McCormick Audrey Sinderson eannette Gruneau Exelyn Bundy Mueller Ernest Jensen Wanda johnson Francis Whitt Rosalie Burke. Norman Abrahamson Lester Murphy Duane Cox Robert Peterson Second Semester Freshmen 1ST ROW Ily Jean Petersen Helen O Connor Audrey Conkling Helen Weldon Genevieve Galloway Mary Scott Thelma Passer ean Croft Fern Whaley Evelyn Milotz ane Dille Grace Jay Marjorie Gordon Virginia Pitzer ZND ROW Lenora Law on Helen Bretz David Hamly Wright Tyson Arthur ames Clark Hodgson Abe Raben Merrill Williamson jack Rees Leonard Bonwell Virgil Lees Daryle Story Samuel Carter Maryorie McAlexander Pauline Cornett Arthur Wolcot 3RD ROW Marjorie Millard Mary Parish Aileen Larsen Mary Lorenzen George Putnam Robert Damon Floyd Yudelson Pauline Kennedy Geraldine Shanno Grace Robson Marietta Schupp Darlene Figgins Arthella Myers Belle Baker Betty Mae Makie Virginia Neuman Grace Peterson Anita Davis . I 1 K , .x , X X K 1 ' A1 -K ' , K , y . . I v I ' ' w I Y 1 by u 2 K 5 y w ' , K I b Y K x ' ., ' ' , 1 1 A , I - 4 . .. : . . ' ' . , '. ' e , . t . , . . , . ' I . V . , X v 5 , , . 3 1 3 . . . Y . ' . Y , v J K V 7 A 3RD ROW: Ray Ingram, Billy Humes, Elizabeth Prasse, Bonnie Cadwell, Rcbert Dipple, Gordon y I , Y . . by . su L K , , . , . : , . , . , v . , . , J l Y ' 1 J ' , , . . , . . . . Q : s , , ' , ' , J , y , . . . , , v . . ' D Q I . 1 l 9 ' : ' ' ' , ' , ' , , , y , . , . , , . , . . , , , . y . . . , , . . ' First Semester Freshmen IST ROW Mar1or1eB1rchard MBXIDC Howell Lola Falrley Al1ceAnderson Marle Grazler Vwran Dougherty Donna Lavely lean Marle Steck Marian Blue Barbara Jane Hmnchs Florence Thy strup Dorothy Osborn ZND ROW Raymond Hansen Raymond Gotthold Raymond Pacholke Vnrgrnla Rugg M ry Ramey Edna Mohler George Robrnson Ronald Ellrs George Brown Robert Wood Lemuel barter Glenn Walker E1ghth Grade 1ST ROW Ray Myers jr Glen Larsen Malcolm Dunn Sherman Rayment Ella Wrlson Helen Isaacson Peggy Cooper jane Rummerfield Ruth Gordon Bettye Angstead Marlon Davis Mary Towne Vxrglnra Leslle ZND ROW Rrchard Street Mike Narml Kenneth Berry Roy Clemens Bernard Krasne George Cook Carollne Hartung Emrly Bray Erna Laugesen Juanrta Drnkel Ardlth Pearey Margle Wm burn 3RD ROW George Baker Gerald Vernon Walter Phrlllps Fred Olsen Dorothy Brock Lucrle Rogers Lenore Faye Lorra1neBondo janet Swan Irene Gordon Dorothy Head Dorothy Trel Vera Thomas 4TH ROW Mathew Martxn Marlon Auffert Fern McCauley Barbara Raph Frances Johnson Charlotte Putnam Ben Edwards Katheryn Swan Elrzabeth Carrlgan Lorrame Anderson Gladys Young, Jean Rayburn 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , . 5 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . - 1 '1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1, 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 T H E , Moasm T CELLO Actaxfates of the Year Compctataon an loeal state and nataon l exents durang the year has xxon forThomas effer son hagh school and students tlaerean many ha fh honors partacularly an debate musac and an the conamercaal xx ork Debate as usual held hrst pl aee among the xaraed sehool aetaxltles the questaon for the sea son beang Resolxed that atleast one half of all state and loeal taxes should be elerayed from eources other than tangable property ln the Massoura Valley league the Thomas efferson hoy dehaters won setonel place thear only fetaots obstacle beang Omaha Tech whach xxon farst place C oach Seahury s garl deb aters xxon thard place The efferson debaters entered the Madland College tournament Februray Z 3, and 4th but xxere defeated an the quarter finals Competang wath Ahraham Lancoln and Shenandoah an the Southxx estern loxxa tournament February 23 the local wranglers won first place, thereby allowang them to partacapate an the state contest ut aowaCa y Mzarel' 3' Ap al 1, only to b de feared there an the quarter fin als The feature of the lowa Caty contest was Thomas jefferson s vactory over Omaha Tech xxho prevaously xmas unbeaten an the Massoura Valley debatang league Those actaxe an the season s debates were lxlaxane Specle senaor Celaa lngram junaor, Eldon Haworth, scnaor Lloyd Krasne junaor, Rxehard ohnson, senaor and Ball Gotthold sophomore 6 Thonaas efferson nausacaans journeyed to Logan Iowa where tlaey partaclpated ID the dastrlct Yneet Harry Rasney barxtone solast, lohn Watts trumpet solast and the bancl and orchestra xxere grx en superaor ratanvs and allowed to go to the Southwestern loxva contest held la' re at Thomas efferson Apral 6 1, and Sth At thas contest the garls glee club under the supervrsaon of Mrs Belle Talton and the Thomas cfferson orchestra under the darectaon of Earl G Gary xaon su peraor ratanvs and xxere therefore elagable for the st ate contest at loxxa Caty May 7 3 4 and nth but they dad not place The shorthand and typanv teams of the noxace and amateur davlsaon fared alake an the das traet eontest held Apral 79 at Abraham Lancoln hugh school, each Thomas efferson team wan nang second pl aee an thear davasaon All were elagable for the state eontest an Iowa Caty Saturday May ll but only the amateur shorthand team made the trap Lloyd Galmore wath thard place aceuraey rating being the only Tee ay entrarat to place T l students as andavlduals also receaved honors durang the past year Clarence Hood an a sketch vtorked an anlc xxhach he suhmatted to the Federal Schools, Inc an a nataonal contest was gaven a rarang of 90 percent and vaon for hamselfa S33 scholarshap toward a regular course at the aboxe mentaoned school and also a month s study an Manne apolas xx hen the course as completed 93 . l 1 J J L ., 1. ' 1' 1 ,, 1 L- , - -D., . ' . H , ,. . , - - - s s as a ' . y. v yr x x C x A K 1 I xl T . K I 1 K ' v v K Y K ' . ' ' . ' ' . - 1 ' -- 'tr c. ., a r' . . .e ,- . . v K 3 , v ' - 1 5 1 4 1 A I . v x I Q , I ' ,. ' , ,K '. 1 . v, s: t Y' 1 ry k-1 ' 9 'K K ' ' ' . 1 ' A Q e ', ' ' . l ' 5' ' Qt ' . 1. The school music department won several honors during the current school year. On April - ' 1 ' ,, 1 1 ' ' . , ' T a . , . . , . ' af 1 l ' '- 1, ' ' ' ' . ' - ' K i 6 C V, , a s ,' ' ' -Q a - L as ' K -Y Y A ' v B Y 4 5 ' 1 t l I., 'e C ' ' 4 . t ' l t ' 4 V ' 4 ' ' ' L-. 1-s' ' ' 'S' . . . . ',' . . K-2 a A ,. ' 1 ' 'Q 1 1 , ' . 1 ' ' 1 . 1 ' ' ' g ' - A ' 1 . . 'A I 1. . , ' a 5 - ' T - 1 A - 1 T ' a 'x e e ' ' 2 . ' 'J 1: 5 ' - - - , T H E MONTI- CELLO 1 9 3 3 l l L, Seniors In Clubs IST ROW: Dorothy Griener, Katherine Myers, Maxine Berringer, Daisy Parrack, Kathryn Raph, Evelyn McClellan, Mabel Shipley, Nancy Claire Mumford. ZND ROW: Kenneth Carlson, Richard Johnson, Robert G. Olson, Don Boylan, Bob Han- num, Bob Bateman, Harvey Cary, jack Mosher. 3RD ROW: Berne Orme, Maynard Wilson, Fred Blumenstein, Cloyce Gotthold, Eldon Ha- worth, john Cohoe, Dale Ellsworth, john Damon, Kenneth Anderson, james Millhollin, l l Senior Girls In Societies IST ROW: Daisy Parraclc, Kathryn Raph, Irene Smith, Gladys Anderson, Frieda Zoorwill, Evelyn Wallace. ZND ROW: Lois Whaley, Marion Sizer, Regina Graves, Clara Smith, Alice Arch, Vera Mathews, Pauline Lips. 3RD ROW Dorothy Rhodes, Katherine Myers, Wilma james, june Shannon, Marjorie Nelson, Lizziebell Thomas, Ruth Mayberry, Dorothy Griess. First and Second Semester Forum IST ROW: Evelyn Milotz, Rosalie Rayburn, Pauline Cornett, Lois Bray, Faye Evans Celia Ingram, Garnet Bonwell, jane Ellen Reynolds. ZND ROW: Ray Myers, jr., David Carter, Robert Dippel, Don Hatcher, jarrell Landau, Leo Dippel, Richard johnson, jack Hough. ERD ROXV: Clifford johonson, joe Bruce, Mervin Jensen, Robert Hannum, Robert Friese Don Boylan, john Damon. 4-TI-I ROXW: Harry Risney, john Cohoe, Bob Oshlo, Harold Speer, Dale Elsworth. 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RobrrtH1nnum Srrrrt ITN Drk Fllsxxorrh brr mnr At -Xrms Treble Clcf Club Sponsor,Mrs Trlton Krthprms Nlyus rwlr Lnt Cgnumxg Tmblgr Vlu Pr s11.lLnt D mrothy lirmdhvrd Srbrrtxry T11 1 urrr Socrety Cffmprs Nu Qmegi 51011121 Lty Soc Cvlrclys Anderson Tune bmrth IN IU Qub Slrlnnu Wllnx 1 runs Dglphmn L1tLr1ry Souety Evglyn XX llll L Dzusy Purrxclx Xmra lvlathuxs Clirw bmrth Sponsors Mrs SfI'1ClCl21IHCl,lVl1SSGLIULTLTSLUD Prgsmlgnt Vrgr Prbsulr nt Trrrsurer bbrpqrlnt Ar Arms Sponsors, Prrsulent Vlgg PrLs1dLnt brcrrt lry Treasurer Rpportgr NV1lm1 inns Hclgn Blrchlrcl E11 lbgth Ann bw rnson Frlrrli Zoorxx 1ll Mrss L1 Frrntz M165 Ranmr Exglyn NY 'llllu L1ll1z1n Bxk r Kathprrnp Rlph VLYQ lvl lthgws Dusy P'1rr uk S1gma Tqu L1terarySoc1ety Sponsors, MISS Rupp MISS Kohr Dorothy Lxruss Prrsulgnt Ruth M xybgrry Ruth 'vlaybbrry Vmr Puslrlrnt Lou Bumholm Calla Invmm brcret xrw, Elvn Dmy Ex elyn N1 xrsh lll Tuasunr Dorothy Rhodes T E l 9 3 3 Club Qfficers G ' 1 . X , . V. . . . . c . X H. xf , 1 7 sk-' I. . 5 V- -. .k.- X . 1 - ' 1. ' ' P 15' lr C In 1 o Q v I l T T z '. I V X ' ' ' 1 Jr 1' Mary ,lane Holmes Secretary Lourainc Honey ' nil: T' YH -1 - J A' . I .L . A L . , Q K A ' . i I - 1 rc- 1- 1'- 4 1 ' 4 x T 4 1 'vs C . . . , . l Self-Reliant Pupils 1ST ROW: Gladys Anderson, Thelma Bogardus, Rosalie Rayhurn, Cheredel Cox, Geraldine Stech Erma Pope, Lilian Baker, Gladys Knerl, Nancy Claire Mumford, Arlene Gaines. ZND ROW: Evelyn Marshall, Celia Ingram, Vera Pacholke, Eerne Zhinclen DorothyWood, Mary jane Holmes. Clara Blair. Helen Birchard, Garnet Bonwell. 3RD ROXV: Kenneth Carlson, john Damon, Eldon Haworth, Richard johnson, jarrel Landau, Geo. Thomas, Willizinm Gorthold, Andrew Collett, Donald Moore. Band IST RONW: Dorothy Gshorne, Vera Meis, lly jean Petersen, Thelma Passer, Auralmarie Harnly Marie La Mantia, Gayle Richards-in, Raymond Hanson, Roy Clemens, Wilherta Probst, Ken- neth Eakin. ZND ROW: Mary Nerz, Rose Mendelson, Robert G.Olson, john Cohoe, Maynard XVilson, Rein- hart Keltner, Roland Tornblom, Richard Gilson, Lester Murphy, lack Eakin, Ruth White, Ray Myers, jr. 3RD RONX7: Pauline Pelton, Ruth Millard, Charles Taylor, Elmer Chancellor, Helen Birchard, Richard Boyer, Bill Simpson, Winifred Vaux, Ben Edwards, Clark Hogdson, Roy Vaux. National Honorary Society IST RONV: Celia lngram, Pauline Adams,Clara Blair, Dorothy Griess, Louraine Honey, Lois Whal- ey,Ferne Zhinden, Mildred Anna Benton, Garnet Bonwell ZND ROY , Helen Birchard, Harriet Harle, Dorothy Greiner, Nancy Claire lvlumford, Emma Hansen, Gladys Anderson, Katherine Mann, Rose Mendelson, Eveline Fairley. 3RD RONXY: George Thomas, Don Gugler, Roland Tornhlom, joseph Wiill, Don Hatcher, Leo Dippel, james Millhollin, john Damon, Kenneth Carlson, Lloyd Krasne, 4 TH ROXV: Eldon Haworth, Richard johnson THE AM ONTI- CELLO 1 9 3 3 T H E MONTI- CELLO 1933 , l Boys' Council lST ROW: Glenn Martin, Louis Holliday, Fred Blumenstein,George Thomas, AndrewSnethen Herbert Rosenthal, Ralph Bray, Leo Dipple, Donald Hatcher. ZND ROW: Russel Towne, Kenneth Carlson, john Damon, Richard johnson, Ronald, Ellis Robert Williams, Sam Carter, Daryle Story, Elbridge VVinburn. 3RD ROW: Maynard Wilson, Robert Gourley, john Cohoe, Bill Hall, Don Gugler, Bob Oshlo Ed Eellingham, lack Croft, Bill Nielson. Girls' Council IST ROW: Evelyn Marshall, Erma Pope, Dorothy Wood, Vera Pachollce, Gladys Anderson Geraldine Stech, Nan Sue Skinner, jean Geppert, Dorothy Griener, lrene Smith. ZND ROW: Garnet Bonwell, Doris Dague, Wilma james, Nancy Claire Mumford, Pauline Adams, Evelyn McClellan, Evelyn Wallace, Ferne Zbinden, Rosalie Rayburn, 3RD ROW: Dorothy Griess, Daisy Parrack, Maxine Speck, Helen Birchard, Vera Mathews, Marian Sizer, Margaret Reed, Katherine Mann, Alice Arch, Maxine Berringer, Lois Whaley. Boys' Glee IST ROW: Jimmie Millhollin, Walter Scott, George Thomas, Berne Orme, Andrew Snethen, Max Scott, Don Hatcher, Bob Oshlo, Bill Nielson, Harry Risney. ZND ROW: Donald Moore, Raymond Wood, Herbert Dunn, Don Boylan, Verner Olson, Don Gugler, Herbert Rosenthal, larrell Landau, Girls, Glee Club IST ROW! Francis Beezly, Marietta Schupp, Ardis O'Neal, LaVora Gano, Dorothy Calkins, Bonita Ahlquisi Helen Campbell, Irene Smith,Tonchita Munson, Charlotte McCormick, Dorothy Bradford, Margaret Mclntosh, Florence Baker. ZND ROW Lcis Whaley, jean Geppert, Namoi Hokanson, Ruth Hokanson, Nancy Claire Mumford, Thelma Longeway, Rose Robinson, Arthella Myers,Dorothy Greiner, Mildred Harris Irene Famous, Nan Sue Skinner, Georgia Famous. Dim: fra , . 3. Senior Play Cast IST ROXV: Katherine Mann, Margaret Reed, Alice Arch ZND ROXV: Harvey Cary, Jimmie Millhollin, Don Boylan, Bob Bateman Senior Girls in Athletics IST ROW: Kathryn Raph, Lois Whaley, Frieda Zoorwill, Irene Smith, Beatrice Brock and Elizabeth Flynn, ZND ROW: Vera Mathews, Daisy Parrack, Evelyn Wallace, Lizziebell Thomas, Gladys Ander- son and Clara Smith. THE M ONTI- CELLO 1 9 3 3 - T H E MONTI- CELLO 1 9 3 3 Seniors With Average of 90 or Above IST ROVV: Tenfpa Landon, Irene Famous. Gladys Anderson, Maxine Speck, Velma Huckert Lois VUhaley. ZND ROW: Nancy Claire Mumford, Dorothy Cvriener, Regina Graves, Evelyn McClellan, Vera Mathews. 3RD ROVU: joseph Wall, Richard johnson, Carl Donn, john Damon, Kenneth Carlson, Robert Williams. . v -..4 L4-C5:,rfi2 R. O. T. C. Officers IST ROW: Dale Ellsworth, Don Boylan, Walter Eaton, John Cohoe ZND ROW: Andrew Collett, Richard johnson, Kenneth Anderson, Cloyce Gotthold, Willard Ratliff, john Damon. Senior Boys In Athletics IST ROW: Bob I-Iannum, jack Mosher, Fred Blumensrein, john Cohoe, Berne Orme. ZND ROW: Dale Ellsworth, Cloyce Gocrhold, Bob Oshlo, Kenneth Anderson, Leon jay. Bill Hall WL t SL I III OII RUN Ihr I' 'Xxx 'xxx FII L x Ixxx AtIxILtxL 5IIxLIIIxIIb I x IxrI LII Lx I K Y III I MINI L KI I III xxxIx K kl I I QIIIYI Ll III! 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' ' V ' Y ' Y Senior Prophecy It xv is upon one of my je urneys in seareh of 1 pleCe or fresh cheese th it I eime upon one of the queerest eomminds I ever hid heard At leist to be coming., from a mother It rin like thi lunior come doxxn front Iunior Isly don t st ind xxlth your bmek to me xxhit' Projeet your voice' And of course by this time I had guessed thit this lovinv mother xx as it one time or another a dramatic eoach and indeedl xx as sure xx hen Isaxx her tired face for it xx as none other than that little miss xx ho once called herself Doris Hateh While I was runninv icross the floor en route to the third shelf of the cupboard xxhere I was sure that much wanted cheese could be found she was called to the front door by the loud knocking of someone evidently aequunted thereabouts Why Carl' Do come in Yes it was Mr Gernet ky He s been engaged in publishing the Weekly Shouter for nearly six months now and doing quite well I hear While he comforted hims lf in the easiest chair with a cup of Paste and Sandstorm at his knee to talk I busied myself on the highest shelf with the rar st bit of Kraft to listen Well Doris what do you think of that class we vraduated back in 337 Quite a bunch eh' street car the other day looks bad run down he s married you know I have most of that class working right there in my establishment Evelyn McClellan shes doin society stuff Thelma jones is a whizz on dirt that is respectable dirt and joseph Wall well he doesn t say much but he gets results And say Ive got the fastest bunch of typists down there you ever heard of No wonder we have such a good paper with Maryorle Nelson Elaine Flenker and Frieda Zoorwlll at the Underwoods Say our paper surely had a swell headliner today Council Bluffs Curl Oly mpic Star Yes it was Evelyn Wallace and she won the swimming championship for the second time Well Carl my mother in law was telling me just the other day that she went into the bank and right above one of those windows was Don Boylan s name She s heard me mention him I heard Lois Whaley singing on the jones Razor Strop provram last night her theme song is Try A I.1ttle Tenderness Richard ohnson is in the Senate and Elizabeth Flynn is campaigning for his reelection Have you heard about Daisy Parrack' She s sueing for divorce on the grounds of cruelty Can you imagine her letting any man get cruel' Iheard that Clrrence Hood just com pleted the plans for Bob Bateman s new yacht He s married again This time IIS that demure little Miss Dorothy Griess yes it s her first venture but his third I heard from someone that Margaret Reed msn t enjoying herself in Paris in the least She wrote back and said it was the most uneventful l1fe she ever lead but of course she was always thatwiy Imean looking for excitement And oh by the wry have you heard that Gladys Anderson lfter havingbeen a successful hostess in the Ritz Hotel in Africa IS back home to stay' Truly by this time I had grown quite full both of cheese and gossip The distance from the third shelf of the cupboard to the two inch hole in the corner equaled as near asI could figure the distance from Carl s chair to the nearest point of approach The distance xvas lust about half traversed when a v :ice thundered Doris a mouse' Imagine my chagrin half way home and being threatened by hurrying feet ,lust as a woman ly voice eeked in the wildest fashion I reached that most welcome hole where it took three days to regain my strength IIGDDD Bye S T-'X 0: I L I f X e I . 2- s I ', 1k-' B-11 - I2 A . 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