Thomas Jefferson High School - Monticello Yearbook (Council Bluffs, IA)
- Class of 1938
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The Monucello zfv -4, jj .fl '05-J Published by Semor Class THOMAS JEFFERSON H 1 G SCHOOL COUNCIL BLUFFS I 0 W A 1 ' 9 ' 31 S wad! '..4JJ'Tf the H lj A.,...,,.......,. ,,,...,.....,A,.,...,A...,,,., M ONTICELLO 1938, ,,,, ,,A,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,A, K 1 l Mr Orville Orr Mr Orr started his studies as wrestling coach assistant football coach and eco nomics teacher in place of Mr Huvh F Seahury in the fall of 1937 The senior class elected htm co sponsor of their class and he at once took a great interest in the annual Thus for his interest in the boolc his geniality and general popularity it was decided that he should be the other to whom the annual should he dedicated So it was that the two facultv sponsors of the senior class came to have the Monti cello dedicated to them and let it here be said that they have been the inspirincr ele ment that has made the Class of 38 what it is Miss Frances Datesman Miss Datesman came to Thomas Jefferson as an American History teacher in the spring of 337 to replace Miss Esther Ehmke. In the fall of '37 Miss Datesman was unanimously chosen as a sponsor of the senior class. Immediately she hegan to whip the class into shape by putting over n suc- cessful, formal Christmas dance, and then directed one of the best Road Shows T. has ever seen In April 19:8 Miss Dates man left Thomas efferson to become Mrs Virgil Tacy but before she took her vows she was elected by the annual staff to he one of the teachers to whom the Nlonti cello would he dedicated She was decided as one because of her invaluable service to the Class of 38 J . ! ij ...i.aa.............a,,aaaaa...............,...,aa...Ya..ai...... IPAGE 3I ........,.e..... or .,i......t.....t.....,...........,........... .Q nj ,,.,.....,....,,.,..........,.... ..,.,....... MONT1cELLo 1938 .,..A,,,,.,,,,,,.,,.. A ,,,,,,,,,A,A,,,,A,,,,,,, Q Reading from left to ngbt are edltors ames Kinney, Pauline Prasse glrls sports editors ean Rayburn Anlta Loren7en actlvlty editors anet Swan Bob Evans man agmg edltor Roger DICICCSOH Annual Staff Readmg from left to nght managxng eclntor Ph1l1p Gurney business managers Benedict Rlndone Anna Lee TICDOF boys sports edltors Bob Geppert Albert Couppee class editors Bob Breedlove Gretchen AUSCID W Y , . : . X, J . eq 5 ' . ' , J , , ' Y ' ' 9 J v Z ' B fl . . , . I U ......sse.......,,,...,ee,,..,,.,...,,..,..s,seee s,,ee B so IPAGE 4i ...,........,,.,ee,.e,,........s........,. eeee,,, ........,. . . ...E ADNINIS T RA T10 N ,, ,,,,A ,,A,,A,,,,,,,,,,,.AA , , MO NTICELLO Pnnclpal Thomas jejferson R F Myers 118. .... ....,,,,, A ,,., ...,A... , D Superintendent Of Public Schools . J. A. True Of I IPAGE 7I MRS ELIZABETH AKER Languages MISS MILDRED ANDREWS Lzbrarxan MR O A BUMP Plvyszcs Cbemxstry MR C H CARTER IVoodWorlz1ng MRS FRANCES UATESMAN TACY History MR PAUL DAWSON Instrumental Mrtszc MRS ALICE DENTON JONES Vocal Music MR STEPHEN FIELD Biology MISS CLARA GATHMANN Englzsb MR CARL GERNETZKY MISS FRANCES GILTNER English MISS MABLE GUNDERSON Sewzng MISS DORIS HATCH English MISS NATHALIA I-IUTCI-IISON Typzng Slvortlvana' MR EDWARD HIEWETT Gsncral Sczence MR HAROLD IONES TVPIIZ Sfvortfnznd IVIISS MABLE KH LINGER Tvpmg Slvortlmnd MR EDXWIN KING Enfglzslv 3 Printing , 13 14 17 16 17 18 MISS HELEN KOHR, English MISS LENORA LAWSON, Offire Force MR. WILLIAM LAYLAND, Sales, junior Business MR. RALPH LETTS, Typing, Secretarial Practice MISS HELEN LINQUIST, Office Force MISS HAZEL MILLER, ournalism MISS MAXINE MILES O :fe Force MRS DOROTHY MORGAN O :fe Force MR ISADOR MUELLER rt MISS ELIZABETH NYHOLM English MISS HANNA NYHOLM Girls Sports MR ORVILLE ORR Economics History MR FRANK PALUKA Cnics Law MRS ETHEL POMEROY M athernatifs MISS MINNIE B RUPP M athematzcs MISS BELLE SOUKUP Foods MR GAYLORD STUELKE A hletics 'VIISS CLARA STRICKLAND History Government NIR I-'IOIVIER TOXVNSEND Guuraf ISCILIILL ruzzur bu 1711 SERGFANT H B TRUEY MR DORON WARREN Elrropn an Hzgturw MISS GARNE FT WELCH flrmrzcan Hman NIR FRED WINGER Boo Lupzng Faculty Autographs f ' Q! WM! Se2gcarzt In,gtr14IA!ur. ROATC l k,,, ' . 193 Swninra . , N x1oxTlc,ELLo 1938 Semor Officers Pre :dt nt Jack Neve I In Pre V1 ent XIIYQIIIIZ-I Leslie Secretarx Peggy Cooper Trtamrfr Plnllp Gurnev Neve Wms Semor Ballot Orange Party Places Three Tnomas efferson fall 193 After a weelc s C3I'l1P21lgl'l1I1g mth none ol the mudslln mg that usuallx accompames electlons the semor class voted jack Neve nts presxdent lNeve nas a member ol the Orange pol1t1cal partx and as co workers Vlrglma l.esl1e VC lute LITEI' VN CFC elected Departmg from the usual procedure ol nommatmg and electmg offlcers at a class caucus DOX111f'l'IIl0l'l3 were made lu represenmtxves chosen from the senior studx hall After nom mtes were announced tlme p1rt1es swung mto 1ct1on and the preceding re ults were the outcome C Ov' ' ------ ' ,O 3 1 Od Y - v . v. O . . . ' t 'I ' 5 , 7: . ' ' ' , f' ' ' g' 5 , . party, vice presidentg Peggy Cooper, Orange, secretaryg and Philip Gurney, Orange, treas- ' s - -x 1 Q ' S - ' K ' ' S 5- - . 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IP.-XGE may OO O OO O O TEDY ADAMS Feneral GENE ANDERSEIN du tr1al l1u llfllllkslidfl y Il nd lnul fqlllkbl ll Oli SHIRLEY ANTHONY lommerclal DL 1h1 1 4f1uvn1n1. l1 3 MIX Fpte A11111111 A 31 tant Fvm Nltp Pr0g..rln1 5 5'-i Forum 1 nal St lff i NSPA Conuntlon Phu Lxouncl Mui it A L H' 'I'131Lk MIHALQI Suuetx Vollex lhll To111n.1ment lhselnll Student Abslstmt it DOROTHY E BABBITT General .1 11111 1nd Ill 11 IX 1 IOWITH. l 11 ln Clul1 4 11 4 Rnl1.111t 1111111 MALVIN BECRMAN Industrlal ood lllllfll C 1l1 '3 ROIC DI pm ll KENNETH BERRY Feneral JJ-23-A Bos AGER A Commerclal' mtlu 1ll 1 ll 11 'S 4 3 llAM.JJ-RF Rand it A1f 1C.L.LJ,f 'sn WAYNE ANDREWS lndustrxal 11 tlmg, GRETCHEN AUSTIN Co merc1al A 1 n 1 ll 'MX LIL md fllllllf i Anr 1 I' Pj, D bl .3-1 va .M Gyym lm it Suuetw ul l li ll N PA Cunxgn 'G 4 1 1 I nn HARRY BARRETT Industnal 141111 Club Y 11 t IllL. 1 tu 114 lul Rl Num mt wwf .IAMES BERRY Industrlal Illlll S113 w outhwm t luwl Llllllll FUOtl1 ull Wu thu: ROTC llllflll 111 ln 1 Ol um 114 I lunul l'hg Luunt md thc mal 1 ll wtnx ll I 1xul Quutpt Ilnor 111 t, JUNE BIRD Commerclal nrl L lub ? 1 'I A INN Fe : '35, '3i': ask-tl1:1ll: Tr: 'k :5,':as, :7, '- T353 ' u '3' . . 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P Sc f Rslla Natl Honor Socuts Mar Cras '5'1 lrls Council RICHARD BOOTON College Prep Irum Soloist 5 54 Iowa Lltv Mu ll Conte t 5 Natlonal Con ,es ll n '56 '5 5K Orchestra Cl Studm nt Dlrector 5K Mink Conn t 5 Masqut ant l5au L 1 IC u x l'lNflll'llI '54 5 '56 Trac .5 1 Lrman Club 5: '54 Drum Trlo 525 Flrst Muslclan 'RO FC Marching, 15 and Dzbatm und 5 College Prep me ub 3 l5arxtont Soloxst 36 MINR And It Ramed The Count and the Coed Southwest Iowa Chorus 36 Press Club '5 Color Guard 3 Football Tr :ck Wrestling 35 Rifle Team 31 38 De att 56 .5 BOB BREEDLOVE Commerclal Forum '53 President 5X btlf Rt xlnt Club '56 '5 58 V1cePrts 5 Pxesldtnt 58 Nmonal Hon orlrx SOCIQIQ 5 58 Cood rn urs ub Pr:-sldmnt 5h .5 Lleu ttnant ROTC Personality Conftr tnct Ames Iowa 56 Track 5 ' 38 Foo ball 55 ar d1Cras 3l'l Annual Staff 58 Jun ll Plax 'Growmng Pains Prxde 'nnd Prqudlcc I roductlon Staff Masque and l5auble Club Naturt Club Road Show 58 Assistant Pro ductlon Manager BOB BROWN College Prep State Band Contest 56 Marchlng Band Good Drxvers Club '55 Nature Club 34 MlNIs Con Ist 3 Maaque and Bauble .56 3 38 Sergeant at Arms Band Council 36 Production Staff Chost Tram Growmg Pams IRWIN BURKE Cummerclal INORMA BOONE Commercial EV ELYN BRADFORD Commercial Course Q phlan 5 5 Slgma Tru 5 lnternatlonxl Club Snnlor l5and CA 5 Forum Music Contest '5 '5 Vo L5 a 57 lllstrnt Musu Contest 5 Murmhlng. l5and 5 v Annual AllNtl'tlSll'IL Staff '58 Suk Show 5 5 Soclety Volluhall a vt un 5 ay Fntc 1 5 524 Student Asslstlnt '57 m ight rogram 5E 5 EMILY BRAY Commerclal t G'iB 5 Llbrarw Club '5 Vlce Preaxdent, Llbrar Club All Sch0olfI5A-alietba am Volleyball Baseball F L m 5 nd 34 5 5b Sta Ban Con teh '5 6 1 rlct Band Contest e e Stu Alchery ram Rhy thmlcal E x e r c 1 s e allroom Dance Suzma Tau 56 Glrls Conn jACK BRETZ Industrlal JEAN ROWN LL J Commercial f W land 34 '5 owa Clty 5 3 May Feta 3 .5 Intunatlonal Correspondentt Club .54 Sigma Tau LIIQFSTQ S clety '5 Stcretarx 36 President 38 Vlce Presldent .5l Self Relxant Club '57 '5R BYRON BOLTON Industrial and W rm st mm, D-I '- '. 5, ': :. 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Editor of Signal S MAIIILIHL Edl to! of Cllmpses 4 Annufll Staff 34 Rold Show 54 Engllsh Club ulnu Club ATINIO Ilte-ran Slxcxetx it Amer IL UUNY11 Lawn Context ROIC Ser gvlnt General Suenu Llub i P11 hlilrlh Fuutlmlll KENNETH CLANCY Industrlal ROY CLEMENS e Prep Nl n ul N1 ll illt lf lllll 1 l 11 llmll IXCIN Cum 1 lll S 111 l nc I r1 Jul 111 L xl on Tlxstlnx. ll 1 XX I u ll Llmtu ll 1 Nl flpllf HELEN COHEIN Ceneral lxnltllmll llx ur S ll llll MANLEY CARROLL College Prep ulltlrlll 5. all ll lr hut ln1l 1 num l lils lt l HELEN CHAFEN Gener I mm I l 11 Clrl ' S mo Ulid D lp llll ll Fltl ROSE CLARK Commerclal ly Pell Tltd lllll ln: Pluldnnt De-lphl ln I ft! ilN Soumt Q9!'llllltI' it 3 Self e llant Club Forum 'Sb Delphlan 1' l'9Nldk nt TYEANLIFLI Intu n ltlonal Club S4 Tumbllnl, il WINFRED CLEMENS Commerual 2f',m,J Jdfbffiizf College Prep md hluu D l nl llll ll 1 lllle .1 l llljllillil ml ul Silf 4 IUNXIUL LOT OLWEL lle Prep Inu ll L 1 Sll.ml du ll fl lnl mu C u I lllll C uh h Irogm Ll 5 X ullthwmt Lhmu Immfln Xql Gdllnt lndth1 Lund Prldm LH Prqlldxu clfRL l A ' F 1 vm: mv ll-1-1-l ll-- 2 li: illlll fllACh'Sll'll '342 F1 ' '3ll, '33, 'ISGZ Tr: ck: Lk- - lr: ll. 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EUGENE CULEK Industrial Basketball 31 Mode1A1rglanL u Vlce Pruldent db but-hu ub Sh Bqtte 'Dun Clu ' yi 1 LORRAI N Commercial ax F1 lm lx S ml u x n unltlonll Club H Sa 1 arx unc ub I en m Q nt Q1 ml ll Wo I lil km! Smnmr I nu Cunmrnlttu MARGUERIT COOVER Feneral n I- 1 tm OROT N T renal :YQNQ ALBERT COUPPEE College Prep hatlunal Honor boumty Natlonnl Athletmc Honor Socuty lin. Heart d Hmrbart Ietterman Club Sergeant lt Armb 3 Forum 54 ootball 54 Co Captam 3 Track 34 'J as e all o Iovsl DHIIX Press ANNOCIHIIUH A St xt: Football Team 5 Mardi Claw N ROTC OfflCLl Outbtancl Cndmt JllI'lI0l ROTC 34 bllxqr Cluu Sb 5 Mlllllllwllght Cham! Hlauwught. Champ mx unr Junior I MADELINE CROSE Commerclal ax Fin 34 S Stamp Club 54 Track Meet 3 Comme-r ua Club I' ROSE CULTON General lilub May Flu I Mg' - - '34, '35, '?l', '3T: Sl Ur . lla '35, '3l'1 Girl. liilnd '37, '33, ,, A I I-' z ' z 'I,, '35, .'-Cru ,f ' ti ,': M Cl '35, Vi'- Px 4i- , X ' - -7 d- : Ly: z Ta '37, '38, ' ll-y- ' hull- as' - lzall '37, '34, .' 1 ' I wiv' 1 -S ' ' .L vas. ,' 7,1 '7 1's31 ' ': , '35, '36, 27: .A '37, '- Z '3-1. nr. Q' .' I ' 'S Y' ' Mig '--'3-4. ' ' ' 1 te e -x' - V. ' 3 h 1 . 'I'-z 0 ' ti n '37s ' '14, ns, -' .- f f Pa' Q. f j . ' p , -, . J -. - xv v g xi I I JA e - - 3 , ' 'S 7 2 , i , ..7: - ,t I '35, '36, '37, F ' '2 , '35, '35, '37, - ' ' ' 71 ' 'I , '5, '36, '37: l3':k tb' '34, '35, '37, ll- 2 - 1' '271 ' ' lbs' ' ' '3': . S':','r7: ' - - n '36: V' '371 Trlzs '- ' Class '36, '3T. .i b' 'zfz - ' 'X '.7, ' 1 ' I '2 iS' - M',' ' ' '- , '35, '36, 'Z7C ' ' . ' .,, .I Z 2 H5: . - ',l '3y, '37, - TQ ' - l b, ' ' 'll L 'A l YOI ' 1. ' ' ' -'31, '35, 36. , ,1 9 IJ X ADELINE GAARQ Comm cn u htm if Cxm Nu. Pro1,rm1 N Jumor Ilaml ROGER DICKESON College Prep Lltxonal Honoraxv Stunts 4 4 L Rzlllnt Mm lglny. Fchtor Signal '31 Managing, I'IlllOl Monticello 'SH I rm sldent M lxqut :nr llaublt SS Pride and lrqu um Crovung Palm Idyllmgx f the kms. Rnd Carnatlons 6I'l'NNlll'l1, Placv. T rms a Cmvsd Publlclty P uh a n d Irtjudlct orum '34 INSPA Conuntxon Prwldcnt Jun lor Red Cro-.N Council Iam Club Curloslty Councll Gam ral Stunce Club Mnrdl Crux R0 C Inspcchon 56 Sta f f I IIUIIISQS Road Show '34 IL ngl Staff fl JUNE DO E Commercr I n national Club 54 Sigma Pau rary u x cant Secrmtary 3 rt lden l Relmnt Club Scnxor x IC on sts 5 W T. lstr t Contests 'l w tr, owa DISLTICL Contu Cn s 1 1 M mx. Contest Cym Night Prog am ll skctball lx 38 ERNEST DON ER Ceneral as thnx. Club 3 Sou nu C, u m u 1 6 Anal It Raxmd Swim. F4-.tna MIHNIIQI Show I6 ROTC I uutc nant ROBERT S EVANS College Preparatory Nature Club Vlcz President Sec retan 3 Curiosity Council Stmor Scnnce Pxuxdent 3 '38 National Honor 5 39 SnlfR1 lant 38 Sergeant t Arms V101 Pruxdmnf PIL'-nldOYlt 'Vlirrh Gras 38 Forum if Class Dqbate Champmn Annual Staff MINK Contcst 3 in Lx celle nt Ratmg ROTC Commnsloncd Officer SllYll Glovu 354 Wrcst IITIL 39 HARLAN FISHER College Prep ROTC Offlcmr Good Drums Club 3 SLlfRLllz1nt 38 Pfldl and PreJudxce .38 Class Dtbatc Champmn 16 Annual Staff 3 Annual Adurtlsmx. Staff SN Forum 34 BILLY DAVIS Ceneral DONALD DIWOKY College Prep Sergeant ROTC The Rttuxn uf Petzl C rlmm Masque intl liauble Scunu Club TIM DONOVAN Industrial amp Club 54 tuu Club 11-A lub 34 SR I' ltNhY'l'lrlh Ifoot b H RO FC Flrst S 11.4 mt 8 ERMA DRAY College Prep 1r ounml 5 S lf Rah mt S cr Signal Rcnolter Maw Fetf 5 ' 38 Vlu. P uldt t 38 o axuru lb Studc nt Voll Y 13 as a T1 ll ers C ROSELLA FIGGINS Commercxal ay Fe-te S4 Sf' nternatxon al Coxruponcinnte- '34 5 LOUIS FISHER Industrial 5 JJ , 4' I IJ 'J ME ,' I ' ' ,'34, '35: 'I il lj In 'ht I 'z ' ', JV- D' '27, TX: S -l-l'- 1 'f '37, '3X3 A 2 2 1: ' , 1 1 . -g 3 -- - , 1 .- . 1- .. , ,- - -,:,. .. - ,,. U i ,. H., .. i , , . H., ., . r i c.. .. h Hr, , . . in -- , .. r- , , H Z . . - I ,U . F .I , .35' .371 l ,. I 3 .1 . ., ' L 1 I ' ' xv: .-t' . ' ' 1 ' Q .- 'mg T ,' - ' 'I : I 'f o I' ' :Q ' . '. , '33, S - z ' 'I7. 1 t. . - . ,: z K., , , Li ' ' 'tj '3', '36, '37, '33, ' iv ' fx- S. '. W' sr- ': 1 Na -I ' '35, ., .3 ,ar y 36: h . P'Ii::hC. - .:1 hi - In 'r .-,Y '35, '36, a ' ' ' ' ' ' '5 7 I ' 6 ' '.' J 'I 5, . ui Xrir lrn 'g ' H ' '36, '3 , '33, 1' 'l. Band , 1 : Girls' Council: May , Fit-: I ' f an 3 , ' G'l',C r7,':s: 9- -'f '37, .xg ' '35, '16, - ' ze t - .: 'f ' - ' -. 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Prnde and Preyudxce Forum '11 '36 MUSIC Context Peru I 'Vluslc Conte t Mount An' 31 BERN ICE GAHM Commerclal Ceneral Scnncm Llub 54 Home ma xrs Clzb 3 Max Le ff-V-fffjj BILL GARPIER 'Col e ?rep al 34! 1 36 3 nat et 3' ' 'ff er Gloxe ESQ 8 Letter man s Kal 3 3'1 Prumdent For -1 Nature Club 34 Bet ter Hers ub Mardx Gras 39 College Prep uotball 54 1 Wlut ny., .37 1 Imttumanx Lu S 58 Forum 524 Mardl Crab 574 Spolt l'd1tur for Annual .58 MINTK Contt t Sh bupt r1o1 rxtlng RUTHN G Commercial Foot ll Queen ndant il: May ete 34 3 tary r Delph1ane Viu 3 er F o 1 ' ing H ted He rbe r Dlnce Commlttee Awnbtant 38 nterna a Club Clrls Councxl 4 S Iwatxon al Honorarw Socxetx .1179 REILLY FLYNN General IRENE FUSS Commerclal ax Fttt 'Ju d Stylt S ow dm Bax Qtball 3 Cvm Nlg t ru nam MARY F RA LO rcla Mag F te 3.1 3 Glrls G ee 3 Chorux 3 '36 Cantata prmg F tlva '36 bouth t Glen C0 est KS l western horus Contest 35 Co mer I Club Homtmak 3 1 Mmme Luzht t e andle nal Adxertlslml Staff '3 Style Show 3 Sarge mt at Arm of ommtrclal Club FRANCES GARST Commercial Mas Fete 34 Internatlonal Club 3 Blbli btudw Club Vice Pre 1 dent '36 3 Commerclal Club 37 W SeIfRtl11nt Club 34 Forum KATHRYN GORHAM Commercial ysfltllly Vollty liall J asm a Kg Sh 1., n 1l a 3 May 'Pdf 34 5 SLJB'-4 Plax round Mut All Qty skztb C apt nn Ball Vollub lll Cym N11.ht P1o1..r1m I! SIBYL GRAHAM Commerclal ax Fate 64 x 5 G 3 Tum Img, 36 llax bround Meet 34 6 leach omentwn 34 Rhythmlcal Exercise Du MOINES 56 Vlce Przmdent Inttrnatlonal Club 36 Trta urf.r uf lntunatlon 5 Studi nt Asslet ant rack 'H 36 Buecba liafketball '34 5 Vullmyball 5 Sh 5 Gxm Nlght Program 3 Mav lwtt an IL r .51 1 ' ' '.T, 'Iii ' '37. '3 : b '3': S1f- R 1' '37, '33, -S - 1-S '37, ' P ':e-11 - - '35, '36, '3735111 '.':.'. .- M' l ' ' '35, I , 'ITC S' 2 T' . '2i: s -' z ' 'CT 'Z K '. ' 1 . . .. . ' ..- .: - Nlg' -- -.,'35,'- ,:'-.11 Gly... ' .' . 'ww -.-k-- ':5,l ., '11 ' . ., 1. , ' 1- g- '37. vm. ' Q 'A-. Co ' '43 . . .. '35s ' ' ' : ' - -' ' - - 2 - ' - .1 '35, '36, 1 '34, ':5: F-tl 'W fn . 'Q ',. '35, '35, -3 . , . . C! '.T: ' FT: 1 1 I Goth! I, .-J:5. . T: 'k - ' aq 54, '35, '36g at 3 1 1, 3 . - . H ' ubf '27, ' Z.. 5 G :lc , ,,':73 'V ' i 'sz Cl .352 ' . --1 '- 'f K2 ' - BOB GEPPERT Inter - 1 Club 33: 111-11.111555 V '34, , GA ' , '35, '36, '37, H U, , H- '3?4. 0 ' 3 -'- ' - If .I- ' ,3f- if . .' - as '34, '35, '3+'. PL' M' ' ' 1. 1' -6' '3T.'3P1: lb- ll '3 ' 'r '-1 S1 f- ,gff-I ' IU ,, ' I ' 4 :jj 2 sr '37, '. .v 1- 'z , 1 . V 5 .4 N E i ' Af. . . 'tg' 'f A: i. ...Z T3 , '35, l ' li' 21 : ,K 'f ' ' 1 7. - N - '- , '3r, ':7, AA ' '36, '37, ' S: b' ' '. '37: x , ,- A . - - ' . ss, '71 sed- WS' C .' ', '35- F372 ie - A '36, 7, S , at - I ,I ' ' , A ,, , .. I i. . 1 : , .. . . ,. 5 . :XJ-353:45 51 ,I 511 ':5:. M1 I 1 '37, 133: - -,,,, ,, 1- - - . -35. -- ll 31: '37. ' : I - - 1 34: ,,,' - ,PC 14 - 6,12-3 v., , .,.1: .' ' .n, w, - ' '33, '37, '33, -, M' -' Z ,U .... WILBUR GRAVES Industrial PHILIP GURNEY College Prep mnmlal Sucncn Club 34 lVouml lucku C ub i Vice Prc :dint ood rnr lx ub 1 Samui Scunce Club 31 Managing. Ldltux S1Ln'1l 2 Mani mp, Edltor Monu ullu 48 Suuor Class Trca uru Mlrdl Gras 38 ROTC Commx smmd Offxccr Prlde and Pr Ju due Iwltlonal I-lunmaxv Sucutx Staff 0 Cllmpxu High School Dax 3 NIS! A Con untlun ELLEN GUTHEIL Commercial xx F4-14 5 XOU C um CLAUDIA HALL Commercial 1 Rcllant 3 ill Maxquc md auble Mav Fate 'S Vull xball Productlon Staff Cho t Txfun Return of Petcr lnmm fmwmm. Pains ' NSPA Cum n nn 'S Sl nal taff 5 SX n nux aff mol on thc Rocks T L Bad lcnnx 4 Rlnh Man Poor Man K xm Nxght Proglam W Masquc and xublc Vollfyhall Imam fl ll Counc-ll GRANT HARRIS Commercial VLASTlA HAVEL A Cn merclal I May Fe-te '34 56 Sylc Shun -35 las N LOUISE GREER Commercial Mly Fen 34 2 il' Style S ow Homcm xkl rx C 1 b lll'l3SllI'0l Pruldnnt Pl n 'Vllml l1Lht'- thc C mdk RALPH GUSTAFSON Commercial Basketball 54 lland 34 5 Maud: Crm '36 Jumur Class Plax Grow mg Pamx All School Play Prxdc and Prnjudlce ' Road Show S A t Club '3 r .af f f f MAME HAGERMAN ffl S Tau L1 r'1rx bunny Show 3 HARRY HANSEN General Shulcr Pl mm ROTC Lapt nn ROTC Golf 'S r Sclencm L ub 5 Forum N Q ' lXIlllflIlll Cl A dl e 1 M G ' H fel? SLlfR - 2 -'3,'.5,'I1: '-'h: D- 1 's' lx.,. 1' ', G. . - '3 5 , - l '35: ' ' -s' - G D Cl 'arg ' - . , -'. 1-'C ,' , - ' . K.-,I 27: Kg. Y . .- L. . 'j .I . Q :5: ..' - 5-lg 'Z' ' - gs: 1 ' :' .H '27s -I :H 1: . - I r.,-V 1. 15' '37, '3S: . f 1 ' 5'5 'SXZ f ':T: . .' '. - I r ,Tv .f A M13 :7g ' .IL 'ilm ' '35, '36, '3T: May etc '35, 'iifig Style K Q-5. lk fl fe. Q-' QC I- S-lf- - ' T, 'I : - 1 H. : .b . . 37: J., . '3T:. ' . S nf '-T:-'HHS ':1,'r :AI - - fl. 11 sm- '37, 'iiflz 'Um 1,4 -1 - - ' ' 1 '1- .I A.,-- -- h, . l, 5 ls: 3 . 'Em GVIJ Q A '. - ' - P EY . ' . rv- , X U . 3 ' ' ' , 1 1 y F - '33, '36, '37, I K l ' My 'J Jn . 1 SA ER . , L .. . C c' ' . , 11, . 5 t' - ' .,l . :ll C' - 1- xx 1 . I fs l l GERALDINE HERNDON1 Ceneral Junlor Orchutra 34 Qemor Or c c tra 3 3 Senlor Lhorus 39 Gee uh '36 ax L L And It Ramxd Road ow 31 In unalltx C un lun LOURENB-PHNER neral Irternatlonal Club o x Slum-.ers Club Cym Nlght lro lrram QQCOHII Te nm 13a-.ks tball Volleyball Team Club Volluhall AL OOVER claP '34 3 36 Internahonal pondnnce Club 31 Drlphlan MARJORIE HUMMEL College Prep lgma Tau '34 35 anim Band 34 Secretarv Clrls. Band Drum Ma ,yor Captain 3 Marchms. l3and 3 36 District Contest tate ontut 5 Captain Ball '34 Vollcyball 34 '3 Track 34 Tumblmx. 34 '35 Cym Nlht Program 35 '36 '3'4 Forum '31 l3and Road Show Abmxbtant Chairman 31 Max Fetc 7 HELEN ISAACS N C l ge Prep e e ' 1 Correspondence uh '34 reaburer Dclphlanm .36 GlflN Incl .36 3 CAA Foot ball een Court '36 Stlf Rthant wing PSIIHN Htuclnnt Nlstant Cym 3 38 Qouthwr-.t ern Iowa Pvrxmld JEAN JOHNSON General abeball 3 Max FL 1 3 Ss 1 nw 3 '34 Junxox liam aff I Y'54vrv ff M1 V ' rff' nf' J PH LIS HICKE Ceneral CARL HOFFMAN College Prep lf re suit nt Junior Lla Vue lruldznt Junlor Cla N 3h SLIIIUI' Orch t 323 Stnlor lxan 38 an tant D1 ct 3 lirass Suctmt t Concz rt li lnsl nrst Inutmnant Marth In lhnd N SupLrlor Rating-. ln I'ru :ct olo M Nh '36 3 uw lst t 1 DISFILI Excellent Rn. ml! u Wo 0 b att 3 Xl Q o 38 The Gho-.t 1 g ams de a n Out ntandlnz atlc er or F mu 1 Road Show 36 N MIINIC CI1 Law C ub 6 Se-mor Scnncc Club 34 Parson xllty Conft rancg Amo I 3: DOROTHY HOUGH Commerclal 1 Re-llant 3 May Fmtt ephlanx 3 3 38 Vlce Presldcnt '38 Annual aff nznal Staff 3 Bad Penny NSPA Conxentwn Gym Nxght Program 37 Delphlan Vollexball Ram Glu. and Chorux Production Staff Growing Paine Prldc and Prejudice Chowt Tram PAUL INGALL Industrial I- rosh Football 34 Track 31 Bas kstball 34 Electrician t host Tram Growing Pains 4 Rtturn of Pstu' Grimm Prldn and l rqu dlcn Count and tht Coed C lonlal l3all 3 38 Gym Night Pio gram 38 Plcturn MlChlht Oper 'nor H R0 l'C I xeutenant NORMAN JENSEN College Prep MARIAN KELLY Commercial International Club 34 Sigma I'au ub '31 AA 6 34 Cym Nulht Program 34 33 May Fate 3 '3 3F Production Stat' Pllflf. and Pltjlllllit Hachtr Conscntaon at Deb Mom:-5 btudtnt A slstant Mllltary l3all 3 Clrls Counul 3' N f f f yr' f ' A I V f' 4 ' V ' h S '.5, '2kT: . K' 3 'I xl '371 I Cl : z M-g Fm- '34, .mc .. ,- -37: . Sh -':s: ll, , V - ss ,372 '-.-'- ' '-s.f':': -' - 5. '35, '. '37, ': g ' w ' , '36, , 'I : A:. s 2 i- 3 ': wi: :-. - '35, '36, r , v - - 1 '37, - . .4 - - - - - A' ' sz z '3 : -' ' fs ' ' - S : I ' '. , ':7, S 1- , DZ- C '3r, '37, '- '35, '3,'3,Sz ' :' 2- ' ' , ' T . l 1 '- - ':r, .. ' - ' , Jlllg Ink Y. I ., -: in t uf 1 3 , 1 1 - n. 4, l ' . . .Mi ' E .- 2 - - : -. ri , .1 '.. - 3 v , . . I . - A . r rw . ce '3T: o '3 1 'Z , 2. 3 ' . . 5: 1 35: ' S-lf- ' Y: 7, '33, - 7 - '35, CR '33, '37, '33, D -1 ' ,- ': '33, - ':7, ': , ' - 2 '. g - YF .. ., Z H l.. gm' 33: SN- .nl 33: 0 ..-, ' ' '3T2 'f - ':. lety 3a, -36, .34 , Style Show 35. ,38 , - , , N '3': - - 1 '37, .1361 A - 44 - 7 I - H,- 5 S' '. , '36, '37, 'sxg - sl ' - : , '36, '37, '33, , 1 ,, I l ,,,. U . I '34, - : ' ' .4 '35, ' ' . .. .. ,' . '3fS. '23T: S C '3 , '36g . .1 ' .. I ' .-, , .. , . r.: ,.U: - 'g'7:': ' - .' -- ,Q ' '. ,'37, , 1 2. ' '- ,t.. .. 1' . V1 1 x 34, '35, '36, '37, '33 y r ' 34, '35, '3f', '37s m '3 , '3s: - - .l..,,:T:' :q Q u ,- - K,-.' 237: -S X ' , ':7, ': 1 . - '- , 1 ' 5 '37. C1 '- F: G '3'.1'73'T,L ': 1 , Ir- - ':5: -1- ':3: :1,-l- 7,5 H -- -. f ' '- -. Sh ':7, I.: '- ' I. ',6'. ' V ,. I' , if 1 :Q ' TCT, 1' . . 1 5 ' . , . , Q uf WARREN KE1? Indu nal 1 ,f Us 1 ff WILLIAM KISSELL Ceneral Purum So Road Show Producuon Manager 33 Selgnant at Arm S1lfRel1ant Club '36 Road Show 3 Productlon Staff Pride. and llJlldlCl Dchatv. 56 Sf.lfRal1ant 58 Natlonal Honor Soruty ' Masqun d li luhln 'lr w ll s1dLnt '4 VICL Pruu L nt i8 CTOWIDH' Palnx Pride md rc Judlca. Threm s '1 Cmvul mapot on thc Roc-ks Srgnal if-G JACK LARSEN College Prep VIRGINIA LESLIE Commercial Vxce Premdent Snmor Claes 5 3 1 Grid Queen Vlce President CAA 31 Treasulcr GAA 36 Vac: President Internatxonal 3 Su' glean! at Arms Uclphlans '36 Self Q rant 35 'iq Forum ds nr Assistant 5 3 Maw Feta 38 Ale :rx llf'l'1lllII'lI., 3 rack 4 ' v iasaball 0 lub all 4 A QL huol liasklth mll I CAA r SH Inu rn ntlonl 4 llI IldI'lN it 1 nal 1 AA Slut 56 SL nlur Road Show Maxdl Gras hi PlijI,.I'Ulll l1l Mui 'S Rhxthmleal I'X9li.lNl D Muxnr 36 Gxm INn.ht Prog: am 325 Annu 1 Adu rn St nf STELLA LEWIS Commercial JACK LIPS College I'rep JAMES KINNEY College Prep Annual Staff Nfltxonal Honorary Socutw Su.,nal Repoltar il Iatm Cl lb I I roductlon Staff Death Takes 1 Hohdas Se-mm Scunce C ur 'lb i Hnzh School Dn '3 BOB LAND College Prep om sl Alrplam Pruule nt 4: ln Ns u r It nu um Sign: a f IYIIUNLS '38 RON, 'Vx AClX1ltlNlI'lI.. St aff Annu xl Adur tmng. Sl nfl' Slgn ll NSI A Lon vgntmn JOYCE LEAN General S1 nil Staff '36 .S J-'!':.f.f f'-sf?.,,l IIMMIE LEWIS College Prep AA . erclal tlonal Suu mt at Com u ub rmas Vlce Pre ldnnt May na' Stiff M Lt Vollex ball 1 1 34 '51 Crm NIL. ogxam WALTER LORENZ Industrial l , l :kia - i , ' ' ll-':z','ZT: . 1,-21. 2 j , X 'mf ' .' '-- w- M 1- ' - - - -:rg P--' -- -': g -. Cll 'sapscv-'CII ':sT:S'f1l '37, ': g ' - . Sr-fa GI' 2 Q :.: '37, 38: -an 2 - ':f, '3t', . ' at 2 : - P--m' - .'.T, ' '37, -' I' S: S f 2 : .' ' ' - Ig '. .. I , ,' :.. ' f rA- - .- 1 1 ': . 'g 1 '. , T, '3-1. 193' ' 1 ' 3 R-1'- 336, '37, ' - '35, '37, Band '35, '36, '3T: Stu- - - ':7, 'wg 3 - '34, '35, '36, '37, : - h- 3 ':s7: T ' f '71 T- 'Is , '35, rar, '37, 1-,-- - '34, '35, '36, ':sT: v 1 1 ':s , '35, vm, ':s1: ll N . h - 2 ':7q . '35, f A ww, '37, 'z g A 1 ' 21 ':s4, wan: 4 L1 0 IJ-I '- Q 'z iz SX: ' '3T: Q -N . ' ': 1 -' ' - '37, 'mg - - ' ': 1 1 'f .. 'I 5: V' Y' If 's Us I '37, 'I : l all 'A Ein! 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The Count and the Coed IICII5 The Ghost Tram Idlxnpe n the lung ee um 6 l nal 5 N R0 FC Seru ant STUART MOATS College Prep HELEN MACKLAND College Prep ull all DONALD W MARSHALL College Prep Sou nce Club Ltttexman Club 324 Forum 5 Football 5 ids e ull Bti ROTC 1 JACOB MATUSKI General BEVERLY MENDELSON olleze Iirfp IN Omega Forum Masque and A Ca 1 e 21 C on Glr ev e ololst in unte-.t lu 5 Ml n e t x So t t Iowa. u 5 ol Beflfl4'4!6i t IL ' e t unee The Count mJ the Cx el The Rehn nr al ho l'x ltexnxtx li ut JOHN MILNE College Prep mum Semor Sue nu Club lexetarx 'I Mm Alr lem Club Annuxl Stl CHARLES MOORE Com merclal J I 1 0 . F ' 'Z5: 1 'I , '3' 6, '7, 351: , .. W . , I- . . '34, '35, '36, ' A 2 ,' ' '- . '35, '3l', '3T,' li' S tb ll '34, '35, '36, '37, ' 31 li '7 . '35, '36. '3T: M' i s . 1 .' U '37: A ' '. : - . ' . 1' I -- S . al, I r'. , 'l. Z ker h so- I . , -' V, ' - ' f ll- - ' m: j. 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MARY MO R Comm L um x H6 Roo b xl am om nurcm 0 ubxll 4 n K EARL MULLEN General ALMA MURPHY Fommercml lntunatlonal Club Lumnnx u 3 x S ximian N Sprung F1 stndl sm Shlm Nhuvx ERNEST NELSON X ly Industrlal I ck nm ld Ciwlskl lj! N JACK NEVE College Prep ootball S4 v l dslut 1 let r mm s Club 3 Ndluu ub run c nt I mm Club if +I 5 S rgln t xt A 1 rc t l' an lm.. lm tate Band Conte-.t S 1 Orchestra 36 Porum 36 I 1 Ate 56 bs mor Cl :sb Ira c M lrrll Crax SR JEAIN F NUGENT Commercial Q l I C 11 hm ix 1 A Nunn lu 4 1 11 L A lil ml R411 mt mum LEWIS MOSER Industrial loud Dllverb Cl lb ily M1 que :nfl ublx lrldc 'ind Plljll 11.1 Croxuny. Puns The Rcturn l' l Lter Crlmm LLOYD MUMFORD College Prep lmp Club hom INLIN 1b bnnmr Ll u Club 5 SH btxte lhnrl on u Iowa Ctv in I llS'lCllI'l I3 Muntzcl u KXLIII'-H12 St nfl' 3 from nn Qu utct MARGARET ILL Commercial IW Pete V 6 mum I lb Snll' R Int I mc utfux 0 dp ld GAA Foo! Bl une Sl' S webtun Iow 1 L3 C nw Gxm Nlght ro dY'l1 Ou: Coubm from Svudnn 0 uball 5 1 Muxlc Club 54 Su.nal Staff 5 N Junlor Glee 34 ALICE NEUMANN Co m ual JI p 1 ne .fa-f '3h 4 SK Opxrre A Q f Forum x Peru Cont mb 5 fxn lrsmrfrrwili Demi Clmw' JAY INICKELSON l ommercxal rv CLAUDE O HARA Commercial I . Z I C 35, '36, '37, '3H: I 1 'Z ': as Hz ol 'zlTe: :C ' lla -'37g 1. d -2 ' u V Ili' z 'Z7: Mag 1 ' 1' .': - - rx Fc-t1 '3 . '- 1 ' . Sl: '33, '34, '35, ' l Dr -'. C11 '36, '37: ' S - vn'- '27,'I 3'z 1 1 C - t'.'t 1 i, '35, '36, '37, l fI Clzss M 'z '37, '3 1 ' 'll Ai'- .-' Sz ':7, 'zirlz - bo f 1 ' - '33, 1 - Maj '- - '35 '37, ' '35, ' ' ':s5: ' ,h-.3 '. ' S , vizxl Cll '3Q', '37, '33, .1 - 2 ' , ' ,, -- . ' . ,. 15, , .- , '37g Girl! GI-' lf, ,r U' 'Q GQ' , '37, ' g - .i -'36, ,. 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JERROLD OPAL College Prep che tri 4 I A I nd lat A I 'Sw '36 Conur and 'S mance Club ox Marching Band i Luutenxnt of Manhunt: lhml 4 DICISfOQ4I:O mmerclal ont ll lhs I ba Trac Rnllant Club Vxce Pre ldent um '3 Imtttr mans Club Corporal ROTC lia kct all Captain 3 BARBARA PATTON Commercial Junior Orchmstra Yu .lunlor Chorus M x Fatt 3 Mx que an liauhlt S SQ n nual Adurtnsxm. Commxtttt MARIE PICKENS Commercial 4 Rtllant X IXllYhl1s Inu rnatlonal Corrt ponslm nu w um Vxu Prn lun AA Dx lphlan ste '34 l asf. A n the Spot S1 nal ih Style Show 36 PAULI PRA Comm cial May Fet 3 3 'K Sigma au Ma ue an Bauble .36 38 Sec tarp, 38 S lf Rthant Club easurer 34 Stmor Road Show halrman oathnd Clyllnls of tht lung: Rlch Man Poor Man Pndc. and Pnqu dice Productmn Staff of Crow my: Pams 1 urn L er Crlmm I rude and Pftjllllltl Annual Staff I xnm Night lroLrxm 'W Clrls Count! EAN RAMSEY College Prep 1 IdlX Cl lb in bran Max Ftte 34K Forum in lntqn uonl lub xc Show ih '1 Alurtlm St f' or nua 3 MIIIIRTQ Ballkdl Lvm Night Program 3 T L lhd Ptnnx 2, 7 RUSSELL oss Ceneral hall PAX :dent ,Food Drner lb Bl 4 Ida nt Nature b Wooclptckc rs 3 R T orporal I A TL lm SW f 1 'X Staff Z ual Stuff orum i a o lump 1 NSI A Conuntxon 3 LORETTA OSWALD Commerclal Operetta 'IG May Feta 54 4 m 3 Cxm Night Program S Chorus i 46 3 Southvu t Iowa Chorus Sigma Tau Llterarw Com merclal Club Sugeant it Arm Tumbling Squad Adwertlslny, Staff S1y.n'1l Teathers Conxentmn Pro gram I 5 Frtasurtr Commer Ll ll Club VIOL1:T PETERSEN Cqmmeruaj, Pgflgn UEIDIMCIAI Lluln 5 ik! X f 4, J ray DUANE PITT General C ollage P rep Football .34 3 '36 '34 liaskat 35, 66 Track S I 38 Boy l Couqt, md the C ed ppugtta All Southwest Iowa Cherub ifleutenant RQOT President Music Club 34 Letter an 5 Club Self Rellant Club ardx Gras Assxstant Annual Staff Sports Glub JEAN RAYBURN College Prep Junior Class Vlu l'1NIKltI'll Irs Counul Sh Crowlm., Palns Natlonal Honor ns Suuety 3 58 Ames Charaatsr Confer tnu olum 3 'VI xr 1 Glas SX State Teanhnrs Conwen, tion 'Sb Southwtst Teachers Con xentlon 'lu 3 Annual Sport Edt tor ZH Annual Advutlblng. Stiff 39 Signal New: Editor 'I Gym Student A slstant 31 38 'Vlax Fate ! Cxm Wight I ro ram Stmox rc estrx K-l 5 Stnlor I an State ontc t 6 A 'Sh Presxdcnt KX Basketball 56 3 All School I Volley lhll tball 7 1 or S 1 3 I A., .34' .35 vm: Foo fl '34, -35, w-'HSL' -2175 Ha . ..l '.T, . : t -- , Q,-'I ,v Q .'f li '.7, 'asp s '- - '37, I ,l,f l', , H57 O C' Big 'Z' I: ' . 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G',lff.,,' 1' 2 '- 'WI ,' ' , ,. 7, -:' I is ' , W I ' 1 I - - '- '3T: F ' '35, '262 . 2 d' L'b-' 7 ':r,':s6'f -,V f -A 'A-' f,-Q ' '37, was: - '3., ':' 37, 3 f 2 ', - '. 7 - '37, 7 sf,-it 3 7 ':s7: gg-511. mul 1 -35, 335, -T52 Z .' '3T. '35-: 1 'S' z - An- '37, 'Sz-41 ' - 0 h 4 1 ': , '25, D 1 iff: ' : -. '36, ':s7q '- ' 3 d '37, W '27s he 2 C -S '32 GA '. ', '37, '39, - - ': 5 - ': , ':7g ' 'I T: 7 '34, '35, '36, '39-3 Has' ' '35, '7lf'. 'D - -an Q LORRAINE RAWLINGS College Prep 1n1or Cllls C111 4 1n1o1 thorns Cf111111ll1 Cholr if 1 111 t1 KK SLXfLlll ' M N C0nt1st 'IH DINYTICI Musu Cont1-.t I 1 1m St1t1 D1l1'1t1 l'ou1n1m1nt il '48 CAA '55 56' N11 RIYYIKLI I 11nt IN 1 ut w1t11n Iowl 1 hon DEAN RICHARDSON College Prep mnd 'H 58 Lorpoxa of Ii1nd CUIHLI T110 '31 S8 Foot A 5 St.1t1 Ilfxnd Cunt1st ar1I'11m. Band i Sl IN IICL Cunust 31 1 5 Iow1 1 1 Band CllY'llC 38 Musxc Club 36 3X P1111 MUNIC C0nt1st Corn1t Solo 38 Road Show 'I And t Rfumd if Count and the Coed I QLCOINI R11..10nal N 1t10nal Contest 18 JOHN RICKETTS Commercml Better Drners Club '36 Scunce C lb H Music Club 54 3 Band 'S O1ch1str.a 35 3 Drum Tw1rler 31 'Count and th1 Coed Basketball 3 Iowa State Md1ch1n1. and Concext Band '31 '56 3 Pnesldent Orches a 3 Vlce Pr1 1d1nt Band Rodd Show 3 311 Sax Quqrtet 1st1'11t 'VI1 It 0nt1 t 1 ELIZABETH ROBERTS Commerclal IX I' 1 t1 X O ll EVERTT SEALOCR lndustrnal JERRY SHERMAIN Cummerrlal m 1 1 111 o111 1 1'-11111 I Ii 11bl1 IJ 1m1t11 L 1 IX 1 1 II 11 un oxus C on11l Ball 5 Footlnll Qllltil t1n1l.1nt if S1 m1 I1u um MdNC1lli .-1nd liaubl1 Vollubdll I'1 im M 1t.f11x lS1ll i WISPA Conun 1n 3 Cxm Nxght Prom lm As oc11t1 Pdltox of glgflll St'1fl' S Annu 1l Sm As 1s!f1nt 3 ii P1o1lu1t1on St 1ff LIOWIDI! I ln 4 Produ1t1on Stiff P1111- 1nd I11J11d1c'1 FRANKLIN REIDINGER lnduwtrlal DOROTHY RICHARDSON General BENEDICT RIN OINE Industrial 'VlIINIx Contest 1 1shmen Footb 1ll 34 hgnen ketball 31 re T1 dC 1 Stamp b D Club 36 1 Montuello Com tt Q 1 11b 'SN Illfll '4 BILL SALES College Prep ootl11ll 34 an 1 Vkl Nt1t1 M11 F tn ovs I od IJ 1191 11 1 1 11 11 N1tu11 C111 llll mum 1 t11n1 1 1l1 DOROTHY SELLENS Commerclal li lnl Ulll K IUWITH., l 1 s 1111 I' 1 1s1g111 111 1 n I S1 1l'l' A11 Solu 11111 Annu 1l 1. 1 11 1 ' D1 11t1 ll 1 mn I'1sst1n1., ' ll ku: 1 l1111.1f1111 1 1xb1ll S1111n1l 1 m 1111 11 1l11n 1 glsl J1 11m 1 1 0111 IV n111l Nt 1ff I' m HARLAN SLUYTER Induetrlal IL tllm. Cf111!f11n 51 1n1l 1 ltm IHIQU s um S- ' , -- ':14s, ':17, ':1x: S- ' - ' .1 '35, ':111, ':17, ':1x: A - - 1 ' ': 5, '37, ':114: 01- 't 1 '36, '37, 'I C . .' 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I ' Cl I '35, '36, '37, '37, 'Z 343 2 Q 1 ff ' . 1, .1 3 ' ' .' 1 I' 'H' S 'I 7: ' ' f 2 l : V ' '37. , GEORGE SMITH General RUSSELL SMITH Industrl al CARROL SPEER General WELL S NKEL College or Orc Mu 1 b 5 Co cr ter Orc a 38 String I I lx Music Con u t te MUSIC Contut ll Contest 34 58 And It Ralned Count and thx Coed 3 O Corporal Stamp Club 34 JOHN STEINKE Industnal erclal Cir ouncxl 'Vlar ras 64 Ann al Actn t Indltor Slgnal Omni., Lma 3 Max 5 1 A lgm I' Ill tqn xtmn xl Fra Quan tt dant root ball Q Atten RICHARD L SMITH College Prep Football 36 Iianketball 35 Wood peckers Club Good Drivers Club K' '? ADA SPECT OR College Prep Nu Omuza Snzma S N Balboa School Canal 7one LELA S NCER Com Homem e e Prmxdent Home Secretary Hom if ' Club Mlml Llght t nde ' May Fete 34 3 6 Sh w m 4 Glrls C0 RICHARD STEACH Commercial ee Club 34 ' Iam Club '55 Golf Squad '35 And It Ramed 'Count and the Coed 37 Tenor Solent 5 Mwed Quartet and cet 3 Lettermens Club Chorus 36 'S GEORGE STILES General ELEANOR TABLER Commercial Fate ' 3 Sigma Tau 5 5 SH Annual Alluxtlslml aff Vo U mll 1 lla Q A it Rhxthnntull l'XLlLlsL i ! . ,- 3 Y Ii , ' xv u I -Q 1 u '- f ' '57, '2. Q , , , '35, '36, I ' ci . ' 'V' C ' 1' 2 1 1 36: ' f zu- '35, ' ' ' - 1 :' ' . , 5, ,3: , , .I ,3-Z S 't '34, 36, '37, . '3 1 3. , '37, '38Z , - '- 5 ' G11 '- , '35, '36, 37, '331 Qu' 37, ss- ' - . t' : t-1 '. o ' , '36. '38: ' '36Z Str '3T: District Music ' ' v I - ' ' I S 7 . .36, .31 .. Z .. 5 :H 1 . . ' - , - U - Ol. '37, '3S: 'J -...T:R N : .. .Q ,LT- IA ET AN fl' cr. ' Ed- Us ,' H, , 'TT May - 1 36, TT: r ' ' '25, , . , .. . , . ' '36, ':', ': g 1 ,322 S, 345, 132 .'A, su 'ga-41 11-,-1' 'zzz 'sb'll '34S' . ., g ' - 'iii J ' L BOB TAYLOR Com m erclal EILEEN THURSTON C merclal CAA Pres urn' Qt 0 line L Ia-. abketbill rl 3 Track 5 I' 3 fumb HIL f1 Age 3 Pllylllljllnd Meet Fete .3 36 Manaku tudent Asmstant 36 Gym ght Program 35 31 Man axrer 38 GAA Skxt 36 Tcacherf. C0hY9Htl0H '36 3 Crld Queen At tn 1nt 3 De Dhl.-IHN F rum 3 ANNA LEE lI'IC 0 Commerqal phmn I tr rv S It I S retd v Pre d P uxdent 3 lilwnis anag ontxccusf Su: a Staff ay F t fl 5 rqund M t um ' enlor Dan e fiiillevball 34 SOCIQLV Vollq 3 N4 nal Scholastlc P133 Conventlon I Mwrdl Crax WAYNE TRAYLOR Commercial lllalllfldll Football 54 l413k1tb.f1ll 1 rc IX Corm Modal Alrplanc Club 1 t L Mnthlnp. Band Iowa CILX li md Cl1n1c extra lruldnnt liuslnus ana Band Guud Drnexb Club ipunt b Pmru Munt Contest ow 5 And It Rnntd Count md the Coed Stumd Repllonal N1t1on xl Contest LUIS VARGAS Commerclal LORRAINE WALL I Ceneral A 1' NJ I MYR T MANN IIYLFIYW QOCILIX M my 1 flu C n 1l A1lNklll'-lllj, Staff 'S MARIAN TICE f Commerc1al belf Rel ln! If Lmakqx 1 1 jd nd 5 V0 e 1 l , 'J lla tball 1 Slgna Sta 1m1 L11.,hti1 the Candlt F e 34 G Nlght Pxogrxm if BETTY TIMMERMAN Commerclal Humtm nkux Club 14 Stn1u1 Band au ll 1nd untut 5 r1rx Cl11b H 1 RLIIAHL 5 '38 Ma-.que and li.-luble 3 38 I l01lllCll0I'l Staff Ghobt Tram Gruvung. Pam: Rmtuln f Pun Crlmm Prlde and Llbxarw Abust mt 38 Red Cross Council 3 5 Prldc and Prtju due ' Colonul lhll NEIL TURPEN General k SN H1-.ketmll ' 1 Foot 1 S I LI mms Club Cxnnra Club R0 FC Commxs ltllllll O ILL!! food Duv on Club !,,.Af,f DORIS WALKER General C0l'l'll'IL-ftlll Clubyyf Style Show 1 Ju ,yy 4 HAROLD WESTBROOK College Prep ootb 1ll lids 4 t 1 il Track 1111 rm 1nk Club rea Club 3 Nature Club S4 Good Drnub Club 3 Forum Altm rnatm 58 . er I Q ' ', '3l',A '371:' 1111, 'Bibi I -nt, ' .s - : - an . 'h ' ' 1 1 371 I 1-,A 1'3, '31-, '--- -- . - J '35, , '37, V 'll '36, '36, , I H I I I 7' - '3. 1,'2T:' 1' f .,',. . 7 .'.' .T, ,, ,sy trz1t'lCl 34: .V 1.52. 1' , 35,': - ll 1'34, 1 ' ' ' . '35- 'tbzl 3., '3 1 , ,-' I 'f - '36, ' 'f . , . , .' F563 I' I. I ': gay 'i 3 ym , -' II.7II.' I f -'Q ':i. t- dz T: l : '35, '36: U' '3T. I , I , .I . 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K G I ':5- ',':d,x I CBJ I F .1 '34, '35, '36, '3T: -,-k- - I - lall '34, '35, 'r 1: - '34, '35, ' , I '37: L- - 1 7- '37, '33, , 7 II, J P '36, '3Tg 1 l A '2 : ' '-5: I X ' ' ' v . f I l ' ' TI ,fffa MAXINE HITE General rchr-at a 3 6 5 Band 36 3 iN Secretary of u uc Cl Bus ess Manager of Or c u r ess Mana tr of 1 Band 'S Member of Band c Nlx Contest Peru Stae ontcst at Iowa Clty USIC Conwentlon 'And amed w Count md the Coe Su.ma Tau l Mas Shlm Show rchextra Ixbrarlan :ml Sec rm xrx '34 35 IJISLTICL Solo on N. WAVA M WILLIAMSON Commercial Mav Fete 43 36 3 YOU ec rmtary '31 Vlce Presldent 38 NELLIE WINTER Commercial May P81534 3 36 Gtmral Sci cnce Cl Secretary Homcl mgegp 34 '35 Commtrcxa Clu 435' SIS Tu 36 37 'B OGFAJ37' Advestaslng Staff 3 Amerlm-rl Essayxbontei 37 Mlml Lights th? CEN 'EB4 Productlon Staff Statxon YY Y 37 Style Show 36 3'hL38 Glrls Councll BESSIE ZBINDEN Commercial lkllefl h Illmols Trur- urcr Ser t at Arm: Interna tlona Chgb a Fete 34 35 38 3 38 Jumor 1 I-Sdn and 36 Music Clu X36 Kmttmg Club 36 S1gnalSta f Forum '34 National Hono i 3 X., HOMER WILLIAMS College Prep 34 '31 ln Rawlm WXOh'Ill'lL Foot 34 liaslxft 3 I ei tu-man N Club 34 3 PllSl ent At Thoma Jefferson Football 36 Wreatllny. 56 Track 16 4 terman uh '36 THELMA WISE College Prep uw Glee 5 Stnwr C orus 36 5 38 Cantata 6 Ana It Ramed Count and the Coed' 3 Mixed Octet 3 3 36 3 38 A Cappella Cholr 3 38 Southwest Iowa Chorus 36 3 Self Relxant Club 3 38 ay Fete 36 '38 Colomal Ball 3 38 Llbrary Club 3a '3 Llbrary Staff 31 58 Surnal Staff 3l Annual AGVCTXINIYIL Staff SHIRLEY OOD Zmmerc l J Q 4 lla CSE? 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' . 5 V I -:I-5' f: 2 X I , . -- its 1 1 , ' l ' ' - J 1 . af. .jig Gl lu ' ,'3,7 p n -' n . ' ,,...'5 If 21'-. 'iw , 'A ' - e ' 1 ' ' 8.' ' 1 ' '39, ' ' x. v I : y 1-K , n' , ll 1 Se flglgrrfl '36, ' 7, 'Z I ' ll I ' B 'Z , '3T: . .2 7, v' ' I ' I J I ' ' .5, '. 3 ' 38. 4 5 Blow Har BQ fr Xl Lookmg for the male So ng Birds Ck A302 Fey 62 :QED d 193 Gllzuufira If .,,,,,,,.,,,.....,,..,,..,,....,,,A...,,.A.A.... MONTICELLO 1938 .,.,.,,,...,,..,,,,.,,,..,,,.A..,,,.,,,....,,,,. lj Thomas Jefferson on Parade The following tale is fictitious in itself, but it is true in the respect that it may have hap- pened at any time. It was one of those swell Nlondays that so often comes after a drizzly week-end. The sky was an azure blue, the trees and grass had a freshness to their greenness that had come with the spring rains the day before, flowers held all the colors of the spectrum collected from the rainbow which had followed the preceding day,s showers. All the windows in the school were open and the students divided their time between the lesson and the invitations that the spring weather was sending out. The office was busy with the usual first-period work that accompanies Monday mornings, making out admits, typ- ing letters, answering telephone calls, and answering numerous questions to students. Mr. IVIyers was in his private office in conference when suddenly he popped out the door looked around to see who was in the outer office seemed to be satisfied and said I ou rnalism Room Bob will you step into my office a minute? Theres something I want to do that I think you ll enjoy' Why surely Mr Myers But I should get back to class That will be taken care of In fact, you may not attend your regular classes for two days Dont look so astounded I ll explain in a moment Bob I want you to meet Mr Strumm and Mr Avers Glad to know you Bob, exclaimed Mr Strumm, a big man who looked as if he might have been an athlete in his school days as he shook hands 7 7 ! , . ' Y ' 7? K! H , s v i' N ' 9 5 ' ' 39 Q! 73 1 ' - - Q! 77 ' ' ' ' Y ' ! , . Q ......................................,......................., IPAGE 331 ......... ..... .....,........................................... rj Q ,,,,V A ,,,,,,,,, ,A,,, ...V, 4,, A,,,,,.. MONTICELLO 1938 A,,..,.,.,..,,,, ...,.....,..,, . A, A..A,A,A, U Plow do you do, young man, said Mr. Avers as he was introduced. Nlr. Avers was a tall, lanky fellow, with a twinkle in his eye and a smile on his face. He looked as if he were always ready for a good time. Bob acknowledged both the introductions but his face still held a look of mute astonish- ment that made all three of the men laugh. Bob,', said Mr. Myers, we'll rake the suspense from your mind at once. Mr. Strumm and Mr. Avers are on an educational survey and are going around the country to different high schools, observing how they operate, and then they are to put their observations down in writing for the average lavman to read. Toda and tomorrow the 're oin to be here at Thomas efferson , Y Y E S an Print Shop-Ftrs! Period and I want you to be their guide and show them all of the school the classes club meetings and make their short stay as entertaining and educational as possible Plan your own program Bob, and gentlemen I know that you will have an enjoyable time with Bob as your guide Well said Bob To put it mildly Ive been caught short wlnded with the whirlwind of events that have just occurred I hardly know where to start but as I see a Signal there on the counter it gives me the idea that we may as well start with the ournalism department Its located in the other building and as we walk over there Ill tell vou a little about Thomas efferson High School It was built in 1922 and IS one of the newest school buildings in Council Bluffs It was intended for a capacity of about eight hundred and although it is only 16 years old it has a population of about eleven hun dred students making it far too crowded The building 1S fire proof and it has one of ij LPAQE 41 If ,.,,.,...,...........,,.,.....,.,,,,.A.,,...,.,, MONTICELLO 1938 ,...,,..,...,.,........,...,.A,...,..,..,......, lj the best football fields and tracks that you would find at any high school the same size. But here we are at the journalism room. This first period class is responsible for the Signal, the house organ at T. J., which is published every Friday, if finances permit. The managing editors are Helen Boylan and Vera Flenker, juniors. The boy sitting at that table is Bill Kissel, front page editor, and the girls you see are either typing copy or working on contracts. Miss Hazel Miller is the advisor of the Signal and teaches all the journalism in school. journalism I stu- Manual Training dents act as reporters and the advanced journalism class the class which we are now in handles all the editing of the copy and the making up of the pages The room is well equipped for putting out the paper, as it has four typewriters plenty of room to work in, .and a goodly number of reference books The nicest feature of the location of the journalism room is that it is right next to the print shop Right through this door Bob do you mean to tell me that your school paper is put out by your own print shop? questioned Mr Avers Yes indeed sir, answered Bob And not only that they print the report cards blanks forms and the like needed in the superintendents office do all the printing that the school office needs such as the permanent record cards all sorts of tickets programs for plays, bulletins, well almost everything you can think of that an educational institution such as ours needs The output from here is greater than of a lot of commercial print shops 3 . . 7 D - 7 . A . . . . . I . . . ,, E! ' ' 71 , . Q! ' ' 7? K! ' Y ' ! 7 l 7 7 7 77 5 ,,.,,.,,.,........,,..,.........,................ ...,..... ..... I P AGE 351 .....,........ ......................,...,.,...........,........ lj ij , ,,A ,,,AA,,,,,,,,,,,,, ....,,4,.,.,.....,.... MONTICELLO 1938 AA,.,AA.,AA..,...A.,....,... ,, ,,.,.,... ...Q They certainly are well equipped, remarked Mr. Strumm. Right, sir. There are two small presses for small jobs, the big cylinder press for the Signal and other large jobs, in fact it's better equipped than most of the commercial shops. This year the print shop has a lot more space as it was moved from what is now part of the manual training department. This used to be the ROTC hall. Mr farl Gernetzky is the instructor and this class is of his advanced students Thev re the ones that run the Signal off the press Mr Gernetzkv is quite a camera hound and Concert Band takes all the school pictures He has taken all of the pictures for the annual except of course the senior pictures which is quite an item when you think about it Some of his work is remarkable and hes making a name for himself in the amateur field Through this door and we Il go on to the manual training shop Our manual training shop is very well equipped also Theres Mr C H Carter in structor sharpening the teeth of one of the circular saws from the table saw Mr C1rter besides teaching all the manual training classes and lathe handles the leathercraft depart ment as well Leathercraft eh? asked lVlr Strumm Ill bet thats a fascinating subject' I wish I could have taken it when I was in high school It is an interesting subject and one that IS quite in demand among the students Boys and girls alike take it and they turn out some surprismglv fine specimens Pocketbooks hillfolds card cases bookends bookmarks book covers well in fact the students turn out C1 TPKGE lol lj '.,,,,,,,,., .,,.A,..,....,w...,vw..............,. A,,,,,,,....,, I P AGE 371 ,, ,.,.. ,A,,,,,.,AA,,,,,,,,,,, .w,, A, Q NTICELLO I2 almost anv leather object that you can xmagme Some of the work rs qulte valuable be cause of the exqunsxte deslgns that are tooled mto the leather and the tact that the work ns by hand makes nt more valuable Bob Mr Avers querlecl I notlced some kmd of rock m the wmdow as we came m Can you tell us what lf 159 Im glad you remmded me of that lVlr Avers That at the present ts one of the most mterestmg ventures of the manual traxnmg shop That rock IS what they call alabafter Geenral Sczence Clair I belreve lf comes from somewhere m NX yommg If you wall notnce rt has very beautiful desngns m xt whlch are really brought out to perfectlon on the frnmshed job But how ln the world do they work lt9'l questloned lVlr Avers I see no f3Clllfl8S for worknng on rock around here The way that alabaster can be worked ns the most remarkable quallty about lf Belleve lt or not, gentlemen, thls materlal can be cut wxth a hand saw and turned on the wood lathes The boys have really turned out some fme work from thls alabaster Bookends, lamps cases for clocks that you set on a table, all of lf beautlful work done at a normnal cost and rf put on the market would sell at qulte hlgh prlces Tell me, Bob remarked Mr Strumm as Bob was taklng them over to the band hall Why does your manual tralnlng department delve mto so many dlfferent f1elds9 I mean take up this extra work other than with just woodf' lj ................................,. , ,.,.... ........,... L PAGE ssl AA,,,.,,...... ..4....,,.,....,........,...................,,.,,, MONTICELLO 1918 The only logxcal answer that I could ever figure out ns that Mr Carter ns progressive, always on the loolcout for new Ideas to malce shop worlc more mterestmg to the boys A year or so ago the manual trammg shop experlenced some with mlard wood The boys made prctures all of wood put desrgns on table tops partlcularly on card tables that they Plwszcx and Chemutry Laboratory made and turned out a lot of work that won them a lot of recogmtxon around here Peo- ple realxze that a project turned out nn the Thomas efferson shop IS Just as good as any you could buy at the furruture store By thls trme the second perlod had started and the semor band was rn 1ts place 1n the hand hall This band and ROTC hall IS the newest addmon to the buxldmgs at T It was built last summer and occupled last fall The buxldmg IS sound proofed and the acoustxcs are very fme makmg nt an excellent place for the xnstrumental department M Paul C Dawson IS the director of the band and orchestra and has estahhshed a hand we are certamly proud of Our concert band won a superior ratmg at the dnstrlct contest, whlch makes If ellgxble to go to the natronal contest at Omaha You see those rooms at the west sxde there? They re for lceepmg the mstruments safely locked up Before thls hmldmg was made one was lxable to flnd Instruments almost anywhere rn the blllldlng 'Vlany s the tlme Ive opened my locker door, only to have my locker partner s mstrument case come tumbling 1nto my arms There are chfferent rooms for the drfferent famxhes of xnstruments Cl Q ..................,A,,.A..............,..A,...,. MONTICELLO 1938 .....,,,.Y.A,.,.A......,,.....,..,,,,,.A,....... C1 I.et's go over to the other building as it's almost the third period and we can watch the girls' glee club in action. Some of the boys in the band have on different uniforms than the others. Why is that, Bob? aslced Mr. Avers as they walked into the main building. They were part of our marching band and were in those uniforms. The marching band is a unit of the ROTC and helps in the inspections and in parades. It really has a fine Fourth Period Monday YCPLIIBUOYI 3I'OLII1d here Zhd If also l'!3S 3. SUPBFIOI' rating afld Wlll Attend the national COD CES! Im SOITY If S not ID 3CtIOl l today 3.5 If IS 3 Splendld Slghf to watch I1 I'1I'OUgI'l these dOOI'S and we gf! IYIIO the 3UdIIO!'lUIT1 3l1Cl Wall for the gIl'lS glee Cldb to Staff How many does your auditorium seat? inured Mr Avers Well not nearly enough I can assure you replied Bob I believe it seats about seven hundred fifty There isn t even standing room when we have a full assembly But I see that the girls are about ready to sing At present they re practicing for the national contest as they received superior in the district Mrs Alice Denton ones is the director of the glee club and she s the first vocal instructor at T that has ever developed a group to the point to where they could win a superior Do you have a boys glee club? questioned Mr Strumm Im interested as I was in t e glee club at college You bet we have a boys glee and although they havent any superior ratings the re pretty good They meet Tuesdays and Thursdays at this period so that s why we won t get to see them I . , . . . . . - , . , . . . . . . me 1 1 - - - - - 1 I n ce ' - yr - er n - rr - - 9 a a - s . . , . . . , . . . , . . J - - - vs rc 9 va - ee 1 - - A . . . , h ar a 9 - ' a rt , , . - - 1 v . ' 9 ar 5 ,,,,,,.,,,,....,,,,,,,,..,.,..... ...,..,........, ..... ......... L P . AGE 391 , .........,... ...................,.,,...,,.........,...,....... lj v L1 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,A...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A....,,...... MONTICELLO 1938 ..,,,..,............A,,.,,,.A.,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,, lj Those are certainly good-looking robes that the girls are wearingf, remarked Mr. Strumm. Those robes belong to the glee club and I believe they earned them by putting on some programs. Ar least they helped pay for them by doing something like that. They're not worn every day. I imagine they re wearing them today to get used to them. Makes them less nervous when they go before the judges. We may 'is well leave here and visit some of the class rooms We won t be able to see near all of them but ue can do our best and those we don t see we can talk about Here s Room 208 the biology and general science room This period its used for General Sci F1 th Period Monday ence I and Mr Edward Iewett is the instructor This class IS a freshman class and pre pares the student for the physics and chemistry classes which he meets in his Junior and senior years The science I classes do minor experiments in this room but this room is really most interesting to look into when the biology class is here Then animals are dis sected different parts of the anatomy studied Mr Fields is instructor for biology We can take a short cut through here and go into Room 207 which is the physics and chemistry laboratory Mr O A Bump is the instructor in physics and chemistry This third period class is a Physics I class and from the looks of things they re studying the problem of parallel forces Mr Bump is demonstrating to the class just the was the parallel forces act Our laboratory is very well equipped for all the various experiments which crust he arried on r the adv. anced science department Each table in here as you up experiments Mr Bump often takes his classes on trips to study or observe things that closely relate to subjects they hate studied in class One trip that proved very interesting to the students was to one of the music stores in Omaha to see and hear a Hammond elec tric organ By hearing this instrument they could hear all the notes which they had studied about in a chapter on sound Do YOU! SCICDCC students study 3I'1WIl11I1g about streamlining? That SCCIHS IO be 0118 of the SUbJECIS VNC heal' SO IT1LlCl1 of lately S3ld MI' Avers tv y g A , 9 V v . 7 5 , . , . , . ., 3 5 u - - 1 rr - - A - 7 . . . . . , . 7 I - A 4 U 7 ' ' .. t c ' .. i. f ' . ' ,, . see, is equipped with a sink, hot and cold water, four gas jets, and provisions for setting ' 77 ,, . Q . . . ' Y I v7 ' , . . lj ,.....,.,,,.......rr.,rrr. ,.,,, r..,...r..... r I I ,rrr rr,r,.. L PAGE wi i rrr,rrrr.,r. r,.. ..r.r.rrrrrrrrrr....,r....,.,,rrrr,r,,.. . , .ij Q ,,,.,,,.,,,............,. ..,.,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, Tx 4 ONTICELLO 1938 ....,,...,....,.,,,. ,,...,,,...,,.............. U Yes, sir. The physics classes study about streamlining and a very interesting study it is. Through the use of slides in a projector, Mr. Bump demonstrates the principle. By using some sort of apparatus he puts different shaped objects in a stream of water, projects it on a screen, and presto, the principle of streamlining is revealed before your eyes. We may Sel Reliant Club as well leave this room and go on down the hall and avoid the rush of students as it s al most noon Ill meet the two of you at the office right after the noon hour and we ll continue on our trip around the school MONDAY AFTERNOON Hello, Bob said Mr Strumm as the three met for their afternoon inspection of the school Are we all ready for the afternoon? Im ready when you say the word sn- I hope you enjoyed your lunch We certainly did Bob answered Nlr Avers We ate in your cafeteria They certainly have good food in there I m glad that you lilced it We ll visit the cooking department tomorrow morning We re lucky this afternoon for most of the clubs hold their meetings today and we will be able to visit almost all of them But for next two periods we can visit two of the ROTF com panies The fourth period has already started so let s go out to the drill hall and observe the actions of the fourth period company Captain jack Ginn a junior, is in command of this company It is made up almost com letel of rookies cadets that are takin drill for the first semester Des ite the fact P Y g P . . - , 1 - ' Y - - an te aa - ' ' ' , . rt sr tc 9 - - ar , . . te - - va u - ' ' , , . . . - as xr 7 ' ' 9 - - A - 9 9 . . , . Q, . . . . . . . . 1 - s a a - rj ......................,s..t.....,......,.,...... , ,,as,.,...c.sc IPAGE 411 ...ttctss...,.cs,,,,,,,..s,,,.s.,,,,,,,......c,,,.............. .U 13 .,,,.,...,.,,,,,,q,,.,.,4,,,,,....,.,........... MONTICELLO 1933 ,.....,.........w, .A.w........................,Y lj that this company is composed of first year men, it drills exceedingly well and will take part in the inspection, May 10. Sergeant H. B. Truex is the ROTC instructor and Major Mead is the P. M. S. and T. for the Omaha and Council Bluffs high schools. How many ROTC companies are there, Bob? questioned Mr. Strumm. Allzed Youll? Five sir Two today both of them rookie companies and three tomorrow There are sixteen officers commanding the Thomas efferson Regiment which has two hundred thirty cadets as the personnel I see all these rifles around the east end of the hall here said Mr Avers About how many are there here? There are only two hundred rifles for the regiment of two hundred thirty cadets uite a condition to combat when it comes time for inspection There goes the bell In rust a couple of minutes there ll be another first year company out here Say Bob this is certainly a large company exclaimed Mr Strumm Why are so many of the cadets out of uniform? asked Mr Avers This 15 the largest company we have in the corps and it is the other rookie company There is such a lack of upper classmen in this company that many of the corporals are just taking their second semester of drill Yet despite their lack of experience they have done a nice job with this company it drills almost as well as the companies composed of upper classmen Lieutenant Colonel Phil Gurney commands this company of eight squads In answer to your question Mr Avers about half of these boys are out of uniform be M . . . . 7 ' , 7 ' ' sa fr - as - et , . . ra M . . . Q . . , . ce ' - - as ' 9 s 9 - ' re - sa Q, . . . . . . ' 7 7 , i 9 - s ' U. ............ ............ .... .................... ..,...,..,,.,, I P . A GE 421 .,............ ., ...,,..... .......... ............. ..........,r . . III Q ,,.,,,,, ,,...,.......,v.,.,,.,.,,,,,,....,.,,A. It IONTICELLO 1938 ,,,..,...,,.,.,..,..,,.,,,.....,,,,,....,.... cause there aren't enough to go around. It is a mid-year company and by the time they started drill there wasn't a uniform left in the store room. For that reason about half the company is in civilian clothes. I say, Bob, said Mr. Strumm, why are the boys putting these benches in little groups? You'll see in just a moment, Mr. Strumm. The cadets are arranged like that, in squads, and then the officers teach the individual squads different subjects, depending on which Nu Omega Literary Soczety company they are in I think yes thats it This company 15 learning the nomencl1ture care and cleaning of the rifle Does each company have a different subject? questioned Mr Avers Yes, sir they do The senior company has mapping the others have musketry scouting and patrolling, first and extended order and sanitation and hvgiene Some companies have one subject to take care of, others have two or three Well this period s over but Ive a treat for you this next period Our honor club mee s during the sixth period today, and I think they ll let us sit in on part of the meeting If Im not mistaken its meeting will take all period today so lets hurry over to the other building and get in on the beginning Didnt you say something about this club being an honor club? asked Mr Avers as they hurried down to the cafeteria where the meeting was to be held Yes I did replied Bob This organization is called the Self Reliant Club and its spon . . , . . . . . 1 , - 1 9 - - as ff ' ' 3, ' tr - - A , ' Y ' 7 7 7 5 , - ff ' ' 7 , 7 ' ' . t , . . . . . , ' 7 . . , . . , ff ' 7 ' ' ' ,7 tt - 99 - tt ' ' A - ' ' s a - ' ' sor is Mr. Doron Warren. To get in the club, one has to have the reputation among the ij ............,....,............................... ...t,,..,.t,,. I PAGE 431 ........,,.... ..a..,.................. ...., ,...,.. ....,.,...... C1 EI E ,,,,,,,,.A..,,A.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,..4..44.....,4.. MONTICELLO was ,, ,.,. ..........,.. .,.w.,.........,..,A .... students and faculty that he or she is to be trusted, and can be counted on to do the fight thing in an emergency. One's conduct must be above the average and once someone who is in the club does something that is unbecoming to their conduct, he or she is dropped from the club. To get in the club is not an easy job. First one must fill out an application Masqzfe and Baubfc on which he gives a full account of the time he has spent in various occupations during one week Then he must be soted on by his home room and passed by it After passing the home room the application goes to the faculty and if it passes them it goes to the Forum The Forum is the self governing bodv at T I and is composed entirely of students They vote on the applicant and if they wish they may have him tell them whv he tlunlcs he should be allowed to join the Self Reliant Club If he passes the Forum the Self Reliant Club itself votes on htm So you see to belong to this group one must be rated pretty high among the students at T Besides having the honor of belonging to this group one is allowed many orivi leges For 1nSt3nCC after being absent a Self Reliant member need not take an admit with him to his classes from the office Self Reliant students rarely abuse this privilege however Bob Evans senior is the president of the club vice president is Myrtle Cooney Junior secretary is Roylyn Flaxbeard senior and the treasurer is Rose Clark senior The club is popular and students strive to join it It s almost time for the regular club meetings to start but before we make the rounds let s attend a short meeting of a group that belongs to the Allied Youth The Allied Youth mused Mr Strumm It seems to me that Ive heard that name be ore E IPAGE 441 D No doubt you have. It's a national organization. Right in here. This club is the newest one in the school and it was started by Mr. Myers this spring. Its purpose is this. 'It stands for liberation, through education, of alcoholic beverages., The officers are Yale Gotsdiner, sophomore, presidentg Betty Graul, sophomore, vice-presidentg Jean Waugh, sophomore, secretary, and Kenneth Sales, sophomore, treasurer. As the club is new, it hasn't had y i l. -L A l, ,, t Sigma Tau Literary Society any regular programs as yet but we feel sure that the time is not far off when it will be one of the outstanding clubs of the school There are about fifty in the club which is a larger membership than some of the older clubs in the school The other clubs must b started by now so let s spend a short time with those we want to visit Heres where the Nu Omegas meet The Nu Omega is a girls literary society It is one of the most actne clubs Q the s hool and has probably contributed more to the school than any other one club That seems only natural though when you consider their pur pose which is To develop literary ability and character and to render service to the com munity Miss Mabel Gunderson and Mr Clara Strickland sponsors of the society keep the club living up to its purpose and malce the club an asset to the school It s quite oop ular among the girls and it has an enrollment of fifty two President of the societv is Iorrame Rawhng senior vice president ean Schluter iumor, secretary Myrtle Cooney junior, and treasurer, Helen Ray Kull junior Under such able managership the club has accomplished much this semester They hate put on several programs within their own group and then they have put on a lot of all school dances which have been very pooular w th the students Not only have they been popular but they have swelled the Nu 7 . . . . , . . . . l B e , . . . . , . rr 9 - ' s - - ' . I . C , - 9 1 U i ' . . Q . .. . F . , . . . v . S. , , . . . , . l 1 i I s i i i ' i J J 9 i i ' 1 v n , ' ' . ' 9 ' i A 5 .,.t,.,t.tt...,t,.....t..........,.......,,. tt,.. t,,t,t,.ttt.,. i P AGE 4s1 ,.........,,...t... ,..,.t.,.tt..........,.,.......t.,......., , .U Q .,.,,, ,,,.,,.,.,,,,,,,..,.. ..,,,..,,,,,t..,,,. M O NTICELLO 1938 .,.....,....,..,.,,,,,,,,,..,..,,......,....,.,, Q C .,,,,...4..4,..,4,,,,,.,A,,,44,,,,,,.,,........ .MOIxTICELLO1938 .........,...,7,.,,,,,,,.,...,....,,.,. ,,,,,.,. Q Omegian treasury somewhat. The Nu Omegas put on a Mother's Day program which, so I hear, is very nice to attend. 'tOf course, this literary society, like others, is very secret, and the ideals, bylaws, and such of the club are kept in strictest confidence among the members. Before the members are sworn in this club, they are put through an initiation, part of which at least is seen hy the Delpfnan entire student body When pledges are initiated they are inted up as Indians or some thing and then wear that paint all day at school They are teased about it by evervone in the school and I imagine they are mighty glad to get it off at night Bob whispered Mr Strumm I believe you re right about this club having secret busi ness The way that large woman IS glaring at us I think it would be a good idea to leave and go visit some other club I think thats a good suggestion, said Bob Lets slip out Thar large lady you spoke of remarked Bob as they headed towards the meeting place of the Masque and Bauble is Mrs Strickland Shes one of the best liked teachers at T because of her southern geniality Her growl is far worse than her bite in fact she rarely growls but what she doesn t start smiling before she is through Let s go in and watch the Masque and Bauble in action This club is the dramatics or ganization and is under the sponsorship of Miss Doris A Hatch Roger Dtckeson senior is the president Roylyn Flaxbeard senior vice president Pauline Prasse senior secretary . , ' . . . . . . ,, i , . ez 9: - cr ' 9 -'-- 9 - 9 ' ' 7 - ' 99 fe - y - yy - n v - rr 99 - 9 9 re- - 9 - , . . ' . J., . 3 , . . . cc 9 - - - - - - I . . . . . , l . - , , 9 9 9 ' 9 9 9 3 lj. ....... .... .................................. .....rstt,,,.. L P AGE mu ..ststrrs..... ..,r,..................................,......... C1 Q ,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,, ,, ,,,,,,, ,..,.,,,,,. N 4ONTlCELI.O 1938 ,Y,,,...,..,...,,,,.,,........Y,,,...,........ .fl june Ford, senior, treasurer. This club is another one of the more active ones. It puts on several one-act plays during each school year, and has different programs for the club itself. For instance, not long ago the members talked through the school loud speaking system GAA Do you haxe a loud speaking system here at T 9 asked Mr Ayers Not the kind that you re thinking of Mr Avers It 1sn t one of these systems with which the principal can talk to the student body from his office It s just a microphone hooked up to the loud speaker of the moving picture machine Yet it works splendidly and por trays voices with remarkable clarity It gives the student the experience of talking over a microphone while his classmates check and criticize him The club however spends its time in studying the different problems that confront the high school student when a production is put on at the school Lighting the stage the use of spotlights how scenery should be used for best effect the art of applying make up and points ln acting on the stage More than the things taught about problems back stage the club teaches its members to be able to watch plays with understanding and to be part of a good audrence Time is going fast so we cl better hurry if we want to vrsit some more of the clubs This next club we re about to VlS1f is another girls literary society It s called the Sigma Tau and its purpose 15 To promate loyalty, service healthful recreation, and to develop personality The sponsors are Miss M B Rupp and Mrs Elizabeth Aker and the offi lj IPKGE 471 Q a ff ' J 77 V Q T' fs . Y . N . , . . . , Y, . , . . . . . . , . . , . H . . . . . 1 v - 9 a y ' 1 9 Q, . , . . . . , . . , . . . , . . 1 . , . . . ..V, . ........... .... ..V. . ........ . .... V.., . . ........... ..................Y,. . .A ..... E ................................................ MONTICELLO 1938 ............A...,, ..............,,..,7.....,.. lj cers are Jean Brownell, senior, presidentg Jean Nugent, senior, vice-presidentg Lorraine Parrish, sophomore, secretary, and Betty Graul, sophomore, treasurerf' Bob, why does T. have all these different clubs? asked Mr. Strumm. For the students' enjoyment, replied Bob. I suppose that's as good a reason as any. The students that are in clubs get a lot out of them. Take the Sigma Tau here: part of Bzology Club 1ts purpose IS to promote healthful recreatlon and to develop personallty Through the varxous programs that the club plans throughout the year these two vnrtues are stressed The student m the club naturally acqulres these and when she leaves the school she car rxes them w1th her Consequently she w1ll always know how to partake ln healthful recreation she w1ll have developed a personality ln the club whlch would have been m1SSCd entxrely rf ll had been allowed to develop rn the classroom alone As these clubs are com paratxvely small groups, more txme can be spent on the mdlvxdual When a g1rl leaves one of these socletles she has a very good background whlch she can use ln her later hte The next club we vxstt sald Bob as the three left the Sxgma Tau lS the Delphlan Llt erary Soclety, another gurls orgamzatxon The motto of the socxety xs Let us by our deeds be known and belleve me they are known by their deeds at least around school Mrs Ahce ones and Miss Mabel Klllmger are the sponsors of the Delphlans Presxdent of the club lS Rose Clark semor, the vlce presldent lS Dorothy Hough senior, secretary IS ane Lewxs, jumor the treasurer ns Pat Prentice, junior The purpose of the club IS To study llterary work and gam culture by mxxmg work wnth play etc E .........................,,...,................. A ............s, lPAoE4s1 ..........,... .s...a,.t...a,...,..a....ra..r...a............... U U ' T C1 Every semester the society gives a program for the mothers. In the spring they give a tea for the mothers and in the winter they give a banquet for the seniors of the club and their mothers. Why are there so many girls' clubs in the school, and so few with boys in themf' ques- tioned Mr. Avers as the group headed towards the gym where the GAA was in progress. Period Three Sewing There are one or two boys clubs in the school but their membership is rather low I lay the reason for the lack of boys in clubs to the fact that so manv of them either work after school or partake in sports A great percentage of the boys in school go out for the different sports especially in the spring As you know when a boy is out for athletics he must devote his outside time to building himself up physically and he can t very well do that if he spends his time at club meetings even though the meetings are two weeks apart as there may be an important game or track meet which comes during the same week as the club meeting Let s go in the gym and watch part of the GAA s meeting GAA stands for Girls Ach letic Association and to be a member of the group a girl must have earned so many points in her physical education classes by participating in different events playing on different teams and being a good athlete in girls sports The purpose of the club is To create interest in girls athletics Miss Hannah Nyholm physical training instructor is the spon sor of the club ean Rayburn senior is president Erma Dray senior is vice president Bettie Martin junior is secretary and Daisy Lalich junior is the treasurer The organization sponsors several programs during the year outstanding of which are the gym night program and the May fete The gym night program is for the girls of the school and their mothers and friends The May fete is the highlight of the season Each IP-KGE 491 E ...7,,...........,.......................,..,.7. MONTICELLO 1938 .,..,...,,,,.....,..,,,,.........,A,.A...,.,,,,, lj gym class puts on different stunts and dancesg a king and queen are chosen and presented that night. The show draws spectators from all over the city, making a very large crowd, and people look forward to it every year. The GAA holds a high respect in the eves of the school and girls deem it a great honor when they join the group. The GAA girls are Cookmg Class leaders in their gym classes and often take charge of games when Miss Nyholm must spend her time elsewhere Time is growing late and we have one more club to visit This is a club for boys Mr Ayers its the Biology Club lVlr Stephen Fields is sponsor of the Blology Cluh and under his sponsorship the club has won wide acclaim in the town They have had their picture in the Nonpareil several times to show the work that rhev are doing Their par ticular pride is in stuffing animals and birds They have done some wonderful work along this line making the animals they have stuffed look very lifelike indeed The offi cers of the club are president David Burrows Junior, vlce presrdent ack McCormick ophomorc secretary treasurer PaulVlcK1ernan junior Well g8I1ClCXT16I'l Sald B0b 21S he WHS taking the ITICH hack I0 the 0ff1CE OUI' trip for EOd3y li Slided hut WE CO!1f1l'll18 If COITIOITOW Youxe shown us a very enjoyahle day Boh We ll he looking forward to the trip to morrow exclaimed Nlr Strumm You het we will Bob And say just a minute This noon at lunch Mr Myers said that he wanted to take us to a meetmv of some kind uptown tomorrow morning, and UAG13 srl c ,, . . . .. . . , . , . 1 ' ., U I U U , . . I . . . . . . , f b . a a a ' ' aj, v F i Y- I . . . 9 , ' , .v , . ec as - , ' - re - 5 9 V 1 - a - - as - 1 . , . re s - 7 - r ' f y . , . as - , . . ,, . 1 ' . i . . 4 . , . - I1 . , , . . D a a D - 1 EW. V.,Y rr.... ..tr......... Y ..........V . fffftttv . ' ,l------ W- --Yf a-ffY . VVTYYYY . .-..aaY,fY 7 .-aaa-.Y.Y- Y Q ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,A..,,, ..,,,...,A..,,A.,7,A,,A,A.A Iv lONTICELLO 1938 .,.,,,,,...,.,,,,,,., , ........,,.....,......., U that you should come to the office at the third period tomorrow and we'll finish the tour then,', Mr. Avers told Bob. That will be fine,', replied Bob. With that, he left the two men at the office wondering what he would do to entertain the men on the following dav. TUESDAY, THIRD PERIOD Tuesday was as fine a day as one could hope forg it wasn't too hot nor too coldg just right for visiting school rooms as the air was fresh and invigorating. When Bob greeted Study Hall Room VJB Mr Avers and Mr Strumm he had h1s itinerary for the day made out We ve four classes to visit th1s period so if we want to spend the proper amount of time in each of them we had better get started right now The first class on our list this morning is the sewing class Miss Mabel Gunderson is the instructor for the sewing classes and under her supervision the classes have made many beautiful garments Everv year the sewing classes put on a style show before the P T A and display the clothes they have made during the school year Thls stvle show proves a hit every year and draws a large crowd to the audltorlum what RFE 501118 of the dlf-fCI'El'lI g3.I'l'I'1EI'lfS that the glI'lS l'I13kB9 asked MI' Avers They make about everythmg dresses suits, house coats aprons blouses, skirts Jumpers just about exerythmg that a girl can make is 1th needle thread and a sewing machine The Cl IP-KGE 511 Q ,,,..,,,...,,..,,,,,,,,...,A,AA,,.,,....,...,,,, MONTICELLO 1938 ,,,,,,,,,,A,A,,..A.,,,,,,,A,AA,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,K,, class, as you would expect, is a popular one and one can see why, for the girls can save themselves a lot of money by making their own clothes. Now we'll go around the corner here and visit the cooking class. Miss Belle Soukup is instructor for the cooking classes. She not only teaches her classes how to cook good food, but she teaches them how to set a table correctly, how to carve meats, and the cor- 'Q' Library rect table ITIHIIIICIS In Eating food In the chef classes WhlCh are made up of hOVS she teaches the hOyS h0W IO SCFVB 3 dlI1I'l6l' The classes are always 8Xp8flm8hIlHg with IICW foods 3nd WOI'klDg up new ldC3S on the 5LlhSf3I1f13lS W8 have EVCYY day HCI' pUP1lS have I0 I'l l3kC UP balanced IDEDUS afld when 3 SfLldCl'lt gI'3dU3t6S fI'OITl One of MISS Soukups classes he or she knows all there is to learn about cooking they only lack a lot of ex perience Do rhe cooking classes prepare the food that rhe cafeteria serves? ouestioned Mr Strumm I don t believe they prepare all the food that is served in the cafeteria but I know they help prepare a lot of it There are certainly a lot of appetmng odors that come from the cooking class rooms said Bob as he was taking the two visitors down to 102 and they make a guy plenty hullgfy The COOlClCS C2'llC9S and good stuff one smells would really hit the spot about the end of the Ihlfd PCFIOCI lj IP-XGE 5 I U f Y,,A,,,A,,,,,,,, A,,, ,.,.,., ..,,...,AA.. N l C WNTICELLO 19:5 .,,A....,V..,,.. ,....,,V,,,,,,V,,,...,., all This room. 102, is the study hall for the underclassmen. The teachers in study hail take charge of it during their free period, and there is a different teacher in here every period. lVlr. E. King is here this period. In the corner there is a small reference library, but when the students have any extensive research work to do, they go down to the library. Bohn said lVIr. Strumm, You said that this was a study hall for underclassmen, hut I notice that there are several boys in here that look as if they were juniors or seniorsf' They probably are Mr. Strumm. This is where they send the big boys that get a little too mischievious in the library or the senior study hall down here with the freshmen and Fourth Period Tuesclav sophomores Its quite a let down to be put in here Now we ll visit the library Coach Stuelke is the supervisor in here this period and his word is law in library as well as on the gridiron The tables are arranged in rows to get the full benefit of the light and they are of a certain height which enables the student to work easier and longer withou get ting tired Our library is well equipped with reference books for all the subjects in school as English both literature and speaking chemistry Latin mathematics journalism his tory European and American government woodwork printing, dramatics and all the others There are a lot of books here that are for pure enjoyment in fiction non fiction biography etc The library takes a lot of magazines both educational and for amusement some that are taken are Harpers Readers Digest Literary Digest Scientific American and the local papers the Nonpareil the World Herald Des Moines Register and the Sun day New York Times So you see that our library is verv well stocked for a high school 0What are all these statues and plaques around the school for? asked Mr Avers I dont know their actual significance but they add a lot to the attractiveness of the interior of the school If you notice they all represent the early days of American history some of them portray life of soldiers in the Revolutionary War others are of pioneer life and there are several small statues of the Indians There are other ones around school I ft 7 3 A QI .- i ,A t a , . 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L PAGE 531 .....l........t....,..,.,,a.,............................,..a M13 'vi NTICELLO 19 S too but they seem to play no lmportant part m the theme of the others I suppose you have notlced the plctures along the walls of the lower hall They also add a lot to the chool and they are COPIES of some of the great masterplece pamtmgs of the world Well I see that lt s noontlme so Ill leave you and see you after lunch Semor Company F1 th Permrf TUESDAY FOURTH PERIOD Thls afternoon sald Bob we can spend our time vxsxtlng the rest of the ROTC com panles The fourth perlod company must be about half way through the perlod bv now, as lf s almost one o clock Let s go ln and watch this company at worlc Captam Rav Hol hday is the commandlng offlcer and the other officer IS Captam Bob Walton who ss the regnmental adjutant This company does formal guard mount 1n the rnspectxon and IS studylng scouung and patrolllng mxhtary hrstory and pohcv natlonal defense act ext nded order and rlfle marlcsmanshtp The company wlll be questloned on all of these at the ln spectxon except on formal guard mount which they execute on the fleld Thls formal guard mount IS a very xmpresswe sight and very hard to do I see that the fxrst sergeant nas dxsmlssed the company so lt must be just about trme for the perlod to end FIFTH PERIOD The fifth permd company 14 the sen1or c mpany and V' lonel Al V' uppee 1 the company commander The other officers are Lleutenants Bob Breedlove Ernest Doner lm Berry, Bull ulgley and Nell Turpen Thxs company IS about three fourths non COmm1SSlOH8d officers the reason IS that the company IS almost entlrely composed of semors As you see the company IS at class and IS studymg map readmg Colonel Couppee teaches thls sub ject whlch IS the hardest of all and whlch xs usually taught by P M S and T The man standing IH the doorway IS Sergeant Instructor Truex, who as supervxsmg the class. Map reading is the senior company's biggest job at the inspection, although they also help in extended order. 2 ,,A,,,,,,,,,,,A.,,,,..,,.,..AA,.,..,,...,,,,,,,. MONTICELLO 193h H ............. . .A....A........,..,V,,,,.AV all SIXTH PERIOD Majors I-larry Hansen and Harlan Fisher are the company commanders of the sixth period company: the company junior officers are Lieutenants Bob Evans, Dick Klefman, Paul Ingalls, and Lee Brady. This company cloes company drill in the inspection. Coma pany drill is about the hardest drill there is to our inspection: two platoons participate in Szxtlv Perzod Tuesday it and the commands are given by the company commander, the platoon commanders car rymg out his orders I-Iow are the officers chosen, Bob'?', asked Mr Strumm All officers, both non commissioned and commissioned, must take tests before they are promoted To be a corporal, a cadet must take the corporals test, corporals, to be pro moted, are compelled to take the sergeants test, to get a commission, the sergeant must take the test for commission Of couse the applicant must get a passing grade in the test, else he is not even considered Besides the written examination the applicant must take a pracitcal test by drilling a squad or platoon, depending on the test he IS taking Of course an off1cer must keep himself neat, and must be able to give orders with authority If he can t do this, he will surely be a failure I want to take you to one more vrou before our tour is over and as school is almost over we ll just have time to get to the meet ing before it starts This is another club, the Lettermen s As you have guessed, a boy must have won a et ter in one of the major sports at T before he is allowed to join this club The clubs purpose is to promote good sportsmanship, the sponsor is Coach Gaylord Sruelke Officers of the club are president, Bill Garner, senior, vice president, Chuck Suder, junior, and secretary treasurer, Dick Oshlo, senior The club has a lot of fun and a boy is glad once he is in xt, but no newcomer likes the initiation lj IPKGE ww If ..,, ,.,.,,.,,,,,..,,A,,.,,,,,,.,,,..,,,, ,.,,, M O NTICELLO 1938 ,,,,,..,,,...,.......,A,,,,,.,., ,,,,,,AA,,,,,, Q 'Bohf' said Mr. Strumm, after the three were hack in the office, we certainly have ap- preciated having had you show us around Thomas Jefferson high school. I hope I shall have the pleasure of meeting you again. Ietfermen 5 Club Tie same holds true for me, put in 'VIr Ayers You ve a very fine institution were and I hope to visit it again sometime Xou gentlemen havent enjoyed this one hit more than I have Its heen fun showing ou around the school, for its kept me on mv toes telling you all I could ahout the dif ferent classes and organizations Im glad you re enjoyed it and if you exer come haclc t Thomas lefferson I hope you ll remember the good points of our school my l-Bggff , ve I 19 ' A ' Y , rc av - - 1- - I ' ' ' ' ' 77 r' I a - - - E vi A 1 - V ' 7- ' ' . .V . , Y , . Q . . Y y . . I , A v 9 - x as .o . v t,- X lj igif- xA I V, kgs A .a.,.f -A Q .so,..ooo .ot.oososoooo , I os..,..,tt..sssoo..t oooo I I page my s,,os,,so,ooo. ,sts,soss,,.st,stt.st, ,s,...s....... ........,.ts . 3 193 51111115 X U N T I 4 E L W Head Mentor Mr. Gaylord Stuelke Q IPACQE wy 1 ,-. ....... , ..,.....,.,, A ,..... A -.-.- 4-as li 1937 Football Squad ani .F MONTICELLO 1935 ,,.A,,,,,,,.,A,.,,..A,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,AA,,,,,,,A Q First row left to right Jack Fry B111 O Conner Bob O Nell AV1d Nagel Bernard Conrad Bob Hlll lcon Plerce Kelth Teague Bob Andrews Clarence Lyons Russel Osborne Vlfgll ones Second row B111 Sales ack Neve Dick Geppert lm Berry Kenneth Clancy m Huvck Don Marshall Pat Moore Keith Taylor Homer Wllll3mS Dick Oshlo Carrol Spear Thlrd row Coach ewett Charles Suder, Blll Garner Harold Westbrook Albert Couppee Bill umgley Bob Schuelsky Anton Stelovlch Bob Z1mmerman Coach Orr Boh Larson Bob Geppert Coach Stuelke Coach Layland COUPPEE 7 Al vuom thc heath ol 1ty b ck mm t e t al txtc loot a team H 1 1 got sport and dnd more than hx h ue ln them all He xxon the hlgll es laurel m foot all and boxmg, He w1s a hnd drncn and 1 rctl fxghrcn BANKLS I work vuth thc team lf all t1me He doe everythlng, for t e benefzt of the team and tlll lf hc vmnted to could make more honor for hlm ell He Cl, IN pl away play the 1 e ar 13, mtmg nn hea up hull D Football Co captams IPKGE 601 SUDER mu lc u good end llllllltl H lated IIHOHL tht h1 h 'I ltx lf punt and pulled Tec out ol hole xutl tu ahllxtx Suclm mx lettered tl cc mu in 'lootbxll nhcady and xx b blck lu more turnpttltn n next xcu STELOX ITCH A toll 1 1 bn te on mt g mt H vm 1 HEWLOTIILI th xear but show great po me for ch om ll xeir e x gomg tl e la Q t IC d n hx d un tough He xxx erm. mptn n next xo. xr mu txc p t 4.. ' - ' - 1 s - - , 7 ' 7 9 1 a 7 1 A 9 9 a , 9 Q J - ' a J 1 7 ,I v 9 ,ll , 7 7 7 7 , 9 7 - J 9 a 9 4 9 Q 9 3 1 a H x y 3 3 ' U 1 X , 's 1 C , '37 ' 1 . Cl Q is last 1 md a util' a' CI h ' . c firs 1 l sz b' ll 1 4 j ' 'g ' ' . e S I g ad est in his .bil I' 0 ' s s 1 ' ' jay ' as l . ' ' ' l 'S . ' ' ' las qt s ' h mr ju 's Y. . ' 2 1 ' . ' . 1 ' A ' ' . A 1 'ill C A ' V ' . '38 A' V 1. A36 n 'sz Ag ' ll ' Ted 15 ll hwy hilt and takes advantage ol ' S ' ' 1 his i l , e 'tr 1 ' s. S ' ' ' ' 1 ' h , 's ' sf ' ' sihil' ' s ' ' e c f S '. 'xg I' 1 . Hel as' I 1 A j ull 1 mball S f . f' l a d zr 1 d IS a l'1b'.'t1ll1l layer on it. N ll 'l S ' fs sa m s as a cwcz Z1 h Cl f' fl if 1 d . H ' l 1 a ds 1 . 1 'kle os . W N T l K W 1937 Season Summary Guthrxt Center e hrst came of the mar the T spmt starte of t e J season mtm a hang The lust opponent were small and offered httle opposmon to an unusmllx large T tram The T regulars planed only a s ort ululr and UNL Xx 12 In IM suohil M1111 fl xx w rxsuol was lttra x stompr on x tn T Ht ou1ac ers It rctu 'urs store lq polnts II1 NIX mmu ts lmxxnq the ful char for the secon tr'ln1 to rmpletc the YICIOYX tr1 nr for uctory our the rpponents hut had httle success Tue T Xe vulat cts mu l1r supcrlor to the Bobcats Power 'm trenqrh xx ere exluhlted hx the T lmc rrtm was tht hrst rml rut lor s lootl all team The game was p an m mud and as ha cl fought Ir cnde ll1 T s fourth xlctory West W1 aterlrm The T hop Itfr for We t XV1ttrloo with hlgh hopes and prolvalwly too much COI1f1ClCl1CC They rereucd thur flrst sethaclc of the season after a hard fought game lmlamlaurg, 0 At the Hamhurg held T was xn poor spxrlt and as a result thex drdn t lne up to the expectatlons of the coach and followers But thew st1ll suc ceeded 1n commg home mth another vxctorx Benson The Benson game was tht second and last defeat of the 3 grrdrron sea son T showed the ahuhtx as 1 good foothall team hut were mcapahle of stoppmg Brown as he uormtd hls may through T s lme for J touchdr wns Ahral am Lmcoln T agam mon haclc the honors taleen axmx for the f1rst t1me m sex en sea sons A l. concentrated on a passmg offense and T used power Both teams fought hard hut A L was outplayed Abraham Lmcoln The last game of rhe season was probably the most thrlllmg In th1s game lf xx as flght to the last mmute And the teams were as exenlv matched as the score ,, Xlkf 1ELl.L lVFs , Q 19 -------------.. 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M ONTICELLO 1938 ,,,.,,..,,,,A,A.,,A,,AA,A,,,,,,,A,,A,A,,,,,,,,,, j 1938 Basketball Squad Left to rxght Front row Bob Walton D1clc Oshlo ack Neve Ted Banlcus Al Couppee Back row Ralph l-lutchms manager Don Marshall rm I-luyclc Pat Moore Kexth Taylor Harle Damon BASKETBALL SUMMARY Opponents T MISBOLIFI Valley Logan Shenandoah Clarmcla North Glenwood St Francls Benson MISSOUII Valley Crelghton Prep Logan North Crclghton Prep Benson bhenandoah Mr W K lavland was a new adclmon to the coach mg staff at T l-le came to us from the hllltop W K LAY1 AND r 00 V IP-XGE 6 I : 9 . 1 . 3 9 J 7 ' 7 ' ' 9 7 9 ,I 9 7 - 3 ' ' ' A .,. . 43 Z3 . ,.... , . 32 35 ... 33 31 ' .., ...,. 34 29 . . .. . , . 24 31 , .. .. 20 37 . ' .4...,. . 41 40 ..,., , .., 41 35 l ' ' . , 35 31 ' . . 36 29 , .. , 41 25 . ..., . 40 34 21 24 St. Francis ..... 40 45 . 53 Z8 A . 37 53 . . - s'h l. X T I C E L I. U Basketball Cast Dm O II D1cIx Ltnrn tx 11 mars 111 v1 un IV 11.11 1 sop1omorL IL was I11 t1 mm CCHYLI ro Qmr H1 was LI1ct capmm ru 37 smson 111 1 1 pu uct J I 1 11 as rI11 most X1 L11 1 1 man on ru rmm ucum of Ins 111 irouud 'ul 1t1 AI Couppu Coup was noted Iwr us cxglpmona 1 goo 1 Inn mg H p 11 c mer 1 short 11 111 111 Iater xms sI11 te to gun Ixcwsp 1 11s I111q1tI1 an I1II Inn Img H1 Ind t Inu it tIu t11 o me mr sunwter 111 I It a I1oIL Imr tg I1I ack Nu qc 1 1 111 sgrqppu 1. p wud Quird pos1t1on in p 111 lf un mugI1 soon 11 us 5,'llNLN 11111 su 111111 to or 111 me 111s 1 1 11 1 1 I1 1t :II tm Ls I-I co11IcI11 r 1 Init for Inrd f1qI1t111g on NI1rsI11II A 111111 xx 10 sum on ucrx Nos1t1o11 111 1 1 rm 11 mv W 1I 111 1 as ast ind uorkt mr or tIu nk I' tm YL owync Lf 1 scru is 1 pomt m1L r 1nd aIso to t1gI1ten tIu dn Ruse Tc Bankus Theodor: was easx Qomg and I11s calmness I11.IpLd Ium 111 t1QI1t spots I-1 Pat Nloom Par qluaxs pIaved I1 ids up w-1II HL w1s 1 mI111IIL 111111 to the Tu 11 1st Iwrnk Iumusn In M18 accurau on short nors I-Ie 11 1s tI1L point m1LLr md ml mc rn F111 Qrugllq s I11qI1 hopes nur mar Harle Dimmu Becausg of a brokm 1nIcIe, In I'LITl'l1I18d out of scI1ooI 1 smmcster and xms Il1LI1g1I'JIC' tI1L flrst part af Inskgrbqll nason But In madv. up or rim W phxmg Ins wt an reaI lull the rest of the season I-I1s passmg and sI1oormQ was exc1IImt H1 1 1II I I7ElC fill' two YIIOYC Xt. lI'S of COIUPCUIIQII XIlI'g1I oms Casex Inttgred 1 1 freshman and Ins been used m cum posmon vnu L las mo smsons to play b1sIcuIw'1II fox Ins AI1111 INI1tLr I-I1 xms 1. um QEIPVIII1 Io rn comms smson 111 mg tnnqs 'IVL uppcu I 11m CIIHICIC Sud 1 CvlllCIx Ind trouIwl1 111tI1 1 51111 Lr urmg, Ioot 11 111 ws uw sms1111s 11I11cI1 fm1IIx too IHIITI from tu T11 11 squi I'I1 pI1L1 xms Int t 1 ummm CIIUCK 1 1s fast 'md 'ICIIXL W resthng Season Php A 1 xm 1 1oIX C SULIII1 TLL1 XX on 5 Tled Lost 3 ppolhllts T J C1111rr1I I'I1ll1IWlII'Q 'North H1lT1IWLIfg A L SRX IP-XCE 61 D M1111 Hts 1' ,,,,,,Y,,,. ,, , ,,,, XI O f , , IU ? A ,,,,, , ,, U fk 5111--I' 'I' d v ' I.sIc'I.II. fI- .3 I -I' '.:s'I'-d fs 1- L . 11. - Q. --111 . 4 1wf 1' .C1 11-11. --1, -1- X g '1I.Il- . I- f. In -. .II '. I ,, 1 111 I .11 - p 11 11.11 1 111' 5. Q 1 rd Q 1, 'II-. C1 .Q 1 11 K .-11 11 111- -Q1 .11 11 .d'Q. -1 o nxd fl ff' x Ldv' - .d 1 'I. I 1 If IQ 's 1 .I 5. H- I. K , ' . d I. 'dd ' 'xlI. AI- tI11 J , - I Il J. 5 p-V ' I I ' xi. v1I1KIWI' on 1 . ' 1-1 D . , 5 . -. . 'I '-d '1 f' . d dd . xI xood W' I. H I'. zz v.:f-. ' '-dI1df -co 'I '-II Ivs. H-J ' zu d ' Q-- - ' J . 1 I L . ' 1 I A 'H 3 'Q served Ilis teammates from Imis forward position Iwcst when the going was tough. '- 1 ' I Q. I. . 1 .' . 1. . 1 1 . H ,Iy k I Q I 1' . ' A. 'I liar' ju 1 ' .s 1 . 1 K. ' ' 'H I' Q 1. H-I s ' ' 1 - . - 1 -. ' fl-Hd ' .' -r 1, 1C111k1 f.H.w,-11..1'. - 1-'-,I ' 1 '- . -I1Idx d 'S I IRII1 dI.:Ic'I.II ' '. ,' Ii I ' If ,I. 1d. 's pd of'III-n .I ' O ' . 0.1 1 . TJ. ' .. 12 I0 ,- 1 6 28 Iw- Ig 1- Sl' 10 s. B 6 311 Cla- 'c 32 6 1' 6 28 2' If . 3 U 17 VI 17 I7 I1'I-!'.' 19 I9 1 , , ,.... ,,,, , .....,,,,...,, . 1' 'I ,,.,f.f,,,-,,, ----,-Yff...--------A,,,,,,,'-------,, f M O N T I C E L L O 1 9 3 S Gym N1ght Dancers Left to rnght Barbara Flack Clara Mae Kern Sue Sherman Elmor Gordon Cleo Bethers Evelyn Bradford Kathryn Dodge Helen Boylan Elaine Dohse Lucllle Abrahamson une Pearey Soclety Volleyball Wmners Left to rlght Helen Isaacson Shirley Wood Dalsy Lallch ean Rayburn Madeline Meldllnger Emlly Bray Betty Flack ' , ' I ,J . I : . A I Y A . 7 . I 75 7 LPAGE 661 NTICELLO 19 Pyramlds Left to rxght Barbara LEWIS Mary ane McClure Dorothy Gahm Barbara Flaclc Martha Peters une Mathleson Mary Glthens Beverly Mllne Shlrley Moser Vlrgmla Rowley Mary Bock Arlene Graves Helen Duggan Hennetta Goenrmg Shlrlev M11ler Clara 'Vlae Kern Badminton Left to right: Dorothy Hough, Lorraine Rawlings, Betty McMahon, Claudia Hall, Betty McGruder, Anita Lorenzen. , 1 , Outstandlng Freshmen Left to rlqlut Vlfglnla Rowley Shlrley Moser Helen Duggan ean Camplwell Ann Mathleson Marguerlte Wallace Class Basketball Wlnners F1rst row Henrletta Goelmrmg Marjorle Slusluer R1ta Jones Second row Pave Cochran Mary Bock Helen Duggan Mldred Hook V1rgm1a Davls lb : I . A 7 9. l - I1 :J K 1 193 Srhnnl Eifv , ,..,.., Q . . nugbfi . WNTILELLO I .. ,..,., , ,,...,,, ,,,., , H..- DORIS HATCH Dramalzcr In true tor Death Takes Hohday Prlde an Pre Jud1ce Prxde and PI'6JUd1CE all school plav Dec 9 10 Cast Roger DICRCSOII Mrytle Cooney Helen Ray Kull Grant Cochran Lotus Colvxell Cleo Bethers Wlnlfred Nlxlhurn Harlen Flsher Betty Txmmerman Rov Clemens Paullne Prasse Carl Hoff man ack Ream: Phll Gurney Elalne Alspaugh Roylvn Flax heard Helen Boylan Betty Flack Marlan Blyth ane lewis Charlotte Foutch Lewxs Moser Blll Klssel une Ford and Ralph Gustafson Death Takes a Hollclay umor play Aprll 7 8 Cast Ray mend Holliday Ben Neal Dorothy Txsher Drclc Klefman Betty Flack Bob Schuelzky Elame Alspaugh acl: Ream Sue Sherman Lucille Abrahamson Pat Moore Bette McMahon and Paul lVIcK1ernan IP CE X1L 9 - x Q o Q o , . ,, . . . ,, i , - , . - . . .- s ' 's v 9 K 4 ' 7 7 7 , l' v I 1 - s ' 1 ,I -1 fy - 1 V A ' a ' 1 a ' v V 9 J 4 9 W 9 e 1 1 J S cr A - ,u J - 7 - - I : - A 'a 1 ' a v v r v a ,I Sv a a s 9 MISS , V . Q a ' Q Q. eee.,ee .,eeee C to reeeeeee ee.e,e..,ee .,eeccc..cc... . x ' val ...,eeee....c. A, ...,,e,ee,,Ce,......,.,,.......r......... I: ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,A,,,A,...,,,.,,.,..,, N 10 TNTICELLO 195 .....A..A,,,.,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,AA M- .1 K 1'-3 Llbrary Staff Front row Mary jane Doescher Betty T1mmerman Mary Frances Chaffee Anna Mae Beclcvurh Dorothv Gahm Betty Seegar Thelma Wise ean Ramsey Miss Mlldred Andrews llbrarlan Back row MHFIIWH Carter Fern Paschel Patrlcla Prentlce Charlotte Butler Best Loved Gu-ls : I 7 7 V I s 4 v ' 1 I s 1 . D v J fa , . Z ............,...,.,,,,,,.,......,.,,..,.......... ,,,,,,,,,,, l PAGE 741 .,.. ...,..,.. ,.............,,....,,,...,,,...........,........ fl , , , 8 U I: ,,,,,,,,,,,, . ,,..,.,,.,.......,,.,,.,.,,.,.. MONTICELLO 1938 A,,.,,,. ,.,A,. ,,,,.,, ,....A,.,,.,,,,,..,.. C1 1938 Colonial Ball Ar the fourth Colonial Ball given by the Library staff of Thomas efferson High School under the direction of Miss Mildred Andrews the following girls were revealed as the four Best Loved Girls ' Virginia leslie George Washington ean Ramsey Martha Washington Helen Ray Kull ames Madison and Myra Marlow Dolly Madison Those in the court of honor were Anita Lorenzen Eileen Thurston Mona Faye Wilkins Anna lee Ticnor une Ford Thelma Wise Frances Aten The IS 3l1I'1U3llY f0l' the gll'lQ of Il'l6 SCl'lO0l 3l'ld Il'lClI' mothers A Sl'lOI'I pf0gl'3lTl followed the PYCSCDIRUOTI of the best loved gll'l5 and the rest of the 8VCI11l'lg WHS SPED! 111 d3I1Clhg This year the Library club of Thomas efferson High School was disbanded Instead of sponsoring a club Miss Mildred Andrews librarian appointed assistants which malce up the library staff These assistants are girls who are interested in library worlc as a voca tion Thev have charge of the library desk during the different periods of the day and give assistance to those who need it Military Ball Albert Couppee and Erma Dray were presented as colonel and honorary colonel re spectively of the Thomas efferson high school ROTC regiment at the annual Military Ball which was held in the Abraham Lincoln gymnasium April 30 Philip Gurney was named lieutenant colonel of the regiment and ean Rayburn the hon orary lieutenant colonel Other officers and honorary officers included Harlan Fisher major 1n command of the Second battalion and Ruth Gordon honorary major Harry Hansen major in command of the First battalion and Peggy Cooper honorary major The following officers with their sponsors were introduced Carl Hoffman first lieu tenant commanding the band and Evelyn Bradford Bob Walton regimental adjutant and Eileen Thurston Neil Turpin captain of Company A and Helen lsaacson Ray Holliday captain of Company B and Anita Lorenzen William uigley captain of Company C and Virginia Leslie Leo Brady first lieutenant of Company D and Lor Other officers were Dick Klefman second lieutenant adjutant of the First battalion Bob Evans second lieutenant adjutant of the Second battalion ames Berry second lieutenant regimental executive officer Paul Ingalls second lieutenant regimental ordnance officer Bob Breedlove second lieutenant regimental supply officer and Ernest Doner second lieutenant regimental range officer Presentations were made by Major W A Mead professor of military science and tactics Sergeant H B Truex instructor of the Thomas efferson ROTC unit was in charge of arrangements The Thomas efferson high school regimental band commanded by Lieutenant Hoffman directed by Paul Dawson was the highlight of the evening s entertainment , J y 7 rc 91. ' ' , J , 5 ,J ' 3 , - 1 9 7 ' ' 5 J , . 7 ' . , . . , . . , . . . C O , , - . , . I , , . . ' , , 9 , 7 7 ' . . , . . , . : 7 . . - a Q s 2 9 , ' , 5 7 7 I Q . I Q 7 7 I I I i 9 - i 7 raine Rawlingsg Jaclc Ginn, first lieutenant of Company E, and June Ford. . : ' 7 . 7 I . . S 1 1 J 9 Y Q 7 , 3 Q 7 S , 7 ' . . , A J ' , ' J ' ' , ' , . . . . , . , ' . lj ........ .r.,...... ...,.....i..,.................. . . ..,.....,.. i PAGE vsj ....,......... ..................r............................. . lj El ....A................w....,...............,...... ........,,... N NTICELLO 1918 iv-in The Coun and the Co d The Count and the Coed an operetta in two acts was given on November 17 18 and 19 at Thomas efferson Insets are Mr Paul Dawson instrumental instructor and Miss Alice Denton vocal instructor The cast includes Bette Anderson Betty Andresen Kathryn Babbitt Lotus Colwell osephine DeMare une Ford Flinor Gordon Martha Gustafson Winifred Hiner Made line Meidlinger Bette McMahon Beverly Mendelson une Pearey Sue Sherman Martha Peters Lorraine Rawlings Wilma Schafer can Waugh Clara Mae Kern Thelma Wise members of the Girls Senior Glee Club lawrence Ackerman im Berry Glen Booton lee Brady Bob Brown immy Clark Clarence Conkling Harle Damon Donald DeVol Robert Green im Huyck im Lewis Bob Martin Leo Meyerson Pat Moore Everett Murphy Bill Quigley Clarence Reetes Bob Schuelzky Elmer Spires Dick Steach Alvin Townsend members of the Boys Glee Cub Doris Aira Maxine Anderson Meryl Boyer Virginia Buck Marilyn Carter oella Christiansen Helyn Duggan Betty Ferguson Edith Gruver Nerine Harris acquehne Kull Darlene Larsen Darlene Michelson Dorothy Miller Helen Morrison Virginia Moore Madelyne Nelson, Marialice Pinhero, Shirley Shannon, Lois Skow, Virginia Sweeney, Elaine Watts, Winifred Milburn, members of the Girls' unior Glee Club. Nlembers of the orchestra are: Lowell Sprinkle, Keith Fuller, Stuart Moats, Charlotte Foutch, Dorothy Miller, Margaret Pleake, Myra Marlow, Elsie Andersen, Howard Cum- mins, Roberta Sinderson, Margaret Oliphant, Winona Spires, Mary ane Doescher, Alice Neuman, oseph Lyer, Nellie Phillips, Paul Leeper, Doris Rogers, Rachel Hancock, Lois Bensley, Dick Booton, Clayton Murphy, Fred Eatherton, ohn Ricketts, erry Traylor, Eleanor Kramer, Doran Damitz, osephine Marlow, Frances Gilson, La Vonne Colwell, Wfayne Traylor, Faye Wiggens, Gene Persello, Shirley Farrior, Paul Leming, Henry Turn- er, Maxine White, Kurt Schulz, Dean Richardson, Klenn Pryor, Carl Hoffman, Bob Brown, Lloyd Mumford, and Helen Walkington. LPAGE 761 ...................................................,............ i lj .......,....,,,, ,,,...,,,,.,,...,,..,,,...,.... N 1ON'I'ICELLO 1938 .,.., ,.........,,,.......,.....,,,,,,....,..... C1 Thanksgiving Day, 1938, will be long remembered by all who attended one of the most thrilling games ever staged between the rival high schools of Council Bluffs. The weather cou1dn't have been better, and the Abraham Lincoln team was on fine edge to avenge themselves for the defeat suffered on Armistice Day when Thomas Jefferson captured the city laurels with a score of 12-15. Both teams fought valiantly. oftentimes with their heels literally at the goal lines, but their struggles went for naught as the game ended a 6'6 tie. The following pictures are shots taken at crucial points in the game. See if you can identify the players. Action Shots at Turkey Day Scrap - . -.i ..a. ,.. 938 193 ABIIPUIEPMPHTE Humnr . Q 1' 4 I 2 O B UFFS 50 W BROADWAY COUNC ENGRAVERS LLUSTRHTORS PIN .Iii EE .J CCW 27 2 P. SLE Z5 5. E- lm Z1 eo blexerson entertd the oftlces af Messrs Smxtlu Smxtlm Smxtb and Broun attornexs and I 1 demanded to see tbe latterpartner IH the l1rm U4 c t t x I. t lu Sorts said tbe ollxct box Nlr Brown I9 out but xou can see am of the blr Sm1tl1s tutx No tbanlcs came the replw I xnnt 1 snn t 1 ante '1n am man who can brea mtw an Il armx of Smrtlms llk tlns chap Broun Ins one mm be dm HARRX L REAMS l I II Gene C Ye Bern 15 tlue most successful salesman I know Bo L W bats b s latest success9 Gene C Yesterdax l1 sold Mrs Broun two 1 IVI1l1 mul 1 Coma ttc dozen sta1r carpet rods I 1 It r Bob I. I dout see anxtlnng xery wonderful 1n that SOSHNIK S Gene C Weltm r dld I unt1l I rtalwed that lVlrs Brown Ines 1n 1 bungalow mt Vxtt hit 1 III ructxx Dtllxtrx to Your Door Id l1lce to buv a wrench A monkey wrench madam O I tbmlc rm husband wants a btg one -ltb md Axtnut A Phone 4 Better g1VC me a baboon s17e Tc Thanks or your conidence ID our ab1l1ty to punt the Monucello CI-IAS. P. EMARI LEWIS SL EMARINE New 10 L. . . K . .- C . ' . ' . ' . 1 Mos .1:1'cc that ll 15 1111 1.l1tfxc11lt to . A . select Ll 1 fl Legal R 'vt 'e if' surf U 3 l 1 U . ' Q . llI1CC C1w1np.111y. uf which there 41 1 f ' ' f . A m.1uy1 but ll rcqu res .1 c.1rcful s lj to M I ,H H '. '. . .r clwose the proper' polmy c1mt'.1:t to l . d . ' ' . rlc ' 1 . :1'!'x'c yrvur P.lI'IlClllllF C-ids. ' y -x .I . r. f . I11s111'.1111'c C JL1.141'l r .: I' ' S. ' ' ' . ' ,. A www V b I tt 7 s :K - vu . ze ' D 1 V Y .. c . . , , 'H T1 4'c X1 'Ivfcxl I ll't ' n dll ' A 1 cr 1 I v v v L I - -w V I I .: 1 A le ' ' 1 . l 1 .Y . ',, Tl ' Vs '1l'sLc1d Q G ff 5 ' v v 7, I I I I Y fl I 977 , . ff h, no- ' y 1 A . 3 1 W - - 3443s ' ' 37 . KATZENSTEIN GROCERY K9 IU NIEMBERI E, L ALLIED STORES WALTON GREENHOUSES LJ roxx t r ot I t In xx t hx III North fwlh 1 u I Dlclc B Hou IS Dxclc Steach getting along wlth hls golf? B B Pretts good I-Ie h1t a hall 1n one rud1y te Taken al roun shes 1 goo sort Ru sel O Yes thats the troul Ie she s a ways nntxng to he taken all around Mr Myers gralnhed Al Couppee hy the collar 1n the hall one day Dld vou Icnoclc this httle freshman clown? I dtmanded Wlmv n sald Al I just stopped to let hum pass and he famted Kenneth C at a rldlng academv I wish to rent a horse Groom How long? kenneth C The longest youxe got there are fue of us gomg Bull G Shyly Im going to steal a Iclss Betty Ann M Well let the cr1me wave he m UAA! BANK CONFRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1938 A Cal ee1 Founded Upon the P1 1nc1pIe of Thuft Is Headed Stlalght fOl Success STATE SAVINGS BANK Id mh r of F rt D pox In ur 1 Corporltuon - , l ,, Y . , . . .- ., v oh .: X' . ' ' 7, K Q I. In- B.: . I cl, Q . d . . -HH S. lfwth Struct sg-I .: 'I S, '. 1 .. I f ' l'Iwncs 1 -fffw 5 W1 ' . 0 , t . , A A A 3. :L 4 s ' ff ' v ' ' i 77 Y! 79 ' P! ' ' X o, . Q ' ,Y . 1 ' ' H ' 37 I VI 'I - , ce as Fancy Hothousc Vegetables f H: H , ', , ffl I: 1 'cts f Pot cd I'I.tnts K ' j' f Flowers - XYirc f ' ' I: 1 T ff l ' L ' .77 if ,I I Ph unc ff I j .: , A - ' 77 g . J S . . 1. . 1. I . 'I . II L eil I I '21 Q c ' eds il e st S an ce I 1 ' Barher: Was vour tie red when you came in here ' Everett S No tt uasn t Barher Gosh' Don 'VI Say that was some blonde mth vou last ntght Wfhere dtd vou meet her? Boh L I dunno I just opened my wallet 1nd there she was Dtd you ey er change your mtnd ahout any thmg9 Very seldom I have found I was as wrong the second after I changed tt as I was before Ernte D Can t vou go tnto any hustness more prof1tal3Ie than loeqq1ng9 B gge Xvell str Id ltlce to open a hanlc hut I hayent got the tools Boh B You wan more monev' Wlty my hov I worked ch tt years for S10 a month tn thts very bustness Now Im the owner Phtl G Well you see what happened to vou hoss No man who treats hts workers ltlce that an hang on to hts Joh J C RICHTER Spttt t A cnt THE INUIXTHNN ESTERNI ML TL AL LIFE INSLRAINC F F0 H6 XXI lthtm But tn N H J MCMURRAY Auf TIONEER X I lL oo M I UDL I flee Y RL 'fl I l e 111 et MAL oll et t H1 It Du ltr An mcrct L ii 'UV UJHEQ Tilly of fm foo of o Ralsn Wheat The Better W trm mnnn Cwcrtt Bretkftst tor Youn and Old A Supcrtor Etrtnt xxtth Vtttl Sunshtne Vrtt mm Fmt, Ctlllorntt LL R 1 tn T Lner Foo for Any N1 tl fr r All t c Ftmtly E o Mihm Smtply IDIX tnd htk Hot Corn Muf 4 Q5 ftns Korn tkes tn Dehtou Corn Brttd SEE YOUR oRocER SIHHHQI Mfg C0 Um tht Nthrt kt Httdtt tt md Ey straln Ellmtnttt crf ty F1tte Crt C H NX AHL Optometrlt For Thtt Pxlllv' or Other Ittt or evtelry t ROGERS IN xt to Strand E t wt tWt Et T111 Trm '? 7 , tt . , . ,t , , I re vw - ' ' c al gr , w , , , t .: '. A I ' ' V uv I LIK I I T , t . . 'V 'I . . , vt' . SINE Q 'ltl' g H E ' ' I' I I' A QE, Council Blttffs. Ioxnt ff v , . - v va A - . zz 1 V r , A . I . ,, I . . , tt fx! , . - e r. , , . , V v vs U fhttttctl Illttlfl. lows -I Q' I I I- '. ' Uffct, llll I . ttin ft Y I Ih 's. If'-.'1: 's. - IJVV V - 1 1 V av ' -1 U , ,' I r If yot have ztnyth' Q to sell .- ' ' L' T c Q' he 'g l.z C - ' as ' ' ist in Q In -fifafgs.. , ' '12 J . . t.: -f att ' c 5 tsn- F Ll RF .I . mn gl 'V I ' :ft 413 vig 's' , Ti Vi v ,vt 'ggi' I h A , t , 'V 'I' QP .tt.....,. . '. gym A , 9 'al ez z it N if ....t:t1... , 5 N nm.. ,, Q . t t .I .I If 'Q floss 'Utd sf - 3 ,z 1 3 . . , J, , , Q BV I ' cc l ' 'cl la sscs ,I LL! . tt s s. ' QL 3 ' - '- N - - . 5 3-'N ,, , . . h-3 i ' gy d ' t gen- - - - t frm t r t iffiff- ,A 'I . KAI f f tt- t Y, fz t W ff,f,.l-.K , I , V I 1' f'5! 1f I '- 1 fl , - . 'J' ' , , ', ' n K 4 L ' 14.6 'J, H , 5.6 ly' in 1 - ', ct 4 d ' 5 J ez . V . ,C-V 1 V. 'I ' tty i - g -gk zts' 4 t , ' Q51 C-I t Q Q C ONVCJRATI LATIUINQ T C LA99 OF 19 S COLONIAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION C UNC RATULATIONS T W CLASS OF 19 S Conwell G1 ocel y Stol e In a Canacllan newspaper appeared the followmg adxertnsement The man u ho ptclced up mx x allet rn th I-Ixgh Street vms recogmzed I-Ie is requested to return The next day tlns rtplx was puhltshed The recogmzed man who ptclced up the wallet requests the loser to call any time and collect tt Gulde There mx dear madam IS a slcvscrap Beverly IVI O11 mx' Id love to see lf worlc Butcher Well what do wou want my nov? rm L Tmentv cents worth of lner and ftve cents change Father mll hrmg the quarter mn the mornmg Offlce Boy I thunk omelwocly vnants vou on the telephone sxr Boss Now mln: s the use of saxmg you rhlnlc Im wanted Am I wanted or not? Off1ce Boy Well str somebody rang up and sald Is that sou you old ld10I? T PINECREST '31 THAT GOOD MILK N - Y v ' . I ' A 1' '- ,, . V . , ' ' N, S . CH It . I' I: . 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But, lc lS assure you, Scnior Class of 1138 f T is -ICH' s 'gh Sch mol, I' ll 1 d ' same g p 1 h 5' 'ss ' ll town with 11 w'1r111 wclco111c for fftllflllllg h s.cA's s' 5' s uc ' ' 1 1 5 d' g h1s ' 1 gud. 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Great Scott that was a unset ean R H ou can t heheye t erythrnq you hear une F No hut you can repeat If Boh E Wfhat color hathlng surt was she wearlng Harlan E I couldnt see She had her hack turned Mm Gathman If there were four fhes on the tahle 'md I Icllled one how many would he left? Erma D One the dead one Betty F We must get a new car ack N W hat? When Im st1II paylng mstall ments on the car I exchanged for the car I sold ln part payment of the car Ive got now' ohn M Hello Id Ilke to know where I could get hold of Pauline P Dick O I couldnt sav shes tlcklrsh NASS BATTERY FACTORY Ntm tt glxth Ax one I-IN HI Q RADE CAR AND RADIO BATTERIES C htr md Rental FREE DELIVERY rop Fr-.cl H N1 E A DURICK FANCY GROL ERIES AND MEATS o t 'Io-47 'Thlrd Axenut EDUCATION a retter ptr III t opcrttlxe bu cub I in tommumty or ITIIIOII Mtg. we otter our hum e 1 1 tilke to you ln ithluln that ohjtctlxe 901 PEULHLDEH U I LINCOLN HIGHWAY GARAGE C trl M Huhtr Iroprmetor II IIS WtBrm1txxtX Phone 198 Buxtr ot Lite Model U cd Ctrb md 5 ru PLYMOUTH STUDEBAKER DeSOTO J I er A I - - - h as . ., J . 5. , ' . , V, ffl . t I HJ. Ph ' 21 P 5 f . ' I - A . .. 'v M I , I J G ., V . ,, .. I . , . ' ' , 1 gmg 2 . ,, . . ' 997 ' P . f ' . rss ' rr 7 73 . ,, . ' 57 . , . . ,, ,, .. , . . . ' re an J rr 7 y - - - N . . - N ' 7 73 J . vc 1 - .. , ' . 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Well Im glad only one can be elected CREETINCS TO THE CLASS C IU s A F PRESLER IMPERIAL CAFE nd Tru 1 ut x 1 Pr Mcmderite Pnte K Lnt l Centrll Stlte xl S lhone WJW4 W7 W Bdxxu COALS OF QUALITY From the Mtnst Compl te Stu km the C1ty COUNCIL BLUFFS COAL 6: ICE CO Tom Thumb P1 oducts Co Mtrlufaeturer at Ceretls Pluetke Flour md Cor Meal 900 South Sth Strett Phone 71 9th md Brotdxxay ASK YOUR CJROCER Congratulatzons to the Class 0 IQ38 UakGllBakuLq Qgnpallq Bakers of Peny Saw Bread I s 1 ' ' ' v7 , ef s - I v r -- , , v y , - Y . V' , 7 V 7 A K A ' , N N le La' IF . ff ' ,Y ' ff 5 7 ' V Y - . . 7 . . y i ' Y, ff ' ,Y ff s v A Y, , 3 Y ' 'I-ullrlst ll ckere' H.-nc ' 9, ' R lj :md B'll, ups. , rt V r - . ' ' Home ol Good Steaks .H 5 1 I 'IIS ' , ft - aa I 1 rv Q .1 SO Co. ' ' ' fo' L , , . J , H 3--H . .X 4, ,Y Y .. f Council Bluffs, Iowa ff 7 77 , . . . 1 ' , , e ' 1 ' ' sm A L ' n'z',.'ze 1 .n ' N xx . . . . . 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Clerk 1114 M 111111 1 111.11 T 1111, ,. , 1,1111 111' 122'1XY - 11.1 1111-11811111111 . 111dgc111'fx1 C1 WL ,111r1 ,,,., , , ,,,, , ,,, ..1,1111I1C f1P2 Ruger D had Just sat down on a newly palnted se1t Funous he saxd to the pamter W hx don t Sou put XVet Pamt on vour seats? Pamter Thats what Im domg alnt Out on the terrace thex met hetx een dances and he sa1d Prettx dull purtx thns Yes mdeed Oh lets go get our wraps and leaxe he sug gested We I cant get awax she repl Ld You see Im rh hostess A negro was hung exmuned f a druers l eense And what IS th WVTIIIQ l1m 1n th IIIlddl6 of the road for? udge Last tune you were here I mold vou I never wanted to see vou agam Norman Thats what I fold the cop lut he xnsnsted on hr1nq1ng me here INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCKS SALES C, SERX IFE fill xx IX 11 lllgl u SERVICE GIOCGIY 6: Meat Mauket 'IW Vx Brotdvx ix I one l71 AT YOLR SERVIC E KATELMAN South M1111 T p none UNK Gzu den Tools Gauden Hose Pullevs and Belts Pamts and Ladde1s 5 For I ozmef FOME IN 1 1. III llt deptm I ITII XO r onil app lflll C ALL LS UFTEIN L I VX ruxxu SPIC 6: SPAN CLEANERS 37 . I ' ' ' - h - 1 . rv yr ' v ' ,, . ,. ' 1 .. I ' . ff ' 7' ' ' 3 IQVY I ' V I -I. 1 . 1 ' YQ V v ' 'HY I . , .. .1 Q . .1 ., . , -Q , ze w Y V va Q 1 A I ' , . FUN B rd 'L C L fl Bl HS. I11. ll, ' L ' '. 1- . . . D .. s ,L 5. 14 l.: ' or ' . Ik. i- -x X J .. . . . . , . ' 5 e ' 2 - - - Y 77 . UFO, RICYICS-H was the f9Pll'- lXla1x lvl. Stcmhcrg, Prop. J . ff A - - I. 4 'L j uh 1 ' vx v 4 I, I I 1 g. ' ' W T ee vk t K , 1 w ' A . . . x ,, 111 e 5 elf 1 - JW ,. . . , Sxcwss ' ll t ' ls Il great deil A' ur pc s 1 . ez 1 ce. s U I D -1 --w , , , v Q llliilll ' -H' FF-13 '. Br gd 'Q 4' be ' ' l Y 1 X FONIGRATULATIONS C LASS OF 19 Q PUTNAM SERVICE STORE Ilst and Vwt t Brmdxxay Sht I rodutt Auto Supl l MAHONEY S GROCERY will Flllli ARL md Fr dit 'X Hunt S01 ll Frtt Dcllxtrx Phouc K7 Barbara F Dear Ive set mv heart on a Rolls Royce Bold G Yes? Well thats the only part of your anatomy thatll exer set on one Traffxc Cop Say you get gomg whats the matter wxth you? Ralph G Im just fme thank you hut I thlnk my engmes dead Mxss Kohr Albert explam the meanxng of the words deratl and detract Alhert C De rall ts da tmg dat when dere two of them makes de tract Roylvn F May I see the manager? Fresh Clerk Yes the manager always has t1me to see pretty girls Rovlyn F Tell htm hrs wxfe 19 here ean R Wfatchmg the farmhands spreadmg out a stack of hay to dry could contam her cur IOSIIY no longer so she polxtelv asked I rt a needle youre loolclng for? e Spttlall c m COMPLETE HOIVIE OUTFITS 1 l lp xou irc x rmm multi tx The Str It of rr l tum BANKING BENEFITS WORK BOTH WAYS L LIII ULLLL OII X XX 'IIA I W I II XULI 1 ITIUIUI L IIL FIRST NATIONAL BANK , we 1 .. , I , - 1 i A K i , aa I A 31 .... I . 'Y 9 , , - y sa ' ' I tr - 1 a V , -T ' 73 - ,' 'Ns 1 -5 ul I lv ,' r l v I , f -ll I 's f Q dies . . ,, . , ' 7 V - as re - ' - ' .: , 15 , v 33 , . 3- A. 'Q . ec V 91 X I 1 et! I S V - ' . ., . . . ,, ' Q ,, . . V. . ., Gt ,c' I cc s .f lccd ' L . -I .Z V 5 7 ' H x7x ,. , ,I zus. v J ' 'Y Vw . 'Z' Q J Q Vw' I2 s Hd ly as 'ct c ghle Q to halt you succeed, XVI c j get at joh, sec this hz nk A1 cl xc 1' get stz tml hy gs t' g lm' 41 he 'lite IS m ls to pay at no Ytra cost. O o I Ga - V' 'Lg ge Sc.cc' s lVl1ss Mrlltr Harry can you Cleflne nonsense? Harry H Y es Mxss Nhller An elephant hangmq ox er a chit mrh hrs tall ned to a cla1sy You a Scotchman and dont plav golf? Na I used to play hut ga xt up twenty wears agone But mln? Wfee I lost my hall 1m B I have a plcture of you m mx mlnd all the txme Wfhat clld they throw you 1n jall for? Compennon Wadye mean compet1t1on9 I made the same kmcl of ten dollar hllls the Government does Lorrame C Ancl h1s your baby learned to tallc yet? Dorothy S Oh my yes we re teaching lnm keep qutet now Beem Belfold Fune1a1 Home THONPN 'X BEIIORD Vkxloxx Ax nu rt glxth tr whom GABLFR S BAKERY S5 III Vv Ll III an Buthday Pak Ixnoxxn For It uihty H14 VN Brotdxx IX lhon GOIN FAST NATURAL CAS I OOKINC CONVENIENT GAS HEATING If It s done w1th Heat: If can be done better w1th atuml Gas COUNCIL BLUFFS GAS CO. AL TOMATIC EFFICIENT XVATER HEATING CAS REFRICERATION A - i l ee ' , - xv . . 'Y 7 I f' I ' . . . . , . ,, - ff 9 ,Y : , nal ' ' ' V' , - Q ff V Y ., ve 1, --y Y I l ' 'c e 2 e .' S cet J, , ff A V 4 , 4 Tclq . c HS ' 77 V Betty A.: 'tl-Iow small you make me feel. ,I . . . . .,, J 5 If ' ' 77 er - - yy H ' - ' 4 NVQ wecialuc ' 'Q al' ga tl - 4 ' ,L cs YY ' .1 ee I N 7 ' S Q 2 A 'N v ay -I U , , ' ' ' to '. Q 'Q I' 3 c ' ' Y, 1 .s f ' 0 , I . 0 0 FRANK.hARL IHHJJNGLR QL RLJEON C1 11 l1011C 11111 I nnixlx 1 L X lI1L 114 VJ tBro1dxx1x Coun 1l Bluff 11 ECONOMY MARKET L ROC LRIEQ AND MEATS 1 S11 I Pre Dcllxery Tc LPl1U11L N9' XY 1e1e nxt x vu lee11 or tl11 last our xea s? At college t1lc111g mcd1c1ne And d1d you flnally get well? Doctor Ill e11am1ne you for ten dollars Pauent All r1Ql1t and 1f ytu fmd em Ill gnc mu 1111 A successful 1113141 IS one H1110 makes 1T101'C tllan 111s mfe can spend and a successful uoman 1S one Who can land guch H H1111 XX7l1y so unhappy dear? Ir s my boy fr1end He let one slap dmcourage 111m last n1gl1t 011601112111 Dont you know t1s IS a saf y Lone lady? Amta L Of course off1cer tl1at s mln 1 drove T111 man Im gomg Wllll now l1as l1otl1 money and l1ra1ns Gee that makes If tough Congmtulatzons Class of IQ38 or S1 yur xx he cu X41L1I'p1I' nts 1nd tl1c1r I71I'L11I T cn' conhd 1c1 111 L 1 LL 11 1 1 LU11 1111 L X011 111 1111 1 X 11X 1l1L111 1111l1t. p1t Counul Bluffs Savmgs Bank A L RONSTAL H Si HUENTL EX1 1 1 l LIL 9 ROSENPELD C1 1-1 S1 LTMAN IOHN M IURLENS 1 101-IN B KEELINE 11L1 11 E HEQSE 1L1 L -XVLRNI TC11L11NL111lx C l1l1 1114.1 1110111 1 'X11111T1lI1L1ll1 1 1 'f 11 - 1.11-1 4 1 - ff - Vw H J I .M x ,, . . X x .,, 1 . , , Y Q ff 1 . - . 4, A I A - , rt - - .3 - 9 v ' U twce 1' 144 R1-4.1111 - 144 ' I P ' 1 UH ce Hu ns: 1 to -1 P, Nl Daly. EX'L'111Q' 7 to 8 Mo dg Tl1uAsl:1,', S111 'l.1y. Q 4 Q Su 11' tu ll I ' ' 4 , . 7 . f es 1 'Q , c' -5. 2. , B me V Q , 11 1 ' 17 ' Q! 5 ' ' - - sr P ' : 1 ' li ' . et I 1' c 4 - 1 ', 5 , ' - . ev - . a y f 7 5 1 inf' 41K 1 .215 St. ff i 7 ' Y' ff ' 77 , . . Q 0 Q 1: F 1 s 'e11z'1s1 ed I' ze 3. 11 s. 111' ' T' eau: d 1-111111l11lX'11'111l'1l.SIUSSvl lC. Let us ' t' 10110 servo I' A tl1c fut t 1 s xx' l A 'Q 1 ' 1 QS , O C 1: 71 Q 13. . V1 -Y xl . A N 1' 171'cs1dc11t Asslstalnt Casl ICI' E . . 4 L li. lf .IUEL ylw Inqlwldfm M d .ANN1411111 f,l1Nl11C1' Y f:l1i1-1111.111 ml B1-11111 4' - - I T Y V Q A-s1stz111t Casl 1' X116 lu 'd lt .'Xss1sta111l f,:1sl11 E. . 1' 'T . 1 T 1 li - 1 1 Q 1 fm e 4 '11- tc 1 s-sax '- Hcc' The annual staff wishes to thank the people who cooperated so finely in securing ads for the Mon- ticello, Dorothy Sellens Nlxrtle Theuman Fleanor Tahler Evelyn Bradford can Ray hurn Ruth Gordon Benedxct Rmdone Lloyd Nlurnford Harlan Flsher Russel Oshorne A trafflc polrceman stopped a motortst Whats your name? he mqurred sternly Ahraham O Brlen Goldherg replred the motorxst Wluat s the OBrxen for? 'asked the cop For protectlon Two deer hunters came out of the woods and met Are all of the other hows out of the woods B1ll'9 Asked one Yeah All slx of em? Yea 1 And are they all safe? Yeah whats thxs all about anyhow Why saxd the flrst hunter throwmg Ollt hrs chest then Ive shot a deer R E WEAVER Dental Sutgeon t e 110 Axenu C OMPLIMENTS T 3 FLAS9 OF I9 S KATELMAN FOUNDRY For Easter Studying fmvvel X LFLXLI' still L1 L, XOUI' hXL ,OU IILL Better L1 ht' L t 1 Better S1 ht Stuelx tmp prwuele the fl ht lxlllkl UI tue mt tmount ot 1 htm for stu III I'l1II tn oth r IIII ut elll tt I rex ent din erous ye trun xx 1th Better ef lk t tor B tttr S IOXVA DIVISION Nebraska Power Company Y ' -h ' ' u u ' I Q ' x 1 ' A v ' ' ' ' YY V 7 7 I -ll V 4 I Teleph Hn' 414 3 Q A ,, , . . . , . ff 1 Y ' YY re' - sv I U K . ,, V' V v - - ff Q, Q ft I 77 lf I7 C! 7 ' 77 S . , ,, ee yy ' - A A Y 7 ff 7 ,Y , . C C 0 I H E ' Y Ang t-,--git? ,, 1 vyfh, , -. v S. 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A man mth a daughter 17 and a son 18 and only one automohlle Mark Twam once saxd There are two tlmes 1n a man s hfe when he should not speculate when he can t afford If and when he can Stop' the femmme voice came from the back seat of the taX1 The dr1ver stopped Oh I don t mean you the VOICE sald Drive MISS Datesrnan Harold for what was Lours XIV chlefly respons1hle9 I-Iarolcl W Louxs XV ma am PIANOS RADIOS BAN D AWD STRINL1 INSTRUMENTS ELEC TRIQ REERILJERATORS austrup usu:QJ VJEAR C LEAN CLOTHES LICENSED BRQADWA LIHIIERS LFIUIIDR We t Broadway Phon 4 LUBBEN S FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP Vwlth Fl 1 It Vvrrh ur P one O wth VV t BYLTICIXXIQ OI' All Kmds ot In urance Ert Mortga e Loans Homes for Sak: or Rent J R DAY St COMPANY '4 S Ivlfun St Phone f' ' I '4 Fourth Street Ttlcphonc I GLENN E OSBORN INTELLIGEINT AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 1 k rd od Ilymouth Ptrt md Serv e PLEASING YOU KEEPS US IN BUSINESS C E COONEY UphoIste1 mg WO1 ks un 1 ut Ihon 91' VJ Broldxx ty ff 7 V ' w A '- 1 's . N W re - v ,aa - r ' rr A L X 7 7 v ,Y A K A N N -- VI I 1. Y' I 3 Y -V YYY V 1 WH YV . . . ,, . . , . 7 ' 77 W , . . ,Q ,, , . . r ' C L 5 f I lv 7 v as - - ee - 7 7 ' on.', ' 9 ' ' 7, w - - ID 's ' f f e W6 ' . rr - s as .. , . Success to the Class of 1938 , F : . 5 My is r SI 1 Say It 7' ' owcrs Sty O s . . h B3 ' ' 'es 2 'Q' 1- , f' l - lj- -fg- N, . , . D91 . . . . Y I I 4 ' 1. I Y'Y SPCCIRIIIZIILQ Cu 'I Bl Els, Imvr Pac at f D gc f I ' L ' z sz 5 cr I e OTS - . 2 'Q ' mx l Not Edu h If 111 Counell Bluffs Beauty Academy 11 H n Ellllu 1 l'1 NELLIE 'VIORC -XX IROXXN 1 CRYST AL I ODGE THE BETTER PLAC E T 1 DANIC E BILL S MUI E Qld B111 l1n s had a lClClClI1 mule He just c1uldnt tame the qol darn 1 Hed luclx 111 nlght and lclclc all day Ho1st up l11s heels wh1le eatxn hay Hed het haw hlce a demons screecl And hed luclc at anythmq 1n reach Htd lc1clc way at tl1e empty 1 Now B111 IS sure the msest cuss He dtdn t F3156 a nasty fuss Nor tmdt that mule for 1n mnercent B111 lcntw what conservatmn meant Ht flxed a harness strong and t1ght T111 the mules heels was a wondrous s1gl1t And tl1en wth pulleys belts and wheels He Uflll79d them wasteful heels At every klclc the wheels would turn He pumped tl1e water ran tl1e churn D1d tl1e washmg sawed tl1e wood Ground tl1e feed and ground lf good Chavted tl1e plgS to saunge meat Bqltd tht hay and threshed tht wheat Who doesn t Want an automob1le7 Southwest Iowas Du1able Dealelshlp Sold CHIS to youl GRANDPARENTS Sold C211 s to you1 PARENTS and 1espectfully SOllC1fS You1 pElJC1OH21g'9 NEW CHEVROLETS Used Cars of All Makes HUGHES MGTQR COMPANY 7 P11111 ' Tp ' 11' ca1t11111 - 1 -1 . . K Cf ', By ll ' 1ll111g the A ' , . 1 l L z fllll . . . . , vr u ' 1 7 Orly 11 111' ' lc111 Sel1111l 111 ' 4 s, K ' ' 1, xX'L'SlCl'll luwgt , . . . XX U '4'm '1 Wllilll' d lWld 11 l 'l ' And when his Cyes saw notluhg there lllICl'X'lCXX'S xx1tl11111t 11 l1g31l:1111 , 1 . - . '. ' ' rlf. 612 Pearl Street .v . ,L 1' 3 OW1 cl' A ' ' . -9 . , L' 1 ' . L s 4 J l ' , Q . I 7 K 7 1 . V Q , Y N -N 3 9 Y I ' .. , C x x S. l - T h ' 3 0 o , 'I 'I - L 1, . . . . . ., 1 I . 1 'I .7 Turned the cattle rut to graze And dned the mash on stormy au He ran a llttlc dynamo An as hrs heels npped to and fr He store th1t vuly lectrlc JUICL ln hatterus tor future use So house and harn were lxghtcd well Wltlm current left enough to sell So that no one had to o vuthout Wfho llved wlthln ten mlles about In fact B111 ones grew rrch and fat Whlch isnt to he wondered at Hed caught the secret of the hour The harnessln of wasted power Some gCI1lLlS of mvenme mmd Should study hard a method fmd To muzzle rope or tre the men XVho waste thelr tlme 1n lctclcxn when They should he turnm wheels mstead And movm thls old world ahead Such mmd would earn endurln fame And all the world would pralse hxs name MEADOW GOLD DAIRY The Unlx Durx lrodut t hu It SILVER SEAL lolI7 XV Belxx ty hone 4646 FOMPLIMENTS CONNOLLY DRUG STORES th W B dw ty r Ax ' lst t nd W B dw ly BARTON TOP AND BODY SHOP Tor md C urtuns Mtde to Order lOl Fourth Street n u txxl P ne 11141 TYPEWRITERS See L F1rt Before 'Xcu uy We Hax All lvltke ol Txpexuxter P1 lt Out Your Fu rltc Txp xxrmter R lWLl1lI md N xx Mt hlne xx Y cd to le Txp xxu CI TRI STATE TYPEWRITER CO one 7 l7 South Srxth St Coun nl Plull :ma 1 le lxrellel 'Vler The Beck School of P1ano NIL SIC' AS AN ART South Slxth St fxoun ll B ull 'I' Lyrl Btu ll! Omtht N hrt 1 C oml lllllellt of Schn'1olle1 8: Muellel Plano Co W Vw Broxdxx l l UXX l ph n WN EX ERE THING IN MLSH ' L Y d ' o, , 1, 1- I, u is - s I , 7 ' ' ' Q ' d f I that ze rlr , ' , ., CK as ' 7 7 3 0 , . ' 'z' P ' J , K 7 , . . , - a , 7 - Q Y 4 ' ' 5 ,3 - . . . . . , V' ' , ' , 24 - . ' 'Q ., . - ' N h 'ef-f.. S. . . , . . 32 - . ' 'z ' I . 's s, 'n B . ' e, .zs',' s. 'c' Y z'o' 1' e lQYE BdWk CZABNQ . LAY: Xptflellee 111 U 5 OT SCC the xc , VU, Q C, 4, C ,,-I , , . dsl , 1 ' 1 t N 1 Y Ph ' 39 .' . C' 3 s,l Con ell Bl ills. lu 'z ho ee Jac' ' 'A 5, A 1, ' f Y N s v Alhe' F. Beck. Dlreetor , , A . . Al 'xi A x --. V H 5 a 'Qty I Cfouxcl Bluffs, l 'Q . ., 4- T-l- mm -l IHS e Q ., , c l s, la. L L L A - - ' ' 'Q 1 1 e ask ' , A ' I e ld x, , k ' FRANDSEN JEWELRY STORE OFFIC IAL RAILROAD WAT! H INSPEFTOR W W Brotdvt 1.5 Phone 14-lf' Q1-aim? ,ff 1 f TERRY OPTICAL X Te 'vi X Ltx OPTOMETRISTS Eyes EXIINIIILLI G11 st Fltt d Aft1l1L11l E3 es 408 410 Brtudxx 13 P one S fl Walter Wlnclmell was asked to descrlhe the dlf ference hetween a mlsfortune and a calamxty We he sald 1f Ben Bernu ftll mto 16 MISSISSIQIUI that would he a IYIISICOYIUIIL It f anyone dragged hlm out that would he 1 calam Wllru are those people who are Cl1CCI'1f'lg9 qslced the recru1t as the soldlers marched to the tram Those rephed the veteran are the people who are not gomg Sud one clerlc to another Wl1y dldn t you laugh at the hosss Jolee thxs aftt n or I dont have to The other replud jovfully Im qulttm on Saturday A grrl called on a frlend who was ahout to he marrled and found her not at home She m qurred of the tallcatxve colored maid where she Shes down takmg her course sald the mald Her course? What do you mean? Haven t you all heard? asked the mald She s takmg a course m domestle sxlence BE QS Southwestern Iowa'5 Qlclest and Largest Department Store FOUNFIL BLUFFS IOXX A I Il. I I ' Y I I v fl 37 ' ff' ' ' -ll, , - - tl -, w nr 1 0 , , . ' 37 N lty. - A rr A vv - V . .. . , , , 1 ' fe X av ' te 3 7 - ' 37 47 . ,. , , . , . 1 t ' CQ V ' S v K 7 3 J . '- ... f. 9 . .. I U A. ff 7 37 ff ', ' . xxwtx rf ' 1 ' fl ' ua - - a w . , 1. I . f x zz , XXX ' ' , , CO. A I I Dr. X . 'l'I'y Dr. S. . c '1 I' WHS. 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