Thomas Jefferson High School - Monticello Yearbook (Council Bluffs, IA)
- Class of 1939
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Warren European History Lirson Letts Commerci Miss Hannah Nyholm Physical Education Miss Belle G Soukup Home Economics Mis Gar We Miss en HCS pb! l Miss Clara L Gathmann English Harold J Jones Commerc al Aileen Marshall Langston Commercial Orville rr Economics Mrs Clara Strickland American Government Miss Dorothea Western ibrarian Miss Harriet . l K M 5:5 uarzfesrz axine Law on Typist Arte ookkeeper C k X X. iles l lxs 'Q ' A fl tl W LY' , , . Mr. Mr. r. C ' ' . . . . o . . s F' d . . , I I . Mr. ' ' ' Mr. Mr. I ' . ' d . . . . 1 .' , e i ' 4 f ' V ' ll ' ' ' Mr. Mr. Mrs. ' ' . . . Ralph M. ' ' ' Larso - English E lis i ' 'al V ' C ' Mr. ' ' ' Mr. I. F. . ' ' O. ' O . Art . I , . . Y - . I x', Mr. Mr. ' 5' A . ' ' , F. J. . ' ' ' . . h'I , llte . I 3 Mr Mr Mr H B I C1 s L Yu Mr Mr Miss , L ra M B R an B Y l , Y J onhaaffo CUSTODIANS H ryGash Czzfvf-Q' Eml Ol se E. Geo ge H oth H m ens '1,1,,4.fCfY,6 SA Egft fir If '27 ,Wm v 545 51.4 in ffl!!! glial? uh. 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Death Takes a Hollday Pro ductxon Staff May Fete 35 36 Gym Night 37 38 Glrs Council 34 38 Volleyball 31 38 Delphlan Treas Signal 3 Assxst Edltor 38 DORIS BUTLER Com ernal 'xygFe 36 37 8 39 Slgma all 3 38 Concert and 6 Glrls Band 3 GEORGE CAMPBELL Commercial Forum 35 Press Club 36 Glee Club 38 ROTC Sclenceelub 39 'jwenly ,Que ANITA BLACK College Law Clgb 3a English Club 436 Cym N1 ht 36 Annual Advertls mg Sel Reliant 39 LEONARD BRAZELTON ege randisland Neb 36 3 38 An nual Advertrsmg Staff 38 Science Club 38 L,ff ERNEST BUNGAARD College Maaque and Bauble 38 39 S Chorus 38 39 S W Iowa Chorus 33 Annual Advertusxml 39 Mad rlgal Group 39 ROTC Commls alone fflcer DAVID E BURROWS College Iaw Club 35 3 Pres 35 1 ology Club 36 37 38 Vlce Pres 37 Pres 38 Senior Sclence Club r Band 36 7 Corporal Marchmfz Band Debate 37 Annual AdV6!'tlSlhlZ Senxor Commrttee Forum 35 39 CLINTON CAMDEN Commercial Bzg Hearted Herbert Dramatic: Club 36 37 Cheer Leader 3 8 39 Camera Club Prem 38 Forum nf , 1, JOHN A CAMPBELL College Internatnonal Club 36 37 Brolozy Club 3 Silver Gloves ROTC Corporall Glu as .A-f' X nf K omfiae o ROY CARLSON College ROTC EVELYN CHAMPLIN Commercial May Fete 36 Snznal sswt Edltor 37 Enfzlls Club 3 Del phxan Slgnal Ro 0 tu' ALYCE CLAR Commercial Operetta 36 C0mmmr01alCluh 38 Smmfr Fcetnal 36 S W Iovvl Chorue 3 Hommmfxku-. Club 3.1 My ALFRED CLEMENS General Band 3.5 36 3R 30 Musxc Ramon Futnal 38 Fee 1 al Orchestra T :rm rlo 38 Twlrlmyz Drum Magor Musxc lub S6 8 lC6 res Pics e u I Flute S as 8 ROTC Marching Band Band Councxl 38 Flute Quartet 38 Semor Dues Commlttc-0 O 0 estra 38 3 V100 Pxu DICK C VER Com clal Wrekt ng Squad 37 ec re tluigl 39 n nua Advzfx LEWIS COFFMAN Commercml Nature Club 35 36 ROTC Of ficer if Av- S3543 ft.: 'ww Uwsnfy :Lx MARY FRANCES CHAFFEE Commercml May Fcte 35 3 Muslc Cont:-atv y il Sprmy. l'1lCFCStlVal 36 C m N Sf Colomal la 8 l 38 Ixbrfnx Club 35 'uc '36 VICQ Prob 37 I brnv 'stlff 5 Fqshmn Show ELAINE L CLAAR Commercxal May I' to 3: ii' Nu Omega 35 36 31 38 S1g'nalStaff 38 Glrls Councxl 38 Cerman Club Contest Wlnnex 36 Gym Nxght 37 Bas ketball 36 High School Day 38 FRANCES RUTH CLARK Commercial 1 ma 'ldu 5 'I f Ar ,4 ff I, GAIL CLINKENBEARD College Ins Mm Montmll 3 Caynera C lb 3 39 Ma:qL nd Bauble JAC K CODY General ROTC CLMQL HELEN COHEN Commercial May Fete 34 3 36 37 In er national Club 3 Treas Sec Vice P e Q p ff , , 'I , L Q '3r,':'1. fb.-' .' 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Q May F 37 '38 T clsr lay-'Days Annual Advetfl' g WARD COWLES Ind strlal P s b 35 38 Pres 37 Production Staff e !'LJlldlC9 Death akes a Holiday The Blshop Mlsbe Kmd a y Road Sho 1ef of n ellant Club 39 IPI Essay Contest 39 MARJORIE CROWE College I'orum 37 A 3 t arms VICE 38 39 ec res of S mo Cla Gym Nlght 37 M Basketball T m Volleyball 3 38 Doubles a 6 Productlon Staff Death Takes a Holiday The shopNM1sbehaves Kind Lady CLARA CULTON Commercial May Fete 36 37 38 Gym Nlght 37 38 Style Show 36 37 Sigma Tau 38 3 Masque and Bauble F' Q 'Q' .P 33.15 Uwenfy Leven GWENDOL CONNELLY Comme:-cl Sigma 1' 31 38 Commerclal 3 9 e 35 36 3 BERNARD CO College Ames Leadersh e Pres of Jr Cla ng Es ay Wmner 36 Sec f nghh Lleut ROTC e 73 ub 36 7 3 38 39 Footba rack 6 Alrplane Club 3 MYRTLE COONEY College Iatln Club Pres 36 Sec Treas of Red Cross Sec of Nu Omega 38 Delegate to Red Cros e tlon Prlde and PreJ u lce R ow 36 37 Gxrs o 8 Attendant to Football Queen 9 Pg-Q5 of J Class Flte 38 Produqtlo f K Lady Death Tak day Treas of I'orum 37 Slgnal 38 May Fete 6 8 Drum MaJorettL 37 Dlstrl rhmg Band Contest 37 Band e exant 36 37 38 res Tumbling 36 37 Gym N 'Ft 36 k.,,f LZ DA L E OZAD MHS 4 auble 37 Glee BETTE LEE CRUM Commercial May Fete 31 38 Gym Nxght DOROTHY CUMMINGS College GAA Nu Omega Self Rehant yFete 36 37 38 39 S Iowa Teachers Conventlon Gym Nxght Second Volleyball onfcca 0 DONALD DAHLE College Model Airplane Club 3 'lf qCl ence Club 38 3 KWIJ ff,- GERALD DAVID General ROTC Luut llmlogy Club '46 1 ' us bllur Clone Sports JL14 CHARLES DODGE College MARY ETHEL DUNK C erclal WILLIAM EDWARDS lndustnal Blologx Club Nu- 'S Trm: Bommo 5 b1g.n'1l Rcporur Photogmphx Club .30 J THURSTON FELL Commerclal Good Drivers 36 I xoductlon Stuff Death Takes a Holnday lilshop MISDLDHWLS ROTC Corporal For um :W we 'wr 5' an 'V'-5, 'ju srzfy 519 f DORAN DAMITZ lollege nd 9 District and btate Oruhutra 'I 5 Nxtuonal Contut Munn- Club 48 lb Natmnal I nz School Orchutra 'SX 30 National Hlph School lldml Clmlc 'll Iowa High 'wnhool lhnwl Cllllll' slst li md Conductor Rqzum Nine Nlllh-ll' lfcstlvdl 43 'll Obon Solo at Qtudnnt Conductmg Contcvit Flu S8 '50 Omrrtta Orchestra WINIFRED DIEATRICK Lollesze Humnmlkmrs ll., KR Charm Club ' May c 4 TRESA DONLAN Ulhunmmnl r ouncll ZH Max L L orum S D1 phxdnx 3 Gym btyll Show FRED EATHERTON General nd 55, ' Olc es 1 1 'Vlunm 0 1 lhmon lun lonal 'VI 1 u wal N O C OTC 1' lid flee Mm h Lhl Am lt n xn th Lou S Run h l-oothxll 44 1 1 1 limlum Clk Chu tm 15 1 xnl GRACE EXLINE l allege x my llx n 1-. 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Sa Lllant DONALD FERGUSON Lollege DERRALD FERRIN Commercial Track 35 English Club 36 Cor poral ROTC Glee 3 Forum 39 View-LK BETTY FLACK Commercial A .il Delphian 3 3 S W Iowa Chorus e ub 3: 4 Pride and Ju Death Takes a Hol An It Ramed r w llad Pen ney mal llall S x oad J Glr s Counc 3 Vice Prcs 8 orum 36 Gym NlLht 31 Production Staff Bishop Mlsbe hates Sty e Show M lltarx Ball 5 Iowa City Play Ifestnal 59 NINA FIEL Commerci Band 36 38 MINK Iowa State ll ntest National Band Cont lrls Council 38 In ternational lub Pres 3 VERA FLENKER Collette Assist Ldltor of Annual Junior Class Sec Nu O ella 36 37 Pres 37 Fete 36 tu ant Ass t 38 ty 8 Soc: y ollu yall an HI Editor S1 , 1 p L Forum 36 a o W I0 Co 1 ntlon udent Conftrtnte Ames Iowa L Show S Gnls Cuunci 39 Pres Annual Advertl L 31 D A R Cxtivenship C est 59 Production Staff Pride and PreJud1ct CHARLOTTE FOUTCH Commercial rchestra 35 36 3 38 Pres ' arian 3 3 Reporter Midwest Music F sal r Quartet 38 D rlct es 5 Music Club Masque Bau ed! f h Drums I gs o t e King fgrenldlce Masque gleyball team iii Gym Night Q 38 Vo ey ball .58 Vollnyball doubles 38 Style Show So Signal Reporter 38 Forum 39 Sec 39 LILLIAN FRIED Commercial Sr Cirls Glee 36 3 A cappella our 3 Iowa Festival r s 37 D e Clinic 37 38 N1 ht 38 Ma Fee Track 3a lle b h eb Teac rs O uncx? 3 Music sh Cl 3 L1 arian 36 Accompa f r Jr ' chestra 36 Military ' ptam Ball 35 Signal Re Orchestra Dis tict Cont And It Ramed Debate 3 ayground Meet A L 36 Tum 37 Society Volle b 3 prlng Festivl 36 Omega 36 37 38 DARLENE AN Commer t l lrls Gle A cap - hoir ' W. Iowa Fes- -.'l . ' W. Iowa ea 3 onve 37: Girls Cou . A 5 Engli ub Sec. 35 36: Co mercial C i S c. 37 8: A It Rain ' MINK 37: girls ,Sextette 37 Spring Festival JACK GINN Collgege 35 ' G1 - l iw tain fs ee L guenly-nine Death Takes a Holiday Kmd Lady The Bishop Misbehaves Mushrooms Coming Up College Music Club ence Club Sr Band 34 6 Stats arcbmxr Band Contest 36 LLOYD FRANC M KEITH FULLER College hestra 31 3:1 36 37 Strm r e 36 as er 38 39 Pres c es sis onductor 39 Foru 39 elf liant Sgt at arms Cub 36 Eng ish 38 Science Club 38 eporter 8 Managing a 38 Kmd Lady Debate And It Ramed Count an S ate H S Press Convention ELWOOD GARREAN College F Basketball rphne Club 35 ub 36 7 38 ROTC e and Bauble Color Guard 38 MAXINE GRAYBILL College Sigma Tau '38 39: Band 3 : Allied Youth 38: Girls Council ,38 39' Gym Night 37: May Feta Onfccf-L 0 ROBERT GREEN lnduatrlal ount i Com An Ramul L ll mt 1 lovx Chorux 3 M1266 1 Sm xtmttn xr Ms ll v rust a Qahtata 'l Mm S on Mar r1g,'1l Imuu 0 m horus ox f lac hoxua if camrllu Chou 3 re ub 5 Lru ont: M Aux Contest 3 JUANITA GRUENAU Commercla ay htm 3' Cxm lNlLl'll Styli Show Sigma r'lll 4 MARGARET HADDAKIN Commercial ay F1 tm v 3 lxnlttera C ub 3 lc reonalxty C ub YOU Club '3 Comrmrcxal Club JOEDALE HELMS College Band '39 Dlstrlct Band Iwstxv l nccrt M.-lrchln Band 30 State llanrl Con cert 8 Natwnal Band Con test eglon Dune 9 Annual tla g staff BETTY HERZELL Commerclal May Feta MILDRED HOOK Commercial Law Club 36 Trasel Club lid-.kit ball Champlons 38 May l'ct1 6 37 Sprmg Festnal 3 Mlxed Chorus Jr Glrls Glee 3 Con test Gxrlb Glee 34 ?. Y Q QW U11 uzfy LUCILLE GREER Commercial ay I-'tts 4 3 llasketsall 0 fx ra Prvx Homc makers 36 LOIS GRUVER Commercial ay I-mtv. JF May 1 1 yr 1 lc lx, l y ll.-1-.kptlv Vo lmvbllll 'l 1'-1 lx xll .-u mmtun llawgru ns 1 l a aw N L phl nn K AA Stal' ent N 1 ra Lununtlon lb 3 Hu.h School uw m LETA HANER Commercial vu Club I' ahh Lluh 6 Masque and liauhle 3 Annual Advertxxlm. Cxm Night lb Self Rnllant 31 if 1-E LORRAINE HERALD Commercial May Feta Sf' liaskttball i fvm Nlght il RAYMOND HOLLIDAY College Chorus 'Su Forum 36 Pres Car toon Club 37 Gllmpacs Cartoomst V7 38 SuznalCart,oon1st -37 '58 Dnath Talus A Holiday ROTC Commxsnomd Offlcex XJ Productlon Qltxff of lx nd I div RUTH HUAT College ay Fctn 3 6 38 C m Ivght 31 '58 Relay 56 liabcball Volleyball 38 Volleyball Doubl '38 S Orchestra '36 Muslc dntc-at 56 Hqmk-makers 35 36 Delphlans '36 J 38 Grow Ink Palm, Kmd Lady 1 RALPH HUTCHENS General Slmor Class Smc ROTC Lnut Pmzlmsh Club Trea 36 Model Airplane Club 3: Forum 38 JCC Bsay Cup Wmner Basketball 3 Q Q Zlee 35 MMM GENEVIEVE NSE College Gxrls Chun ag Fatt 36 Stud Studlnt Gym As GAA '41 m N ht 3 1 R n b LLOYD JOHNSON General and 35 37 38 Concer Band 3i7f31!-38 Drum MaJor 5 Captam 38 chcstrw S38 MINK 37 Iowa C buf Band- Contest src Club ROTC Track 35 Basketball 35 ORVILLE JOHNSON C e For I nd 35 36 3 lstrlct Marching Band Con 37 38 39 Dlstrlct Con cert Band Contest 36 37 38 Law Club 36 Blology Club Annual Advertxsmg Staff Twlrlmg Drum MaJor 37 38 Twlrllng Trlo 37 38 39 State Marchmg Band Contest 36 37 39 State Concert Band Contest 36 Local Twlrlmg Contest 38 39 Second Ratmg Natlonal Reglonal Twxrlmg Contest 38 Natlonal Refzlonal Marchmg Band Contest 38 Band Council 38 39 Tw1rl mg Duct 39 MINK Twzrlmg Con test 39 Lleut Marchmg Band 38 1 Silver Gloves 38 b 36 37 Forum FRANC S K MPER Col ege X Shena oa :gh School Operetta r s ee x 'L if gfiauzfy on: 5: fe PHILLIP JACKSON Cnllexze Forum 38 English Club 36 Glee Club 38 ROTC C , ROBERT JENSEN Industrial Cood Driver-. 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KENNETH H WHITE Commercial Fxrst Lleut m ROTC Se Rehant JACK WRIGHT General Band 36 37 38 39 State Band Contest 36 37 Marchmg Band Offlter 38 Ru.1onalContest Sub- as Dlstrlct MUSIC Contest Music Clube 3 38 Law Club o -fr WINIFRED YOUNG Commercml Law Club '35 Sec 36 Gym Nlght 36 Free T'hrow Team 35 Mnlxtary B ll Society Editor of Slgnal 3 Annual AdV01'l.lSlhg Solrcltor 38 Commercnal Club V1ce Pres .57 Pres 38 Forum 36 May Fete 35 36 37 38 Style Show 36 Student Gym Assxst 38 Law Club Volleyball 35 Student Teacher 3:1 36 Commercial Club Volleyball 37 Interclass Basketball Tourna ment 37 Ufltzly runs ': .':1': I ' . - . . , - , , of ' .'. I I ff , Q ff P . , - 0 . ,., . 2. ,' ,'3 - If , z' 'G , ,. v bll1:':A'f5-1. 'aprt Q Q. in .' ' na ' ' ,ll n 'I ', I yn I ' '41 . ' . . f' ' , ' : '38, ' ,. , ' , : . , A ff , . I I I ! I ' .. ' ' ' .' Q -lf ' . 1' X M . , ., z . . 1- :.', 5' ' . V , ' ' 5 VJ ' 3. -36,'1,', 13, lk, if .N W K f f 1, ,I J T ' I KIM! ' ,DL ' I I l'! 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Iioxlng '31 '36 Track C1 b 38 '36 Icttcrmcn ll R0 FC Offxcmr Self Rellant 38 2 lhology Club 36 Camefl Club 35 Semor Class ActIvItIes The Class of l939 offIcIally opened theIr senIor year by electIng class offIcers and sponsors At an electIon held In the school audItorIum Ben Neal MarIorIe Crowe Ralph Hutchens and Ted Bankus were respectIvely elected presIdent vIce presIdent secretary and treasurer Mrs Clara StrIck land and Mr OrvIlle Orr were named class sponsors FollowIng thIs Ward Cowles Vera Flenker and GGll ClInkenbeard were elected annual edItor In chIef assIstant ed tor and busIness manager After the electIon an annual board composed of the senIor offIcers sponsors annual offIcers and MIss Hazel MIller IournalIsm Instructor and Mr Carl Gernetzky prIntIng Instructor was formed to begln laylng the ground work for the l939 Montlcello Mr Orvllle Orr was delegated to head the advertIsIng dIvIsIon After allotIng funds and layIng general DOllCIeS to be followed In the yearbook the board gave way to the annual staff who fulfIlled the plans as drawn up by the board ln an effort to rause addItIonal funds for the book and to obtaIn money for a class gIft Mrs Clara Stnckland assIsted by MIss ArdIth Larsen vocal musIc Instructor wIth Ben Neal and JIm Huyck as student dIrectors spon sored a roadshow presented In the school audItorIum March l6 and l7 The senIors IH a mad rush toward commencement took tame off to re Iuvenate at the All SenIor KId Party where Betty Flack and KeIth Taylor were Iudged as turnIng the calendar back the nearest to Infancy Then In quIck SUCCGSSIOH came the return IunIor and senIor formal dance, the senIor lectures, Mary of Scotland wIth ElaIne Alspaugh, Betty Flack, Jack Reams, and KeIth Taylor In the leads, the Prom, and as a fInal wInd up, senIor honor nIght and commencement Qomfy ' 1 I I r I . . , I 'lr ' : n . ,. .: . v 1 5 L ,35 . ' ,. .. . '1- , -A . . , ., . , . 34, 30. -5. I - x .35 - . A l ' , '39: fl - . ' . . f. f ' I ' I n Lflf 5 2' '392 ' Y 9 J A , . I fl ,I . . . . ' I I I I 1 1 1 A - ' I I I 1 ' 1 ' I I I I I I ' I I I I ' I ' I 1 1 ' iffy Kid Party Snaps 7 3 N e If .3 x. A 2 L f 1 ' qu f r. 1 O1 -OIZS onblasffo ANNUAL EDITORS Managxng Ed tor Ward Cowles Assustant Editor Vera Flenlcer Business Manager Gall pacture Editor Helen Class Editor Ben Clmkenbeard Qay Kull Nea Sports Editor Dewey Smith proof l2eader Emma Lelgren I School Editor Maxrne Bishop Grgamzatlons Editor Janet I lndstrorn 7 ly l I I Q ,X , , , .1 ,W , I I I X.. 2 ,- 9 ,W , . , , y . V. 2 f ,N ,' W, V . gl. - x '50 5 . - ,Q x A Q g H X x aff N 1 , e ,as X, f I I '- - U7 -fwu ANNUAL ASSISTANTS .cil- lst row: Leon Pearce, Louis Jor- dan, Bob O'Neill Qnd row: Helen Noyes, Jack Reams, Betty Flack 3rd row: Fern Paschal, Clarence Riddle, Winifred Young nth row: Kathryn Babbitt, Walter Lehmer, Myrtle Cooney 5th row: Bette 'Af' McMahon, Elaine Alspaugh qozfy- thins 73 onhce 0 SENIOR Ist row Elaune Alspauglm Betty Flacl: PLAY Kentlw Taylor Jack Reams 2nd row Ben Neal Bette McMal1on pat Moore 3 d row Ray l-lollnday Myrtle Cooney Cleo Betlwers Bob Walton Lrtlm row ClnFFord Armatus J a n et Lundstrom Helen Ray Kull Ernest Bundgearcl A--ff., 'V 4--A :aw 'W 1 VV' Qjody-fou'1. Flops A y 411 .X 0-Q-Q4 FLM W-Q. 1st row Bob Schuelzky Bernard Conrad Bob Van Wrnlcle 2nd row Walter Lehmer Leon Pearce Charles Schmrd 3rd row Paul Lemnng Paul Mclirernan nth row John Campbell Don Ronl: Davrd Burrows sch row Kenth Fuller Bob Andrews Leonard Brazelton qjozfy he E 7 Q3 K P SE L fr 'A 'K v h- 'sm ' Q in 'agar e , H L 'jf k' .- , 'R' Q vfx 'A V, 'S af 'S ig-3, f-vu 4551 2 '25 07? onfiaslfo Military Ball Officers, Honorary Gfficers Cadet Colonel Qaymoncl l-lollday Honorary Cadet Colonel Marjorie Crowe Lieutenant C o l o n l Bob Walton l-l o n ora y Lleutenant Colonel Bett Pack orlirst batt o Jaclc Gunn l-lonorary M aj or Furst battalnon Bette McMahon gf! Major second battaluon Quclward Kletman l-lonorary Major second ln a t t al IO n Elaune Alspauglw I is NX .,,,M,.,,QA, f I M 7' 'F ef Zz ., ,iv x . tw, A . e I Q Y ' , y l . . . Maj , u a ll n , 4 I I . I . i . Q r f ui L -Aix Attendants at Military Ball Dorothy Cummings Elwood Gorrean Lois Gruver and Myrtle Cooney Zn row Ralph Hutchens Fern Paschal Elmer Beeman Genevieve Jensen Everett Stall Vero Elenker Lloyd John n and Pat Moore lst row Bull Evans Kathryn Bobbntt Dorothy Reed Betty Martun Charlotte Foutch Dausy Lalnch and Gerald Gourley 2nd row Bob Van Wankle Dean Ingram Vnrgll Jones Warren Larsen Dav ad Braband and Bob Hull C7 fl: 7939 l I 4 I , r 4 , E ' M t M., 9 , , N 4 . ' fix: 'x 3 . lst row: Lillian Cooksey, Bernard Cqnrqd, Elnora Conner, Sam Willman, U 1 I l X 1 ' d I I I - I h I : - I . I I ' I I h ' I Z . 1 1 . V 1 r ' I - oz L - av: . if O72 ftidfixyy-4.7 go1fy ggi 'x J ,. .':'V ' , ' ,A 1 . -sa ' Ax 1 Below center, left to right: Martha Peters, sec- retaryg Jean Schluter, vice president, Jack I-largis, treasurer. Junior Officers Left: Bob passer, pres- ident. Below: Mr. Fred Winger, Mrs. Aileen Marshall-Langston, sponsors. 1' wf X 1 Q? ty one 7939 MW W mf: -5+ X My il' . Ji., 'nf in I i if - olzfaca 0 JUNIOR PLAY Spring Dance Above IS pictured the angry Lippincott eludlng tbe advances of Four pretty girls Below left, Alex Benton IS seen talking dejectedly of ber disappointed love A much bappler scene IS represented bflow right as two bandson escorts call b Fore the dance Scene below IS one olljoy and excitement as the happy couples prepare to leave For the bug Sprung Dance gcffy in o I If ll o ly 1 ' J ' , .e e . ... . ., ' -Y -1-5 Q7 feb. tl 793 SOCIAL SCIENCE CONTACTS OUTSIDE LIFE European lwustory class studues nations Flags, above left Economlcs student explains su l demand chart, center above Upper rlgbt, government students after observln pp 5 9 court Civics class learns to vote, center view Pupils make government notebook, below bm gafty 1 Luz 7939 Y f s . - - 1 - . '- . . ,7 , H' . T .,, , , fi -- Q. sbffws-,,.c1ff,.. ' - : v' onfiasffo SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS Biology students preparnng leaf mounts and completing a taxudermy project For clus play nn room 208 Bangs and stlnlcs are only nncndental to worlc In clwemlstry A luttle ol: tlwls a little ol: tlwat, ancl a punch ol: tlmls, a gram or so and lo an more bangs and stinks The study of electncal cur cults In general science QLffy 5 ggi . 1 ,. , 'R . A . X' s ll Il II . ll I - av' I l I ,- - - - - d Il ll ll . ll wj kia f gg? iff ,V Q Q' af W A Q ,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,.......Q.- Cl - 1' V- -A-' 3 5 is 2 l . . . ' - If Above puprls IO physics class experiment vxlth the jump a Thomson electromagnet Ar the upper nght students rn biology are see-:ng thungs through the protozoa or are they7 pythagoras thought thus one but the geometry classes had Fun provnng rt a the lower rlght hfty L SCIENCE AND MATH r:MATlCS At the lel:t students ID lvlr Jevvetts scrence depart rvent are gettrng a lesson In cllgestuon 793 3 ' F W 4' 11. fi. 4 , . ,Q f' si , , . . 5 l , . ll . ' - , a.. l . A ll . . Ing rung, which rs thrown from - I M ... I ' A UP, 1 . . L . , t . , . , . I . Xi ' A -11 'Ili 5lflo1zfLcsffo COORDINATION Above, students of the part time offuce practice preparrng themselves rn a classroom oFl3rce For tlwerr tram mg programs rn the afternoon I0 the local OFFICES Talcung dlctatlon ol: slrortlwand, upper rlglwt and transcribing tl'1e notes, lower rrglwt are two of the most essentral skulls needed by an offrce worker Left, student of the part tame traxnlng course at work under the supervlsnon of l'1er employer Saxfy I I 'v ..- I S ' Q I . F A r School Introduces Coordination Clerlcal and stenographuc servlce as a part tame tralnnng program was untroduced un the school thus year under the supervlslon of Mass Gladys Nolan for the advanced commercual students Under thus program buslness organlzatlons of the town cooperated wnth the school nn provldung tralnlng ln the offlce for those young people who plan to fund employment un the commerclal fneld Students enrolled un thus work followed a special program of study un the forenoon In school which was desngned to old ln preparing them for the type of work they wlll be doung nn thelr tralnung job These some students worked IH offlces where they receuved actual experlence ln the afternoon under competent business managers an the town To keep the school pupil and office closely related un the efforts to tram the student the coordlnator spent the afternoons ln the offlces where she checked the progress of the students and thus malntauned a relatlonshup between the school studles of the pupals and theur actual work on the lab Through thus relatlonshup she was able to help the students correct thelr foul ungs and weak points and help them get adjusted to thelr job Slnce It IS particularly dlfflcult to bring the office routine sltuatlon into the school room the student through thus program has had the opportunity to apply has trannlng and to try out hls own fltness for work of thus type The alm of thus program has not been to tram for a specnfuc job but to guve prac tucal expernence un a somewhat typncal job From thus broad tralnlng the stu dent ns given a chance to explore a long lust of duties and jobs found un an offlce From thus he can dlscover what he IS best adapted to Students nn thus work were assigned to labs In keeping with their own abrlltles and personality adjustments ln local offices where unterest ln the program has been expressed Busnness farms of Council Bluffs who cooperated wnth the school of flcnals ln plannnng thus program showed a great deal of Interest In nts de velopment throughout the year Thus part tnme clerical program IS under the supervlslon of the local school dnstrlct and the State Vocatnonal Education department jcxly one 793 . . 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 I r ' , . r 1 I - 1 r I s . I - I - X' V - lfflflonfccsflh Commerclal Actlvltues Ubp r left shows a stud nt of a commercial law class studylng th Code of Iowa Upper cent r p ctures a bookkeeping student operating a comp tometer Upper rlght rs a sect on of the commercial geography class Lower left as a p cture of a student salesman of the sales class selllng a radlo to a prospectlve customer Lower center shows students of the secretarual proc tuce class op ratung varlous offnce machines Lower rsght plctures two gurls explaunlng th dufferent slzes of containers to the consumer education stu dents These sux classes together wnth shorthand typlng gunuor business prac tnce and the part tame tra nlng course make up the commerclal department of Thomas Jefferson Hugh School The classes prepare the students through projects that are sumnlar to the problems of the busuness world to meet the requirements whnch are expected of them upon leavlng school 4.SLxfy fa w I ' f 0 0 . . Q Q ' ' a V N. c. I I D 7 ' ' - . .. , I L . . I . . I l 4 . , n . , ' s. . , . . C . . . . - .. 1 1 I ' r M ' 1 ' I I ' ' - Ut. 793 Manual Training Pupils Learn Machines, Materials Upper picture ns a general view oF the lathe room with all maclwlnes un operatuon Above left a woodturnlng student uses dlvlclers In obtaining distance between cyllnde and upright plece of wood Above rlglwt a leatlwercrait student llastens snaps to a lceycase .5 xfy Himsa ,, ,QW t 'tif P X . R lt 1 I . , . ,- g - 5 onfiasffo ,f-1' Drawing Pupils Note Vocatuonal Phases of Study ln the upper left picture orchntecturol drowung students ore shown meosurung the possible locotuon of cl new gymnoslum. Shown un the rlght pncture IS Morgoret Ello Thomas junnor with the strcet banner she deslgned Lower left picture shows o group of mechonlcol drowung students wlth work Archltecturol drownng students In the lower right pncture ore working on o blueprnnt ot CI house ji Wal Aqufy fOLL1 l 2 , 1 I I I ing models of mochinery, mode by Mr. l. F. Mueller, instructor. A J? s. ,,.,,,,,,,g N As s l l l ' Q f, A .Q I .V 4 ' 4 yn H A A PRINTING the Mother ol: Progress Below Rlght The type goes unto the stack Le t Type and ml: have changed the world and Below Hands mampulate Above, Modern steel cabunets tools and materials to produce the Fn :shed work house type and mater: al cases Below, The mass ol: Iron that rs the paper cutter Left and Right Presses r ol l o ly a ter mtrncate ad Justments are made .jlxf Los 7939 onfws O HOME MAKING Qnglmt pupul learns process of bloclc prlntung Lett one ol: the last steps In rralcrng a garment Below center left cooc ng 'neat to lun lweon lower ruglmt LL iLfL 4:3 iQ Q da, f-A Above center students prepare and eat slrrple Fooos Left below pupils learn to arrange tables attractuvely and correctly ' ff lt , , l ' I 'W f f, A 4 4' ' ff ,, if f 7 M, l . 5' 1 i .W , 1 l 51-- DRAMATICS Three Scenes From All School l3la5 Upper left newlyweds start For America IO the all school play Upper right Ada goes to carry out l-lenry s plan l ower left the Edwards Famrly loolc over their new home r-Our Scenes From One act play For Festival at lowa Cnty Upper right Lady Srmms watches Snr l-larry practrc court ceremony Lower lett, the butler, Tombes, W6ltS For rnstructlons Lower center Kate contemplates he action Lower rrght Sur l-larry clutches the note From Kate Nuty as an 7939 ' p mf l I ' - - . I I I U ' .. , . l Y- - l . -- ' ' ' ' e . l . Y . , . . , . 4 ' ' - f, onficaffo LANGUAGE Upper le-Fr and rnght speech pupils make recordungs and lrsten whale a Pellow class man glve an oratlon Amerrcan lute-rature c l a s s studies the American short story upper center Lower center English later ature class has panel discus slon on Shakespeare Eng ash l and II pupils learn to use the library lower rughr Below Latun puprlscompare location of modern Tunisia with ancient Carthage when conque ed by l2ome UYXXG LATIN xfy Ljf tixutly nuz.: 'A--Ki. l PUBLICATIONS Magazine edntor gets Gllmpses ready For pub llcatlon, upper left Front page news occuples managing editor and news editor, above rlglwt Lett center, sports editor gets l'1ls copy ready lvlanaglng and news editors give a lwand with the typlng, left center General vlew ot statt For First semester getting out school paper below 739 XJ ,,Q.,-f- A-,csdlyvfv 5- .,H'N 0 ,O ,X I9 tk, ' vlo M I .13 ' . X ,E t vm - rr ex Q, , . 4 onfias 0 A song by Max Krone was ded ca ed t e gurls sextette The A cappella clwour relwearses under tlwe baton o Jam arlc student dnrect or at the nglwt I LEARNING T ING Early mornu practlce For maxed quart t e and accomp et Boys quartette IS not whispering but practicing Whispering For Qoacl Show at the left x 1 l X nist, 't l F . 1 1 fi i- 1 r Q th 5 '33 F ' CI , X ' 5 gbxaf.'ir1fL! C Q Q, 1 FOR CONCERT 1.75 A CAPPELLA CHO R REA 1 33 IQQQ .5 5,2 wwf ,ss 4 ' C- Q .t K xx: xx S ' lx 74 5 .-xii' - 5 onfccaffo INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC At leFt co operatuon rn e orchestra on Fun landla 'FW Wi The bass hangs heavy In the boys marchlng band t right Thomas Jefferson gurls band the newest unstru mental musrc organrza tron to the left L At bottom a student conductor works out musrcal detalls with the band gscrsrzfy -fcuo .af 3 Evfflfy 0472: ROTC Major Mead ullus trates how a hull ns pncturecl on a map and also Its natural appearance, le t Below le t on l:lfII'1Q lane walt :ng For command commence F I r In Sergeant Truex Above leFt,l2 O T C all boys marclmung band strutting Its stulnc before spec tators Left, boys on tbe Field walt ung to pass In re vlew before special guest OFFICSFS ol: the Army and Navy 73 .X . X X . . at F. F, . gf, uw 1 Xi f ,, . 0 5 ' xv' . a PI- - 5 olzfm Cffo ROTC Above tlwese men were guests From the Army ancl Navy, and watched the companies pass ID review on Navy clay Above, roolcues study the rutle In scouting and patrolung work Cadet answers questions on lwyglene and sanxtatron, aslcecl by group Instructor Sergeant l-lull to lelft These boys below, members ot the rifle team, all ture l75 or better gsusnfy fouz I f Lf E ,' ' -. f ZQYS . D I I O Il ,v. I I I I I ' I LIBRARY, HEART OF THE SCHOOL At left, it's easy to see wlwat tlie most popular magazine in the library IS. Below riglwt, solid comfort wlwile catclning up witlw the daily news, Below lett, malcing use ottlrie refer- ence material For assignments. Taking it easy wlwile Finding a book to read 4,1 7939 ii ' 55 val: fy Us f! 6 ff K Q ,G ' r E E on o fi Q -Q E 2 'C UZ Wm . , ,W ,W W 4, Q 1939 Turkey ay Shots 4' we ' fcggly lang 7939 me .MANMANJW me Jlflonfiaalfo First Team Grid Squad 5 lst row Coach Jewett Coach Stuelke Clarence Mattox Duck Howe Vlrgrl Jones Ted Bankus co captann Bull Draper Coach Layland 2nd row Emll Chrnstofferson Leonard Jones Kenneth Sales Robert An drews Robert Zimmerman Harle Damon Keith Taylor Jack Lamb Howard Hallberg 3rd row Robert O Neill Robert Larsen Emor Shepard Leon Pearce Kenth Teague Robert Schuelzky Herndon Kinney Pat Moore Second Team Grad Squad Et'-rf-N 1 C'h't4-44-'Q4s+'f-Winks! 1 6?-vt if Lid l 6 tx cNJtQ.1WlLcg lst row Kenneth Sales Howard Hallberg Duck Howe Bob Hall Bob Morr nssette Mack Bowser Jack Fauble Don Frledrnch 2nd row Rodney Garner Pete Peterson Sam Versacl Bull Carter Johnny Jones Roman Santano Floyd Gxpson Dale Wllllams 3rd row Jack Cooney Emnl Chrlstofferson Jerry Jefferson Lewls Jordan Ed Goldbranson Jack Larsen Jack Lamb Clarence Mattox Coach Ed Jewett Egfty four: i , . . . 5 I ' l . 5 , I i , . , S . f 'I 45 ' V R r , 5' w- if ff Y ' r 1 ' 2 M ,r 3 I' .1 I 1 1 1 1 1 I ' I 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 . . 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' 1 I 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 lf 1. - Yellowjaclcets Wm 6 Lose 3, Tre 3 T J footballers fnnushed theur season un good form wrnnmg sex games loslng three and tyang three The mutual encounter found the Yellowpackets tangllng wxth a strong Logan eleven losing 7 O on thesr own field Venturnng to Shenandoah for thelr next fray the Orangemen managed to tue the Mustangs 7 7 September l6 September 24 the Yellowlackets swamped an easy Anita eleven Z6 7 on the locals own fueld The follownng week the Yellowjackets made a l4 7 vnctory over Crengh ton Prep for the flrst tame un sux years under the Jeffersons Arcs The Yellowyacket s victory streak contunued as they took o ZO O vuctory over Mnssouru Valley the following week nn a l3 l3 deadlock On October Zl the Yellowgackets lourneyed to I S D s state fleld to wln an easy 34 O vuctory over the Bobcats Hamburg Iowa invaded the Tugers field October 27 Donned In new surts the Yellowlackets smashed the Hamburg eleven 48 l3 Benson s Bunnies crushed the Orangemen In a 20 O vuctory on thelr own fueld Nov 4 Omaha South mvaded the Tigers graduron Armlstuce Day to bag a I3 7 vlctory The annual Turkey Day Game against A L proved a thrnllmg l9 7 vnctory for the Yellowgockets HM IQQQ I . . , , , . I - I . . A I - I A I . I ' I l ' ' ' ' ' I Il II , . . , . . . Omaha North was next on the Jefferson's card, Oct. l4, which ended - f 1 . , . . . I I ' , . . . . , . . . . , . . . . I I Eli ffh - iv: onfcas 0 BASKETBALL right lst r w Gordon Drggle Ed ward Fox Jack Shea Drclc l-lowe Floyd Barley 2nd row Herndon Klnney l-larle Damon Pat Moore Bull Drap er Keith Teague Above Damon makes sude swooprng setup to help lead the Yellowjaclce-ts to victory At right, exciting moment when Moore attempts an overhead shot. Eiijfgffj Frrst Team Members Keith Teague Playing hrs frst year on the varsrty Teague became noted for breaklng up opponents defense and was a constant scorung threat Harle Damon A sure shot remarkable b I handler and what makes a good ball player made Red a member of thexSrd all state team Harle wall re turn next year Pat Moore A dead eye for the basket de Moore one of the most valuable men on the team for the past two years Capta n Vlrgnl Jones Casey to has eammates well earned has captanncy by dusplayang a fine brand of ball asey vs a junror and wall be back to h lp make a wlnnlng team next year 3 K Teague Da'no1 D Moore V Jones 'abs 5...- H Kinney Draper liox Howe Herndon Kinney Playlng a hard battle an every game Horsey bothered many an opponent Kunney vs a punlor and wnll return for play next year Bull Draper A sophomore playing hus first season on the varslty developed unto perhaps one of the best and wall be a valuable asset to the team next year Ed Fox Although seeing lnttle action Fox developed as the season progress ed Into a good basketeer Returnung next year Ed should help to make a wennlng team Duck Howe Although not a regular Howe developed Into a tune player as the season progressed Duck has two years of varslty left Eggfysu z 7939 I . . . 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A A . - fuss., b ?kk st 5 ig-Ns. ,Q 'A 5-- KOS f' fi'1.fa Q . t A 1- ,8 fm if p 'H' gf' f - ' E D ' ' ' ' II Il i I T- I 1 I - T- I z -fv- onficaffo Baslceteers Wm II, Drop 6 Completlng one of theur most successful seasons In years Coach Gay Stuelke s basketeers won I I of I7 games Starting off with a bang the Tugers won their flrst games from Logan and their local rlvals St Francis but were stopped by Denison and Clarlnda In the next two frays The following week the Yellowlackets started off wnth what seemed to be an endless victory streak by wnnnlng the next three games from North of Omaha Glenwood and Omaha Benson untll meetnng perhaps their dead luest ruvals Creighton Prep suffering the worst defeat ot the season The next two games proved quute dusasterous to the Yellowgackets for they lost to theur hilltop ruvals A L and again to Crelghton Prep But there was a grlm determmatuon backung these lads and they dns played ut qulte freely by wannnng the next sux games and loslng their last to the Lynx nn the sectuonal tournament Schedule Dec Logan St Francls Denuson Clarmda an North Glenwood Benson C Prep e North St Francis Atlantic Treynor Sectlonaf Tournament MGI' 4 Mnssourn Valley A 5 yflfy L gf . 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L. 4I 'a L-L it Track Turnouts Ist row Coach Gaylord Stuelke Jerry Jefferson Jack Cooney Don Berry Orville Fancher Jack Ellis Bill Biesendorfer Herndon Kinney Harle Damon Dick Geppert Bob Hill Floyd Stewart Dale Dugger Bob Zimmerman Sam DeMare 2nd row Tom ODaniels Jim Tilton Walter Steppuhn Dwain Carter Tom Murray Joe Gordon Albert Beam Bud Sweetman Les Strong Wesley Eledge Charles Cummings Don Friedrich 3rd row Bill Carter Gordon Diggle Ralph Leslie Ivan Liddell Wilbur OGrady Fred Crane Dick Howe Rodney Garner Bob Morrissette Howard Hallberg Emil Christofferson Jack Ford Ed Fox Reneau Clarence White Orvul Blue Dick Rank Bill Lund Douglas Neve Calvin Cronland Jim Turnipseed Kenneth Matter Traclc Schedule A rnl I State Indoor Meet lowa City A ril 8 April 22 April 29 Ma 5 May l2 May l9 May 26 Tri State Meet Tarkio Missouri T J Relays Drake Relays Des Momes Cardinal Relays-Clarinda State District Meet State Meet Inter State fgfly ru 7939 i I I I I I I . I I I I I I I I I , , . . . . ' I I I I I I I I I I I I ' I I I . I I , . . I I I I I I I I 4th row: Bob Schuelzky, Bernie Miller, Bill Roberts, Harry Sluyter, Jim I . I . I . I . I I I I p . - - - - . P . i - - .- - . I . . y - - - . . if 1 - 'nz 5lflo12tiael,fo Wrestlers Complete Ten Match Schedule Sealock pins his man in the semi-finals ofthe District wrestling tou l'I'1C1I'T1eI lf. J lst row Jud Shannon Ralph Thomas Bill Poncelow Clar ence White Leo Taylor Clinton Armatis Leo Sealock George Mclntosh Dick Geppert Bob Zimmerman 2nd row Coach Orr Bruce Erickson Jim Turnipseed Don White Bernard Conrad Leroy Renugard Tom Badger Grover Eledge I939 Schedule Sidney Creighton Prep Cherokee South Tech Central Sidney North l2V2 l X2 cl fy Dec Dec Dec CFI O71 GFI G 6 6 23 V2 36 V2 N , 5 , -- , A Q Q ' - 5 - - . 2 - - T.J.45 ' . ll - . 9 - T.J.34 - I6 - - .l6 - - T.J.22 A. L. - - l8 - - Dec. 22 - T.J.24 - 24 - J .IO - - T.J.l3 . - - l8 - - J .l7 - T.J.22 - - J .27 - T.J. A. L. - - 23 - - F b. Z - - T. J. l9 ' - ll - Fb. 6 - T..l. - I8 - - Fb.lO - - T.J.22 Golf Stages Comeback This Season Gene Scott Don Honkey Gaul Clnnkenbeard Bull Evans Choate Horvey Jock Lewns Rnchord Klefmon Coach C H Carter con be seen un the background Schedule April IO April I8 Aprnl 21 Aprll 24 Aprll 27 Moy 2 Moy 5 to I2 JN zzfy o e Technncol Benson North South Creighton Centro! T Cnty Tournament 7939 . Q, X , Q R ' ------- ' -T. J. April I4 -------- A. I..-T. J. ' ...---- -T. J. ' ....---. -T. J. ' -------- -T. J. ' --.-..- ' -T. J. - - - - - - - - - . J. Jmonficeffo Leftermen Club lst row Jack Cooney Jack Lund Chuck Suder Jam I-luyck Bernard Con rad Ralph Thomas Clarence Whlte Bull Poncelow Kenneth Matters 2nd row Leo Sealock Bob O Neill Bob Andrews Rodney Garner Bob Zummerman Bull Roberts Anton Stelovuch Bob Larson Duck Geppert 3rd row Herndon Kinney Bull Draper Emor Shepard Pot Moore Harle Damon Tom O Daniels Leonard Jones Bob Schuelzky Leon Pearce Cheef Le8del'S Duck Klefman Ann Mathneson Clunton Camden Elinor Tyson f ' 1 1 1 I ' I I I I , 1 ' ' I I I I I I I I ' I I I I , . I I I I ' so -PQ Rl' lag , El y I 52 .JI I tx f' , f. 3 X Lllifl -fcvu Snaps Of T J Relays W, Wt fi!! ag 1. 'am QSM 'WW2'ws3g,., .lx fqpm'-Sfxvmm cfxirzsfy Himsa 7939 I I V , 4, 2 xx 'Z' , 'f' -2 1 1 V ' ,Y nl. V2 , x, 2' - ' '- 4. L :lf 7 t ,b. A M -Q.:- --A , L. 5: if M i .1-gm X it , 4 . .,.--. - .bnl ,I M, - x E may V, W -rm. , QIQ- M -:...4 .,,,,wg , M I-f s ,.,,,g . , W J mgulwkuwv , ,. ,r' , f ' .L 1 .f I l : vip Q ' ' 'M in 9 , Q, :Wx J.. ' , Q Z., K ' . ,M A ' .1522 ,:.-,E5'I.A:.:: 1 W' Q r ,A -V ::g.,s .:2'Q ., ' ' ' ...M ,,W,,W K , 3.1 :.. .. f. ..,.. . 5 , ...,....,v..,...,,... . ,..,. ,. H -Q. - . .M-ww - . .,,.i,:,:,- ----- 1 'X ' 'f in ii:g23:2:'z:-111:-,,.g,. 1 f I 1 XA K' A ' ff X WZ '4' - X If . , ww 9 ' bl Qi ,4 t onhca O GAA Offfcers lst row Frances Palmerton vlce presldent Bette McMahon secretary Margorue Crowe president Dalsy Lallch presndent 2nd row Lllllan Cooksey treasurer June Peary treasurer Beulah Coffman sergeant at arms Beverly Mulne secretary Betty Martm sergeant at arms Leller Girls ln Physical Education lst row June Mathnesen Beverly Milne Bette McMahon Marjorie Crowe Betty Flack MaryGuthens Margorue Slusher JeanSchluter 2nd row Charlotte Foutch Irene McGruder Madeline Meldllnger Gene vneve Jensen Frances Palmerton Lulllan Cooksey Dorothy Reed Dorothy Tlsher Daisy Lalnch Betty Martln cflf by 4 A. ' H, I V , l l ,. -.., f- Y f A-f ,, ,W 'V ' 53' F M Nh v- ' , A 1 - N ., me ,- M- 4 1 -,, , l ' I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I I . . . . ,- ll F ll , J I ' I I I I I I I ' I I 1 ' I I I I I I ' ina - Z ' B L EJ ' Above testing sight Above recordlng persona' hlstory PHYSICAL CHECK U P Above teeth and throat get once over Below measurement oF heaght IS recorded cfxqlznfy seven 7 Q3 . l EC A D I Til :..t. ,- ., I r I I 7 , QL, onfiaaffo gk Physical picture ol: the exciting basketball game, upper right, was snapped just as the ball slipped in- to the basket. Upper lett, winners ot the class volleyball tournament happily receiving awards For sup- erior ball playing. Center, winners of the archery tournament demonstrate the correct posture For shooting. Group ot:G. A. A. girls, lower lett, depict the various sports in which they participate throughout the entire school year. Jvilzsfy-sigrgl' , 7939 Education Upper lett the season opens tor the great American game Girls I0 the upper rrght were snapped rn action as they played ott a tournament Dalntrly ponntrng their toes to the rhythm ol: the stately mrnuet these two gurls center are pictured as they danced For the Colonral a Group otdancers lower rrght posed tor the camera just at the close Ot thelr dance at the Military Ball. fr I .iq uzshf-rzuz ' -3 Self Reliant Club lst row Genevueve Jensen Dorothy Cummungs Joella Chrustuansen Kath ryn Cowles June Mathuesen Dorus Rogers Beda Renunger Patrucua Prentuce Leta Haner 2nd rofv Lous Skow Betty Graul Martha Peters Joyce Garrett Betty Martun Beverly Mulne Alvena Tuedemann Elaune Alspaugh Fern Paschal Emma Lefqren Doron L Warren sponsor 3rd row Joe Narmu Robert Latham Bob Passer Keuth Fuller Davud Bra band Carl Larsen Walter Lehmer Jack Hargus Bull Evans Don Ronk Yale Gotsduner John Henry Turner Pupuls Organuze for Self Reluance The Self Reluant Club us an organuzatuon whuch was created un Thomas Jefferson Hugh School several years ago It was furst organuzed for the pur pose of bandung together the group of students who were truly trustworthy and could be relued upon for self conduct From the very begunnung the club has had a reputatuon of beung rather duffucult to get unto and once a student does become a member ut leaves a feelung of accomplushment The furst step un becomung a member us to full out a blank wuth such un formatuon as how one spends hus tume abuluty to make appountments and keep them reasons whuch unducate worthuness to become a self reluant mem ber Havung fulled thus blank out ut us handed to the home room teacher lf the student passes the vote of the home room the applucatuon us carrued on to the faculty Each faculty member then votes on the self reluance of the student un questuon The last check us the Forum lf the student us ca pable of passung thus group he us enrolled un the club The Self Reluant us truly an honorary organuzatuon and thus ut us not allowed luke other clubs of the school to make money by varuous methods But they have many enuoyable 'fumes at partues pucnucs and other socual events 0115 ffl :ul uf fgue ' I I I - I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I I I - I ' I I I I - I I I I I I I Q n e I I ' I I - . , . I , . I I ' I I f I 'l Olzficeffo Delphian Literary Society lst row Patrlcla Prentice Jayne Lewus Mary Ann Danielson Maxine Teague Jane Whutman Joy Luce Norma Ruth Roblnson 2nd row Mass Elizabeth Nyholm sponsor Jean Graves Helen Smyth Dor othy Asher Clarnce Chancellor Marlorne Barrett Betty Mae Glebe Muss Clara Gathmann sponsor Society Stresses Culture Programs Wnth theur sponsors Msss Elnzabeth Nyholm and Muss Clara Goth mann at the helm the Delphlan Lrterary Society started the years work by having an mltnatuon party ln the school cafeteria taking ln thirty one new members ln an effort to attain the club s goal the semester s work was planned nn such a way as to touch on the more cultural studles such as music art lnterature and government Slx of the old members were each glven a topic and they ln turn were to plan three meetlngs on that topuc The new gurls also took part by helpung and all seemed to enjoy thenr work At Chrlstmas tlme a party was given for the members at the home of Mary Ann Danlelson Presents were exchanged games played and re freshments served later In the evenlng To make money to carry on the club s actlvntles a dance was gxven on Armzstlce Day nn the ROTC room wath decorations to fut the occaslon The semester ns now over and the work of the old officers Jayne Lewis presldent Jane Whutman vnce presudent Patrucla Prentlce secre 'tary Bonnae Teeple treasurer and Vurguma Moore sergeant at arms IS done It rs up to the new officers Patrlcla Prentice presldent Jane What man vnce presrdent Ruth Hunt secretory Maxine Teague treasurer, and Joy Luce sergeant at arms to carry on the good work of the socsety wuth the help of all the members Gus clfunrf rf foam ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 . I - . . . , 1 I - - 1 1 1 1 I 1 - 1 1 ' I 1 ' , . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 ' 1 I 1 ' I I 1 I 1 I I 'ZS Sigma Tau Literary So ty lst row Marporle Pace Beverly Wrlnkle Shrrley Smuth Lynn Clover Alnce Cooney Janice Jensen Coral Mackland 2nd row Mass Garnet Welsch sponsor Loss Krnney Frances Ruth Clark Mary Jane Do scher Irene Blue Betty Kennedy Ruth Weaver Muss Doris Krllms spon or 3rd row Bette Barley Darlene McClure Maxrne Graybrll Nerme l-larrus Doris Butler Barbara Putnam Mary Jane McClure Mary Darnell Gwendolyn Ervin Sigma Tau Helps Members to Help Selves First Semester Olhcers Second Semester Mass Dorns Krlluns Sponsors Muss Garnet Welsch Dons Butler Presndent Mary Jane McClure Nerune Harris Secretary Betty Stuerwalt Mary Darnell Treasurer Irene Blue Lynn Clover Sergeant at Arms Josephme Marlow The purpose of the Sngma Tau Literary Society ns to help lts members and to h lp others to help themselves Worlang wrth the chrldren of the Creche has constltuted their social service for thus year with a breakfast for the children during May To help the gurls acqurre more posse and self con fndence rn appearrng before an audience each member ns gnven an oppor tunuty to take part In at least one program durvng the semester by speaking sung ng or playung an unstrument Other actrvntles ofthe club thus year In cluded a party for members and thelr mothers and an all school dance 0124 61 df l ,, I . . I . I , . I I . I I 1 ' I I I I D . . N' I I I I ' ' c , - : I I I I I I I I Mary Jane McClure - Vice President - - - Mary Darnell e Q . . . I I - I I c, Luz 'Li ive ' r 5 orzficafzb I Press Club N . lst row Choate Harvey Duane l-loman Gerald Carlson Grover Eledge Robert O Neill Znd row Everett Murphy Wesley Eledge Jack Richardson Vincent O Hara Phullup Petersen Advance Work Occupues Printing Club The Press Club at Thomas Jefferson Hugh School was organized to give those pruntung students who wish to spend more time un the print shop than their regular class period an apportunuty to go unto problems and procedures whuch ordunaruly wouldn t be done Because ot time lumutatuon of classes certain procedures un pruntung are other uobs that require sustained effort over a longer period of time than one class period Since the club usually meets un the evening ut has plenty of time to complete such ,obs for if several evenings are required to complete ut the club works the necessary time to tunush the production When an emergency aruses un the print shop the club members can help because of their increased experience Occasionally the club enuoys a spread Thus us an actuvuty which en courages a whole hearted response to the cry Come and get ut DME 5LfLUlCl'L5Ll iL X : I I I I , . . - - 1 ' I I ' I I I . . . , not possible, such as color process printing, die cutting, label printing, and I I I I . . ,Q ,, . , . . . I ' ' Il ' II - I , Commercial Club lst row Jean Murphy Darlene Gano Beatrnce OBrlen Patrlcua Bretz Phyllus Wrmkle Wmltred Young 2nd row Marjorie Eakan Clara Culton Gwen Connolly Marie Nnckell Helen Calugu re Mary Ethel Dunkle Marjorne Muller 3rd row Mary Knecht Juanlta Greunau Madelme McClelland Margaret Haddaknn Marne Petersen Cleda Rowley Cecelua Mullen Vlrgunla Shockey Club Arms To lmprove Personallty Alms of the Commerclal club are to strengthen the personal qualltles of the members by carefully arranged club programs to develop the readlng habnt through the programs to develop thmkung along busnness Innes by studying and readlng the better buslness magazrnes and books and to make the subjects studued more practncal by havung local busmess men talk to the members and by vnsltung local manufacturing and clvlc lnstltutlons for dlrect observation Offlcers of the club are presudent Phyllis Wrinkle vlce president Marjorle Muller and secretary Mary Knecht Officers are assisted by the follownng commnttees program Marjorre Eakun Margaret Haddakln soclal Gwendolyn Connolly Marne Nnckell tour Beatrice O Brlen Jean Murphy speakers Vurgjnaa Shockey Clara Culton dance Phyllns Wrnnkle Wlnntred Young The club has made some very :nterestung field traps such as vlsutung WOW and KOIL broadcostnng stations Joslyn Memornal and the World Herald It also had some nnterestmg and protutable programs The actnvntues consust of tueld trnps student programs partues and a speaker once a month GBE ZVUIZJIEJ 481.7811 7959 I . , . . . 1 1 1 1 1 I ' 1 1 1 1 . I . . . ' I 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 I ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 I . , . l . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 oizficsffo s COLONIAL BALL The tour best loved gurls out IQBQ are shown at upper left They were chosen by a popular vote ol: the gurls un the school Upper rught as a part ot the program a Few Freshmen gurls dud the munuet dance un colonual cos tumes Above, the honor court consustung ot sux gurls us presented precedung the Four best loved gurls They re ceuvecl the next hughest number ol: votes At rught the lubrary club sponsors the Colonual Ball each year to cele brate George Washungtons burth day February 22 Muss Dorothea Western was sponsor of t h e c l u b The Four hughest gurls are presented un the order ol: George Washungton, Martha Washungton, Dolly Maduson and James Maduson 0115 cl'fur1J'Lecf euzgff W i 5 ,, A si I I I . u . , . I ' z Library Staff Sponsors Cofonral Ball The fufth annual Colonual Ball was held February 22 un the Thomas Jefferson Hugh School gymnasuum Muss Dorothea Western and her lubrary assustants were un charge of the ceremony Each year the lubrary assustants and the lubraruan sponsor the Colonual Ball to celebrate Washungton s burthday consequently the best loved gurl us chosen to represent Martha Washungton Betty Flack was revealed as the best loved gurl of l939 as Martha Washungton The honored gurls thus year were elected by the votes of the gurls un the home rooms Betty Flack as Martha Washungton Maruorue Crowe as George Washungton Elaune Alspaugh as James Maduson and Myrtle Cooney as Dolly Maduson were presented at the Colonual Ball As a part of the program for the honored gurls Patrucua Prentuce was the mustress of ceremonues and the l938 court gave up theur places to the l939 court A patruotuc program was guven and songs and dances pertaunung to George Washungton s peruod Jeanne Whutaker and Wunufred Mulburn acted as flag bearers and gave the readung I Am An Amerucan A choral group under the durectuon of Muss Dorus Hatch consustung of Luculle Abrahamson Betty Anderson Barbara Flack Roberta Gentry Elunor Gordon Ruth Hunt Clara Mae Kern Vuda Laruson Betty Martun Betty McMahon June Peary Sue Sherman Wunufred Mulburn Jeanne VVhutaker Jean Waugh and Edna Jean Yates read Washungton s Rules of Cuvuluty Puano solos were presented by Marulyn Carter A munuet was guven by eught freshman gurls Roberta Polson Gwendolyn Erwun Maruorue Pace Maxune Moss Mary Law Jeannette Sluyter Lorraune Bradford and Jean McGruder ln contrast a modernuzed versuon of the same munuet was pre sented by Betty Wallace Sflvua Latey Joella Chrustuansen Harruet Ramsey Shurley Shannon Evelyn Johnson Marualuce Punhero and Elaune Watts Doran Damutz accompanued them on the puano by playung the munuet un swung tume Ruth Cornung gave a readung tellmg about Washungton and some um portant uncudents that occurred un the Revolutuonary War The gurls sextette composed of Betty McMahon Madelune Meudlunger Martha Peters Sue Sherman June Peary and Elunor Gordon sang the Munuet At the close of the program a grand march was led by the mustress of ceremonues and followed by Martha Washungton George Washungton Dolly Maduson and James Maduson l938 court l939 court of honor lubrary assus tants and the partucupants un the program and the auduence The rest of the evenung was spent un dancung 0111 Zlflllldlill ILL!!! 7939 I . , . . . I I ' ' I I I 1 , , . . . . . ' ll ' ll I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 11 - 1 - - Q ll 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 X . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 I 1 1 1 11 - ll 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 ' I . onfcczz Lb CHARM CLUB Left above one metbod ol: gettlng desired results In up banr styles Above rrgbt, well groomed bands re qulre only a Few minutes attention Above, OFFICSFS and sponsors plan club party At ruglwt A lnttle but ot powder and a little but ot paint Malces a luttle Freclcle loolc as rl: rt ann tl Lett srmplucuty F IS lceynote to r school dress Lgrze 'l'furzJ'zscl fan. I ! ,WJ K km F' W af' X ci Y w...- X 1 11, I ' - mx n - , . ,- . . , . X ffm :I J QS, . U . . . Es I s I fx . . . . , ,, .. L af sf 1 .f OUfSld6 SPGBICGFS Counsel Chafm To almost everythIng today o QUIZZ and check test may be appIIed even charm Thus the Charm Club of Thomas Jefferson HIgh School spon sored by MIss AIleen Marshall and MISS Gladys Nolan has endeavered to de velop the personal traIt known as charm In the club s members A person need not be beautIful to be popular but personalIty the qual Ity upon whIch charm IS based IS what counts ls your health so good that you radIate cheer? Do you DFOCTICC control of emotIons such as anger ImpatIence and IrrItatIon7 ls your general pos ture what It should be? These questIons and many more are asked by members of themselves In an effort to determIne IndIvIdual charm quotuents Manners care of the hoIr and skIn applIcatIon and kInds of makeup art of dressIng approprIately for VOVIOUS OCCOSIODS are but a few thIngs found In the charmIng personalIty Members of the Charm Club are greatly Interested In Improvung theIr charm quotIent and club meetvngs are planned to be of Interest to each In dIvIdual gIrl MeetIngs are made more InterestIng and practIcal by InvItIng persons from OUfSld9 of school to counsel the gIrls on varIous Items of pleasIng man ner or appearance Club members found the advIce on how to shop wIsely a most InterestIng and profItable phase of the club s actIvItIes ActIvItIes promoted to aId the club In corrynng out ITS program Include the sponsorIng of Balloon Dance for all Thomas Jefferson students and a homemade candy sale durIng the Debate ClInIc The offIcers of the club are presIdent Wanda WaltrIp VICE presIdent EdIth Edwards secretary AIICG Stacy treasurer Ruby CunnIngham The members of the club are LaVonne BarwIck GeraldIne Burke Evelyn Carter HIla ChamplIn Alberta Colwell Ruby CunnIngham PaulIne Damon WInIfred DIetrIck EdIth Edwards ClaIre ErIckson Betty HeIsh VIr gInIa Hurd Dorothy JenkIns Agnes Lehmer PhyllIs Lehmer Irene MItchell Florence Mowery Leona NIckell LorraIne ParrIsh Betty SmIth EllamarIe SmIth AlIce Stacy Ester SmIth Dorothy Starkey MIldred Starkey Agnes Thompson SunshIne Thompson ElaIne Turner Wanda WaltrIp and MaxIne WIllIams 01 -SMUIZJ1 61 EFEUEI I 1 . I - I - . , , 1 1 ' , . 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 I - - ll - 11 . . , , . . . - Il 11 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 I 5 E Z onfcce Zo NU OMEGA SIGMA LITERARY SOCIETY One of the outstanding social events ol: the Nu Omegas durung the tall semester was the tea given by Myrtle Cooney pres: dent, at her home ii X The meetrng will please come to order Club meetings Follow the rules OF parliamentary pro ceclure to train the gurls to talce part In clubs and other In adult lvl: Une olfuncfzscf hue va ommnttee work encourages rm atuxe a nd ccoperatrcn rn another phase of the society s 1,nfrna-,O7o--'-f73v'2x!N-f oplc National b e In g discussed Eac gurl rs on the pro ram at least once a semester ' f 'Y ' W xl ' is 4? c ' If A - R . .t . . . , f 4 X Cb ev . ll . . 4' is . . h . . - Q . 1' Nu Omega Sigma Literary Society First Semester Officers Mass Mabel Gunderson Sponsors Myrtle Cooney President Bette Andersen Vuce President Helen Ray Kull Secretary Evelyn Alta Treasurer Dorothy Reed Sergeant at Arms Martha Peters Parllamentaruan Social Actrvltles Second Semester Mrs Clara Strickland Janet Lundstrom Lucille Abrahamson June Mathlesen Jean Waugh Marlaluce Punhero Betty Graul Corrngan Hop Alumnn Party Presldents Tea Barn Dance Mother Senior Party hike and welner roast Members Lucille Abrahamson Doris Alta Evelyn Alta Arlene Allen Wrlrna Allen Bette Andersen Kathryn Babbutt Norma Boyer Vnvnan Brown Bonnie Bur gett Marnlyn Carter Margaret Charles Betty Chrnstuansen Myrtle Cooney Maryorne Copeland Betty Cornett Kathryn Cowles Dorothy Cummungs Betty Dovns Vera Flenker Rose Gordon Betty Graul Gwen Harriman Dorothy James Marjorne Kennedy Clara Mae Kern Helen Ray Kull Elaine Lnddell Janet Llndstrom Doris Mackland Ann Mathuesen June Mathlesen Anna Mae Murphy Martha Peters Mar1aluce,Pun'heno Vlrgnnua Ranne Dorothy Reed Vnrgmna Robnnson Elleen Ryan Gertrude Ryan Vargmuo Rockwell Wilma Schaefer Jean Schluter Hazel Sealock Shlrley Shannon Anuta Smith Shurley Sunderman Patrncla Terry LeVerne Velechovsky Helen Walknngton Jean Waugh Edna Jean Yates One of the mam objectives of the Nu Omega Slgma Literary Socaety ns the S50 scholorshup awarded each year to the outstanding sensor member of the socuety 0115 Gyzzndzzd if zbzsrz I o u . ... . . . , 1 1 r 1 . I . . . A I V I I ' I I . I 1 l 1 1 I. 1 A ' 1 I 1 1 -A 1 1 . I I I I . I .1 1 1 1 l 1 1 I A 1 1 , 1 l . 1 . 1 . 1 I 1 Q 1 I ' . . T . .I . .. I I . .. . I . I I . .. ' l 1 1 1 l 1 l I 1 l 1 ll 1 1 J 1 1 ' zi dlflonfiasffo Girls' Council U A. ' ,N lst row Maxlne Graybull Cleo Bethers Patrlcla Prentlce Vera Flenker president Betty Flack vuce presndent Margone Crowe secretary Helen Kull Genevneve Jensen Zn row Elnnor Gordon Sue Sherman Margaret Thomas Lois Skow Tresa Donlan Jean Schluter Edna Jean Yates Dorothy Gahm Jane Whltman lst row Jayne Lewis Marjone Kennedy Bette Anderson Evelyn Alta Fern Paschal Dausy Laluch Grace Exlune 2nd row Dons Rogers Nana Fnelds lrene McGruder Shlrley Farrnor Beverly Mnlne Frances Aten Bonnie Burgett 3rd row Betty Martnn Elalne Dohse Betty Graul Martha Peters Jeanne Whltaker Elaune Alspaugh Bette McMahon CFU ' I I I I I I I I I I d ' I I I I I I I I Q , I . 5 P 4 .c . ' I I I I I 1 ' I I I I I I ' I I I I I I 1:5 ., Luzrfzicf fouzfezf: Gurls Council Uplvolcls Schools lcleals The Gurls Councul us a group of uunuor and senuor gurls chosen by the faculty and sponsored by Mrs Mary Ethel Pomeroy Headung the 39 councul are Vera Flenker presudent Betty Flack vuce presudent Maruorue Crowe secretary and Janet Lundstrom treasurer The gurls are duvuded unto several commuttees wuth voruous dutues for the benefut of the school The Commuttees are as follows Buuldung chourmon Bette McMahon Dausy Laluch Bette Anderson Genevueve Jensen Betty Mortun Publucuty-chaurman Patrucua Prentuce Margaret Thomas Marulyn Bundy Francus Aten Dorus Rogers Gurls Welfare chourmon Jane Whutmon Bonnue Burgett Beverly Mulne Maruorue Kennedy Evelyn Auto Maxune Graybull Ways and Means-chourmon Jean Schluter Fern Paschal Jean Waugh Edna Jean Yates Shurley Farruor Sue Sherman Courtesy-chaurman Elaune Alspaugh Bonnue Teeple Martha Peters Jane Lewus Grace Exlune Nuna Fuelds Socual chaurman Myrtle Cooney Helen Rae Kull Lous Skow Elaune Dohse Irene McGruder Betty Graul Elunor Gordon Jeanne Whutaker Purpose ofthe Gurls Councul us to render servuce to the faculty and gurls of Thomas Jefferson Not un any spectacular woy but by small unobtrusuve constantly repeated servuces ut struves to make lufe happuer for all The tea guven for the uncomung gurls and theur mothers gave an oppor tunuty for each to meet not only the other gurls of her class but llkewuse e members of the Gurls Councul whule the mothers met the members of the faculty To umprove the gurls rest room and make ut a small but sanutary un furmary was one of the mauor obuectuves thus year but thus proved umpossuble sunce the room was turned unto a locker room As un the past a mothers program wull be guven and assemblues held ta present the sux udeals of Thomas Jefferson Throughout theur years we encourage our gurls to struve to be physucally fut mentally alert morally brave spurutually suncere socually cultured and vocatuonally prepared and at the close of the senuor year the gurls are chosen who best typufy these udeals Une 5'Iur1Ll1eJ ffl' an 7 Q3 o I c I . , . I I I I I I I ' ' I I I I I ' I I I I I ' . , . . . I I I I I I ' I I I I I I ' I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I ' . , . . . . ' I I I , th . , . . I . . , . . . I . , . . . I I ' r I I I I I ' 5 Q 5 onficsffo Camefa lst row Ned Sheely Bud Rockwell Edward OConnor Bill Edwards Allan Boustueld 2nd row Mr Fred Wlnger sponsor Emul Aylsworth Fred Pedersen Fred Utterback .lackEll1s New Camera Club Sponsors Contest The newly organlzed Camera Club formed In September and sponsored by Mr Fred Wunger made an excellent start with Its farst blg actnvuty the pscture contest Winners rn the contest were Allan Boustneld first prize Gall Clunkenbeard second prnze Kenneth Robinson third prlze Honorable mention was gnven to Allan Bousfleld and Jack Mynett Allan s turst prize picture was published IH the Nonpareul Judges were Mr Carl Gernetzky Mass Dons Hatch and Mr Fred Wunger Flrst semester offncers of the club are Clinton Camden president Gerald Traylor vlce presudent Pauline Woolsey secretary Otfncers chosen for the second semester are Allan Bousfueld president Gerald Traylor vace president Harold Rockwell secretary treasurer The purpose of the Camera Club ns to present to the members the easuest and best way to take a pncture the methods and prnncnples of developung prnntung and enlargung photographs the fundamentals of the camera and the lens the pruntung paper best suuted to each of the various klnds of nega tlves and the principles of the various cameras Lone d','l.lIlCl'LELl intsuz . 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I I I I I I ' I I I I I I ' I I I I I - I . f' , fc' X l , W Decorum Club ff !'!,'!A0 J , l 1 lst row Allne Rennlnger Ruta Coughlan Vurgnnua Durlck Dorothea Stiles Marcella Suzer Arlyne Alta Opal Jordan 2nd row Thelma Jenklns Thelma Barry Faye Cochran Shurley Scott Lucllle Bate Delma Moser Eluzabeth Batten Bonnue lves Zella Cunnung ham 3rd row Ray Knecht Vurgul l-larrlson Paul Murphy Eugene Young Derold Ratlgan Jack Shea Bob Morrlssette Duck Harford Mr Ralph Letts sponsor Organize for Good Manners President Jack Shea Vice presldent Bob Morrlssette Secretary Treasurer Paul Murphy Interested ln the problems of proprnety and etlquette met wlth such an en thuslastuc response the Decorum Club was lmmedlotely formed ln keepnng wlth the purpose of the club programs have dealt wlth the proper conduct of persons ln buylng railway tnckets or when nn the Pullman coach observatuon car or dlnmg car of a tram when ordering or paymg the bull In restaurants and when approaching or servrng at the table and usmg the sulver Other problems dnscussed at club meetlngs Included the proper dress for men and women on varnous occasions the art ot conversotuon reg sstratnon nn hotels un regard to prnces and occomodatuons and escortung when wolkmg on the street entermg doors or entering automobnles Lon. Glfunclucf uvznfezn IQ3 When Mr. Ralph Letts' proposal that a club be formed by those students . . I . . I . E f OlZfiC5ffO First, Second Semester Forum lst row Clara Mae Kerns Jean Campbell Patracna Murphy Valerna Youngsworth Betty Cornet Vrolet Volz 2nd row Charles Aten Bob O Neull Jerry Mnllnman Bull Roberts Larry Stennberg Bull OConnor Douglas Neve 3rd row Bob Warsung Phullup McCallum Phnlllp Jackson Thurston Fell Don Frederick Daniel Hankey Bob Passer Bob Schuelzky Foutch Elalne Alspaugh Dons Brons Betty Graul Martha Peters Znd row Jean Nolan Ray Bergstrom Don Rank Ivan Lnddell Dewey Smith Duck Howe Bull Draper Gordon Duggle Madellne Mendlnnger 3rd row Russel Kung Roy Neal Bob Reneau Gerald Carlson Jack Gunn Jam Huyck Kenneth Dahle Clufford Armatus Donald Beckwuth Bob Ahart L9 elf gfesz Z I I A l I . I I l A , . . . , ' I I I I - - 1 I I l l 1 l l I I I I I ' I , I I lst row: Ruth Corning, Betty Jane Ellis, Darlene Ferguson, Charlotte I I I I I I Z I I I ' I . I . I . I . I . . . 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I :ze Luz 'Ls Li II 1 Forum Sponsors Vocational Guidance Program President Bob Flaxbeard Vice President Elaine Alspaugh Secretary Charlotte Foutch Treasurer Jim Huyck The Forum was organized in September 1976 by Mr R F Myers prin cipal for the purpose of bringing the representatives of the home rooms into a group to take a part in the government of the school and to assist in inter preting rules of the administration to the students lt was during the first year of the Forum that the teachers halt hol day was created lt has been observed every year since l926 The Forum sponsors the distribution of Thanksgiving baskets and has the final word on students entering the Self Reliant Club The party system was adoptd by the Forum for election of officers in i938 Candidates for two parties are chosen for the officers of president vice president secretary and treasurer Offices are then elected from these candidates by a vote at the members ofthe Forum One of the major activities sponsored by the Forum was the vocational Monday afternoon at the time regularly given to club meetings Various vo vatlons were discussed by speakers from outside school who were invited by the Forum Subjects discussed included nursing teaching retail selling air cond: tioning journalism printing coaching vocal and instrumental music direct mg forestry physician telephone business fall phasesl auto mechanics railroads civil service stewordess librarian agirculture engineer clerical work dietician cosmetologist radio theologian waitress aviation and the army A room was designated for every vocation and the students interested In each vocation met in the designated room with the speaker on that subject Lone cLfurzcI1scI nuzsf rz O I I I 1 ' I - ' ' 1 . ' I , . l . I - I I I ' guidance meetings with outside counselors. These meetings were held on a . . . l . . . . . . I . I . . I . .- . . I . . I . . I . I . . . - . I I . . I . I . I D I . ' . I I . ' I . I . I . I . I l I . I l I ' I . I ' . I ' I ' is dlflonficaffo Quglwt boys demonst ate how sets are buult Below actors are shown durmg a rehearsal The group at rrglmt demon strates student abllnty make up Below the actors ,V DRAMATICS CLUB Lett a member manages IQl'!tS durnng productnon tlmelr cues Lone 571 char! 1 n . , the l' r X A , ' , r . l ' ' in X - . 1 x View A , backstage anxiously await f f It . ' 7 f 'Q , -' V 'N l H 4' 7 v Q 'A 5 'nu f' 6 ., lk 1 L' . E g ' 5 ig , 1 , lg l A J un iwsrzfy Masque and Bauble Teaches Play Production The Masque and Bauble Club consusts of a group of students of the school who are Interested In the subject of dramatIcs The club was formed for the purpose of furtherIng these Interests and gaInIng more knowledge concernIng dramatIc art Theur actIvItIes cover a large fIeld The group of students who are Interested In actIng fInd a great outlet for theIr talent through the gIvIng of one act plays throughout the year A play IS chosen by the club Itself and after pIckIng a student durector the cast IS chosen from the club members It IS the aIm of the Masque and Bauble to gIve at least two publIc performances each semester Make up work forms another InterestIng actIvIty for students who are unInterested In actIng Wlth the use of the dramatIc department s make up the Masque and Bauble IS able to carry on many demonstratlons at meet Ings Then each student has the opportunIty to test hIs abIlIty by makIng up a fellow student Those who prove outstandIng In thIs lIne help In mak Ing up play cast members In large productIons Boys of the club are often more Interested In the makIng of stage set tlngs than In actIng or make up work They are guIded In thIs work by more experIenced students From the knowledge they learn In the club they are often more fItted to help In large productIons ThIs year the Masque and Bauble took up another phase of dramatIc art whIch proved very InterestIng to many students ThIs was choral readIng ,After practIcIng conslstantly for many weeks under the dIrectIon of MISS Hatch the club successfully performed for the Chnstmas program To keep the club from becomIng overcrowded a poInt system IS used to keep only the most Interested students Members may earn poInts by varlous means RevIewIng the lIfe of some famous actor or revIewIng plays are two of the most popular methods of GOFDIHQ pomts Other methods are OCTIHQ servlng on productlon staffs dlrectlng appearing on a program etc Any member IS requIred to earn at least fIve of these POINTS each semester ln addItIon to all of the actIvItIes prevIously mentIoned the Masque and Bauble prepares club prorgams bI monthly and earns enough money to make It possIble to present awards for achIevements In the art at the end of the year To become a member of the club a student IS requIred to gIve before the club some representatIon of hlS talent In fhlS fIeld Followmg thIs per formance the club votes upon hIm and If he passes a maIorIty of the club he IS admltted The purpose of the club In a few short words IS to gIve students not In dramatIc class an opportunIty to get background and extra experIence In dramatIc art The Masque and Bauble IS under the dIrectIon of MISS Dorns A Hatch and Mrs Mary Ethel Pomeroy OffIcers are presIdent Ben Neal vIce pres Ident LOIS Skow secretary ElaIne Alspaugh treasurer Bob Passer sergeant at arms Jack Reams On: zzlfuncfzzd fuanfy one 7939 1 I ' I , . . . . I I . I ' - I , . I I I I I ' I I ' I I 1 , I I I I . , I I - I I I I I I , . v - onhcs O Below center the charts Indicate that members have heard from Ireland Australra, Denmark Scotland Alaska Switzerland Czeclmoslovakra Holland Below the club lustens to a letter from a pen pal rn to send letters on Surr lreland INTERNATIONAL CLUB At left, a group ot club members loolc at tlwe maps to Fund a new place Below, everyone writes to Carrrck Below, Indicates the Forergn mall Holland must be lweavy Ons cLfuncf'1.scf Uwsnky Euro 1 - ' I ' I , ' ., ' 'lf I , I I 1 . . WGA' a. 1 I 1 ' 'A ' and England. I 4 . ' l Q 2 1 , Jolly lnk Slungers Promote Foreugn Fruendshup The purpose of the Internatuonal Correspondence Club under the span sorshup of Muss Helen Kohr us to promote fruendshup and understandung wuth foreugn countrues by correspondence Actuvutues of the club members of whuch call themeslves the Jolly lnk Slungers are wrutung letters to foreugn countrues readung unduvudual letters receuved and carryung on the regular busuness of the organuzatuon There are one or two partues per year When the club wushes to get new correspondents the members furst puck out from a map some town un a toreugn country from whuch they would luke to receuve letters Then the gurls all wrute unduvudual untroductory letters These are sent to the pruncupal of the secondary school un the town selected along wuth a letter from Muss Kohr explaunung why the gurls have wrutten and askung the pruncupal to guve out the letters to gurls un hus school As a result of thus polucy letters have been receuved from Holland Australua England Denmark Mexuco Scotland lreland Alaska Egypt Belguum Swutzerland and Czecho Slavakua Some of the most unterestung letters receuved have come from Ireland The club members wrote to a gurls secondary school un Carruck on Suur o town of 5 OOO people un southern unland lreland The school turned out to be a Catholuc convent wuth both day and boardung students School lute here us much dufferent from that un Ameruca Each gurl studues a much great er varuety of subuects than Amerucan gurls do These unclude several lang uages domestuc scuence musuc and art also a great varuety of sports some of whuch are unknown to us The letters receuved often contaun amusung questuons and comments A gurl un Holland wrote askung uf ut were true that potatoes grew as large as babues heads The Dutch gurls are always explaunung that all the people un Holland do not wear wooden shoes They consuder that the Amerucans have very erroneous udeas about the customs ot theur people A correspondent from Czecho Slavakua us a student of polutucal econ omy un the Unuversuty of Prague and wrutes very butterly about present polut ucal condutuons un hus country Offucers for the furst semester are presudent Grace Exlune vuce presu dent Margaret Puckrel secretary treasurer Maxune Bushop sergeant at arms Jeanne Olson second semester presudent Margaret Puckrel vuce pres udent Jeanne Olson secretary treasurer Jean Bretz sergeant at arms Dar othy Mulluron Members of the club are Lous Bensley Maxune Bushop Jean Bretz Vur gunua Buck Grace Exlune Betty Evans Nuna Fuelds LaVonne Furgason Mar uorue Hurd Bertha Marue Mayberry Dorothy Mulluron Jeanne Olson Vurgunua Pantuer Margaret Puckrel LaVella Puttman Beda Renunger Geraldune Sunder son Roberta Sunderson Norma Skarka Enud Spurgun Lous Wray Ellamarue Puerson Dorus Brons Vurgunua Davus Maruorue Lang 011: clfunclzecf Uwcnfy fgzsz 7Q3 , . . - I - 1 1 1 1 I . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 . . . ' ' 1 , . , . 1 1 1 1 . 1 . . . I - 1 I ' 1 1 ' I I 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 I ' I I I ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 ' 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 ' Ilia 54JUE'Zf L Dexter xV1Sl1lD Machmes Liberty Shoe Repair Acorn Gas Rm es an Shining Parlor HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED EICCIYIC Refrlgerltors Sportm Goods HOUS FUfm5hmtl5 All o lc b clced by Que nte 6 Bra adn 'xy at Fxrst Street P ces Reaso ble Phone 3020 539 W B dway Co Bluffs, Iowa CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1939 PUTN AM SERVICE STORE Zlst 'md West Broadway FRANDSEN JEWELRY STORE xtehes Ihamonds I welrx Reglstered Jeweler AMERICAN GEM SOC IFIY Shell Products fx Auto Supplres 547 W B dway Phone who EIZO 5, outhwestern Iowa 5 Oldest and Largest I CIDeparUnent tgtore Councrl Bluffs, Iowa 7939 4 2 Q, .... d C .I ' w r a ra e . . . . v A satisfied customer is our best advertise- ZOLLER S HARDWARE m M '. . ' ' ri na f W1 ' C-- 5--. e ' j 5 ! Jlflorzficaffo Congratulations to the Class of 1939 uakefjaklrlq Qompanlg Bakers of Peny Savr Bread TP P f Congratulatzons to G P PMRCA V t Class Of1939 .I A d sf INTERNATIONAL ELECTRICAL REFRIGERATORS AI COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA ways asy FARM ALL TRACTORS INTERNATIONAL fQ'i uPfWfE' MOTOR TRUCKS Terms MOb1lO11 011 MOb1l01l Gas M0b1lO1l Lubrlcatlon t Ph 6045 2600 W t B d V Modern y e S ine And ' rand ianos- . . . ic or And i co Radios. Ban n ringed HARVESTER CO. E . I . - ... ... . I Compliments of Pa 's Friendly Service ' one es ' wa DAMON'S FOOD STORE 10 North 37th Street gf II: ia good to sat we flavs if qree deliue in the ci Ty D' Phones 5510-5511 20-24 Fourth Street Telephone 691 GLENN E. OSBORN INTELLIGENT AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Specializing PACKARD - DODGE - PLYMOUTH Parts and Service 16 North Main St Phone 1875 cgmey e7fIzllme'ry O NEILL HAT SHOP Excluswe e7YI1lIme1'y eyilodefately 'Pnced for e9Yllss and eilfarron Mefnls Z5 to 50 cents RRYMCA Cafe We Speclallze rn Home Cooked Foods lst Ave SL 'ith St Councll Bluffs Ia AINSWORTH PRINTING COMPANY MHSODIC Temple Phone 94 Offlce Supplles School Supplies Book Bmdmg We can rule any Loose Leaf or Ledger Sheet The only rullng machlne this side of Des Momes We Speclallze ln COMPLETE HOME OUTFITS And Help You Get Started By Grantlng Convement Payments fd 7939 1 . . I - , - 0 O O O 0 O I . . . ' . ' I ' I ' ' I I . . . l , . - I I I ' I I - I . . . I l ' f , I Of Omaha, Nebfaska- The Store of Large-Selections I dVlOl2fLCEffO Edna Kline Beauty Salon Speualut IH Haw Stylzng, Phone 4160 409 WL rlirr ll X Clover Leaf Store Gene cfmwezz Prop Quallty Meat, Fme Foods Frcc dellverv 2424 w B dway Phone 6067 ufx lfy lx Q umtm, MIKE S CAFE Bar B Q Our Speclalty Sh to Cl l M Mllxe Vlfrlnlxl 2307 W B dw ny Penny s Radio Shop 7307 W I3 w IX lhone 6 61 Electric Appllances Vlctor and Blueblrd Records 'NIew8c Used Radios Terms Iowa s Most Complete Radlo Servzce l EDUCATION Plflys a greitcr pfmrt m the co opcmtlvc success of 'my commumty or nauon May we offer our humble HSSISIHDCC to you m acluev mg that objectwe EOPLEPTQTFC . Florence Balcer Dance Studio Tap Ballet Acrolnatlc and Ballroom Class or Private Lessons Studio ln Masonic Temple 2nd floor Phone I86 lvlembe of Dance Ed cators CS- Teaches B s ness Assoc at on F Ne York , , I , V l . Y . . . . . - . 1 I ' - in A j 5 f fs Jr c 1L'c1,' 1 Q .l' ' Quic' service Q 1 A 1 7 ' , .4 L- . l 2 A' J , - L - - or r ers Sandwiches Regu ar eals V, l . v V . . ' , , C a ,K . , I ,-Y, . D I 1 C C 1 . Toe - - - ' A c . x L . . Q . . ' ' ' , , . 1.1.....,.. I IG l0U'NWlS'flU IOWA lllll l.o1 -, , X 2 , 4 f ' Q I -'fl-.fi . I U r IIOQDWAY 1' -QVAN' ll' QOIIXII. llllfffhil ul i i o w QIJII HUNTING Qult hunt ng bette food fo l s Ju tlea th locatonofyou er IBOEDEKER SYSTEM Stoe a Cl you ll l ay find the be t of ea 0 ble fo d at b tter tha u ual prlc OEDEKE With Best Wishes ForA HappyAnd prosperous Future FRED R SHAW Ffower Shop 5145 West Broadway Phone All 'ooo S qs lem sun' We Sp9C1allZ9 ln plumbllng repfurs and remodellng Let us flgure your next new or remodellng, Job Harry Hurd Plumblnv and l'lL'lflI1 525 qouth 24 ' St Phone 4998 rendu, BANK Congratulations Class of 1939 A Career Founded Upon the Prlnclple ofThr1ft IS Headed Stralght for Success STAT E SAV! N G s B AN K Cou11ciIBluff9. Iowa Member of Federal Deposzt Insurance Corporanon 7939 o o ' i r r es . s rn e i ' r n a es ' r n wi aw s s s S na n s e n s ' es. . p Xu .1 5 ,'7r1'4'nt Sen ire- ., . . . . . . . Y . T . .,, ' s ' U tm. . X., I I1 g o I I jflolztacaffo LIBERTY Theatre Bargam days every Wed and Thurs The yenr s g eat st plct res at 160 Joe Passer Fancy Grocerzes and Qualzty Meats Corner of Z6 and C Free Delivery Telephone 578 W M Boyer Hardware G' Feed RABEN AUTO EXCHANGE Used Autos and 2325 W Broadway Phone I4 Parts At Your Service Ph 5745 Ph 9 5741 Joe Smith 6- Company Extend Congratulations , Best Wishes , and Great Expectations Your Future and the tuture ot your country and mme will be In your hands May they both work out glorlously , , I I . .' r e I ' U ' I I . I 1920 W. Broadway I I . , ' - one on I I O C 141 I ' i l Skeny Service CONGRATULATIONS .... . . ' to the Class of '39 Hagstrom and Cox I I Tires Batteries Accessories 21st and Broadway Phone 1287 B. SL G. Hosiery Shop All merchandise unconditionally guaranteed. 420 West B dway Phone WALTON GREENHOUSES Gro er of Fancy Hothouse Vegetables Cut Flo ers Potted Plants by W 500 North 26th Phone 601 THE CHATTERBOX 7th SL B oad y The Best for Less Try our special sandwiches Quentin Lacy Manager 'The Cheapest, Safest Transportation In Town Your Street Cars ' 7939 I ' 571 - ll 1 i - - I I r wa I W V 44 n I W - -Flowers ire- I - - I 2 3 l I I 1 - I ' I I - I l C C O O I I C ' Jlflorzfaczaffo L lowa Clothes Shop Harry Cohen 536 38 West Broadway Superior lalarlcs lmer tallor mg and the newest models all comblnecl to malce our clothes outstandlng an QUALITY and STYLE SUL9 .LUN Z 1'4- 'C ss' I fb Q Q.. s-Q P1- 'Ti Q ltli he - l , lla E fb 3 I lb ' 'Q O .. 1: 3 - UO. 5 3 Not what we gain but what we grve, measures the life We lrve Headaches and Eyestraln Ellmmated By Perfectly Fitted Glasses Ballenger G I-I Wahl Optometrist Easy Terms For Thit Rlng or Other Piece of jevx elry See ROGERS Next to Strand Automotive Service ll3 ll5 II7 East Broadway Council Bluffs, lowa Your business rs always 5Oc a Week Easy Terms appreciated OT I rf lvl Easzer Studymg f Better Slght Lamps are sclermflcally de slgned to glVC correct llghtlng There IS plenty of good light yet If IS prop erly dlffL1SCd to prevent glare' Better Slght Lamps PROTECT preclous eye slght Llght up your room now don t take 1 chance xx 1th dangerous eyestrfun 3 iN Nebraska Power Company IOWA DIVISION 7939 . 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Council Bluffs Iowa Eyes lzxumme A asses 141 ted ' Artl cull Eyes O C i Ol Wa 8- . ron way Phone 8.0 I I I I , H . f ' v ' . - I Physclans and Surgeons Dr H C Boyer Drs Hanchett and Best Dr L G Howard Dr Aldls A Johnson Dr H O Kelly Drs Tlnley and Tlnley Dr M C Hennessy Dr J D Hennessy Dr ohnj Connolly 2410 W B du ay 532 1st Ave 532 1st Ave 532 1st Ave 501 Mynster 201 Park Bldg 306 Bennett Bldg 410 Bennett Bldg 508 Bennett Bldg Drs Cogley Edwards Floresch Brown 610 Bennett Bldg I L Stech S D Malden Fred H Beaumont J M MOSROVIIZ Isaac Sternhxll 513 Bennett Bldg 403 Bennett Bldg 218 Bennett Bldg 302 Bennett Bldg 702 Bennett Bldg Dentlsts R E Weaver 3110 Avenue A W H Saunders 2301 W Broadway Chrropractors and Osteopaths R L Sheeler Ch1ropractor 2421 W Bdway A Clxfford Brown Ost Phys 323 W1CkhHm Bldg Veterrnarlans J A Lueth 123 E Bdway B A Moore 602 E Bdway Lawyers DICRHSOD and Stowe 105 No Maln Stnllman and Connolly 429 WlCkh3m Bldg P C Rasmussen 231 W1Ckh3m Bldg Clty and County Ofhclals Ivan Bradford C1ty Purchaslng Agent VIHCC Crowe C1ty Assessor James C Jenson Treasurer of Pott County Chas C Lacy Clerk ofMun1c1pal Court Dr S W McCall Mayor Rlley C Nelson Sherlff of Pott County Phone Phone Phone Phone Phone Phone Phone Phone Phone Phone Phone Phone Phone Phone Phone Phone Phone Phone Phone Phone Phone Phone Phone Phone Phone Phone Phone Phone Phone Phone 410 5600 5600 5600 3050 1 514 3118 4670 3 5 3 88 7939 1 . . ' A ' 826 . ' ' . 155 . . . . 562 . . . . 159 . I . 4. 24 Dr., . . ' ' 1 . g 54 Dr. . . ' . 021 Dr. . . 535 Dr. . . ' . 611 Dr. ' . 226 Dr. . . Dr. W. A. Cutler 401 Bennett Bldg. Phone 909 Dr. . . . Dr. . . , ' . ' Dr. . ' , . . ' . 487 Dr. . . . 1 980 Dr. . . . ' 655 ' . ' 672 ' ' . 530 . . ' . 203 , ' ' 502 ' , ' 080 . , . 650 . . , ' ' 886 . . . , 502 Jlflonhaaffo e Maud Rite lnvltes you to nts New and Modern Steak room Speclallzlng In Chicken and I Steak dlnners Courteous service and reasonable prvces Vlslt our DeLuxe Pune Room J es St ly pop etc ROBERT ANDERSON DRUGGIST S gne Larso Propr etor S E Wh 1 y Remember A cash purchase 18 a cash safumgs at the .I C Penney Co 5144 W B dway Council Bluffs Iowa EAD QUARTERS P o r t a ble Typewrlters IL WIS6-EMARINE tSo I Congratulations f O39 Cl-IAFF EE WATCH SHOP Watches Duamonds Leather goods Silver ware QH'lClGl '-R 'R 'Match I specto . I I . . . . . ' I I am a , r ri r I I . Q O I I n i 1 . . ae . Pharmacist ' I 932 W- BfOddWhy Council Blul:l:s, lowa I I Qlasso 1 H I I For .... N ' 8 Pearl St. l ' I I E Charles P. Emarine I , ' Broadway a c H' Street I ' n 1 RYAN GROCERY Fancy Grocerzes and Meats OPEN SUNDAY 3037A h 2563 Compliments To The Class 1939 lQnney 5 hoes 402 West Broadway fPortrazt5 CDISCIHCCIOH Splcer Studlo Compllments of O oncaf Bans Lt Phone 1348 4 So Mam iioabahon l?rmtmg rt d tth yhghtff f Lawrence Prmtlng Company I8 North Mann Street Phone IIO LINCCDLN HIGHWAY GARAGE Sales 6- Service Buyer ot Late Model Used Cars It s the Service that Counts Ph e 98 II5W Bd C IBIH7 I 7939 - Of venue A Telep one Of Q Q r 4 f f f' t Q I I ' n 4 Q O 9 Carl M. Huber, Prop. is the master lzey of our civilization, the means through which we have achieved a , education and in ustry. It is well worh ever i es e ortso , its craftsmen. ' li D U DI on I III- . ' way ounci u s, owa ofzficaffo D. E. Ford Dairy Pasteurizecl Milk J erse y Pride Phone 99 I I SNAPPY Toos FOR MEN HERMAN'S CLOTHES SHOP We Specialize in School Sweaters SL Accessories Phone 1157W B'dway at Main We Buy Sell and Exchange USED CARS Tires Tubes and Accessorles SAVE 50 TO 85 f To The Class of 1939 CQMPLIMENTS From the On Used Parts For All Makes Of Cars Onnouy Drug Stores RICHMAN AUTO PARTS mth St SL West B dw 2748 West Broadway Tel 2440 32nd St 21st St SL Sth Avenue GL West B dway Southwestern Iowa s F znest Hotel HQTEL CHIEF TAIN 54 weiggigeg g AW' Q Sk, 34 551333 '9'w' 1 Q Q J 4 175 ROOMS 175 FROM Sl 75 An ideal place of Residence or furnished kitchenette apartments Permanent Residence Headquarters for Teachers of Councll Bluffs .. 1 I l - l I J l l 1 1 l l 7 7 at ,' I , Un I ' s I 1 I 1 I , n I I I E, . .- +:2fEf1r55Eif?1f'i'1 ' -1-sr '5 i5E?S5? :1fi.?9?4E22f:5??f5Ef::1. gg wifi' F155 . f' 1 'A r' A ' . . . --':5E5E223!gi5iE2QE 'ZZ'-:1fE:55f?fr25,EEEi'Z?5!Si2i1 3 ' b, , .. 1sfj55E5. -555555E5E325E5ki?E5?52iEI ' TEE: K. 3.1.1wir-155535314-25E5Era25E??SE55355Er5r55E5E5E5E39353552355 , 1313555-k5?5Iif5?7':' :,54551gg195152eggsme525sgz5s:f:1:sgz-M1252' 'gz:3g5g?,!!:::a:5:e ff 3. 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Phone Broadway at I I I5 Fourth Street Council Bluffs, Iowa I Telep one 6 . l l I The ol est and most relia le lymouth an hr s er automobile dealer in South- Xvestefn OVV21 BARTON TOP AND BODY SHOP 18 Yeirs Experlcnce ln Body Wcvrk TOPS AND CURTAINS MADE TD ORDER F ff O E A DURICK FANCY GROCERIES AND MEATS Phone 3141 2647 Third Ave Class of 39 Keenan s Glass and Pamt C0 231+ West Broadway Phone 5 5 Gyffahonv OI' Qualltv Groceries SL Meats At Tour Service 3500 Sth Ave Phone 767 Beem Belford Funeral Home THOMAS A BELFORD Wlllow Avenue at Slxth Street Telephone 148 CGCXI o 1 11 C3'fJaul1n motor oll Texaco B dway SCYVICC Expert Greaszng Cjasolzne CGms Qccessorzes Thom IO7O 2428 'Ulest EB duay G 2811455 Try PINECREST THAT GOOD MILK I O Q I o lOl ourrh Street 1 Council Blu s, lowa Phone 133 , ' Congratulations - - - 9 Q 9 O 7 77 ,C .f f , , . . , . - fl C L 1 c 'r ' 6 ' 7 O I y I 1 A ' ' ' o. 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