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

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1953 volume:

45 W,-.fwf vw-Jw'-wr f f A fm? X ,,,, ,mu ,n Zac XZ! wwf' 442 , W 3 7 4 .wm1s'ummv' 'wf:w.f4,m-vxaLaL111a'!afrc:1w4w,fx.wn1ze-ullw. a,m-falmax, ' znvmwumranwgvl. AS WE SADLY ROAM THE CORRIDORS OUR LAST WEEK AT SCHOOL. WE FIND WE ARE REMINDED EVEN NOW OF THE MEMORIES LEFT BEHIND. OF OUR FRIENDS AND TEACHERS WHO THROUGH, WITHOUT CO-OPERATION WORKED FOR FOUR YEARS TO HELP PREPARE US FOR FUTURE OCCUPATION. WITH TEAR FILLED EYES WE ALL RECALL OUR CHILDISH PRANKS AND THEN WE START TO LAUGH, BUT REMEMBER THEY ARE GONE AND OUR EYES FILL ONCE AGAIN. ITIS SO VERY HARD IN WORDS TO SAY LFAREWELL TO THINGS YOU LOVED SO AND YOUR CLASSMATES PART AT THE DOOR BUT PLAN TO MEET ON THE ROAD TO SUCCESS WITH FOND MEMORIES EVERMORE. YEARBOOK STAFF WB CLASS 0F TIIIIMAS FFEBSIDN HIGH SCll00L presents nw. A Q.: 5 2 0.9 0 3 . 050 .zq,O 50 O .. 5 Y 5 :gal 0 0 ca n O .W ' O at egg? 4 o 0 Jia 9 . Q 6 Ig, HlsTonY of: , ,- .---ssl-7 3' Constructlon of Thomas Jefferson High School was approved by popular vote on March 12 1917 Because of the World War and legal obstructlons constructlon d1d not begin until June 1920 The cornerstone was la1d March 15 1921 and the dedication program was on January 21 1922 The school opened ln 1922 with 716 students 1n seventh eighth nmth and tenth grade W1th1n four years the seventh and elghth grades were shifted to grade schools Thomas Jefferson IS heated by gas heat has 15 classrooms on lts flrst floor and 14 on the second Because of the west end growth and new and better ldeas there have been several additlons to the school In 1922 a movie machine was mstalled ln the audltorlurn In 19.30 a large prmtlng press was added to a small type press Llghts were put on the football field ln the same year For the R O T C an indoor r1fle range was built ln 1934 But now our dream of thlrty years IS finally becormng a reality On March 10th school election voters approved the S1 200000 bond issue that will be used to build a Tee Jay fleld house and two other grade schools The flgures of the vote were 4163 yes and 977 no votes Speclal efforts proved successful ln getting the voters out to vote More people voted m the electlon than 1n any other of the sponsored a contest to get the slgnatur of as many voters as possible Although we the semors may not be in school at the tune when the field house is completed we can always say with pride I grad- uated from Thomas Jeffersor High School 00' ' 0 QC , QQ O S no Q , .:.' 91: Q Q 0 :W Q, ' 5-'L' Q C K V 42, Q O B . 13 9 0 . .0 5 O f.. Q Q . a Thomas Jefferson High School ! , n . lic . n-c- I 0 r, , 0 . . , . . I u . .5 i . n i . . . .. '. i . . C. . . . , . . , Q. . , , 40 ' , og . ' 1 . . I 'Q ' Q. . I I l . ogg same type in Council Bluffs. Mr. Bolton and the Presldents Club ' . ,, ' e , ' . , 0 . . , . 0 D .Q ,I .N . 0 .Jo 'a o Q . X M 0 ' .Q fa is 0 O X395 , o 7225? ' .ol Q S 'ei K6 Q O.'.g . Q 9 990 ,Q U . . ' -7 8' 4 e e 3 '. S Q I S! ' ' . ' O 0 eggb O g e 9 ' 0 ,Sp ' ov, 09 Q , 0 - . , Q0 0 0 ' CA T10 21 'W at , ' fa . 35' '.o:::o 0 ' 1. 5 . o0:'5 Q 0.0 O O 0 ,' The Senior Class of 1953 VV1Sh9S to dedicate this annual to Miss Minnie Rupp, a teacher in this school since it opened in 1922. During that time, Miss Rupp has influ- enced thousands of Tee Jay students to do good Work scholastically. Her advice has been a powerful influence for good. Countless hun- dreds of Tee Jay students have beneiited by her teaching and her wholesome outlook on life. Miss Rupp is a teacher of Whom our school, our city, and the teaching profession can all be justly proud. Thanks for a life of service, Miss Rupp O O ' Aux... .l'...3' o ,'0l.o U 0 so 0 .090 fo 0 .CO 0 C 3 Q 4- . Dsl ' O D '- Q O I 0 0,0 . ' , C O O , . 0 f ..' . O, . , o . C qt Q , Q ,Q o'l' 0 ' '.oo . 0 0.0 0 RUSSELL J. MOURER, Superintendent. A native Hoosier he attended Purdue Uni- versity and received his B. S. M. at Columbia Born in Belvidere Illinois. Mr Jones re- ceived his his B. A. at Dakota Wesleyan University and his M. A at Colorado State College of Education. He has held many pre- Vious supervisory positions. Mr. Jones has been Director of Curriculum in Council Bluffs for two years. University Teacher s College. He began his teaching experience as principal and coach at Tabor Iowa. He has been Superintendent at Thurman Modale and Missouri Valley. This is his :fifth year at Council Bluffs. RAYMOND JONES Curriculum 7 ? 9 7 7 weww .1 f f X f X X X f X Q!! K fi! OW W 0 f X W ff ff f W , . . . 3 Office Staff All summer long our office staff sits in the office and awaits the surge of students that enter in September During the year they hsten to excuses sign our shps take our cash and gener- ally try to sooth our ruffled disposi- tions when we get kicked out of class. We salute them for their help s fulness and patience with us they have helped us grow up. lon ffzce l .. the PiliNCIPAL,S DESK: 74a 77ew females Mr. Bernard Bolton began this year as ' our new principal. Taking over the position left vacant by the death of Mr. Ray Myers Mr. Bolton assumed this responsibility after being a coach and instructor at T. J. for six years. Though his warm and friendly person ality, his influence and guidance in our school will continue to grow with the years. We wish Mr. Bolton a long and happy pcriod of service with us. Q ' Pd . Q O . 0 ' . . f. . Q Q . O C l as : 0. . o ' . ' . 0 ' O ' 9 9 o 0 .Q 0 . .Og 0. . 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Xeafil to have Q Q revies . you af -yi n0f U will Y you ' . 4' eaucatliliis' but igpewthab dleiei, ljduf.-SW' 15 of reasonxngfegiiii dlfieretxifd , a 0 . : o .0 Tjllxgge' 39312316 many Iilusdchlbl in hiistixxife may etjdiliings v3e1ii:3SiD'ibuteS- O g ' td io 0 X 55 You t,hOUg A theif Te S9 3 U ' .Q . . 9 1nu9 May God Btjachers, evifrr 9501-gs aguushyou mnsi 0 Sincerely, ve 0 rea 1 Y Ou 3 . Q lo u now nefiib- ' ' may S0 E r Yourbe o I o by them 0 0 . O 0 . . o ' 0 - . . I at as 5 ,g'v-X Tiff' my 6. is . 'scigg K ii 'IX , fx Q W' .5 IZ' fs, Af. n box a - A B jg . -fc fgs gh L 4 -fi: .i 9.3, j g ...gg wa... . I ,A IFS: 7 n ,Wx e ff- 4 ' . AWQ, 11: , 5? :iff - 1 . 11. 4 7. ' '. if X : x .1-' .,, Q. it 3 - .' .fl rf... . ' 1 i . '35 fs . ' 'ff' fs-'sf I f E' I of' R ' 4 kk, fkfis J' f ..,f,, . . K W, . .. I K I xi if S , ,w ' 1 F - MRS. ELIZABETH AKER - HAge is more than just youth . English. Latin. MR. BOB LGRINN' BARRITT-':Com- rade teacheru. Art, annual, athletics. MISS BETTY BOGUE-::Our Types. typing, shorthand. MR. ROBERT CAPEL - 'gOId dog. Capel . English. psychology, athletics. MR. WALLACE CLEAVELAND - Dy. namite comes in little packagesw. Band. orchestra. MRS. MARY BETH DALEY-NHappy Birthday. Mrs. Dale-y . English. dra- matics. MISS WILDA FARMER-SINO one loves his job as heartily as a farmer . Typing. MR. STEPHEN FIELD-:Good place to buy dogs. Biology. MISS CLARA GATHMANN-HInstruo tion enlarges the powers of the mind . English. MISS DOROTI-IEA GIENGER - :SAS you sew. so shall you ripii. Home- making. MR. REUBEN HARRISOX - HCasey, c r i m e photographer . Journalism. D. O. MISS ROSEMARY HARTIN - nDonit hang on the nets.l,' Girls' gym. MR. ROY IESSEN -'cW'e,Il miss you, coachu. Biology. science. athletics. MR. EDWARD IEWIETT-'The science of life . Science. biology. MR. HAROLD JONES - May I have this d a n C e ? Typing, secretarial practice. MISS HELEN KOHR-'ITO a kind soul every task is noblef, English. MR. FRANK LA MANTIA- Pie are squared . mathematics, athletics. MR. RICHARD LESSENCER- Hot Rodder . Drivers' training. MR. RALPH LETTS-'6Climbs mountains in his dreamsn. Geometry. MISS ESTHER MADDEN-'cAnd glady would she learn and gladly teach . English, glogal geo- graphy. MR. ROBERT MANSON - '4Printers' ink for blood . Printing. MISS RUTH MOELLER-4'There is always a best way to do everythingn. English and history. MISS BARBARA MURRAY-Speech correction. MISS ALBERTA OLSON- Patience plus . Home- making and home nursing. MR. ORVILLE ORR-6'Never rise to speak unless you have something to sayn. Economics and selling. MR. FRANK PALUKA - Our pal Muzzey . History. MISS LILLIAN REITAN- Quietness is best . A' English and spanish. MISS MINNIE RUPP- A friend in need is a friend indedu. Algebra. MRS. MIRIAM SCHLEGAL-'LNoble in thought and mindu. Homemaking. 4 MISS GRACE SCHROEDER- There are assets and liabilities in people - this oneis an asset . Bookkeeping. ,S if wget? ,. g 1953 . fy X ,wa J In I L? .J ' , f J, 6. so W, ,W Lf I : mf- ,Q so . , . .4 3i.W.5f , f, ,fr f - 4' .5 . 5 7, ' v j' T sz? 7 ,, z Q ,f, Q, fi ,' A 3' 15532 f i f , iffy .ff , M4 ,,..,- , , . 1 .st ,Q 1 Q W' 5 W ff ,. 1 P 5 5 I f il' 2 A J 4 WM 7 M X, ff tai 7 Q ,x . 07 V fs ,em , W1 .. ' M, M . ..-It I 'ur' y -mics I 'fi X f I 'Q y ft .,f,fg,,0 ff, W I ,A 'X Za 2 i f , ' J , I I .f .. AWS X 5' I ,ws .A ff M.. f ,Q ,vm I ' ' Q. .. ,W 2 f ,A ' M ii' 'VW - Am ft v 4., .af f v. vas -s, me . ,w if ,- . 1 f ' Y' 1 . was Z' i f , few . . ,Q f fs . ,V we M' f ' 4 . f?7 't f ,jg 1 fi If I. W, Q, f,,, , ,M I, , MXSGT. LLOYD D. SCOTT-R. O. T. C. MR. GEORGE M. SCOTT-Shop, athletics. au.o mechanics. MR. JOHN M. SHELDON-electricity, mechanical drawing. MR. JOSEPH SKLENICKA-mathematics, physics, chemistry. MISS ELAINE C. SORENSEN-music. MISS MARGIE I. SMITH--vocal music. MR. WILLIAM R. SPICKERMAN-mathematics, debate, English. MRS. CLARA STRICKLAND-govenrment, mod- ern problems. MISS DOROTHY G. THORNTON-librarian MR. HOMMER C. TOWNSEND-general science. MISS MARTHA WANGBERG-American History, world history. Miss GARNET c. WELSCH-Civics, global geo- graphy. MISS HAEZL MILLER-English, journalism. 'QE 'NW' fc-'ff AM f., few 9 -fix iw -ii fl Ql 3 A4 X , Q ss , 1... If , ffiixg' if -Q .o':0.o'::..r: .', ' , I3 er w.sn-' L - .ga Q . FY Og, 3- - IJ! 0 'lu N President - John Chase As the chosen representative of the senior class John Chase shows exceptional quali- ties of leadership which combined with his superior scholastic record qualiies him to lead us as class president. Vice President - Bill Witzke As vice - president Bill Witzke brings a touch of humor and good Will. With his athl- etic ability and Well rounded personality he is Well suited as our vice - president. Secretary - Anne Myers , , Anne Myers, the sunny little blonde that is a friend to all is, the class secretary. . ' , I With her natural charm and her scholastic ability Anne is tops. ' . 0 .. 9 0 5 Treasurer - Margaret Schultz s o . 'a. ' ' ' Margaret Schultz sporting one of the highest scholastic records in the senior class ' ' 0 ' ' 0 . ' and is Well qualiied as senior class treasurer. 4. ,O 3 ,0, : 6 : ' o 0' 0 S ,' ,' o 0 0 0 1 , . ' o 0 4's: to '.::.2A:sl:s'r0. .::'o 5:?'S:..q:'gQ 0,3 :':' .J O . ' 0. f'? wana. si ' qm:, x6 zz tiff. 29.1 o 0 0 .5 0 xii: ' 0 lt.: . 0 4 Q 0 ' P A o Q0 o',.0.. - 1--asa' ' 5 Q., 0 J' 3' '. SEN 1 '-. '.:1',-',-'5-qs,-1 I I i . .' .-.,:,1-gggfiqgs. Graduating Class: 0 0 . ., '.!:. 5' 1 Q '. , 0. , :g5ti !xt . - . 1 j.:51:..3:.:.v ,g. , . gig., -'Z' . 4 ' o . .'g.o,:L. spy! og 0 ',0g...,.o oe gr' 4 .' : 0 , 1 0 . .2 1. .gyfoygg :tvs o:'lf0a..,0,.s go 0 0 ' ' 0 g 9. 4' S c 9 . , 5 0 . o O o . n 1 Q .E , v ' ' 0 0 9 0 ' O t 1 A 'ii iz, ' K s 5 'w saggy z WE ' 4 x ,N ,., M, . mssaz . ,., . f -wi gl, -Q 1 f-A4 K. li' 9' . 5.9 'Q' RONALD AHART-Manual Arts, student council, industrial, uThey're only great who are truly good BEVERLY ALDREDGE-Hmkg., Y. G. A. A., operetta, road show 4, girls' biology club, 4'Why gentlement prefer redheads.:- ROSENWALD ALEXANDER-Gen., transfer from Tech, co-captain from football, choir, operetta, By his clean sports L may remember him. HARRY ANDERSON-College Prep, '4Big surprises come in little packages 3 LEE ARNOLD-College Prep, debate team pres., International Relations, spanish club, national honor society, debate Clll biology club, student council, red cross. 'ilntelligence is like a river, the deeper it is, the quieter it runs THOMAS I. AULT-General, biology club, road show 1, operetta, The secret of success is constancy of purpose A CLARENCE A. BANGS-College Prep, national honor society, vice president, basketball, track, outstanding lst year cad mardi'gras, allied youth, international relations, Casey, school photographer show, assistant sports editor of Signal, prince of Jr. Prom, 'SA noble sportsman-h .V 1' RAMONA BARRON-College Prep, pres. of pep club, sec. of international relations, sergeant-at-arms of G. A. A., Girls, co M1 cil, HSnafu',, student council, Ir. red cross, girls, lounge, football court, UGirls of a few words are the best Uirlsf' I RUDY BARTELS-Gen., football, biology club. student council, lettermans club, annual staff, UA square player in a ff ALLEN BECKER-College Prep.g Jr. national honor society, student council, biology club, boys city, pres, of Intematio relations club, 'The record of a thing well done is to have done itf, ' f ROGER BETHERS-College Prep, Write me as one who loves fellow man. ROGER B151-10P..C01lege Prep, Boys State, mardi gras, biology, Such am I are youg but what I am. you cannot be-f' WILLIAM BONER-Gen., A good name is better than richesf, BILL BOWVEN-College Prep, band drum major captain of '52-'53 band, state march contest 3 yrs. Aksarben contest -1. scien club, biology club, mardi gras, Family Circlew, 'Strange Boardersw, road show 4, l'All mankind loves a lover. SHIRLEY BOYER-College Prepg associate editor of Signal, aurora, pep club, student colncil, red cross road shox sci Crazyw, choir, L'Messiahl,, uSweet converse of an innocent mind. ' Q-5' L 1 1 HAROLD BARNETT-College Prepg football, co-captain, basketball, track, Ir. Class pres., mardi gras, lettermans club, ' gif t fi, f ,gag , ,.xJq:, 5 , W' fs . Z g -ff-' ' .x.X f., ' , A s ,,,x ZH 'fs- , uf E' N tist 35 Qt 1, if 'sf' I an 1 g S lk . s ,xhA K I I If I Q W SI 1 1 fe X. 2 21, J E 'ic E' MARY BROWN-General, Signal staff, 4'Virtue is bold and goodness never fearfulf, JAMES BURKHART-Gen., football, golf, basketball, chairman of Jr.-Sr. Prom, Iettermans club, Family Circlev, road show, art director foperetta, mardi gras 752, '4Bon Zo goes to Tee Jee. JOE CALLAHAN-College Prep, mardi gras, operettas 3, road shows 3, choir, 4'Laugh and the world laughs with y0u.', NORMA JEAN CARMICHEAL-College Prep, library club, altruma, president, spanish club, student council, red cross, pep club, operetta 2, road show 4, choir, colonial ball 3, uKeeps her dates and dances straightfl BILL CARMICHEAL-College Prep, basketball, 4'As true as he lives.', MARIETTA CARSON-Steno., football court, mardi gras, girls' lounge, road show 3, aurora, pres., pep club, uI..et ignorance talk as it will-learning has its valuef' JACQUELINE MAE CARTER-Steno, Jr. National Honor Society, treasurer of National Honor Society, football court, mardi gras, girls' council, Vice-pres., E. H.A., pep club, office attendant, road show 2, HBy the work one knows his workmanshipf, JOE CAVALLRO- Clever men are good. JERRY CHADWICK-College Prep, 4'Man who came to dinnerw, Family Circle , c'Strange Boarderswfi From the crown of his head to the soles of his feet-he is mirthf' JOHN W. CHASE-College Prep, National Honor Society, junior honor society, pres. of Sr. class, football, mardi gras, boys state, student council, biology club, science club, presidents club, HPatience is necessary for genus. CAROLYN PAYE COGLEY-Steno., girls' council, girls' lounge, red cross, office attendant. nwhat is well done is done soon enough? CHARLES COLBYvManual Arts, Annual staff, Wllykef' KATHLEEN COLLINGS-College Steno., Jr. National Honor, football court, mardi gras, aurora treasurer, girls, council. li- brary club, student council, pep club, girls, lounge, 2nd team cheerleader, operetta 2. road show 4, The innocent are gaynv ROBERT DEAN COLMAN-College Prep, wrestling, letterman, golf, rifle team, Jr. red cross, student council. science club, biology club, International relations club, 'LNone but himself can be his parallel. MARJORIE COLWELL-Gen., road show 2, 4'Girls of few words are the best girlsf, JANICE COMLEYf A ccmely miss? V 0 A 14a'f'f2' t4f 7 ,if ' X M X X I a Zia, ' V fi , X, f , 2 ,xx V '7lhgf Q . , , , 23 , Q Q f fl 5 ......,........Z, L., Q, , ZW . f ff, ,, , f , W' f rw , f .V , 4 as X f X mai, i f f f , CV-M' t ERMA CORZINE-Steno., aurora parlimatarian, girls' council, girls' lounge, student council, pep club, choir, red cross, oper- etta 2, road show 4, Family Circle , Sunniest girl in all the world. EARL CHUM-Colleg Prep, football, wrestling, spanish club, HThere is no wisdom like franknessf' DICK CULTON-College Prep, wrestling, 'gl-lis mischief we'll never betray. LLOYD CUNDIFF- Ambition has no risk. LEONARD DAMON- Silence give consent? RONALD DEEDS-Manual Arts, operetta 2, 4'Let his deeds speak for him. CARY DENNIS-College Prep, science club, The reward ofa thing well done is to have it done. FAYE JO ANNE DENTON-Hmkg.g pres. club, pres. library club, vice-pres. student council, treasurer of So. Wfest Iowa Slll' dent coulncvils. Sec: of altruma, vice-pres. altruma, Ir.-Sr. prom court, colonial ball, girls' council, football court, opereill 2, 47arniiy Circle , road show 4, choir, 4'May Fetew, red cross, pep club, Sgt.-at-arms, annual staff, glee, 2nd team ched- leader, track court, C-Life ci' the party. PAUBLA DeSANTlACO JR ll f'repg s-spanish club, Vice-Pres., road show. Wfhe quiet type. SUP CAHOLYN DUl'IFiIiZi--431'-Y' van?-ii club, peg: ciuli-, ld. H. A., red cross, nlramily Circlen HSlxe k1'af,','.s whafs bestj, CURTIS .ENGELA-Manoa? Aria lflfjlll gii ll, lyaslfefball, R. O. T. C., boysi glee, annual staff, 44Hot rod happy? ANC-ELINA ELO?-HCH---Hnxlsg., i .15 :rch-1.3, Y. C. A. A., road show, uHer life may be long and happy? HELEN FERFAHlQl,l.O4--Stemw., il, A., road show, The joys of marriage are heaven on earthf, JOAN FEHRARLLLO-Gen., Signal f,L:,i'f, road show, L'Wedlock in a Pedlockf, JOHN FLANAGAN--Man, Artsg ulleddy Kilowattf, A GAYLE GAVER--College Prep, alturma, sec. Y-teen, sec. girls' council, red cross, pep club, Y. G. A. A., sciefq ,t , , show 4, operetta 2, 'cMessiah,', choir, 'Tamily Circlen, colonial ball, Signal staff, mardi gras, uBoystown, U, PQ. ' ma 7 an-W s X,,,,..fv fi sv Ni A. if V ff X X X I jx N' 1 git f af X X fi A it .1 y f f W it . y, ,rt at f 3 W W. f X f f f X. . ff? , f 4 i bm I .14 2 STELLA BELL GNADER-General, transfer from A. L., annual staff club editor, D1g'Il8l stan, 'Yeacnes anu cream. LaVONDA GRIEEIS--Steno., Y. G. A. A. pres., pep club, red cross, student council, road show 3, 'iLove is a beautiful dreamf, BERNARD HAIZLIP--Manual Arts, wrestling, lettermans club, uHe has a future. IOYCE HALL-College Prep, Lib. club, vice-pres. spanish club, vice-pres., girls' council, altruma, pep club, mardi gras, student council, red cross, football honor court. BEVERLY JEAN HANSEN-Steno., E. H. A., pres., altruma, pep club, Y-teen, allied youth, operetta l, road show, choir, glee, 4'The noblest mind the best contentment hasfj DONALD J. HANSEN-College Prep, quill and scroll, track, football, basketball, wrestling manager, debate team 2, Signal staff, biology club, science club, road show I, opertta 1,'LThat little world the human mindf' VIARIORIE HANSEN-General, road show 2, Y. C. A. A., 'cNothing can be purchased which is better than a true friend? VIAROL ELAINE HATCI-IER-College Prep, football court, road show 4, band majorette, glee, orchestra, operetta 2, pres. , club altruma, sec. and pres. student council, science club, mardi gras, pep club, Y-teens, red cross, '4Man's best friend? :JARLENE HEATH-Steno., debate club, spanish club, football court, student council, 4'Sunniest in all the land. WILLIAM FRANKLIN HEMPEL, IR.-Manual Arts, HSleep is Happiness. :HARLES R. HICI-IMAN-College Prep, vice-pres., International relations, vice-pres., allied youth, operetta 1, uSnafu . Man Who Came to Dinnern, 'CSO I sit talking with my mindf, IAROLYN HILL-General, student council, red cross, road show, a'Blest is the bride on whom the sun doth shinef, QAY HOUGH-Steno., student council, pep club, girls' lounge, alternate, allied youth, road show 1, c'lVIay Eetev uLove under- stands loveg it needs no tall-cf, QARRY HOUGI-I-General, football, c'Eamily Circle , '4lVlan Who Came to Dinnerf, road show, R. O. T. C., annual staff, While we are asleep we are all equal. LEO HOUGH-Manual Arts, R. O. T. C., mardi gras, jr. red cross, student council, Signal staff, ulust that kind of kid. M. IVIARCELIA HOUGH-College Prep, Signal staff, operetta 2, choir, glee, uEa,mily Circle , '4lVlan Who Came to Dinner 'Strange Boardersw, Y-teens, International Relations club, sec., Y. G. A. A., red cross, allied youth, science club, uThe en- durance of victory born. -... K. K 5. '. f , . j J, . ia, 'f .cr If , ,, fir-' ,ww if 1 i :N as ,V A A- , X. ,V W, 1, , ff H 'W 'f 'N X 'am V I f f. sv , X , f ff .3 i A , y . r . , , s . .7 ffl ,V H, g ' g - .. ' Us 1 oi Y 5 . . . v ,, V '2 6' . af , g ., f t 4 ' 4 z , uf s fo. .. . . 'f , .. fx, H i .r,f WWQQ5 4 . w a . Q5-r. .M l . f ff ' to 4? 3 ' ,V , 1 f V ' ' 'X L 1 ' 5 'M i I . I ,s . I ,V Ms ,V W, , E . 1 ,, V ,V ,X ,gf rw f Q , y P . , y , W ,V X. ,V KENNETH HOWELL-College Prep, debate, Arm thyself for the truthf' RAYMOND E. HUNT-College Prep, football, wrestling, mardi gras, letterman, student council vice-pres., pres. of wrestling club, pres. club, road show 3, Bigger than the both of usf, DOROTHY IVES-Gen., Y-teens, pep club, library club, road show 1, :The quiet industrial girlf' IO MARGIE IAGGER-Gen., red cross, girls' lounge, spanish club, road show 1, 'LA faithful friend is the medicine of lifff' LARRY JENSEN-Colleg Prepg Wllruth is the highest thing that man may keepf, DARRELL IOI-lANSEN4Coilege Prep, football, basketball, red cross, letterman club, choir, road show, operetta, Sea-goingf bellhopf' FRANCIS JAMES JOHNSON-College Prep, football, basketball, track manager, mardi gras, letterman club, student Conn. cil, red cross, choir, road show 11-, operetta 3, 'LThe all-in all of life-content. - JOHN R. KERN -Manual Arts, road show 1, operetta, choir, 'LI have a single track mind. 5 gffltpgifg,'ifiilaipsiiiifanilfiiaifiiiizitifiolbiiiiihiiiiiigaf3f.iinDIfliiZIEedii?m1lY Cmlena usmnge Boardem' mi MARY ALICE KING-Gen., pep club, F. H. A., uln everything give tha,nks.', E5 GARY KIRK-College Prep, annual staff, mardi gras, boys city, student council, Hwhy aren't they all contented like me? i DORIS KNISS-General, Signal staff, annual staff, c'Sweet girls are the best girlsf' f CELINE KOHLES-General, football court, pep club, aurora,Y-teens, g'Personality plus. Vi MAUREEN KRATZKE-College Prep, girls' council, Y-teens, V. Pres., International Relations. road Show 4. hon ..,, h 'f captain, band, student council, secretary, red cross, Science club, pep club, Annual stafl, National Honor Societgiiuifilihazt GERALDINE LOUISE LABER-General, office attendant, pep club, red cross, 'cliyes for no one-but you. BARBARA LANDmGeneralg altruma, operetta 4, c'Messiah ,'gParking takes Land? ix 3 BEVERLY KING-Cfbllege PTCPQ lr. National Honor Society, football court, pres. of girls' council, altruma library club, Pei l A to her there was an Annual? Ji 5 Q: C' 7 V 2 ix Y , wx x i X ff . 35 . g CQ' I '-W7 -mv , -any aff f'f,- -, in , 'Wills .y . is , .af - Q f isfh , .r f Q .4 nf fr-ff 1 ' - f w f 7 f' , TWILA La POlNTFvCollege Prep, altruma, Sgt.-at-Arms, pep club, red cross, V. Pres., Latin Club, Family Circle , road shows 3, office attendant. girls, lounge. HBehind every great man therels a womanf' KENNETH M. LARSEN4lVlanuel Arts, biology club, '4Behind the cross there's the Devilfl DARLENE LAUVER-Steno., Ir. Nat. Honor Society, pep club, library club, girls' council, red cross, operettas 2, road shows 3, uMessiah'7. ' ?ATRICK LAVVSON-St. Francis transfer, Wfhere is a crown for us all somewhere. RITA LINDSEY-College Prep, Signal staff, Y-teens, pres. red cross, Y. G. A. A., glee, science club, biology club, pep club, road show, operetta, 'LVVho,s my next pen-pal? ANNA D. MCCORMAICK-Hmkg., Curiosity is little more than another name for hope? ,, 'JIAROLD MCDONALD-College Prep, civil air patrol, science club, International Relations club, Your hero should always be tall, you know. DARLENE MAE MCINTOSH-Hmkg., F. H. A., 'tHe is only rich, who owns the dayf' IUTH MCMARIGILL-Gen., girls, council, altruma, pep club, girls' lounge, student council, red cross, allied youth, HFamily , Circleu, 'cGaily I lived as ease and nature taughtf' DALE W. MAHRT-Manuel Arts, wrestling, lettermans club, football. OHANNA DEE MATHIESEN-College Prep, altruma V. Pres., Y-Teen, Sec. pep club, science club, Y. G. A. A., Signal staff, road show, G'Family Circle , HOur hopes, than our fearsf' EJIIKF. MEIDLINGER-College Prep, football, HWe are all driven by the same force. OANNE MICHAELIS-Steno., aurora, pep club, library club, red cross, road show 4, operetta, HMessiah Little but mightyf' ,JUANE MONTGOMERY-Manual Arts, co-captain wresting, football, lettermans club, Lfwhy all this toil for triumphs of an 'hour?,' 'hr XNNE MYERS-Steno, Sr. class Sec., choir, Altruma, football court, wrestling court, colonial ball, road show l-2-3-41-. IAYMOND L. MYERS-College Prep, wrestling, football, track basketball, outstanding squad leader '52, R. O. T. C., student council, science club, biology club, leterman club, internation relations, Wfhe Man Who Came to Dinner , HFamily Circlew, Strange Boardersn, road show, operetta, aHe plays his part well. , ' QC , :Qian , , , I I X J rf , 7 W 1 if , if 7? H5 ji Z Ye, X , , f if f ff' if 1 ff? .sf f if ::,.wrf-Y A ' wf - 4 , .rfaf,.:-fx -- 'f f f a n X J 13135 ,',,,j1g:,ff?',.,p FA? ix 4 , 4 . , f, ,. Q, yf' ,.,,,' 4 Z r ?' Z -al' f fd, MARIE NICK-College Prep, 2nd team cheerleader, piano, pep club, altruma, red cross, glee, choir, Family Circlen, oper- etta 2, road show. NANCY OBERDORFER-College Prep, transfer from Louisiana, Football Queen '52, cheerleader, aurora, secretary, glrli' council, sec. student council, library club, red cross, pep club, operetta, roadshow, choir, mardi gras. MARJORIE O'BRIEN-General, red cross, pres. girls, council, aurora, student council, pep club, football court, road show 3, mardi gras, Queen of Ir.-Sr. prom. DONALD D. O'HARA-Manual Arts, football, basketball, baseball, golf, R. O. T. C., NT. J.'s gift to the Frau's. SHIRLEY PARKS-College Prep, football court, cheerleader, Ir. Nat. Honor Society, Nat. Honor Society, altruma treas., girls' council, student council pres., pres. club, spanish club, pep club, mardi gras, sextet, choir, operetta, road show 4. SHIRLEY PARISH-Hmkg., pep club, 'iMay Fetef' 'EQuiet but sincere. ,IACQUELINE PHILIPS-College Steno., Nat. Honor society,Jr. Nat. Honor Society, girls' state, girls' council, aurora, set- library club, pep club, cheerleader, Ir. class sec., Ir.-Sr. Prom court, annual attendant, road show 4, operetta 2, Family Circlen, May Fete football court, choir, sectette, student council, red cross, D. A. R. representative. Y-teens. mardi eras, i'Love is like measles, we all have to go through it. ' M JANET POFFENBARCER, College Prep, girls, council, girls, lounge, pep club, red cross, choir Y-teens, road show Opera l . 2, uwhat we have to earn to do, we do by doing 7' ' I I ' I DALE POOLE-Manual Arts, prom court, wrestling, mardi gras. 'iChop top, GAYLE PAULSONgSteno., spanish club, girls, lounge, red Cross, alternate, 'AI-Iappiness is goodlinessy, M' NORMAN PRICE-Manual Arts, track, R. O. T. C., mardi Gras. debate. st d t 'I d road show 4, biology club. D u en counci , re cross, dramatics, 'Tamily Circle FRANCES QUINTUS-Steno., pep club, L'May Fetev, uVVhat she wants in up and down, she hath it round about. if PATRICIA ANN RABUCK-Steno., pep club, c'T'is a credit to any good girl to be neat. NAOMI RADLIFF-Steno., MCirl Crazyv, uNaughty Mariettaw, road show l, glee club, choir. CAROLYN JOAN RAMSEY-College Prep, Mardi Gras, jr. red cross. road show. glee, DONALD LEON RACER-College Prep, football, wrestling, golf, rifle team, uCharacter is much easier kept that fecmere fwfr 15' in VN. X fs 4 2 N. x as Y f 'Q' K ,K g, 1 1Q of DALE RANKIN-Industrial arts, basketball, R. O. T. C., biology club, student council, Rankin' high at T. J. high. JAMES REDMOND-General Course, wrestling, football, boys city, student council, biology club, lettermans club, orchestra band, uthe Man who Came to Dinner. 1 JO ELLEN REED-College Prep, pep club, choir, road show, l-2-3-4, Girl Crazy, Naughty Marietta, Messiah, NQuiet as a mouse. BARBARA RICHARDSON-Homemaking Course, altruma, Anything for a quiet lifeff IANET ROCKWELL+College Prep, L'Friendship can be bought only by friendship. lr. Class treas., football court, auroa, pep club, red cross, mardi gras, girls, council, Jr. Class Play, Naughty Marietta, Roadshows l, 2, 3, Girls Crazy, choir. .QARRY ROWLEH -General Course, National Honor Society, football, basketball, track, mardi gras, letterman club, road show 1, HMake mine womenf, IEROME E. RYAN-General, He makes god use of his opportunitiesf' RONALD SAGE-Manual Arts, track, basketball, Student Council, '4Unless a man works-he can never find what he can dof' QETTY SATRAPA-College Course Steno, Y. G. A .A., MAS merry as the day is longf' JIARGARET SCHULTZ-Steno., Senior Class Treasurer, Jr. National Honor Society, Student Council, Red Cross, Presidents club, pep club, aurora, President, Sergeant-at-Arms, Girl Crazy, The Red Mill, Naughty Marietta, Messiah, Road Show l, 2, 3, 4, State Music Contest, Girls, Sextet, Acapella choir, mardi gras. SEVERLY SCHUSTER-Steno., New at T. J. EHIRLEY SHIPLEY-General Course, Altruma, girls' lounge, pep club, red cross, road show l, 2, 3, 4, girls' glee, :'Her virtue X, is franknessf' QEROY SHOWERS-College Prep, It takes a good worker to do good. XIRGINIA SLUYTER-General Course, pep club, altruma, spanish club, girls, lounge, uSilence is preciousf' RICHARD SMITH-Manual Arts, Nl'll try anything oncef, XIARY ANNE SONDAG-College Prep, Wrestling Queen, Jr. National Honor Society, Aurora, cheerleader, e club ffirl ' P P 1 5 lounge alternate, student council secretary, choir, Signal Staff, football court. road shows, l, 2, 3, 4, Girl Crazy Roboerta, 4 Red Mill, Naughly Marietta, May Fete, Mardi Gras, His wish is her command. 4749 PM W NWWQW to , PHYLLIS SPEER-Stenox Jr. Natl Honor Society, altruma, pep club girls lounge, red cross, May fete, road show 1-2-3-4, uSnafu,7, Girls' Glee, F. H. A., Y. G. A. A., uOnce you know her you'll never forget her.', ETHEL TAYLOR-Hmkg.g G. A. A., F. H. A., usmiles are worth rnillionsf, CLYDE THOMAS-Manual Arts, '4The good course of life has proven to he the silent onef, TILLIE TORREZ-Hmkg.g pep club, red cross, choir, Y-teens, altruma, 'AAs inocent as a newly laid egg. CLAUDINE TURNERfSteno.g Altruma, road show 2. pep club, girls, lounge, NAS calm as the wave of an ocean. GLEN L. VALLIER4College Prep, uHis every act shows his franknessf' RITA VON DOLLEN-Steno, Sec. F. H. A., Sec.-Treas. pep club, girls' lounge red g'Wh ' V ' ' th D , cross, at ever 15 worth doing IS wor ' doing wellf, DONNA WAKEFIELD-College Steno.g rnardi gras, Nat. Honor Soc., cheerleader, Y-teens, 'rl ' 'l Il 1 34 Q F 1. C I w 44 - ,, .. . N . H51 S COUIQICI , treas., prom COP pep club, aurora, -2- - , ami y . irc e , Naughty Marietta , Girl Crazy , choir, May F'ete', red cross, wrestlm court, road show, HA good worker is ever in dernanclf, ' CHARLES VVALBRIDGE-College Prep, Nat. Honor Soc.. mardi gras, Naughty Marietta, uQuality is not accidental it is th result of intelligent effort. ' LARRY VVARD-Colle e Pre g footb ll. R. O. T. C X g p a ., Ir. play, NEvery man's task is his life preserverf' AVIS VVATSON-Hmkg.g wfhe genuine truth of essence never diesf, JOYCE VVHITE-Hmkg.g uMy memory is the thing with whichl forgerf, LUTHER WHITE-General, boys, glee, spanish cl-uh, choir, Naughty Marietta , 4'His smile is his constant companion. DALE VVILDING-HMan is never alone while his courage keeps him cornpanyf, DICK VVILLIAMS-General, vice-pres., Jr. class, football, student council, dramatics, operetta, HDon't recite so loudlY, ll sleeping. N ED WILSON-Manual Arts, football, Teenicide Tedf, N f ' t ,Eff ,ff . , ,,,, , A . use . 5 , -0--ew W x aj, sfwtf ,X ' Tv. 79' 1. , ff' 5 f W 5,0 .. W , , -4' '24 I ' so P we A ., , ,f FDC ii FTW u se Q, fn JQ4 f X , 'iff V W if X fel' 1 7 , . , ww lgqvs J f 'ss ' W W1 X X W f AUP , f if , f 2 gf S4 5 f 0 . ff ' f, 4 as 7 7 , 9 asain u , 'aff' fd? , ' f , f f r 1 v , E 'Q, ,,f,, 'I Q , , uf il Z, H i if ' 4 j f 9IAROLD WINGER-General Course, football, wrestling, basketball, lettermans club, student council, biology club, With- out tact you can learn nothing? BILL VVITZKE-College Prep, vice-pers. Sr. class, wrestling, f'We make a living by what we get, we make a life by what we give? PHILLIP WRAY-General Course, football, wrestling, track, lettermans club, color guard, student council, biology club, red cross, uGirls are bothersome, but I like to be bothered? DONALD YATES-General Course, basketball, red cross, art club, annual staff, baseball, 'aWhen I've nothing else to do I come to school? NILA ZAHNLEY-General Course, Ir. National Honor Society, football attendant, Signal staff, mardi gras, girls' council, altruma, pep club, Y-teens, Ir. National Honor Society, road show I, 2, 3, 4, Girl Crazy, Naughty Marietta, uBe good sweet maid and let those who can be clever? DIXIE CAMPBELL-College Prep, Transfer from California, Wllhe California Kid? DAVE EENSKE-Manuel Arts, MAII nature wears one universal grin? RUTH GRIFFIN-College Prep, KNO lady is ever a gentleman? MARILYN THOMPSON-Steno., 66An artful woman makes a modern saint? WILMA MARTIN-General Course, HYou are one half woman, and one half dream? JERRY L. REYNOLDS-College Prep, football, basketball, track, lettermans club, student council, Beware I am Bashful?,' Max-K-9 course, major in sun-bathing, ulndependent as the day is long? C A SS HIS RY I,fn-,yiy,.gW5w4wf,.,vf1:fwf ' X' fish 1 9 3 As the semor year comes to a close, we all thmk back to the many happy times we have spent together with our many classmates and friends Times have been tough and times have been happy but never the less you will remember all of your school days 1n the future Remember the J unior Senior prom the Mihtary Ball the plavs and the many dances we have sponsored? Of course you remember and you know you will miss them all very much Many of us can remember the magazme sale that was sponsored by the whole school, and whole-hearted way we spent our spare t1me to raise money for our school. The Christmas card sale proved very economical and succesful for we seniors, who went out and really put our time and energy to good use. Now as we march down the field to Poms of Circumstancef' we shed a tear or two for leaving the friends and school, which seemed like our l family and home for the fom' years we have spent in its surroundings. UNIDR Class With the beginning of Spring graduation time grows near. And thus next fall the Juniors will take the places left vacant by the Senior class. With various outstanding talents represented in the class of 1954, it expects to maintain the highest standards set by the previous Senior Class at Thomas Jefferson High School. President Dennis Drake with Secretary Marilyn Young and Treasurer Leo Tierney make up the panel of the Junior class The sponsors elected by the class are Mrs Daley and Mr Scott Class llffieers James Philpott, Junior class President, and Vice if M. .int lx? W wtfrifsitiirftggq my K f A Q ff 5 W, ' 47 SMC if .d22,Yi'? ww A f f .fi 1253 , ,af , nn X ,f if y ' K ffce , 2 . A ,, QV 7 Q ' .xl - , iw 5 E 415 ' ff' Wg , SUI V' f ess K. . ls: E A ' I f , K 2 ,A .,,., ,. lf,.,Q.3-.L,- I , wr r. A. , , .J K Fvfibr rv f .1 '- .N4tQ'.l1. lf-1523 f ,fins , i, I, 1 X ,sv J., sff f Qlf'-TlN',,1f3s 58? S9 X 1 K y is frwkw 'hw ' t 4. ,y 'W f't4 is W nn 'A X iv W , ii if ' 4. 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Foreman Mary Louis Franks Deanna Freeman Row Six Laura Lee Freeman Janet Gammon Janice Gammon Karen Gaver Patricia Gibson Betty Gilbert Row Eight Frank Gnader Jean Anne Godden Dona Goldsberry Row Nine Jack Graham Charles Grant Don Graybill Row Ten Charles Greening Claudine Greer Pat Gregerson Row One Marcine Griffin Ted Haines Kathy Hanafan Row Two Robert Hansen Patricia Harriman Joanne Hartenhoff Row Three Ralph Head . Clarabelle Henderson James Henderson Row Four Sandra Hensley James Herman Jerrianne Hickman Hou Five David Hill Patty Hill David Holmes liow Six Nancy Homan Don Hoover Lorraine Hough How Seven Homer Houser Jack Humes Earl Hunt Row Fight Sara Hurd Jacquline Jacoba Lois Jacobsen Row Nine Suzanne Jacobsen Lyle Johnson Walter Kelley How Ten Carolyn Kennedy Gerald Kennedy Duane Kinart 5 is , 1 Q -ff' ,em v 1 ,i X Jiri ,, y .M I -it gf WS? kv f 1' 'ir tvs! f 'H li .af .. I, f , ,,'. i m is ..' 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Row Three: Clarence Bangs, Marti Jo Weber, Twila La Pointe, Sandy Spitznagle, Dixie Bell, Peggy Wheeler, Rose Dinovo, Janie Coffman, Connie Wilson, Sharie Wonderlick, Yvonne Dew, Pauline Phillips, Marjorie Roush, Judy Lindberg, Ruth McManigill, Catherine Coffey. Row One: Ronnell Doughman, Grace Schroeder, Jean Codden, Karlene Emily Tingley, Esther Madden, Sandra Z Q Row One: Erma Corzine, Jacke Phillip, Kathleen Collings, Nancy Oberderfer, Jackie Carter, Beveryl King, Donna Wake- field, Shirley Parks, Joyce Hall, Darlene Lauver. Row Two: Maureen Kratzke, Beverly Hardisty, Barbara Johnson, Ruth McManigill, Faye Denton, Janet Poffenliargei Sandy Spitznagle, Ramona Barron, Gayle Caver, Carolyn Cogley. Row Three: Margie O'Brien, Janet Rockwell, Liz Clark, Judy Lindberg, Eilen Christensen, Joan Easdale, Connie Handschy, Janet Jenkins, Ruth Morgan, Nila Zahnley. Row One: Miss Wangberg, Allen Becker, Lee Arnold, Ramona Barron. Row Two: ,lim Thompson, Maureen Kratzke, Jim Zahnley, Bob Ashley, Harold McDonald, Bill Watt. I 1. Zbwum Row One: Shirley Parks, Lorraine Hough. Laura Lee Freeman, Claudia Finney. Anne Myers, Mary Reed, Virginia Sluyter, Barbara Richardson. Twila La Pointe, Marie Nick, Ruth Morgan, lane Underwood, Joyce Hall, Kay Butler, Nila Zalianley. Row Two: Claudine Turner. Phyllis Speer, Shirley Shipley, Beverly Hansen, .lacke Carter Adeline Clark, 1 Wagner, Martha Fields. Norma Carmiclioe., Carmen Sanders, Barbara Land, Johanna Mathiesen, Gayle Gaver Carer. Doris , Karen Row Three: Miss lvelsch, Ruth Malllanigill, ,lacks Vfalker. Lorene Nixon. Charlene Watts, Faye Dentgn Hatcher. Bev King, Doreen Griffith, Connie Wilsori. Sharion Rankin, Sybil Goldsberry, Bev Hardiffty, Eileen ianseii. Sally Dugger, Kay Morgoven. Carole Smith. , Carol Christ- ' no on soc: C C Q C O Row One: John Chase, Larry Rowley, Marilyn Bryant, Jackie Carter, Connie Handshy, Barbara Hunt, Kathleen Collings, Roger Bishop, Allen Becker, Beve rly King, Donna Wakefield, Nancy Oberdorfer. Joyce Hall, Jackie Phillips, Lee Arnold, Leo Tienery, Wendell Jones, Eileen Christenson, Marilyn Young, . Janet Harriman, Charles Waldbridge, Janet Jenkins, Janet Rockwell, Clara Strickland, Margie O'Brien, Nila Zahnley, Maureen Kratzke, Margaret Schultz, Clarence Bangs. Q Zhe top of the honor' roll. , . A ,g . lr' V 0 1 is the first prerequisite for membership in the National Honor Society. ':.. I Members are selected for qualities of leadership, character, and service. NN, v, f ng... , o 'V ' ,S 0:0 O. 0 P oi Q ' f 5 I I o 0 ' 'QQ' ' o ' 0,4 ' Q' ' Q 0 Q ' an .0 ' . . . A .f . o 0. . . ' 0' . 0 o C 0 0 0 Q ' Q g 0 ' 0 o.g oo 0 0 9 , ,' Off 0 ' Q O :.t B9 00 9 ' 0 f Q 4 c l's O O . . 0 ,x . , . . : , y . . ' . a , 3 9 . , , ... Ps 0,002 ,015 l'g'0 f 0 al 5 f' ' I 9 A f 'rw Left to Right: Gayle Burner, John Chase, Catherine Coffee. Wendell Jones, Beverly Zarp. mime Wamamadew of z4 ' Ro O ez Jane U fle d, M, ' O'B do 'ch, J H ll, E l Ch f J k' ' Beam nl-Iansena YQ rr? 'JarLI Gra. vi can owe ve yn aen anet Jen ms, Jackle Carter, y nn ew, ac re arzctt, Donna Lou Beach, Sherrell Roberts. Row Two: Eliflia Nunez, Jerrianne Hickman, Claudine Crer, Phllis Slezak, A l tt H h , P ' ' kh Kathy Hanafan, Pat Sanders, Carolyn Schenck, Carolyn Jones, Jacoba N0cha.r e a ug eq, atncla Bur art, Row Three: Joyce Akers. Sharon Munch, Laura Lee Freeman, Jo Ann P t' , J ' M11 ' Mary Joanne Lee, Katherine Peters V ri S 'h C l ' mn we amce 1 ard' Joan McNeil, on, er a mn , aro e Johnson, Phyllss Hoffman, Jean Feargusfm Row Four: Carole Smith. Bwineille Thornton, Mary King, Kaye Kohles, P t M h ' l Maybery. Pat Moss. Carole Gallaher, Mary Lou Cundiff Kay Brendle, Vir?ziniaaClhrolcyl g:rifiYl:1ieElel31E1eEJZhZl Young, Connie Johnaon. ' g ' IL Row One: Lillian C. Reitan Lola W'atkins, Nellie Anderson, Leota Ann Konecny, Dolores Brown. Betty Reed. Klirianm Robinson. Row Two: Don Tiemey, Don Ellis, Bob XlcGillicuddy ,Jack Teller, Ray Fritcher, C. O. Davis, Ken- neth Brown, William Jones, Earl Crum. Row Three: Barbara Teager, Norma Newman. Helen Espinosa, Christina Elonich, Lois Ann Jacobsen, Pat Cregerson. Sandra Gregerson, Rose Dinovo, Virginia Cook, Sue Durfey, Shirley Parks, Kathryn Nowling, Jo Marie Jagger. Row One: Katherine Peterson, Ruth Springer, Karen Blue, Featoer Dell Schluter, Eleanor Putnam. Elizabeth Vernon, Arletta Hughes, Jacke Garrett, Carolyn Scheinck. Row Two: Nancy Collins, Barbara King, Burneitte Thornton, Justene Bahnsen. Marylouise Franks, Pat Mahoney. Harriet Aten. Karlene Emily Tingley, Betty Gilbert. Row Three: Pat Peterson, Pat Moss, Kay Brendle, Nellie Anderson, Janice Lytle, Ann Tiedemann, Sally Jensen, Jackie Jacoba, Margaret Larsen, Kathryn Lloyd, Cayle Bruner, Betty Williams. Swine s -' MF - Row One: Fred Hall, Feather Dell Schluter, Martha Mudra, Sandra Taylor, Leota Ann Konency, Janet Jenkins, Crystel Stogdill, Leilani Lyon, Rosanne Robinson. Row Two: Judy Mueller, Virginia Weatherill, Huberta Arnold, Sue Kruse, Mary Ann Sonders, Shirley Parks, Marti Jo Weber, Janet Gammon, Pearl Dinovo, Nancy Homan. Row Three: Kenneth Brown, Joe Cavalaro, John Chase, Ray Myers, Jim Redmond, Tom Austin, Burkhart, Orville Orr, Sponsor. Row Four: Beverly Hardisty, Elizabeth Christensen, Janet Harriman, Marilyn Young, Ron Sage Marian Fost, Carolyn Hill, Erma Corzine, Faye Denton, Margaret Schultz, Jerry Reynolds. Row One Janet Poffenbarger, Claudine Turner, Shirley Shipley, Kathleen Collings, Marietta Carson, Marilyn Thomp- on Rita Von Dollen, Jo Marie Jagder, Ramone Barron, Row Two: Dorothy Ives, Mrs. Clara Strickland, Erma Corzine, Ruth McManigill, Kay Hough, Frances Quimug M ary Kin Gayle Paulson, Carolyn Cogley, Carolyn Ramsey. K i i ,4wzcvm LL: Row One: Judy Drake, Connie Hardschy, Pat Mathisen, Huberta Arnold, Joyce Spitznagzle, Joanne Michaelis, Jackie Phillips. Kathleen Collings, Sandy Spitznagle, Jeanette Kenyon, Liz Clark, Pat Murphy, Rose Dinovo, Sue Kruse. Row Two: Margie O'Brien, Janet Gammon, Janice Gammon, Navey Homan, Arma Jo Chase, Pat Lamb, Pauline Phillips, Barbara Armstrong, Patti Niemann, Pearl Dinovo, Vlaerie Spurgzin, Celine Kohles, Sheron Bremholm, Marilyn Young. Row Three: Shirley Rhoades, Nancy Oberdorfer, Donna Wakefield, Meg Schultz, Erma Corzine, Janet Rockwell, Sandra Rogers, Janice Hemstedt, Nancy Smith, Jan Harriman, Barbi Johnson, Judy Lindberg, Norma Jewett, Eliza- beth Nelson, Marian Fost. zeaamcm E I-ll f ,' Row One: Sandra Case Suzzie Armstrong Sharon Wahl Sheryl Dickensen Row Two: Verna Parker Janet Young Kaye Shively Linda Moss Qdwz' 'feam 6 dew ,, w ff f A , ,ff ,Ww,,, ,M,.. A,5fw4. ,W ,W M M, VJ? Z? ,ifff f f g , f X W 7 WY A ,Wi if ,fa W Y? fff , ,V , f ,f r ff ,,' ff X fffff fmf zjfyk ,ff , ig ix Xg S3ll'lllli M XDTZ5 i . -5 f f l ln'f 1 1 gi'6,fflf9 V,l,l'8xgx NN AX f mm dmc Judy Lindberg Shirleyy Rhoades Donna Wakefield Shirley Parks Jackie Phillips Nancy Oberdorfer Joyce Hall Pat Mathisen Joanne Walters Huherta Arnold Pauline Phillips Patti lo Tohias Sharon Brenholm Sue Kruse Ron One: Margaret Schultz, Faye Denton, Doreen Griffith, Twila La Pointe, Joanne Michaelis, Kathleen Collings, Lois Jacobsen, Bahara Mahrt, Rose Dinovo, Mary King, Ruth McManigill, Beverly King, Mary Ann Carlin. Jean Townsend. Nancy Ryan, Margie Colwell, Virginia Sluyter. Rows Two: Shirley Parrish, Kathryn Lloyd, Darlene Lauyer, Claudine Turner, Cerrie Laher, Nancy Homan, Arnia J-0 Lhase, Margie Rousch, Patti Niernann, Joyce Dunn Sharie Woliderlick, Karen Bogardus, Janice Sprinkel, Ruth Springer. Be-ver.y Zarp, Row Three: Nellie Anderson, Erma Corzine, Janet Rockwall, Carol Hatcher, Marie Nick, Kay Hough, Karen Nic- lutire. Pat Moss. Kay Brondle, Pat Lamb, Jackie Garrett, Margaret Larsen, Ann Curtis, Janet Gammon Kaye Johnson. Sandra Rogers, Maureen Kratzke. THE 0155... Sz 774 Row One: Pat Mathieson, Huberta Arnold, Barbara Beeman, Patty JoTo Tohia, Joyce Spitznagle, Pauline Phillips. Sharon Bremholm. Sue Kruse, Claudia Finney, Dixie Stuart, Mary Jane Thomas, Shirley Sullivan, Doris Porter. Marilyn Yountl, Janet Harriman, Janet Kenyon. Row Two: Betty Christensen, Sally Dugger, Beverly Hardisty, Norma Anderson, Barbara Johnson, Sandra Spitz- nagle, Norma Jewett, Elizabeth Clark, Janice Hemstedt, Eileen Christensen, Jackie Carter, Rose Ann Robinson, Mary Louis Foreman, Row Three: Eledia Nune, Norma Jean Thacker, Rehecca Rocha, Mary Louise Franks, Patsy hlahony, Nlary Reed Katherine Carlin, Jaoba Rocha, Jean Godden, Janice Millard, Virginia Weatherill, Patty Payne, Sharline Sturgeon MQ,-y JC Bgrggg-Ang Mary Lou Cundiff, Evelyn Chafen, Jean Howell, Janet Jenkins. Z 4? ,M n C vi T Row One: lone lN'lcHargue., lfmilv Timlley., Karen Blue, Kay KohleS- Row Two: Sharon Wahl, Huw lulmwn. Slmdffi ROHEYS- Row Three: Harrv Garreii, Wiiiimn HOWHI- Glen Hager- James Herman, Larry Colgxlazicr. !lSc4aoZ Row One: ,lim Thompson. David Sine-lkf-, Frilz Warden, jack Herwig, Glen Hager, Wendell Jones. Row Two. jnxwr lenkins. Bevvrly llurriiity, Doreen Criffis, Alice Norman, Jeanette Kenyon, Sybil G0i'iFi!P!l'?'. Sandra Sgwifzn-:gif-. How Tliiwft Slwlrlcy :wr Roi: llliiylwrry Terry 'l'l'iorePn, Paul Herrod, Dick Osborn, Bob Ogdon, Dale l,liri4L:1inS,r,n. The Act put on by the lettermen is always one of the highlights of the Road Show and this year was no exception. The name of the act was Fuedin', Fussin', and Fightn'. Some of the boys in their mother's clothes, hats and other garb, put on a most hilarious per- formance which was enjoyed very much by all. Left to right are: Joan Chase, Josephine Rager, Frannie Johnson. Phyllis Wray, Ray Myers, Roberta Coleman, Janie Burkhart, William Witzke and Donald Hansen. Dirty Work at the Cross Roads or The Villian Still Pursued her, was another of the more hilarious acts in the 1953 Road Show Shown here are the stars of the act. Crystal Stogdill portraying the heroine and Ed Wilson the Hero in this old fashioned Melo dramer. Due to the unforseen absence of the dramtics teacher, Mrs. Daley, the Senior class was unable to present a play production this year. 0 The A cappella choir presented the operetta Naughty Marietta by Victor Herbert. The story is of an Italian girl who fell in love with an American soldier. Some of the main characters are pictured here. Tom Ault, Joe Calahan, Loren Greenlee and Mary Sondag. G eaiamlczf gmfi Seen before the Ball is Miss Thornton adjusting Uncle Sam's tie with Dar- lene Lauver and Marilyn Bryant look- ing on. The 1953 Honor Court: 1. Shirley Parks 2. Mary Sondag 3. Kathleen Collings 4. Donna Wakfield 5. Carol Hatcher 6. Meg Schultz The Colonial Ball is presented every year by the Library Club to honor the ten most popular girls in the senior class. The top four h W hi ton, James and Dolly Madison. The rest are on the Honor Court. The grils who represen represent George and Mart a as ng P J fferson, and Uncle Sam, are chosen by the Library Club. Thomas Jefferson, NSY 0 The 1953 Court: jackie Phillips, George Washingtong Joyce Hall, Martha Washingtong Nancy Oberdorfer, James Madison, Anne Myers Dolly Madison? Faye Denton, Thomas Jeffersong Mary O'Bradivich, Dolly Madisong Shirley Rhodes, Uncle Sam. W Row One: Miss Dorothy Thornton Patti Neimann, Liz Clark Eileen Christiansen Beverly Hardisty, Kathleen Newman-Joyce Hall Darlene Lauver Norma Anderson Pat Mahoney, Joanne Michaelis Jackie Phillips, Kath- leen Colhngs Carole Smith. Row Two: Sharon Rankin Gayle Bruner Patty Harriman Janet Harriman Sandra Spitznagle, Shirley Rhodes, Barbara Johnson, Janice Hemsted Marilyn Young Norma Jewett Elizabeth Christiansen Arline Lyttle, Doreen Griffiths Norma Carmichael. f Q , 1 , , , Row Three: Miss Gathman, Sandra Gregerson, Beverly Zarp, Crystel Stoggdill, Dixie Stewart. '5ao670ee6 ea ll V7 W MII '57 Each year the Library Club spon- sors the Book Week Tea. This is an all girl affair, and the girls come in costume representing some famous book character. Prizes are awarded for the out- standing representations. Pictured here are a few of this year's participants and the charac- ters they represent. 1. Sharon Rankin as Mary Pop- pins. 2. Crystal Stogdill and Dixie Stuart as Robert and Elizabeth Browning. 3. Pat Gregerson. Pat Harri- man and Carolyn George as Long John Silver, Narcissa Whitman and Yum-Yum. 4. Nancy Oberdorfer as Tom Sawyer. 5- Marti Jo Weber, Beverly Zarp and Doreen Griffith as 6'Doc from the 7 Dwarfs, The Prince from Cinderella and Pinocchio. These were third, second and first prize winners, respectively. 6' Beverly Zarp and Elizabeth Clark as the Prince and Cin- derella. T 'Kms ad. . - t Nix ss s X X X 9 . iss X - XD If lf 5 . .Xspace . X vii? gt. Q t XX as 'F A WW Xe, JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM ..,.. The theme for the 1953 Junior-Senior Prom was Nep- tunes Gardens .- It is an annual event for the sg nrmr isoring classes to choose their court by popular vote. This year's court is: Donna Wakefield, Clarance Bangs, Jackie Phillips, Dale Poole, lla- mona Barlon, Leo Hough, Margie O'Brien, Qpeen: and John Chase, King: representing the Senior Class. Those chosen from the Junior Classare: Barbara Johnson, Bob May- berry, Sandra Spitnagle, Wendell Jones, Shirley Rhodes, James Phiopott, Judy Lindberg, Princess, and Leo Tierney, Prince. George Scott, Jr., was the crown bearer and Miss Melanie Scott was flower girl. Row One: Kay Johnson, Diane Smith, Jeanette Kenyon, Judy Lindberg, Ray Myers, Harry Gar- ret, David Henshaw, Charles Walbridge, Anne Myers, Kathleen Collings, Ruth Eicher. Row Two: Joan Easdale, Sally Dugger, Barbara Johnson, Ed Kellar, Dick Williams, Tom Collings, Bud Johnson, David Stuelke, Anne Yokum, Luther White, Nancy Oberdorfer, Darlene Lauver, Kath- leen Newman. Row Three: Pat Lamb, Norma Jewetl, Jane! Harriman, Joe Callahan, Dick Osborn, Loren Greenlee, Harold Winger, Norma Anderson. Sandra Rogers, Patti Newman. Norma Carmichael. Donna Wakefield, Neomi Eddleman. Larson, Joyce Hall. Row One: Patti Jo Tobis, Pearl DIHIVO Val erie Spurgin Virginia Sluyter, Bob Ugden Don 0'Hara, Graham Boysen, Jack Herwig Janet Rockwell, Jackie Phillips, Shirley Parks Row TTwo: Marilyn Bryant, Barbara Mahrt Rachael Baccera, Janice Lyttle, Bruce Kreger Bob Hansen, Tom Ault, Fred Herrington Frank Ruger, Margaret Schultz, Erma Corzine Row Three: Connie Handschy, Jackie Gar rett, Neoma Radliff, Bill Bryant, Ro er Phil lips, Janet Gammon, Janice Gammon Jackie sv 1 fwrf BE A 4,,fffm,Q.f W fy,-fhfify f 7 f . 4' '54 f Z Z WX? X X Z! f iffy , ZW f 2 X X f ffaf ' f A-,ff ff, - ,, if X f V WW fffvff WW r ,ywgnmfmfkyf z Q' f X f ,, ,... as ,,c,, fr W .v 'ff , f n ,.f gf 1 1 4 -Q.,L M . V' bm Z t K f f , ' 7 ff ff' , ff '..- C6 K fu, , , , f Z I W t ' - y Z wc , in YW, , -ff t We-K-...,,,' Each year the students of Thomas Jefferson High School select H1100 girls on th basis of beauty, popularity, personality, and all arollild sportsmanship to represent three of the major sports as queens. This year for football, the students and members of the team chose Nanfly' Oberdorfer. Shirley Parks was chosen as the first Tee Jay Relay' Queen in our history and Mary Ann Sondag reigned as Wrestling Queen- You've been deserving of these honors girls and may you continue W be queenly in verything you do. 1 SPURT my ,W W f f I , f Jw, gi Q ' 'f ff: Q, ,LL f ' WH? il W ,,, V'A' Wig W g G ' ', o O ' -54' , T V g? V .,, 1 3AlLEY N em 2, W. AQMHN 1 fffffaf 'f' W A V an N 'A , A fgfvds ff J ' X 'ff JV, -1 - V ,- 3 , f Q gf 23 rl .:.V.,', 5 9 , w WZ - A' v. . ZRAGEPQ T V STUEL KE' V V H ' I, 1 I I f ' yiyf A If i f ,, 2,17 VIIV L f +, EQSECKMAN ,, , 4 fQ H- ' ' 'K f ,,.A ,, , V HEATH ' ' FEEL , ,,, EQ 1' ' Q I LV,f ,VI f,f , , - f , W 4g1T2K-5 QQUM x Z 2: 606 mov! TUTTLE 5 CAP71 HAROLD BAFQNETT X-1' .. -f I , ' !,- n Q - A is , , , A i Q f+ 1' R El 1' QQZYEHASE Y-351735225 .41 mf 9 N-Sir Q ai P ,,. 8 js? x i W' as-,, X x Lu it 'fb QQWLEV ,Q BLUE , Www X ., , f , ll 'g I ' gi 'I' I l ' 0' I 'vu' ' xx V ' ll Q' 1 'Ill I W 1' ' ' CAPTI DICK WILLIAMS 1 Q sa is 9 MYS F?S X if X Nu l F z ,. EXQLXNGEQ wxNee22 1- 1 vm ff S-T-R-E-A-C-H Q GIMNNE THAT BALLl AND HE STILL MADEWQBUCKET! GETTING UP IN +LgWor2LDl 3 F The varsity basketball team started out like a state champion rolling over the first 3 opponents We THE SEASON'S RECORD They 50 ,,..,,,,,.,,,,,,,,..., I.S.D. ......... .........- 4 9 ill build UP an Cvlahle record in this area The law of avera es caught up to them and they ---------f-----'-- M?-i Vlauey -'--- ' Z if . ...,...... ..,..... a r an ......... .....---- - Ped 8 lleaffllrealter by one point ln overtime to Carroll 41 ,,,,,,,A,, ,,..,. C arroll ...,... .......-.- 4 2 51 ,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,, Shenandoah ..............-- 34 43 .....,,..,,.....,.,... Tech ...................-.- 57 the season rolled on the team became accustomed to such happenings Old Lady luck ap- parently decided to smile on other than Tee Jay Four games were lost by 1 point mar ins with 37 ...................... 49 .............. D. M. Roosevelt .,........--- -55 Prep ...................... 51 40 ..............., S. C. Central ............v--- 41 45 .......... , ........ A. L. ......... .......... 4 6 rgseveral running into overtimes A strong Abraham Lincoln team who was intercity co champions 49 -'-'-v,v,-'v------ Holy Name ',-' -,-...---- 2 7 ond later representatives for this area in the state tournament was fortunate to pull out a 1 point A I2 I detory over our boys in the first meeting between the two schools this season 32 ----------A------- BOYS TOWN -------A----A----- 52 52 ,..,,,,,,, .....,,, B enson ........ .......... 5 5 41 ,,,.,,,,.. ,.,.. T ech ........ .....a.... 5 2 y underclassmen were used on the varsity and many potential first teamers looked ood on ' C Xnlial 2 3 second team These coupled with our new gymnasium bring the expectations of Tee Jay ---------- ----- E? nth -------- ---------- 2 3 rep porters to a new high Mr Scott the school the teachers and those of us who will leave this 59 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, North ,...,,,, .......... 6 0 prtng wish you the luck you so highly deserve for a successful season next year - -----' '-- -- lg jnnglivn ------ ---------- 2 7 41 ....,............... Benson ..,................. 58 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 43 ...................... A. L. ...................... 53 First Row: Jim Philpott, Jerry Conners, Clarence Bangs, Ron Clin ton, Ed Avis. Second Row: Coach George Scott, Stu Stiener, Larry Rowley, Don O Hara, Don Mace, Dick Osborn, Bob Ogden, Bud Johnson, Manager- 3 SECOND TEAM 'E x x Qqg' UQ Front Row: Wayne Clark, Manager, lack Humes, Dick LeMaster, Ronald Schlitz, Jack Graham, Tom Collins, Dave Witke. Second Bow: Reynold Larsen, Jerry Easdale, Ron Emmons, Abe Stiener, Tom Austin. Duane Kinart, Bob Ashley, Coach Bob Capel. ln front: Bobby Caper, Jr. FRGSH 5 of Front Bow Willie Nuzum, Bob Nunez, Tony Hartenhoff, Dave Lewis, Joe Henry. Second Bow Byron Wolff, Homer Martin, Charles Keller, Cale Lane, Vernon Campbell Clay Mud N0fih Third Row Coach Bob Barritt, Bob Hansen, Don Walker, Clarence Dew, .lim Chambers 7 ?ltziv.uwTgi-uzs. 2s.Nizx:tef -1x.g-5:-L1'ss11l'l'uzn-5fi - secomo TEAM RECORSE The second team basketballers really did themselves proud this past season. Under the excellent tutorage of Mr. Capel the team raced to a total of 13 wins while dropping 12 contests. ln inter-city competition they won 9 and lost 5 to take third place in conference standings. Never having played on a home floor was a definite handicap to our boys, so next year we can expect bigger and even a more impressive win column for thi.s team. FRESHMAN SQUAD f l The Freshman squad this year, coupled with the new gymnasium, gives new hope to fans and players alike, that in the future we can expect big things from the basketball end of our sports program. The Freshman win-loss column was not impressive, but the over all team balance and at- titude is as good as has ever been at the Yellowjacket school. These virtues, along with the excellent coaching they will receive in coming seasons. are an unbeatable combination. I 'ir This is it! The day of days for the boys of R.0.T.C. The ho ur they have worked, and drilled, and studied, and planned for. The time when they find out the results of their efforts. The F ederal nspection! Here we see the entire battalion at parade rest awaiting t he inspection party. The R.O.T.C. cadets chose to represent them as Honorary Col onel, Joyce Hall. This vivacious little redhead is very active in extra-curricular activities around school. Congratulations Joyce! Instructors: pt., Sgt. Heidbreder. Sgt. Larsen, and Sgt. Scott. jg.: C.. to nulhs: X f ' - Rx Q Jw N Q' l X to um f .r. l HU 49M 1 10 0 ' 4 M1 . inf, . li, M em, Battalion Officers: Cadet Maj. Don Rager, Cadet Colonel John Chase, Commander. and Cadet Maj. Ray Myers Company Commanders: Cadet Capt. Harold Winger, Cadet Capt. Ronald Ahart, Cadet Capt. Larry Rowley, and Cadet Capt. Harold Barnett. ,, ,K 5 COMPANY A Cadet Capt. Winger. Harold Company Commander Cadet lst Lt. Ault, Thomas Executive Officer Cadet lst Lt. Hough, Larry Platoon Leader Cadet lst Lt. Callahan, Joe Platoon Leader Addington. Arutbur Aldredge. Marvin Ashley, Bob Bailey, James Bowlin, Ronald Carter, Bill Christensen, Paul Clark, Wayne CoreY. Jerry Cronland. Colin Croson, Richard Damon, Leonard Dennis, Warren Fort, Larry Gibler, David Graham, Jack Grant. Charles Greenlee. Loren Haines. Ted Hempel, Frank Hill, David Howell, Ray James, Robert Jensen, Dick Johnson. Ronald Jones, Eugene Keller, Dick Knuth. Warren Kochel, Gerald Lewer, Larry COMPANY Cadet Capt. Ahart, Ronald Cadet lst Lt. Colman, Robert Cadet 2nd Lt. Bethers, Roger Cadet lst Lt. O'Hara, Donald Bolton, Homer Boysen. Graham Bray. Robert Carmen, Charles Carper, Don Cornish, Keith Crosse, Rodney Crum, Earl Davison, Ronnie Ellis, Larry Engel, Curtis Everhart. Roy Foutch. Ronnie Hall, Clarence Heath, Robert Henry, James Henshaw, David Herman, James Johnson. Lyle Larsen, Reynold Mallory, Allen Mayberry, Robert McCune, Jim Main, Jack Matzen, Tom Merrit, Charles Neve, Ronald O'Brien, Quinn Plunkett, John Roberts. Jim Ronk. Donald Schickner, Virgil Smith, Richard Sullivan. Jim Teller. Jack Thoreen, Terry Warden, Fritz Williams, Dick Bw Company Commander Executive Officer Platoon Leader Platoon Leader Pinhero, Darrell Poffenbarze. Ed Raes. Robert Scott. Edward Shamblen. Ray Subhert. Ronayne Swift, Joshua Thacker, Gerald Turner, Garfield McGruder, Robert Vallier, Averill McKern, Melvin Nielsen. Frank Perry, Walter Peterson, Ted Webster. Russell Welch, Verne Witke, David W W-,,a.t.y,a,,f,..,4,W , f, MV, ,J L, ,, A. ' f f' f f f f f' , vi' ,,,f ffwwewafw Wm C3 . ww X .. .L L.. .-X S.. V COMPANY C Cadet Capt. Rowley, Larry Executive Officer Cadet lst Lt. Hansen, Donald Company Commander Cadet lst Lt. Becker, Allen Platoon Leader Cadet lst Lt. Bishop, Roger Platoon Leader Anderson, Darrell Aylsworth. Kenneth Beckner, Gerald Blackman. Robert Brittain. Milton Clark, William Easdale, Jerry Craybill. Donald Griffis, Elvin Haines, Clifford Head, Ralph Hickman, Charles Holmes, Richard Hoover, Donald Houser, Homer Hunt, Earl Humes. ,lack Jones, Bruce Kennedy, Gerald Lamb, James Mace, Don Marr. Edward Morris, Arden Maluszeski, Wayne O'Brien, Joe Ogden, Robert Peterson, Gary Prieto, Tony Purington, Stephen Reel, Donald Roth, John Rush, Bob Sealock, Lawrence Simons, Tom Thompson, Bob Tierney, Leo Turner, Charles Watts, Charles Wilson, Martin Wray, Phillip Wredt, William Yates, Donald COMPANY D Cadet Capt. Barnett, Harold Executive Officer Cadet lst Lt. Johnson, Francis Company Commander Cadet lst lt. Walbridge. Charles Platoon Leader Cadet lst Lt. Bangs, Clarence Platoon Leader Austin, Tom Bailey, Harvey Beckman, John Blaylock, Jim Burkhart, .lim Carter, David Christensen, Dale Clark, Roger Clinton, Ronald Colglazer, Larry Collings, Tom Conners, Roger Feekin, Bill Foreman, LeRoy Cnader, Frank Hall, Fred Z ,,,,, My H1 i Hansen, Earl Harrod, Paul Huston, Jerry Kelley, Walter Kinart. Duane Lane, Norman Larchick, Duane Lawson, Patrick Le Master, Dick Luther, John Martin, Robert Mcllflillen, Larry Olson, Charles Orr, Jack Osborn, Richard Philpott, Ray, Robert Rowland, Lawrence Sage, Ronnie Schlitz, Ronnie Showers, Arlin Smith, ,lack Stener, Albert Stuelke, David Trumble, Norman Vogt, Fred Weaterill, Fred White, Donald White, Walter Williams, Dick Zahnley, Jim wmm l Jfmfffs Rlflf TEAM lst Row: Charles Grant, Ed Scott, Charles Olsen, Bob Heath, Robert Martin. Second Row: Colin Cronland, William Carter, Dick Jensen, Tony Prieto, Jerry Houstin. ll l A FEDERAL INSPECTIO D Eco RATuoN DAY m,Z! my 2 lg Q , , V 1, , af' A K. 4: f f V 5 ' f' i N fy nw' f I br 3- Q . , 'fvf '.'-1 -M4614 -Mwmvfmmmu p , f , , , ,, , .. ,.., I r .-,A is . .,,, , ' Q A l i i ff,e1.M'f,,,,: V 'H -' f v . .,'. + A ,W k gm i 4 1 Mia,-V. 1. ' '54 , ,, 1 Q. ' f f, 'W' , ' pa ,, .4'.: , A M ,.r'mQ, 'vw' 11,1- W1 WAlTENG FQQ -X-QE ERASS .--'- F..--I ,,... J! 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Standing, left to right, are the assistant sports edi- tor, Clarence Bangs: sports editor, Don Hansen: bookkeeperg Marilyn Thompsong assistant business manager, Dick Cultong busi- ness manager, Leo Hough: reporter, Mary Brown: and associate editor, Marcelia Hough. Signal staff tunes up Seated, left to right, are Rita Lindsey, business manager: Mary Ann Sondag, news editor: Nila Zahl editor-in-chief: Mary Brown, assistant editor, Gayle Caver, assistant editor. Standing are Dick Culton, Leo Hough, advertising solicitorsg Stella Cnader, exchange editorg Clan Bangs, sports editorg Joanne Ferrello, reporter: Harold Barnett, assistant sports editor. V' ff CE' , ffmfffff ,V f f 5' aff 1 ,. .. N 4. W mf ,-:Maw Www mlmwmwmefew er-mnmumw 7 fetmmw.-,Maw nmwms ,I f W t www:- A , MM A all Beverly King, Editor-in-Chiefg Gary Kirk, Associate Editorg Maureen Kratzke, Business Managcrg ,lim Burkhart, Art Directorg Dick Williams, Sports Editor: Larry Hough, Advertising Manager: Don Rager, Class Editor. The following were assistants to the above named: Jerry Chadwick, Don O'Hara, Dale Fcrrell, Rudy Bartels, Faye Denton, Stella Gander, Norman Price, Charles Colby. if W annual staff and faculty advisor Mr Barritt wish to pay a special Irlbute to MISS MHUFSCH flu, ke Without whose help this book would have never been possible Maureen gave ladly ny of her Own personal hours to work on the business and advertisin end of the annual and O l, , an excellent job. Thanks Sam from Mr. Barritt and all the Annual Staff! SENSE? Q A E ,HV ,. Z V LM , W 7 J ii Q4 ff, WHERE 7 'IOM GW THB THE PAIN HB2 AN UGUI FU-702 POGU? LAMP, v mm od IWILOW WH ,f MCWIJPEZ--M THE woofeomg I mr nw' Z1 Fm FD! PMN' FLY. PfZ9Z1.ANCE YOU P4-9.eT, THAT SMP ff 7 if W ,, ff' ,W View LOO1CYf1-f F55 CANTOH 'TA 625917 F55 fl'!4fZf mm: wmovm U9 601' TO 55 FAIR, Baird yawn? i t Sixth Street Market Congrads To The Class of l953 Home of the 'lcligard-ized Engines Western Auto Elie 'Best 'Place In CC:J:OY1'Tl To Shop 600 VV. Broadway Phone 3f6766 CONGRATS TO THE CLASS of '53 Abel SL Norris Complments of Oard Ross Drug 701 - 16th Avenue CONGQADS TO THE CLASS ot '53 7fzedl 2. Siam 7Zwm -mr: I8 pearl St. '.'.f.J Vw rlif--j Dallf l ood luck and est wishes o the class of '53 NEIL DURICK BiIillS'S 3903153111311 SHOP Sporting Goods-Toys-Hobbies Telephone 3-1246 304 W. Bdwy Service Exclusive Hansen Radio 8: Television Dial 9556 211 E. Broadway Our Best Wishes To The Class of '53 A-fo 1 A J ALLBEE MOTOR Co. Lincoln - Mercury Sales - - Service Always a selection Clean Late Model Cars 25-4th Street Dial 4019 220 E. LANE'S CAFE OR INE OODS AIR CONDITION Bwdy. PLENTY OF FREE PARKING Congratulations To The Class of 1953 Compliments of Dixie Cream ,,... , Best wishes to the Graduates of '53 Telephone 6623 Wheeler Drug 5' X K Cornpiimenizi of Cooks Paints and Varnish Flowers by Zyallon Compliments and Best Wishes To The Senior Class 'Zfenzg Wfeqoz 545 Willow Ave. Sunshine Launderers and Cleaners H816 W. Broadway Phone 3-8331 Congrats to the class of 1953 ii ,L ln the line of Finest Cars See Your friendly 3 Dose Motors f I I E E l TO THE CLASS of '53 ........ It Was A Pleasure To Serve You and I Sincerely Hope For The Continuance of The Opportunity In The Future. BROADWAY PHARMACY Morrie Nickolson Sz Associates Congradulations From Tee Jay Graduate 1926 Bruce P. Baker Co. 6th and Mynster Phone 6675 Compliments of Johnson Cashway Compliments of Neil W. Koclceneliier Falstatf Distributing Co. Compilments of Fred H. Nass Battery Factory Standard Auto Parts Co. Complete Line of Automotive Parts VVholesale - Retail 1618 W. Broadway Dial 3-3760 Compliments of Connolly Drug Co. 24th Street :Sr West Broadway ,Since 1920 . . . Everyday Low Prices and Free Delivery oe's Super Market Phone 7729 3340 West Broadway Compliments of Iolfinnies Cafe Regular Dinners - Steaks SL Sandwiches f Beer 228 W. Broadway Dial 9847 Congrats to the class of '53 For the Finest Fitting of the Choicest Glasses. Dr. Gale H. Wahl Back of Rogers Jewelery Store Compliments Since 1899 Frult 81 Vegetable Packages 101 South 21th Street Congrats to the Class of 53 Compliments of 244460: 246:24 Paul Di Bono Shoe Shop 506 So. 21 st. Street Quality Materials - Expect Service We also carry Hobbie Kits and supplies I -Council Bluffs Basket Company For Nearly A Century Omal1a's Musical Headquarters. . . Loads of l.,L1Cli to the class Since 1859 Schmoller Sz Mueller has been serving the midWest's demand for quality of 3 in the field of music. Schmoller Sz Mueller is the midWest's exclusive distributor of Stein- way and other leading pianos. The home of the famous Hammond 6OmplimCHfS of Organ. One of the midWest's finest television centers, featuring R. C. A. and Magnovox. Exclusive distributors for King Band instruments, and featuring many other famous brands. Also a complete stock of records - from d pop to concert and everything you want in sheet music and instruc- tion. SCHMOLLER e MUELLER Paint C0mPanY l5l6 Dodge Omaha, Nebr. ' I Best In the Line of Drugs For Yea rs ongrats to the class of HHH UHUQ Cmlgratulations to the Class of '53 Chervolet Sales and Service Hughes Motor Company 153-161 Wes 4-'Broadway Better Lumber for Better Bi'iilrling 5 Jewel Semifanthracite Coal C Green Marked Illinois Coal O PHONE 3-7501 1 Crawford Lumber SL Coal eongfmmtmana To every member of the class of 1953 for having reached this important milestone in your life. A real plea- sure to transact your business in our ultra-modern office, also plenty free parking available fm! Zatate 5 Yacwzance gfzafez Harry C. Crowl Company l23 Fourth Street Congratulations Q to I The graduating Class of '53 B 2 6110 S 3 Department Store Y I AINSWORTI-I PRINTING COMPANY M T IBId C IBIFFI C559 Jghll N. T. cfjoen Snflith JOHN N. EDDY INC. INSURANCE I 0 PHONES COUNCIL BLUFFS z 2577 OMAHA 1 HARNEY - 7868 14 PEARL STREET QM Cyfonesty is your 2-Best 'Policy' Congradulations and Good Luck v Class of i953 FRANKSEN 6- JOHNSON PAINT A WALLPAPER LINOLEUM Congrats To The Class of '53 Compliments Q 'A' Blue Star O -G ,, We Qfzfzafeezeaa 'km ,445-f Iowa's oldest Bank congratulates and extends cordial good wishes to each member of the 1953 graduation class of - - - THOMAS JEFFERSON HlGH SCHOOL A warm welcome awaits each Of YOU at this friendly bank and We hope for many Oppoftunitles to be of real service to you in the years ahead Council Bluffs, Iowa AStrong Bank Since 1856 Member of the federal Deposit Insurance Corporaiioll Congratulations to the Class of 1953 Fancy Groceries and Meats Nelson Grocery C0mPHUV Dial 7743 232 West Broadway 1-i,-' Congratulation to the class of 53 From she IOWA CLCTHES SHOP The Best '53 Class, Remember The ABC's Of Success , Know the Part f- Act the Part -f Dress the Part Iowa Clothes Shop 536-38 West Broadway e Dial 5567 Compliments of Fox Qffice Equipment Co. 54 North Main 71kt . Best Students Know Where To Buy Quality Clothes ---Q Nationally Known Brands H Better Makes The New Styles At Reasonable Prices ln council iBlu,ff5 lt'5 Tffhe PEOPLE STORE Shop At The Peoples Store In Council Bluffs, Iowa Congratulations to the Class of '53 Best Wishes to the Class of '53 1 Start Saving Soon For Tomorrows Security l 5 State Saving Bank I Headquarters for complete School supplies f rl Co. Bluffs B cl SL Pea Broadway SL Scott Council Bluffs, roa Way E . l l 'f,,,- . W, Investigate All types of Photography Qur Complete Anywhere f Anytime Wedding Service Formal Partraits You'll Be Glad You Did ln Special Bridal Room Air Conditioned Colvin f Heyn Studio Dial Harney 5445-5446 1807 Farnam Gmaha, Nebraska l - - ngg Al Rees Barber Shop Congrats to the class of 53' Compliments of Insul Wool It pays to look well Insulation Company Come to the EMERGENCY STORE 1 Hansen Q Hansen for Lum ber Co. Gifts, Groceries, and Notions. 1009 Avenue A Dial 5539 7 North 32nd Street Phone 8643 Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of 1953 Cohoe Lumber and Supply Company LUMBER AND BUlLDlN6 MATERIAL OF ALL KINDS Mm Work Roofing Insulating Brick Siding Paint and Hardware Compliments of M. F. Snadman of the Richman Auto Parts Co. Compliments of Owl Grocery 636 W. Broadway Phone 46I5 Knox 81 Company Established 1889 Real Estate-Loansfllental Bonds-All Kinds of Insurance Congrats to Clan of I953 From Edna flake geaaaf Salem 409 W. Bdway Phone 30772 yx J . 1 , - JL .V ,t- JU. 3 ' N1 R , .A .-V! Q, QW f 1 it 1 2 ng' .Xglfl,f0gl CLl9A ' A gmc K 121 M , fc . ,-I H ' ii gr wwf .3 1 ,.. - - . 1, - g . 5 V- ,L , N 1, QE 4, v -L L. w1,,, .1' f' + 'f . 1 ,- if QSC.- ' ' if N . Q ifffifzv -Q, , . 1 V, . -1 l1 :?v W J' 1 f'fi'.fQf 2 4 '. m3f.iqlf f? ,, N 'j 'fqcvv .2 ws 2 e YL-! Y my Tw .V eg 'V ' -, Va- -if , -'ff Q r g 4 1- wt 1 . .. ,W A , - K YF, u , fry , N ,,1 -, m ir:-1 g. ' uf f L4 1, - if? 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