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

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.. 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. . Q . 0 O . o 0. 9 0 -sr gf- fl f1 ' ' D ..,,wMV . 4 on High 0 . o . A Thomas, ,jeffefire to See . 0 me ffom much pleas iight that ' ' d claS5 gtadxialt gives me iisss X had dtovfith each ' . n - ' a - - C 9 ' me he ' 5 the secO the Pflilclpst gyaduanigut it seeiffix COQXGS f1'0T9:'ght ' e W5 1 h ve bee? l d the fy! mba, . thu S ta . h0Ol Since? .goal as it alvlays Tame ualed- Thxi dem0Cracy big 1,0 the ' Sc h this w0Ul ot be eq ur Efea ter n0t on tion that ' u 17630 Xasil Q, caim 1 of 0 , 1 re a 'J igould be mi ca than an thi? 92351350 tg? mciuae fhafdgiiiucadon . . .Q ne eallca' ln ks. X W15 the ha 7 foo X Q 0 ' 0 dee t . i was b00 ' fieldf . 'n OUT e0P 9 Wie H065 O 3 from thletlc . 551005 1 Qung Q Qt' . kno the pfac ay Coin the a hee d15cu A Our Y S Ffotn a 0 you . that in - ple? Oli in full as xeafne . ce claws? ' u to C f. ducanon h 'ian . ipatlon , Inetho . ur SC1en traln yo , ' ' '- 6 S wont ri palm Scaenflfxc ed lf' V0 Q tried to 'th Others' 0' 'Q Come ee tbfoug of the X facts leafn OX we had along W1 bility 50 0' , wlefan -faflnces he actua high Scho Q gettlng . -t - the B' ' all 0 , ' real 9 han t our - ueS 0 H9500 571 TNS . The ore Y Gush V gechnlq - S the 'ations' . this o o, . net rn agen thf On., me me will 0 we covl gained e ' o may yinflefg . fy of Teas Od grace . our 'wap H you have 'Xl acquire . 0 youf Chine I Wg h E0 Xoglca Y ghie. fyou in . : . use the yxglaccepung asonmg and edcan way Oomen. Sgrnelm conunne grimy o e the 3130 tmongh Ein fOr the Pig men an: Vgome of Yoke leaders, fof ' ' Kev r eeuca 1 educa ate - bf-:CO O . g ae 6155 e Wen be Educ . 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

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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

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