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

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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

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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, ,

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.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