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

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1960 volume:

R !ywfJ fffZZTHf4 WW'W MMVHAWW iff2?'f'ffL, -Ywyfwfff Wm Wmgaiwplif LJMW ' Z,-Zfajzxffyf , E HX 1 ' Dawg 7 2 f A. AGQLMW Nm X? wg M ' is A ,w-1-.ff ,- , V ,1.x1-f'p.w.,gx-,1 g ' - mf? V' ., MONTICELLO Editor . . . PENNY STEARNS Business Manager . . . KAY CONAWAY Art Editor . . . RODELLE THOMPSON Advisor . . . R. H. FANDER5 ,,4 77uKZdc4ed lay feffemw WW ' gdaffo, 70604 '43 X I i I my ,X XX + Mx x X X X 'rf'-gT'N:.'xX TN iff 6 2 00 Moods . . . all day long. each and every season. What are the moods of a day? Of a year? The drowsy mood of early morning as reluctant steps take you to school . . . the intense mood of concentration during an exam . . . the carefree, exciting mood of a winning basket . . . the uncontrolled, the exuberant mood of 3:15 dis- missal . . . the languorous mood of the rain wet pavement and soft glowing street lights . . . the in- toxicating rhythmical mood of the Friday night dances . . . the dream mood of young love . . . the somber mood of the dignity of graduation . . these are a few of the moods of a school year . . . these we will try to capture for you through words and pictures. 3 Hmmm ,gi 1 flp En. ?4wfW 0 74 ny. -n. ! Arkham ?'ze44mea swamm imaau Sa-naw ?aamz'e4 Adaauam i Z n Tee ,lay lost a valuable teacher in 1959 when lVlr. Edward Jewett, freshman science teacher, passed away. His work and diligence will be greatly missed by students and faculty alike. He will always be remembered as a friend of each shy freshman who entered his class as he will likewise be remembered by his co-workers. lVlr. Jewett taught at Thomas Jefferson for thirty years. ln that time he was active in the local teachers union. In addition he was in . . Q . f his sixth year as national vice-president of the American Federation o Teachers. Just as at school he was a quiet but effective worker in this organization. 5 O lm ln his own quiet Way, with a dedicated efficiency? both in class and out of class he goes about his task as a classroom teacher of the very ' ' ' ' ' ll does finest sort. He IS never too busy to listen to a student s pro 1 ems nor he turn down opportunities to sponsor Friday night dances. As a result of his even temper and his friendly manner he is more in demand at these dances than any other teacher. Tee J ay is indeed fortunate to have such a careful and dedicated teacher in the field of chemical and physical science where the world so . Q O desperately needs WCll-fI'Ei1I'1Cd people. For these ieasons We of the 196 Monticello staff dedicate this annual to lVlr. Joseph Sklenicka. 7 Throughout this hook we shall he trying to capture moods . . . gay moods, pensive moods, blue moods . . . moods like the clear blue expanse stretching across Lake lVlanaWa in spring when thoughts turn to things other than school. w W . 1 A K V W N ' . ' A x N ' I x , . xy 'X , K . 4' - ' 1 . A f -f 'Y YW by ' ' , . ' ' -i. ., X ' ...H A f TV 54 'n f I K W: . 1 ' Q3 X A 3 Q3 ' 1 W ,E-' Rig I J . MY . , I ,V ' f V 3 V , , - x I -Z yi . ' , . V -I ty V - , 4 UT ' , - mu H ,f I, ,.,.,..1 f m ' Q 9 I fi 5 , Mwmff 1 . ,, - 5 1, ' A 'fgflu -1 Qs! A V A AHL f 'F . ' Aff J Q E W fv , K ,,..,...x. ,, J -- -f Maw' - t N 'W . I-M-5-. I-.H...... -. ,,...,.-,-...-.... -..,-X.-.. V.. wr V ,A W mf , I , x . ,, , . 4 K ' h Y W . .. f-,F-'afl-f , , ,- WM . -I gr Yg..Z!gkSigfH.,.,K - I f , 4-an A ' f-r'.'if+fJ?9f?l+ ' g5vn,n . 9,45 , gn Q , -.--' , V-.1-,.',s'jj,v' ' any gdigfwwly. ,xy , L.jQ '4 ' ,, R '-1 . 15 'U f , . - n2.f'lv K ' -'Q . A u,, fl2'23-iff , -,. ..,,ri-W-L44 - , .. L, T' ' W ' Fifi' '- .. . ' , 'XM x 'MK 'M - , H- 3-. 4, ,,.f .--W?-.Q , -, , ,, p .. Ho, Hum! Six-thirty A.M. comes early at TJ. Ha, Hal Eight-twenty comes early, too -for teenagers. I I Next stop! Home Room! I0 I copied my assignment last night did you do yours? Stand back! She's ready to roll. I I HlVIiss Schroeder, when will we finish our practice sets?7' lVlrs. Prasse, how many calories in thisfw I2 MBoy, I wish I woulda' taken art this semesterf, Hliut this is all the money I'Ve got. Can I pay the two cents later?'7 Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their partyf, I3 Em Now itls 3:30-except for teachers and a few students the halls are deserted again. All of those endless Enfflish Themes to cheek and grade. C www .w.m.M.,,W..,.l.w .. .. Dusk . . . the school day is almost over . . . except for games and social events. I4 The mood: CONCEN- TRATION. Ready fo r examinations. The mood: DREAMY ROMANCE. The Friday night dance. I5 The mood: EXUBERANCE The winning basket. 0 O gaafwlafi ' 2 2 41- l G: pl Am,,. ,ll Left to right, FIRST ROW: Ray Jones, John Jungquist, Lester Andrews, Dr. Mars Everett Shocky, Arnold Christensen, Francis Putnum, Richard Stoufer. h. SECOND ROW: Richard Peterson The Board of Education, along with the Director of Curriculum, devote many hours of unselfish service to the determining of overall school policy-planning new buildings and in general, guiding the vast enterprise which our school system has become. They perform an important service for their community. Compliments of EMERGENCY STORE I7 M ,wi Mtg., ' wiifsmafa-,.' -' V Eeifi Z f , vygr 4 ifeiifffwxiifsfyf i as-sffizfww we I V759 lfws'-4, - 1 l., 9 Superintendent+RUSSEL J. MOURER Mr. Mourer has a firm hand on the reins which guide the Council Bluffs school system. The excellence of personnel-the growing number of new build- ings and the high scholastic achievement of Council Bluffs students attest to his careful planning and devoted service. We, the students of his school system, are grateful. I8 af. 5,351 V 12 if 'ik' Y ga 4 6315 li 'Q at we 6 Aiamxiefwgfv 4 5 QW? z vlvxtttiam 295 4 Q 'K , 1 ie wi f ., vgjggi W ' . mf' ,, 2 .d,, . 'ff my -we :fb-W? ' ,f 8 1? ' Q f Principal4BERNARD BOLTON Mr. '6Bernie7' Bolton, as he is affectionately known to his friends, has an indefatigable energy. His interests are many and range from hunting to apart- ment houses but first on his list is his favorite high school, Tee Jay. Whether' it is a fight for parking lot surfacing or handling some lost student's problem, lVIr. Bolton devotes his best talent to the matter in hand, bringing forth the best from both his students and teachers. I9 Stephen Fields serves as in- structor of an honors class in bi- ology but his main time is de- voted to serving as vice principal. He has the difficult task of handling the school's discipline problems and Tee Jayas quiet air of activity attests to his success. S STEPHEN FIELDS The office staff is in charge of keeping a atten ance the Tee .lay students. All correspondence and funds go through the office and the job these women do is a tremendous one. ll d and scholastic records of OFFICE STAFF, left to right: Mrs. Marie Bentlage, Mrs. Elsie Springer, and Mrs. Lucille Beck. 20 Left to right: Mrs. Cli Mrs. Prasse. h da is quite a job but our coo nton, Mrs. Saunders, Mrs. Mathiesen, Mrs. LeMaster, Mrs. Fredrick, and ks do a Feeding over a thousand people eac y ' ' charffe and the meals are Well balanced and commendable job. fit the needs of al Mrs. Prasse IS 1,11 D l the students. Mr Fleming, Mr. Caruba, Mr. Left to right: Mr. Jensen, . d todian. ton, and Mr. Springer, hea cus After school, b e f o r e school, the custodians can be found doing the many jobs that are required to keep Tee J ay a clean and shining school. This can be a real problem in the wake of 2800 tramping feet. 2 I Smith, Mr. Vaugniaux, Mrs. Penning 740459 SGT. Ist CLASS R.O.T.C. Senior Instructor Sponsor-Rifle Team DONNA CAROL BALZER-Physical Education ' T SP0 nsor-Cheerleading, Pep Club, GRA, Trampohne earn WILLIAM P, ALBRIGHT-English RICHARD H. ANDERSON- Another day, another honors class. 23 Answer the questions, don't make designs. ED CORNELL-Printing RICHARD L. DAVIS-Biology Coach-Reserve Football, Basketball, Baseball 74w0 f PHYLLIS BRISBY-English Literature, Creative Writing Sponsor-Creative Writing Club, Y', Teens SCT. lst CLASS HUEY P. BURGE- R.O.T.C. Instructor Sponsor-Drill Team ROBERT L. CAPEL-English, Psychology Coach-Varsity Basketball, Sophomore Football Sponsor-Sophomore Class HARRIET CHASE-Shorthand ROBERT COLWELL--Instrumental Music HUGH COOKE-Algebra FRANK S. DlBLASl+lnClustrial Arts Sponsor-Letterman's Club C0ach4Wrestling, Assistant Track Coach VIRDEAN M. DORMAN-Art Sponsor-Art Club WILBER ECE-Auto Mechanics, Industrial Arts FRANCES ELLIOTT-Advanced Shorthand, Typing Sponsor-Commercial Club R. H. FANDERS-Drarnatics, Annual, English Sponsor-Thespians JOSEPH J. GEORGE-English, Debate Sponsor-Debate Club MARJORIE W. GILLESPIE-English GLEN J. COTSCHALL-Economics SponsorfSenior Class Track Coach MADGE E. HINKEL-Algebra LLOYD JEROME-World History Sponsor-Junior Class '74wW JOYCE E. cRUBBMEng1iSh Sponsor-Freshman Class JOHN M. HANNA-Latin Sponsorfloatin Club FRANCIS HANSON-Physical Education Coach-Varsity Football R. A. HARRISON-Journalism, Diversified Occupations Sponsor-Signal, Quill and Scroll MARGIE HATCHER-Vocational Music KENNETH HAWKES-World History, American History 26 y HAROLD J. JONES-Typing, Transcription, Secretarial Practice J. INEZ JOY-Homemaking Sponsor-F.H.A. FRANK M. LAMANTIA-Math Sponsor-Math Club, Slide Rule Club, Bowling Leagues RICHARD LEED-Guidance Counselor RALPH M. LETTS-Geometry ESTHER MADDEN-English Sponsor-Junior Red Cross gg-'Y EDWARD E. MANSUR-English HAZEL MILLER-English LILLIAN C. REITAN-Spanish, English Sponsor-Spanish Club lVlERlAlVl C. SCHLEGEL-Homernaking Assistant Sponsor-F.H.A. 7404554 WALLACE MILLER-Drafting RUTH MOELLER-American History Sponsor-Student Council, Junior Class G. J. MORTENSEN-Typing, Production ROBERT MOSCREY-General Science ROBERT L. PAULS-Driver's Training ELLY K. PETER-Biology, General Science Spons0riAlt1'uma, Assistant Biology Club GRACE D. SCHROEDER-Bookkeeping Sponsor-Junior Red Cross JOSEPH SKLENICKA-Physics, Chemistry Sponsor-Science Club CLARA STRICKLAND-American Government, Dean of Girls , Sponsor-National Honor Society, College Day, Senior Class, Aurora, Girls' Lounge DOROTHY G. THORNTON-Librarian Sponsor-Library Club H. L. TOWNSEND-General Science Sponsor-Junior National Honor Society MARTHA WANGBERG-American History Sponsor-F.T.A. GARNET WELSCH-Civics,'Global Geography, World History ALICE E. WILSON-Homemaking Assistant Sponsor-F.N.A. UWWWMW ROW 1: Dorothy Thornton, Sponsor, Cheryl Butler, Treas.g Bonnie Lauver, Seo., Mary Fox, Vice-Pres., Carol Christensen, Pres., P. Stearns. ROW 2: M. Camden, K. Rief, B. Schoenrock, B. Trumble, K. Campbell, S. Rothe, J. Smith, L. Clodfelder, J. Fuss, M. Klein. ROW 3: S. Cleveland, K. Phillips, M. Boyer, M. Conway, J. Vallier, M. Lammert, L. Holmes, S. Sherlund, K. Schlegel, J. Beaman. ROW 4: R. Bruner, C. Graham, T. Johnson, C. French, W. Smith, M. McClure, D. Bryant, M. Martin, R. Story. Www The Library Club members and its sponsor, Miss Thornton, work together to make our library as efficient as possible. The members work during their study periods or whenever they have some spare time. The club sponsors one annual event, the Book Week Tea. ' 6604 The Y-Teens is an organization of teenage girls in the 'gjuniorn element of the Y.W.C.A. This Club promotes fellowship among girls. ROW 1: Sharon Boren, Pres., Bonnie Buvak, Vice-Pres., Sandy Martin, Sec., N. Hatcher, C. Hammond, D. West, C. McLaughlin, R. Story. ROW 2: Mrs. Brisby, Sponsor, J. Hyde, D. Mendenhall J. Haack, S. Nugent, A. McCoy, S. Mason, S. McNeal, C. Witt. ROW 3: L. Forbes, C. Boysen, Gundlack, P. Phillips, G. Givens, C. Venard, J. Street, J. West, S. Waugh. -. i mg .. ROW 1: C. Cordon, H. Hillman, N. Lang, Mary Waugh, Carolyn Bryan, Kate Coleman, Kay Conaway. J. Wilderman, K. Butler. ROW 2: J. Vernon, C. Marr, M. Vogt, E. Plunkett, D. De- Santi, S. Latham, K. Taylor, M. Strong, G. Beckner, C. Hummel, Mrs. Strickland, Sponsor. ROW 3: L. Oviatt, J. Coleman, P. Torneten, K. Baily, P. Freese, M. Fox, C. Christensen, M. Boyer, S. Keele, J. Wilson. ROW 4: K. Campbell, S. Gallaher, M. Schmidt, M. Wallace, D. Sage, M. Conway, J. Vallier, S. Nelson, J. Fuss, B. Graves. AROW 5: B. Waffle, J. Graves, J. Jensen, V. Vittitoe, R. Souser, M. Marr, C. Kruse, D. Smith, C. Tanner, P. Hansen, S. Vernon, M. Martin. ,4-wwfza Aurora has a limited number of fifty members. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Clara Strickland, it holds an annual Alumni Party and has a Mother-Daughter banquet in the spring. Altruma aims to develop leadership among its members. It sponsors a Mother- Daughter Banquet, and an alumni party. ROW 1: Nancy Zimmerman, Sue Oviatt, Jeri Humlicek, Cindy Konecny, Jeannette Smith, S Gaines, M. Parsons. ROW 2: E. Mulvihill, B. Lanham, C. McConnell, B. Madison, L. McGee M. Walker, L. Holmes, P. Lewis, K. Phillips, M. Friedman. ROW 3: J. Andersen, J. Rogers S. Wilson, J. Keene, J. Posvar, J. Skank, S. Van Scoy, J. Waffle, C. Fogle, A. Hewitt, B Trumble. ROW 4: P. Anderson, K. Erickson, L. Robinson, W. Smith, M. McClure, J. Liston J. Arvidson, J. Brinkman, C. La Motte, J. Lovelace. n ROW 1: Miss Madden, Miss Schroeder, Sponsors, C. Betts, M. Hanley, M. Mclntosh, D. Eggers, N. Thornton, B. Graves, P. Freese, D. Smith, R. Lovelace, L. Anderson, A. Hewitt. ROW 2: D. Andersen, L. Louden, J. Gibler, A. Goodman, K. Thomas, V. Vittitoe, C. Tanner, J. Graves, L. Breshers, J. Posvar, J. Kirk, C. McLaughlin. ROW 3: L. Kjeldgard, J. Rabuck, D. Gardner, F. Hrasky, C. Hattan, P. Pieper, M. Lammers, S. Dawling, L. Harrill, M. Schmidt, J. Rowe, M. Lammert, S. Gallaher, M. Boyer, K. Belt. ROW 4: F. Moreno, J. Young, N. Neighbors, C. Thornburg, R. Roberts, T. Johnson, P. Hitchcock, K. Erickson, J. Ganey, S. Pullman, S. Barger, S. Ricker, C. Hodge, C. Hummel. ROW 5: R. Gallup, L. Boyer, M. Forrest, J. Wilder- man, D. Souser, R. Campbell, J. Ramirez, J. Evans, C. Clawson, F. Paladino, B. Lauver. 'Eat This club is a junior branch of the American Red Cross and has similar ob jectives. Each home room chooses a representative and alternate who obtain mem bership for an annual drive. The Future Nurses Club is in its third year at Tee Jay. Its purpose 15 to help girls become acquainted with nursing as a profession. Activities include viewing movies in the field of nursing, hearing representatives from various schools of nursing, and visiting local hospitals. ROW 1: Janet Stork, Vice-Pres., Karen Schlegel, Pres., Kathy Phillips Sec P Freese C LeMaster, J. Waters, D. Frieze,,.Mrs. Wilson, Sponsor, also not shown Mrs Stageman Sponsor ROW 2: S. Roden, C. Snyder, C. Swingwood, C. Grosvenor, J. Nickelson, S Hansen .J Lovelace B. Morris. ROW'3: C. Peterson, D. Alton, N. Sorenson, S. Nelson, J Fuss C Christensen S. Boren, S. Harrod. M' 'W' '1 W't4l'5t'-'5 lT 'U d' ' ' ' L' -' ' ROW 1: Miss Elliot, Sponsor, Gloria DeBar, Sec., Donetta Cupit, Hist.g Barb Paulson, Vice- Pres.g Connie Hummel, Patsy Bowen, Treas.g Pam Haley, Pres.g Jim Kidwell, Sgt.-at-Arms.g J. Stork, F. Sturgeon, H. Eicher. ROW 2: B. Lovelace, M. Schmitt, M. Wallace, C. Waugh, C. Alexander, T. Hogue, J. Skank, B. Hewitt, L. Anderson, D. Ryba, M. Sanders, J. Ackerman L. Boyer, S. Pearey, S. Tornholm, C. Betts. ROW 3: S. Ricker, K. Bailey, L. Poland, L. Edwards K. James, D. Ramos, P. McKern, J. Pleake, A. McCoy, C. Varner, J. Haack, D. Eicher, C. Rhodes, R. Gallup. ROW 4: S. Gallaher, P. Stearns, I. Wilson, D. DeSanti, M. Vogt, J. Fields S. Oviatt, L. McGee, K. Coleman, K. Conaway, N. Zimmerman, C. Bryan, B. Schoenrock, C McLaughlin. 7 1 1 The main project of the Commercial Club is sponsoring a student savings program, in connection with a local bank. The Commercial Club has several speakers come and cover different phases of commercial work. WW The Biology Club is composed of those students who are interested in the fasci- nating world of Biology. As a club, they visit many places of interest, such as farms, dairies, and aquariums. ROW 1: G. Nightser, D. Blement, E. Gilson, L. Brockman, L. Peterson, M. Lockerby, T. Hays. ROW 2: G. Rief, D. Colton, D. McMullen, B. Olson, J. Flemming, M. Mahoney, Mr. Fields, Sponsor. 34 ROW 1: S. Rine, K. Thomas, M. Rosenbaugh, S. Gates, A. Baker, Miss Balzer, Sponsor, C. Neiswender, D. Cornpston, M. Klein. ROW 2: P. Bonham, B. Morris, C. Walters, L. Lawton, R. Aherns, P. Kennedy, J. Haven, J. Tadlock,'J. Baxter, M. Leytham. ROW 3: M. Thompson, S. McNeal, L. Hopkins, C. Stevens, Cheryl Venard, Newsletter, Roberta Meyer, Sports Chairman, Rodelle Thompson, Secretary, Nancy Mumm, Vice'Pres.g Etha Plunkett, President. .2.,-4, The Girls' Recreation Association is open to girls of all grades who like to participate in sports. Their various activities include basketball, volleyball, softball, and trampoline practice. 77.14, Future Hoxnemakers of America has many projects during the year, such as. taking charge of the Book Week Tea refreshments, sponsoring a Spring Style Show. a Mother-Daughter Banquet, 'and various Christmas projects. Also the F.H.A. mem- bers, under the sponsorship of' Mrs. Joy and Mrs. Schlegel, attend district and state conventions. ROW 1: P. Petersen, K. Schlegel, P. Keller, K. Phillips, M. Strong, M. Boyer, J. Liston, C. Betts, K. Taylor, Mrs. Joy, Sponsor. ROW 2: N. Sorenson, B. Hicks, B. Hill, M. Camden, K. ' U ' . ROW 3: J. S lt .l. Chew, Rief T Gardner, J. Cayman, F. Sturbeon, J. Clark, H. Elcher tu Z, K. Boberts, J. Scoular, J. Eakin, M. Lockerhy, N. Dillehay, D. Butler. ROW 4: B. Cook, J. Nerz, T. Smith, M. Drake, C. Peterson, D. Altoun. :mama w11asfQ.sg..:yMg,E.:,- H P. STANDING, left Io right: Ken Wolff, Vice-Pres.g Miss Dorman, Sponsor, Donna Alton. SEATED, left to right: Marvin Vallier, Pres.: Sharon Gaines, Secretary, Rodelle Thompson, Treasurerg Judy Peterson, Carolyn Peterson, Mary Jo Clear, Marcia Thompson, Judy Malmos, Sherry The Art Club is composed of pupils who are interested in Art. Its purpose is Lindsay. Faye Fell. to promote interest and appreciation in Art. They visit the Joslyn Museum when it has shows. They also sponsor a dance. 'and Quill and Scroll is an International Honor Society for outstanding journalists. To become a memluer, you must have served on the Signal staff, done outstanding work, and you must also maintain a high academic standing outside of the jour- nalistic work. Left to right: Penny Stearns, Mr. Harrison. Sponsor: Jane Vernon. Arliss Goodman, Kathleen Coleman, Kay Conaway. .4 .X , 1 6 E l ROW 1: S. Tobias, S. Hoff, W. Lotz, D. Fox, W. Britton, D. Mumm, D. Godwin, D. Hoober, Mr. George, Sponsor. ROW 2: L. Bolton, J. Nickelson, Colleen Croghan, H. Zudan, F. Henning. D. Cearhart, C. English, M. Garrean, D. Carlson. ROW 3: C. Varner, T. Gardner, J. Cayman, S. Cleveland, M. Rosenbaugh, E. Craig, R. Mark, D. Jennings. The debate'team studies oratory, newscasting. and poetry plus participating in debate tournaments throughout the state. We are very proud of our forensics team for their fine ratings in state debate tournaments. daft The Latin Club, composed of the members of the Latin classes, sponsored dances and candy sales to help pay for a bulletin board for the Library. ROW 1: D. Bryant, L. Reed, P. Anderson, M. Parson, Frank Fauble, Sergeant-at-Arms: Cheryl Butler, President: Marty McClure, Secretary-Treasurer: David Pacholke, Vice-President: E. Hallberg, S. Nelson, D. Taylor, Mr. Hanna, Sponsor. ROW 2: C. French, S. Pullman, J. Walling, C. Hampton, V. Valentine, S. Davis, D. Shestak, S. Matuski, T. Johnson, J. Graves, S. Lindsay, L. Bolton, P. Kennedy. ROW 3: K. Hurd, S. Roden, P. Kemp, S. Nelson, N. Rish, S. Beckner, B. Thomas, N. Lefgren, K. Seaman, J. Murray, S. Dempster, K. Henry, M. Hansen. ROW 4: C. Venard, B. Milam, M. Klein, N. Bactlett, R. Johnson, J. Calle, M. Jacobson, J. Real, C. Thornburg, J. McTurggan, J. Johnston, L. Starr, D. Zimmerman. ROW 5: M. Martin, W. Smith, D. Martin, J. Arnold, J. Moser, M. Phelps, J. Morris, S. Harris, M. Hough, B. Schlegel, J. Best, S. Gruenau, B. Machmuller, D. Klement. ROW 6: R. Pugh, E. Kelso, D. Wenstand, C. Rief, L. Hansen, D. Jeppersen, S. Sturgeon, W. Heitman, D. Ives, E. Cvilson. . The I960 Monticello Staff chose HMoods, Expressions and Emotionsn to illustrate the many moods of a school year. HDon,t panic, kids, we,ll find themfl are famous last words of our sponsor, Mr. R. H. Fanders. Confusion can be seen as Penny Stearns, Editor, runs around the room looking for lost items essential for the next deadline. Jolene Wilson, Joan Posvar, and Mary Ann Waugh are tearing their hair out as Jane Vernon, Copy Editor, calmly tells them the layouts are wrong and must be typed over. Chauffeur, Joella Kirk, can be seen driving Carol Fogle, Donna Alton, Delilah De Santi, and Kenny Wolff up- town to test their persuasive powers on the reluctant Penny Stearns merchants. Kay Conaway, Business Manager, is huddled EDITOR in a corner with receipts piled high, while she tabulates the daily figures. Speed Tobias, Sports Editor, is busy tracking down the coaches for the latest condition of our teams and their scores. The Art Department consists fo Rodelle Thompson, Art Editor, Wray Britten, Co- Editor, Sharon Gaines and Bonnie Buvak who have their antennas up trying to get vibrations for clever layouts. The staff has many riotous and unforgettable memo- ries of the many nights after supper and weekends, we pored over layouts trying to meet our deadline. Despite the few cases of home-sickness We managed to meet our deadlines with a minimum of casualties. Seriously, it is truly the hope of the Monticello Staff that you, the stu- KHY COHHWHY dent, will he pleased with your 1960 Monticello. BUSINESS MANAGER STANDING, left to right: Speed Tobias, Joella Kirk, Carol Fogle, Jane Vernon, Wray Britton, Mary Waugh, Rodelle Thompson, Sharon Gaines. MIDDLE ROW: Kenny Wolff, Donna Alton, Jolene Wilson, Penny Stearns. FRONT ROW: Joan Posvar, Bonnie Buvak, Delilah DeSanti. 38 ROW 1: Sally Latham, Hist.g Jeri Humlicek, Vice-Pres., Jim Robshaw, Pres., Skip Hoff, Treas.g Meri Strong, Sec. ROW 2: G. Sollazzo, D. Mumm, S. Gruenau, D. Fox, P. Haley, S. Pace, J Skank, D. Wingate, C. Marr, K. Coleman. ROW 3: E. Kelso, C. Fennell, D. Hoober, K. Butler M. Lammert, K. Kissel, B. Schoenrock, K. Schlegal, K. Conaway, M. Vogt. ROW 4: F. Sorrell S. Tobias, P. Stearns, J. Moser, J. Brinkman, C. Gordon, P. Anderson, T. Johnson, S. Matuski J. Kidwell. ROW 5: T. Hayes, G. Buechner, S. Keele, R. Story, M. Marr, C. Kruse, S. Rothe E. Anderson, D. Kilbane, B. Lauver. The Student Council is the governing body of Tee Jay. Representatives and alternates are chosen from each home room. The council meets at specific times and when special problems arise that call for their attention. 'The Student Council sponsors the annual magazine sale and the Sno-Ball Dance. ROW 1: D. McMullen, M. Hutchens, S. Crouse, F. Paladino, W. Lotz, J! Vernon, T Roberts C. LaMotte, H. Johnson, J. Abshier. ROW 2: D. Mathiesen, B. Lanham, M. Boyer, J Rabuck L. Markey. ROW 3: L. Holmes, C. Ackerman, R. Bruner, R. Vaughn, M. Lockerby, J. Weatherill L. Sealock, M. Martin, J. Stork, W. Britton. ROW 4: S. Wilson, J. Keene, C. Bryan N Lang D. DeSanti, S. Oviatt, M. Waugh, J. Brown. 4 .5 ' ES' z::::::f ROW 1, left to right: Dave Godwin, Ex. Chairman: Skip Hoff, President: Wayne Lotz, Vice- Presidentg Jim Johnson, Treasurer: Wray Britton, Program Chairman: Kathy Butler, Secretary: D. Fox, F. Henning, D. Mumm. ROW 2: R. Orr, F. Campbell, G. English, D. Jeppesen, T. Miller, B. Machmuller, F. Sorrell, S. Ivy, F. Paladino. ROW 3: A. Goodman C. Stevens D Gearhart, J. Nickelson, S. Cleveland, G. Rief, D. McMullen, K. Parks, B. Olson, Lee. ROW 4: C. Venard, J. Ramirez, L. Peterson, R. Lewer, D. Klement. 9 The Science Club promotes interest in what has become one of the most important fields in our high school curriculum. These students take their science seriously. Special experiments and trips to museums help to increase their own knowledge and enjoyment in this vital field. Thesplans a National High School Drama Society, has as its basic aim the improvement of standards in high school dramatic activities. The organization sponsors the Childrenjs Theater which performs for four or five thousand grade school children. ln addition, the Thespians organization provides staging for the big musical production and produces full length productions at Tee Jay. Membership is obtained by working for one hundred hours in theatrical activities. ROW 1, left to right: Wray Britton, Pres., Bonnie Buvak, Vice-Pres.: Fred Palandino, Sec.- Treas. ROW 2: K. Parks, L. Godden, C. Young, S. Tobias, C. Clawson, F. Campbell, J. Brink- man, S. Cleveland. ROW 3: E. Plunkett, R. Orr, F. Sorrell, J. Griffin, R. Story, D. Stacy, M. Conway, K. Campbell. l ROW 1: J. Cangas, P. Judd, S. Barr, M. Strong, Swolley, J. Pauley, O. Yost, C. Rhodes, C. Miller, S. Barger, C. Adkins, Miss Reitan, Sponsor: J. Anderson, D. McMullen, L. Lawton, ' ' S. G L. L wton, J J. Tompkins. ROW Fryer, D. Carlson, L. Rauhaus, D. Majeski. S. Gaines, B. Lauver, K. Potts, D. Hunt, T. S. McNeal, R. Gaver, 2. V. Koenws D. Kuhl, M. Cary, C. Johnson, ates, a . Lee, C. Morrow, J. Rodriquez, R. Hutchens, M. Hutchens, B. Fraley, R. ROW 3: R. Bradford, M. Drake, J. Mitchell, C. Neiswender, G. Stultz, B. Harrison, K. Conaway, D. St. Clair, F. Hrasky, D, Hrasky, D. Duke, Floyd. ROW 4: P. Wilkins, B. Watkinson, J. Carl, J. Gaylord, J. Cohrs, M. Wohlers N. Montgomery, E. Walters, D. Cupit, M. Burns, R. Ken herder, D. Johnson, B. Koenig, Ti Poffenbarger, V. Bird, L. Brockman. ROW 5: K. Taylor, J. Liston, E. Otto, C. Wickersham, D. Preucil, L. Forcade, C. Shahan, K. Becker, B. Erickson, D. Joslin, L. Kjeldgarrd, Q. Pflager, K. White, D. Smith, B. Floyd, T. Tobias, Hammer. The Spanish Club, made up of members of the Spanish Classes, aims chiefly to acquaint themselves with customs, music, and literature of Spanish America. Also, it tries to increase friendship between those countries and the United States. '4 The Letterman's Club is organized of boys who have earned their Varsity letters in one of any of the major sports. One of their main activities is the choosing of the various courts, from which the queens are chosen. They also sponsor banquets honoring major sports. FRONT ROW: Don Souser, Jerry LaMotte, Joe Medakavich, Fred Kratzke, Dan Kilbane, Roger Howland, Jimmie Larson. SECOND ROW: Bennie Floyd, Perry Thompson, Eugene Steward, Jim Robshaw, Wayne Mains, Sam Irwin, Terry Carrigan, Rick Johannsen, Ron Mossburg, Jim Evans. ROW l: A. Peterson, M. Miller T Smith M Hansen P Riddle J Heaps B Bl , C. Points Q - 1 - v - 7 - 1 - Y J. Haven, Miss Balzer-Sponsor, ROW 2: B. Morris, L. Lawton, J. Fryer, J. Hyde, J. Murray, S Dempster, K. Henry, K. Seaman, K. Hurd, M. L. Smith, P. Miller, ROW 3: J. Gallee, S. Rasmussen M. D k ' ra e, J. Johnston, L. Starr, J. McTw1ggen, M. L. Kelly, Kathy Royson, P. Goss, J. Farr, B Koenigs, ROW 4: R. Johnson, L. England, B. Livingston, J. Waters, R. Baughman, M. Jones, L Jacobs, S. Carrell, B. Watkinson, P. Gibbs, ROW 5: C. Adkins, B. Leffingwell, G. Morrow, C LeMaster,.J. Arnold, L. Lee, V. Carlson, R. Aherns, M. Jacobson, M. Forrest, B. Hill. WWW The Freshman Pep Club carries on Work similar to the Senior Pep Club, only at the Freshman games. I I I Creative Writing is the only club at Tee Jay organized to stimulate interest in emotional writing. A Bw average is required for membership. The club participates in writing contests open to high schools. BACK ROW STANDING P Damon D Bl k R L , : . , . ac , . ewer,rR. King, P. Paladino, J. Sorenson, Mrs. Phyllis Brisby-sponsor-C. Barr, B. Buvak, M. Gordon. FRONT ROW, STANDING: C. Hatton. H. Jones, SEATED-J. Wilderman, Secretary. S. z shout me FIRST SEMESTER STAFF-ROW 1, Harriett Hillman, Jane Vernon, Judy Rogers. ROW 25 Bob Stubblefield, Arliss Goodman, Carol Witt, Diantha Biggerstaif, Steve Gruneau, ROW 3, Oralee Gates, Trudy Christensen, Sandy Pace. The Signalf, the official Tee Jay newspaper, has been printing school news ever since the beginning of the school year. R.A. Harrison, faculty advisor, supervises the work but the journalistic responsibilities are left to the students. Many fine journalists have gone out from the school, largely the graduates of this course. SECOND SEMESTER STAFF: ROW lg Frank Collins, Linda Boyer, Trudy Gardner M ril n Tomholm, Linda Bolton. ROW 2g Sharon Buren, Jane Vernon, Sally Latham 3' Y Suzanne Traylor. ROW 3g Carol Christensen, Jean Fuss, Carol Witt, ROW 49 Don Campbell, Dennis Smith. Editor-First Semester JANE VERNON Editor-Second Semester C 1, f LINDA BOLTON ..L3gIQ,5nQfEfi,fTY 43 5 Compliments of EMARINES AND STATIONERS 44 .1 . QQJMMM4 A-:ff-A 2-arm!!-wwfsu mmf'-v-wfwfzml V'V'W f' vwulft 1:11 in in rv, in . ,g,g,ga,.ailllllwfvmnfa iv l' ff? lim Hi5l :J Hi ... . af qw, .1 ?unnllqgg,pl- Q Bgggmuunw Qi 4 0---f-W ' - K A - A A- ..,,.., ,.,... ' s it - ,. , W . , , Q., ,A WN ,npr Aw, f' 1 ' U vi' l A 'F A 'iii' Nh., -,wif U ,, s,faqW- J ,mwflw M 14'-H'i.i'?4l' '.il!'ifh'fdi5?.il'iiIff 'iidn-'fi Vik nf 'way gummy' ,gniwww Compliments of BAIRD TEXACO SERVICE 45 mm, . 20, 7, . Armistice Day Celebration CAPTAIN COATNEY GARY BUECHNER Compliments of PICKY NICKY DAVID GILSON 46 0 JIM KIDWELL RON KING LAYLAND STRUBLE MARVIN MUNYON Compliments of JOHNNIE'S CAFE 47 JOE PALADINO GARY PETRY DICK SIGLER ' Fkpgafd ROW l: Miss Balzer, C. Graham, J. Rodriquez, C. McConnell, D. DeSanti, C. Konecny, K. Bailey, C. Bryan, J. Coleman, B. Trumble, Pres.g N. Lang, N. Zimmerman, L. Clodfelder, Mary Conway, Sgt.-at-Armsg Sue Vernon, Sec., S. Davis, Marie Martin, Treas.g Barbara Graves, Vice- Pres. ROW 2: K. Roberts, S. Pullman, M. McClure, V. Vittitoe, C. Tanner, E. Anderson, R. Souser, C. Kruse, M. Marr, D. Smith, C. Betts, M. Ingram, N. ,Mumm, C. Neiswender, D. Cumpston, P. Anderson, D. Walla. ROW 3: K. Schlegel, S. Sherlund, P. Kemp, J. Mitchell, J. Walling, J. Chew, J. Watkinson, C. Varner, B. Penry, L. Harrill, E. Plunkett, J. Jensen, P. Hansen, L.. Sealock, N. Thornton, S. Knouse, T. Johnson. ROW 4-: S. Rothe, B. Lauver, P. Hitchock, M. Prieto, S. Mueller, L. McConnell, T. Fox, M. Welch, R. Gallup, K. Ives, J. Gay- man, L. Snell, V. Valentine, J. Amsberry, S. Matuski, K. Hutchens, M. Walker. ROW 5: K. Campbell, J. Graves, J. Ditzler, B. McCoy, R. Versaci, M. Wallace, L. Oviatt, P. Torneten, D. Sage, M. Schmidt, S. Gallaher, D. Walling, B. Lanham, K. Belt, L. Reed, L. Barron, K. Phillips. ROW 6: W. Smith, C. Butler, S. Nelson, P. Freese, H. Eicher, M. Vogt, S. Oviatt, J. Lovelace, S. Hansen, M. Barron, J. Smith, K. Erickson, D. Sydzyik, B. Tennant, M. Boyer. ROW 7: B. Buvak, R. Story, B. Hunt, M. Camden, C. French, K. Rief, P. Stearns, J. Vallier, L. Holmes, A. Hewitt, M. Lammert, J. Fuss, C. Christensen, J. Brinkman, P. Phillips. The Pep Club works hard after school hours, to learn the school cheers so that they might create school spirit among people in the grandstands. It had been said that the enthusiasm of the Cheerleaders and Pep Club has helped a lot to march our teams on to VICTORY. 49 ROW 1: Jean Brinkman, Kay Conaway Delilah DeSanti, Nancy Lang. ROW 2: Sally Latham, .losie Rodriquez, Nancy Zimmerman, Alt. Cookie McConnell. I Throughout each athletic season the Varsity Cheerleaders are constantly work- ing to build up the school spirit. Pep rallies, sending off the team, attending games, leading cheers and many unnoticed activities have helped build up the school spirit to the high pitch it reached. These girls spend long hours practicing and working out cheers. They have a strict set of rules that govern their conduct. The student body owes much to these girls for developing the enthusiasm which is so much a part of athletics. ROW 3: Karen Bailey, Carolyn Bryan, Carol Christiensen, Linda Clodfelder. ROW 4: Judy Coleman, Mary Fox, Margaret Walker, Alt. Cindy Konecny. 50 Left to right: Pat Ken- nedY, .lackie B o w e n, Kathy Johnson, Cindy Roberts, Nancy Lefgren, R o b b i e Roberts, Bar- bara Thomas, Joan Rowe. At each freshman and second team game the peppy spirits are usually the result of the cheerleaders. There girls practice twice a week and are not allowed to cheer without these practices. This may be one reason why Tee Jay's Cheerleaders are some of the best in the lowa-Nebraska area. S FRONT ROW, left to right: Cookie Kruse, Roxie Souser, Marcia McClure, Mary Marr, Connie Tanner. SECOND ROW: Virginia Vititoe, Eleanor Anderson. TOP: Dianne Smith. 'LJUDITHESX' our senior dance line. fade! Sdawa Aff ll 0 This yearis Roadshow was based on the theme HParties.w Practically every type of party imaginable was representedg Hayride Party, Slumber Party, Hanging Party, Launching Party, and a Political Party. Unusual entertainment was supplied by Pat Kennedy, who did a gymnastic act, and Paullette Riddle's breath-taking fire- baton twirling. Highlights of the Road- show were: The colorful and spectacular T. J. Dance lines, accompanied by the Dance Bandg The Bresher Sistersg and several dramatic numbers by the Choir- especially the '4Battle Hymn of the Re- publici' which was directedby Mrs. Mar- gie Hatcher and lVlr. Colwell, who directed the Dance Band as it accompanied the Choir. The Roadshow was kept moving at a lively pace by the subtle, yet hilarious HBlackouts7' between acts. lVlr. Fanders directed the Roadshow. A'Tequila! ! ! by Pat Kennedy The graceful Tennessee Wigwaik, by Ryba and Edwards. n91wfnl Friendly neighbors Dereis zumding ticking inzide 53 l IlY,tfMEMORY OF MRS. MARGIE SMITH HATCHER Hers Jwasi the gift of music-rich, soaringmgolden music. Hersiysias the gift of instilliingitiiin a young heart a zeal for perfection and beautyin songfwii ,:,'i1Qf-i 'She gave of herself without measure: to her students she imparted skill, con- fidence and an appeciation of the finest in music: to her school she gave her un- bounded talent. her time and energy without thought of her own welfareg to her wcommunity she gave thousands of men and women Whose lives have been enriched by a deeper appreciationmopfy :MF song: addition she provided inspiration to the thousands who heard her matchless choirs in theirsmany appearances throughout Eiouncil Bluffs. - . e No rnkonument we can build can ever approach the one she herself reared in her shortilifetime for her memory is enshrined in the hearts and lives of her students. ' Z Nor should we ,mourn except for our own great loss, for her quickyzggager spirit surely striving in someinew dawn with a group of fresh new voicesvfesome of itheni some persistently quarter beat, late but her driving energy' and heal musical sense will most assuredly mold them into a choir worthy to sing the of Himself. '.-, , it awww,-,i yu mv fs. 3 1 wV,.,Pl.,: ,L ,P K , 55 ues, Xeit to right: Orahae Gates, YauXek Gu Drum Maiore ' kured: Meri Strom, Not pu: Complim ents of SH ANNON ,S CAFE 56 te Yxiddk, Ada M Kem: Ruger cCoy , Y an eefaq guna! Thomas Jefferson's Band, under the direction of Robert Colwell, can be found at almost any Tea Jay function. The year started out with the band marching for the foot- ball game halftimes. The Pep Band, made up of some offsprings of the band - managed to show up in some unusual costume at each of the basketball games. They added a lot of spark to the games. The Pit Band accompanied a great many of the roadshow numbers and added a professional touch to the production. The Dance Band has a touch of jazz and rock and roll which has added zest to many of our programs. The band took on concert band proportions in January and at their annual Spring Concert.AThey also attended Clinic in March and took part in State Contest in the spring. Special thanks should also go to Terry Roberts, who has served as drum major for two years. He has done a great deal to add sparkle to the band. Compliments of LANE'S BROS. PHARMACY ROBERT COLWELL 57 The King Lfiicharrl Ingersoll! was a determined and powerful man in Siam. l The English school teacl1er'i'lKathy Blitlerlll en- 1 joyed teaching the wives and children. V Tuptim and Luntha meet death for declaring Compliments of THE MUSIC SHOP their love. 58 W X Mil e The King QSpeed Tobias! learned much on western customs through his many hooks. I The King dies as Anna Lindy Rogers! promises to stay and teach the new King. COInp1iInentS0fLUCEY JEWELRY Lady Thiang and Prince Chululongkorn repre- sent the Siam to which Anna is trying to bring 59 culture. Second Period Choir MISS RUTH MOELLER Choir Director The Tee Jay A Cappella choir is largely responsible for the many fine musical events of the school year. The choir presents an operetta, spring concert, sings for many civic groups, takes part in clinics and contests, and sings Christmas Carols each Christmas in the halls. Small groups, made up of choir members, fill in to entertain at local functions, when the choir can not attend. After the death of Mrs. Hatcher, Miss Ruth Moeller assumed leadership and ably guided the choir through the second semester activities. Fifth Period Choir 1-fzddeaza ROW 1, left to right: M. Goldsberry, J. Bruto, W. Teller, Hartley, H. Hasty, B. Burkheart, J. Barker, B. Craig, M. Parish, L. Craybill, D. Foster, L. Fowler. SECOND ROW : Coach Di Blasi, Coach Moscrey, R Hill, D. Noel, B. Fraley, R. O'Conner, G. Cast, B. Schuelzky, D. St. Clair, R. Witke, C. Mohr, J. Flynn, B. Greulach, Libbey, L. Eaken. B. Hutchins, L. Bryan, C. Cupit, D Beesley, C. Gallup, D. Gillespie, G K. Conaway, R. Harrison, D. Teague C. Kaufman, Student Managers, B ?aotKa!Z Freshman football under the coaching of Mr. Moscrey and Mr. Di Blasi did not fare well as did the Varsity this year but there can be no com- plaint that there was not an all out effort made. The team started out by walloping their first three opponents completely. Not a single point was scored against them. They won the next game but after that they failed to score a single point for the remainder of the season. Best of luck next season, fellows! l 60264 TJ .,,..,. .,..,.. 1 9 Abraham Lincoln T.J ....... ....... 7 Tech ................... TJ .,,,,.. ..,.,,. 1 8 Iowa Deaf ....... TJ ......, ....... 1 3 Norris ...... TJ ...,., , ...,.., 0 Westside .... - TJ .,,,,,. ,,,.,,. 0 McMillan TJ .,,,.., ....... 0 Bloomer ..... T.J ....,.. ....... 0 Longfellow ..... The Varsity team this year has had a very fine season, since drop- ping out of Inter-City competition. They have won six games while losing only two, making it a complete reverse of last-year's season. Under the able coaching of Mr. Hanson and Mr. Jerome, the school is looking for- ward to many more winning seasons. A tremendous win of 37 to 0 over our Crosstown rivals A. L. was the outstanding game of the year. COACH HANSON FRONT ROW, left to right: B. Neal, L. Monahan, J. Larsen, G. Breeden, T. Carrigan, L. Louden, L. Morse, H. Anderson, W. Mains, T. Floyd, J. Medakovich, B. Brown, J. North, E. Steward. MIDDLE ROW: T. Dettman, S. Irwin, B. Hunter, J. Paladino, N. Paulson, F. Kratzke, J. Core, P. Palmer, D. Kilbane, M. Hutchens, R. Johannsen, R. Mathiesen, R. Howland. BACK ROW: Mgr. A. Vallier, R. Beckman, B. Page, J. Steward, G. James, F. Hrasky, B. Kilbane, B. Edwards, J. Flynn, M. Clark, D. Dew, B. Park, Mgr. D. Palmer. T J ........ ....... 2 5 Mo. Valley ........v. T- J ........ ....... 2 6 Cathedral ,.............. T I ,,,,..,, ,.,..,. 3 7 Abraham Lincoln T J ..,.,... ...,,,. 0 Boys Town ............. T J ,,-,,,,, ...,,., 1 9 Holy Name ....... T J .,,.,.,. ,,,c,,. 1 2 Bellevue .......... T J ,,.,,-,, ,,,,,,, 4 0 Bishop Ryan ..... T J ,,,,,,,, .,,,,,, 1 2 Glenwood ...... COACH JEROME 63 f r Z s I 1 HOWARD ANDERSON GLEN BREEDEN BOB BROWN TERRY CARRIGAN TOM DETTMAN wil E ROGER HOWLAND SAM IRWIN RICKY .IOHANNSEN DAN KILBANE 64 FRED KRATZKE JIM LARSEN WAYNE MAINS JOE MEDAKOVICH LARRY MORSE RON MOSSBURG JOE PALADINO JIM ROBSHAW EUGENE STEWARD Q1 'S'- xx X- al Compliments of CHRIS' SPORTSMAN SHOP 65 FRONT ROW, left to right: E. Kelso, J. Zaloudek, B. Edwards, M. Williams, B. Martin, B Kilbane, M. Clark, J. Flynn, P. Hymer, C. Ferris, Coach Davis. MIDDLE ROW: J. Steward S. Nowicki, B. Beckman, C. Matthai, G. James, D. Joslin, A. Conkling, L. Young, L. Phipps BACK ROW: M. Ramos, R. DeSantiago, J. Coons, W. Floyd, G. Ramos, J. Massouri, E. Gilson J. Drise, D. Prouty, B. Page, D. Dew, F. Hrasky, B. Park, D. Schlutz, Coach Capel. cam? wwe The second team has had a T J ,-,-,,,, ,,,,-- 1 2 South ,fffff very fine season this year. They T J Affwffw- 0 North are still in lnter-City League play T J ,,V-,,-, --nrff 1 2 Benson ,--- and have compiled a record of TJ ,-w-,-Af 7 Tech ffff- four wins and three losses with Tj ,,---,,, rrfrfq 1 3 Central -n---tA three ties. Under the coaching of T J tttttttt tttttt 1 3 Prep ttt----- Mr. Capel and Mr. Davis, the TJ ,---,v,t- Vwtrrt 1 3 Westside trtttttt young Yannigans have proved T J ttttttt- ttttt- 2 5 Cathedral ---t--t- themselves to be tough opponents T J ttttt,,-- Vrrtt- 1 3 Bellevue rrtrrrrrt -trr in each and every game' T J ......... ...... 2 8 Abraham Lincoln 66 way fm .ZZQ TJ.-59 TJ.-50 TJ.-60 T.J.-44 TJ .-5 1 TJ.-40 TJ .-62 TJ.-56 TJ.-46 TJ .-73 T.J.-43 TJ .--5 1 TJ.-47 T.J .-48 TJ.-52 TJ .-56 TJ .-46 TJ.-6 1 TJ .-56 FRONT ROW, left to right: D. Friend, J. Baird, L. Louden, W. Martin, J. Medokovich. SECOND ROW, left to right: L. Morse, B. Mattox, F. Kratzke, W. Mains, R. Jones, H. Anderson. f overtimeH Shenandoah-52 Mo. Valley-29 Abe Lynx-75 Farragut-47 Tech--64 Benson-42 Shenandoah-58 Harlan-54 South-63 Carroll-48 Sioux City-55 Abe Lynx-77 Boystown-42 Mo. Valley-55 Central-66 Creighton Prep-51 Boystown-59 North-41 Abe Lynx-71 67 COACH CAPEL FRONT ROW, left to right: J. Steward, B. Page, D. Schultz, J. Young, E. Kelso, D. Pacholke, F. Hrasky, D. Dew. BACK ROW: D. Sauders, B. Beckman, D. Gardner, R. Schmidt, B. Hook, B. Drummond, S. Ivy, F. Hansen, B. Lamkins. .H is si sg.. COACH DAVIS mm? SCHEDULE TJ .-54 ....... ..................... ..... S h enando ah--412 TJ.-58 ..,,..,. ,..... M o. Valley-37 TJ.-56 .,,,...,. ...........,. Ab e Lynx-33 TJ.-31 ....,... ....... M odale Second-25 TJ.-57 .,...... ,...... M odale Varsity-58 TJ .-63 ........ .......,.. F arragut-35 TJ .-3 1 ..... .....,.... T ech-34 TJ.-32 ,,.., ......,,,.... B enson-4-6 TJ .-57 ..... ..... S henando ah-43 TJ .--52 ,.,,, .,,.,,, ,.,....... H a rlan-50 T,J ,-52 ,,.,. .......... ,, -.,,..--....,....,....., S outh-41 T.J.-58 ..... ............... C arroll Keumper-37 TJ.-24 ....,,.. .......,. S ioux City-42 TJ.-81 ..... Abe Lynx-43 TJ.-41 ..... .....SSS..,. N orth-52 TJ .-37 ..... .,.... B oystown-38 TJ.-60 ..... ,,..... M o. Valley-38 compliments of SHIPLEY OPTICAL DISPENSARY 68 FRONT ROW, left to right: D. St. Clair, D. Foster, B. Greulach, K. Shadden, J. Wilson. BACK ROW: B. Craig, J. Flemming, B. Moore, R. Thorton, R. Hutchens, T. Louden, manager. A Squad coached by Mr. Hansen. 74044 ff 14:1 S A SQUAD aB SQUAD TJ.-46 .....,, ,.,.... P rep-45 TJ.-29 Underwood-18 T.J.-27 ..................-........... Prep-40 TJ .--4-1 ...,.., ,,,.,,, . QBenson--37 TJ .-49 .,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, C arson--25 TJ.-66 ....... ..... BCIISOIT-32 T.J.-45 ......,, ,,,,..,,,...,,,, S Outh-48 T.,l.Q-36 ,,,.,,,, ,...,..,,, l .S.D.-25 T-J.--41 .,..... - ..-.... S0l1th-44 TJ.--4-8 ......,. ..,.,,,, U nderwood-26 TJ .-55 ........ ,,,,.. B loomer-52 TJ .-16 .,..... .....,.. C erltral-24 TJ.-29 ....,.., ....,,,.,.. Ce ntral-33 TJ .-56 ....... Tech-48 TJ.-40 ...... ........ T ech-23 T.,l.?l6 ,,,.,,,. ,,.,., T reynor-33 TJ.-44 ...... North-37 TJ.-30 ....... ....... N Orth-26 71044 Mg.. S FRONT ROW, left to right: L. Crable, D. Wolfe, L. Bryan, J. Barker, F. Fowler, L. Alhquist. BACK ROW: R. Hill, R. Witke, B. Koenig, M. Burns, S. Griffith, A. McKeever. B Squad coached by Mr. Cotschall. 9 C -'wiki aww ' w .... 'f vp -v?',N '1'1-i- 4 -Ef:r.'I:13ii V - A 'sw V ,L - .+G i, fr . ' ,,.. ,Q-1-,jg-Q51 . . Q 4 .5 ,-H' QSSQEWN 79,5 my-f .5155-Vbwizf N.. .gf . . -.,A .-.-.- ROW 1, left to right: R. Mossburg, R. Gray, J. Raybuck, W. Doughman, D. Gillespie, M. Numez. ROW 2: D. Kilbane, D. Souser, R. Johannsen, T. Main, T. Carrigan, R. Howland. Em .Q MW M COACH DIBLASI SCHEDULE VARSITY SCHEDULE SECOND TEAM SCHEDULE T J.-36 ........ ....,.............................,..... A udubon-5 TJ ....,,..............,........,..,............... Audubon- T J.-21 ..,.. ....,.... N 0rLh-23 TJ ,,,,. North- T J.-26 ..... ..... C orning-14 TJ .....,.. ..,.. C orning- T J.-37 ..... ....... C entral-11 TJ ...,... ......... L incoln- T I.-32 ..... .......... L incoln-15 T-J Abe Lynx- T J.-22 ..... ........ A be Lynx-17 TJ. .,..... .......... T ech- T J.-20 ...... ....... D . M. Tech-22 TJ Abe Lynx- T J.-23 ...., .......... G rinell-18 TJ ..... ..... O akland- T J.-37 ,.,.. .............. T ech-11 TJ .,... ....... H arlan- T J.-23 .,.,. ...,.... Be llevue-23 J,-24 ,..,,. ...... A be Lynx-17 70 COACH JEROME eam ' FRONT ROW, left to right: C. Moore, P. Willoughby, B. Schlagle, J. O'De1l, G. Labreck L. Monuhun, D. Miller. LAST ROW, left to right: D. TEACUE, L. Phipps, E. Gilson, R Strong, P. Zimmerman, L. Lauton, S. Brutto, G. Monahan. Sleepy time, ref 'F 7 l cykeczm FRONT ROW, left to right: S. Irwin, D. Sigler, R. King, BACK ROW: G. Sollazzo, L. Struble, L. Forcade, T. Rohinsong Not Pictured, L. Hymer. The Tec Jay Rifle Team. under the coaching of S.F.C. Richard Anderson, had a remarkable season. They finished second in the lnter-City Rifle League. Layland Struble placed first in the kneeling position of fire and had the high average for all firing positions in the league. The team finished second in the Omaha City League that had teams composed of adults. The rifle team placed first in the 14th Corp., 5th Army area to Win its Randolf-Hearst Trophy. ln this 5th Army area, Ron King placed first in the individual scoring and Cary Sollazzo finished third. ln Inter-Scholastic matches in the 5th Army area, TJ. placed third. This match features not only high school ROTC rifle teams but military academy teams as well. Congratulations boys-a wonderful season. Compliments of WALGREEN DRUG STORE 72 H' Q aw -'B sv K - W ig ?cMm..N' I I I Football Queen DELILAH DeSANTI Basketball Queen KAY CONOWAY t Compliments HARRY C. CROWL CO., Realtors 74 Wrestling Queen SUE OVIATT dad dem , FOOTBALL COURT-STANDING, left to right: Judy Rogers, Jeri Humlicek, Kathy Butler, and Suzanne Traylor. SITTING, left to right: Kay Conaway, Nancy Lang, Cookie McConnell, Delilah DeSanti, Sue Oviatt, JoAnn Waffle, and Jeannie Brinkman. WRESTLING COURT-STAND- ING, left to right: Kathy Butler, Kay Conway, Suzanne Traylor, ,Ieri Humlicek, SITTING, left to right: Cookie McConnell, Sue Oviatt, and Delilah DeSanti. QM of' Compliments of COOK'S PAINT AND VARNISH 75 BASKETBALL COURT-BACK ROW, left to right: Delilah De- Santi, Kay Conway, Sue Oviatt. FRONT ROW, left to right: .Ieri Humlicek, Cookie McConnell, Judy Arvidson, and Suzanne Traylor. X 522. , 4 , , 4 . W'p', 'Q 'ii' - .4 5 Q ' K5 if K af Mgf f S' ,. iffy: 'ff ' M Q, ., f 4 f . Gykly W 'QQ- f , 5 ,I-25' ' Treasurer ' ROBBIE ROBERTS 0 o President , 4 NANCY LEFGREN ' Vice-President FLOYD FOWLER 3 Secretary r RANDY WITKE V, I 1', j H vm11' L EPKKIV- -if L 1 V X F sv f,:A rw V. MR. . , m' ,L , Class Sponsor MISS GRUBB Class Sponsor 77 Cheryl Adkins DennykAgnew Mike Agnew Raylene Aherns Treddy Aherns Larry Ahlquist Jerry Aldrich Jack Alexander Archie Anderson Charles Anderson Joyce Anderson Jeannie Arnold Jim Barker Sharon Barr Nancy Bartlett Ruth Boughman Judy Baxter Keith Becker Sally Beckner Mike Beezley Bruce Bernhards Bill Bina Betty Bingel Eldon Bird Katherine Bird Marilyn Bird Vic Bird Bob Blank Beverly Bly Diane Boardman Jim Bond Janice Bonham Kathy Bon Jackie Bowen Kathy Boysen Terry Brooks Don Brown Sharyl Breeden John Brutto Lennie Bryan Bill Buchlialz Dennis Bumgardner Mike Burns Vickie Carlson Juanita Cangas Stella Carrell 78 Kenneth Carter Myrtle Cary Diane Chambers Ronnie Chambers Shirley Christina Pam Clapper Fred Clark Opal Clark Dallas Clemens Zenette Clemens Gary Coffman Danna Collins Kenneth Collins Kenny Conaway Barbara Cook Janet Copeland Bill Craig Charles Cupit Pat Daeges Karen Davenport Max Davidson Shirley Deeds Sheri Dempster Richard Den Herder John Dillon Carolyn Doeblin Paul Dofner Victor Doughman Marlyn Drake Dick Duke Elsie Dye Larry Eakin J ack Elliott Connie Emerson Lynette England Judy Farr Faye Fell Melva Fipps .lim Fleming Freddy Floyd Edman Flurry Jim Flynn Walter Foote Mattie Forest Dennie Foster Floyd Fowler 79 'Q- l Weezer' r 'HU' ri 'Syv- . Www-f Bill Fraley Mary Jo Frieze .ludy Fryer .loanne Gale Kreg Gallup Gary Gast Penny Gates Delores Gaylor Carol Gibbs Pat Gibbs Darrell Gillispie Herb Gillman Mitchell Goldsberry Pat Goss Lonnie Graybill Bob Grueloch Edwin Griffith Mitchell Hadden Earl Hallberg Christie Hammond Lannis Hansen Barbara Hanson Shirley Harris Bill Harrison Sonja Harrod David Hartley Alvin Hassler Harold Hastie Frank Haven Judy Haven Janis Heaps Weldon Heitman Mike Henley Kathy Henry Clarence Herren Linda Heubner Betty Hicks Eugene Hicks Betty Hill Ray Hill Betty Hively Eleanor Hodtwalker Cheryle Holgersen Gloria Hooher A . I , Merle Hough - o A Walter Hughes 'a:..,. 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J be J if gi as az 'Y' fs. 5 aa 1. r- Z 14 , 5 fflgifff ev, Eff '45 Qi' ,.. . be w Bill Libby Sharon Lievan David Lines Barbara Livingston Mace Andrew Bob Madison Bob Malack David Majeski Dennis Majeski William Mallory Darlene Martin Kenneth Massey Harriet Massey James Massouris Jerry Mattes Florence McCart Sherry McClain Jack McClelland Al McKeever Chuck McNutty Jean McTurggon Harala Meadows Gwen Middaugh Bernie Miller Marilyn Miller Pat Miller John Moats Kelvin Mohr Karen Monahan Nadine Montgoni Billy Moore Barbara Morris June Morriss Gay Morrow Edward Mowery Jere Murray Cynthia Nieghbors Nanci Neighbors Dennis Nelson Therisa Nelson Joyce Nerz Dennis Noel Charles Norman Rod O'C0nnor Joseph O'Dell Merritt 0,Dell 82 ery Dick O'Neill Joyce Owens Cary Parish Dick Parker Janet Parroik Joyce Parroik Anita Peterson John Peterson Madi Phelps David Pictering Terry Poffenbarger Connie Points Jim Points Kathy Points Jay Poland Rodney Pugh Caroline Putnam Suzanne Rasmussen Richard Rauhaus Jessie Real Caroline Reese Paul Richardson Paulette Riddle Nancy Rish Cynthia Roberts Maralla Rocha Sandra Roden Fred Romans Johnnie Ross Joannie Rowe Paulette Ruger Dwayne Sanders Raymond Sanders Connie Saunders Nancy Schaefer Bob Schlegel Judy Schmidt Bob Schuelzky Kathy Seaman Kent Shadden John Sheely Dave Shestak Linda Shipman Don Sitzler Larry Skaw Dean Smith 83 1, an-Q .vw if' ,pea GPG th, ,V QP' li W5 'hx-T 1 LTL: 3- .kt 'l 9 411 Cary Smith Gary Smith .loyce Smith Larry Smith Mary Lynne Smith Teri Smith Velma Smith Noreen Sorenson Linda Starr Dennis St. Clair George Struhl ,,, Janet Stultz Stanley Sturgeou Dick Sudenberg David Taylor Denny Teague Richard Teller Barbara Thomas led ww: Marcia Thompson Marcy Thompson M Connie Thornburg Ronald Thornton 'Rs Richard Tietsert Joe Tompkins Marilyn Towrney David Troher David Trumble Victor Van Arsdell W'illiam Villant Larry Volff Larry Vore James Walton Cynthia Wassem Joylee Waters t 'i 1213 . he H, S Jffgs. 'ix X HVX Bonnie Watkinson Bob Watson Jerry Watts Don Wessels .lane West . 'H Connie Whaley ar fi. g Tom White ' ' R ,Wu I Paul Willoghby 5' i':ii L t' 5 A Irlene Witt Smyzer Wilson 14.36 wiv Fred Wingate W ew Larry Wise SNWIE H' L iw Randy Witke Mary Wohlers Dave Wolfe Larry Wolfe John Womeldorff Larry Woodworth Lorraine Wray David Wright Dick Yopp Dan Zimmerman Z y are ,ri,i , 5 fc.. Q , u EL Y ra K A if , xi - I . - y ix? ew r W ' gp tkizqxx gffr QMQL Not Pictured: Larry Burkhart Harold Ellison Carol Johnson Kathleen Kerns Alice Mensching John Wilson It's mid-semester and Mr. Fields en- rolls transfer students Marie Haneck frightl from Germany and Joe Johnson fleftl from Central. 85 .M Af! gg, pf Lvfva' 'A'-' QM P+ COOKIE KRUSE President 0 FRANK HRASKY s V Vice President O' MARY MARK Secretary 'f ' C DON DEW 1' Treasurer A MRS. MARGIE HATCHER 'Z Class Sponsor MR. BOB CAPEL Class Sponsor Ardon Adamson Gary Aherns Bob Aldrich Melvin Allen 'WM lane Amsherry Edward Ander Eleanor Anderson Phyllis Anderson Phil Arthur Dwayne Bain Shirley Barger Lorita Barron David Baxley Brigid Becerra Bob Beckman 1 in S ff-Q 5'-ef H9237! Lloyd Belt .loe Benegas .lennie Best Tom Bockert Scott' Brenenstall Willie Breshers .lerry Brittain e 5 xt ww iw ' .: ,Yr r .LW A if-, f farm' x ai? Lyle Brockman Judy Brown Doris Bryant Cheryl Butler Larry Cain Kieth Callahan Jackie Carl Roger Carrigan Judith Chew Beverly Christian Dan Circo Linda Clark L Mike Clark Sharon Clemens Bob Cloyd V V Carol Coleman A Pat Collins Douglas Colton l Alvin coming - wa: M. f ,. ,, f 1 ' .lack Coon M ' li 3 ' .lerry Coppock i I Carol Cornclison -E , If ,',' A V' Connie Crane V, 5 ,.., ,.v, , ,Q X Kenneth Cress fu-...V . 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Smith Jeannette Smith I03 Charlotte Smith I 5 Karen Smith Norman Smith Linda Snell Carol Snyder Robert Sorenson Fred Sorrell Rosemary Specht Elizabeth Speer Gary Spencer Judy Stieber Ronald Strong Roxie Story Patrick Sturm Peggy Sullivan Bill Swanger ,lean Sweeney Cecelia Swingwood Karen Tacy Barbara Tadlock Don Talbott Bonnie Tennant Kathy Thomas Perry Thompson Tom Tobias Nancy Tomanio Pat Torneten Barbara Trumble James Turpen Albert Vallier Judy Vallier M'arvin Vallier Kathy Vanderlou Norma Van Dyke Sally Van Scoy Corine Varner Bob Vashon Don Versaci Mary Kay Villont Spencer Visuri Larry Waffle Margaret Walker Marilyn Wallace Dianne Walling Glen Walling Arthur Walter Harry Watts IO4 Judy Weatherill Patricia Weatherlyf Kenneth White Roger White Chuck Wickersham Sandra Wilkins Ann Williams Jerry Williams Alvin Wilson Eileen Wisecup Judy Wohlert Robert Wolfe Ken Wolff Henry Zdan Randy Zahn Not Pictured: Denny Beckman Norman Betts Henry Donaldson Duane Hassler Eloise Ladd Everett Mason How about this one? Seaiaw DAVID K SPEED? TOBIAS President eauhfz C KAY CONAWAY Vice-President JEAN BRINKMAN Secretary MARY WAUGH Treasurer MRS. CLARA STRICKLAND Class Sponsor MR. GLEN GOTSCHALL Class Sponsor I07 Sten CAROLE ALEXANDER ographic Commercial Club DONNA ALTON Vocational .lllVl ABSHIER Stenographic Student Council, Creative Writing, Commercial Club. ROTC EDWARD ALLERTON Vocational ROTC DICK ANDERSEN Vocational Red Cross, ROTC GRA, FTA, Pep Club, Red Cross, FHA, YTeent, Roadshow, Future Nurses, Art Club, Annual HOWARD JOHN ANDERSON Vocational JUDY K. ANDERSEN Vocational Pep Club, Red Cross, Altruma, Choir, Musical Roadshow Letterman's Club, Football, Basketball, Prom Court, Ba seball JERRY ANDERSON College Preparatory Spanish Club, ROTC KEITH ANDERSON Vocational ROTC LINDA LOU ANDERSON Stenographic Pep Club, Red Cross, Glee Clu Musical, Roadshow PHILLIP ANDREWS Vocational ROTC IO8 b, Commercial Club, JERRY BAIRD Vocational Track, Basketball LLOYD ARNOLD College Preparatory ROTC, Basketball, Baseball JUDY ARVIDSON Vocational Altruma GENE BACON College Preparatory ROTC, Basketball, Math Club, Track KAY DELL BAILEY Stenographic FHA, Commercial Club CYNTHIA DAWSON BARR Vocatwnal Student Council, FHA, Pep Club, Creative Writing, Choir, Roadshow GLORIA JEAN BECKNER Stenographic Student Council, FHA, DAR, Aurora, Commercial Club, National Honor Society LARRY E. BELTZ Vocational ROTC, Football, Basketball TOM S. BENSON Stenographic ROTC, Drill Team DIANTHIA BIGGERSTAFF College Preparatory Pep Club, Red Cross, Signal, Plays, Drill Team, Glee Club, Latin Club SHARON BOREN College Preparatory Y-Teen, Pres., Future Nurses, Signal, Latin Club, Roadshow ' 09 MIKE BOUSFIELD Vocational ROTC PATSY BOWEN Stenographic GRA, Student Council, Pep Club, FHA, Choir, Red Cross, Commercial Club, Musical, Roadshow GLEN QTINYJ BREEDEN Vocational Letterman's Club, ROTC, Football, Basketball. Track WRAY BRITTON College Preparatory Debate, FTA, Band, Student Council, Science Club Plays, Thespians-Pres., Art Club, Annual, Math Club, Musical, Roadshow, Orchestra ELEANOR JEAN BRINKMAN Stenographic GRA, Student Council, Pep Club, Altruma, Choir, Thespians, Cheerleader, Plays, Musical, Roadshow, Football, Football Court, Prom Court, Jr. Classg Sec., Sr. Class-Sec., .ludithe's DEAN R. BROUGHAM Vocational Span1sh Club, ROTC ROBERT G. BROWN Vocational ROTC, Football, 'Bull Dog Award, Basketball, Track ROSALIE BRUNER College Preparatory Student Council, Pep Club, Library Club, Spanish Club, Book Week Tea, Girls' Lounge, National Honor Society GARY BUECHNER Vocational Student Council, Red Cross, Football, Track, ROTC RONALD BURNS Vocational ROTC DELORES BUTLER Voc. Homemaking Pep Club, FHA, Book Week Tea 1 KATHLEEN BUTLER College Preparatory GRA-Sec., Student Council-Treas., Science Club -Sec., Spanish Club-Pres., Aurora, Choir, Musical, Roadshow, Football Court, Soph., Class-Pres-Jr. ClasskSec., National Honor Society, Math Club, Sec.-Treas. MELVIN CARMICHAL Vocational ROTC, Track RALPH CAMPBELL Vocational ROTC ALFRED CHILDERS Vocational ROTC, Football, Drill Team, Rifle Team, Track TERRY B. CARRIGAN Vocational ROTC, Letterman's Club, Football, Wrestling, Glee Club, Track CHARLES CHUCK CLAWSON College Preparatory Student Council, Red Cross, Creative Writing, Thes pians-Pres., ROTC, Choir, Band, Plays, Latin Club, Musical, Roadshow, Drill Team RONALD W. CLEMENS College Preparatory Thespians, Art Club, Band, Roadshow, Orchestra, ROTC, Plays 'SHERRI ARLENE CLEVELAND College Preparatory Debate, FTA-Sec.-Treas., Pep Club, Creative Writ- ing, Choir, Library Club, Tbespians, Science Club, Plays, Musical, Roadshow, Book Week Tea, National Honor Society JUDY COFF MAN Stenographic Roadshow, Glee Club KATHLEEN 4'KATE COLEMAN Stenographic Student Council, Pep Club, Library Club, Red Cross, Aurora - Pres., Commercial Club, Signal, Choir, Latin Club, Musical, Roadshow, Quill and Scroll, Book Week Tea FRANK COLLINS Voc. Printing ROTC, Signal, Roadshow, Creative Writing ANN MARIE COOK College Preparatory KENNY CORUM Vocational ROTC GLORIA JEAN DeBAR Stenographic Pep Club, Red Cross, Choir, Commercial Club- Sec., Musical, Roadshow ROBERT L. DeBOER Vocational Spanish Club, ROTC, Basketball, Track JOANNE DENNIS Vocational Pep Club. Y-Teens. Future Nurses NARCISO TITO DESANTIAGO Vocational DELILAH DGSANTI Stenographic Student Council, Annual, Pep Club, Red Cross, Aurora, Cheerleader, Signal, Roadshow, Football Court-Queen, Basketball Court, Wrestling Court, .Iudithe's, Yellow Jackets Il2 GLENDA KAY CONAWAY Stenographic Student Council, Pep Club, Aurora-Pres., Cheer- leader - Pres., Commercial Club, Annual, Signal. Choir, Plays, Musical, Roadshow, Football Court. Prom Court4Princess, Quill and Scroll, .Iudithe's, Yellow Jackettes, National Honor Society, Class Officer, Fr.-Sec., Sr.-V.-Pres. MICHAEL I. CONZEMIUS Vocational ROTC Latin Club, FTA, Pep Club, Creative Writing, Red Cross, Choir, Musical, Roadshow DONNA L. CUMPSTON Voc. Homemaking GRA, Pep Club DONETTA .I. CUPIT Stenographic Red Cross, Commercial Club, Musical, Roadshow TOM E. DETTMANN Vocational Letterman's Club, ROTC, Football, Basketball GARY DEWAELE Vocational ROTC BILL DIMMITT Vocational Red Cross, ROTC MIKE DINOVO Vocational Student Council, Band, ROTC FLOYD DIAMOND Vocational ROTC, Basketball NANCY DILLEHAY Voc. Homemaking FHA, Book Week Tea JUDY ANN DOTY Voc. H omemaking GARY DOWLING Vocational Student Council, ROTC, Basketball REGINALD EDENBURN Vocational Art Club, ROTC SHERYL EDMONDS Stenographic Pep Club, Red Cross, Girls' Lounge, Commercial Club JOYCE ELAINE EDMONSTON Voc. Homernaking Pep Club LINDA KAY EDWARDS Stenographic Commercial Club HELEN MAE EICHER Stenographic GRA, FHA, Red Cross, Commercial Club, Roadshow GILBERT ENGLISH College Preparatory Debate, Creative Writing, Science Club, Band, Latin Club, Roadshow, Math Club CLAIR D. FENNELL College Preparatory Student Council, Spanish Club, ROTC .IIMMIE EVANS Vocational Red Cross, Drill Team, Letterman's Club, ROTC, Football, Wrestling, Golf IUDITH .I. FIELDS Stenographic Pep Club, Latin Club, Red Cross, Roadshow, Glee Club ANITA C. FILE Vocational Pep Club, Y-Teens PATRICIA FINCK Vocational CAROL ELAINE FOGLE College Preparatory Student Council, FTA, Pep Club, Allruma, Annual, Plays, Musicals, Latin Club, Roadshows, .Iudithe's, Yellow .I ackettes, Drill Team DAVID FOX College Preparatory Debate, Student Council, Science Club, Orchestra, Boys' State, Tennis, Band, Latin Club-Pres, Math Club, Roadshow, National Honor Society NANCY L. FOSTER Vocational Student Council, Red Cross, Latin Club, Clee Club II4 CHARLOTTE FRAIN Vocational FHA, Future Nurses JOAN GALLAGHER Vocational J O CAYMAN Vocational DICK GITTINS Vocational Creative Writing, ROTC, Football, National Honor Society DAVID D. GILSON Vocational Thespians, Band, ROTC, DAVID L. CODWIN College Preparatory Debate, Science Club, Spanish Club, Band, Plays, Roadshow, National Honor Society, Orchestra, Math Club-Pres. GARY GOLDSBERRY Vocational ROTC ARLISS GOODMAN College Preparatory GRA, Science Club, FHA, Signal, Choir, Math Club, and Scroll Drill Teams, Musical, Plays Spanish Club, Red Cross, Musical, Roadshow, Quill CONNIE GORDON Voc. Hornemaking Student Council, Pep Club, Aurora, Signal, Road show, Girls' Lounge STEVEN GRUENAU College Preparatory Science Club, Biology Club, Band, Math Club, Latin Golf PAMELA HALEY Stenographic Student Council, Red Cross, Commercial Club- Pres. ll5 LAWRENCE HOF F College Preparatory JOHN HANSEN College Preparatory ROTC DUANE HASSLER Vocational ROTC KENNETH HAWKINS Vocational Student Councll, Band, Roadshow BARBARA ROSE HEWITT Stenographic Pep Club, FHA, Choir, Red Cross, Musical Com mercial Club, Plays, Roadshow TERRANCE E. HAYS College Preparatory Student Council, Art Club, Creative Writing, Bi- ology Club-Pres., Plays, ROTC, Track, Football, Basketball, Roadshow, Golf MARVIN HIATT College Preparatory Wrestling, Drill Teams, HARRIET HILLMAN College Preparatory Student Council, Pep Club, Red Cross, Aurora, ' Signal, Quill and Scroll CAROLE HODGE Stenographie Pep Club, Latin Club, Red Cross Debate- Treas., Science Club - Pres., Band, Capt. Roadshow, Basketball, Boys' State, Tennis, National Honor Society-Pres. THEON HOGUE Stenographic GRA, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Future Nurses, Clee Club, Commercial Club, Girls' Lounge NIEL HOLMES Stenograpltic Choir, ROTC, Musical, Roadshow, Football, Wres- I I6 tling, Drill Team Rifle Team, Rorc DAVID H. HOOBER College Preparatory Debate, Student Council, ROTC, Creative Writing, Thespians, Roadshow, Plays, Golf, Latin Club-Sec. CHARLES HOOK Vocational ROTC, Basketball, Track ROGER HOWLAND College Preparatory Letterman's Club, Band, Latin Club, Musical, Glee Club, Roadshow, Football, Soph. Class-Sec., Baseball CONNIE HUMMEL Stenographic GRA, Pep Club, FHA, Red Cross, Aurora, Com- mercial Club, Choir, Musical, Roadshow JERI J. HUMLICEK Stenographic Student Council- V.-Pres. Altruma-Pres., Roadshow, Honor Society-Sec. RICHARD INGERSOLL Vocational Red Cross, Letterman's Club, Signal, Choir, Musical, Roadshow, Football, Basketball, Prom Court, Fr. Class-Pres., Baseball Pep Club, Drill Team, Signal , Pep Club, Red Cross, Basketball, Wrestling, Football Court, National SAM IRWIN Vocational Student Council, Football, Letterman's Club, Signal, ROTC, Baseball, Track, Drill Team, Wrestling, Rifle Team SALLY JACOBSON Vocational JAMES JENSEN Vocational ROTC, Wrestling NOEL JOHANNSEN College Preparatory Letterman's Club, ROTC, Football, Wrestling HOWARD D. JOHNSON Stenographic Student Council, Science Club, Red Cross, Commer cial Club, Art Club, Biology Club, Band, Roadshow Orchestra I I7 ROBERT JONES Vocational ROTC, Track JOHNNIE JONESON Vocational RONALD' KELLEY Vocational ROTC, Plays, Roadshow CHARLES R. KERN College Preparatory Science Club, Rifle Team, JAMES F. KIDWELL Stenographic Debate, Student Council, Red Cross, Choir, ROTC, Musical, Roadshow, Wrestling, Drill Team, Rifle Team, Commercial Club, Football DANIEL A. KILBANE College Preparatory Student Council, Spanish Club-Pres., Letterman! Club-Sec.-Treas., ROTC, Football, Wrestling, Track, Class Officer, Jr. Treas. RONALD KING College Preparatory Creative Writing, Signal, ROTC, Drill Team, Rifle Team II8 JAMES E. JOHNSON College Preparatory Choir, ROTC, Musical Roadshow, Football, Drill Team-Commander BESSIE JONES Stenographic MARY KAUFMAN Voc. H omemaking Red Cross, Choir, Musical, Roadshow Student Council, Cho1r, ROTC, Musical, Roadshow, Football, Basketball, Golf, Tennis JUANITA B. KEENE Stenographic .Student Council, Commercial Club, Altruma, Choir Plays, Musical, Roadshows Wrestling, Latin Club .IOELLA .IUNE KIRK Vocational FHA, Red Cross, Thespians, Annual, Plays, Musi- cals, Drill Team, Roadshows GARY KIRKENDALL Vocational ROTC, Rifle Team, Glee Club, Drill Team BOB KONECNY Vocational Letterman's Club, Band, Basketball, Bas FREDERICK W. KRATZKE College Preparatory RICHARD A. KIRKPATRICK Vocational Spanish Club, Art Club, Science Club, ROTC eball ROBERT KITCHELL Vocational ROTC, Football, Drill Team Letterman's Club, Track, ROTC, Football, Basket- ball, Baseball MARILYN LAMMERS Vocational Red Cross KELLEEN LAMPHERE Stenographic Roadshow, Glee Club KELVIN LAMPHEAR Vocational ROTC, Track GERALD C. La MOTTE College Preparatory Debate, Student Council, Band, Science Club, Red Cross, Latin Club, Wrestling, National Honor So- ciety, Baseball, Letterman's Club NANCY LANG Vocational Student Council, Pep Club, Red Cross, Aurora Cheerleader, Choir, Plays, Musical, Roadshow, Foot ball 7 Voc. Homemalcing DAVE LEE Vocational Basketball, Baseball ROBIN LOVELACE Vocational Pep Club, FHA, Commercial Club, Red Cross, Drill Team DORATHY LYONS Vocational Pep Club, Y-Teens, Future Nurses KATHRINE ANN MACE Voc. Homemaking Glee Club BARBARA ANN MADISON Stenographic Pep Club, Altruma, Roadshow, Glee Club TOM MAIN Voc. Printing Student Council, Red Cross, ROTC, Football Wres- tling I20 JIM LARSEN Vocational Red Cross, Letterman's Club, Biology Club, ROTC, Football, Basketball, Baseball SALLY LATHAM Vocational Student Council, Pep Club, Aurora, Cheerleader, Signal, Choir, Plays, Musical, Roadshow MARY KATHRYN LOUDON IOYCE ELAINE LISTON College Preparatory Student Council, FHA, Spanish Club, Altruma Red Cross, Book Week Tea, Latin Club Signal, Choir, ROTC, Plays, Musical, Roadshow, WAYNE MBEAVER LOTZ College Preparatory Debate, Student Council, Science Club-V.-Pres. Roadshow, Band, Biology Club, Math Club 1 WAYNE MAIN S College Preparatory Student Council, Letterman's Club, ROTC, Football, Basketball, Tennis, Baseball LOIS JANE MARKEY Voc. H omemaking Student Council, Choir, Musical, Roadshow CONNIE MARR Stenograpliic Student Council, Pep Club, FHA, Red Cross, Y- Teens, Aurora, Roadshow MIKE MATHEWS College Preparatory ROTC, Football, Glee Club, Tennis EVERETT MASON Vocational ROTC WILLIAM S. MATTOX Vocational Student Council, ROTC, Letterman's Club, Football, Basketball, Baseball DOUGLAS MCCLINTOCK Voc. Printing ROTC, Basketball CLARICE UCOOKIEP MCCONNELL 'College Preparatory FTA, Pep Club, Creative Writing, FHA, Choir, Red Cross, Altruma, Cheerleader, Musical, Rpadshow, Football Court, Latin Club ROGER W. MCCOY Vocational ROTC LEONA MCGEE Stenographic' Pep Club, Altruma, Latin Club, Roadshow, Girl Lounge DELMAR DUWANE MCINTOSH Vocational Spanish Club, ROTC, Drill Team CHARLOTTE MILLER Vocational Vocational Signal, Wrestling, ROTC RONALD WAYNE MOSSBURG College Preparatory Letterman's Club, ROTC, Football, Wrestling, Track DOUGLAS MUMM College Preparatory Debate, Student Council, Science Club, Band, Red Cross, Roadshow, Boys' State, Math Club, National Honor Society, Latin Club MARVIN D. MUNYON Vocational Choir, ROTC, Musical, Roadshow, Drill Team LARRY OLSON Vocational ROTC, Track PAUL G. OSBORN Vocational ROTC, Wrestling, Track, Drill Team, Rifle Team I22 CLAUDIA MCLAUCHLEN Stenographic Red Cross, Y-Teens, Choir, Musical, Commercial Club, Roadshow .IOE R. IVIEDAKOVICH College Preparatory Letterman's Club-V.-Pres., ROTC, Plays, Road- show, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Class Officer, Fr. V.-Pres. ' Pep Club, Red Cross, Spanish Club, Pres. SHIRLEY K. MOORE Stenographzc Girls' Lounge DENNIS QSTUBJ MOORE LARRY RAE MORSE Vocational Letterman's Club, ROTC, Football, Basketball Track SUE ELLEN OVIATT Stenographic Pep Club, Red Cross, Altruma, Choir Musical Road- show, Football Court, Prom Court SANDRA JEAN PACE College Preparatory Student Council, Pep Club, Red Cross, Drill Team, Signal, Band, Latin Club BARBARA JEAN PAULSON Stenographic Red Cross, Commercial Club, Roadshow, Orchestra SHIRLEE PEAREY Stenographic JOE P. PALADINO JR. Vocational Letterman's Club, Choir, ROTC, Musical, Road- show, Football PETER JAMES PALADINO Student Council, Creative Writing, Science Club, Red Cross, Biology Club, Choir, ROTC, Musical Roadshows, Football, Wrestling, Track BERNIE PETERSON College Preparatory Band, Wrestling, Track CAROLYN LEE PETERSON Vobational FHA, Future Nurses, Art Club GARY PETRY Voc. Printing ROTC, Roadshow, Football, Wrestling, Track PEGGY PIEPER Vocational FHA, Red Cross, Y-Teens ETHA PLUNKETT College Preparatory GRA, FTA, Pep Club, Red Cross, Aurora, Glee Club, Thespians, Plays, Latin Club I23 Drill Team, Basketball, Vocational ROTC, Drill Team Stenographic JOHN S. RAMIREZ College Preparatory Science Club, Red Cross, Choir, Band, Musical. Roadshow, Golf CHUCK REED Vocational Biology Club, ROTC, tling FAITH DOLORES RAMOS Stenographic Spanish Club, Commercial Club, Choir, Musical, Roadshow BILL REICHART Vocational ROTC, Track FRANCIS REIMERS Stenographic CAROLINE RHODES Stenographic Spanish Club, Commercial Club TERRY JOHN ROBERTS College Preparatory Student Council, Choir, Band, Drum Major, Musical Roadshow, Track JAMES D. ROBSHAW College Preparatory Student Council, Pres., Lettermanls Club, V.-Pres., ROTC, Latin Club, Track, Football, Bulldog Award, All-State, Basketball, Wrestling, Drill Team JOSEPHINE RODRIGUEZ Vocational Pep Club, Spanish Club, Red Cross, Cheerleader l24 FRED UIMJ POCUE JOAN ELAINE POSVAR Pep Club, Red Cross, Altruma, Annual, Band, Road- show, Drill Team, Orchestra Football, Drill Team, Wre JUDY ROGERS College Preparatory Pep Club, Red Cross, Altruma, Signal, Choir, Musi- cal, Quill and Scroll, Musical, Roadshow, Football Court, Girls' Lounge, National Honor Society PAUL C. ROLFE College Preparatory Science Club, ROTC, Choir, Tennis, Musical, Road- show MARCIA SANDERS Stenogra hic SHARON DEON ROLFES Vocational GRA, Y-Teens, Roadshow, Glee Club, Girls' Lounge P Pep Club, Commercial Club, Glee Club KENNY RUF FCORN Student Council, ROTC, Baseball VALERIE JEAN SAYERS Vocational Pep Club, Choir DENNIS L. SCOULAR Vocational Band, ROTC, Rifle Team, Track BILL SHEPARD Vocational ROTC RICHARD D. SIGLER College Preparatory Debate, Science Club, ROTC, Football, Rifle Team Tennis, Basketball IACQUELINE .IEAN SKANK Stenographic Student Council, Red Cross, Commercial Club, Choir, Band, Plays, Musical, Roadshow, Drill Team, Or- chestra RON SMITH Vocational ROTC, Football l25 DONALD A. SOUSER Vocational Stenograpliic EUGENE NPETE7' STEWARD College Preparatory Letterman's Club, Baseball, Football, Basketball, Wrestling JANET STORK Stenograpliic Student Council, Pep Club, FHA, Future Nurses, Book Week Tea, Roadshow, Commercial Club DENNIS P. STORM Vocational ROTC MERI MICHELE STRONG Student Council, FTA, Pep Club, FHA, Spanish Club, Aurora, Band, Roadshow, Band Majorette, Girls' Lounge, Book Week Tea LAYLAND STRUBLE College Preparatory Spanish Club, ROTC, Golf, Basketball, Rifle Team I26 GARY SOLLAZZO College Preparatory Club, Red Cross, ROTC, Student Council, Science Golf, Rifle Team JERRY SORENSEN College Preparatory Debate, Student Council, Creative Writing, ROTC, Biology Club, Roadshow, Latin Club Student Council, Red Cross, Letterman's Club, Football, Basketball, Wrestling, Baseball ROBERT L. STEPPUHN Vocational Student Council, Band, Basketball DONNA HPENNYN STEARNS GRA, Student Council, Pep Club, FHA, Library Club, Red Cross, Y-Teens, Signal, Commercial Club, Plays, Musicals, Roadshows, Book Week Tea, Quill fi and Scroll, Annual, Editor-in-Chief CAROL ELAINE STEVENS College Preparatory Debate, GRA, Pep Club, Science Club, Choir, Musi- cal, Latin Club, National Honor Society, Roadshow BOB STUBBLEFIELD College Preparatory Signal, Choir, ROTC, Musical, Roadshow, Golf FONDA RAE STURGEON Stenograpliic Student Council, Pep Club, FHA, Red Cross, Conl- mercial Club, Roadshow, Book Week Tea KAREN LEAH TAYLOR College Preparatory FTA, FHA, Pres.-Aurora, Spanish Club, Road- show, Book Week Tea, National Honor Society JUDITH ANN TENNIGKEIT Voc. Homemaking Pep Club, FHA, Drill Team, Girls' Lounge TOM TEWS Vocational ROTC, Rifle Team College Preparatory Latin Club, Drill Team E Pfrfxiiw-Wfliiiwfi JERRY SWEENEY Vocational ROTC BILL TALBOTT Vocational ROTC RODELLE KAY THOMPSON GRA-Sec., Red Cross, Art Club-Treas., Annual, DAVID HSPEEDU TOBIAS Vocational Student Council, Choir, Letterman's Club, Annual ROTC, Thespians, Latin Club, Plays, Musical, Road show, Wrestling, Track, Prom Court, Prince, .Ir Class-Pres., Sr. Class-Pres. EDDIE TOMPKINS Vocational ROTC MARILYN TORNHOLM Vocational Red Cross, Signal I27 SYLVIA TORNHOLM Stenographic Commercial Club SANDRA TORREZ Vocational SUZANNE TRAYLOR Vocational Pep Club, Red Cross, Altruma, Cheerleader, Signal, Choir, Musical, Roadshow, Football Court, Prom Court MARCIA VARGAS Stenographic PATRICIA TROTTER Vocational MARGARET JANE VERNON College Preparatory GRA, Student Council, Pep Club, Aurora, Annual, Musical, Roadshow, Latin Club, Girls' Lounge, Quill and Scroll, National Honor Society MARY VOGT Stenographic Student Council, Pep Club, Red Cross, Aurora, Band, Roadshows, Orchestra IO ANN WAFF LE Vocational Student Council, Altruma, Choir, Musical, Roaal- show, Football Court NORM WAKEFIELD Vocational Choir, ROTC, Plays, Musical, Roadshow, Football TERRY V. WALDRON Vocational GARRETT WALLING Vocational Letterman's Club, Biology Club, ROTC, Wrestling Thespians, Choir, Plays, Signal-Editor-in-Chief, TOM WASINGER College Preparatory Student Council, ROTC, Basketball, Baseball CYNTHIA WAUGH Stenographic GRA, Red Cross, Choir, Commercial Club, Road- show, Musical Biology Club, Football MARY ANN WAUGH Stenographic GRA, Student Council, Pep Club, FHA, Red Cross, Aurora-Treas., Annual, Choir, Musical, Roadshow, Sr. Class-Treas. DONNA WEST Voc. H omemaking Y-Teens, Choir, Musical, Roadshow, Girls' Lounge CRAIG W. WELLS Vocational ROTC, Drill Team RONNIE WESTERBERG College Preparatory ROTC LARRY WHEELER College Preparatory ROTC LES WHITNEY Vocational ROTC, Football, Basketball LORRAINE WIGINGTON Vocational EAN WILDERMAN Vocational I Debate, Pep Club, Creative Writing, Red Cros Aurora, Cheerleader, Choir, Musical, Roadshow AL WILSON Vocational ROTC I 29 .IOLENE WILSON Stenographic Pep Club, Red Cross, Aurora, Commercial Club, An- nual, Choir, Musical, Drill Team, Roadshow SONDIE WILSON Stenographic Student Council, Pep Club, Altruma, Roadshow DOROTHY F. WINGATE Stenographic Student Council, Pep Club, Altruma, Roadshow, LEE WOHLERS Vocational Glee Club ROTC CAROL MAE WITT Vocational GRA, Creative Writing, Y-Teens, Signal, Choir, Roadshow GLORIA WRAY College Preparatory Spanish Club, Drill Team CHARLES YOUNG Vocational Thespians, ROTC, Plays, Musical, Roadshow, Drill Team, Basketball NANCY ZIMMERMAN Stenographic GRA, Pep Club, Red Cross, Choir, Commercial Club, Altruma, V.-Pres., Musicals, Roadshows NOT PICTURED MERVIN BAXTER RAY KNIGHT BARBARA HARRIS BOB MILLER LARRY HYMER KEITH PASKEWITZ LARRY IVES MICHAEL STOGDILL l30 i A I ui Q 8 2 f ' Q, ff 5 Nu ' 1 4 f ,4 gif. Uv : wifi r f ' - N, I 3712? aigglififx' M K: ms S - sp- 'IS' S' M Q -an cu CLH5 0 -H '-dll' n1.1.,9 Class - one r..- fwwfvff - ,fig if , '41 1 Tyla , f 'Q -k'.. I 1-H fv, I:?f2e.'1 I f ' P-f gg., , f ,wvesmx lv ' Q- 'L-:Y k z ' :E 52 a i ,, 's NME? 2 ng ' PE Q ' CHAMP' orftintrvu ff? Kgg HI!!-JFIIIRN Eyg ff f ,li A JE jf .. W we if wff :?A 2 V , K ,9 f 9 b Su - ' l ' Q 4M liiungtf:-'tai' f HMM l1dl'iiE'5+ BIRD She? eu Q 7 Hiya! ufuu LEGS Cvzw- 9 ad. me ' WMMS ' Thirty-two members were inducted into the Thomas Jefferson chapter of the National Honor Society, April 8, 1959. Seventeen seniors and fifteen juniors were presented to the student body as new members. Only fifteen percent of the upper one third of the Senior Class and five percent of the upper one fourth of the Junior Class are admitted. Students attain membership by being voted in by the faculty. Among its many activities, the National Honor Society sponsors the Annual College Day. ROW l: B. Hoden, D. St. Clair, G. Sheely, N. Jones, A. Thornton, J. Kendall, B. Garrett, N. Cassell, M. Warden, S. Lapsley, J. Banks. ROW 2: T. Bruner, J. Mathews, M. Kruse, W. Boyer, M. Fowler, J. Vernon, J. Rogers, K. Conaway. ROW 3: G. Grove, L. Struble, M. Klonus, S. Thomas, K. Taylor, C. Stevens, S. Cleveland. ROW 4: J. Humlicek, B. Cassell, L. Sorrell, M. McCauley, J. Briggs, M. Clancey, G. Beckner, K. Butler. ROW 5: D. Ivy, R. Aldrich, J. Hum- licek, R. Olson, J. Gammon, B. Heaps, J. LaMotte, J. Varner, L. Hoff, Sponsor Mrs. Strickland. ROW 6: S. Hyde, D. Fox, P. Jensen, J. Klement, D. Godwin, D. Mumm, J. Hartman. 1 MW C' 6 ge F '3- ,lim Tilton as f Melamed WTHY BUNCH 35 Rabbi Bonnie Buvak as Rifkele The T. J. Drama Department presented HA Story of Chelmf, a delightful study of Jewish life and character along with posing a solution to the problem of why so many people are so stupid. The play, under direction of H. H. Fanders, won a superior rating at the Drake Play Festival as well as outstanding actor awards for jim Tilton and Bonnie Buvak. Dr. Dallas Williams critic judge praised the playis skillful director and subtle off-heat humor. .lohn Culjat at Dodi Jim Varner as the Bookseller Hawwww-M41 mmmm isdn ' v y fx. 4 ,ff nf, i I , . L, - 1, . ,y n ,Z if 2 U . - 2 . . 51,3 .f 1 A K K .5 5? . Wswwfa , if 3 R Qt? f w 5, . , , S, 'wr f i I35 ll Left to right: Larry Walker, Linda Struble, Jim Humlicek, Janis Briggs. April 3, 1959, Linda Struble and Larry Walker were honored hy the Thomas Jefferson R.O.T.C. as Honorary Colonel and Cadet Colonel at the 30th annual Military Ball. Linda was presented a bouquet of yellow roses by Cathy Fanders and Wilbur Wahaleyf. Blue and gold streamers accented the white pillars of the model of the Military Arch through which the officers and their ladies marched. Music was pro- vided hy Skeets Mahoney. Officers and their ladies: L. Walker, Cadet Colonel, L. Struble, Honorary Colonel, J. Humlicek, Lt. Colonel, J. Briggs. Majors: R. Amsherry, N. Robinson, J. Klement, L. Sorrell, J. Culjat, J. Williams, C. Bolfes, C. Robinson, D. lvy, Band Major, B. Garrett. Captains: D. Lindsey, J. Friedman, D. Utterback, J. Kendall, L. Murphy, J. Moser, M. Heffernan, A. McClelland, J. Eicher, J. Erickson, R. Carlson, C. Newman, R. Boren, M. Klonus. First Lts.: G. Fields, M. McCauley, E. Skaggs, J. Ferrarello, D. Clark, W. Boyer, T. Lee, Kathy Mahoney, J. Espinosa, C. Barron, D. Manson, M. Kruse, D. Bollig, M. Akersg A. Phillips, S. Lapsleyg L. Porter, L. Cyphersg T. Camp, K. Martin, S. Kilibardo, S. Peterson, J. Coppock, M. Ruger, D. Primmer, N. Cassell, J. Kjeldgaard, S. Thomas. Band Officers: Cap- tain D. Olson, C. Grows, First Lt. D. White, E. Kellar. I36 7 . The annual Federal Inspection is the test of what cadets have been taught all year. A certain number of cadets received special awards in the form of medals for their outstanding work in the corps. The corps was inspected and tested by various members of the regular Army. With the Tee Jay band'-setting the tempo, the cadets paraded before the student body as well as honored guests of the city and regular Army. Those receiving awards were: Jim Humlicek, Richard Sigler and Fred Paladino received the high academic R.O.T.C. awards for third, second, and first year cadets. Ron King and Richard Sigler received Kiwanis intra-city marksmanship medals. The Arnold Air Society medal was presented to Larry Walker, Cadet Colonel. The Women's Division of the Chamber of Commerce presented a bracelet to Linda Struble, Honorary Colonel. I37 Fred Kratzke qualified state meet-100 dash, 220 Llash. Fred Kratzke, Larry Morse, Speed Tobias, Terry Car- :igan qualified state meet-880 yard relay. Bill Reichart-Polt Vault ROW 1: Asst. Coach LaMantia, Mgr. Max, Tobias, Paladino, Louden, Carrigan, Kilbane, Prim- mer, Bruner, Kratske, Morse, Bloyd, Friend, Rowe, Reichart, Floyd, Vallier, Baird, Tobias, Mgr. Pacholke, Coach Hansen. ROW 2: Hansen, Edwards, Boyer, Mohoney, Kelso, Gardner, Hrasky, Spencer, Ramos, Brucil, Lockerby, Raebuck, Conkling, Schultz, Phipps, Hanpel, Wolfe. I38 0 U-as FROM RIGHT TO LEFT, ROW 1: Mr. Capel QCoachJ, Moats, Ivy, Mach- muller, Eicher. ROW 2: Mains, Martin, Ivy, Fox. For the first time in the history of'Tee Jay, we had members of our tennis team representing our school in the State Meet. Dorsie Ivy and John Martin were entered in the doubles. I39 ROW 1: Jason Coziahr, Quayne Pflager, John Moran. ROW 2: Dick Johnson, Bill Armstrong Lynn Forcade, Jim Evans, Bob Stubblefield, Gary Sollazzo. Missing Bill Hewitt. The golf team won the first match in Tee J ay's history. I40 L- -i Z L. Fisher, J. Larsen, J. Medokovich, and Coach Jessen. A cheer arises as the boys leave for state I4I Z The band prepares for the send off for the team. ROW 1: Aldrich, Mgr., Larson, Mattox, Jessen, Ingersoll, Smith, McCollum, Manson, Arnold Sorenson, Mgr., Coach Jesse-n. ROW 2: Thompson, Howland, Medokovich, Lang, Aldrich, Souser Fisher, Dew, Asst. Coach Davis. I42 Remembering with Dorsie. g. 'F ' .rw After four years at T.J. we have finally reached our long awaited goal-our high school diploma. The thrill for some and sorrow for others when the band began to play Pomp and Circum- stancew will always remain in our hearts. When we were sitting on the stage that May 28, 1959, memories of our past four years at T.J. were running through our minds. There were memories of the first game, first high school classroom, and first dance as Freshmen. Our Sophomore year was more fun because we were no longer the Mfreshiesf, We began having parties and dating. The thrill for all the girls was to see if they would be asked into one of the literary societies. We'll always remember speech class and the thought of giving a speech in front of our classmates. Then came our Junior year. The year most of us worked the hardest in our courses. We were finally reaching our goal, to be Seniors. The big high- light of our Junior year was the day our class rings arrived. We remember the thrill of swapping rings with usomeone specialn . . . the thrill of seeing our class- mates playing on the Varsity teams. We yelled as loud as we could to show them we were behind them all the way. Finally Prom time came. Our theme HParis Cafe was the best theme, with our Eiffel Tower in the middle of the floor and small outdoor cafe style tables with checkered table cloths. We'll always re- member May 1, 1959 . . . the thrill of seeing Beverly Graves and Mike Boyer crowned Queen and King. The excite- ment of having Sandra Lapsley and Side Hyde crowned Princess and Prince. A meal to remember. I43 Almost ready ln September of 1959 we as Seniors made our way to TJ. and through the familiar halls to our classrooms. The day we long waited for, to be Seniors, but really we didn't feel any different. We remember the fun of seeing the scared Freshmen pushing their way through the halls. We remember the long hours our boys used to practice football. The thrill of the year was the night of November 7, when we beat Boystown 24-20 for the first time in a long time. We remember the Varsity Cheerleaders' new sweaters. They worked hard enough to get them. We remember the many close basketball games. The sorrow of everyone as A. L. beat us by only 3 points to determine who would go on to the State Tournament. We remember the good 'feeling it gave us to know that our orange and white signs were brighter than the schools on the hill because of our overwhelming anxiety to win the game. We remember A. Lfs chants of H0n To Staten and the lumps in our throats, wishing we were saying it. We remember 'coriental Gardens the theme of the Junior-Senior Prom: We want to thank the Juniors for the lovely night they gave us. The evening was so much fun and full of excitement and climaxed when Sandra Lapsley was crowned Queen and Tom Bruner crowned King. The lovely music that played till it was time to go home even though we all hated to leave. I44 ...W Graduated Now we leave our Alma Mat l45 We'll never forget our terrific baseball team. The team will miss Mr. Jessen, a wonderful coach who has led many a T.,l. team to the State Tournaments. Re- member the thrill of going to the Spring State Tournament at Mason City but the sorrow of losing our first game? Our team came back though and won the Summer Championship. We can't help but feel proud of their spirit and winning spree. We remember Skip Day at lVlerritt's Beach? We remember the Senior Banquet, the good food, the good entertainment, the reading of the Will and Prophecy and the tears when Mr. lessen gave us our farewell speech. Weill never forget the day we received our caps and gowns and the many practices for Baccalaureate and Commencement. The familiar sound of Mrs. Strick- land counting 1-2-3-4. We remember Mrs. Andersonis and Rev. Barber's good advice for our future. The highlight of the evening when we received our diplomas and the sorrow when we thought that this would be the last time all of us would be together. Yes we remember: And we always will: In our four years we have had a lot of fun. A few heartbreaks and trouble with teachers. To our parents, teachers and friends Who made it possible for us to experience this thrill in life's path we want to say thank you-thank you from the bottom of our hearts. The future awaits you I46 I Tal .-9 TJ.--4 TJ.-1 TJ .-10 TJ .-1 1 TJ .-4 ROW 1, left to right: D. Smith, B. Mattox, J. Medakovich, R. Howland, S. Visuri, Coach Davis. ROW 2: P. Thompson, B. Aldrich, B. Sorsenson, B. Drummond, D. Dew. ROW 3: L. Arnold, J. Larsen, D. Souser, R. McCallum. This summers' Thomas Jefferson baseball team went all the way! Clear to the State Championship! Their season record was a spectacular 10 wins-2 losses. They were defeated by only Elkhorn, who beat them twioe. TEE JAY blanked 7 teams, 3 of them in toumament play. 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