Jefferson High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

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4 i Q C56 0905111515 , y E The Tower House li l ll Near the town of Burlington stood an old, bleak-looking house, and 'A 1 ll 5 because of there being a tower on each corner it was called The Tower 5 House . It was gloomy in appearance and gave a queer feeling of dread to the few people who passed there daily. There were some superstitious people who would not even venture by the house because of strange lights 1 seen appearing at the dead of night. Those who dared venture close enough heard dismal wailing , M sounds that grew to moans T 'il 53 when the wind blew. The It - 'N house was the possession of a I 1' 4 man who had mysteriously if y disappeared after he had had sg. the misfortune of losing his p x money. Some people thought , i -5 he had committed suicide in rp 1 the house. 14 i V It was now near Christmas V a i , l I V if 'fr and the young people of the 'VA 3 Burlington high school had p decided to give a Christmas l.r.il' S play. Various duties were appointed to each one and it fell to Bob Hinton and Ed- ward Thomas to supply the Christmas trees. Bob decided the grounds around the tower house would be an ideal place to get the trees. Louise Hinton and her chum, Rosemary Van Briant, accompanied the boys. The day was dark and misty. Grey clouds hung low and threatening. They hurried so they would not be caught far from shelter if it should snow. When they had just reached the house the snow started coming down in flurries, in damp, sticky flakes so large that they could E see but a few feet before R them. The wind howled pg , F p E ff fs f 'C agar- E PAGE123