Jefferson High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

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CUSP OF TAURUS May 23-june 22 Clarice Speer-May 26 Marjorie Lawson-June 1 Iniogine May-June 6 Versatilely gifted. Great thinkers, orators, and inventors. Busy and helpful when interested, but indolent when in poor spirits. Proud, preferring starvation to dependence. Wfhen understood are willingly helpful with their blending of spiritual and material qualities. CUSP OF GENIINI june 23-july 21 Bill Vaughn-July 16 Self-willed and conceited. lvlercurial. Magnetic personalityg both brilliant and great talkers, sometimes ardent readers. Conservative, intellectual and affec- tionate. CUSP OF CANCER -luly 22-July 29 Emerson Scholer-July 29 Super-sensitive, conservative and often over-confident. Deep thinkers, lovers of books. Very domestic. LEO july 30-August 24 Ted Qberly-August 20 Nonie Brennen-August 17 All are kind-hearted, generous, sympathetic, idealistic, executive and magnetic. More merciful than just. Prone to anger and to excess pride. Excitable and accessible to flattery. Generous with money and expect same in return. Great optimists. Fairly domestic. Can't harbor a grudge. Likes danger and adventure. In matters of state, bold and sagacious. Happy in responsibility. Best com- panions-Aries and Sagittarius. '34 - On: .'1unJrrJ sight

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CUSP OF PISCES March 23-March 29 Alfred Quaintance-March 29 lmpressionable, unsellish and domineering. Generous and great business ability. ARIES March 30-April 21 Helen Kline-March 31 Muriel Plank-April 18 Energetic, proud, aggressive, self-willed and impulsive. Vast initiative, but lacks persistence. Good conversationalist, and can be depended upon always to pro- vide entertainment. Diplomatic, honest and generous in money matters. More capable than others in public affairs. Can progress, but not change radically. Make excellent orators. Best companions-Leo and Sagittarius. CUSP OF ARIES April 22-April ZS Leonard Mull-April 26 ldealistic, practical. Not always physically robust, but have a wiry tenacious nature. Very imaginative. TAURUS April 29-May 22 Marjorie Cors-May 13 Nelson Slayback-May 14 A hard sign to overcome. Muscular endurance almost superhuman. Many acro- bats. Patient and calm, but when aroused, very excitable. Good for executive positions. Sound, conservative financiers. A loyal and trusting friend. Unless understood, they develop an inferiority complex. Best companions-Virgo and Capricorn. One hundred :nan '34

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CUSP OF LEO August 25-September 22 Margaret Ruegamer-September S Morton Long-September Z2 Dorothy Pfrommer-September 2 Dominant, analytical, intellectual. Excellent teachers, salesmen, and physicians. Very tactful, and rarely offend or disturb. CUSP OF VIRGO September Z3-October 24 Robert Baxter-October 16 Norman Gamso-October 5 Jim Mackey-October 3 Betty Gougar-October 24 Diseriminating and intellectual. The reserve of Virgo is contradicted by the ease and enthusiasm of Libra. making a fascinating character. Always making the best of crcumstances. They are ardent lovers and devoted companions. CUSP OF LIBRA October 25-November 13 XValter Perry-November 6 Ralph Pinkerton-November 13 Frances Torrenga-November 13 Artistic, self-interested and materialistic. The women are excellent cooks and housekcepers. Executive ability. SCORPIO November I4-November 23 Kathleen Zentmyre-November 16 Strong will power. Direct to the point. Seliish, critical, skeptical, never com- promising. A great seeker of the truth. Excellent physicians. Great organizer. Turns everything to his own account into money. Strictly honest. Powerful and eloquent speakers, sometimes make convincing clergymen. Fond of out- door sports. Poor business partners. Best companions-Pisces and Cancer. CUSP OF SCORPIO November 24-December 22 Karl Mueller-December 12 Elwin Gingrich-December 21 Bob Hildenbrancl-December 21 Richard Hildenbrand-December Z1 Deep thinkers. Make good teachers. Good eonversationalists. Good workers. -ELIZABETH PYKE, '34. Om- Munir:-I nine '34