Jefferson High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

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THE SENIOR CLASS Presents EDUCATION 1934-1935 Enccted by THE STUDENTS OF IEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL TIME: September 10, 19344Iune 7, 1935 PLACE: Iefferson High School

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.. Zggiv First row M155 Cool: Shozlz Eaich Mertz, Pylce Gordon Curiner M Sniitli Second row Miss Kimmel, Leartian Sattler Breitwie5er Schnaible Leuther Schneider Third row Randolph, E Bauer Schnaible, Holtrnan, Longden, Tulli5, Eachman Phillips Fourth row Goldstine l Bauer C lanes Russell Shannon P Bauer THE GERMAN CLUB Miss Estella Kimmel Sponsor Edna Bauer . 5 President Marvin Smith Vice-President Alma Schnaible , Secretary Leslie Curtner , Treasurer The German Clubs part in our drama is perhaps best expressed in its pure pose, namelyf- To develop interest in German music art, and literature and to aive students opportunity tor simple conversation, The upper class students are members with hrst years students as a55ociate members The Club was organized in the tall ol N33 and there is at present a member' ship of about twentyftive students The Club holds its meetings once a month, alternating in the school and the home. One of the outstandina programs ol the year '.r.f as an illustrated lecture on foreign lands by Mr Fred Goldsmith The pictures were taken bv Mr, Goldf smith in his travels throuah Europe and were well explained l'. f,

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CIRCUS LATINUS Miss May Hanna ,.,.,. ,,,.,..,.,,,,,..,,,.,.,..,.,.,w,,,.,..,...,. ...........,,. S p onsor Olive Schatzley ...... .,,....... ...,.,,,,..,.,. P r esident Mary Margaret Graves .ww,..w. ,.,..... V ice-President Katherine Pultz ,...A..,...,,.,,.....,....,...,,.,.,,.,...,.,..,.....,,,....,,....,....... Secretary Mary Carson w....,.,,,,...............,.... .,.ww......,.....,..,...,.......,r.,,...,...., T reasurer 3 Q The purpose of the Circus Latinus is to give Latin students a deeper and liner insight into the nation ot antiquity that has furnished us the basis of our own language, laws, government, literature, and customs, The creed is: I. I believe in Latin, because it develops observation, accuracy, and concen- tration ot mind and thus lays the foundation tor success in business or profes- sional lite. II. I believe in Latin, because it develops the memory, the reason, the judg- ment, and the imagination. Ill. I believe in Latin, because through translation it trains one to express himself in English with clearness and force, it is also an indispensable requisite for civic influence. IV. I believe in Latin, because it familiarizes one with the history and the thought of the greatest nation of antiquity. V. I believe in Latin, because there is no other school study that so strongly combines thorough mental discipline with an acquaintance with the language and civilization at the basis ot our own, and the ability to express one's views convincingly. The Circus Latinus this year With titty-six members has been very active. Membership is limited to upperclassmen and freshmen with a high average. A masked Halloween Party was held at the home ot one of the members. In November the freshmen were initiated according to the Roman custom ot accepting the children into the family, In December the club enjoyed a Christ- mas Party. We have been entertained by the musical talent ot the Ietterson stu- dents. First row Darnell, Morris, Bell, Widener, Taylor, B, Iohnson, E. Grey, Finnegan, E. Iohnson, Workinger, Agnew Second row Sellers, Sines, Hughes, I. Iohnson, McCloud, Yost, Laughlin, I. lohnson, Frick, Fraser Third row ll, Phillips, B, McCloud, L Raynor, M. Kaplan, Blackburn, Koch, Schatzley, Graves, I Williamson Fourth row. Pultz, M Taylor, Davidson, Potter, Conder, Carson, Thornton, M. McCord, Gaugh Filth row' Miss Hanna, llievfold, Goodhart, E. Niewold, Pours, S. Gershuny, I Gershuny, San- ders l'1--n:f,!-