Jefferson High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

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First row Barr M. Edwards, N Page McGehey, E. Marshall, Henemyer, Oehrtmann, Fagin, E. Easterwood, Haffner, G Weaver, M Bender, M. Koch, Kiner, Felix, Stuckey, G. Lewis Second rowi Bowers, Keever, Bennett, Bratz, E. Lawson, Walters, Dismore, Kummings, Locke, Baumgardt, Nicoson, Williams, Killin, P. lohnson, Gingrich Third row: Tullis, Anderson, D. McCoy, Morehouse, Meiser, Grable, M. Bingham, Fidler, Mas- terson, D. Bender, Hargis, E. Carter, R. Lamb, Yeager, H. Nelson Fourth row. L. Beasey, E. lohnson, Nisley, P. Weaver, Rachard, C. Beasey, P. McCoy, L. Iohn- son, Cohee, Connolly, L. Burkhardt, B. Knowles, A. Martin, G. Cornelius Fifth row: Cavanaugh, R. Easterwood, McLaughlin, M. Thomas, Parker, Oberle, Seifers, B. Smith, Dawson, Richmond, A. Lester, Arndt, O. Bingham, B. Meeker, Nichols Sixth row: Fl. Knott, E. Griffin, Wright, Huston, E. Shaw, M, Prien, N. Shaw, R. Prien, A. Shaw, Vaught, Nelson, Neyhart, Wells, Fi. Taylor, I. Carter Seventh row' B. Carter, W. Lawson, V. Duffy, W. Williams, I. Edwards, Dornan, G. Myers, Neyhart, Bradley, Minier COMMERCE CLUB SPONSORS Mr. G. B. Bradley, Mr. Loyal G. Minier, Miss Mary Anderson, Mr. Iames Barr OFFICIALS lohn Carter . ......... .................... ..... ................ P r e sident Camilla l-largis . .... ....... V ice-President Edna Carter .... . ..... .... .... . . .. . ............ ................ . .. .........Secretary Doris Bender ..... ...... . . ... . ....... ............... . .........Treasurer The drama of education needs a practical foundation and the Commerce Club supplied this firm looting by stressing the need of sound business training in the modern world. The Commerce Club, formerly called the Commercial Club, was organized in lefferson High School this year with the splendid cooperation ot students and sponsor teachers. The Commerce Club, with its shortened name, has put a new zeal into its purpose and accomplished many things this year, The purpose of the Commerce Club is to promote a social feeling between the commercial students and to bring them in contact with the practical side of commercial education. During the year the club planned many social functions such as the annual trip to Botary Park, hikes, parties, Weiner roasts, tours, educational movies, and numerous other educational meetings. The greatest of the social events was the annual Boller Skating Party at Maple Point Boller Skating Rink. Some of the most prominent business men in Lafayette have addressed the club at various times during the year, and have given many valuable points that have helped the club in carrying out its purpose. We found these men very interesting and friendly, always ready to do all they could for the club and the high school. Pi:-1:1-MH1'-1 fighr I 32

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lt's over, all over- The art room the sixth period is a veritable Deserted Village. The big table is strewn with old cuts, dummy sheets, scissors, paste, old copy, and what have you? No longer are the editors hurrying to get the copy ready for the typists. The Worries of getting everything finished does not make us lose any more sleep. lt's over, all over- The l935 Nautilus is done. We thank Miss Kiser, Mr. Bradley, and Mr. Morgan tor their patience and perseverance, We thank the photographer, the printer, and the engraver for co-operating with us and getting the book done on time. We also wish to thank a number ot individuals that helped with some part ot the book. And last of all-we thank our lucky stars and the powers that be that it is all over. THE BOARD OF EDITORS. bi-tg. A I 32