Jefferson High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

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FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY With the year nineteen hundred and thirty six came another group of Tradi- tional Timid Tots to Iefferson High, all floundering through the depths of foreign languages, sciences, history, and mathematics toward the goal-a high school diploma. To us, the T.T.T. , the course of study was as complicated as a jig-saw puzzle, but by the beginning of the second semester the puzzle was half-way solved and we were called freshmen instead of preps Amid football and basketball games, senior elections, and school produc- tions, the time in which to study was very scarce. At last came the day of reckoning on which we learned our lesson. fln the form of finals.l Also dur- ing the semester the monotony of studying was broken by a series of interesting convocations. For the musical minded, such activities as the Glee Club, Band, or Orchestra offered diversion. The more literally minded found the Forensic Club and History Club suiting their tastes, while those who enjoy art were able to take refuge in the Studio Club. Year by year we hope to progress through the steps of an education until we shall attain our goal, but in doing so be as well-liked and popular as the class of '37 has proved itself to be. Barbara Royster, '40 SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY Growing slowly for eight long years, we suddenly stirred and sent our green shoots through the earth. One spring day when Mr. McCarty was walking through the garden he saw us. Well, look what's here, we heard him cry, at last they've come. Weeks passed, and the garden was in full bloom. We pansies, for that was our name, were thriving well. We met other flowers after our first bashfullness had passed. Our faces were dutifully turned toward the sun, our beloved faculty. We were watered by gardeners who had such words as English, German, Algebra, and Latin written across their chests. During our first year there were shows and other activities in which many of the pansies participated. Autumn came and went. Winter arrived and we went to sleep again. After a long sleep, we began to yawn and stretch. We burst through the earth into the spring air. Surprise and surprisel We are no longer pansies, but hollyhocks. fWe must have stretched too much.l We are self-important and view everything from a great heightg this is our second year. We neglect watch- ing the sun and receiving our gardeners' care. New faces appear in the now far-distant pansy plot. During our second year in the garden, the hollyhocks assisted in producing the all-school show, The Red and Black Revue and the musical comedy, Pinafore. During the next years We hollyhocks hope to keep the fine traditions of Ieff's flower garden. Betty lane Mowry, '39 Pug - t an

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