Jefferson High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

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CRAWFORDSVILLE GAME Non-conference encounter at C'ville---Bronchos can't get started wOnly good Iefferson appearance in the first section of the game is the Bed and Black band fThe McAdamsfmen really put on a show at the half time. leff starts off in the last halffTaylor scores on a quarterback sneak-fBussell falls on a blocked Athenian punt- Streak-O-Light Carter grabs a pass out of the hands of two C'ville defense men and twinkles across the goal for the third Lafayette score in seven minutes. Dose place kicks a point after the first marker and passes to Rush after the second score for another pointeThird try is blocked. Flock of leff subs play the remaining part of the gamefThey also score when Cy Beeler falls on a blocked Crawfordsville punt-Holder attempts pass to a Ieff end, but it is blocked. SHORTRIDGE GAME Shortridges big gridiron group are in Lafayette to give the leffs a lesson in gridiron playeA bad punt by Shortridge gives the leff men the leather on the Blue Devils 42 yard stripe in the first four minutes of play4Two plays take the pill to the Nippermen 33 yard linefDose takes the ball-l-le runs left-He runs rightffle gallops over the Blue Devil goal linefEverybody is surprisedvw How did the Broncs do it?-A-Neveresay-die is the answerf Babbit Carter then starts rippin' off yards here and there and Dose scores after an eleven yard gallop?-Dose kicks the extra point with a place boot. The second half sees the Indianapolis eleven start for the leff goal linefThey go over by real power --David Crockett does the scoring and kicks the extra pointeScore, leff, l3g Shortridge, 7. Blue Devils begin to look tough-Carter takes all the fight out of them by returning a punt ESU yards for a touchdown- --lt is remarkable run- ning-He outruns the Shortridge ends and backfield men who appear quite silly as they try to follow himfMcDowell's placement is haywire. Ieff wins 19-7-'A surprise to the fans but not a surprise to those connected with Abe Masters' gang. Last season defeat is avenged4Carter begins to appear as if he has ball bearings on his feetfSuch twisting and turningfflts enough to make friend and foe dizzy. NEWCASTLE GAME A sea of mud prevails as the leffersonians meet the Trojans of New Castlof A minute of the game is gonee Everybody looks like brothersnltflud, mud every- .s . 1, '- A 5 A I

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FOOTBALL FRANKFORT GAME Season opens-Frankfort's Hot Dogs are in town-First Conference game of 1936 season. Masters trusts inexperienced backfield-Both teams feel each other over and then the fireworks start. Eight minutes have passed in the initial quarter-The oval is on the visitors' 48 yard line-Dose drops back and heaves a 32 yard pass to Mackey, who steps the remaining 16 three footers unmolested -lim Rush converts-leff, 7, Frankfort, U. Nice interference enables Pinky Pinkerton to gallop 65 yards for another Broncho 6 Points-Rush's drop kick for extra point lands on a Hot Dog chest. left settles back on defense in the last two periods and leaves Stuart field with their first gridiron battle l3-U. Entire leff eleven had showed signs of stagefright. New men show signs of filling graduation losses. LOGANSPORT GAME Another conference game-This time it's the Loganberry's at Logansport- Supposed to be the weakest group in the conference. Broncho offense is hay- wire during the first quarter-Logansport makes five first downs in the first six minutes of play. leff line digs in and takes the Broncs back to the Logan 2 yard line as the midway cannon roars. Third quarter sees the leffersonians begin to go places-Quarter ends with the Mastermen headed for the Logans- port goal line-lim Allen carries the pill time after time for good gains as the leff line throws the Berry line all over the grass. Two minutes are gone in the fourth quarter-the leffs have the leather on their opponents' two yard line -Holder carries the ball-It's a quarterback sneak-There is a huge pile-up at center-The Red and Blacks have scored. Allen plunges for extra point-Can't make it. Score: leff, 6, Logansport, U. leff again gets the ball-Straight for the enemy's last stripe, again they advance-Allen seems to be a work horse- Time and time again he carries the ball for small gains-I-Ie goes over from the 2 yard marker. Rush's kick for the single point is off center. leff, 12, Logan, U. Second straight win on the season-The Bronchos are off to the races-The title races. TECHNICAL GAME lt's another big ten foe-This time Tech of Indianapolis at the capital city. The Green Waves outweigh the Broncs fifteen pounds to the man. leff blocks a punt -Recovers-Korty goes over from the 2 yard line-Kick for touchdown point is haywire. Tech comes back and scores in the second quarter-Plunge for extra point is stopped. Score at the half: left, 6, Tech, 6. Bronchos out-play the home team during the final two frames, but lack the scoring punch-Game ends in tie and North Central Conference race is thrown wide open as far as a championship honor is concerned. WEST SIDE It seems just like homecoming for leff and West Side-Every fan past and present is in the bleachers-Under the lights at Stuart-Red Devil and Broncho are at it again-The Mooremen start fast and score in the first few minutes from the left 2 yard line-leff becomes fighting mad and simply rushes the Western- ers off their feet-The Mastermen sit on the Red Devils as Snozzle Mackey gathers in a 28 yard pass from the mitts of Pinkerton to tie the score-Rush's conversion is blocked. Tag Carter enters the contest in the third quarter- He's here with the ball-He's there with the ball-He is all over the place with the oval-Spinning, twisting, turning and faking he soon has the West Side defense dizzy-He takes the pill to the Red Devil 2 yard line-Taylor scores inn a quagtegback sniecek-Rush pitches to Mackey for extra point-leff then cuts oo - ' ' se an ose an arter score Try for conversion is directed wrong after each touchdown of Dose and Carter. Pug: tu-enty-jxvn

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Q NAUTILUS STAFF l iv'st Num: His- lilwr, ll. l'm-vliili. Nl. Xlvifilir. .X. Xliiiiiii-iii. XII. Nliiigqqiii. Si-i'-tint Rini: 'lf Ili-im-i'I5, Xl. lluiilvr. ll, tliiiuiwli, lf I'iiiii'il. Al, Nl:-iilvs 'llilril Nun: l. Il--l1m,ti. Viluu. .X. firm. NY, Xlvrtl, Xli. llixiflli-i. The entire Nautilus Staff, which includes ten seniors, two Juniors, three teachers and Mr. McCarty, again wishes to express their sincere gratitude to the student body for supporting the Nautilus in order to make it a success. To the merchants, who aided greatly by their adds, to Hinea's Studio and The help, to Mr, Morgan and the printing printing the campaign signs and also attractive posters used in the Nautiliizi Schrader who did all the bookkeeping Lafayette Engraving Company for their classes for their excellent cooperation in to Miss Kiser and the art classes for their campaigng to Miss Gildersleeve and Miss and clerical work, to the Booster Staff for their advertisements and writeiips iii each issue of the Booster, to Tom Demerly for his clever designs, to Annagene Minniear who served as typist for the year book, and last, but not least, to the various teachers and students for their writeups, poems, essays, and many different articles which you see before you in this book, we take this opportunity to thank you for your fine cooperation throughout the making of the Nautilus, Ending eight months of hard work, the Nautilus Staff leaves the twenty-fourth Nautilus in your hands, hoping you appreciate the supreme efforts of the staff. ln preparing pages such as these Our aim, our hope has been to please. l-low far our efforts have availed We do not know, we may have failed, May you decide. But if in far-away future days You find some pleasure as you gaze And hold this book a treasury Of happy memories, then we Are satisfied, B, M. M. l'. . ::1 I 4 l 4 l I I Q . i N A IU t1I', ,IL , IU l, 'i 11111