Jefferson High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

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BOOSTER STAFF With its books showing a protit ol more than titty dollars, the left Booster brought its l93Gfl93lf publishing year to a close on May 20. The paper inaugurated its printing for the tiscal school year on September 9, when, tor the tirst time in Booster history, it put out an issue on the first day ol school. This was distributed to all students and was the only edition of the year with only tour pages. Following closely on the lirst paper the Booster started its annual subscripf tion campaign, the goal being six hundred subscriptions. During the campaign, a huge football tield stood in the main hall, with the tiveeyard markers denoting thirty subscriptions. A touchdown would be reached with six hundred names on the circulation list, and would earn tor the subscribers the second annual Booster dance. The goal was reached and the dance was held on Qctober 22 in the Purdue Memorial Union Building, with Glenn Vtfrights band turnishing the rhythm. Throughout the year the Booster tried to give its readers what they wanted. For the tirst time in many years its entire regular printing schedule included only sixfpage papers. The stall attempted to keep advertising to the minimum possible and yet keep out ol the red tinancially, in order that students would have more reading matter. ln all the 2l issues ot the paper, the purpose was to include as many persons' nantes as possible, and to print stories that interest the greatest number ot readers possible. -' 1 1, i ' -i l'list loin' I-. Qjitxiliilxinm-. NI lxziml-ilph, Xl. ltzixlil-ini. lx. li-vliltl. Nw-iitl Him. Xlt. lf. l'. Xluiuwli. Al. lf. llmllvy. ti. R, liiuitllm-5. ll. llwll 'l'liiuI Rim: Ii, Ihilmitsiiii I Iliilwii It l illm-I K' l'-int-ll l I I

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AUTUMN CALENDAR SEPTEMBER Summer leaves with a lingering sigh For it knows autumn is nigh- 8-I'-irst semester begins. ll-First football game of the season. Frankfort, U, Ieff, 13. I8 25 -leff-Logansport game. Ieff, 12, Logansport, U. -Over to Indianapolis for a 6-6 tie with Tech. 30-Mr. McCarty introduces freshmen Cand othersl to Ieff at our first convoca- tion. 30-First G. A. C. meeting held. New members formally initiated. OCTOBER There is something in October sets the gypsy blood astir. -Bliss Carman I-On to the pep session. Plenty of yells, songs, a big bonfire and ye olde school spirit. Held at Columbian Park. 2-Wonder how West Side feels now? Ieff, 25, West Side, 6. 7-Fire prevention convo. Those present were Mr. Donald Hobbs, from Indian- apolis, Mr. Fridley, Chief Koerner, and Inspector Minnick. The Senior quar- tet sang a few selections. 9-Rain, rain, go away, all we Ieffersonians want to play. Crawfordsville game postponed. 12-Crawfordsville game, 26-O-Iefferson wins again. 12-Senior I-Ii-Y held another one of those gr-ran-nd skating parties at Maple Point. I4-Another convo with Mr. Kahn, who gave many interesting and amazing experiments, proving that a person can do more than one thing at a time. 16-Shortridge came, saw, and we conquered, 19-7. I9-The fatal day has arrived at last. Report cards were given out. Is every- body happy? I-I-wonder?? 21-Through the rain we went to play Newcastle and wonl I3-U. 22-23-Teachers State Convention at Indianapolis. We get two days' vacation. 22-The Booster Dance was a great success. Everyone had a fine time at the Union Building. 26-Convo-Mr. Arthur F. Kane, world traveller, gave a very interesting talk while he displayed maps, costumes, and flags of various countries. 28--Commerce Club Hallowe'en party. 29-The Senior I-Ii-Y is at it again. This time it was a Hallowe'en party with a hay-ride, scavenger hunt, ghost walk and plenty of good foodll 30-Well, Ieff swamped Kokomo to win the conference. Ieff, 20, Kokomo, U. Nice ll 13 17 24 25 27 Pug work, boys! NOVEMBER Now the November leaves are falling, Can't you hear the winter Winds a'calling? -Armistice day convo. A scene from the Red and Black Revue was presented. The Ieff band played a very fitting number, and four songs were sung by the Senior quartet. To conclude the program, Colonel G. Byers gave a short talk on War . -The GREAT Red and Black Revue was given by 250 Ieff students. It proved to be very successful. -The annual football banquet was held in honor of Ieff's winning the Con- ference. The program included a few speakers, dance numbers and singers. Dancing was enjoyed after the conclusion of the program. -Lawrence Tibbett sang here. -First basketball game played. Ieff, 275 C'ville, 22. 26- 27-Thanksgiving vacation. Don't eat too much turkey! -Ieff wins again. This time over Connersville. What a thrilling finish, 26-24. ' thirty-twu