Jefferson High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

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SPECIAL HO UR ROLL. . . NVQ nominate for our special honor roll: For 17171112 SllIlfl N Iwi AIIVIIHI nmjm'-Vei'ne Hilt. Fur lfllllllllg lwigluwl lmzmrt in Shih' Confrtf-the Band. For llrrri' ymziix zrork on Variil-y lJl'!7tIflll'Q Triwz-Eldon Ellis. Jordan McCarty. and john Purdue. For living nllfilamlirllq arlnrx in Srniur Plavy-Iietty Trexler and Wloody Randolpli. Iwi' XL'I'l'llI.Q fum' lynliii in flu' Butyl' Gln' Cllllr-joe Lauglilin, Logan Selimadel, and Chester Riegle. For Xl'lA1'lIl.Q -fnlzz'-1i'u1'i in flu' Girls' GIWCINI1-Sybilla Bostwicli, Mildred Burdon, Marie Freeland. and Gaynelle Lord. Fm' lvriuxq llllflfillllllllg IlIt'llIl7l'I'x of Bnmfur Sfuff-Sain Gersliuny. Ed Clark, Chester Riegle, and Paul Coffey. For !7i'lIl'Q Ullflftllllllillg n1cn1lu'rx nf Nulzlilm Sfuff-Eldon Ellis. Richard Ball, Gerald Clark, Mary Carson, and Paul Colley. For zvirllzivlg lvmurx in Shih' Malli Cmzfzwfi-Billy Butler, Marcia Young. and Uan Tscliopp. For lwlrig iliifrlrf ll'lI1lll'l'X in Lufm Crmfvilx-Kathryn Alburn, and Betty Trexler. Fm' Oralurinzl ulvilil-y-M.1i'jorie Kuntz. Fur lhluviflg ffm! lll Cllllllfvj' Dl.Xl'IlYXllIlI Lnilqllz'-Lloi'd.ii1 McCarty. For lwiug llIl'U1l7l'l'.X uf ll'llIl1llI.Q 1r1f1'11-111111111 Bz1Xkt'fl7rlll Tnzm-George Miller, Carl Atha. Rieliard Brady, XVilliam Brady, Charles Hawkins, Stanley Morrison, Lawrence O'COHHOI'. and Lewis Raub. Fur Irving cjllllllfj uVllIlIt'l'X in Iailin Cmzlrtl-Claarles NVolf, Ross Sliideler, and Henry Taylor. For Ivjfi jmrlirijmllls in Shih' CT!IHIIlIt'I't'lLll Cnfzlvxl-Harriet Hoyt, joan Koerner, Mar- garet Reigle, Betty Amos, Mary Frances Hunter, Helen Froscli, Marian Miller, Doris Grann F01 Fw For For Pyke. Harry For For on, Norma Skinner, Juanita Kersey, and Lawrence Davis. all lqlrlx lllllwftllllllll-Q in Girlx' rlflvlrfivi. ' all lmryt 0IlfYfl1VI!lil1IQ in Spnrfx. Yi-II I.c'mlr'r-Dewiglit Mickler. Srniorx llallllllllg lwunr roll au'awl'S-Mary Carton, Mary Frances Hunter, Donald john Schnaible, Dan Tschopp, Katcryn Alburn, Eldon Ellis, Chester Riegle, and Shoemalier. spvlnllug Hlllllf, Ulllll-jf' lwuri on ffm Nazlfilnt-Eldon Ellis. all flrosu ozllsfamling in mam' fivlzl zrlrom zu' ma-y lnzu' mi-rlnnkwl. XIXPTY-THREE . 111 vt? . ,H 141,51 Ht .,: , iz' ' ', UQ 'f-A NQHf L4aL 'f - 'Af---'n.r - ,wwf ------J gil

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. ,ag i , l.'3fff'1 - .1-'wwf .f fH'fL..1H'- I f' -.3-- 1?J'if, - , 'f2 7' ff-' .if we gi: f in-.,:f 1u.QQkii .fm ,. 'Hg eg f-V 4, ,Z Q- .g. .f eq,-J ., ,,1,. 1 , ff s i. ' N' I 5: :N 1. '-.. 13.1.-, g ,. , -.igfsfiw -. -., -. .V h ,..,,, '3r f, 'E'4f - - .'i'.- :'fz-2155.-fox. , V-Q.. -.- . 1-' CALE DAR... Sept. 22-School has :will-1 begun .... The very first convocation was today. Oct. 4-Bumps and spills and lots of thrills! At least for those who attended the Senior lli-Y skating party. N A Oct. 6-Fire prevention convo. The firemen were merciful this year, they didn t merely dust off their old jokes - they polished 'em. Oct. 20-First dance of the year. the Booster dance, gave the terpsichorean season .1 mar- velous send-off. Oct. 21-The weary dancers had a chance to sleep it all off during the next few days, but the poor teachers had to go to their convention. Oct. 27-Convo. Nov. 3-Another convo. Nov. 9-And still another. Colonial Wfilliamftburg this time. Fascinatinf suh an' ma'm, fascinatin'! Nov. IU-The big show at last! The colossal, stupendous, description-defying Red and Black Revue, '37 edition. Nov. li-The football banquet gave hero worshipers a chance to gaze upon our mighty athletes en masse. Nov. 17-Carlton Sturdy Qsounds like heap big strong man, ugh!j appeared at convoca- tion. Nov. 18-And on his heels came the Southland jubilee Singers, really good in that poignant Southern fashion. Nov. 25-Begins another little holiday, Thanksgiving this time. And now it's one un- broken stretch of work, relieved only slightly by weekends, until Christmas. Dec. I-Helen Hiett, a very clever modern miss, told of her experiences in dictator- infested Europe. Dec. 21-Christmas cantat.1 convo. Quite a few warblers around school, we learned. Dec. 22-Merry Christmas! Very merry, for school's out till 1938! 5lan.3,1958-Wfell, it sounded nice. but '38 has a habit of stepping on '37's tail too eagerly. So here we are at the old grind again. lan. 17-O, woeful day! The end af the term brings those fateful report cards. lan. 18, 19-XVhat a lot of tragedy is packed into one little word -finals. jan. 24-Wfith a new ci'op of preps to enliven the routine, we start it all over again. Term after term- my, my, what an aimless existence! Feb. 12-jeff came in second in the debate tourney. Oh well, personally I think red is as pretty as blue - at least in ribbons - or anyway in prize ribbons. Feb. 16-Hanya Holm and her troupe went through the contortions of a modern dance demonstration. Extremely interesting. my children, and quite enlightening, and-hey. wake up! Iieb. 24-Fortune tellers, candy, balloons, an' everything! Know where? Of course, clever infants, at the P. T. A. Carnival. Mar. 2-NVhat a comfortable floor the skating rink has! Lots of people Qincluding mej made this discovery at the skating party sponsored by the Senior Hi-Y. Mar. 3, 4, Y-Sectionals -We went through with flying colors. But on - Mar. 12-XVell, even an e.1gle can't soar forever, let alone the proverbial aeronautical colors. All of which translated means- we kinda sorta were eliminated in the regionals. Oh, well, next year ....... Mar. 9-Murdock the Magician exhibited his mysterious powers.- Doggone it! I still can't figure out where he hid those doves. Mar. 19-Almost more of a social affair than a sporting event. But for fans of both types of entertainment there was plenty of fun popping at the semi-finals. May 20-XVords are not suflicient to describe the thrills and charms of that superb affair, the senior dance. Too. too divine, magnificent, wonderful, gorgeous-Oh, gosh! Supply your own adjectives. NIS lE'1'Y-TWVO 2:.:J-m!Q1'1i.1.i.i:.i- i1:'.i-.--:..'i:i.f1'J 't I- . .. f. '- ' lf: ' . 2 . 5 1 'X' mili 'T ' '50 !3L!il'3l!LlE5Dil3.i'.8YPIih 'ii -raiiJU:.i55-viii-.s3x..+.M...itilhiliiit-Tj

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