Jefferson High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

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SU SHI E 1 First Row: S. Coling. E. Meyers. M. Suaco, V. Riley, H. Davis, P. Pechin, D. Ruschli, J. Baugh, M. Goldsberry, J. Grogan, R. Linseman, J. Moran, J. Thoma. Second Row: P. Coling, A. Hohnhaus, V. Breitwieser, B. Morgan. L. Goodnight, D. Dales, S. Memmering, J. Huth, C. Clark, B. Strebe, B. Boyd, B. Condra. Third Row: J. Elliot, P. Nehr. M. Milton. M. Watson, B. Fischer, B. Basinger, B. Rienour, M. Riley, M. Akers, M. Calvert, R. Burget, J. Williams, P. Moyer, M. Huegal, C. Hilt, P. Lowe. Fourth Row: N. Myer, M. Klinker, E. Coffman, C. Robinson, J. Wilkinson. J. Kluz, H. Alt, P. Robert, J. Arnold, P. Doyl. Fifth Row: M. Kahle, D. Funk, B. McCloud, P. Cattel, M. Wellman, B. Koch, L. Cassini, W. Mullen, S. Feaster, D. Kaiser, M. McConnell, N. Overesch. H. Watkins, A. Rush, B. Hooker, J. Lange, S. Hilt, R. Levering. R. Schilling, Miss Andrew. The Sunshine Club, a society to which any Jeff girl can belong, has completed one of its most successful and beneficial years. The main activity of the club was the annual Bronchoette Gallop which was held December 16. The Big Sisteri' idea was again carried out. The purpose of which is to enable the new girls to get better acquainted with Jeff students. Other activities were contributions to the Red Cross Fund, concessions at athletic contests, and selling of tags for Navy Mothers. Page 106

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fffflf IEE Reading, left to right: George Pfromrner, Francis H. Boor, Carl C. Siegler. The School Board. composed of three members, Francis Boor. president: George Pfrommer, treasurer: and Carl Siegler, secretary, have the great responsibility of looking after the school life of Lafayette's thousands of students. Some of the many responsibilities which confront these men are determining the amount of money needed to finance the schools, looking after the welfare of the students and teachers. taking care of the school equipment and many other difficult and trying problems. We. jefferson students. all owe these men a vote of thanks for their untiring efforts in making the Lafayette Schools the best that can be found in the State. i - -FQ D. Preston Calvert Qleftj has been the attorney for the school city for the past several years. His services rendered have been very much appreciated. Page 7

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The officers for this year were: President. Anna Louise Lang: Vice-President. Colleen Vaughan: Secretary-Treasurer, Ellen Meyer. They have carried the club through one of its most successful years and have helped the club keep up its high standards and prin- ciples. Miss Sara Andrew and Miss Irma Slayback, Dean of Women. have been the sponsors this past year and their guidance and counsel will always be needed and appre- ciated. Thanks again, officers and advisors of the Sunshine Society. First Row: P. Faustick, P. Dolby, P. Rund. D. Wendling, A. Lang, J. Rohrabaugh. P. Davis. Second Row: J. Baker. J. Baker. B. Binz. M. House, M. Chatham, M. Korty, C. Vaughan. N. Williams. P. Reddish. A. Rock, J. Merkle. R. Burkhart, L. Feaster. Third Row: M. Raider. M. Eylens. D. Poe. H. Noe. Fourth Row: A. Hudson. J. Kirts. I. Yost. H. Uncapher. I. Maitlen, P. Patterson, Morehouse, D. Dobbins, P. Keyes. M. Kull, J. Schnepp. N. Strauss. P. Runda. V. McDaniels. Fifth Row: P. Henry, J. Dales, P. Ayres, J. Rose, M. Moore, R. Schilling, C. Plantenga, P. McConnell. C. McCabe. S. Galema, B. Balsema. M. Davis, L. Cassini. B. Hilland, E. Farrell, A. Pennelton, R. Butler. M. Klinker. N, Osborn, D. Plantenga. A. Niemanvertriet. M. Ritenour. R. Norton. P. Barrel, M. Sietsma. Page lO